The Forrest City times., 1910-12-23

for sale. Phone 3ll.
 Chickens and Turkeys at Sellers & Scott's Grocery. Phone 299.
 The ladies of the Presbyterian church will have a Christmas Tree at the church Saturday night, beginning at : o'clock, for the children of the Presbyterian Sabbath School, all of whom and their friends are invited to participate.
 Miss Clemmie David returned home Saturday from Nashville, Tenn, to spend the Christmas holidays with friends and homefolks at Colt. The young lady will return to Nashville after Christmas to resume her studies at the NJ. C. F. l. Visit Fussell-Graham-A \ lderson Con- pany's Clothing Department before you buy that new overcoat for your self or your boy, They have fine line to select from. Mems overcoats from s8 to s20, ana boys overcoats at from B 50 to slo
 Your grocery order is solicited and will be promptly and properly filled by Robt. Britain, Phone lSS. He has very complete fresh stock of the seasons choicest eatableS and will spare no pains to please you. Give him your next order
 Try 10 make everybody afoand you happy and merry-that is the great est pleasure of this merry season- ana It pays big dividends too But if you cannot make everybody happy, then concentrate your efforts and make some ONE happy.
 Mrs Aldrich, the estimable wife of the popular veterinary surgeon, has been quite i'll and confined to her room and bed for week, but we are glad to learn is some better. and hope she will be entirely well in time to have merry Christmas
 Springs, Miss, arrived this morning, in company with her two interesting grandchildren, Catherine and Stratton Mckinney, who will be guests of the family of her sister, Mrs. R. NJ Will kins, until after the holidays.
 We have bought an immense stock of shoes-the largest in Forrest City. It embraces all kinds, all sizes, latest styles, but only one quality-the best Tor the money-for men, women or children Prices always the lowest. FuSsell-Graham-A \ lderson Co.
 MT Pete Lewis, an enterprising farmer residing near Tuttleton, brought in wagon load of twenty three Christmas turkeys which he sold on the streets at & and B. apiece Turkeys are not so bad as profitable crop for those who can raise them.
 Wheezing in the lungs indicates that phlegm is obetructing the air passages BALLARD'S TORE HOU ND SYRUP loosenS the phlegm so that 5t can be cOughed up and ject- ed. Price 25c, 5oc and sf0 per bottle. Sold by ] T Sanders.
 Louis layenport, IL. the iye wire commercial salesman for the Eagle Thistle Soda people, arrived home the first of the week 10 spend the holiday vacation at the home of his parents in this city. We are glad to see Louis, and note that he & proepering.
 R. B. Smeiser of Nashville Ind. arrived in tke city the latter pact Of last week, and has accepted Il sit ua- tion with the Forrest Cuy Cotton Oil Mill. The l mes IUins m extending the young man the 2 ad hand and bids him cordial @elcOne te, our city
 Miss Lottie Aldridge. popular and winSome dauglster of Ar and Mrs. W ii \ NytA 1, of >choOl tae past six months at Crescent cs- ''ge ia Eureka Springs k at home t7r he holidays much to the delight "t fte family sad legion of ad.airing friends
 \ >oljd carload tf tise <cele 8rat ed Omega High Patent Flour the flour that k advertised, and the bes. there k has been received by PettuS K Blu ford, and they ask you to give il a trial on their accommodation and guarantees IL K fine. and the price IS all right
 Miss Courtneg towan st gelent in St. Catherines School, at Bolivar, Tenn arrived home Sunday morning for the holiday vacation The young lady was met tn Memphis Saturday by iie' iloSHeI, WIT 1 S. h. tOWaD, ana the two came on home together Sun day morn ng.
 Christmas services Will b, held X, the Church Of the Good Shepherd on Sunday morning at II o'clock. The church will be adorned with the to- kens of the day Christmas hymns will be sung, and all who do not go else where are urged 10 come and join in the ser vices. Edward T. Mabley, rector. NIT. Josh Brown, from Huntsville Ala, arrived in the city Saturday, and has assumed charge of the Hotel Ma rion. The new landlord is a most af- fable and pleasant gentleman, and The Times joins in bidding him hearty welcome to the city, and wishes for him abundant success in the con.