The Forrest City times., 1911-12-01

JudPe .. II. Mann ana charming daughter, Miss Frances. left Wednes- day night for Nashville, to spend Thanksgiving with Miss Matte, who is attending Belmont college, and MT. Sam Mann, who is student at Nanderbilt's, and will witness the match game of football between Van derbilt and Sewanee.
 MT. Hulburt Vadakin, who is studying at the University of Arkan- sas, is at home to spend the Thanks giving holidays, and it is great joy to have him with us Hulburt is getting along very nicely with his studies, and is well pleased with the school, his instructors, schoolmates and surroundings generally. He will return Sunday or Monday.
 The quicker a cold is gotten rid of the less the danger from pneumonia and other serious diseases. MT B. | w. L. Hall, of Waverly. Va, says: 1 firmly believe Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to be absolutely the best preparation on the market for colds. l have recommended it to my friends and they all agree with me. For sale by All Dealers.
 l Mrs Blanche Wilkins and charming 4daughter, Miss Anne, of Holly Springs, Miss, arrived in the city the first of the week, and are guests of Mrs. Wilkins daughter, Mrs Mallen Folbre. It is understood that Mrs. Wilkins will probably make Forrest City her , home in the future, and we wish to extend them cordial welcome to the city.
 We are presenting quite number Of Holiday advertisements in this issue of The Times which will prove very interesting 10 everybody who reads them, because everybody must buy Christmas presents, and these advertisements tell you where and what to buy. Read them all care fully ard you will find valuable sug gestions which will help you make select ions
 party of young people from For rest City and Haynes took delight fal trip Sunday 10 see the new bridge that k being built in the bottoms A grand time Was had The party consisted ot Misses Mary ,,>chmtt. Marie Mathews, Lula Christian, Nora Neier, MessrS Chester Hartman, Waiter Weier. Clarence Schmitt. Morris Grant, Luther BluazaW and Frankie Schmitt
 \ special term of Circuit Court will convene next Monday Judge IT. N llattan presiding H. k not known as yet whether $ special grand jury Mil he summoned or u6t According Prosecuting Attorney k. j. HiJ- tlams, II k the intention now. Ia rid the docket ut The Iat ea>eS first those that are under lHdictme from the September term
 Mr. +. J. May has purchased the . Crowley Ridge Chronicle from Mr. GhaS F. lard. its former owner. and assumed the management uf the plant Monday Mr May has re- tained Mr. <. R. Kelley. aS foreman 0t the mechanical department. and he l. assisted by Mr. \. R=Perrn This makes strong team. and We wish Tor the Chronicle continued good luck and prosperity under its new manage men
 since the neW schedule OH the Rock Island went iuto effect. giving us an other train to and from Memphis and Little Rock, every d3Y. the train service on that popular road some what resembles an interurban or street car system Fourteen paSseu- ger trains four on the lion Noun tain and ten on the Rock Island. be sides the numerous freight trains. he gin 10 make Forrest City look some what ike railroad center
 Ne have received our big stock off Holiday Books. Games. Baskets. Musical Instruments. and many other novelties, and they are now be- ing opened and placed on sale at the ] Newsstand. The stock of books are exceptionally tue comprising some thing suitable for all ages and every taste. Many of the lateSt and most popular copyrights are here, and there are books fer boys. books for girls. fiction juvenile linen, X. E. C. ana so many beautiful bindings. II will he treat for you to come in and take i your time and look chem over. We will be glad to help you make your selections, Nothing gives more pleasure than good book for Christ mas. Come and see them. Landvoigt X adakin