The Forrest City times., 1911-10-27
Fresh Oysters and Celery at Palace Market.

WANTED Four or five teams To haul logs Good roads and will pay good prices, as want logs moved at once. Shue X Little. ueth. Ark ansaS.
 Berkshire Hams Bacon. etc. at City Grocery. Phone 24s. Big new lot just received, and none better fer the price. Try it. " L. Law renee.
 Mrs. +. l. Miller and little daugh ter, Lizzie, have been quite III at the home of her parents, Hon and Mrs. T. Q. Fitzpatrick. this week, but are better
 FOR SALE=E l-2 and \ W II, NV l-4 Sec. 24 Township i N, R F., St. Francis county, Ark..I9o acres. S25. l.. l.. killian, flaeorn, Jefferson coun- ty, Missouri
 Lame back k one of the most com mon forms Of muscular rheumatism. \ few appl cations of Chamberlain's 's Eminent will give relief For sale by all dealers.
 See MT. John Thompson. the only actor i'll the world who gives an en- tire vaudeville entertainment alone. at the opera house tonight. Admis- sion DC and 3je.
 Mir Albert Dayison. travelling salesman of Pinckneyville, Illinois, was in the city on business Tuesday. He is an old friend of the klotz brothers, of this city.
 We guarantee to give you perfect Tit. the latest style and tirst-class goods if you will buy your new fall suit of clothes from us Russell Gra- ham Alderson Company.
 Mr. W. A Johnson, of the Naylor X Johnson Company at. .Riverview, was a genial visitor in town Wednesday. and has our thanks for the payment Of Sl.ao on subscription.
 Mrs Martha Ripper aged 2s. died at her home near Colt this morning. and will be buried tomorrow at the Hughes Cemetery. We have been un. able to.learn particulars.
 MONEY TO LOAN-We will loan you money on your improved farm lands at per cent simple interest. and will give you ten years to pay 1t back. II A. Terrell, Agt.
 After an exposure, and when you feel cold coming on, take Eoey's Honey and Tar Compound II checks and relieves. se no substitute The genuine in yellow package always
 See about installing an electric mo er-see how cheap it k. how simple and how safe, and you II wonder how you ever got along without it Let
 MT. ]. B. Wtight,ot Springfield. Hi nois. is spending several weeks in this county booking after his interests in the bottom, and is guest of his son, Mr.6ee. N Wright! and family.
 Rev. Father Andrew lIaeringer will have services at St. Francis church next sunday at 7:}0 I'm. Holy Sacri- flee ol Mass on WEEK. DAYS at go am All are most cordially invited
 aooo votes for your favorite contest ant for the handsome piano advertised q in q haltpage ad in this paper will be given for every >l.50 paid on sub scription account at The Times office.
 LOST Last night al tue carnival or between there and my home, la dies belt pin, hand painted back ground. with T.. of S engraved there on. Reward fer return te r, C. Mer- win.
 We have just received new barrel of the famous w E. Weaver make of country sorghum molaSses. It is fresh, and as fine as il can be made. Try gallon. H. E Neblett, phone 34.
 The best plaster. A piece Of flannel dampened with Chamberlain's Lini- ment and bound over the affected parts is superior to plaster and costs only one tenth as much For sale by all dealers.
 Take your children To Eassell-Gfa- ham, AlderSon Company and fit them out for Fall and Winter with some If those hobby suits. They have just what you need and the prices are in reach of all.
 sam Burd will make you | suit 10 order or he will sell you q suit that was made for another party and left on hand. al sacrifice price. II will pay you 10 see him, anyway. about y0urcl0thes.
 Mr. Max lofiie has two page ad. vertisement i'll this issue of The Times, in which he is quoting hun dreds of articles at great reduction prices. He invites you 10 visit his store and look through his immense stock, and solicits your trade. Give Max q call whom Ann nanA anut utl.ir.-