The Forrest City times., 1913-06-27
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The crops are very much in need of rain.
 Rev. Dr. Lockwood, Of Helena, vii! preach on Sunday morning in the Church Of the Good Shepherd.
 Mrs. Gid Gatlett and two interest ing children, Lawrence and little Miss Lucille, spent two or three days the past week on a visit wlth friends in this city.
 Let Us make q demonstration at your home while il is so dusty. Oil Of Gladness mops. Ocedar mops and dust clothes. Forrest City Furniture Company.
 Use Oil Of Gladness on your dust moFs- No matter what kind of mops you Use We refund purchase price, if you are not well pleased Forrest City Furniture Co.
 Miss Lillian Webber. Of Tyronza attractive niece of MT. and Mrs. BE. AcCrary, arrived in the city the first of the week and is pleasant guest at the AcCrary home for several weeks.
 Mrs. L. B Bryan aud da- ghter, Mss Mae, Of Oklahoma CIrz Okla, mother and sister of Mrs. NJ L. Bowers, ar rived in the city Tuesday md are guests for several weeks at the Bowers home on the corner of Forrest and Hill streets.
 For one week only We will give, free of charge, nice dusting cloth with each purchase Of Oil of Gladness Pol ish, Star Protection Polish or Noxall Polish. Call The Forrest City Furni- lure Co, phone 25+
 Attorney Thos Downey of Phoenix, New Mexico, eldest son of Col. and Mrs. D. Downey, of this city, arrived here Saturday afternoon and spent two Or three days very pleasantly with his parents. The gentleman's friends here will be glad to learn that ne is prosperous and in good health.
 MT. ". \ Pace. one of our former townsmen, but who is now mayor of the city of Holly Grove, iu Monroe county spent two or three days in this city the past week looking after some legal matters before our chan cery court Pace k looking fine and says he k doing wei in his new loca tion.
 A most attractive aud entertaining Children's Day programme, contain ing twenty-SeVen numbers has beer prepared by the members Of the Chris tian church Sunday school, who vii hold appropriate exercises at the Christian church in this city on next Sunday The public is cordially in vited to attend.
 This is important. Look. ladies Big assortment of Wash Skirts, ir Pique and Linen, included in the ten day sale, at greatly reduced prices also Summer Lawn piece good, Chil dren'S Wash Dresses and Waists Ladies and Children's Pumps and Hosiery-everything is being cleaned up at The Warshavsky Store
 Chancellor F.. D. Robertson, of Wynne, arrived in the city Tuesday morning, since which time he has pre-. sided over the sessions of the regular June term of the St Francis Chancery court. Much routine business and quite number of divorce cases have been disposed of and. as we go to press Chancellor Robertson is still on the job.
 Miss Virginia Norton arrived home Monday from Toronto, Canada, where she had been spending month with friends. Miss Norton has spent the past year in New York where she has been pursuing her studies as mem Der of the Three Arts Club. She is being heartily welcomed home by hel family and a legion of admiring friends,
 Something like six cotton blooms have been turned in at this office up to the hour of going to press. One was handed in yesterday by Mir. Will kins who, with his father, has a crop of something over hundred acres, about mile and half north of For. rest City. The last two blooms came in this morning one from J. J. John son, who cultiyates sixty-five acres on H. P. Germans place, near Becks, planted April l5. Johnson reports some of his cotton contains eight and ten squares, the sixth bloom was handed in be Chester Hartman who Is farming on the Haskins place, a short distance south of the city.