The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-24
Men, don't fail to get a pair of Pants at the Popular Saturday. Adv

W. L. Sneed and wife, Mike Coxsey and Monroe Burkett went to Harrison on the noon train Monday, MT. Sneed going down to buy mules, having ad- vertised to be there on that date All returned Monday night except MT. Burkett, who remained over to hear the trial of the Davidsons.
 Paul Brown and family arrived here Monday from Chattanooga, Okla, and will visit for some time at the home of Mrs. Browns father w. F. Emmett on Dry Creek. Mr. Brown has severed his connection with the Big Pasture" country and it is not improbable that he will "tie up" here. We hope he will find it convenient to do so.
 day and told us of having lost his drug store building and stock one night last week. The fire originated presumably from a defective fiue. The loss is partially covered by insurance, there being $900 on building and stock.
 c. D. Wall and Andy Cox went to Berryville Monday to mix with the Democratic committeeman, kinder sorter" in the interest of their can didacies for the Green Forest post office.
 J. P. Roberts, the Connor merchant, was in town Monday on business.
 R. F. Reeves visited his former home at Arlburg first of the week.
 George McRorey took the civil service examination at Eureka Strings last Friday and may be assigned to position in the railway mail service soon. He filled a position of this char acter previous to his removal here from Colorado.
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Reeves left Monday for Springfield, Mo-, to attend a con- vention of canning factory men. They expected to be joined at Urbanette by T. s. Phillips of the Urbanette Can ming Go. and at Berryville by J. E. factory to be put in at Berryville before next season.
 J. A. Hurley, who recently bought the Dr. Watkins property in Carter addition, from John Buell., has moved here from Boone county and is now full-fledged citizen and mighty good one he is, too, if we haven't missed our guess.
 Get the Popular prices on anything you need in Dry goods, Tin, Enamel or Glass ware. Adv.
 A dry, hacking cough is hard on the lungs, often causing them to bleed. BILLIARDS HOREHOUND SYRUP is a healing balm that quickly repairs damage in the lungs and air passages Price 25c, 50c and $1,00 per bottle. Sold by Shaffer's Drug Store.
 Ed Stidely is engaged in dressing off the stone wall on the west side of the Hopper building, preparatory for an adjoining building soon to be erected.
 Albert Stevens and family are here from Eureka Springs for a visit at the home of his parents MT. and Mrs. w. A. Stevens, this being the first real vacation Albert has had from his duties as N. A. engineer for more than two years.
 Parcels post does not always mean a saving in mailing packages. In fact, it works a greater expense in some in- stances than it did under the old reg ulation. For instance, patron of the Green Forest office the other day mailed an eight ounce package to point in Idaho. It cost him II cents. Under the old regulation of 1 cent an ounce, it would have cost him but eight cents. Parcels post is governed altogether by distance and fractions of pounds over ounces go as pounds. Had the pack age above referred to weighed only four ounces, it would have cost Il cents.
 We are closing out our Mems Pants and Mems and Ladies Shoes at prices below | En