The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-01-07
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KloSit Petticoats and Dress Skirts.
are going at greatly reduced prices at
the Emporium Big After Xmas Clean
Up Sale.
Miss Elizabeth Davis returned last
Monday morning from visit with
her sister, Mrs. John l.. Mosby in
Memphis.
The After-Ghristmas Sale at Becker
II Lewis is still going on. Call al the
store and look at the bargains they
are Offering.
superintendent McClendon las a
good force Of laborers 1t work. and IS
now laying the water mains along
Russell street.
Just ARRIVED New load of
horses N Oklahoma Livery Feed and
Sale stable. viii be said cheap for
tie next thirty days
Mr. ". B. Weaver, Of 4. +. y. No
| was visitor in the city SATURDAY.
on business gave US a pleasant cali and
has our thanks for fatofs
Big After MAS C}eal-fp Sale still
going on at the Emporium. Full
length kimonas worth -. - and 500
in this sale at 500 and $50.
Mr.. T. {. Fnlbre, Jr., of Memphis.
was in the city Friday evening and
saturday Of last week on business and
visiting relatives and friends.
Priekly ash Bitters cures the kid
nels, regulates the liver and parities
Tie bowels. \ valurble system tonic.
}. T. Sanders, Special Agent.
LOST Somewhere Oh the streets of
Forfest City Monday night deputy
marshal badge. Return Ia Lee Dough-
ertf and receive liberal reward
Mrs. $. II. Mann and daughter. Miss
Frances, Ieftlas Saturday evening for
Humbalt. Tennessee, toYisit for some
time With relatives and friends.
Be sure and attend the Clearing
Sale at Becker & Lewis Ladies De
partment.
Tie Oklahoma Livery and Sale Barn,
at Dr. Aidrich old stand. is the place
to get Il good team See Mr.. Scott
when you need anything in the livery
line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh MeCarmiek re-
turned Friday from Little Rock.
where they had been spending the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs !. j.
Boyle.
Nj. ". /. Barker, Of Tie Times
force, was aYisitor ia Memphis sun
day with homefolkS and 10 attend a
meeting of Typographical Union No
Eleven.
Miss Myrtle Davis has accepted a
position as stenographer in the Office
OF tie Rock Island railroad at this
station and entered upon her duties
Monday.
We must sell every Cloak in the
house, if prices will do it. Becker
& Lewis.
Mr.. j. w. Harris, returned home
the first of the week from Lone Wolf.
Oklahoma, where he had been called
on account Of the serious illness Of
his mother.
Irregular bowel movement lead to
chronic constipation. Prickly Ash
Bitters is reliable system regulator;
cures permanently. j. r, Sanders,
Special Agent.
Miss Maggie Simpson, of Little
Rock; was a guest for day Wednes-
day, of her cousin, Mrs. Chas. Nc
Daniel. Miss Simpson was enroute to
Huntsville, Alabama.
Fine Bearskin and heavy Plush
Children'S Coats, all desirable colorS.
ages two to six years, 800 to $500
values, AFTER Xmas Sale Price 81 40
and 1919, at the Emporium.
Miss Johnnie Horney has resigned
her position with the Grobmyer Lum-
Der Company and is now employed at
the Emporium, where she will be
pleased to meet her many friends
STRAYED-One white and lemon
pointer bitch. Last seen Sunday af-
ternoon, on Rock Island railroad track,
going toward Madison. Liberal re-
ward for return TO y. b. Norton
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