The Forrest City times., 1912-06-14

me Large Juicy School Pickles at Nebletts
 Fresh Arkansas Rlackberries re- celYed every other day at the Palace Market
 Mr Max Rotholz, Of Marianna. was visitor in the city the latter part of week fN
 MT. Gid Catlett, Of Wynne, was in the city Monday and Tuesday on business,
 Dr. c. S. Aldrich was visitor in Wheatley Monday on professional business
 Concrete Work is cheaper than ever. See [. G. Weler, and let him figure with you.
 Miss Mary Ashcraft of Memphis, is charming guest of her aunt, Mrs. R. L. Pettus.
 Messrs. Tom Rowland and James russell, Jr. spent Tuesday at the Tennesaw Club
 MT. Atkins Johnson. of Lakeside. was in the city Sunday visiting rela. tives and friends.
 FOR RENT-Five room house. city water garden, lot. ana outhouses .. fitzpatrick.
 Mrs E. |. Nadakin and children left Thursday for visit 10 her parents in Owosso, Michigan.
 Mir. Luther Royal has accepted a position as guard with the county convict road gang.
 Mr William Stone. of Colt was in the city Monday on business and mingfng with friends
 Mr Emile Eogel, Claim Agent for tire Rock Island. was the city tHe later pat of last week
 GaptM Collins. of Wynne. was in the city Monday oh business and mlngilHg with friends.
 The L.W. Benson Company Las a l. andsome change of advertisement in this issue Of The Times.
 Brakeman Johnnie Myers. alias. "Nheeny,' spent a couple of days layotl al home this week
 Fresh Vegetables three times a eek-Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- day La"reuce,s Grocery.
 Mrs J NJ. Davis spent last week in the country, guest of MT. and Mrs A. D. Mcdaniel and family.
 Kodak Finishing and Developing Developing l0ets per roll Prints 50 cts per dozen. A, D Boyle.
 Boys full peg top knickerbocker pants sizes up 10 r years. Fussea- GfaHam-A lderson Company.
 Swell line of boys knickerbocker pants sizes up to r. years. at Fussea- Graham-A Ider>on Company s
 Ne now have sunshine Cakes and Crackers. A fal >upp.y and a fresh liue. At Lawrence $ Grocery.
 Try sack of WIite Crest Flour best for cakes pastry a general bdk- ing For sac hy Scott X Ferguson.
 Ladles. Shoes fer spring wear complete ncW 5iHe BOW oH display at FusselI-Graham-A .derson Company
 Boys kricketbackera and knee pants, f8jl peg top s5ae> up to F years. F~sse.l.tiraA2a-A Idef>en Company.
 Nr. Tom Tafyer of Widener. vas in tfe city "Wednesday. accompanied tY Lis little daughter Miss Mary
 Mrs Daisy Nuhyrou spent the week end in tHe city visiting with her friend, Miss Lillian 0Baniel.
 Mrs C. F. Eisler left Saturday for Memphis 10 visit for few days with her daughter. Mrs. John lIughes
 Mir. John Stevens, manager of the Banks Company al Palestine. was a business visitor ill the city Tuesday.
 MONEY-s400, s500 or 5000 to loan on city or farm property at 10 per cent interest Address K, care Times.
 Fresh and fine Pineappies. Water melons, Canteloupe and all kinds of fruits and vegetables al the Palace Market.
 MT. Tom Prewett, of Helena, was in the city last Friday to attend the funeral of his aunt, Mrs John M, Prewett.
 Mrs. c. c. Vance visited from Monday morning until Wednesday with MT and Mrs. Tom Tarver in Widener.
 Mrs. Blanche Biscoe, of Argenta, came over Friday morning to attend the funeral of her sister Mrs John NJ. Prewett.
 Mrs. Emma Black, of Haynes, was in the city Saturday and Sunday a guest of her neice, Mrs. Kate Fergu- son and family.
 Mrs. Tom O'Brien and children spent the day in Palestine Wednes- day, guest of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Jordan and family