The Forrest City times., 1907-12-06

Of those pretty neckties al Russell Graham A lderson G,mpanys. They come in all 'hs vtry latest shades n ntr., =. .-4ivs.' :. .t,o "o," ,...est ..r .::S --a',s. .-..:; z: =ep:'ate box, esl ecially for Christ mas.
 S, T. Sanders carries in his grocery depart ment choice line of fresh goods, muici, are delivered promptly at lowest prices. Your kitchen, pan try and table may be supplied from his stock with every hlng needed for i0ur holiday b;li ot fare. Rug G 3i
 w. hay, q new line of Nobby Hats Ask to see our Ste, sons Brown aud Black Derbys, in the newest shapes. A lso have the celebrated Tiger brand, and the Champion Is hard n bear We cal tit you and please you in Hats at d prices t'ussetl-GraitamA lde, son Company
 Mrs. Nellie kuford and children and Miss Marguerite La ghiughause left N edneSddt for Saii Ant ohio ta spend he winter, seeking benefit to the health Of her manly little son, Albert. We hope they will all be beneitted aud enjoy their soJourn in that beau tiful city.
 Toys of every kind and descript ion, decorated china abd glassware, dolls, wagons, vas,s, novelties, choice fruits, nuts, coufectious, and every thing for Santa Claus and Merry Christmas ma be had al very low prices of " [. Sanders, and he ia- yites your trade.
 Mrs. c. K. Cold, nee Corrinne Gwyn, and sweet aaOy Of Dafdanelie, came | Sat urday ou d visit and to Speiid the holidays with her parents and other relatives and friends. Miss Blythe | Gwyn, who had been visii ing with her sister for six weeks returned with her, and both are welcome home. 1 Mir. Geo. E. Pettus was expect ed home this week, but a letter received "Wednesday by Mrs. Pettus conveys the information that he had not been doing sa well fer I few days, and that he would not come until next week. | Everybody is anxious to see George, and always glad 10 hear of his im- pavement.
 For the next thirty days I am going to sell my entire stock of dry and dress goods and shoes at special prices. There will be a sweeping re- duction in everything in thes. lines in my store, and this will give you an oppOrt unity 10 supply your needs for less money than ever before. l mean business. Come and see. w. T. San- ders.
 Score cards, programme pencils with or without tassels, playing cards, Trail, IFS. Wiggs. Flinch. Block, Sherlock Holmes, Pit and 200 other popular games just received at the l Newsstand. If you want some of the new games, call and let us show them To you. We also have the Ouija and Planchette Boards that are so popu- lar everywhere.
 Mrs. Walter German, who has been suffering from a severe attack of the @"ifpo and complications for month. lett Sunday for Little Rock, where sine entered the Battle Greek Sanita- rum. Mayor German accompanied her, returning the same evening We were glad 10 learn yesterday that she seems to be some little better. and hope she will soon be entirely restored.
 MT. w. A. Wellington, of Colt, was in town yesterday to sell couple of bales of cotton. He says he started iii this year to make S400 off of l3 acres of land, that he had already sold S396 worth and had two bales with him which would bring over Sl00. One of the bales weighed 625 pounds. He also killed hog last week, but has not killed his winter meat. That is what we call good farming.
 MT. J. S. Youmans, of Pataskala, Ohio. whom it was thought would not be able to come South on his annual visit this year on account Of the very serious illness of near relative, arrived i Tuesday, ana will be here perhaps a month, his relative having improved sufficiently 10 allow of his coming MT. Youmans is guest at present in i the lovely home of MT. and Mrs. G. l \. LauginghOuSe. He will also visit with Mir. c. B. Malloy and other 1 friends, all of whom are glad to see and have him here.
 The editors and publishers of The i Times are much gratitied and pleased at the many complimentary expres- sions heard and received by mail on the size, beauty and excellence of last weeks edition of this great adyertis- l ing medium. It consisted of four teen pages and contained -- inches of advertising matter. This is ptoD- ably the greatest amount Of advert is- ! ing matter ever sent out by any paper in Eastern Arkansas outside of Pine Bluff, not excepting Helena, Jones' | bOrO, PdragOuld, or any Ot her Gil les. We appreciate the liberality of our patrons which made this possible, and we appreciate all the nice things that have been said, and promising 10 always exert our utmost endeavor in our efforts to merit II, We solicit a continuance of it.