The Forrest City times., 1908-01-17

Mir. Ben Booth, lateiy with Hurley Bros. x Gillian, has accepted a situ- ation as salesman with F. Hurley X Co. Ben is hustler, and genial gentleman, and is always glad to have his friends give call.
 Once you try one of those new sDri- Well" Sanitary Bath Towels, sold by Russell Graham Alderson Company, you will have no other. They are the perfection of towels, and make the bath delightful and luxurious
 Now is the best time 10 buy that suit of clothes or over coat. Me will give you the benefit of wholesale prices for the next thirty days i'll or der to make room for our Spring and Summer line. The ]. W Beck Co
 ". T. Sanders carries in his grocery department a choice line of fresh goods, which are delivered promptly at lowest prices. Your kitchen, pan try and table may be supplied from his stock with everything needed for your holiday bill of fare, Ring up 3f.
 Herr Fred kleiber, founder of the klondike Bakery in this city, left yes- terday for Memphis, whence he will take a swing around the country for two or three months. We wish him pleasant journey, and prosperity wherever he may decide to settle down.
 MT. Joe A. Beck has lately received and installed some very fine wood and iron working machinery at his Cb in hi ,tf the most complete establishments of the kind in Eastern Arkansas We congratulate him upon this evidence of his prosperity and enterprise.
 MT. W. H. Bynum, progressive farmer, living among the hills, paid us visit yesterday He casually mentioned that he had slaughtered hogs Tuesday, and among them was one weighing 5I4 pounds, being a lit tie over years old Bynum like his father, believes in hog and hominy. and aims to raise them.
 Messrs. Becker & Lewis are adyer- Using continuance of their annual clearing sale in their Ladies Depart ment. This portion of their business is highly appreciated by the ladies of this county, and they should take ad- vantage of the extraordinary induce ments offered to lay in supply of these goods for future needs
 A fine new Type A H. Graphophone, price S30, just received at the News stand. One hundred new and beauti- ful records of all the latest and most popular selections have been ordered, and are expected to arrive tomorrow from St. Louis. If you are in the market for graphophone or any rec ordS, give Us call at the Newsstand. Rev w. R. Hudson, Evangelist of the Arkansas Presbytery, who began series of meetings at the Presby I terian church last Sunday week ago, closed the series last night, and left for Wynne. There has been consider able interest manifested, the attend ance has been very good, and the services highly enjoyed Rev. Hud- son is an able minister, and k earnest and eloquent in his work. He will always find a cordial welcome await l ing him in Forrest City.
 Messrs. A. I. Naecaro andl John Grobmyer have purchased the stock or lumber now in the yard formerly owned by the Forrest City Lumber company, near the Iron Mountain depot, and have leased the building and sheds, formed partnership, ana will engage in the general lumber E business. They will put in q big lot oi new stuff and open a thoroughly nrst-claSs and complete lumber yard. Both gentlemen are thorough busi- ness men, and withal genial and pop ular. They ought U succeed and we wish them prosperity and success in their venture.