The Forrest City times., 1911-08-18

points in Canada. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Atlantic City and other nortn- srn and eastern points. They are at home al present with NIT. and MS. ". r. Evans.
 Elder and Mrs. F. P. ]. Garrott. who have been visiting relatives ana friends in Kentucky, will return to- moraow morning and Elder GaTrott requests US to announce that there | will be services at the Baptist church | next Sunday. morning and evening. at | the usual hours.
 Mr. Chas. Delano returned NedneS- day from Marion, where he had been employed for about four weeks In | moving four houses. He was also Tn | Memphis day or two, meeting there | his daughters. Misses Bessie ana Dollie who went over Saturday. and | returned with him.
 When the baby is suffering the dou- ble affliction of hot weather and oowel disorders. the remedy needed fs Nc 1 GEES BABY ELIXIR. It reduces | the feyerish condition, correets the | stomache and checks looseness Of the l bowels. Price 25c and Soc per bottle | Sold by ]. T. Sanders.
 All contestants in the piano voting contest will be supplied with receipt books, etc, and given votes for all new subscriptions. renewals, back dues, or cash for job printing, adver- Using or merehandise,at Tie Times Newsstand. Don't fail to see Us about this and get into the contest.
 You should talk with ne about your winter supply of Coal l am pre- pared to furnish any kind you want at lowest price, screen II. and save you cost of hauling if taken from the car now. IL will be an advantage 10 YOU to buy now Jas Wolfe. Manager Forrest City Gin Go. Phone l7>-
 Miss Sarah Warshaysky. who Las been studying. and since school. visit ing relatives and friends in New York. has gone to 3e5 N Washington street. Hayerhill. MaSsach usetts, where she will spend couple of weeks. and then return home where d most cordial Welsome awaits her.
 The condition of Mir. NJ. I>3acs re- mains about tie same, with small chances of his ultimate recovery. though we sincerely hope he may soon be well again. He has been con fined to his room for six or eight months, and bears his atfliction with remarkable patience and f0rtitade
 Electricity is safer, cleaner. cheaper in the long run. and more convenient than any otfer known method Of iIl- animation. If you have never tried it, ask your neighbor who has. and then call up the light plant and have their man give you an estimate on wiring your house or place of bus mess.
 ]. W. Moore has received another carload of the Famous BANNER BUGGIES, which he has now on display in the Gatling building next door to the Chronicle office. These buggies are the best on earth for the money, and he will sell them on any kind of terms or trade for any thing you've got for them.
 Another piano voting contest is ad- yertised in this paper, by the Forrest City Furniture Company and The Hines. Read the announcement carefully and note our liberal offer of votes for new subscribers. renewals. and for all cash spent with us either for job printing, advertising or in the New, stand.
 Cuts and bruises may be healed Ii about one-third the time required by the usual treatment by applying Chamberlain's Eminent. It is an antlseptic and causes such injuries to heal Without maturatiOn. This lini- ment also relieves soreness of the muscles and rheumatic pains. For sale by Al Dealers.
 MT. A. A Benton, of Clarendon. ar rived Tuesday to enter upon his duties as dry goods salesman for Sellers x Scott, with whom he has accepted that position He will remove his family consisting of wife and one child, here about a month hence. We extend him cordial welcome and also his family in advance
 Have just completed course of china painting, both the naturalistic anu CouNenll0nal under MaDei C. Dibble, of Chicago, also water color at the Art Institute. Will do my own hring Am prepared to teach and take orders. Have some work on ex. hibit at R. II Winfield x Co. For particulars, phone los.
 Rev. Dr. Chas. H. Lockwood, D. D.. rector emeritus of St. Johns church at Helena, was in town for a few hours between trains Wednesday. en- route home from Little Rock where he Lad been attending a meeting of the standing committee of the iio- cese. He has many friends here who Mere very glad to see him.
 Ne invite farmers to give us an opportunity 10 show them a Deering Mower. foatdump Rake. and other hlgll-c asS farm machinery which will safe them much time and many dol. ,afs Repair parts always on hand. ! oa cannot afford to be without these indispensable implements. Fus. sei-6raham-Aiders9n Company.
 Mrs A. E Lippmann. nee Mary ord. ot \ A1glsta, who had been in a 1