The Forrest City times., 1911-03-24

first class restaurant for ladies and gentlemen.
 MEN and WOMEN, sell guaranteed hose. 70 per cent. profit. Make sl0 daily. Full or part time. Beginners investigate. Wear Proof, 303s Chest nut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
 STOLEN.-Out of my lot on Thurs day night. March g. one sorrel mare about l2 years old, blaze face, about b hands high. Liberal reward for return or information. J. M. Davis, Forrest City, Ark.
 The Forrest City Furniture Com- pany has handsome ad in this paper calling your attention to their line of rugs, tapestry squares, art squares, etc, and other seasonable goois in their line, and also to their handsome and complete line of Herrick refriger- ators and ice boxes.
 The Emporium has handsome new ad in this issue of The Times to which your attention is directed. This estab- llshment is advertising swell spring line Of ladies' one piece spring suits, coats, etc, and especially fine line of children's dresses and suits. Read their ad and call and see the stock. and tell 'em you saw it in The Times.
 We have swell line of new piece goodS-new Foulards, and Marqui- settes of all shades fancy all over lace and banding to match the goods. Also fine line of Ginghams for school dresses, also school dresses ready to wear. The Warshavsky Store.
 Mrs E. L. Nadakin and the children. Edward and Grace, went over to Mem. phis Monday morning and spent the day with MT. Nadakin, who is under going treatment in sanitarium in that city. Mrs. Nadakin says that the Boss" is getting along about as nicely as could be expected, and ex- poets him to be at home by the first of the month.
 Fresh vegetables are most appetiz- ing. these days, but unless fresh, you had best not have any. Our arrange ments are such that we get item every Friday and Saturday right from the patch, and they are delicious. We want te supply your table, and ask you to give Us trial order. You will find them sweet and healthful. w. F. Kirby X Co. Phone lS4.
 A full and complete new line of shoes and slippers for the children has just been received by Brandon, Baugh X Co.,, and they invite you to bring the boys and girls around and get them comfortably fitted with the very latest and most comfortable styles on tie market. We want to l supply your needs in this line. We have full range of sizes, and want l your trade on their merits.
 Brandon, Baugh & Company an- nounce the arrival of advance ship ments of their immense spring stock of the justly celebrated Helming- Me kenzie Shoe COmpany's shoes in both high tops and low quarters for ladies They want to introduce them to the people, and invite you to call and see this stock of shoes, which is the big. geSt in town and defies competition They have them in all sizes. and latest styles, made for wear, comfort and it. Give them a call.
 Messrs. R. W. Harris, William Horn ana J. D. Thompson, popular Rock Island railroad men of Argenta were in the city Thursday on business. While here they were captured by the ubiquitous Smokey" Dunn and carried to his camp at Dunnville, where, contrary to their fears, they were royalty entertained, and after wards brought by that gentleman to inspect the inside workings of a sure enough country newspaper-The For rest City Times. The visit was ap- preciated, and we hope to see the gentlemen again.
 One day last week a negro while blowing on the Wilson X Kellogg plantation at Whitmore, called Mir. Wilson's attention to a large rattle snake lying alongside pile of lumber. MT. Wilson killed the snake, and seeing signs of others in the neigh bor- hood had the pile of lumber turned over, and to his amaZement disclosed six large rattIesnakes. Being benumb- ed with cold, the reptiles were easily killed They were all very large, the largest measuring 1 feet in length with thirteen rattles and button True snake story.
 Mrs Tennie East and two sons. Ed and Jake Helby, of Griggs township, who have be stopping at the Forrest City Hotel several days, left Tuesday for Ashville, \. C. Mrs. East sold her place in the bottom, 160 acres. to Mir. R. ]. Williams for S4 ,000 cash. and removes to North Carolina with the hope that the change will benefit her son Jakes health, who is suffering with tuberculosis. This family has been residents in St. Francis bottoms. and leave many friends behind who wish them we'll
 Your attention is directed to two handsome ads appearing elsewhere in this paper announcing two demonstra- tionS to be held at W. l.. Lawrence's City Grocery next Thursday afternoon to which the public is cordially in- vited One of these is to be given by the National Biscuit Company, and the other by the Heinz Company, and in both of which will be shown and demonstrated the products of these two widely famed concerns. Guests will be served with different Droducts