The Forrest City times., 1911-09-15

Messrs Becker & Lewis have dressed up their handsome new Dining Room Furniture Display Room in the rear of the Sol Lewis x Son building with samples of their lines of this charac- ter, and 1t reflects the artistic taste of their genial manager, MT. H. K. Becker.
 We acknowledge postal from our friend, MT. J. c. Davis, dated at Ne high, Nebraska, where he is now To- cated, and well pleased with the town, which he says is wide-awake, has 1900 population, all clean and new, and he likes the country. The busi- ness men spent $500 few days ago for two flights of real biplane, free to the public.
 Rev J. R. Nelson left Wednesday to accompany Mrs. Nelson to Heber, where she goes and will remain in- definitely for the benefit of her health which has not been good for some time. He requests us to announce that he will return in time for, and that there will be the regular ser vices at the Methodist church Sunday morning and night. a.s.x.s
 Are you going 10 have that new building wired for electric lights and fans? Ifyou have never used electri- city for lighting your house or place of business, you have no idea of the convenience and comfort afforded by this safest and cheapest illuminating method Ask your neighbor who uses electricity, or call the light plant and let their man tell you about it.
 
 The pretty new home now being erected for Mir. \. k. Steele, the new i principal of the Forrest City Hiph School, i'll the Rolfe & Williams addi- ton, IS assuming quite q handsome appearance, and will soon be compet- ed. It is different from any other house in Forrest City in the natter of having an outdoor sleeping room, which is an innovations; and one that should be largely copied, as nothing could be more healthful.
 MT. R. D. Nolds age 3l and Miss Laura Fleming, age Ii, of Round Pond, were married Sunday morning at the court house, Judge E. A. Rolfe officiating. It was case of love laughing at locksmiths," the objections being the tender age of the bride, They were guests Of MT. and Mrs June Hodges for d couple of days after which they returned home and all is we'll We congratulate them and wish them much happiness.
 School begins soon and the boys must have a good, warm, substantial suit for winter We have them in all sizes, colors and fabrics. and are offering them at bargain prices. Mr. Rowland has charge of this depart ment. See him, or any of the other statesmen will show you through and be glad to give your wants their most courteous attention. We invite you to give us q call and get our prices. Fussell-Graham-Ald lderson Company.
 A troop of the Boy Scouts of America will be organized next Mon- day night at the Methodist church at 7:3O o'clock. Several of our leading citizens will be present to assist in l the organization, and provision has been made for promoting the work on a large, safe and thorough basis. Let every boy in town between the age of l2 and IS read up on everything he can ind on the subject and come pre- pared to take an active interest in I this most extraordinary and splendid 1 organization.
 We have made arrangements with 1 the Arkansas Gazette, by which we are enabled to offer The Weekly l Gazette, the price of which is Sl per year, and The Forrest City Times, i the price Of which is Sl 50 per year, at club price of Sl.75 for both papers. l The Gazette handles all the state news, besides the important news of the world, and with The Times for local city and county news, you have a combination that is hard to beat.sI75 for years subscription to both papers ii paid in advance.