The Green Forest tribune., 1913-03-14


 quite seriously ill at her home four miles north of town.
 Just received-a car load of flour ant feed. Will make special prices. See us before you buy. Wells & Cox.
 HERBINE cures constipation and re- establishes regular bowel movements Price 50c. Sold by Shaffer's Drug Store. adv
 Mrs. John Ramsey will open to the public nice display of millinery the 14 and Is inst. Styles o. K Prices reasonable.
 S. c. White Legorn Eggs or S. c. Brown Leghorn Eggs, pure bred, 5C cents per setting of 15. c. Orebaugh Phone Line IF.
 T. s. Phillips and wife were oyer from Urbanette Tuesday and We'd nesday, looking after their Green Forest interests.
 M B. Russell and wife, who are in from Nebraska on visit, are spend ing week with his brother A J. Russell at Berryyille.
 For sale: young mules, coming years old; good span of black horses, set of double harness. Phone 3 rings on 105. L. s. SHELLEY.
 More tomato contracts are wanted. The Green Forest cannery expects to do great business the coming season. Parties who have not signed up should do so at once. adv.
 Mrs. Herman Dodson and little Joe Russell were guests of Green Forest relatives latter part of last week. Mir. Dodson came down Sunday to accom- pany them home.
 The Ladies Home Mission Society will serv e dinner on Saturday before Easter in connection with an apron and bonnet bazaar. The ladies and gentle men are especially invited
 The best grade of Ice Outing Flannel at The Fair for Z 1-2c per yd.
 The bulk of my stock is still de- layed from some cause but will have some hats on display Saturday. Come in and see me. Foreman Building (Old Tribune office) Ida Warren
 Albert Shahan will make his home at Mountainberg. He and his wife went there last week on visit and he returned this week to wind up his af- fairs here, leaving on Tuesday nights s train.
 The Tribune is in receipt of copy of the Bakersfield Gal Echo which announces the tablshment of new bank there of which J. 0. Michell, the first cashier of the Bank of Green Forest, is cashier.
 Men, when in need of Pants do not fail to give The Fair a look before buying else where. One-third to one half below regular price.
 Ed. D. L. Halle and family left last week for Atlanta, Tex, where they will reside for two years, after which He declares he will move back to Green Forest and build a residence or the ten acres of bottom land he pur- chased some time ago, from John Wells.
 r E. s. Foreman has just added dozer hens and cockrel to his flock of White Rocks from Mrs. Pnoff's pen o1 thorough breds, and is now prepared to furnish eggs to those who wish tC improve their flock He is selling eggs at $1.00 for one setting of # eggs or two settings for S1.75.
 A pain in the side or back that catches you when you strai ghten up calls for a rubbing application of BILLIARDS S SNOW LINIMENT. It relaxes the contracted muscles and permits ordn- ary bodily motion without suffering or inconvenience. Price 25c, 40c and $1. 0( per bottle. Sold by Shaffer's Drug Store. adv
 700 acres mixed, hardwood timber lands, consisting of white oak, red oak, hickory and ash-not in a solid body. Good sites for mills. About 50 per cent white oak Estimated 4000 feet of merchantable timber per acre. Owing to the settlement the estate to which this land belongs, it can be bought right now for $4.00 per acre. Call or or address J. L. Russell, Green Forest, Ark.
 Asa DeLozier is seriously i'll at his home in Green Forest from the effects of an attack of appendicitis, for which trouble he was operated on Monday by Drs. Kirby of Harrison and Donaldson of Green Forest. The operation dis closed the fact that the patient was suffering from complication oi troubles involving the appendix, ano while he rallied from the ordeal, his condition is regarded very serious anc only a faint hope is entertained for his recovery.
 160 acres, irrigated farm in Pueblo county, Colo, IS miles from railroad town, all nice smooth land; 35 acres in cultivation. Irrigation ditch on farm. Small improvements, never failing water; all farm fenced; three miles from store and 2 1-2 miles from school, Sunday. School and church good road; rural route, thickly settled neighborhood Belongs to widow who can't take care of it. Will trade for land about Green Forest. Gall or J. L. Russell.
 | Green Forest is to have another general mercantile establishment SCOT to be opened under the name of Seitz | k,,,,