The Forrest City times., 1911-09-15

Allze SOL. John L- @F.s arrived M0u- day morning to visit Tor a week with Mrs. Nasby. p2reats NIT. and Ms + Ii Davis.
 We have a number of new sales people to wait upon you and show YOU ! tEe pretty new styles and season aa .e goods We have just received a heaatiful new line of Dry Goods. in- c.lding very pretty new Ginghams for the schoO. children. Come and see ne. Mrs. Narshaysky.
 Miss Sarah NarshavSky. who had been taking literature and music courses under some of the most skilled teachers Of New York. and who after finishing her studies took a business course al POughSkeepsie. N. Y. returned home the latter part of last week. and is being warmly welcomed by her host Of friends
 Mr. A. A. Benton, the new dry. go0dsman with Messrs. Sellers k Scott. is rejoicing over the arrival of Mrs. Benton. who came Wednesday eyen- ing from their former hone at Claren. don, to make this their home in the future. The Times extends Mrs Ben ton cordial welcome, and hopes they viii both find this q very pleasant city in which to reside
 Mrs Andy Govan. of Helena. who Lad been spending sometime in the hospital at or near Bentonyilie. Ark ansas, seeking benefit 10 his health. arrived here yesterday morning en- route home. She was very feeble, and was transferred to the Iron Noun tain train on a cot by the gentle hands of friends of Capt. MerWin and family. "f0 are her relatives
 Mrs Warshavsky left Sunday night l for St. Louis 10 buy ali the latest styles for ladies. She will be gone several days and buy everything pretty and stylish and begin shipping i these goods here as soon as she ar rives, She wants al of you tO come and see these new arrivals which she will send, and says there will be big. dOings with prices when she returns. 1 Watch for her big ad.
 Col. I'd Landsoigt. senior of The Times. returned yesterday from Red Wing. Minnesota, and other interest ing places in the North, where he las l heen spending month most delight fully. 'H He lad the time of his life, k greatly improved in health and vi yacity, and received a most cordial welcome. We are certainly glad to have him at home again.
 \ merry fishing party spent Satur- day afternoon. night and Sunday at the Crescent club house on Old River. NIT. and Mrs :. P. McDaniel. Miss tf~ !. NJ 1 Gypsy Conn, of Memphis; Miss Myrtle Davis. Miss Elizabeth Davis, Miss Beatrice Me Daniel, and Messrs E. l.. Davis. Finis Mcdaniel. Ir. Proctor, and Bob Callahan, of Memphis
 Rev Andrew Haeringer returned Wednesday afternoon from Little Rock where he had been spending several days on visit to the kt. Rev Bishop John B. Morris, of the deocese of Little Rock. His Lordship in- tends to pay visit 10 the Forrest l City congregation shortly probably during the next month. Services next sunday al the church at a. m.
 When you have an achey. stretchy feeling and you are dull. tired and discouraged. il Is sign of approach ing malaria or chills. You should act quickly 10 ward of an attack Her bine oilers you the help you need
 It destroys the malarial germ drives out all impurities and makes you feel bright. vigorous and cheerful. Price 5oc. Sod by ]. T Sanders.
 Mir L Barnett. of Louisville Ken turNy, has ceased the Rollwage store hes ding next door to ]. S Shields X
 and Is opening a clothing and q goods store there Tie Times u7l had the pleasure 10 meet Mr nett this morning, and found him
 most genial and courteous gef eman. We extend him q cordial , Ae,cane to Forrest City, and wish him success.
 Don't forget to come and see me about your Fall and Winter Suits and OyercoatS. After q hard effort and signing rigid contracts, have secured the finest and best line of samples ever shown in this county It was hard work to secure this house $ goods, and the benefit is yours if you wish 1t. Prices are very reasonable
 Come and see me. sam W. Burd, the Tailor. Suits and Pants 10 Order.
 Swelling Of the flesh caused by in tiammation, colds, fractures Of the
 bone. tOothaehe. neuralgia or rheu. matism, can be relieved by applying Ballard $ Snow Liniment. It should be well rubbed in over the part affect ed. It's great healing and penetrat. ing power eases the pain, reduces swelling and restores natural eondi- tions. Price De, 5oe and $l0o Sold by J. T Sanders.
 NIT. Frank Bass, who went 10 Jones' borO two weeks ago to accept lucra- , tive position with the American : Trust Company. returned the same , week, the position not being congen- ial nor to his liking We welcome him back to Forrest City, where he will no doubt soon ind a position equal to his merits He is first class office man of highest integrity. and worthy Of the confidence and trust of any employer We wish him success.
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