The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1914-01-09

Lots OF new goods at the New sstand
Pure Maple Syrup and good molas.
ses at La~rence.s. PAS.
New score cards-just simply exnuj-
site Just received at the Newsstand
Mr.. G W. Wright, Of Springfield
illlnols, arrived in the city Wednes.
day on business.
FOR SALE-Five head OF rood
farm mules for sale CHEAP for cash
Apply at The Times Office.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Myers. Of Little
ROCK spent the day in the CITY yes
terday, guests at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Robt. Myers
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Wheeler OF
benton, spent several days the past
week on a visit with relatives and
trends in the city and Madison.
When you are in the market for the
very best electric lamp, ask for de-
monstration OF the Sterling Mazda
Lamp. Fnssell.Graham- A lderson Co.
M. Leonard Goodman, cashier of
the bank at Grady. Ark, was a genial
! social visitor in the city Sunday and
was guest at the home Of Mrs Stu.
art Pettus.
ASK 10 see our line of novel and ex.
i quisite framed Postcards, Pictures,
! Notices, etc, at the Newsstand The
! price is very low, and the pictures
Will adorn any home.
You will miss real treat if you don't
come in and look over our magnificent
line Of Books. They comprise every
thing ate and pretty Landvoigt Il
! Nadakln's Newsstand
Mr.. Luther Mcdaniel, son Of our
good friend, Mr.. L. O. Mcdaniel,
/ left The first Of the week for Memoirs,
where he will take a business course
! in the Macon & Andrews Business
! College
M 5 II Mann, Jr, who had been
| spending the holiday vacation with
! h0mefOlks and friends 10 this city
returned 10 bis law studies at Wander.
bit University in Nashville Monday
evening.
Mrs. ]. f Brewer, wife of The
popular depot agent at Mesa, arrived
In the city Wednesday afternoon on a
visit OF few days with her mother,
Mrs Higgs, landlady at the Forrest
| City hotel.
See the superb display Of Hotpoint
| Electrical Appliances for hOusew ives
who enjoy home comfort, in our dis
play window. We are pleased at all
times to show and explain TO you how
these appliances may be used Fus-
sell-Graham- A lderson Co
\ system regulator is q medicine
that strengthens and stimulates the
| liver, kidneys, stomach and bowels,
Prickly Ash Bitters is a superior sys
TEN regulator. 1t drives out all an
healthy conditions, promotes activity
or body and brain, restores good ap-
petite, sound sleep and cheeful spirits.
Mr. Roy Fisher left Monday after
noon for Charlotte, N. G on visit of
two or three months with relatives
and friends. The gentleman says he
may make his home in that city if he
finds anything that suits him in the
way OF employment.
In remitting for subscription for
1914, for which he has our thanks,
| Mr. M. A. Lucas, of GAINESVILLE, Ark,
says: please get someone TO send
you the Colt items" Now, if some
good friend at Colt will respond, we
will be very glad, indeed, TO print the
news from that little city.
James O'Neill as The Count Of
Monte Cristo," is notable achieve
ment in dramatic conception and ex
ecu tion, and will be recorded in the
films as one of the most brilliant
triumphs in the cOuntry's dramatic
advancement New Imperial theater,
Friday night. January l6. Prices
10c aud 20c.
Judge NJ B, Nordeet, who is now
Smelling the woods in the interest Of
his candidacy for prosecuting attor-
ney, arrived home the first of the
week from a trip through White and
! Woodruff counties, where he met a
cordial reception at the hands Of all
the voters and says, thus far, every
thing looks favorable to the success
of his campaign,
News comes rom Jhe oG. Nfa0GlS
Valley that our good friend, Mr.,
Chas. Fleming. Is now engaged In
building the Helena, Parkin % North
ern railroad which is being extended
southwark and will shortly be con-
nected with the Rock Island railroad
at point between Whitmore and
Cicala. The Times Joins Mr., Elem
ing's many friends in wishing him
abundant success as q railroad con-
tractor.
We are in receipt Of notice Of the
death of Mr.. Geo. j. Bird, which oc-
Cured at his home In Omaha, Neb
Dec 30 1918. Burial took place Jan.
/, 1914. Two years ago Mr.. Bird
visited at the home Of his daughter,
Mrs Geo. w. Wright, who was at
that time a resident Of Forrest City,
and, during his stay here, made many
acQuaintances and formed numerous
friendships, all Of whom will join The
Times in extending sincere sympathy
TO the beresved family and friends,