The Forrest City times., 1908-08-28

l nat tlTe0 IeelDg, ,fnc10enJ 10 the not weather. when the appetite is tickle, will disappear entirely under careful feeding. My Grocery department will supply the foodstuff. 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 3+ for your gro
 ceries and dry goods. W. T. Sanders.
 Mrs. Townsend. Mrs. Reiss, Miss l Edith and Master Hulburt NadakiD, who have spent the summer with us, l left last night for their home in Shel- | byyille, Illinois. greatly to our and l their regret. as we have certainly en- loved every hour of their visit, and es- | pecially pleasant to all of us will be ! the memory of the two days spent at i the Crescent Club grounds as guests
 of NIT. :. F. Mcdaniel and party. The children will re-enter school next Monday We hope they will all ar
 rive safely.
 Ye editor eft a diamond stud in his Soiled linen last week. and il was sent to the laundry. A diligent search was made. but no trace of il could be found. and we lost all hope of finding it. But on Thursday one Of the col ored women was scratching around the legs of the marking table, discov- ed the stud. and returned 1t to us. We prized it very much beyond its intrinsic value as 1t had been in the family for 22 years and was we'd ding present. MT Nadakin appre- ciates the kindness and courtesies of MT. Robt. Scott, MT. Stolzer, and MT. Geo. P. Taylor. They did everything they could to find it. But we are more particularly thankful 10 the finder, and sent her small sum as a slight token of our appreciation, and extend her our best wishes.
 Desiring to discontinue handling hats, shoes and piece goods, am offer ing my entire stock in these lines as long as it lasts, at actual wholesale cost for spot cash. This is no adyer- tising scheme, and mean just what say. The stock is very well assorted now, and will be sold without reser- vati0n as stated. 1 invite the public to call and be convinced of the sin cerity of this announcement. Come early before the stock is broken, if you want some choice bargains in ladies, misses, mems and boys shoes, hats or any kind of piece dry goods, such as calicoes, domestics, Sheeting, bleached and unbleached muslin, and all kinds of white goods and dress goods. The stock is not large, and will only last short time at these prices. Phone 34. Also for groceries w. I. Sanders.
 \ large and jolly party of Forrest City folk and their guests. went to the Tennesaw Club House Monday, spent two or three days most pleas antly, and caught fine lot of fish, The sport was fine and there were many humorous incidents The fol- lowing were among the number, and all enjoyed every minute of their out ing Mr. and Mrs. :. B. Trapp. Jr., Mrs, S. B. Trapp, Sr. of Alabama, Syd Mcdaniel Trapp, Mrs Mollie Me Daniel, Mrs. L. Rollwage and Miss Allyne, Mir. and Mrs. L. F. Rollwage. Mrs. Alderson, Dr and Mrs. Jelks, of Memphis, and their children, MT. c.
 \. Laughinghouse, MT. Henry Euart, MT. J. 0. Bridgforth, Mrs. D. O. Bridgforth and her twin boys, of
 Memphis, and perhaps some others
 whose names we have forgotten. We
 understand that Dr. Jelks is an ex-
 pert with the rod and line, and that he had fine luck.