The Forrest City times., 1911-12-22
A Merry Christmas to all

A Merry Christmas to all
 We wish you very Merry Merry Christmas
 Wht'ling in the lungs indicates that PlIltgm k onStructing the air passa. S BaHaraaS Horehound Syrup loose The phi, 1m so that it can be eeugHet Gp aud elected. Price 25c, DOC and slo0 per bottle. Sold by ]. I. Sanders
 MT. T. NJ. Gress, of Rhea X Gress. sinnerS. of lIeth, happened to a very painful accident Tuesday, by having his left hand tangled up with line shaft in the gin, badly bruising that member. He came to the city and had II dressed
 Of course, we have got some tan shoes for ladies. Prices, s3.Oo and 350 Just as good as those elsewhere at s4 e0 and si 50, and all other shoes in the latest style at lowest prices. and you know lt, too. Come and see them. Swartz Bros.
 l want every skeptic who reads the Forrest City Times to send for a 50 cent box of my "Dumb-Chill" Mala- ria Capsules, and find out how good they are. Address, C. A. Dachsel, Druggist Cor, Pennsylvania and Iowa Ave, Memphis, Tenn.
 L. II. Weier, efficient manager for MT. George P. Taylor at the Forrest City Bottling Works, went over to Memphis Tuesday to purchase a car load of bottles that will be used in handling the coming spring and sum mer business Of the local plant.
 Red Cross Stamps are on sale at E. c. Old's store, ]. c Slaughter's Jewelry store, City Drug Store and Newsstand. They are being sold in the interest of a very worthy cause, and everybody should buy a few to put on their Christmas packages.
 Did you ever think how easily, sim ply and safely you could run your machinery with an electric motor as cheap in first cost and operation as steam or gasoline. See the City Water x Light man, and you'll be surprised the ideal power for small machinery.
 Mrs. George E. Pettus and three charming daughters are at home from Nashville to spend the happy 1uletide season, and their relatives and many friends are so glad to see them and note how well they look The Times bids them welcome home.
 If you are from Missouri, I can show you, how to hold down your medicine bills. Dachsel's Dumb Ghill'' Malaria Capsules never fail to clean the system of malarial poison Send 50 cents 10 C. A. Dachsel, Drug giSt, Cor, Pennsylvania and Iowa Ave Memphis, Tenn, fer box.
 Mr and Mrs. Fred Harrelsan. of Warren. are expected in the city Sat urday To spend the Christmas holidays al the home of Mrs. Harrelson's aunt, Mrs. Lamize Pfewett. Mrs Harrel- son was formerly Miss Pearl Crippen one Of the citys most attractive and popular teachers
 First Wood, Then Coal, then Gas, Now, And In The Future, Electrici- ty Thus runs the evolution We cannot furnish the three first men tioned but We can the latter, and would like te tell you about 1t. See or phone the City Water and Light Company. and tell them what you need, and see if they can't supply it.
 The Bowling Alley on Jackson street next door east of SwariZ Bros. is at your service for healthful exer- else and practice of your skill, match games, or an afternoon of pleasure for ladies and gentlemen. Come and organize a team and lets challenge Memphis, Marianna and other towns.
 During the Frying Pan Clubs hunt last week, Hon. F. w. DeRositt had the luck 10 kill fine buck. People at camp five miles away declare hey heard the senator yelling with delight. The senator sent the head 10 St. Louis 10 be mounted. It was a magnificent animal and pair of horns.
 Any person in need of Art Needle work material, Art and Waist Linens, Wash Embroideries, Silk and Cottons are invited to call on Mrs. l.. N Block at her residence at 2l6 Jackson street, who has a very large variety of these goods. Stamping and Elm broidery lessons speciality.
 F.. l.. EpperSon, manager for the Western Union Telegraph Co.,, and $. R. Conrad. who serves the same company here in the capacity of line foreman, went over to Memphis Mon day night to attend meeting of the Royal Arch chapter of the Masonic fraternity. Both gentlemen report a most edifying and enjoyable visit.
 Mrs. W. $ Graham was removed Monday morning from her home in this city, suffering from an acute at ack of rheumatism, to Hot Springs sanitarium for expert treatment and 10 test the virtue of the baths in that famed resort. The lady was attended 10 Hot Springs by Capt. Jas. Russell her friend and business partner. Mrs Graham is one of Forrest Gity's most dearly beloved and highly esteemed ladies. For number of years past, in fact since the death of her husband some twelve years ago, she has travel ed the globe extensively, and has sel- dom if aVar tuCWp uhat if meant