The Forrest City times., 1913-10-24

[. . Forrest City Furniture c. l Money Co Loan on Improved Plan- tations- Fred r IIarrelson
 Indian. Cowboy and Soldier Suits. t.r p9y aud gir.>. al Nebletts
 Mrs T E Clas. spent Wedneedsr lh lAea.ai City visiting and shopping
 Mr H. N Wheeler. of Madison left Monday afternoon on a brief business trip t0 Chicago.
 New Goods New Graham Flour. oatmeal and Grjls jgst received at II. k Neb.eJi's
 The first frost of tie season fell October 2lsj Iu Io}3 the first frast frost fell Nov lst
 If you enjoy paiatab,e aud tooth. some cakes and cookies, phone the Forrest City Bakery, No 2i5.
 Prof. T. (. Nall, principal of the Wheatiey High School. was genial visitor in the city Saturday
 We carry complete line of Ever Ready fiash,light batteries and bulbs. Russell Graham-A lderson Co.
 MT. Guy Apple Of Marianna. passed through the city "Wednesday morn ing enroute to Memphis on a brief business trip.
 l have some money to loan for twelve months or longer on real es- tate or other good collateral Ad. orese box Ill Forrest City, Ark
 The ladies of the Christian church are 10 nave a hazaar and cake sale on November D All members are re. quested 10 contribute to this sale.
 MT J II. Turner, a well known citi- zen and planter, of Mariana. passed through this city Wednesday morning enroute to St. Louis on a business trin
 When you are in the market for the very best electric lamp, ask for de. monstration of the Sterling Mazda Lamp. FGsseIl-Graham-Alderso O.
 Mrs. Chas. Kelley, of L'AnguiIle township, was visiting and shopping Tn tne city Saturday. and was a guest at tie home of Mrs Mollie McKnipht
 Mrs. J F. Stockard arrived homo Wednesday from Brinkley. where eTe had spent two or three days on q most peasant visit with her daughter. Mrs. A. k. iiammon, and family.
 Tn consequence of after sunset shoot Ing on Old Field Pond. Dr. Rush, the owner has posted the place. The at tehtion Of the $. Game Supervisor IS called to this infractlon oftie game laws. 7'''''
 MT. D. K. Burns of Palestine. was genial business visitor in the ritv " ednesdey. The gentleman reported that his gin at that point had turned out j3 bales of cotton thus far this season and that picking was progress ing very slowly.
 The residence of Mr. and Mrs. James ranks near the Forrest City ceme- tery, was completely destroyed by fire Monday morning following an alarm turned in about l0:30 o'clock, The 4re Is supposed to have originated from defective Hue, the loss being partially covered by an insurance pol Icy amounting to something like five or six hundred dollars
 Mr Payne Garner, of Tutteton. was business visitor in the city Saturday. The gentleman reports that the farm CTS generally throughout the neigh. OOrhOOd have about picked over their crops the first time, and the yield gen eraHy has been most satisfactory Mir. Garner also stated that more hay and corn would be harvested in his end of the county this year than for several years past
 We now have in stock fresh mats of all kinds. also cijrOn. orange and lemon pee. Are yuu thinking of bak- ing fruitcake* Don't forget the numb7r tl The FasscI.GralIam-Al- derSou (u.
 The Cleaners oI the Baptist Church desire to annouuce that they will have their annual bazaar in tie Sunday School room of the church tine day before Thanksgiving, Wednesday, No- vember 26, 1913, at which time they will have a fine collection of useful articles, novelties, etc, for sale. and they invite your patronage. The women folk are working hard for the benefit of their church and deserve every consideration and encourage. ment. eszssS$s 0naassS
 Just received at the Newsstand, our big holiday stock of Fountain Pens for men, women and children The Ideal Waterman Pens have no equal We have them from Sl 50 to Sl0 %. Come and see.
 Squire w. $. Thomas. the poet Iau- reate Of Democrat, was in the city Wednesday in attendance upon the Quorum Court, and was welcome visitor in the Sanctum of the Great