The Forrest City times. [volume], November 19, 1909, Image 11

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No Alum
No Lime Phosphates
Evan's for toys.
J'icture show tonight.
~ ulybarks at Neblett s
Take Mrs. Warshavskv y.>ur far -.
Everything fresh and new at Evan's.
N- w pictures tonight at the Im
perial.
Fur good photographer work see
Dryden.
Hats at reduced prices at Madame
E Hoyle’s.
>ee Sam Hurd, the tailor, atxjut that
new fall suit.
Suppose your home should burn!
Taylor, Knight & Co.
‘The Final Settlement'' at the opera
house tomorrow night.
Mr. Sam Blalock, of Colt, was a visi
tor in the city Saturday.
Let me do your Kodak finishing.
Dryden, the photographer.
Full stock ol' window glass now on
sale at Sanders' Drug Store.
EGGS WANTED -At the High
1 rice Grocery. W. I*. Evans.
$5<),<i0(i to loan on improved farms.
E.asy terms. Taylor, Knight & Co.
Fort Kent < >ne nicely furnished
room. Apply to Miss Fearl Crippeu.
Mr Monte Dickerson lias been <|uite
i and confined to his room this week.
Dr. J. C. Reynolds, of Caldwell, was
a business visitor in the city Satur
day.
They are just right. The (Just
rite) Corset. The J W. Heck Com
pany.
We have a new line of ginghams,
suitable baby doll dresses. Decker &
Lewis.
Mr. J. L. Alley, <>f the chronicle,
was a visitor in Newport and Augusta
Sunday.
See that line of new handkerchiefs,
also -41k and kid gloves, at Madame
K. Boyle's.
This is the season tor tires, are you
fully protected? If not, see Taylor,
Knight & Co.
FOR RENT The D. Davis place
loo acres, good house and outhouses.
A pply at this otlice.
For Rent—Nice large room, fur
nished or unfurnished, modern con
veniences. f’bone 1J1.
Mr. M. Itutsky of the Racket store
on the corner, was a business visitor
in Marianna yesterday.
Mr. Kirke Decker is at home again
after a two week's visit in Norfork
and Richmond, Virginia.
Genial Henry Waterman, of Mari
anna, was a business visitor in the
city the first of the week.
Why not come in and see our line of
furniture? We have the best prices
in town. Becker & Lewis.
Don’t wait until tlie last moment.
Buy your Thanksgiving clothes now.
Fussell-Graham-Alderson Co.
Grocery Store For Sale. Stock goes
m free with the price of the store. W.
I’. Evans, High Price Grocer.
Flies will not bother a wound where
Dr. Cox's Barbed Wire Liniment is
iised. For sale by all druggists.
Mr. C. C. Taylor, of Parkin, was a
business visitor in the city Wednes
day, and gave us a pleasant call.
Messrs. F. W. Deliosi11. .lack Da vis
and Col. Ed Landvoigt speut Tuesday
on the lakes trying to shoot ducks.
Dr. Cox’s Barbed Wire Liniment.
25c, 50c and 1* sizes. Every bottle
guaranteed. For sale by all druggists.
Good horses and new buggies at the
Oklahoma Livery and Sale Barn, J. B.
Scott, proprietor. I»r Aldrich’s old
stand.
All druggists sell Dr. Cox's Barbed
Wire Liniment. Guaranteed to heal
witeout a blemish or your money re
funded.
Fussell-Graham-Alderson Co. have a
full line of Owensboro top buggies and
runabouts, which you are invited to
taspect.
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Mi—Sara Greenfield, of Wynne, was
a guest 'if Miss Rose Davis from Wed
nesday until Friday.
Mr John Hughes, Jr., of Memphis,
was in the city a few hours Fridav
afternoon euroute to Memphis from
Haynes.
Dr. Cox's Painless blister. Guar
anteed to blister without pain or your
money refudned. For sale by til
druggist*.
Mr. Tom Hoshall says lie has a lien
fourteen years old. and still bale and
hearty. And this in a prohibition
district, too.
Dr. (’ox's barbed Wire Liniment
does not burn or blister and relieves
pain in a few minutes For sale by
till druggists.
Don’t forget Dr. Aldrich's Shop
when you want your horse or mule
shod. Washington street, opposite
Fisher's Hotel.
We are thankful that we can show
you such splendid clothes at such
moderate prices. Fussell-Graham-Al
derson Company.
Make a noise like a barnyard turkey
get dressed for Thanksgiving Day.
Schwab clothes at Fussell-Graham-Al
derson Company.
See our handsome line of Owensboro
top buggies and runalxiuts before you
buy that new buggy. Fussell-Graham
Alderson Company.
Mr. Charles McDaniel left Sunday
morning for a week's hunting trip
with his uncle. Mr. Arthur McDaniel,
at Happy. Arkansas.
Just received a big shipment of
trunks and suit cases. All prices.
Ask to see our Steamer Trunks. The
J. W. beck Company.
Phone your order for a supply of
coal to the Planters Gin. Carload of
line coal just received, and orders can
now be tilled promptly.
Sam Hurd, the tailor, is showing
some pretty new fall sample- and
would like to quote you some ligures
txTore you buy that suit.
Mr. li A. Nickles, of Ozark, repre
senting the American Book Company,
was a business visitor in the city Sat
urday and again yesterday .
Mr. and Mrs. 11. G. Stareher and
daughter. Miss Lizzie, of Widener.
were in town Wednesday, and were
pleasant callers at this ollice.
As a household remedy for cut.-,
burns, pains, etc.. Dr. 'Cox's barbed
Wire I iniment has no equal. Price
25c. For sale by all druggists.
Lost On Monday on North Main
street, an amethyst breastpin, old
fashioned setting. Return to Mrs.
.1. Vaccaro and receive reward
We can clothe you correctly and
completely for Thanksgiving Day
suit, overcoat, hat, furnishings. Rus
sel 1-G raham-A ldersou Company.
FREE If Dr. Cox's Rarbed Wire]
Liniment does not do all that is
claimed for it your money will lie re
funded. For sale by all druggists.
You don't buy a turkey by its feath
ers. su don't buy a suit by its frills.
Schwab clothes wears as well as they
look. Fussell-Graham-Alderson Co.
Mrs 1). Downey who ha- been
-pending the summer in Hot Spring
returned home yesterday evening to
the delight of her lamily and friends.
Take your stock to Dr. Aldrich's
shop when you want them shod in an
up-to-date scientific manner Wash
ington street, opposite Fisher's Hotel.
The Oklahoma Livery and Sale Earn,
at Dr. Aldrich’sold stand, is the place
to get a good team. See Mr. Scott
when you need anything in tlie livery
line.
For Piles use I>r. Cox s Rarbed
Wire Liniment, 2.5c size, if it does
not give relief or cure you your money
will lie refunded. For sale by all
druggists.
Prickly Asli Hitters can lie depended
on to cure the kidneys, corrects the
urine, strengthens the stomach and
relieves backache. J. T. Sanders,
| special agent.
This i> N'atitiful weather.
Ladies' Waists md skirts, made of
ail the new materials and in the new
shades Skirts fr n !o *jM
Waists from *1 im *. > . ,H, ] yy
Herk Company.
Mi. Min Myers, f Mound Pond,
■ ame over last M ndav to make ar
rangements |.>r moving to Mound
I olid, where lie and Mrs Mvers will
reside lor the w inter
f AitM \\ anth> \ farmer, with
tools, teams and corn, desires to rent
for one or mote years. l’<>u to ,'>00 acres
of land in St I'raneiscounty. Address
Farmer, care this paiiet.
I'r. Aldrich is conducting a tirst
*M^''s scientific horseshoeing shop on
Washing,,,,, street, jus, opposite
Fisher s Hotel, (live him a call when
your stock needs shoeing
Nicest line of buggies ever brought
to Forres, City the celebrated St ude
bakor buggy. Sold by Fussell-Oraham
Aldersoti Company. Look them over
if you need a new buggy.
Mr. F. L. (.'oilman, of Puwhattan.
Lawrence county, was in tlie city Sat
urday on business, lie gave us an up
predated call, and had Ids name en
rolled for The Times. Tliatiks
The Planters Uin lias just received
a supply of coal, and is now ready to
till your wants in that line. I'lione
your order or see Manager Pole md
it will receive prompt attention
The whole country will he at the
hip auction sale Monday The lots
are tine investments, everyone wants
a dinner served by the baptist ladies
and a $200 lot free is worth poinp for.
Now is the time to buy that new
buppy nr runalxmt before the stock is
picked over, t ail and look over out
line of < iwensboro buppies and runa
bouts. Fusscll-tiiaham-Alderson t o.
• >ur Mr. Vadakin is improving slow
ly, ttrid thinks he will be able to take
up bis regular work next week. He
lias been absent from the otlice on ac
count of illness since the 7th of Sep
temlier.
Our
Christmas
Goods
Are Arriving
Every Day
NEBLETT, Grocer.
'll Kt.br I'<ri>wi). nf Telic.i town
sbip. wa> tratline ami mingling with
bis manv friends and acquaintance* in
town Wednesday
It will pay y • i • a inspect our line of
conk stoves, range* and heaters, lie-:
fore you put . • new $ >ve We
can interest you >n tlii- question. !
Come in and tie shown Fussed-* ■ ra
hain-AIdersim ('mpvny
Mr. Tim*. II. (illll&tn, of Norfolk, |
Virginia, arrived in the city last Sat
urday ami spent several days here this
week a gue-t of In* -i-fer-. Mr-. Klli*
Turley and Mrs. John Catling and
nther relatives and friends.
This little touch of winter makes;
one's thought* turn seriously to the i
question of a new stove. Fu-sell-C.ra-!
hatn-Alderson Company have a com-,
plete line of heater* ixitli coal and :
wood burners that they want t.show
you,
Heldman’s Union Made Clothing.
With a pile of style. We take a
pleasure in showing this line, and
we ask you to see them before buy
ing. Prices $8.00 to $20.00.
The J. W. Beck Company.
Send the Children VU' School Supplies
All kinds may be had at lowest prices
J. S. SHIELDS & CO. i
I he Prescription lirun^isis.
Tablets, Pencils, Pens, Ink, Paper, Etc. !
Winter Hats
NOW ON DISPLAY
Popular Prices a Specialty.
Country Trade Solicited
Newest Styles in Dress Trimmings, Neckwear and Hair Ribbon
R. H. WINFIELD & COMPANY’S
The best line of children's clothes
can be seen in our clothing depart
ment. Two pair pants with each
$5.00 suits and they are beauties.
Prices from $2.00 to $6.00. The
J. W. Beck Company.
The Owensboro buggy or runabout
is as good a vehicle as the wagons that
I tear the same name. See the new line
of buggies and runabouts that Fussell
Graham-A Iderson ('ompany are now
showing.
LADIES' AND MISSES' CLOA KS.
( obi weather too long coming for this
line. So we are offering our stock at
prices that will take them away.
Come in and see. The J. \V. Beck
.< 'ompany.
Lame back comes on suddenly and
is extremely painful. It is caused by
rheumatism of t lie muscles, c^uick
relief is afforded by applying ( ham
lierlain's Liniment. Sold by all
druggists.
Fussell-i 1 raham-Alderson ('ompany
have a handsome quarter page ad. in
this paper, which tells of the advan
tage of buying clothing from them,
and urging you t*-* “get in the well
dressed circle."
A wreck on the Iron Mountain be
tween Memphis and Wynne, Tuesday
morning, caused the detouring of sev
eral Iron Mountain and Cotton Belt
trains over the Hock Island tracks to
and from Memphis.
Speaking of “The Final Settle
} merit," the Omaha Kee says: “A play
'of genuine merit with strong dramatic
situations and an excellent company
to interpret them." At the opera
house tomorrow' night.
The hour for evening service at the
Church of the Good Shepherd has been
changed to 7 o'clock lor tlie winter
months. The morning service remains
at 11 o’clock, with Sunday School at
lo o'clock. The tirst week in Advent,
beginning November 28, has been set
apart as a week of prayer Hev. E.T.
Mabley, pastor.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
b“(
"hen you get ready to build, why
not use the up-to-date twentieth ceh
t ury material? Its concrete we mean,
(’all on. write, or phone W. .1 Stolzer,
i’ostottiee. Forrest ( ity, Arkansas;
phone j.yj rings; IMant on Madison
road.
Mrs. L. F. Maynard, of Keno, Ark
ansas. wa> a \isitur in the city during
the baptist \ssociation meeting, and
a delightful guest of Mrs. ft. (I>al
ton. Slie left Monday to visit witii
I>r. K. Witt and family in Little
llock.
In "The Final Settlement’’ which
is to he presented at the opera house
tomorrow night the author lias taken
tlie love story of a millionaire steel
king and an actress and built around
it a play as dignified, and in some
points even more interesting than the
story of the millionaire oil king in
"The Lion and the Mouse."
Our Store
Is full of edibles.
King ‘54 for anything
you need in our line,
and see the advantage
: of our ......
Quick Delivery Service
NEBLETT,
The Grocer.
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Every Little Bit Added to What
You've Got Wakes Just a
Little Bit Wore
MIS is tli** reason that we have such an im
mense line of Furniture. Dry Goods and
l.adie> apparel. \\ >• are continually adding to
our sto* k in order that ourtrade may I*** supplied
with ih** latest tashions in every lin** we carry.
We became crowded in our Furniture Depart
ment but w ith the prices and inducements w e arc
otlerintf in this lin**, we have little fear of having
this same trouble in a month from now. Fvery
tiling must 1)** sold and at such tempting prices
that you cannot resist them. In price and quali
ty we hav** no competition. VV** are our own
competitors. • A^ain we wish to invite your in
speetion to our wonderfully low prices on Fl'li
A FI f UK Ladies' Goods and General Merchan
dise.
Yours for Patronage.
Becker & Lewis
Mur Mr. Altman went t<> Palestine
Wednesday on business, to mingle
with friends, and take. In the Agricul
tural Improvement meeting and
speaking. He is specially indebted to
Mr. .1 II Stevens, ol The Hanks Co.,
for courtesies,
Messrs. Homer Foibrc, Sid Trapp,
A inly Vaeearo. Levine Carr. Sam
Hodges. .1. <». Hridgforth and A. W.
Lavis formed one of ti e jolly hunting
parlies Hint left this city the lirst of
t lie week for a season of duck shoot
ing at M ud Lake.
Mrs. E. L. Yadakin is still confined
toiler room with slow fever, and is
quite ill and weak She lias been suf
fering for three weeks, hut the family
hopes the fever will have run its
course within a few days, and that
she will then improve rapidly.
Stol/.er, the concrete man will make
you prices on anything you need In
the concrete line,and will do the work
in a workmanlike way. Talk to him
before you let your contract, for any
building. Postofftce, Forrest City,
l’hone 2o2—3 rings.
Encourage home industries. We
have the agency for sale of rice from
tiie Wheatley Mill in this market, and
offer tlielr goods in this line at lower
prices than can lie bought from else-1
where. Sec us when in need. For sale
'to merehan tsonly. Forrest City (iro
cer Company.
When a cold liecomes settled in the
system, it will take several day's
treatment to cure it. and the liest
remedy to use is ('hamberlain's ('ough
Remedy. It will cure quicker than
any other, and also leaves the system
in a natural and healthy condition.
Sold by all druggists.
Tenderness or aching in the small
of the back is a serious sympton. The
kidneys are suffering Take Prickly
\sh Hit ters at once. It is a reliable
kidney remedy and system regulator
and will cure the trouble liefore it de
velops its dangerous stage. .1. T.
Sanders, special agent.
There is hardly anything in the
grocery line that -mue man cannot
make a little worse and sell a little
cheaper, arid tin* people who con
sider price only are this man’s lawful
prey. When you want something
good to eat. call on me. W. P
Evans, High Price (.rocer.
The free lot at the Pettits Wil
liams sale is the talk of the town.
Worth going for and the lot sale
should interest all. If Forrest City
folks don't have confidence in their
city, can we expect it of others? Let’s
go to the sale and boost it a worthy
enterprise by splendid men.
“The Final Settlement’’ is a grip
ping play of genuine merit lielongs
to tiie same class of plays us “The Man
of the Hour” and “The Lion and the
Mouse,’’ and does not suffer by com
parison. Louisville Post. “The Final
Settlement "ill lie presented at the
opera house tomorrow night.
Mr. ('. A Smith, of Phillips, Wis- i
constn,an expert photographer, arrived
in the city the first of tin* week and
lias rented rooms in the I’ettus build
ing and established a studio. Atten
tion is directed to his announcement
in iliis paper, and the public is invited
to call and look over ins work.
Many school children suffer from
constipation, which is often tlie cause
of seeming stupidity at lessons. Cham-j
beriain's Stomach and Liver Tablets j
are an ideal medicine to give a child,
! for they arc mild and gentle in their[
[effect, and will cure even chronic eon
| st i pat ion. sold by all druggists.
The old, old story, told times witli
| out number, and repealed over and j
i over again for the last thirty-six years, j
I but it is always a welcome story to,
'those in search of health There is
nothing in the world that cures coughs
! and colds as quickly a-> Chamberlain's
i Cough Remedy. Sold by ail druggists.
Guard your kidneys; the health of
| the body depends on those small but
I important organs. They extract uric
add from the blow! which if allowed
to remain In the system would cause
dropsy and Bright’s disease. Prickly
Ash Bitters is a successful kidney
; tonic; it heals and strengthens the
kidneys, regulates the liver, stimu
lates the stomach and digestion,
cleanses the bowels. It will prevent
or cure Bright’s disease. J. T. San
ders, special agent.
Our Dress Goods line is complete.
All the new mohairs, serges, Pana
ma's silk worsteds and silks are
now being shown. Prices 10c to
$1.00 per yard. The J. W. Beck
Company.
N' W good* just, received at F. <
Neely.s. New School Pickles, new
sam r Kraut, (in barrels,) fresh Mack
erel, < 'ranberries, imported Macaroni,
new Cheese, New Canned Roods of all
kinds. Fresh< rackersand(’akes,Fresh
' 'at meal. Mincemeat. Seeded Currants
and raisins, and In fact everything
good to eat.
Croup is most prevalent during tlie
dry cold weather of the early winter
months Parents of voung children
should be prepared tor It. All that is
needed is u bottle of Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy. Many mothers are
never without it in their homes and
it lias never disappointed them. Sold
by all druggists.
Mrs. Alice I.. Reck, who has Ireen
visiting with tier daughter, Mrs. 1».
C. Webb, and other relatives and
friends for several weeks, left Tues
day for tier home In Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, greatly to the regret, of all.
She says she can never forget Forrest
City and will pay her regular visits at
short intervals. All will welcome her
return.
We are agents of the Wheatley Rice
Mill tor the sale of its by products in
this city, and carry in stock a full sup
ply uf Rice liran.N.'S llis to sack, #1.tin;
Rice Polish, or Shorts, l!Oo lbs to sack.
These, are desirable stock foods,
and by permission we refer to Hr. Rush
and Mr. .1. F. Hass as to their merit.
I'or sale to tlie trade generally. For
rest < it v 11rocer ( 'o.
Mr. .1. I! Ilalhert. who has long
been a resident of Johnson township,
wa^ a \ isitor in the city last week
and informed us that he had rented
Ids place lor the next year and would
move with his family to lletier. where
they will reside in the future. We
regret to lose this excellent family
hut wish them a happy and successful
future in their new home.
S'lpt. I' C. Kasley, of the Kook
Island, was in the. eii v Tuesday In tiis
private cai Mr. Kasley was here to
look after the installation of a pair ol
modern track scales in the yard here.
I’he scales, according to best informa
tion. will lie placed where the old coal
chutes stood, and a track will he built
from there to connect with the pass
ing track in tlie cut. I! is also expec
ted that a track will lie laid from the
scales to connect with t lie house t rack.
This evident.. increased business of
the railroad look good to us.
You are
Beginning to think
of your
Fall Hats and Suits.
Hut we thought of them some
time ago. So we are situated
to offer you the very l*st styles
at. popular prices.
Also just received the latest
things in embroidered nets and
bauds.
Simmons’ line of kid gloves in
shades to match every garment.
The Emporium
A. J. Yaccaro & Co.
Proprietors.
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