The Forrest City times., 1914-12-11

MT. F l.. Overman, of New York, who had been most pleasant guest | in the home of Mrs. Stuart Pettus for several days, left Wednesday evening
 for home, via Wilson, North Carolina.
 MT. Overman made friends of all who had u Q pleasure of meeting him while here, and it is hoped he may soon re- at his visit in the near future.
 Owing to wreck on the bridge over the Mississippi at Memphis Monday
 morning, all west bound trains on the
 Rock Island road were considerably
 off schedule time. The densest fog known along the river in fifty years
 prevailed at the time, and Cotton Belt passenger train crashed into a
 freight, signals being obscured by the curtain of gloom which rendered in-
 visible all objects few feet distant.
 Two men were injured in the collision, but no one was killed.
 Attention is called to the adver-
 tisement of the City Water X Light | Co in this issue in regard to the con- | serVation of water, Every consumer of water from the waterworks should take cognizance Of the suggestions
 made in this ad and exercise reason able care 10 prevent waste, much of which k the result of carelessness or l indifference. Look carefully after the condition of your hydrants and when
 a leak Is discovered, have it repaired
 at once. 4 vigorous protest always occurs when the water bill goes kiting on account of leak, when the GUS toner has no one but himself to blame Take care of your hYdrants, and your
 water Nll will always stand at normal
 Prof. l. NJ Wilson. teacher of the school at Madison. was q pleasant | caller at The Times office Monday af-
 tern0od and informed us that his
 work is progressing nicely. When the school be ean, 1t was thought that | there were ample seats to accommo.
 date all pupils likely 10 attend, but ten additional seats were provided to meet the growing needs, and all these have been requisitioned by new pupils, and Monday the professor surrendered his own chair to younster who ap- peared for enrolment. Prof Wilson is very much pleased wi h his sur roundings, and especi lily with his able assistant, Miss England, daughter
 Of Dr. k. D. England, of Madison. Ladle l ordered furs and they were
 delayed l informed the merchants
 that if they would give me a reduction
 l would take them, They did so, and
 l am prepared to give my customers 1 the benefit of the reduced price. If 1 you want furs good, high grade quail
 ty-c1l and take advantage of these
 low prices Black Fox Set, was S30
 now only BIO Will sell collar or mutf separately for only s each Red Fox | Set, was 830 wholesale, my price Sl5, (onIy one set Jeff You must hurry.
 One set Mink, medium size, was S25,
 now SIP. We also have two Gray
 BeayerS Sets lnotice them in the win
 dow, can be duplicated for S25, going
 at Sl5. Another broken lot Black Fox, 1 high grade going al 5l0a set Ladies, some of your people saw the Broad ] cloth Suits, lately received short iarkets trimmed with fur My last shipment was 35 sample suits Were
 wholesale S35, now $20 as long as they last. Ali coat suits we had on hand
 were s20, now going at sl0, Great re- l ducti0n in CiOaks 50 cents on the dollar This is no bIutT Come to the WarshaVsky Store for your Cloaks,
 Suits and Furs. We sell them to
 merchants. and we give you mer-
 chants prices The Warshaysky l Store.