The Forrest City times., 1913-01-24
Money to loan on improved farms. Taylor, Knight & Co.
 All delayed school books are now in stock at The Newsstand.


 FOR SALE-Six head heavy mules Address r. A. German, Forrest City Arkansas.
 MT. W J. Mattice, of Madison, was a business visitor 10 the city Wednes day morning.
 Mouse to look further We have the best stock of Valentines in the city at the Newsstand.
 WANTED-Colored man to work around house or man and wife. wife to cook. Address 1T this office.
 We now carry d full line of the celebrated Club House brands in canned goods. The City Grocery, phone 24S.
 Come and select your Valentines before the stock is all picked over. They have just been opened up today, at the Newsstand.
 Messrs. E. L. (Lee) Taylor and Fred Houston, of Widener who had been spending the past two weeks in Hot Springs, arrived home Tuesday even- ing and report business rushing in that city.
 Mrs. Ed Mallory, who had been sojourning in Hot Springs the past three weeks, arrived home Tuesday evening, much to the delight of the family and the lady's legion of good 1 friends and neighbors.
 Come to the Newsstand for any kind of blank book that you are needing. We have big stock and good assortment. We probably have just what you want, and if not, will get it for you in hurry.
 Mir. and Mrs. James l. Hawk are removing from their late residence near the Crowley Ridge Institute building, to a residence on North ROsser street, formerly occupied by City Marshall and Mrs. J. NJ. Davis.
 MT and Mrs R. F.. Eldridge and fam l lily,removed Wednesday from their late residence in one of the Becker houses on Hill street, to the residence lately vacated by Mir. and Mrs James I. Hawk, near the Crowley Ridge IT, l Stitute building.
 You will find at our store every thing in fruits, produce, etc, at a reasonable price, and our grocerymen will take pleasure m looking after your orders and best interest prompt l ly. Phone 4l2 rings Fussell-Graham. Alderson Company
 FOR SALE-Two Celebrated Mur- ray County Tennessee Jacks, one 10 years old and one two years old: the former can show some of the finest colts in St. Francis county. For prices and terms, write or see ". B. McLaren, Route No. 1, Forrest City, Arkansas,
 Messrs, Vernon Holland, Chas. Smith and Tom Austele, of Wynne. came down yesterday afternoon and assisted the Citizens Band of this city in pulling off swell concert at the opera house last night The hand some trio of visitors are certainly classy" musicians.
 SPECIAL NOTICE-I have left just twenty barrels Of choice apples. This is the last lot from the last car of the season and must be closed oat tomorrow Saturday from the car at the Iron Mountain Depot, because am going back to the mountains Come and get the apples cheap. ! ". Davis. the apple car man. 1 Col. Ed Landvoigt, our spri-b:ly senior, left Wednesday mornin- tc attend the good roads meeting witch opened on that date in Little Rock. Upon the coonelS return It. is evening, he gave out the information that the Little Rock good roafers sure know how to build roads and show their guests and friend, 8 good time.
 EGGS FOR HATCHlNG- Sett ttngs from my first pen If Rhode IsianC Reds show birds and prize winners s2.5o per thirteen; second pen R l Reds, Sl.30 per settings of thirteen White Orpington eggs, per settings of thirteen, Sl 50. Al, my. pens art mated up from high class fowls Mai , or telephone orders promptly filled II. A, Knight, Forrest City, Arkansas
 Our oldtime friend, Ryan Bennett who has been working in Mariann; the past three or four years, has re turned with his family to their olC home at Palestine, where, The Time, is informed, MT Bennett and Mir s William Porter, have formed a busi ness partnership and will shortly Opet a general store and drug business a Palestine. We join in wishing then abundant success in advance. \ Miss lone Strain, who will be kind J ly remembered by many readers o this paper, as the popular saleslad with The Russell raham-A dersol J Co.,, up to few months ago, but wh has more recently been living witt the family of her brother Mir. an, Mrs John Strain, in Mariana. re turned to Forrest City the first of tn 1, week, on an extended visit to th family of her neice. Mrs. D. A
 Beazley.
 News has just reached The Time z bringing the glad tidings that a swee
 Iittle baby girl was born to MT an f Mrs. Ii. B. Bateman, Jr,. of Carer don, on January r., 1913. The happ > 1 little mother was fOrmprlv Miss StpiI