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ME ARIZONA Iti'UJlIiCAU: MONDAY MORNING, UECKMKTSR 22, 1903
8
Your Eyes Will Show You.
3
Look at the Tubular, then look at all other separators, then look at
the Tubular again, then. buy it. That's what yon will do
because your good judgment won't let you do any
thing else. I want to show you a
Sharpies
Tubular Separator
and to give 3-011 some reading matter about how to make cows y.
, THAYER
224-12(7 East Washington Street 127-133 East Adams Street
EZRA
REMEMBER TIIE WHITE HORSE IN FRONT.
THE CHRISTIAN CHRISTMAS
Sermoa by Dr. Halsey of the
Saptist Church.
Firtt
1 1 -1 i -1 church yesteroay
pastor. Rev. Pr. Halsoy,
in John 0:1 'I mu?i
a ;m!i,!ii'!' of p:.s
as a commentary
-ages
w rk to-day."
finished the
to (U ."
wi lk."
-eded to work,
work for Him
?on of
wurs
Tho .
nun n more
who for our
a carpenter.
with
The
iin :
t ic
"Fir.nisan's Hal!" thi:; si
1 1 i story and charp-ier:;
c retained, hut all of the ol
sr.-l comedy interpolations
;;S!in.
la- of
I. tea swept aside ar.d the newest, latest
ami brightest material that New York
(.an offer in the way -f !o;ij;:i and hu
morous incidents have been added to
t!i!s new version.
M.tny familiar faces of last rrason
will t-e fi.cn again, hat a new om f .
;:nd t':;;e who have seen the pUce this
season say that the changes haw ail
been for the b-t'er.
The company is larger than last sea
ror.. and the costumes aie entirely r.ow
and iir.pi ovo 1 or the p'. cductioa of the
present season.
The old "Finnigan's Ball" in i.s
biiir.d r.c-w isuice wi! be seen at T 'orris
theater for two performani e-s nn
t 'hi istmas, matinee at "ic!'i and even
ing at s:2e. Seats on sale this morning
at 'J o'clock at Goodman.-. Prices:
Evri.:n. r.Cc. Tf.e and $1.09. Mat
ir.ee. 2Cc and 50c.
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A PAUL GILMORE STORY
Incidents That Make Him Rememter
Decomber 18th.
At the I
morning the
preached fro
W'i ik."
lie :Uoted
from tile Bibl
lie- l- Xi
"i-.ven child is known by his doing-,
whether his work be pure, and w:;eliu-r
it )? right."
"i 'rented in 'blast Jesus unto snoo
woi ks."
Tii every man his work."
"So!!
"I In.ve
gavest me
"l must
i f he n.
should we
saKts became th?
In the coming evangelistic meeting,
we can work if we are willing to work.
With opportunity comes responsibility,
in these meetings will come our op
portunity to show love for Christ, for
Christ's little o ic:, for those for whom
hrist died.
May we he
beloved decii
"kittle ch
another!"
Bury :.!1 re
mi.' has injur
if you haw
that -ne.
Let us prove
world that v. e
in.;;. !;:.'. ar;,: r-o
and labor, to win souls for the Master.
I'astors and deacons will soon be
dead; trusto.s and teachers will pass
away. The church of Christ will re
main, strengthened or weakened by tTie
work we do or leave undone.
'The i-.ijiht c..;,i.-th."
Xiffht will come to our loved cne-5.
Soon they ;;; siejp the sleei that
knows no waking. I-: t us lab ,r for
them fuiihfully and patiently while life
last, speaking every word, giving every
iook as it it were me last, striving a;;v phot in the knee,
to make the most of ourselves rjr ou.-e-ritihed alm-iad -.rd
piiysician desires to test prunes as an
exclusive diet. Any damage done to
th- internal anatomy of said boy will
be libei ally compensated for. Apply at
"01 Deception street.
A gentleman afflicted with failing
siaht desires to engage the services of
a young lady who is able to see "where
the next meal is coming from."
Want-.d. A prophet. Liberal wagei
and a percentage will be paid to any
man, oung cr old, fat or lean, deaf
or dumb, who can tell if the little white
.1 the admonition of the
' :
,1'iren 1-t us love on
. ts of bitterness. If any
d yon. pray for that one;
injured anyone, pray
fer
t-i ou: selves and to the
have passed from de.Un
r-o be tiady, by prayer
InVcd ones, for ur ass(jeiates. four our
Ind an ' Master. Live to help every
body, ev.n you:- enemies. This is
hard, but it s heavenly and o soon
'ethaps we couid w i:i I
Thi' Pr.i:l Gimiore theatrteal compahy
th. t playd "The Tyranny of Ttiiis" at
the Parris, Thursday night, spent ye: -trrday
in Phoenix after playing in
Pieseott. Tney Kft on last night's M.
& P. train for Tucson where they were
forced to cincel their engagement last
week on account of Leing c'elayed by
tne wifck near Ccthise st.iti .n.
As has bj-n r..er:tior.ed I.cfoie P;..ie
nix i:- cultivating a peisonal inteiest
in a large number of people conr.e; ted
with the theatrical profession and ;en
l !e v. h i c reditably represent it. While
Mr. Ci'.ir.o.'fi has never lived here the
event.- of hit life have been such as to
keep ir. l.ii mind the fact that Phoe
nix is rtKI on the map anil it is highly
picper if convenitnt for him to to an
nually vi:-It the place on D!-cein')e,- IS.
His first visit here was on the lMh of
December. 15'. when he played "The
Thi te i:uskete i s" at the Perris, i.nd
during' the perf ormani e. was accidont-
The r.ews v.as
il was reported
they are jiuii'!
and helii their, if we would.
And we may well remember thit
every heart knows its own bitterness,
that every human being has a havy
burden to be.: I. Don't add lo that bur
den. Sometime when you have been al
most rushed under a buitl.-n of sorrow,
some o:n- has intentionally added to
that burden. You know how you suf
fered; never in;ii t such suffering upon
anoth-T. lie di earners if you will, like
Joseph, like Columbus, like George K.
Maxwell, but be doers as well, and live
to bring to pass the things of which
you dream.
You have een many pictures of chil
iln n asleep on "hristmas eve, but
no pic ture is ecual to the reality. They
sieep and di enu: to make and enj y.
Heaven is the Christian's Christmas.
We dieani of it, sometimes seem to
catch glimpses of it through the gates
ajar.
Rut eye hath not seen the glories tiie
Lord hath prepaied for those who love
Him. Thf ie the old are young again,
and the young never grow. old. 1'ne
soul, weary of the world, goes home.
Id things are passed away: all things
are be ome new.
Now is our hour for work. Let us
livo 10 help some body, to lighten some
one's burden, to lead some sou: to
'hrist.
The music included the prelude from
Kadi's Pi ins.- Canti.iu -oy ;,i-Ks Mary
K. Halsey.
' juai t-ette, "Infant King," Neidiinger.
S'.do, "Twj-; .Ni.ght in Old Judea,"
Davison, Mrs. J. 1. I'oote.
Wuitrtette Jubilate Doo, li Flat, Stewart.
easit that he was moi ial'.y
r.d. The shoc k was a sa vet o on
first wife, who .was a daughter
'ooper, the wealthy wagon ma
cho died not a great while ::f-
j in the
j wound'
I to his
'of Mr.
ker ar.d
t-:r.
The following winter Mr. Gilmore's
father who was an invalid, came ti
Phoenix in the hope of rt. uperaling his
health and strangely coinciuent, died
here on December IS.
The tide of affairs rolled along during-
the next year and v.hil? Mr. Gii-
more was winning fame on the stage
: he won the hand of another most es
jtiir.able young woman whom re led to
the altar on December lb, lJOI.
Pectmbtr IS, 1'jOi. found tho Paul Gil-
ball will fall into a red or black slot
next time. The writer thought he
c ould guess it, but was obliged to gues?
again.
he could finish It, another Sister shout
ed the same l-eciuest to speak louder.
Rrother Jones was very sore about
his speaking abilities and they were
probing a tender spot, but repressing
the rising anger he essayed agiln to
make a confession of his sins. The
third time a deaf Prqther who had not
heard the previous admonitions to
speak louder, leaned away over and
prodded Jones with his cane to attract
his attention ami said: "We can't hear
a word Brother Jones, speak louder."
Like a Hash came the retort delivered
with mighty emphasis: "Go to H 1,
can you hear that?" and jamming his
hat over his ears Mr. Jones made his
esc ape.
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Mr. C. K. Llewellyn .of Omaha. In
spector of postolllees for this part or
tiie eoiintiy arrived in the city yester
day Morning1. Ho will remain until
this afternoon. Mr. Llewellyn is a
brother of Major Llewellyn id' Lan
Vega p. N. M.
it .
Par the Illiterate.
A' reison has been suggested for tiie
senate debate on the illiteracy provision
of the new immigration bill. It !s
stated that all the large steamship
companies interested In transporting
steerage passengers ftom Europe have
joined in routing and maintaining u
powerful lobby in Washington. Th
avowed purpose of this loby Is to pre
vent the c-naetm"tit of any legislation
! which might t -nd to check the Hood or
immigration, no matter how undesira
I ble it might be. (
Suen lobbies loive ac complisliec! mucn
j in the past., but the Herald is optlnr.s
1 lie enough to hope that this one will
I not be able to eliminate the educational
test from the new measure. The ne
cessity for this provision is apparent
from a plir.ee at the immigration lig
uies. During !S7.!ilS foreigners
wc-re landed in the I'nit -d Siaies an
immigrants. Of tills ..umber neuriv
LlO.OoO. or more thai'. per cent, above
:e of fourteen years, were iiliter-
Ho:rible Accident. Last night a tele
graph operator who was in the. act or
transferring a line of "dots and dashes"
from the instrument to a tyjiewriter,
accidentally dropped th- "who;'
cheese." as he expressed it, on the
door, i-.nil bel'ore he cejuld recover the in
they took a bee line for tiie electric
light works. He jumped upon a nors'-.
which was fortunately tied in front or
the olfice, and lashing it to a galiop he
started in the mad race. Electricity
vs. brr.nio! Who would win? People
who witnessed the terrific struggle
wne about evenly divided In their opin
ijns. One minute is seemed as though
the operator would surely catch the
tiil end of the line, as he reached far
ovtr the horse's head: and then with a
sudden acceleration of
ar.d dashes zig-zagged far from iiH j
reach. j
The pursuer knew that when the".
carre to the P. F. P. & P. tracks h'l
would h ive the advantage, and there- I
fore he pressed steadiiy on, and his j
conclusions proved coriect, for the iron'
rails wera too strong an attraction fot '
the dashes, and before the clots could
overcome the reluctance of the dashes
i
to pioceed, the victorious operato:
grasped them securely end returned ir.
triumph to the ollie e.
A fond (?) mother was yesterday
lieard scolding her numerous broo ::
and wound up by laying: "I wish that
dratted school would keep running all
the time, nights, Saturdays and Sun
days, so I could have some peace."
The writer wondered what the teac hers
would have to say upon the subject.
mere company in Phoenix again w here
with his estimable wife the first an
niversary of their wedding dav was
blared. Mis. oilrrore though she
cek
accompanies, her husband is not an ac
tress but both will be royally wel
come 1 should they find it convenient
to spend the lsth of (-Very December
in this city.
PHOENIX rnUNNIGR&PHS
The Latest Bunch Prepared by the
Republican Humorist.
It's the little (adds that grow into big
olds; tl.- big colds that end in con
sumption and de.ah. Watch the little
obis. Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.
Amusements
CIIRISTMAi; DAY ATTRACTION
1 1 ;
a i
i!:
rv.y ih-:t c
:iiib!.iue:i
..Hunt;
::ll'
.,1
a 1
ite-i-K
el. erly
?- iri - a nd
'file "
t'neatri
la i k of
ai.d vch:
Sess. till
vantage-
eate or ess
entei taiim.
taken with
twn as t-:
'orevem.-e.
I.e. uh e,::;:i
son with t
naso-r and llarict. the
in "Finnigar.'s Bali"
s'-on. i t i alls to the average
r pleasant recoll.-i tior.s of
(.r.trie comedians, pretty
wealth oT songs and dances.
b- longs to that class of
i i t : t i iim.ii nts, c alled for
Iter name, farce comedv,
ver sl.oi t-t on-it-gs they pos
h tve at last one grelt ad-Tl-.eir
story is nver so intri
sential to the success of the
;t that liberties cannot be
it l almost any extent, so
c l -ait hi improvement.
;.'. a lirst-class fane coiii' -aj;
eai ing F"i?o!i :'ft-r sou
same r. .liv.e is virtually a
new fhow each. year. Such is the case
"Jock," who was chief clerk of th
Phoenix Oil company under Mr. God
fiey's management, can give pointers
to any kleptomaniac outside of the
bars. He has several restaurant friend.?
whom he calls upon regularly In turn
for porterhouse, sieak. if he fails to
biing a suitable present he is told thru
there is. nothing for him this evening
Then he immediately rustles for a spud,
orange, apple or anything else he can
cairy between his jaws, which be
brings ;ts an offering in exchange for
the handout. The writer saw him ap
proach a pi osperous'lunch counter man
last night who stood at his front cioor,
ami with a "bow-wow" indicated his
wishes. The gentleman appealed to
said: "Sorry, Jock cannot clo anything
for you tonight." Jock took a walk
and in a few moments returned with a
large spud which he dropped at the
f-ett of his benefactor.
' .tvll r'ght. Jock.-" said he: "take it
back to the c ook," which was promptly
done and Jock dined royally.
He said to watch until a clerk is
r.ot looking, when he grabs anything
in sigh.t at the fruit stand and grocery
stores.
Mr. Godfrey's fi lends c laim that be
cause of Jack's contributions, he is now
able to retire from active business life
and spend the remainder of his days in
ee.se.
round On a Washington street cross
ing, a number 10 ladie- rubber over
shoe with "Cinderella" worked in silk
on the lining. Owners can have simc
by proving property and paying Tor
this roth e. No questions as to age or
nativity will be asked.
A would-be railroad man who wai
being examined by a supei intendent.
before taking a job braking, was a-ske.T
what he would clo in case he were sen:
back to Hag an approaching train, if
the engineer was asleep at his post
and failed to heed his red light,
replied tha? he would heave a
through the cab window. The
first run out of Los Angeles the
was sent back through the darkness to i
warn a coming train. The engineer j
w as working at a li fractory stean, '
cock just at the time he should have
been keeping a lookout. Smash wen;
his cab window and a red light hit
him soui-.r-fly on the head. He stoppe l
and wanted to thrash the offending
green brakeman.
' the a
1 ates.
I That is to say. they could not load
! or write a single word i a their native
! language. Faom the l'ta already at
I hand it is apparent that tiie illiteracy
i percentage for IMC will be even grei.er
i than that of last year, it is htriiiy
) necessary to argue that the illitera:-.
1 dees not as a rule make a good citizen.
1 The mVi who hasn't enough ambition
j 'o learn to re-ad and write can hardly
have enough ambition to do h.s pari
i in upholding the institutions and t'.i
! welfuie of the country of his adoption,
j More, the illiterate is willing to v.
j f e r almost nothing, thus shutting oi.
! the American laborer, who is e-nlitlo-i
! to the (Irstc- nance to work. We have?
a tariff that protect 3 the manufacturer,
i It enables him to sell his produces at
figures far beyond the -ost of pro.ruc
' tion. and which absolutely prevent?
speed the Cots1 ol'c'titlfin from abroad. - The labor
ing mr.n h.s nothing to sell e xr opt hu
lab- r.
Is he not entitled to rem? protec tior,
also? We have enacted l.gislitlon by
whb-h the Chinese laborer is denied
entrance to this country. The exclusion
law is just and right. It is of. special
benefit to the west, which would be
Oiiickly cverfiowe 1 by the "yellow
perli" if the bars were raised.
Now it ir; well within th" bounds of
rea.--.on to say thin uniesti acted Chinese
immigration would be no greater detri
ment to the W tSt than the unr.-striete ;
immigration of ignorant foreigners. tii
offse-cut ings of Europe, is to the east.
Thev are pouring- in there by the hun
dreds of thousands to work in the eoai
mines, in the fi Ids and in the factories
anil the mills, and thy are driving tiie
Americans out or forcing them to ad
just their expenses to n"W and lower,
schedules.
The Pacific steamship lobby fought
Chinese exclusion just as hard as Ci1
Atlantic sienmship lobby is lighting th !
restrictive provisions in th new bui.
The Pa'ifie lobby was le-aten. The
Herald sincerely trusts the sun- rate
will overtake its partem comrade. S:
Lake Herald.
day of January, 1903, at 10 o'cloclt a. 'X-X
m.
In conformity with ArMcle nine (9), j .
Section one (1) of the bylaws of this 1
company, all proxies given, to be vote-1 j :
at this meeting, must be filed with the
secretary, la the office, in the City or .
Los Angeles, 307 Bradbury block, on or V
before Pec embe r Slst, ll't!!'. at 5 o'clock .
p. m.
By order of the Board of "Directors, i J.
Dated December Gth. 190J. ;
J. B. BCSHNELL, Secretary. ' V
v. F. DERBY, President. X
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What to do in eases of accidents, be
fore the physician arrives, is told in a
compact little volume "Accidents, III :
ih-ss and Emergencies" issued by t:n
Medical Department of The Mutual V
Life Insurance Company of New Yink. .
This book in sent on request to those ' v
who address the Home Ollbe of the :
Company. Nassau. Cedar, William and
Liberty streets. New Yor eity. y
The book makes suggestions aboi :
diet, ventilation, disinfectants, drain-
age, and gives hints on first aid to the V
injuied anil the general c are of health. ! !:.
Greatest Offer
ever made by a
FINE POLLS
To introduce
at.
A
A V II
At,
grocery, house.
GIVEN AWAY
the merits of
IIEEKIN'S
Fountain
Square
Mocha ,
and
- Java
Coffee
We make our c-nndies cons? uucntly
they are always fresh. Hanna & Mun-son's.
Our candies are. not
make them right here,
son.
rhlpped in. We
Hanna & Mun-
Our car New York pure apple juice
cider has arrived. Delicious and
sparkling; better than ever Sold by
the keg, gallon or half gallon. Meiczer
Bi os.
Phoenix Tr unk K.-u-teiy for suit cases.
Mrs. Aylwln's h..:i '.r casing and mani
CMiiing pail.n-s. li South Center-, Cotton
block.
'HRISTMAS SALE of pictures at Mi-s
Trowbridge's Studio. 4'd Fleming'
bin. 1: every ir.i.rni-g from 9 to .
We will give free with each
JI.imi c:i!i holding 3 pounds net
ONE FINE DOLL.
We guarantee the quality jf
FOFNTAIN SQUARE M. & .1.
to be superior to any 35 cent
coffee on the market and equal
to most 40c coffee offered by oDr
competitors.
We want YOl'R COFFEE
TRADE ami KNOW IIEEKIN'S
FOFNTAIN SQUARE M. & J.
will hold your custom. Call
early, as v.e only have a few
dolls ar.d this ofTer is positively
disi ontinued when dolls are
gone.
SAVES BUYING POLLS FOR
CHRISTMAS and yen need the
Coffee- anyway. The regular re-
Our
B ' B
Christmas
LISf
tail pi ice
each.
Of these dulls is f.Oo
Santa Claus
Up-to-Date
5 jii
P. vv- 'fc'c trZ Ari3
The
Wakclln Grocer
Company
FRUIT CAKE
CREAM PUFFS
ANGEL CAKE
A LMON P MACA BOONS
POUND CAKE
LADY FINGERS
CHOCOLATE CAKE
V A N 1 LL A W AFEKS
MARBLE CAKE
CHOCOLATE NUGGSTS
WALNUT CAKE
LEMON CREAM CAKE
SILVER CAKE
- COCOA NUT CAKE
PUMPKIN PIE
CUSTARD PIE
LEMON CREAM PIE
RAISIN BREAD
BOSTON BROWN BREAD
And linn,; other vniieties of the best
ouality. '. o not wait 'till the la?t nm
meii!. Order row.
I
Established 1!
Christmas
;S9.
Suits
Ir.
I 1
Hlf
HOME BAKING
COMPANY
M. J. PETTIP. Manager.
Te l. 311. Cor. 3d and Washington Sts.
t-i. UI.Jl Iff
is caKi.-.rr ; t.cr.'.loo t the n-.v
f tv'.e electric- : '.tor suc h as can be ap
I 'ied to seeing li.aihine. .'ur.s. etc. We
iurnish motors for any sire plant, fr no
; n ice c:o freez'-r u a ;l.;ii: n.dl.
Fhoenix Light and Fuel Co.
tor. 1st. Ave. and JeHer.on St.
TeL 249L
You Must vStop
for a warm room and
quiet night s rest...
The Williams House, N ICHOLtSON,
Maricopa, Arizona. THe F.shionabio Tailor.
If y.m want a new suit for Christmas
j now is your time.
i Full dress Fuits a specialty. We are
having a big run on them. If you want
j a suit that is really fashionable come
j to us.
lie
roc-tt
very
mail
regard lo
the good
ihro-.-
P ny.
any of
I want
THe vital nuestion
today is whether 'tis
suffer the ills that a
ach forces upon one,
spiritual in nature
before the world
better to eat and
disorilere-d stom
or to grow more
and lighter in
weight; and whether 'tis better r..
drink six quarts of vater a clay cr no:
to drink any. The advice comes free,
if one reads a Los Angeles paper, and
one can therefore take their choice.
Looking at the matter purely from
an economical point of view it seems
better to fast seven days out of 'the
week. but if one has any regard for
the bufher. the baker or the grocer
boy it seems 'hardly fair to c:epr:v.
mem ci the means of u livelihood
case they prefer to eat.
The suggestion is given that the mat
ter be submitted by vote to every one
who works to earn bis daily feel.
unose who oo i.ot labor do
to eat) and let the majority
settling trie question for all time.
Many people, in
things of life, are li's? little
yinr-old Ojrge Farmer of
Okla.. who. wh.'.i asKid how r
the pouches he war.t-ed. replied.
the whole push!"
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STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
To the Stockholders of the Puente
'rude Oil company:
Take notice that the annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Puente
Crude Oil company of Arizona, will tie?
held in parlor "B" of the Hotel Adams,
in the City of Phoenix. Arizona, on
Mopuiy, January 5th. 19(10. at 1 o'clock
p. in., for the purpose of electing direc
tors and for the transaction of such
other business as may pioperly conic
before the meeting.
The stock transfer books of the
company will be eloped on the 31st day
of December. 19C2. at 5 o'clock p. m..
ar.d will remain closed until the 13th
U)G Sixth Avenue Hotel
Only Home-Like Hotel in Phoenix
Everything New, Neat and Clean
Ivlrgautlj Furnished Sunny Rooms
Table Unsurpassed
II. M. CHAPMAN, Prop.
Sanitary Plumbing
Whc n
to dat,
need of a
ith Boom
Porcelain
Fixture s. i
Bath
a!! a
Tub. Stationary Wash Stand or
id let us estimate tile cost.
up
WILLIAM EVANS,
Phone 2711.
19 West Adams St.
COLD .AIR
STORAGE
MARKET.
S. J. TRIB0LET, Prop.
114120 E. Washington St.
Opposite City Hall.
Telephone 61.
Choice Meats
Dressed Poultry
Delicatessen
fru't, Vegetables, Produce
Cheese, imported ami domestic;
Holland Herring; Salt Mack
erel: Zulh Pickles; Olives;
Sauerkraut; Smoked Fish; Sar
dellen, etc. Everything kept In
cold storage and first class.
Caglc Brand Oysters.
Fresli Fish Ereij Day.
Walter Hill & Co
RtCUYfRS.
packers,
shippers
Fruits and Produce,
Phoenin, Tucson, Prescott,
Arizoni.
Hff i Jffl wit"
Tf'Sa'rereg'TO T'.AIWHW)fM,Bf.aj1.
in i
not need
Experience and Knowledge Tell the Stcry
Ul. IIIUDHrii1 locoiitv for mny yt-Rrn.
Suooesful and reliable he hns won the
puMie con Hili-nee. 1e rui-e. -n , n mitrnl
rperiHlty mubt be lmilt nion tiilii5 nid teli
alulily. Tiie cured rmic-ni briiiu nnother,
cil & eoi'.l iir.iiiiiR r e oril of permfHieM c-iiri-n
as tne ronait 01 bun
rior fcklll tiirrini?h
'tile, thus 1 p."" '.iin- a plij mi ihii uh the? ri tire pub-
111: r'i limiijr I I iir XV Mr Hl IT n fipec'iaUT
... jr , ... . i . J
i , . , . iii iucu sua I'll inn miiih n 'lirrngi,.
e..ie v iiom mo writer has ap- i out tiie sum w si k t) orine,iv f kill J n 1 mal
Wan ltd A
ceptive and
small boy with large re
recuoeiatlve powers. A
Tt ti' t. Yx . f ... ...
' "l'u'-,'-:" uuu in-e suoject are unani
mous in their willingness to
smother-fellow" do it and bellev
fasting is an excellent thing, but owln
co me strong habit acquired
life, 'ti3 difficult to convince
the beautiful world this would
united In one grand fa t.
let
early I:,
them or
be if all
relieble. Contracted
lntr ellsiatiPii of the
and urinary o-pari,
neis, and all delicate.
Disorders invulv
Seiul, lri"nc-y
beminal Weal
grave and obticatc
a r.o
the c hur h goln;-
prolon.'e-l
In the log cabin revival days
torious sinner, who had long
thorn in the flesh to
people was at last after
urging, persuaded to attend the nightl.
meetings. The preacher poured hot
shot at Jones for several nights with
out visible effect. Mr. Jones, who wa
unfortunate enough to have a hair Hp
-and spoke very Imperfectly was. how
ever, finally moved to arise with the
intention appaiently of confessing his
.-noiieomings and as they were
ous, everybody was anxious
them.
Mr. Jones
'0
CONSULTING
Specialty
Chronic
Diseases.
physician.
successful. rv.HiRRinr, Reliable.
SKILLFUL. DmBBARD0CRISSVI.
numer
to hea r
started in with n Inltin-
i. -- -- - i
numrjiing speech saying: "Brother
-no jMsters fvo been a sinner
time ana desire
long
your nravers-" ir
1 V,7 cipicci oy some Gis-
tant Sister who said: "Speak a little
ouac-r isrotner we cannot hear
Jonen repeated his speech, but
you. "
before
nARVAHD mtDlCAL LOLLEIjE.r A
vnc ur i nc dui
m nil hfniti r
4 .r. ..,T
main. lies with all llie-ir ilevtrui-tive result
prom fit ly uml .eriitii ut-n 1 1 y e aired by the lii(ct
Hinl must scicniilie niethnils. No in.tr
who has fmled, Imw Iih.I vi.ur ur hnw
chronic, i-niisult me uiiliout liclay ami liiul out
whether yen tire curable or niit. ancen,
tumors, ulcers and external iruwlhr cured
without the knife it severe measures. Te-s-titiiiiiiials
at otlieu. If jxissible nluavs Ih'cmiih
tneil by an ex ert meet him, talk with him
ami judge fur yourself hh to his integrity and
ability. When unable to do so satisfactory ami
successful home treatment mav Ik had. Dr
H'tbrd llibbard Huildinn, if. ' jh Scuth Si-e-ond
.Avenue, I'hm-ni.T, Arizona. Consulta
tion Fre All niedieines at my own Ubora
tury. liours 10-1'2. 1-a, C ".
Seasooabfe Suggestiorss
IN OUR. READY-MADE DEPARTMENT
SATEEN SKIRTS
Are always in order and we have a
most complete showing. Made with
titiier rullles or plaitings any price
from $1.25 t j $3.50 each. Cheaper
than you can make them.
CHILDUEN S C'OATo
Almost every kind of c.aat for lit
tle people can be found here and
with our garments we cal make a
"little swell" out of a:iy miss who
oir.es in. J2.50 and up.
S1BK SHI I IT-WAIST SF1TS
The shirt-wain suit has come to
stay and justly so. as they aie at
once the acme if style and comtort.
We are showing snme i rpecially
swagger cr.es just n..w. made of
black taflctt.a silk, cut and trimmed
in the very latest N'ew Y;iik mndo.
$1!0 and p.
SILK SKI UTS
Xo costume is complete without a
silk petticoat ar.d we are generally
recognized as the silk petticoat
head'iuarters of Arizona. Every
c o'.or of the rainbow is here and
should you wish to make some one
happy on Christmas morning with
a silk petticoat, tl i- is the place to
come. $5 to $5.
JACKETS AND TAILOR-MADE
SFITS
This department is the pride of
the store and when you buy your
suit or jacket here you know It will
fit and wear satisfactorily.
The manager of this department
is c onsidered one of the, best practi
cal cloak and suit makers ir. to.n
and if your gaiments don't fit per
fectly she don't let them go out.
Satisfaction guaranteed always.
FRENCH FLANNEL WAISTS
Wai in. comfortable, stylish "and
si i vleeab'e are our new French
Flannel wains.
Ainu, st every color made, and all
shies, can be seen here now.
Why wouldn't one make a good
Chiistn.as present for her'.' 15 and
uh. '
BATH ROBES
W'hat article of woman's apparel
yields more solid comfort than a
good comfortable bath-robe?
For lounging around or resting
comfortably after your "tub"
there's nothing like our bath
robes. All colors, made of eider
down, etc. Prices $4.95 ar.d up.
SILK WAISTS
We have a few silk waists here
that were left over from last seas
on and while they are made of
beautiful materials they'ie not
s-'trictly up-to-date in cut. ,
If you want a silk waist r.t a
ridiculously low price this is your
i har.ee as we want to clean up this
line.
HEAVY WASH WAISTS
Heavy white washable waists are
particularly swell this season and
we have an assortment that will
please everyone.
Thole's nothing eiuite like them
for all around wear in Phoeaix.
$2.50 up.
THE BEST Al WAYS'"
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