The Forrest City times., 1909-11-05

MI. S. D. Johnston, of Maridnna Was in the city Wednesday, enroute tC Wheatley, 10 look over his interests ir the rice mill.
 Mf. and Mrs. Byron NJ. Hopkins, o' Chicago, were i'll the city Thursday enroute from MT. fiokin,S rice farm south of Wheatley.
 500 Ladies Tailor Made Suits and Trimmed Hats at greatly reduced prices for the next to days. Come and see us before purchasing elsewhere Max Iotfe.
 Eli and Jane. at the opera house last Friday night, pleased fair house. The comic opera "The Beggar Prince last night, was pronounced the best attraction ever presented here. The Browns Vaudeville Show. op- posite the Iron Mountain depot. has been showing to good crowds all this week, and putting up good show The work Of the comedian being ex- ceptionally good.
 LADIES AND MISSES CLOAkS. Cold weather too long coming for this line. So we are offering our stock at prices that will take them away Come in and see. The l. W Beck Company.
 Russell Graham \ lderson Company have a handsome quarter page ad. in this paper, which tells of the advari- tage of buying clothing from them, and urging you te get i'll the well dressed circle.
 IL will pay you to inspect our line of cook stoves, ranges and heaters, be- fore you purchase new stove. We can interest you on this question. Come in and be shown Fusselt-Gra- hamA ldersOn Company
 When you get ready to build. why not use the up-to-date twentieth cen tury material? It's concrete we mean. Call on. write, or phone w. l. Stolzer, PoStotfice. Forrest City. Arkansas: phone 2a521 2 rings; Plant on Madison road.
 Stolzer, the concrete man will make you prices on anything you need in the concrete line and will de the work Tn workmanlike way. Talk to him before you let your contract for any building Postottice. Forrest City. Phone 252 , rings.
 Encourage home industries. We have the agency for sale of rice from the Wheatley Mill in this market. and offer their goods in this line at lower prices than can be bought from else where. See us when in need. For sale L. nerchan tS only. Forrest City Gro ger Company.
 Mir. W ]. Caldwell of oil Trough, Mas ln the city Saturday, gave us q pleasant call and has our thanks for cash on subscription MT Caldwell is a candidate for representative from Independence county. and thinks he has f1attering prospects of landing the plum. which We hope may be fulfilled.
 Group is most prevalent during the dry cold weather of the early winter months Parents of young children should be prepared for it. All that is needed k bottle of Cham berlain' x Cough Remedy Many mothers are never without it in their homes and 1t has neserdisappointed them. Sold by all druggists.
 New goods just received it F. C. Neelys. New School Pickles. new Saaef kfaat, tin barrels, fresh Mack erei. Cranberries, imported Macaroni. new Cheese, New Canned Goods of all i kinds. Fresh Crackers and Cakes, Fresh Oatmeal, Mincemeat, Seeded Currant~ and raisins. and in fact everything l good tu eat
 Attention k directed to tie an. 1 nouncemento of the City Water X Light l Company, calling to the notice of the consumers that November 10th will bt ] the iast day far payment of bills duo ] for water and lights This order vii
 be strictly and rigidly enforced. anc all bills must be paid hy this date al service will be shut of
 The Water and Light Committee desires to cali the attention of watel
 and light consumers to the fact that i November 10th k the last day for pay
 ment of water and light biiiS, and bin, must be paid on or before thai date under penalty Of having their service 1 cut oh This rule will be risidly en ] forced
 
 NIfs Lou Douglass. of Newport
 mother of Mir. II .. Douglass. arrived i "Wednesday to visit with her son anf 70 6e at the bedside of her daughter
 who has been critically iii for some time, but We are glad 10 state she i,
 rapidly improving. Her mother. Mrs 1 ffewltt+ of Little Rock. who was Witi her for some time, left the first part ot the week for her home
 Among the visitor, in Memphis Monday were Mir and Mrs. |. D. Baugh, Mr. Geo. F. Taylor and Miss Mary Mallory, Mrs Nela Buford. Miss Eunice Nimocks, Capt. Jas. Russell. Fire Chief S. r. Mcdaniel. Senator F. N. beRoSitt and Colonel Ed Land. foigt. most of whom visited the Ly- tean theatre ta witness the play of tatIf4 f444A \aFNafaf in