The Forrest City times., 1909-02-19

| for Louisville, to buy her new spring stock of millinery and ladies furnish ings Of which she always carries very | pretty line. She will also study the | prevailing styles so that when she re- | turns she will he able to fit you out with the latest creations in fashion able millinery.
 In another place will be found the two ordinances leyying the tax on Im- proyement District No ,. for water, and Improvement District No. ,, for | lights, and fixing the rate in District | No. at l per cent and in District No. ! al 4-l0th of per cent, and fixing the final date for paying such tax as April | 10th, annually.
 International Stock Food Is so cheap that three feeds cost only a | penny, but it is cheap only in price. It is product of long years of re- search, and when used according to directions never fails to give the best results and complete satisfaction. Sold at City Drug Store, 0. N. War ren, Proprietor.
 Black Hawk Stock Food is another remedy for sick and ailing horses, mules, COWS, sheep and other beasts. It makes them fat and sleek by in- creasing their appetite and promot- ing their digestion. One box may save you a fine horse or mule. Better try it. Sold at City Drug Store. o. N. Warren, Proprietor
 There are several kinds of coal called Big Muddy that are not Big Muddy. We have the genuine article. It is fine in quality, and will give you perfect satisfaction. We guarantee this to be the genuine Big Muddy Coal. Try it. It's worth every cent We ask for it Planters Gin Company, A. D. Boyle, Manager.
 WANTED-One or two salesiadies. must be experienced and able to sell anything from a paper of pins to a 1 locomotive. One must be able to sew shorten skirts, alter ladies goods, etc. for my customers. Good situation to right parties. Apply at once at my new store in the Rollwage building Turley'S old stand. Mrs WarshaVSky
 Stock Food is not used as much as it should be by any means. Your beasts are your best friends, and they suffer with indigestion, billiousneSS, etc , the same as you do. A few doses of Black Draught will arouse their liver and act upon their kidneys, thus re- storing them to perfect health. Try a box. o. N. Warren, at City Drug Store.
 Mr Abe Ash left Wednesday morn- ing on his trip to the Holy Land. He was accompanied as far as Memphis NJ, i.l- Mn1 Ilo night previous MT. and Mrs. John Malouf entertained the Ashs in honor of his going away, and they had a fine l. o'clock pm, lunch and a general good time, wishing him safe journey and happy visit.
 An 1riShman, familiarly known about town as Pat Naccaro, was ar. rested Wednesday for being drunk on the street. When the marshal ap- preached him, and before he thought Of such thing, Pat hit him twice or the head with his fist. two hard ugly blows which gave the marshal the head l ache. Pat was then overpowered anC locked up.
 , There will be a Paper Dress Party at the residence of Mrs. ]. D. Baugh, , Tuesday night, February 23, for the l benefit of the building fund of the Baptist Church, admission 25c. The
 ladies are requested to wear dresses
 made of paper, or trimmed in paper
 Each one must wear a bow made oi
 paper like her dress, in her hair
 Everybody invited. Begins at s clock : The pure food demonstration at the store of F. c. Nicely, last week giver , by Miss Heathcote was a success in every particular, and scores of citi Zens called and sampled the many toothsome viandS which she so daint+
 fly served, and enjoyed the splendid coffee which she made on the spot
 All who were so fortunate, pronounce the brand as fine as they ever tasted MT. Chris Muller, of the Forrest , City Bottling Works, accompanied by his right hand man, MT. Leo Weier
 left Sunday morning, via Memphis and St. Louis, for their old home in DeSoto, Missouri, for visit of ten days or two weeks. They spent couple of days each in Memphis and St. Louis before proceeding to De. Soto. We wish the boys pleasant trip.
 We have just received at the News. stand forty-one double disc Zonophone Records. Those of our customers who prefer this brand can now be supplied with the latest hits. We have the en- tire February issue, and some of the best of December and January. Also a big lot of Columbia double disc records-there are none better-just received. Call and hear some of these fine selections.
 We are pleased to learn that our old friend, MT. Ben R. Neblett, formerly a salesman with Fussell-Graham-Al M. derson Company, and brother or our townsman, MT. II. R. Neblett, was happily married at Spokane on the 9th inst, to Mrs. Green. They intend to make their home at Pasco, Wash ington, where MT. Neblett is in the gents furnishing business. We offer congratulations and best wishes. Perhaps never before in the history of Forrest City has there ever beer shown such magnificent stock of La dies Dress Goods as are now on sale al