The Forrest City times., 1912-08-23

ol Chlils X Fever; and fl taken then as tonic the Fever will not return. Price 2jc.
 Don put your pickles Up in cheap vinegar when you can buy Heinz Pure Apple Vinegar at Nebletts at the same price.
 Mrs K. NJ. Wilkins returned from Holly Springs Mississippi. Thursday, alter visit of ten days with relatives and friends.
 FOR SALE-New seveD.ro6m bopse and lot on South Rosser street, just 5elo" br. Alley s residence. ApPy to (. c. Neier
 FOR SALE Three choice lots in one block, Pettus X Williams addi- ton {. the city of Forrest City. See j. NJ. Prewett.
 Phone yolr orders 10 the KIondike Bakery for bread. r9tfS. cakes. pies. etc. Deliveries made N enexer you need the goods
 FOR SALE-20 aefes 5ess than one mile from town, Price S550 .0o-s200. cash balance $ months al per cent. W. I. German.
 Mrs. Harry Warrington left. Sun- day evening for New bern, Tennessee. 10 visit for a short season with home folk and friends
 Miss Anna Bass. Mrs. L. ] Smith and Master Il uber Bass left Sunday for Beebe, 10 visit relatives and friends for few weeks
 Mrs. C. s. Aldrich, aho had been suffering from a severe nervous at tack, has gone to Memphis 10 enter a sanitarium for treatment.
 See Sam Burd's new line of cloth ing It is swell line, and prices are about half of the original to parties for whom they were made
 MT Leonard Myers, of Little Rock. came over Saturday evening and visited for season with the family of his uncle, Mir Bob Myers
 FOR RENT-New three-room house, large front and back porches,
 
 10 Dryden, The Photographer
 Call and see the plat of our new ad- dition 10 the city of Forrest City. Lots now offered for sale Eugene Williams at Bank of Forrest City
 MT Sam Hlalock. of Colt, was in the city Saturday afternoon on business and 10 attend the meeting ot the land owners of the St Francis Leyee Dis trict.
 MT C. C. Prewitt came out of the bottoms the first of the week feeling quite badly and k taking medicine and the rest cure, at the Forrest City Hotel
 Miss Geau Thomas. who ad been spending couple af weeks in Hot Springs, returned home SandaH af- ternoon, accompanied bY Miss Lyda Mason.
 Mrs. W. E. CJx. Mrs. Tam Taryer and Mrs. Lutie Thomas returned Tuesday afternoon from Hot springs, where they had been spending short vacations.
 Mr Fenner LaGghingboase k filing position in the Bank of Forrest City during the absence If Mi Ghas Sim mons, who is enjoying vacation ill Hot Springs
 SALESMAN WANTED 10 look af- ter our interest in St. Francis and ad- jacent counties. Salary or commis- Jl rnrr Tho NiDtCr f1il ('n Cleveland, c.
 MT S C. Campbell, oyerseer for Fussell-G raham-A lderson Go., was up town and over on the South side Saturday. He says his crop is look ing very well.
 Miss Inez and Master Klondike Dodd. of Mangum, Oklahoma, who had been guests of their aunt, Mrs. Jennie Boyett, for ten days, returned home Wednesday.
 Becker & Lewis received Monday a handsome two horse furniture wa gon purchased by them during MT. kirke Becker's recent trip to Chicago, and other markets
 MT. Robt. Britain was mingllng with friends in town Tuesday, and gave Us q pleasant call He also re- ports army worms showing ap in the fields south of town.
 Mir. R. s. Stevens returned from Hot Springs last Friday, and while he was somewhat benefited, he iS still quite indisposed, though able to be up and down town.
 No cheap stock used al The Times Job Printery, and prices are always reasonable. We want your patronage and will spare no means to give you the utmost satisfaction,
 Mir. sam Rolfe, who has been tray cling, buying cattle and looking over crop conditions in the country Tn Phillips county around Maryell, was in the city Saturday afternoon ana Sunday. Mir. Rolfe informed Times man that crops in that section looked good, and that in his opinion, almost a normal yield could be expected l. IL