The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30

MeSsrs. Max Yoffie, E. r. McCrary. T. w MeClendon, ". \. Pearson and Wright Lewis attended the meeting Of tine Grand Lodge l. c. Q. F. at Little Rock the first of the week as visitors, and Hon. Q. E. RollWage as delegate or representative from the local lodge All enjoyed the occasion immensely and returned we'll pleased with their trip.
 ! ea can buy as many extra copies of The Times containing the Buck trade mark al Tie Times Newsstand as you want. and at the same time any kind Of school supplies that the little girls require. Some little girl will get that beautiful little Buck. jr.. Range, fl she clips the largest number of their trade marks. Read klotZ's ad for particulars. It's in this paper.
 This seasons very latest shades and fabrics in ladies dress goods are now being shown by our saleslady and men. The stock comprises all the most pop ular weayes and styles. It will be a pleasure to show you this line and we want to sell you your new clothing this fall. We have all the trimmings 10 match, and our prices are the most popular. The J. ". Beck Company.
 Some little girl is going to win that handsome little Buck, jr. Range, now on exhibition at klotZs hardware store, very easily. Read his advertise ment and it will tell you how. Extra copies of the paper containing the Buck trade mark. may be had at The Times Newsstand. where everything the little girls need al school may be had at lowest prices consistent with quality.
 Send the children to the Newsstand for school supplies books. book satch- els, colored crayOns, tablets, pencils. pens inks. rulers, composition books. lunch baskets and boxes. examination tablets. pencil boxes. book straps. drawing books and paper. pencil sharp eners, erasers. and everything else Everything at correct prices. and marked in plain figures. We will treat the children right a the News stand.
 WANTED Success Magazine re- quire> the services of man in For rest City 10 look after expiring sub scrlptions and to secure new business by methods unusually effective; posi- tion permdnent: prefer one with eX- perience. but would consider any ap- plieant with good natural quallfca- tions: salary sl.50 per day with com mission option. Address with refer ences, R. (. Peacock, Room 1o2, Sue cess Magazine Building, New York.
 Mrs. (. E. Ross stopped off in For rest City last week to visit with Hon. and Mrs. (. R. Mathis for several days She had been visiting her daughter, Miss Floy, at Brownwood' Texas, for several months and was enroute to her home in Pleasant Hill. Mississippi, where she is teaching She left Tuesday. Mrs. Ross and Miss FlOy' both taught here several years ago, and they have many old friends who often think of them kindly and were glad 10 see Mrs Ross.
 \ band of Indians. Mexicans or Gyp- sies, we c0elG not learn which. except from their red skins and long, straight. coal black hair, have been camped iu the outskirts of the city for a week. the women telling fortunes for a iyH hood. Many have had their fortunes told and upon comparing notes with their friends found that all had pretty much and many ideHticaiiy the same i past, present and future, and all had ] their money 's worth of fun Such l things are fake pure and simple but l harmless, We presume.