The Forrest City times., 1908-04-10
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helriReratOrS ana Ice boxes. For rest City Furniture Company.
 A new lot of sample Shirt Waists just received. Mrs. Warshavsky.
 Boxed writing paper and envelopes, DC to s.O0 per package. Newsstand
 The Merry Widow Walking Hats at Mrs. Warshavsky's. They are all the rage.
 A great many of the Turner pic- lures are reproductions in colors, by hand.
 MT. J. F. Stout is building a neat little cottage on his lot next door to where he resides. |.
 Dr. Robert Oliver, of New Castle. was mingling with friends and trading in town yesterday.
 Pearl buttons for shirtwaists at 5c and l0c per dozen. The 5c kind are extra value. K. H. Winfied S Co.
 MT. John Aven and family are eat ing turkey today. MT. John Norment sent them fine large wild gobber yesterday.
 MT. Ed. Taylor is at Manitou, Colo rado, at the foot of Pike's Peak, and is enjoying the fine air and water of that famous resort.
 Mrs. W. s. Houston is convalescinp and able to be up after two weeks ili- ness with appendicitis. She did not undergo an operation.
 Hats to suit all ladies and occasions. Merry Widow sailors, and Merry Maiden sailors, at k. H. Winfield & Cos. They are just like the measles everybody has to have them.
 Mrs F. C. Neely and Mrs. W. F.. Williams and two children went to Memphis yesterday morning to do little shopping, visit friends and see the sights, returning this morning.
 MT. and Mrs. F.. l.. Horton, of New Castle. were visiting friends and trad ing in town Tuesday They have re- gently remodeled their pretty home, and were buying furniture of the For rest City Furniture Company to fur niSh it.
 APOLITE Glass and White Wood Line Refrigerators-the high grade kind-the sanitary ice savers. We will give you guarantee that your ice bill will be reduced 5 per ct. Come in and let us show you one. Forrest City Furnisure Go. Tel. 254.
 MT. J, M. Prewett went to Little Rock on business Thursday He was panied by his son Edwin, who goes to take second course of treat ment at the Battle Creek Sanitarium, his health having been undermined by an attack of grip in the winter.
 An entire new stock of seasonable and pretty dry goods, consisting of lawns. cheviots, ginghamS, marseilles, emoroideries laces, and others too nu- mefouS to mention, just received and are being offered at hurry up prices. Give Us call, ladies. Becker & Lewis. Prof Geo. l.. Jackson, late candi- date for treasurer, remarked Tuesday, that he went into the race with one leg and came out with two, and so it is, for on the day he was defeated, he received a new artificial limb It makes q great improvement in the Professor : gait.
 RFRIG TRAITORS Do you want to buy one that is strictly high grade. sanitary, and will lessen your ice bills. ] Buy of us and we will save you at least 23 per cent in price, and we will guar antee the refrigerator to do just what we recommend. Forrest City Furni- ture Company. Tel. 254.
 The Magnolia Club Whisky, bottled in bond, and sold by the drink or bottle at the Magnolia Saloon is mild. mellow liquor that you will appreciate. Try it when in need. T. C. Folbre, Jr. X Co. We also have the Magnolia 1 Club Whisky in barrel goods, and so- licit your jug orders. Phone II.
 Mayor German returned last night from mouth of Poplar Creek. where he spent few days with Uncle John Young at his Island place He caught some nice fish, had d very pleasant time and enjoyed his visit immensely. l lie says | ncle John is opening up what will be one of the finest farms in the county.
 | Judge N. W. Norton went to Wynne I yesterday and is there today in the Stacey-Rolfe contest case We under stdtiu ltcfe ls Qulle all array or legal talent engaged in this case. composed of six big lawyers, and that Stacey's counsel have filed bill in Chancery. 1 If Stacey gets into court, why can't Mathis get into court
 MT. and Mrs Sam Ashworth and manly little son. of RawliSon, have been in the city several days this week. guests of her brother Mir. l.. E. Davenport, and family Mir. Ashworth was also in Memphi, on business Tues day. He gave Us a pleasant call on "Wednesday, and has our thanks for substantial fayorS. They returned home yesterday.
 A contract has been let to MT. (. | A. Ahlstedt for the erection of T brick storehouse on the vacant ground between the opera house and Mr. D. (. Webb's storehouse. The building will be two-stories high, seventy feet back. and the lower story l32 feet. ex- tending the entire length of the lot back to the alley, with skylight. The