Arizona republican. [volume], October 21, 1900, Page 4, Image 4

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THE AllJZONA JUUUJSLICAN: SUNDAY JIOKNLNG, OCTOKHK LM, 1900.
Gun Repairing.
No mailer what is wrung with your nun, ri lie or revolver, we can fix it
right here without delay, at no greater price than you would pav liack Kasi
for the same work. If you want good work, guaranteed, you can get it in
our rcKiir department. Parts for standard guns carried in stock.
Typewriter Repairs.
We have 'the only shop equipped for typewriter repairing in Arizona and
do work from all points in the southwest. Do not be imposed upon if you
have a typewriter ithat needs fixing. Bring it to us at once and save your
machine. .
PINNEY & ROBINSON,
The Gun Store
Established 1883. 40 N. CENTER ST.. Phoenix.
THE COUNTRY CLUB
It it Organised and Starts Off With
Bright Prospects.
The riiocnix Couivlry club was or
ganized last nitrhl at a. well attended
meeting held at the board of trade
rooms. It is the purpose of the club to
secure grounds convenient to the car
. line, erect a commodious club house
end provide gnlf links and other forms
of amusement for it t members. More
than fifty persons have joined, and the
list is expected to grow. The treasurer
already has over $l,UCH) in his strong
lox.
At the meeting last night a board of
directors was selcr ed as follows to
nerve one yeai: C C. Randolph, 11.
Allyn Lewis, I.. II. Chalmers, H. M.
Creighton. K. W. Lewis, D. B. Heard.
C. J. Hall. Mrs. li. Heyman, Mrs. Harry
.T. Jon. s, Mrs. N. O. Murphy, Mrs.
Wclwter Street, Mrs J. C. Adams. The
board' of directors met and made this
selection of officers: Tr sident, L. H.
Chalmers; secretary. K. W. Lewis;
treasurer. C. ,T. Hall. These commit
tees were appointed:
On buildings and
Jones, U. Allyn Lewis,
On grven II. M
Jones. U. 15. Heard.
On finance It. Ally.n Lewis, Mrs.
Jones, Mrs. Murphy. 1.1. M. Creighlon.
On entertainment Mrs. -Murphy.
Mrs. Street, Mrs. lleyman.
On membership 11. Allyn Lewis. C.
J. Hall, Mrs. J. Adams.
I n constitution and by-la ws II. M.
Creighton, Mrs. Jones, It. Allyn Lewis.
Th.se committees will begin work at
onee and it is expected thai the club
will be well established before the
winter season is far advanced.
grounds Mrs.
C. C. Randolph.
Orelghton, Mrs.
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M 1st
For Tea,
Coffee,
Spices
and
Baking
Powder
ONE THOUSAND BEAUTIEUL
PREMIUMS on these Goods.
Largest and Best Stock of
Tea and Coffee ever brought
to Arizona at the "Store
That's Always Bus),"
Investors in real estate can find
many interesting items on our list. The
Evans Loan & Investment Co.
A BASEBALL GAME
Eclipse Nine Defeat the North Center
Team Yesterday.
The Eclipse nine defeated the Norlh
fen tors at the West End grounds, yes
terday morning' in a poorly played
name, resulting in a score of 13 to 10.
The features of the game were the
fielding of the TSclipse team, three
double and triple plays, and the bat
ting of Ainsworth of the Eclipse, who
male three two-base and two single
hits.
The line-up.
f. Penick :! I b.. .
Earnist .... 2d b...
Als ip 1st h..
E. Penick s s
Spanlding 1 f.. ..
1 tennett c f . . .
fopeland r f
Ainsworth
Loyd
We could write pages about our
FURNITURE POLISH
and not tell half.
25c and 35c PER BOTTLE.
D. H. BURTIS, nJSisissJk.
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Say! Did You Hear
About the Rush?
..P.. Wiley
.M.-Ca rthy
Cook
...Hatcher
Luring
. .. Hicknell
Thomas
c Marshall
P Lyall
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We were too busy advertise; everything' is upside down and j
prices cut in two. Jirussel s car pet at $t per yaj-d; Jl all wool pf
o-ply ni SUe; S.'ie. Peerless Ingram at 70c, l',(j6ih-, ti'ttj 7AK; j.'.'iV-IOc, 45
'!; lim patterns of mailing at JOe to 65c jier yard. y
Everything that goes in a home at East- jj
ci ii i i luuoi w w i i i g ciiiut ate uai
We want your trade.
RICBMOND-DAHUESLEY
HOUSE FURNISHING CO.
21-23 ELL1NGSON BLOCK
SIXTH AVENUE AND ADAMS ST.
iJaATNew OPENS November 1st.
and First-Class. Modem Family I lot--' I . Not h SHiiitiirium
Tu'.cphonc 501 for the present.
rmpire II. Bennett.
UltYAN WONT HAY IT
The lion. Josiah Quniey says if Mr.
P.ryan were ' lei -ted he would not favor
th. free coinage of silver. Mr. l.'uiiicy
cannot it el Mr. Hryan to say that
Washington Post.
'liNCLK T I'Al'S CAULV ACAI.V"
The l'avis company has secure 1 pos
session of the Uorris theater Wednes
day and Thursday in order to give the
I'hoenix public an opportunity to see
th. ir spectacular and maniniolh pro
duction of I'nele Tom's Cabin." Tin;
dramatization of Mrs. Stowe's histor
ical story has ever b-en a favoilte with
the women and children, and thi v al
ways go to see the performance, no
mailer what th Brad.- of excIN nee
Jnay be. Tin- Davis company- is said to
Kive tin' best pro-.liiciirin itf the play
i-ven ill this city in a ions time. The
organization consists of some of ihe
best talent traveling. The charact is
of I'nele Tom. Klixa. Little i;va and
Mark-i are ably presented. and tie
l.ii Ke corps of color-o snivels and danc
ers, bloodhounds, fie. Hive a realism
Ho the performance. The scent.- and
mechanical , ffects are pood. :md the
pictui es'iue transformation scene forms
a lit tint; closi- to the w hole.
NOTICE TO CAltPKNTLKS.
W'e, the undersigned coaiinktc, duly
' appointed at a meeting of -the c;.rpv;i-
lers of the city of Prescolt, Arizona, on
j October 15 Itwo. do hi reby notify ail
, carjieiilei s tliat there is a strike on at
i 'this place for equality of waijes; ;i!: o
tli.lt there are more carpenters h le
: than can be supilied
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ii.
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Let your
.!i
do;;.-
k.-t
with labor.
II. COYLY,
1 too Kits,
M IS V Kit.
Committee.
g.-n:s are around.
i "King olT.' said the telephone Klrl
I when she caiH-chd her cnasem' .lit.
PhotoRi atdi li.-kct agrents are around.
1 t your dogs loose.
! Photograph ticket agents are around.
i Let your dogs 1-hiS:-.
i Fall fi Winter Dnderw
ar Sale, t
McKEE'S CASH STORE t
Pemberton block opposite, court house.
Telephone -6i.
Artistic Pianos
If anything were needd to prove the
supremacy of the Vose jiianut) in this
field we should simply iiolnt to their
monthly sales.
The musical public has unanimously
recognized the
We beg to announce to the public that we carry
a full and complete stock of the celebrated
ONEITA UNDERWEAR
Garments as Well as Union Suits in all grades and
sizes. To open ihe season, we place on sale a full
line of
LADIES', MISSES', CHILDREN'S HOYS' UNION SUITS, all sizes, at
the Uniform Price of 35 CENTS ECtl-
These goods are the regular 50c grade, with us
they are a leader for 35c each. They are cut full
size.well finished, best make and well recommend
ed. Besides these garments, we handle a line of
the better grades Underwear in Merino, all Wool,
also Silk, and all of them at the most reasonable
prices. Our stock is more complete than it has ever
been before, and we are making a special effort
to secure this section's
dt UNDERWEAR TRADE. a
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8.3 a leader and accorded it just de
Berts. Sold for cash or on the monthly pay
ment pUn and for rent.
We sell other makes of pianoa at
priors anil on terms that defy compe
tition. H. 0. MORROW & CO.. D. U. AKIN,
Krogrieton. Mau&gei
16 I18T WA8HINGT05 8TBIET
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Phone [phone] to 224 E-ist Washington S rcet Mail orders promptly filled
N. B. Do Not Overlook Our Millinery Parlors.
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RETIRING 1
Men's Clothing and Bats
Sacrificed.
More space must be had for our largely in
creasing Dry Goods Trade.
We shall Retire from the clothing and
hat business, and to force a speedy
clearance of this stock, prices must suffer
to effect the quick selling.
Sale Commenced on Saturday,
October 13th.
$7.00 Men's Suits
Wool Checked Castmnere ill single breasted blown and mixed sray. Sale
price
$4 50
$6.00 Men's Suits
Cas-lor and lirown effect, sdnyle breasted, round cut back. Sale price
$4 00
$8.50 Men's Suits
Gray Scotch Tweed, single breasted, the raucln r's friend, riulc price
$5.50
$9.00 Men's Suits
All wool cheviots in blue, single breasted. .Sale price
$5.00
$5.50 Men's Suits
Dark brown mixed Chevbrts in single breasted. Sale price
$3.75
HATS I rlATS I
Only a few of the many bargain prices here,
jalesl and nolililrst Fedora styles, in newest colorings. Sale price
$2.00
1.50 Cowboy Hats in-side and l.iilly X utria, with fancy band. Sale price...
$1.00
J-MKI lilack Castor and Nutria, latest Alpine style. Sale price
$1,50
Special clearance of some lines in small and large sizes at one-half price.
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Bargain Givers.
TO THE l'ICOI'LK.
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BT & I TfclL Vn& 4T rib. TT ep $
tyy limn 43Kimi
CSGARS
I HAT
SMOKE
WELL.
A good Cigar is
a pleasure lo a
smoker. We think
we have as good
a line of Cigars as
are made. See our
HULETT'S
BEST
CIGARS c
The leading 5c.
Smoker of Phoe
nix. TRY OUR
CIGARS NEXT
TIME j
Elvey&Hulett
THE LIVE DRUGGISTS.
A. J. BRADLEY, .
Undertaker and Embalmer.
LADY EMBALMER,
(iraduale Chicago College of Embalming lo alleml
Ladies and Children.
PHONE 841, 218 WEST WASHINGTON STREET, PHOENIX, ABIZ.
4 TEWELRY. V
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l.U: NKW FALL STOCK is arriving earlier this year than
usual. It is worth sccins?. at Ia.t. and should be sutlieient induce
ment to purchasers to buy their Holiday presents in 1'HOliNIX.
GEO. H. COOK & CO.,
RELIABLE JEWELERS.
- Next door lo Postoffice. V
LOOK HERE!
Do prices interest you? If
they do, call and get ours ami
you will call again, for we sell
all fruks and produce from PI
to l." per cent lower than any
house in town.
Compare our prices w ith those
that others charge, and see for
yourself.
1 luine-h White I'lume Celery.
I'le; J pounds Fancy California
-o.I, xoq punoit-e :. - 's.hjpiii,,
kay or Ula k Crapes. -de: ' ::
bunches any kind V. Keta lites. r,c.
)ur special pack i'-ulk s-iors.
biK as beefsteaks mid twice as
clieii). 1 dozen 20c; 2 dozen, :',r,e;
I! ilozen, allc. 1 ressed poultry
always on hand.
Wholesale and Retail.
CRABB-MacBKIDE
PRODUCE CO.'S
Tel. 360.
18 North Oentsr St
iYEYOURTEEIH
EXAMINED
AN
R. E. HULUKOOK. Dentist.
Rooms 2, 4, 0, over rostoffice, PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
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