The Forrest City times., 1910-10-07

If the child startsin its sleep,grinds its teeth while sleeping, picks at the nose, has bad breath, tickle appetite, pale complexion. and dark rings under the eyes, II has worms. and as long a> they remain in the iHtestines. that child will be Sickly WHITES CREAM Y ERMIFUGE clears out the worms. strengthens the stomach and bowels and puts the little one on the road to health aud cheerfulneSS. Price Dc per bottle. Sold by l. T. Sanders.
 Messrs !. T. Johnson, Bud Horton. George Walker. RObt. Jett, Ellis Fur ley, F. NJ. Pipkin. Walter Allen. Fred Shreaye and several others went to Helena Tuesday to attend United States Circuit Court. some as wit neSses, and the last four named above as members of the Juries. Judge Rolfe and others went down WedneS- day, and we understand some l. or 20 others later, but our informant had his finger on his lip and would not divulge names or reasons.
 Prof B. W. Torreyson. of the State Department of Education, will be one of the speakers at the educational ral- ly at the courthouse Monday, Oct. IT.. Prof Torreyson and others will dis cuSs some problems of interest toeyery school patron in St. Francis county, and it if hoped that not only the mem- bers of the school boards of the county will hear him, but the patrons as we'll. We hope to be able to give mofe definite statement of the nature of the program next week.
 MT. George Ligon returned We'd nesday from Memphis. MT. Ligon has been quite i'll for several weeks, and sometime ago asked leave of alb. sence on account of his failing health and went to Mason, Nashville and other Tennessee points seeking i'm proyement. and finally had to have a surgical operation. George does not look and is not feeling very well yet l but says he is improving. We hope he will soon be able to resume his duties in the store of Brandon, Baugt x Go.
 Miss Nell staats, of Wynne, wa. l down from Sunday noon until Tues day night, visiting and mingling witt l her many old time friends Miss Nel don't like Wynne a little bit, and i, coming back home2 again real SOof and resume her situation at the ex change. We will join in the very cor dial welcome which we know will bt extended her. She was accOmpanie1 by her guest. Miss Jessie Srte, { beautiful and captivating belle 0 Paragould. They and Miss Matti, Negel gave us a very pleasant cal Tuesday.
 Some street work is being done gravel hauled, etc, but much is need ed. Some little cleaning up has alsl been done, but the town is filthy yet and ought to be thoroughly cleaned up. The board of health is being criticised for non-action. So far as we know they have done nothing, neither the sanitary officer, if he still exists Look up the bad places, the stagnant mosquito-breeding pools of water, anc other disease-disSeminati agents and abolish them. It's not too late t be worth doing yet before cole weather.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dolph A Beezey re turned to the city Monday from Hul burt, where Mir. Beezley has had hi. headquarters for the past severa weeks. He has just finished the re construction of the A. T. & T. Co. ! lines between this city and Memphis and he and Mrs. Beezley expect tt leave in few days for St. Louis ant other Missouri points for short visi1 to his father and other relatives after whi0h they will return and mak, this city their home, and where the, will be cordially welcomed and Ii, will resume his duties.
 Our big holiday stock and lots o new things in staple goods will arrive today or tomorrow and be opened ul so0n.-The finest stock of books eveI shown in Forrest City-fr0m penn, To 900 each, everyone the best WI : could buy for the money. and every one personally and individually select Cd by our Mi. Naddkin because of hi. special adaptability to the needs O our patrons: Bibles and Testament. galore; q half hundred popular copy r rights al toe. sold regularly only short time ago at Sl=50 each; the lat copyrights at SI25- 50 DrummerS samples regular price Sl=3a, hundreds of the choicest juvenile and toy book. in paper or boards, and also tin, line of linen and all muslin books
 We can't begin the great story 0 this stock here you must see it, anC we want you 10, Ut The Newsstand.
 The Planters Rank X Trust Com pany opened it's doors 10 the public and began business promptly last Sat urday morning at o'clock as adver tised. The office fixtures are beauti ful, and it is one of the neatest banks in the country. MeSsrs. Cor man, Cashier, and Seaborn. Assist ant, were on hand promptly to re ceiye the funds of the new institution and incidentally to take charge of the deposits, which were quite numerous and satisfactory for the opening day The remaining 40 of the 90 per cent of the capital stock to be paid in now is being collected, and the new insti tuition starts of under most favorable conditions and with very bright pros . Nl