The Forrest City times., 1912-02-23

Mrs. D. A Beezley. accompanied by her siSte-in-law, Miss Dcroth Beez- ley, and the baby. left Wednesday evening for St. Louis, where the baby will be put under treatment of a fla nous specialist of children's deseases. IA hile there Mrs. Beezley will be a guest of Mir Beezleys parents.
 MT c W. Fisher, who is now living near Moseley school house on the St. Francis river, was in the city Thurs day. for the first time in several weeks Mr Fisher has been quite ill since the holidays, and is not quite strong and well yet.
 Father Andrew Haeringer went to Little Rock Sunday to attend meet ing in that city of the Knights of Columbus, which was held that eve ming, and at which class of forty three was initiated, Rev. llaeringer being among them.
 Rev. P E. Turner addressed fair sized congregation at the Methodist church Wednesday night on the sub ject of state wide prohibition. The reverend gentleman thoroughly un- derstands his subject, and handled it in an interesting manner.
 Mrs. H. ]. Warshavsky left Sunday evening for St. Louis to purchase a spring supply of goods for The War shaysky Store. She joined her daugh- ter, Miss Sarah. who had been in St- Louis for several days. and had her help in selecting the goods.
 Mrs. Emma Terry, who for several weeks had been employed as saleslady at The Newsstand, resigned that po- sition to accept situation with k. w Benson x Go. We regret to lose Mrs. Terry, but congratulate the new firm upon securing her services.
 Bargains that will surprise you arc being offered at the sale of the bank. rupt stock of The J. W Beck Com pany, which is now going on, con ducted by R. W Benson X Co. Call at the store and look over the stock and note the prices they are making
 Did you ever think how easily, sim. ply and safely you could run youl 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 You are probably aware that pneu monia always results from cold, bul you never heard of a cold resulting 1T pneumonia when Chamberlain Cougl Remedy was used. Why take the risk when this remedy may be haC for a tritie2 For sale by All Dealers
 You are probably thinking of pa. pefing one or more rooms of your house this spring. and in icipation of this The Forrest City Furniture Co. ordered and have received a handsome new line of wall paper which will be sold at q reasonable price.
 STRAIED-0ne poland china gilt, weighs about l50 or 200 pounds. One poland china pig, male: weighs about ? or 30 pounds. Strayed from the residence of R. ! Williams A lib eral reward will be paid for their re- turn or for information leading to their recovery
 Don't fail to attend the sale of the bankrupt stock of The l. W. Beck Company, which is now going on at the store on the corner of North Front and Washington streets The entire stock is being sacrificed in or der to make room for new goods R w Benson X Co.
 The Ideal Power simple, steady, silent electricity. We would like 10 install enough motors in Forrest City t0 justify running twenty-f0ur hour circuit the year around. Let us fig ure with you on putting in motor for your small machinery. City Water X Light Company
 Mrs. F.. r. ] Garrutt, was taken i'll the first of the week and is confined to tier room and bed. and grave fears are entertained as to the seriousness os her condition. We learned later Mrs. Carrots case was diagnosed as appendicitis and she was taken 10 Memphis this morning for treatment n one of the hospitals of that city.