The Forrest City times., 1911-08-11

Farmers will consult their best in- terests by purchasing improved mach inery for their farms which will save labor. We have just received car load of the celebrated Deering Mowers, foot-damp Rakes, and all repair parts, and We offer them at lowest prices. We invite you to call and see our farm implements and save time and money. FusSeli-Graham-A lders0n O.
 Mr. S. r. Mcdaniel took a party of friends, namely Messrs Jim DeRusit, James Murty and ". L. Barker. for joy ride, Sunday afternoon The party went as faras the convict camp al Beekss spur, where they found q conveniently and well arranged camp. and al getting along nicely. The cOuYlcts seemed happy and c0ntented and WeI satisfied with their quarters.
 Mr George $. BickerstaH. who for several months, has been employed in the Shields Drug Store left Tuesday night for Harrisburg where Ge has accepted position with one of the leading drug firms in that city. We regret to see George leave but as he tells us the new position affords Jim q good chance of learning lis chosen profession. We wish him all the sue cess in the world.
 AIr Geo. N Ross and Miss Martha Matthews, of McGehee. arrived Wed, nesddY morning, and at once proceed ed t9 County Clerk MerWiu s office. where. after procuring a license. they were joined in wedlock by Rev. Geo. II. kirker, and took the morning train for Memphis We congratulate them and extend them our very best wishes lt is case of love laughs at l0cksniths.
 Capt and Mrs. ]. II. Avery. of Hot Springs formerly of this city. passed through here Monday euroute on I summer vacation. They go to New Orleans. thence take boat 10 New ! ofk city. thence to New Haven. the boYhood home of Capt Avery, and then 0p the Hudson. and return by way 9l the Great Lakes. Mrs Knight k Ntlil in Hot Springs and will remain probably for three weeks longer.
 Mr-A. E. Royal, of Oxford. Mississ- ippE#as in the city yesterday on bus ihess, and gave us pleaSent call ae- companied by his brother Mr. F.. S Royal of Caldwell \. E. las been visiting his parents and other relatives and friends at Caldwell, and his brother Luther. here. He is pros porous and genial farmer and we were glad tQ meet him. He says crops in l3s section are somewhat more advanc ed than here
 When you yawu a good deal in the daytime, feel dull. achey and want To stretch frequently il is an unmistak- able symptom of malaria, and unless you do something at once you are book ed Tor spell Of chills HERBINE k a eAll medicine that will prevent or cure the disease. II drives out the impurities on which the malarial germ tilflFes, strengthens the liver and eleanses the bowels Price 50c. Sold by ]. T. sanders,
 Hon fhos A. Early special agent of tiie government iu Farmers Coopera, Qfe demonstration work. with lead quarters at Memphis and esreeially having Tn view the progress and en- es.9afagement of the various B0ys' O9fll 1.4hS ot the country, is sending an Inquiry blank, and letter in @i1leh w he says among other things.
 ,S>atafaay, September 3oth. will be 7 boys Corn Clah Day in Memphis Speclai attention will be shown YOU. n C hope 10 have every Boys Corn 0luo member for miles and miles around Memphis present on this occasion. We trust you will be one of the number. Write me any time can serve you. Assuring you of my personal interest in your progress, etc.