The Forrest City times., 1911-12-22
\ Merry Christmas to all.

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 Special for ladies': Come in and see our line of tailor-made suits. the same as you bought and for which you paid 5000 more elsewhere. Swlrtz 1 Bros.
 'I have been troubled with consti- 1 patton Tor two years and tried all Of the best physicians in Bristol, Tenn. and they could dc nothing for me- writes Thos. F.. Williams, Middlehoro. Ky. Two packages of Chamber | lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured me For sale by all dealers.
 We have big stock Of the most beautiful and exquisite pictures framed and unframed, suitable for home adornment, Christmas presents. etc Parlor and diningroom pictures. sheet pictures, and all kinds, and a great variety Of patterns in framing We invite you to call and see our mag nihcent display. A. l.. Stevens.
 MT. ]. W. Prewett, accompanied by his sister, Miss Norton, were among those from Forrest City who went over to Memphis last Friday night to witness the production of Rebecca of sunny Brook Farm at the the Ly- ceum. The trip and the play com bined, proved great treat for our young friends.
 | Mrs. Mary Taryer and sweet baby daughter, Anita, are at home again after happy visit with the family of MT. and Mrs. William r. Mason in St. Louis and also other relatives and friends In Jackson, Tennessee, and we are pleased 10 note that Mrs. Iarver is again in charge of her duties as bookkeeper in the office of the Ewart Marshall Lumber Co. | Dr. Q. N. Warren, who has been in this city for the past three or four years as proprietor of the City Drug Store, left Tuesday for Fl Paso, Tex as where he has accepted lucrative position as sales manager for the Fl Pasn Drug Company. Dr. Warren Is one of the most capable and efficient ph macists in the state and it goes wi nout saying that he will make good' in the Lone Star state.
 Judge E. A. Rolfe, Cashier Eugene Williams, Coroner F. F. Todd and Deputy Sheriff s. T. Johnson, spent couple of days the first of the week in Little Rock on business. The coron- CT says the new state capitol is the most magnificent structure he ever saw in all his life and in that gentle l mans opinion, not dollar of the peoples money has been misspent or l misappropriated in the erection of the building.
 Let me make you nice suit or extra pants to your measure and your order. will fit you nicely, and the price will be a sacrifice of profits. Everything first class. Satisfaction guaranteed. Sam Burd, the Tailor.
 Miss Mabel Jacobstein, attractive sister of Mrs. l.. Barnett, spent last Sunday and Monday In Helena on most delightful visit with friends. Miss Mabel. who has been spending several weeks wi,h relatives in this city, will return next week to her home in Louisville, Ky, During her brief stay in Forrest City the 1 klSllti IdS SNIfbutlutu fttTSbIl NlIl1 warm and sincere friends, who will always be pleased 10 welcome her at any time she may find it convenient to return.
 SPRAYED or STOLEN-From my place in Johnson township, on Dec. ember :, 1911. one Blue Horse Mule, four years old. about l5l or l6 hands high. weighs about $50 pounds, no marks or brands; one Blue Mare Mule, about same description, both tolera. by long mane and tail, one little Black Horse Mule about IS months old. branded w., on left shoulder. Will pay liberal reward for return of any, or all of said animals, or in- formation le dng 10 revovery of same. A. T. Hamilton, Forrest City, Arkansas. k. F. D. No. l.
 Five heavy farm mules were sold on Front street here Monday at pub lie outcry to satisfy d mortgage held by the Lake City Mercantile Co.,, against MT. and Mrs $. J. Miles, of Beck Switch. 10 whom tbe mules for merly belonged. C. c. Fogg of Wide ner, purchased three head for which lie paid Sl ll6 66s each, A blSand- | one for which he paid ss4 and the other mule was sold 10 Arthur Robin son Of this city for Sl40 Everybody who attended the sale said 1t was the cheapest lot of mules that had been sold here in fifteen years and all the gentlemen who got in on the deal are elated over the real bargains se- cured Deputy Sheriff ] T. John son conducted the sale
 Read the Christmas ad pages. they are fine, and will interest the whole family, and by the way, we want tn say right here that we have no words strong enough to express our thanks and earnest appreciation of patronage and the iberality of the friends who are represented in these and other pages in The Times. We sincerely believe the money for these ads will be money we'll spent, and that they will get more than value received for the investment, but never tn eess there was a kindness shown and encouragement given and wish NXp ranlH aynfacc Well anu