The Forrest City times., 1907-04-12

Ladies, children and men may have their needs in shoes supplied Satisfac- torily by Brandon, Baugh x Co.,, who have just deceived their immense new spring stock. All kinds, sizes and prices, every pair warranted, and foot comfort and satisfaction guaranteed. Don't fail to give them call when you want shoes.
 We will appreciate your order for an Easter hat. We have the latest ideas in pattern hats, and a big stock of exquisite trimmings. Also other hats, millinery and ladies goods, fresh and new from this seasons offerings, and we will spare no efforts to please you. We solicit an inspection of our offerings, and your otder for Easter lingerie. E. II. Winfield & Co.
 We have just received two carloads of Royal Cotton Bale Guana. As a fertilizer for cotton there is none better. Two or three hundred pounds to the acre will double your crop. Fussell-Graham-A Alder son Company.
 Old Hickory Porch and Lawn Furni ture-TheY are the acme of perfec- tion-ARTlSTIC and at the same time RUSTIC, chairs, rockers and settees, all to match-made out of white hickory. Many different de- signs to select from. We would be glad to show you booklet with illus trations of these goods. Becker & Lewis.
 Miss Emily Davis, who is now em ploYed in the Bank of Charlottesville spent Sunday in town with her parents and other relatives and numerous friends, not forgetting the editor and family. She was accompanied by hei nephew. Master Arthur MoSby. aged six years, who is manly little fellow, 1 and enjoyed his visit and behaved him. self just fine
 Jack Callahan. living on the St. l Francis river. was drowned in the river, six miles above Madison, at g o'clock a, m, on Monday, April 7th. 1 Coroner Todd held an inquest, and the l jury returned verdict that Callahan came to his death by accidental drown ing at the time and place above-men- l toned Wedid not learn the particu- lars as to how it happened, but think he fell out of his boat. The body was recovered.
 A cordial invitation is extended tc every lady in St. Francis county tC call and examine our handsome line | nf nd lru dc l furnishings, gloves, ribbons, etc. II is the largest and most beautiful as sortment that we have ever carried and comprises all the popular new shades, best qualities and pretty pat terms in all kinds of fabrics. Russell. Graham 4 lderson Company.
 Miss Maggie Hall, of Widener, was shopping and visiting friends in town yesterday. She gave us pleasant cal and turned in several new subscribers and received several hundred votes il the Popular Girl Piano Contest. She expects to do little extra work next week, and we feel sure she will meet with good success, as she is a most sensible girl and understands hel business.
 NTDOR PORCH SHADES The best, the prettiest and cheapest, con sidering the time they wear. They keep your porch kool komfortabe and Klean. They shade the porch from the hot rays of the sun-also keep out nearly all the flying dust thereby making your porch as kool Comfortable and private as room We have them in I, G. s and 10 feet widths. Ask to see samples and prices Becker & Lewis.
 We understand that MT. Abe Ash of the Rush ] Ash Brothers, of this city, has purchased the refreshmenI privileges at the Jamestown Exposi tion, and that he paid SS,000 for the entire concession, and has already sub letted individual privileges to other parties for about half that amount and will let to others, besides retain 1 ing privileges for himself, probably making several thousand dollars CT i the investment, if the season is gOoc one and the attendance is large Mr Ash has had considerable experience 1 in this line at other eXpositiOnS. N( desire to join his relatives and friends in the hope that he will have pros porous season and succeed ill his un dertakings.