The Forrest City times., 1909-08-20

Two new reels every evening and one reel from the night before makes up the program nightly at the lmper- ial Six pictures for one admission Joe for adults and 5c for children.
 Mrs. $. B. Conrad and little daugh- ter left Tuesday morning for short visit with relatives and friends in Little Rock. And now MT Conrad wears lonesome look that won come of.
 Don't fail to see the Spring and Summer line of Mems Underwear, be- ing shown by Fusseii-Graham-Al Alder- son Co. Buy your 1909 supply of us and get your moneys worth of satis- faction.
 MT. and Mrs. John Cargill and sweet little baby girl went over to Collier vile last Sunday to visit MT Cargill's relatives. MT. Cargill returned the same night and Mrs Cargill remained 1 for short visit
 New arrivals in handsome aSsort- ment of ladies skii ts-all kinds. new | styles Chiffon, Panama, Noile, and all the new wash skirts in white linen, button front, going this week al Sl.50 Mrs. Warshaysky.
 Rev. William Denham, pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Wynne will conduct services at the Presby- 1 terian church in the morning and evening on Sunday, Aug. 29. All are | invited to att nd.
 Mr. John W. Naylor received Mon- day over the Rock Island an l60-saw Continental gin outfit, which he had hauled 10 his Lakeside place, where it will be put up at once and be ready for this year crop.
 Our new Spring stock of Mems Fine Fancy hosiery is now ready. We have all sizes. colors and prices. from l0c up to 75c per pair. This is really the
 finest lot of hosiery Tn town. Fussell- Graham-A lderson Co.
 MT. P. II Barker left Saturday morning for Benton, on business for
 MT. Ted Norton, and expects to re-
 main there while MT. Norton is at tending his father who is in Hudson,
 Michigan, for treatment. Four ceiling electric fans were in- stalled in the Methodist church last Saturday, by the City Water & Light Company. Messrs. Claude Cow den and Dick Payne did the work and
 made very neat job of it
 The local Greek letter fraternity. the Sigma Kappa Chi, at it's last meet ing voted to give a week end house l n a TT a nf hn River Club houses, to be decided on later, the first week in September.
 Russell Graham- A lderson have just received shipment of the celebrated l Owensboro log wagons There is no 1 better wagon made, and il will pay you i to see this stock if you are in the market for a wagon of this description.
 When you get ready to build, why not use the up-to-date twentieth cen tury material? It's concrete we mean. 1 Call on, write, or phone w J. StolZer, Postolice, Forrest City, Arkansas: phone 252 rings: Plant on Madison road.
 Miss Francis Mann. who has been spending several weeks visiting in Clinton, Kentucky, returned home Thursday morning Mrs Mann went over to Memphis Wednesday to meet the young lady and accompany her home.
 Stolzer the concrete man will make you prices on anything you need in the concrete line. and will do the work in workmanlike way. Talk to him before you let your contract for any building. Postoflice, Forrest City, Phone 252-3 rings.
 FOR SALE s0 acre farm, 30 acres in cultivation, small home, crib, stable garden, sope fruit, all nice level land, in healthy section, white neighborhood school, church and good roads. This is snap. Price sll00 cash. J. l. Hawk, Forrest City, Ark.
 FOR ALE-e0 acre farm, D acres cleared and cultivated, three sets of tenant houses, some fruit. in good set clement, j miles from F. R. station. This land will rent for Si per acre. Price if bought now S1500. ]. l. Hawk, Forrest City, Ark
 Mrs. Sam Burd arrived from St. Louis last Sunday evening 10 join her husband who has established and is building up first class tailoring estab- | lishment here. MT and Mrs. Burd have rented the house recently oecu- pied by Mir. John Keith and willreside 1 here permanently.
 MT. Johnnie Myers, who for long | time has been running on the log train as brakeman, resigned his posi- sion with the railroad last Friday and has accepted more lucrative one with the Round Pond Terminal Con- pany, taking charge of their skidder at Round Pond. John is good man and the Terminal Company is to be congratulated upon securing his ser I,.sa |. l.t-