The Forrest City times., 1909-02-19

We have received another shipment of the Webb & Ware Drawing Books, this time from the publishers, by freight, and are thus enabled to sell them at much lower prices than form- erly, when for lack of time, we were compelled to get them from jobber by express. Nos. I, ?, , and are now Poo. and Nos. , and only 35c. They were formerly 35c and 50c. We also have the Semi Slant Coyy Books at l0c.
 The Times man had the pleasure to meet Rev. l. II. Russell last Monday. The reverend gentleman has been as- signed to the Haynes circuit, and has made his residence in Forrest City. He was formerly from Mammoth Springs, Arkansas. He is man of pleasing address and cultivated mind, and no doubt will do good work in the circuit. He contemplateS exchanging pulpits with Rev. E. l.. Milford oc- casionaliy.
 Don't forget for minute that we are again in the lumber business. Come and see the immense stock everything you may need in lumber, doors, sash, lime, brick, cement, oils, paints, glass, putty, builders hard ware and builders materials of all kinds, and everything new and fresh. No old stock. Get our prices. We will save you money. Otlice first door west of Hatcher's Livery Stable. Euart-MarShall Lumber Co.
 The penitential season of Lent be- gins this year on Wednesday, Feb ruary T Ash Wednesday, and Easter will fall on Sunday, April II. Besides Sundays services wi l be held at the Church of the Good Shepherd every day during Lent, at 4:l5 in the even ing, except on Saturdays, with short addresses on Wednesdays and Fridays. On Sunday, March 2l, the bishop of the diocese will be present for con- | tirmation. Rev. Edward T. Mabley, | Rector.
 With the opening Of the spring sea- son, the authorities should look around the city and see where new sidewalks are needed, and issue orders accordingly. The people have had a good long respite from sidewalk build ing, and flew, if any, would object to thus improving their property, espe i eially in places where sidewalks are l fs l In fact there are number of old impossible, and at night are really dangerous.
 Mrs A. J. Naccaro and Mrs. Monte 1 Dickerson returned yesterday from St. Louis, where they had been for twelve days buying their large and beautiful let nf lad fp r,ic hi etc.. which are arriving and being opened in the building formerly occu- pied by A. J. NaccarO X Co. The building has been thoroughly renoya- ted, remodelled and fitted with beau tifGl fixtures, and when the new stock is arranged they will have one of the prettiest millinery emporiums in the State.
 If it's anything in shoes that you need for yourself or any member of your family, bring your feet to our store and we will certainly fit them most comfortably with just such a shoe or slipper as you like. We have our complete immense new spring stock of all kinds of shoes, slippers
 etc. and want to show them to you
 We have the Walkoyer line, the Ham. ilton-Brown line and the Duttenhofer line. These are the best there is, and we invite your trade. Russell Ora ham-Alderson Company.
 We understand that the two shows on Thursday and Friday nights of last week, at the Crystal Theatre, for the benefit of the Forrest City Concert Band, netted the boys S75, which was turned into the uniform fund. The boys are much encouraged by this evi- dence of the public's appreciation of their efforts to furnish them with an up-to-date crack-a-jack band. The boys are practising assidiously and are preparing for their next public appearance Monday night, February 22, when they will play at the Colonial Tea to be given in the rink building by the ladies of the School Improve ment Association.