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

Pay your subscription.
Tapioca at LaWrence's.
Mince Meat al Neblett's
Shelled Nuts at Lawrence
Now, pay your subscription.
Dates and raisins at Lawrence
Split Peas and BafeV at Lawrence's
Bring your pearls TO Mrs Warshav-
sky.
Golden Gate teas and coffees at
Lawrence S
Copying ink, il quart and pint Jars.
at the Newsstand
Money to loan on improved farms.
Taylor, knight & Co.
FOR SALB-One good farm mule.
Apply to Or. II. r Clark
Fresh Mince Meat, in bulk OF Jars,
Al LawreDce's 5. Phone 24S
To buy world Of happy hours, go
70 the Imperial every night.
That busy little political Zee Just
buzzes and buz1es and bUzzes.
Prot John a. Gatten. of Cot, was
genial business visitor in The city
Monday
See the U-ail-no Mint Inc II can
dies, gum, minis, etc at Lawrences.
Phone 24S.
Fresh Celery and Lettuce on Tues
days and Fridays at Lawrence
Phone 24s.
Old type metallic best baboitt
there is-fOr sale as long as j lasts al
The Times office.
We viii thank yoQ for what is due
on your subscription account. =, 80
is now due for 1914
Almond stuffed, Celery stuffed, Pi
mentO stuffed, and Plain Olives, at
Lawrence's. Phone 248.
Come TO the Newsstand and see all
those beautiful new books and games
Tor children just received.
Lessons in the Art Of Entertaining
given daily at the New Imperial
Theatre, o. m, TO 10 p, nj.
We carry complete line Of Ever
Ready fash light batteries and bulbs,
Russell Graham Anderson Co.
Old type makes the best babbltt
there is. You can buy it at The
Times office at only zoe per pound.
Prickly Ash Bitters cures the kid
neys, regulates the liver and purifies
the bowels. 4 valuable system tonic.
The people of Brinkley are putting
up a strong and determined fight
against the return Of the open saloon
to that city.
Masters Robert and Louis, two
manly sons of Mr.. Robt. Myers, are
spending couple OF weeks In Little
Rock on a visit with relatives and
friends
M. j.. j. BUD Evans. who is now
ia the drug businss in West Helena.
spent a couple Of days in this city the
first of the week Oh visit with rela-
lives and friends
Mr.. l.. B. Peevey Of Colt, was a
genial business visitor in town Satur-
day. He gave US pleasant call and
has our thanks for payment OF his
subscription for 1914.
Mrs. W. N. Davis and daughter,
Miss Bessie, of this place, spent the
Christmas holidays very pleasantly
with relatives and friends at Haynes,
returning home New Years day
Miss Rose Karchmer, who had
spent the past fall season in this city
as the charming cashier at the Max
Yoftie store on Front street, returned
last Friday to her home in Spring
field, Mo.
Miss Montine kirkpatrick, Of Rip
ley Tenn, arrived in the city the
first of the week and is lovely
visitor in the home Of her brother,
Mr.. Scott kirkpatrick, for fort
night or more.
Mr., and Mrs. II. W Moseley packed
up their household goods and effects
Monday and shipped them TO Widener,
where they will reside in the future,
and where Mr.. Moseley is now holding
down lucrative position with q. 9.
Fogg & Co.
Landlord and Mrs. II. M. Ford, who
had been spending the holiday season
with homefolks and friends in Brook
haYen and HaZelhurst, Miss, arrived
home the latter part Of last week and
are again In charge Of affairs at the
Hotel Marion