The Forrest City times. [volume], September 21, 1906, Image 4

About The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919

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Here's a chance to save some MONEY on your HOLIDAY purchases. A little early yet, you
say, but 25 per cent saved is 25 per cent made, or means many other glad hearts.
-THIS IS OUR FLAN:
DURING SEPTEMBER ONLY
and Only for CASH Down ~
We propose to offer our entire stock of Books, Games, Musical Instruments f Novelties at 25 per cent less than regular standard retail price
- EXCEPTIONS:- -This does not apply, however, to 5c and 10c Novels. Magazines, Periodicals, School Books, Blank Books,
Graphophones. or Staples, such as Lead Pencils, Pens. Inks, Crayons, Papeteries, &c., &c. : :
All Copyrighted Books, Games or other articles
I he standard retail price of which is $1.50 |
will be in this sale at each
All Regular $1.25 values, and some slightly shelf
worn $1.50 books, big value, will go in this
money raising sale at ■ V
All Regular $1.00 values, and some higher priced
articles, only slightly damaged will go in 7H ~
this sale at |
—--AND SO ON DOWN THE LINE.
All Brie a Brae and Mirrors Every Book of Fiction, Every Game. Every Album, Every Doll, Every Novelty, Every Musical Instrument, except as noted, will
,l,l‘*uded in tins general reduction 50c values for -toe; 25c values for lUr: l(»c games, Ac., for V. Everything, absolutely and positively at J its value. * All sport
mg goods, including Base Balls, Bats, Gloves, Mits. Masks, Ae . except the Seamless Ball, are included in this .-ale. ' We will sell you a $4 Guitar, a dandy for the pnce
•> .'••• • landoiins. Banjos, Accordions, Harmonicas, Ac.,all at 25 per cent oil' of regular prices. • A good second hand square piano, worth $100, if taken before Oct. loth ;it $75
We want to Raise SI,200 by October 1st.
I hm is one of the methods by which we hope to do so. ■ Every package taken from the Newsstand will be a bargain for you. 'Croquet sets, too, will come under the
111 ' ' ll!'^ , l. v\ hdt. and you may have them at 2 » otF. "( ome in and see it you can save some money on this sale. * We also must reduce our stock in order to moke
rooi" for our big hue of k ALL AND WINTER GOODS which are beginning to arrive. 'These prices are fur SPOT CASH OVER THE COUNTER, and when booked
v,u 1 orgeM at regular prices. It will pay you to pit k up some of this stock for use. There are many handsome volumes which you may put away for UhrUtirew
presents, and the sax mg m the price pays you to buy now. • Remember this sale L- fur a purpose, and will close OCTOBER 1st at midnight. 'There will be no devia
tioii from the ( ASH rule. 1 he proposition is 25 per cent oil of regular standard prices for CASH OVER THE COUNTER. . : : . .
— E M6MN BUSINES S .-*•- --
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per cent
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Sincerely Yours,
LANDVOIGT & VADAKIN.
25
per cent
STATE FAIR EXCURSIONS
Great Reduction in Tickets to
Hot Springs
— urn —
OCT. I to 10, 1906
RATES CUT ALMOST IN TWO
1 Ills SI AIK I* Alii will afford a splendid oppor
tunity to see the many gratifying evidences of
A i Kansas prosperity you ran not afford to miss it.
E'u i inf i inal ion regarding rates and schedules from nearest Agent
(.!-;»» II l.KKCen Pass Agt. .IAS IIAPKIS Pist. Pass Agt.
T 4" in the Panhandle Coun
* lillllVIi? try "Constitute a vast proport ion of
those who are out «»f debt, possess an abundance of all that is ne
Ct ssar.\ to 4'oiufort and easy hours, and own
BANK ACCOUNTS.
Those who ire not so t*>rt:nutshould profit l»v past expel ieiuvs
and recognize that these renditions are possible in
THE PANHANDLE
;ts no where else, for the reason that no other section now offers
Really High-Class Lands at Low Prices,
ami that the Agricultural ami stock-1-arming possihilities of this
section arc the equal of. and in some resfieots Utter than three t<>
tin- times higher priced property located elsewhere.
In a word: Many Magnificent < 'portunities are still open here to
those possessing hut little money, hut prompt investigation and
aUICK ACTION
are advisable, as speculators have investigated and are fast pur
chasing, witli a knowledge of quickly developing opportunities to
sell to others at greatly increased prices.
THE DENVER ROAD
Sells < heap Round Trip Tickets twice a week, with Stop-< i\er
Privileges. Fur full information write to
A. A. GLISSON. G. P. A., Fort Worth, Texas
Vocona School District 2 1
Miss Meda Mcllaney Teacher
After a pleasant vacation of three
and one-half months, we convene
again at the merry sound of the
school bell on Monday. Septemljer 17
for another nine month's term of
school at this place.
The worthy and loyal directors,
Messrs. I try ail and I’ugh whoaree\ei
respondent to duty, wen then at an
early hour to oiler.such assistance and
help in such plans as was nee. ssary to
the betterment of the school. After a
consultation it was decided to put in
l«)n square feet of iff! Caxton (In on ,
Velvet blackboard and order on.
gross of Dust less crayon. This is
without any except ion. the best Imard
and crayon manufactured in the I nit -
ed States and is highly r. . n mended
by all leading educators and business
schools \\ hen the D>ards are put up
sl’ceial drills will he given on penman
ship. land surveying, map drawing
and other studies which have Ds n
hitherto comparatively neglected.
A contract wo he made during the
Wf*ek with someone to repaint the in
side of the house, also to repair the
doors and windows and parts of the
Moor: the stove will he repnlished and
a general newness added to . verv
[ flung.
’ Nome items in regard to the disci
pline ot the sc I Hud were Mien dis
cussed and the following plans were
adopted:
I a rent s must send written excuses
for tardiness or non-attendance, after
they place the child in school .,s a
teacher cannot U- held responsible for
a child's progress, unless he has some
control of his attendance Tin's must
he complied with under penalty of
suspension or corporal punishment to
pupil upon failure to do so.
Monthly reviews and examinati ms
will be held and the numbes •!' days
attendance and the general aw race of
each pupil so examined, will he pub
lished in the county pai*er. This ex
amination will include all alxne the
second grade and will show the per
cent of the work done actually hv the
pupil himself, as no help w iI Ik? al
lowed at such times.
Whispering and other disturbances
common to ungraded schools were
regulated in a manner likely to create
less disturbance than formerly .
Two new Iwoks will likely lie adopt -
°P term, a Speller and a Mental
Arithmetic, the latter of which will
add greatly to the study of the Writ
ten Arithmetic now in use.
Parents meeting's will Ik? held once
ea< h month in which al! questions re
lating to school will be dismissed by
parents and teacher, as we wish to
make this a democratic organization
and give each parent who is interest
ed enough in the work to do*so, a
voice in what should he the center of
.intelligence and virtue.
Weekly communications from this
school will appear in the columns of
The Times so long a> we retain that
privilege, a> this semes at present. to
the only medium by which we can
reach our patrons and we certainly
wi-h to arouse their sympathy and in
terest, if possible.
I’arents are invited to “drop in at
am time and note the work of the
pupi hut Wednesdays and Fridays
are our spi-cial days.
J’lease start your children in at as
ear \ a date as possible and let them
h.iw the same advantage as their
other IriemN. who are now in attend
ance.
Kes|HU:tfully submitted,
Tka < IIKit.
HAS STOOD TME TEST 25 YEARS
1 i 0 old original (ill* >YF.S Tasteless
< hill Tonic. You know what vou are
t:h ing. It i-, iron and quinine in a
tasteless form. No cure. No pay.
Jewish Calendar S«;<;7, A i>. l«»Oh.
i be *1 e W il ho1 id a \ , I lost 1-11 a-Si 100a
was ohsei ved in lids city yesterday as
usual by our Jewish citizens by clos
ing their several places of business,
fast in.-, etc <m Sunday. September
- Hie *' ast ill (ledalyali will tx- ol>
scrvi i. and Yom Kippur. on Satur
day s*epteinl)er Uit
Well Worth TrytnK.
" H I-row ii. the popular pension
■'; \ r,|, y ot l’it tstield. Vermont, says:
N,\t t a pension, the U-st thing"to
pet is hr. king's New Life Pills.’’
II' ' They keep my family in
M health. Quick run* for
1 l'a ;a,‘h0- constipation and bilious
- - at all druggists. Guaranteed.
< 'Mice of the Chicago Rock Island
w Pacific Railway Co.
Chicago, Illinois, August 1. lung.
Ti 1 mniial meeting of the stock
t the t hicago, Rock Island &
1 " ! Railway Company will be held
' :he Railway Company’s office in
1 ‘ v of C hicago. Cook county,
:•>. on Thursd iv, tlie 11th (iav of
n,'! lH'r' I’HX'. at lo o’clock a.m., for
meet: n of Directors, for the
i "f v >ting upon the ratiti
’’i!' 11 1 °f the lease dated January
: 1 . made by tlie Rock Island.
A Kansas A. Louisiana Railroad Com
l ,u . t.i the Railway Company, and (•_*)
' f 11 ‘ contract dated March 1. pjoi~;
U.'tween tlie Railway Company and
Island, Arkansas and Louis
iana Railroad < ■ mpany, providing for
the i i re base f the t*onds of tlie last
mentioned company, and for tlie
transaction of all other business that
nmv properly come before the meeting.
R I- Winchkll, President.
t'Ko. 11. Cuosbv, Secretary.
J. K. Havens CHAS. HAVtNS
HAVENS BROS.
Fresh Groceries, Bread, Cakes and Pies.
Short Order Restaurant and Lunches of all kinds to order.
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\\V cater to your wants and want your trade.
: Phone 1U8. :
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TheConbinatioa
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TailorinR, Harness and
Saddlery and Boot
and Shoo Mak
inR Shop of
S. L.
BERRY & CO.
Located on Izard St.
Back of Postofflce.
All kindn of cleaning, dyeing,
repairing and j<d> work done
on short notice.
Suits, Boots, Shoes and Harness
TO ORDER.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Your Patronage Solicited.
PRICES RIGHT.
DflAMA OH and your <<>minan(ls » >
X I1U110 O0 be promptly atttinted
Summer Vacations
At a very reasonable cost you can enjoy a vacation which
prove to lie one of the l)est. you ever experienced. One of the sort
which is fun from ijegintiing to end. Go where you can tish.
| l*athe and enjoy in many other ways the pleasures of the lake an
1 ocean resotts of the North, Hast and Southeast, or the Mountainse
Colorado
THE COTTON BELT ROUTE
will sell round trip summer tourist tickets at low rates, every da> !r ®
-Iune 1st to Septemlter 30th, good until October 31st, to all the
pal summer resorts of the country. Tlirougli cliair car and ilU
sleepers to Memptiis and St. Louis, where you can connect
tlirougli lines to your destination.
hor full particulars, see your nearest Cotton belt Agent
write to
E. W. LaBEAUME, G. P. & T. A.,
5T. LOUIS.
F. F. McNENY, T. P A •
| PINE bLUFF, ARK.