The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1909-07-16

Miss Helen Nichols left "Wednesday
morning for Wynne. 70 visit for awhile
with Mrs. VIII Bard.
Mr.. +. II, Thurman and son NJ
Memphis, were among the guests Al
the Marion Tuesday.
Mr.. Ed Robson. of the Forrest civ
Cotton Oil Company, returned SUNDAY
from a trip TO Chicago.
Mr.. Lester Collier, cashier and tick.
ct agent at the Rock Island depot
spent Sunday in Newport.
Max Yonie will announce biz bar.
gain sale in our next issue Wafcb
for it and save your money.
Get in Sam Burd's Suit club
Easiest way yet to own taiIor-made
suit. See Mr.. Burd about it.
Mr. G. L. Putsche, travelling freight
agent for the Iron Mountain. was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Plant corn and get that buggy Of.
Tered by the FusselI-Graham-Aiderson
Company. See advertisement.
Read the offerings Of Neblett in the
canned meat line. lust the thing for
cod saPpers these hot evenings.
Flies VIII hot bother wound where
Or. Cox's Barbed Wire Liniment i
esea- For sale ~ al druggists.
Misses ArdaIe and Madeline Roll.
wage LETT Ierterday fer a short visit
with Mrs. Ira Woodfu, in Brinkley.
Chief of Police ]. NJ. Davis wss
slightly indisposed SATURDAY niuht and
sunday and was confined 10 his home
Fresh fancy groceries, fruits, con-
iectlonery and everything in the edi-
Die line at Il. j. ASH Bros. Phone 1911.
DR. CoX's Barhed Wire Liniment.
21c, 50c and Is sizes Every bottle
guaranteed. For sale by all druggists
The Euart- MaIshall Lumber Com
pany have two interesting ads this
week. Look them up and read them.
Mr.. Lon Slaughter, of Gill. was a
business visitor in the city today ana
a pleasant visitor at The Times office.
Miss Anna Mae Grobmyer left Tues
day afternoon for Memphis to spend
few days with relatives and friends
Our car Of lawn swings is going rap
IDLY. Did you get one? a few left at
the old price, $3.50. Becker & Lewis
Mrs. S. B. Trapp and Miss Nora
piC L. i.
tuesday on brief shopping expedi-
tion.
Don't fail to take in the motion
picture show at the New Imperial
Theatre. Change of program every
night.
All druggists sell Dr. Cox,s Barbed
Wire Eminent. Guaranteed TO heal
witeout blemish or your money re-
funded
DR.. Cox's Painless Blister. Guar
anteed to blister without pain or your
money refudned. For sale by all
druggists.
Mems Negligee Shirts, white and
colored, 81, ST. and sl.50. A big stock
just received by Fussel-Graham-Al-
derson Co.
Mr. Ed Berry. of Madison, was in the
city Monday and gave us a pleasant
call. and has our thanks for substan-
tial fayors.
DR.. Cox's Barbed Wire Liniment
does not burn or blister and relieves
pain in few minutes. For sale by
all druggists.
Try dish of genuine Italian Spag-
hetti at Ash Bros Cafe. Served on
Wednesday and Sunday evenings az
ter $50 O'Clock.
The Pastime Pool Room has brand
new tables, new riXtureS, and is an up
to-date place, come and play game
and be convinced.
Miss Mamie Doyle returned this
morning from her vacation which
she spent most pleasantly in Little
Rock and Amity.
Mrs. Nellie Buford, Mrs. Sam Rolfe,
Misses Lucille Crews and Eloise Blu
ford left yesterday for Memphis on a
brief shopping tour.
Don't be misled. Ii you need porch
shades, it's the "Vudor" you want.
We have the exclusive agency for
them. Becker & Lewis.
Prof. L. r. Anderson, of Brinkley,
who has been elected principal of the
Forrest City Public School, was Wis
itor in the city Saturday.
Mr.. John Slaughter was the recip-
lent of a fine tailor-made suit OF
clothes. You might be as fortunate
See Sam Burd, the Tailor.
Miss Mary Boyle left Saturday for
Wynne TO visit with relatives and
friends, and has been spending the
week very enjoyably there.
| have removed my uptown office to
the Euart- Marshall Lumber Com
pany's. Il. l.. Scott, agent for Loeb's
and Model Steam Laundries.
Miss Lula Reeves, of Memphis, who
has been delightful guest Of her Sis
ter Mrs. A. L. Borden for three weeks,
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