The Forrest City times., 1910-12-02

Pettus & Buford have just received a carload of American buggies from the American Carriage Compan,, of Cincinnati, the largest manufacturers in the world. The immense business they do is an index to the quality of their goods. They must be the best or they could not have attained this distinction. Call on Pettus & Buford when you are thinking of purchasing buggy and want good one. Prices reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed
 A Farmers Institute will be held in this city at l:30 o'clock D. m. on December ,, at the court house, we presume. The Times has had no of- fcial information of this important meeting, but makes this announce ment from general information and through desire of arousing the farm CTS of the county to the importance of attending this meeting to man. Some very valuable information will be imparted by government experts and other speakers.
 Salads" is the title of one of the newest and prettiest things we have ever seen in the way of cook book. The book Is by Alice NJ. Huse, and is printed by the Hopewell Press, of Chicago. It contains two hundred recipes for making dainty and appe- tizing salads, and thirty recipes for dressings and sauces. The book is on sale at the Newsstand, and would prove a valuable help to any house. keeper in arranging her menus for any occasion. See 1t when making up your Christmas list.
 The handsomest line of Holiday Books ever seen in Forrest City is now ready for your inspection at the News stand. Nothing better for a Christ mas present than a good book. We have have them from penny-apiece to five dollars-toy books, A. B. c. books, Linen books. Juvenile books, Story booss, Gift books, Popular copy right books, late copyright books, books for girls, books for boys, books for anybody and everybody and an in- vltation IS extended you to call and look them over at TIE NEwssTAND
 Judge $. H. Mann was in Little Rock Tuesday on business for The Hotel Company to meet in conference with the attorneys and vice president of the Rock Island Railroad Com pany. and closed a new lease contract for The Hotel Company on the rail road company's grounds on which the building is located We have been unable to see Mr- Naylor or other officers of The Hotel Company, but il is rumored that they will make some extensive improvements on their property in the near future We con graduate them upon She final closing up of the lease contrast, preliminaries for which have been pending for several months.
 A lady called at The Times office asst week To solicit an advert iSement 10 go into Book ct Recipes which 'he and others are getting ID here. The ladies of the Baptist church were Induced to lend their aid To this work )y d promise Of percentage of the advertising. We inquired f the printing Was 10 be done here in For -est City, or if the home pinJt $. would be given chance to bid on | md we were informed that she dit act think So. We then promptly de 'lined to patronize the scheme, and If not too late, would like tO talk to he Baptist ladies about il. If tl4ey have a book of recipes which they
 
 for them neatly nicely. and in d first class, workmanlike manner, at a special, low price. If they will solicit the advertising for this book. they could thus receive the full amount themselves. less the cost of printing. and thereby add much larger sam to their fund. IL k unwiSe to have such q work printed abroad and under such terms by Strangers. And as we the matter, the strangers will reap the profits and 9ar ladies will receive very small percentage oi the cash results. They could dc very much better for them selves and their church by getting up this book and advertising themselves. independently, having it printed by one or the other home printing offices and keeping all of the profits them selves, and all the money at home We will cooperate with the ladies and do all we can to help them get out a neat book, and hope they will do so, provided, of course, they have not already closed the matter up with the str 'ngers.