The Forrest City times., 1911-10-20

Take your children to Fussell-Gra- ham Alderson Company and fit them out for Fall and Winter with some of those hobby suits. They have just what you need, and the prices are in reach of all.
 Mrs l. l. Jelks and beautiful chil- dren, of Memphis, are spending the week withs her mother, Mrs. Lizzie Rollwage, and other relatives and friends. all of whom are delighted to see them, and have given them cor dial welcome. They came over Mon- day.
 Juvenal's Stadium Shows that will be in Forrest City all next week, comes with the highest recommenda- tions of any Show Travelling. MT. l, Juvenal is an Ordained Baptist Min ster, and said 10 be the only preach CT in the World in the Show l Business.
 | Ladies, call and see our beautiful new stock of Hats, Neckwear, Dress Trimmings, Handbags, Belts, Elm broideries, Ribbons, etc., which have 1 just been received We have the la test modes in all these lines, and can please you in pattern and price. R. II. Winfield X O.
 | The Newsstand has on the road the uost magnificent stock of new, beau 1 tiful, and late books ever seen here or anywhere else in towns of this size. Also games. all the new and the best of the old, and some real novelties for the holidays. A lso decorations. bells, streamers, etc.
 Clerk Merwin has the copy of the financial statement Of the condition of St Francis county ready for the printer but owing to the crowded condition of our columns and,unusual amount Of other work i'll ahead of ii, we are unable 10 get il up for this issue. It will appear next week.
 Rev. !. NJ. Juyenal Proprietor of the Famous Stadium Shows, that will be in Forrest City all next week is Great Friend to Children. He invites all Children under the age of II in the Big Show Free the first night. Juvenal is considered the best alI- round Athlete in the World.
 R. H. Wini cid X Co. wish to an- nQunce that all of their pretty new fall goods have arrived, and they will , be glad to show them to you and sell you what you like. Hats of all kinds in the latest mode, new neckwear novelties etc, are some of the attrac- tions. and must be seen to be appre- ciated.
 , Mr Jesse May went to Heber on Monday Of last week in response to message conveying the information | fu nd in a critical condition. Jesse returned Saturday, and says his father was better when he left him, but a letter
 Wednesday stated that he was not doing so we'll
 Miss Annie Pearson returned We'd nesday from Hartshorne, Oklahoma where she had been visiting for sever al weeks with her relatives, MT. and MT w ]. Prude and family She enjoyed her visit very much and had delightful time. Her relatives and many friends here have given her a very hearty welcome home.
 Mrs. Dafhe Seaborn and Miss Polly Hunter arrived Thursday of last week . and Mrs. N B. Noble nee Miss Jim mic Hunter and MT. Willie Seaborn arrived Tuesday night all Of James, town, Miss, to visit relatives and friends here for q brief season. They are guests in the hospitable home of Mr and Mrs L. F. Davenport. They are all very kindly remembered by a large circle of friends here, all of whom have been very glad to see them, Mr , Willie Seaborn holds a responsible po- sition as manager of the store of a large lumber concern there, and this is his { first visit since 1896. fifteen years ago. Mrs Noble and MT Seaborn leave to- day for their home, but the others of the party will remain for another week or two.