The Forrest City times., 1907-10-25

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 Don't you need Dictionary? We l have them from 25c to sll.00 each at the Newsstand.-"A dandy for 65c.
 Now that the fall season is coming on, and there is likely to be some sickness in the country. We are right there with the goods that you need. Our stock of whisky is second to none in the state, and when you are in need Of the real article, come to us. We will give you the best goods in the state. Yours truly, Mallory X Fogg
 Maple syrup and buckwheat four is what you need for breakfast: the best on earth or anywhere else, at Evans, High Price Grocer.
 Postmaster T. c. Fitzpatrick left sunday morning to attend meeting of third-class pOstmasters in Washing ton City on the 22d, 23d and 24th. He will visit the Jimtown exposition, thence go to Lawyers, Virginia, where he will spend a two weeks vacation. Miss Stella Doyle, the efficient assist ant postmaster, will have charge of the office during his absence.
 LOST.-A small pin, enamelled in pink and green: on the reverse side the letters, 4. F. W C. Return to I. NJ Prewett and receive reward.
 When you want a real good bottle of mild, pleasant whisky for sickness or family use of any kind, or just reg ular old common drinking by yourself or with somebody, you can't get any better whisky for the money than that famous old tried and true Cumberland Rye. It has stood the test for twenty 1 five years tO my certain knowledge, and is sold exclusively by Mallory X Fogg
 Jesse Moore Whistles are absolutely pure, and none are superior for family use. See T. C. Eolbre. Jr., & Com pany, sole agents.
 Prof John A. Gatten, of Colt, was in town yesterday on business and mjngliHg with friends. He has been taking The Forrest City Times ever since its birth and is it's oldest sub scriber. By this we do not mean to 1 say that he Is old, but that his sub scription is. The professor is only 62 and as young as most men at 40. We l hope he will live to be a hundred, and has already said that he wants The Times as long as he lives.
 Boys, we have all the Henty books at 25c; all of the Oliver Optics at 25c, all the Alger books at 25c and 75c, and scores of others too numerous to mention at all prices.
 Russell -Graham-Ald lderson Company are receiving the biggest stock of shoes ever brought to Forrest City. Besides the large stock from former invoices, they got in l73 cases this week, consisting of the celebrated Hamilton Brown, Duttenhofer and Walk Over lines. They have shoes to fit any foot, and at prices to make your pocket book smile. Give them a call and look over their new arrivals in this department.
 Mrs. Morley Barringer, of Memphis,
 is charming guest of Mrs. Mattie
 Mcknight and family for few days
 MT Bennie Lewis, the expert win
 dow trimmer for his father, gets up
 some very pretty designs and very
 attractive shows, but in his last
 effort he certainly outclassed all pre-
 yiouS efforts. and the steel bridge
 across the St. Francis river at Madi
 ison.. now designed in Sols show
 window, is d work of art, and has
 attracted more attention than any
 thing which has appeared in public
 here for many moons. It must bt
 seen to be appreciated, however; il
 beggafs description.
 Our line of Wall Pockets this veal
 is larger and prettier than ever. AsE
 to see them at the Newsstand. Just received l73 cases of the sea sons swellest offerings in all kinds oi shoes for boys and glrls, men an6 women, in all lasts, and at popular prices. This immense invoice of shoes comprises the celebrated Ham ilton Brown, Duttenhofer and Walk Over Shoes, and must be seen 10 bt appreciated. In style, quality and workmanship there are none superior at the price, and many are not sC good that cost more. Call and see oul immense stock FuSsell-Gralrm-A derson Company.
 We haven't room 10 display our big stock Of new things IT you don { set what you want ask for il We've got 1t at the Newsstand
 The fall season is being ushered il at Madame F.. Boyles' millinery em porium with q most beautiful and at tractiye line of the very latest crea tions in correct millinery. She ha. received and is receiving a perfectly lovely line of hats of all kinds, iron which she can undoubtedly suit you taste, and supply your wants in head wear She also has the new odd col Ors in ribbons, as we'll as all of tn, many staple colors. Her lines of lace and embroiderieS embrace all of the prettiest patterns to be had in tht
 markets, and she has dress trimming
 of all kinds to match any fabric O
 suit any taste Mrs. Boyle is the olt
 reliable milliner. She has made you
 hats so many times that she know
 just what you like and what yol
 want, and her prices are very reason
 able, She invites the ladies to giv,
 her call and look over her stock whether they buy or not.