The Forrest City times., 1911-07-21

oaly slightly used, and in first class i condition. Phone Riverview 2si ! Naylor k Johnson Company.
 All members of the Home and the Foreign Missionary Societies. of the Methodist Church are earnestly re- ! quested to attend a meeting at the church on next Tuesday afternoon at I ; Q clock. at which time the consolida- i | oa of the two societies will be dis cassed and probably omplished. it being believed that by this means their i usefulness will be greatly inc reased. Please be on hand promptly.
 Enterprising citizens have contribu- ted money for space in which to dis i play the products Of the county in the 1 Arkansas on Wheels" which will make another tour this fall. The date has not yet been announced. Farmers are requested to preserve specimens of all agricultural, horticultural or other 1 products. and bring them in or notify Nathan E. Norton. He will give other information.
 1 Doing hard work in bent or stoop. ing position puts stitch in the back that is painful. If the muscles have become strained you can't get rid of it without help. The great penetrat- ing power Of BILLIARDS SNOW i LlNIMEST will appeal to you most strongly at such times, because it is the very thing you need Price 25c. DOC and sl per bottle. Sold by J T. l Sanders
 Messrs. Bolivar Conner Wade Sale and Ben Wilkes, Of Augusta. started i for Forrest City in an automobile sunday. and going by way of Howell. invited Misses Alice and Hethia Beard 1 of that town, to accompany them, which they did, arriving here in due course and without incident, except at one time. being misdirected. lost their way for short distance. The young ladies were entertained over night by Miss Mary German. they be- ing old friends They left the next day, after having enjoyed a delightful visit.
 Mrs. Frank Smith. of Marion. and her mother, Mrs. s. F. Sutton, of this | city. returned Wednesday from Hot l Springs. where they had been spend ing several weeks for the benefit of l Mrs Sutton's health. which was great l F improved, and both enjoyed the visit thoroughly. During their ab- sence, Miss Fannie Webb was quite i'll for ten days with fever. Judge Smith came over yesterday to meet Mrs. Smith and spend a few days here, and both will return 10 Marion the first of the week. The Judge is candidate 1 for Supreme Judge, and will no doubt carry this county by large majority.
 NIT. T. E. Tanner who has been em- ] FA hx- NJ Q man on the Sol Lewis building. had the misfortune Wednesday morning to have saw with which he was cut l ting piece of ceiling, slip. cutting into and through the artery, leaders and bone on the knuekle of the first or index finger on his left hand. The wound was dressed by Dr. Alley. and though it IS quite painful. no serious results are anticipated beyond. the l losing of several weeks work by the victim. We sympathize with Tom in his misfortune.
 Tie teachers and pupils of the Christian Sabbath School had a de- lightful picnic and outing at Stuart Springs Tuesday which was thoroughly enjoyed hy large namber of happy faced little ones as well a. the older Games were played the children romped, and then the baskets and boxes were brought forth filed with many dainty edibleS such as fried chicken. pickles. sandW iches. cakes ice cream and lemonade and other good things too numerous to mention. and spread was made fit for the gods and to which full justice was done.
 VT. John " Nay!or was mingling A his friends on the South >ide N day. and in the course of acOnyet- >3 )n about automobiles incidentally lrked that Tie Nay .or X Johnson pany Is figuring on buying and nU ng into commission betN cen &lAr'y view and this city a 5.ton motor truck, on which to haul cotton. cotton seed, and other products of their plant at the latter place. This truck will take the place of sixteen mules, four wagons ana drivers and will be able 10 make perhaps four trips day. whereas the best the mules could possibly do would be two trips It can ready be seen that the saving would be immense both of time. labor and expense. We congratulate them upon their foresight and wish them success i'll their undertaking.
 Fifteen years ago land in St Francis bottom was selling for from Fl per acre up, much of it went delinauent and was sold for taxes. A few far sighted citizens bought and saved a few of these broad acres. and have either still got them or have disposed of them at figures ranging from sl0 to $50 per acre. An instance of the wonderful increase in value is strik- iugly illustrated this week by the sale of l60 acres. only s5of which is tillable the other being in Fishing lake. by Judge John Gatling 10 the DeRoSitt Brothers for consideration of ss0o0 cash. This is equal 10 about sl00 per acre for the cleared land. or S50 for the tract. and you cannot buy it now for Sl0,600. We congratulate the gentlemen upon their luck in secur- ing it. The land lies adjoining their Fishing Lake farm, which. by the way is one of the finest in the world.