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The Forrest City times., 1914-07-03
God is good

GOu IS good
 Don't forget that the big revival services will begin on the 18th.
 Hon Lon Slaughter was a business visitor in the city Monday.
 You can find anything you want in the way of Tinware at the Racket Store at lowest prices
 Fresh, homemade Divinity Fudge saturday, at Rest Room. Come and get some.
 A glorious rain fell here during the wee sma hours yesterday morning, the first rain to lay the dust that has fallen here in over eight weeks
 MT Jim DeRossitt was on the sick list the past week, but is able to re- sume his supervision of Fishing Lake farm.
 MT. Phillip Pheble went to Mem phis, Sunday, to meet and visit with his sister. Miss Ida, who had just ar rived from New York,
 LIV.ER-LAX tones up the system. stimulates the Liver to work in har- mony with the other organs. Guar anteed to give satisfaction At City Drug Store.
 Rev. Father White, of the Catholic church in this city left last Monday night for Portland. Maine, to visit his relatives. We wish the Reverend gentleman pleasant trip.
 For the past fortnight the Ameri can Salvation Band, composed of 3 ladies and ore man, has been regaling the city folks on the streets with some excellent music, prayer and preaching.
 Mrs. Grant Green, Of Helena, sister Of Mrs. H. W Lewis, of this city. spent last week here on visit to her relatives and mingling with her old time friends, all of whom were glad to see and welcome her.
 Mrs. Albert Grobmyer and three beautiful children, Albert, Carrie, May and Harold, left yesterday for Carrollton, Kentucky, to spend two or three weeks with their relatives, MT. and Mrs. J. E. Grobmyer.
 Squire Hodges discharged the first case that was brought before him. That's the way with all new magis. trates. They have to get their on sciences scared a little before they can get their own consent to impose fines.
 A large cistern is being built at the Old River Club House grounds, in which water will be stored for drink ing purposes. They have very good well, but some do not like it, and this cistern will give them an abundance of pure drinking water
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-03
Is Is your liver lazy? Llv-vER.LAx

Is your liver lazy? Llv-yER.LAX will wake it up. Ask City Drug Store
 City Drug Store knows about LIy. ER-LAX. You need it for your Liver.
 Judge S. II, Mann was in Brinkley, Tuesday, on legal business.
 No need for calomel with its nause- ating effects. LIV-ER-LAX is happy in results. City Drug Store.
 The salary of the Forrest City post. master has been raised from s2l00 to s2200. We congratulate postmaster Hurley on the raise and wish it were S3000.
 The backbone of the terrible drouth that has discouraged many and actually damaged many others. was broken yesterday morning. Let us give thanks unto the Lord
 Mrs. W. R Cox and little Miss Lii. lie May Staten left Tuesday for Heber Springs, where they will spend a month in recreation and rest We wish them a very delightful outing
 The shower of rain Wednesday has started the grass growing on the ap- proach to the intended viaduct. mak- Ing quite pleasing sight to the eye Of the stranger who wonders what 1t is
 Prof. J. NJ. Wilson. County Exami- her, went to Little Rock Monday. on business, and on the sad mission to meet the remains of Mrs. Jordan, who was his relative, and accompany them to Palestine.
 MT. W. B. Brewer, the contractor, left Tuesday for his old home in ScOttSborO, Jackson Go, Alabama, where he owns farm, and intends making some improvements during his vacation. He will be absent un- til the middle Of August. Pleasant trip to him.
 MT. l.. BloombeTg, who was so seri- ously injured in runaway accident last week, and who is still in a hospi- tai in Memphis, is reported to be i'm proving nicely. and able to sit up in a wheel chair His nurse wheeled him out in the yard Tuesday. We are glad to learn of his improvement, and hope ile VIII SOOu Uc elGlIeit IeSUOI cu
 Mrs. N. A. Williams, of L'Angville, township, was visiting and shopping in town Monday. She gave us a pleasant call, and requested the pub lication of an article clipped from a White county paper, containing let ter said to have been written by Christ. We could not print the let Ter his week buf may do eO some other time, though we do not believe that Ch,ist had anything to do with it, and we do not believe in the en. couragement of such superstitious ideas as is contained in the text
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-03

Mir Wm. H. Doyle, of Haileyville, Okla, spent Sunday with homefolks here.
 MT Frank Erisman, of Shell Lake, was m town yesterday, and he re- mem bered his friends with nice mess of speckled perch. Thanksl
 Miss Florence Slaughter of Harts- horne, Okla, who has been visiting her cousin, Miss Birdie Chamberlain of Memphis, sdent last Thursday with Misses Mamie and Stella Doyle.
 Just received, large consignment of the Best Venetian Enamel Ware of all kinds, at the Racket Store, at Racket Store prices.
 Mir. and Mrs. 4. $. Worsley, who had been in this city on a visit to their son. A. A. Worsley, left Sunday night for their home in Forrest City.
 The Rev. C. IL Lockwood. D. D., Rector Emeritus of St. Johns church, Helena, Honorary Canon of Trinity Cathedral Little Rock, and President of the Standing Committee of the Diocese of Arkansas, will be in charge of St. Andrews Parish in the absence of the rector -Marianna Index.
 Miss Edith L. Vadakin. who has been visiting in the home of her aunt, Mrs. w. B. Townsend, at Shelbyville, Illinois, for several months, will re- turn home Sunday. and will be accom- panied by Miss Louise Weldon, school chum whom she met and was associated with at the Conservatory of Music at Cincinnati, two years ago Miss Weldon is an accomplished musi elan, and we are expecting the two to fill our house and souls with sweet music when they arrive. We await them with much pleasurable expec- tancy
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-03

Messrs. Chas Mcdaniel and Law renee Marshall left Saturday night by auto for Memphis via the Military Road. They found a rather rough road, but plenty of promises from par ties that the road would be put in condition. MT Marshall returned by rail, and MT. Mcdaniel started to re- turn Tuesday via Mississippi and Helena, but got out of commission at RObinsonville, Miss, and returned to Mem obis, and came home via old Mil- itary road arriving after dinner.
 Rev. Dr. F w. Gee announces the subject for his morning sermon next Sunday, as "A Great Nation" Fol- lowing as it does, the Glorious Fourth, the sermon will be of patriotic Da- ture, and it is desired to make it an union service, and the service will be held under the Chautauqua tent. Everybody is invited to attend. The subject for the evening sermon will be rather unique, An Old Fashioned Song Service" This service will be held in the church as usual. Come out and hear the music.
 The ChautauQua opened WedneS-  day, as advertised There was very small attendance, just few ladies at first, and then half dozen or perhaps a dozen men came in later. The opening program of the Chautauqua Six, composed of young ladies, was a treat in vocal and instrumental music, but the feature of the afternoon was 8 lecture entitled "Moonshine, by Hon B. B Mcdonald, 3 lawyer from Ohio. That one lecture vas worth the price asked for the whole five days al fractions It was remarked by the few who did go what a tre | the others missed and what a pity more of our citizens did not get tn benefit of listening to one of the finest intellectual treats that has ever been offered them in this city The Wednesday night hour was given ever entirely to music by the Chau- tanQua Six, and there was very good attendance, it being estimated that that there were 400 persons under the catvass. It was splendid program, well worth Sl or more, and included in the season tickets that sold for sl. 50, up until yesterday noon.
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-03

Judge an Mrs. E. 4. Rolfe, Mr. and Mrs. S A. Rolfe. Mrs Q. N. Warren and Miss Sallie Buford went to Vann- dale on Thursday of last week to at tend the funeral Of Mrs. k. A. Jones, sister of the Rolfe brothers, and who died on Wednesday, Jun- 24, 1914 Mrs. Jones had been ill for several weeks, and MT. s. A Rolfe had been attending her bedside for several days previous to her death. The bereaved relatives have the kind ly sympathy of large circle of friends in their deep sorrow.
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-03

You are bound to have new suit. coat or pants this summer, and want to supply your needs. For this season have a number of suits left on hand that l am offering at price that will aston1sh you because it is so far below the actual worth of the goods and workmanship. This clothing is hand made to order by experienced tailors and is in every way tailor-made and tirst class. For a short time, in order to close outsummer goods, l will offer Suits on hand at sll.50 up; single coats, S5 % up, and trousers at S2. 50 and up Quality and fit guaranteed. Also have the prettiest line of sam pies ever shown here, and will take your measure and make suit or coat or pants to your order for less money than you can buy them elsewhere Come in and lets talk it over. l am yours for good clothes and low prices. Sam Burd. the Tailor
 MT. T Nj. Gress, of Hetn, was in the city Wednesday morning on busi- ness, and gave us pleasant call He said the store of T. M. Gress & Go. at Heth, was entered by thief or thieves on Tuesday night, and Win chester shot gun, three or four dollar watches, several pairs of shoes, and perhaps some other merchandise were stolen. The postotfice is kept in their store, and a registered letter was ritled, but he tn nks no money was taken The money, stamps, etc., was in the safe, and there were evidences that the burglar had endeavored to | unlock 1t, as a number of burned matches were found on the floor, in front of the safe door MT. Gress said he bad no clew as yet to the identity of the robbers, but was confident he would catch them .n tie rear future.
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-03

See Lawrence for Whippoorwill Peas
 See Weier for brick and concrete work. '''o' o'e
 Money to loan on improved farms Taylor, Knight & Co.
 Don't all come at once. have A lot of line comb honey G. W. Kirby.
 Ferndell brands, absolutely the best produced, at Lawrence's.
 MT Ike Panich, of Mariana was Tn the city and guest of MT. NJ Rnt. sky, Monday. .
 Repair Parts for Mowers and Rakes may be had of the Russell Graham Alderson Company.
 FOR REIN OR SALE-One five room house in excellent neighborhood Apply to Times office.
 See the improved Self-Fillinp Fountain Pen at The Newsstand the best we have ever shown.
 Now is the time to think about a Deering Mower or Rake. You win 1 md them at the Russell Graham-Al- derson Company's
 Special orders for any kind of Baker. goods will b. given promut attention by Frank Burkart Klondyke Bakery, Phone IS.
 The grape juice season finds me with fresh supply of the celebrated Welch brand. Include bottle in your next order Lawrence, the grocer
 FOR SALE-The two lots inn mediately south of and across the street from Col. " B, Izard's resi- i dence. See C. W. Norton. owner. FOR SALE-The two lots inn mt diately south of and across the street from Col V. B. Izard's resi- dence See C. W. Norton. owner.
 FOR SALE-The two tots i'm meditaely south of and across the street from Col V E Izards resi- dence. See C. w Norton, owner.
 Evening Rolls, Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies, Fruits, Confections, &c. may be had daily at the klondyk- Bakery. Frank Burkart. Proprietor Phone IS. Don't worry aud perspire ever hot stove these hot days, whenyOu can get your hot bread and rolls at th- Klon- Iyke Bakery Phone l8 Frank Burkart.
 Special orders for any kind of Bake " Products will be given prompt at lention by Frank Burkart, the Baker Phone lS Evening Rolls, Bread, 1 Golf e Cake, Cakes, Pies, Doughnuts, Fruits and ConfectiOns fresh and nice | daily
 TOBACCO SALESMEN WANTED.
 Earn Sl00 monthly Expenses. Ex-
 perience unnecessary. Advertise and
 take orders from merchants for
 Smoking and Chewing tobacco,
 Cigarettes, Cigars etc. Send 20
 stamp for full particulars
 HEMET TOBACCO Co. New Iork, N. 1.
 Absolutely the prettiest line of Spring and Summer Suits, for Men, Young Men, Youths and Boys, ever brought to Forrest City, is now on display in our clothing department Those handsome Silk MOhair Suits are priced now at from $l2.50 to Sl6 Come in for "try-on" before you buy. Brandon, Baugh X Company.
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-03

Old magazines, DC per copy at News stand
 Everything for picnic lunches at | Lawrence's.
 Fresh vegetables twice-a-w week at l Lawrence's.
 MT. F. w DeRossitt is quite indis- posed, having been confined to his bed several days last and this week.
 Wake up your liver. A lazy Liver brings on the worst of diseases. Take LlV-ER-LAX now. At City Drug Store.
 MT. Charley Walker went to Hel- ena Tuesday on business, returning the same evening He says the crops between here and that city look mighty sick.
 Miss Willie Bell Edridge, of Au gusta. niece of Mr. J. E. Eldridge, of this county, arrived Wednesday to visit for 8 season with her relatives, and is charming guest in the home of her Uncle, about mile and half north of town.
 Little Miss Lillian Brooks, of Au- | brey, Arkansas, who had been visit ing in the home of Mrs. W. k Cox ill this city, since Friday, returned 1 home Tuesday, and was accompanied as far as Helena by MT Staten, who returned the same evening.
 Prof. Hal Dennis, prosperous and genial farmer of Telico township, was in town Wednesday on business and gave us pleasant call He says the drought is getting quite serious, but if we all do the best we can, that is all anybody can do, and we will come out all right in the end.
 Mrs Rolfe Eldridge and sweet little daughters. Margaret and Caroline, left Friday of last week for Gregory, accompanying Mrs. Eldridge's mother, Mrs. Carrie Ritchie, who had been her gnest for several days, on her re- turn home. Rofe says it is sure lone some at home without the madam and the little ones. and we don't doubt it.
 In our Reai Estate Transfers last week appeared the following: "J S. l R. Cowan and wife 10 Tucker Log ging Company n3 sec 20, n, 6 e., Sl, 900 The consideration should have read Sl5,000 The error occurred in proof reading We are always glad to correct any misstatement of fact or error of any kind, appearing in these columns, when same is called 10 our l attention.
 The authorities have been very | busy the past two weeks rounding up "bOotleggers. About twenty-five so l far have been gathered all of whom 1 put of trial until Monday. 4 num- Der of prominent white citizens have l been summoned as witnesses, having been caught in the act of drinking beer al some of the dens. Deputy | TankerSley says there will be no 'let up' with him, and says that he won't leave 8 bit ot fur on the blind tiger
 A large general line of clothing, comprising all the newest patterns of the season for Men, Youths and Bows 1 all wool serges, etc, ranging in price from SS.50 to Sl6, but which we have decided 10 close out regardless of cOst-no better values to be found anywhere than those displayed in this stock. Come and pick them out. You'll be treated right just as you all ways are at this store. Brandon, | Baugh x Go.
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The Forrest City times., 1914-07-03
EIKS LODGE NOTICE.

FORREST CITY LODGE, B. P. 0. ELkS No. 1919
 Regular Meeting Nights s.copd and Fourth Tuesday Nights in each nOsth
 st 0dhFellow Hall. All visiting brethren cordially invited
 and will be welcomed.
 EDWARD R0LES0N, Exalted Ruler.
 R. W. BENSON, Secretary. Pray for rain
 Virginia country-cured hams at LawTence's,
 LOST-A fountain pen. Return 10 Times office and be rewarded,
 New shipment of Base Ball Goods lust opened at the Newsstand
 For Taxi-Call Rodney Wylds at Shields Drug Store. Phone 10.
 Why not patroDize home industry? George Kirby has fine comb honey at all times
 See Lawrence for everything good and fresh in groceries Hell make the price 10 suit you.
 Virginia Country Cured Hams Fresh shipment just received at Law rence's Grocery. Phone 24S.
 Miss ADnita NJ Carder has as her lovely guest in her home, 9l5 North Washington. St., Miss Nellie Scott, of Cuba Tenn
 hIY.ER.LAX is guaranteed 10 re- lieve troubles resulting from a disOr- dered Liver. Pleasant to take and perfectly harmless. City Drug Store. LOST-A book ("Laddie,') between 6 N L4lghiDghouse' residence and town Tuesday Return 70 Rebecca C0wan and receive rewari.
 Little Miss Lille May Staten, of Aubrey Arkansas, was guest Of her aunt, Mrs " R Cox, since last Fri day ami eft Tuesday for Heber Springs
 Two car loads of concrete sewer pipe feet in diameter was uDloaded 0n the Rock Island platform last week. IL Is intended for tBe sewerage west Of the city
 Tom Joyce. senator from Cat Island, and boss horse sheer of this city will leave this evening for Memphis, 10 spend the 3th with his children and 0thef relatives
 If yo- want cheap groceries, ask for them; and if you want the best, just say the word, ] have the cheapest and the best, and can please you either way w L. Lawrence Phone PAS
 Those Palm Beacn tw piece Suits, the very attest fads-the Keep KO0l'' lor'outlng and summer wear, ranging ID price from s4. 50 10 Sl2. 50, certainly embody all the ''niftiest" ideas that sty lish suit of this character should nave. Get line on them before you buy Brandon, Baugh x Company. Squire Hodges, the newly lyappointep magistrate for Madison township, tfled his first case Monday. A negro named F NJ, Gleesom was charged with disturbing the peace. The evi- uence was not sufficient to convict, ana the Squire promptly dismissed she case. sam is going to prove to be amodern Solomon.
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-03
RUB-MY-TtS M

Will cure your Rheumatism Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Collie, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in formally and externally. Price 25c.
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-03

Special orders for any kind of Bake " Products will be given prompt at tention by Frank Burkart, the Baker Phone IS. Evening Rolls, Bread, Golf Cake, Cakes, Pies, Doughnuts, Fruits and Confections fresh and nice daily.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-20

May sales $19
Extra quality Nottingham
$500 These in the white only
quality Nottingham
ndprced for urN Wa sales a
will find about IS curtains that
They both the WHITE coos
fore Ma
$3.50 specially These the cable
a of he
the
he
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Couch Covers


and
Tlleva
exceptionally
Priced May CSC each
servieab
our
wide This
1913 each
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The majority Of people in the county
have learned to look to US as price
makers on all pure food groceries.
Our long experience and practical
knowledge of the different markets,
has enabled US to buy merchandise on
a closer basis than most Of our COM
petitors will be able to do.
1000 sacks Of pure cane sugar are
offered for our May sales at, per sack
... ... 49,. ......... S4.39.
When We say cane VIC mean that
this is absolutely cane sugar. No beet
sugar is offered.
No. 2Ia cans Standard tomatoes,
specially priced at 2 cans for 80. .21c
No. 2. cans Of sugar corn, specially
priced at a cans for ..... 80. Csc.
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May Sales of Groceries

Beat.Em-AIi or Diamond &C" Iaund.
ny soap, priced for this sale at bars
for ...... -. ...... 80. TIC.
One box Of 100 bars at 1898
No. 2 cans of early June peas, cans
.. -. 1885,, cans 80. ..23c.
No. eve cans Of baked beans and to-
mato sauce, priced at 2 cans for 1Sc.
Be sure and order can Of our fam
Gus Navarro brand Golden Sun Cof-
fee with your next order if you are
not already using this splendid flavor
ed coffee. One can will convince you
CT its wonderful qualities. lib. cans
3 lbs. ........ ..... .........$ 1.00
Pea Berry Coffee, a regular zoe sci.
Ter, specially priced at, per Id. &c.
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Specials In Our Lace
Curtain Department
By a fortunate pur-

By a fortunate pur-
chase from one of the
largest curtain manu-
facturers in America
we are able to offer
you about $50 pairs OF
lace curtains during
this sale at sharp re-
auctions and at a say.
ing of at least rs per
cent to IS per cent on
each purchase.
80 pair of high grade
Nottingham lace cur
tains shown i'll both
the ecru and white.
These are made up 40
inches wide, 2a yards
long, and curtains that
were made to retail as
high as $3.50. We have
x>,,., NTn,, -n1o ~ O. 90
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Warm Weather Hammock:

at
for &
in
easily retaied
i .
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Cookies

priced at per Ib. ....... .....7 3-4c.
Fancy toilet soap, nothing finer for
the bath and toilet, regular 1oc seller,
specially priced at, per bar. $3.50. SC.
Coffee, makes a good cup, specially
priced at, per TO-, -. ....... 10 SEC.
lib. cans OF salmon, specially priced
during this sale at, per can, 49,. 10c.
This generally retails for 12L2 and
15c. per can.
Catsup, put up by ono Of the largest
manufacturers in the west, made
from good ripe tomatoes, priced dur
ing this sale at per bottle, ..... &c.
Fancy smoked shoulders, while they
last, per Id. ..... 80. -. -. ID 80 c.
Fancy Brick cheese, specially pric-
ed during our May sales at per H.,
22c. or in 5Ib. bricks, per lib. .19 3.4e.
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Large cans of sweet potatoes, regu-
lar 15c seller, specially priced at, per
Canned bests, put up in number 2Ia
cans, specially priced at, per can. 1OIac
Number cans Of baked beans, a
regular 12Is seller, specially priced
for our May sales at cans for .19c.
Number 2Ia cans Of plums, regular
15o seller, specially priced at 2 cans
Tor ....... ....... .'sS.
Packed in syrup)
Choice Japan rice, priced at lbs.
Tor -. ....... iSS.
Fancy California dried peaches.
specially priced at 2Ibs. for 500. 19c.
Ginger snaps, good quality, priced
at, per lb. ......... .....,. ...oIac.
Fancy prunes for sauce and pies,
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Substantial Savings on Garden Tools

regular soc values priced at '9c
This bowed steel
for a rake.
this sale at SIC
pichks specially this
15c vail
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offer 5o9S12 high grade Administer rugs at saving of from
floors within the last fifteen days 1t is positively of
o shipment is divided into three lots
medallion medium designs This
rugwa forme
25 9H12
this lot sold for less than $25 Specially priced
TO
made high grade iseo Administer rugs the
worth $4,000
medallion Priced
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entirely
will
Priced this sale at $1,000.
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$9SThese
the
$T.9
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$3.50 formerly sold by
II
for his 50 a
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sales sale 10-11x12
in
is in tia $3.50.
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Lot
sale
$780,
weare show wi sale a
duri our
specially during
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high grade ingram
this sale only soc yard
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$19S yard u wide
sales
different
This
exceptionally Priced