The Forrest City times., 1911-12-22

Climbing MonKeyS at Newsstand.
 Buy Books for Christmas at News
 land.
 Talk to Sam Burd about your
 othes.
 We wish you very Merry Merry Christmas. l The candidatorial brother is abroad the land. 1 Sanders has the biggest stock of Joys in town. See the monkey climb the string at the Newsstand. John B. Stetson Hats for sale at Sellers & Scott's. Christmas shopping made easy. Go ko Sanders Drug Store. l35 yards of Hope Domestic for fl 00 at Sellers & Scott's. New Crop Rolled Oats, Barley, and Graham Flour at Lawrence's. Stop. We want to see you about boar fall suit of clothes. Swartz Bros. Hundreds of New and Beautiful Books just received at the Newsstand. Why not try Swartz Bros, when \ want to buy good pair of shoes2 MT jim DeRositt and little Jim Spent Monday ill Memphis, sightsee- ing.
 NIT. and Mrs. H. G. Starcher. of Nidener. were shopping in town Sat trday.
 Mems. Ladies. and Children's Sweat er oafs, for early tall wear, at Sellers k s .att.
 J. l Hughes, Jr., of Haynes, was handsome Sanday visitor To Forrest ety friends.
 IIandpainted China Cake Plates and Berry Bowls, at 25c each q Egans Grocery.
 Cfyst9Iized and Preserved Cherries aud Pine Apples at Lawrence $ Gro cerY Phone 24S.
 WOOD WaNTED-I want fee cords good oak or. hickory fire wood Edward Roleson.
 WANTED To purchase, a Coop fresh Milch Cow-Jersey preferred. Address S. l.. Hodges.
 Bring your hides, furs, eggs, chick enS, or anything else you have to sell, to the Palace Market.
 The Biggest and Best line of Games ever seen Tn Forrest City is now on sale at the Newsstand.
 Remember the poar, and in making others happy you will make yourself most happy 0f them all.
 Messrs. w. A Harp and Ross Hughes Of Haynes were business vis- itors 10 the city Tuesday
 Shaving Pads. Whsk Broom Hold CTS, Necktie Racks, and many real novelties at the Newsstand.
 Miss Geneva Epps, of Madison, was pleasant visitor to friends and relatives in the city Friday.
 Mr. II. Roberts, Dist. Com. Manager ;. W. T. X T. Co.,, was genial caller at The Times sanctum Tuesday.
 LOST-One pair Of Gold Rimmed 6lasses last week. Return to G. \. Laeghinghouse and get reward.
 Don't fail to see that magnificent line of beautiful Work, Waste and Lunen Baskets at the Newsstand.
 Try the Berkshire brand of Hams, etc sold exclusively here by W. l.. Lawrence, City Grocery. hone DIS.
 Miss Nora Belle Cotfey spent Mon cay In Memphis on Christmas shop ping expedition and visiting friends.
 See Sam Burd, the Tailor, for that suit or pair of pants, if you want the best value for your money.
 MT Syd Lynch, of Haynes. passed the city the first of the week en route To Little Rock on business trip.
 . Delicious Fancy Candies, fresh and me, just received from the factory at .Lra~rence's City Grocery. Phone 24S,
 Joe Logan, of Johnson township, was was Tn the city Tuesday interviewing santa Claus and shaking hands with friends.
 W. R. kendrick, well known mer- chaht and business man of Widener, was ", mingling with friends in the city Monday.
 Oh But that new lot of Books at the Newsstand is interesting. Don %alt Come now and select few beauties.
 special for ladies: Come in and see ouf line of tailOT-made suits, the same SS Ss you bought and for which you paid elooo more elsewhere. Swartz Bros. The Red Cross Stamps, on sale at ne Newsstand, and other places mentioned elsewhere, are being sold lnf the Anti-TuberculoSis Auxiliary 3i ahch of the Red Cross Society, and a l,