The Forrest City times., 1908-04-17
Pound papers at Newsstand.

Pound papers at Newsstand.
 Sweet milk delivered daily by James Franks.
 Pearl buttons for shirtwaists at 5c and lOc per dozen. The jc kind are extra value. R. II. Winfed & Go.
 Hats to suit all ladies and occasions. Merry Widow sailors, and Merry Maiden sailors. at R. H. Winfield & Cos. They are just like the measles everybody has to have them. Mrs. Henry Hickman. of Clarendon, arrived Saturday night 10 visit rela- tives and friends for brief season and is charming guest of her sister, Mrs. W. F.. Kirby, and family. We have just received an up-to- date assortment of pretty neckwear, belts. handbags dress trimmings. and all the seasons novelties. and they are now ready for your inspection. Give us call and let Us show you 0ui lines of spring millinery. E. II Winfield & Co.
 MT Rush ]. Ash. who has been spending month in Lawrence. Mas sachusetts, on visit to his brother is expected to return home the latter part of next week. This is the first vacation Rush has taken since he re turned from the Old World. and is making up for his long and close con. fnement to business
 That tired feeling. incident te l spring. when the appetite is tickle will disappear entirely under careful feeding. My Grocery department will supply the fo0dstutf. have all the dainty breakfast foods, cereals, syrups buckwheat and pancake Hours. and everything else necessary 10 get up a dainty meal 10 tempt the most stub born appetite. Phone 34 for your gro ceries and dry goods. W. T. sanders MT. Luther l. Wilkes, of Helena was in the city for few hours MoE. day, enroute home from Little Rock, where he had been 10 visit his brother. MT. George Bedford Wilkes. and spent the time very pleasantly with friends. He Is son of Mr. l. I Wilkes, popular travelling salesman 8h6 $ so well known here and else. where in Eastern Arkansas where he travels
 Spring is here, and with it my new and seasonable stock of Dry and Dress Goods. The ladies will find something here just to suit in the white goods line especially My stock of notions to, has been replenished for the Spring trade, and l extend a cordial invita-. ton to every lady in the county tC give me call when shopping for any thing needed in the line of Spring Dry Goods, Dress Goods, White Goods Laces. EmbrOiderieS, Notions anC other things too numerous 10 men tion. W. T. Sanders.
 MT Geo. W. Jones. in charge of the Forrest City Manufacturing Com 1 panys log train, met with what came very near being q very serious acci dent on Friday While attempting tC board freight train near Edmondsot l hlS loot was caught in the drawheaG and badly mashed Fortunately nc bone, were broken, and Dr. Alley who is in attendance. thinks he vii soon be ali right.
 i4t AdStlotla 0lQD N llSky. bottled in bond. and sold by the drink ol bottle al the Magnolia Saloon fs a mild mellow liquor that You will appreciate i Try it when in need. T. C. F6lbre. Jr C.. Ne also have the Magnolia t Club Whisky in barrel goods. and So. lieit Hoar jug orders. Phone II.
 Mr Max Yutiie's biz Jamestown Exposition Sale began this morning He had thousands of full sheet circu lars printed at The Times office. anc three teams were sent out withiustruc ti9nS 10 the drivers 10 literally bill the county, and not miss q home The bil q Ill Gnces prices on many lines of gooGs and they speak for themselves. The, ale astonishiHgly low. and have beei reck eS>.y slaughtered We hope ou1 friend, lofe. will have big crowd every day.and that he will he liberaIly patr0uiZed
 Tie careful housewife looks to heI ard, and buys none bat the best. It should be pure by all means. Swift's Premium Lard is the finest. purest and best lard that we can buy. Let lis send you few pounds. Phone lN+. W. l.. Kirby It costs no more than the inferior kind