The Forrest City times., 1912-09-27


 We are featuring handsome big advertisement for k. W. Benson & Co.,, this week, calling attention to their magnificent line of Sterling Clothes, manufactured by Goldman. Beckman & Co.,, of Cincinnati. It occupies nearly a half page and speaks for itself. So do the clothes. Go and see this handsome store and their hobby lines handsomely dis played.
 Now is the very time to plant business-getting advertisement in The Times. Don't wait until time to buy k here or past before letting the pe pie know what you have to offer. rp tour wares and bargains con. stsatly before them through this mtdium of publicity, and you will be ctr ain 10 get your proper share of tic trade.
 In order to clear out all stock on hand and make room for our big new holiday line of Books, Games, etc, we will sell all Books. Games, etc, now on hand at 20 per cent off regular prices, until November 1st, at the Newsstand provided you mention this advertisement.
 Mr and Mrs. Manson Mold and baby, with MT. Nolds sister, Miss Martha, who had been residents of Forrest City since the high water last spring, returned Saturday to their home at Round Pond, where Mir Mold has nice home and where he is now engaged as salesman for Terry & Tankersley.
 FOR SALE-One Brand New Cam era Outfit, makes different kinds of pictures-delivered to customer in minutes money maker, no experience required, will sell for S20 cash. Have on hand material for making 32O Reason for selling: Haven't time to l Colt, Arkansas.
 The ladies are cordially invited to call and see our new fall lines. New Neckwear, New Fancy Work, New | Muslin Underwear, New Dress Trim mings, and advance styles in all kinds of hats. Everything in new and stylish Millinery is now on sale. R. H. | Winfield X Co.
 Letters from Miss Nell German and Miss Edith Nadakin, who are study 1 ing voice at the Cincinnati Conserva- | tory of Music, bring the welcome i news that they are getting aloug just l fine in their studies, and are highly pleased and encouraged by the facul- l ty and their pleasant surroundings We congratulate them and wish for them the utmost success.
 MT Max Rotholz, of Marianna. and l Mr \. l.. Graves, If Helena, have lo- cated here for the season, and afe representing the Lesser Goldman i Cotton Company, Of St. Louis They l have opened an office over Turley Bros & Gilliams store. Mr Graves is son of Mr. Lex Graves now of Marianna. We wish the young men much success.
 Put your stomach, liver and blood in healthy condition and you can defy disease. Prickly Ash Bitters is a successful system regulator. J. T. Sanders, special agent.
 Miss Jennie Warshavsky, who had been in New York and other eastern cities with her papa. for several weeks. returned home Sunday, and is much improved in health. She en- joyed her visit very much, especially in New York, and while there was a guest for a while of Mrs. ] C. Mil | lion, who is SD kindly remembered here by a large circle of friends. Miss 1 Hattie sent the editor a beautiful paperWeight as token of remem- brance, for which we return grateful thanks.
 Our MT. Vadakin will go to Mem phis this evening to buy our usual holiday lines of St. Louis and Chica- go travelling salesmen who now have their carloads of samples on exhibi- tion in that city. We will devote special attention to the buying of the very prettiest and best in looks of all kinds and for every member of the family, as nothing is So gratifying to all classes as a good book We will of course, carry lots of other useful and pretty goods, Games, Stationery, Bric-a- Brae, etc Don't fail to see lour line before buying elsewhere.