The Forrest City times., 1911-10-13
Wanted 10 or IS teams to haul gravel. Work until Feb. lst. Pay weekly. E. ( Old at The John Sipf Co.

Miss Mamie Winfield was out for drive "Wednesday afternoon, and continues to improve. We join her friends in the hope that she will soon be entirely restored and able 10 come down 10 the store.
 We invite all the ladies to come and see our TailorMade Suits, and buy them & cheaper than anywhere else in Forrest City. They are just as good, if not better, than you see else where. Swartz Bros.
 Mrs. A L. Grady has recently finished making up the Assessment Book, and is now making up the Per sonal Tax Book for 1911. The work is very neatly done, and she has a right to be very proud of 1t.
 If you are going to buy suit of clothes, give us call and let us show you through our immense stock. We can iii you aud satisfy you in quality and price. No one can do more. FuS- sell-Graham-Al A lderson Go.
 [ Mir and Mrs l E. Johnson and children, Lola and Burford, of Au- gusta, came Sunday on a visit to her mother, Mrs. W. A. Morrow, and other relatives and friends. Mr Johnson returned Monday
 When the chest feels on fire and the throat burns. you have indigest ion and you need Heroine to get rid of the disagreeable feeling. | drives out badly digested food, strengthens the stomach and purities the bowels Price 50c. Sold by l. T. Sanders.
 Mr. George Ligon spent Sunday il Mariana with MT. John Strain al.i family, formerly of this city. He re i ports that they are doing nicely and 1 very well satisfied with our sister city. and have very warm place in their hearts for dear cid Forrest City. Harrah for the Rock Island Rail- road Company. They are making inn provements here in depot accommoda- tions and promising other valuable conYeniences and arrangements, which have long been sorely needed and will be highly appreciated.
 Miss Mary Sue Nance. of Alamo. Tennessee, cousin of Mr and Mrs. W L. Lawrence and Miss Lula Sin clair, arrived yesterday to visit for a couple or three weeks with her rela- tiyes and friends. She has been cor dially welcomed.
 The Knights of Columbus gave a l banquet in Lihtle Rock last night. at which Gov. Donaghey delivered an address and Rt. Rev Bisphop Morris was toaStmaster. Rev. Andrew Haer- i finger, of this city, was invited, but was unable to attend.
 If you want really elegant suit. or pair or pants, go and see Sam ] Burd, the Tailor. He has whole lot of suits and single pieces that were made to order and not called for that must be sold and you can get bargain of him.
 Miss Fannie Winfield left Wednes. i day night for Louisville, Kentucky. To spend several days in studying the | styles, etc, etc, buying their fall and winter stock. She will return next week and have an announce ment in our next issue.
 MT and Mrs. L. B. Leigh, of Lit. 1 tie Rock, came over Saturday and spent Sunday with her parents, Judge and Mrs. John Gatling. and other relatives and friends, returning Monday MT. and Mrs. Leigh have recently returned from their wedding tone through the west.
 We have just received large ship ment of new Fall and Winter Cloth ing. It is handsomely made up of the most popular cloths, in latest styles, colors and weayeS. We want to sell you suit. Come around and let us show you our stock anyway Russell. Graham-Alderson Go.
 We are informed by the parents of Eleanor Mabley that. thanks to the medical skill and the unfailing atten- tlon of many friends, she is rapidly recovering from her long and severe illness, and is now able 10 be about the house.