Arizona republican. [volume], December 22, 1914, Page PAGE SIX, Image 14

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MOUSING, DECEMBER 22, 1911
THIS OPPORTUNITY
IS VANISHED 0
CHRISTMAS JOY
Let Us Suggest
An Electric Vacuum Cleaner. They arc easily han
dled and can he u&'ed on Avails or floors; no dust
while in operation.
An O-Cedar Polishing Mop, one that can he adjust
ed to use in any place, for furniture as well as floor.
See our line of Xnias presents J
Ezra W. Thayer
121-1:50 E. Washington St. 127-1X. E. Adams
Join the Phoenix Prosperity Club
Fill nut tlic blank below and enroll yourself as a
Kinion pure booster for riioenix and the valley. Send
in t lie tilled out coupon to The Republican and be
come a member of the Phoenix Prosperity Club:
Name
Street No
I desire to join Willi you in the Rood work of
letting the outside world kno about Phoenix and
the Salt ltiver Valley.
For a Few Days Ba Ike's Big Curio
Store Will be Open to Christ
mas Buyers
WUUVUWtWftlVii""""" JAAA
WANTED
Dru store or any other line of clean business in
prominent corner store, opposite new Y. M. C. A.
Size 30x10. Rent reasonable.
ADDRESS 129 E. BROADWAY, Tucson, Arizona
Amusements
TODAY,, TOMORROW AND THURSDAY
Hobart Bosworth
IN
Jack London's Great Storv
"BURNING
DAYLIGHT"
Friday and Saturday "The Making of
Bobbie liurnit."
ARIZONA THEATRE
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A few days more and Balke's Iiig Cu
rio Store which has been an institution
if Phoenix for more than a quarter of
a century and whose fame has spread
all over the world, will be no more. The
great retirement sale is drawing to a
close. On the first of the year it will
be no more and the place where it has
been established so long will be vacant.
But it will last long enough for the
Christmas buyers to whom circum
stances have made it a godsend this
year. Those who do not avail them
selves of the opportunities it offers will
be the losers and they will miss some
thing that will not come again.
The Big Curio Store was always a
great rendezvous for Christmas buyers.
They could get what they wanted
there, whatever it- might be, and they
kneiv that it was genuine, and that it
was worth what they paid for it. Now,
they have the assurance that whatever
they buy is worth much mofe than the
purclia.se price, for in the gfeat retire
ment sale everything is being sold at
much less than cost, at whatever it
will bring, for the goods must be dis
posed of.
It is impossible to enumerate the
articles which are suitable for Christ
inas gifts at the Big Curio Store, there
are so many of them. But among them
may be mentioned the souvenir calen
dars, with pictures of Arizona scenes,
Indian moccasins of many kinds, artic
les of native copper, Indian jewelry and
articles of jeyelry made of petrified
wood, ostrich plumes and ostrich
leather fans. Mexican handmade, sill
shawls and hundreds of other things,
erpiully appropriate and as good bur
gains. The only way to grasp the op
portunities at the Big Oirio Store is to
call and see them. Advertisement.
o
Eighty-five per cent, of
the gross proceeds from the
sale of Red Cross Seals goes
to St. Luke's Home. Help
your local institution. db
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET
BOSTON. Dec. 21. Following
the quotations on copper stocks at
close on Monday: Bid.
Adventure 1
Arizona Commercial :JTi
Allouez uj
Butte Col it ion -
Calumet Arizona 53
Calumet & Hecla ."60 3
Copper Range S2
Daly West 2'i
Ray Consolidated 15
Giroux p
Greene Cananea 24
Hancock 13
Isle Royale IVVs
Lake Copper 5
Mohawk 46
Mass. Copper 3
North Butte 22
Nevada Cons 12
Osceola
Old Dominion
Quinoy 52
Shannon 5
Superior Copper 2?,Vi
Tamarack 25'4
Utah Cons 10
Victoria lV's
Winona "
Wolverine
North Lake l'i
South Lake 5
rhino 33
Utah Copper 48
Shattuck 19 V
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Others 'Who Would Like to
Bring Ilolidav Happiness
to Those Who but for Out
side Assistance Are Bar
red Enjoyment.
Jn addition to the Big Brothers'
contributing to the Christmas fund,
already announced The Itepubliean
yesterday received a check for $3
from Mrs. Kate Millett and a con
tribution of $1 from A. H. Tebben.
A Barrow sent 1 with a note "for
some kiddie's Christmas.'' J. R. Por
ter sent a check for $5. Through K.
P. Conway, a check for $2.50 was re
ceived from Dominick Donofrio for
the Belgian Relief Fund.
Mrs. C. S. Gulhert of 1120 North
Second street called at the office to
inquire of what help she could be.
She would like to be Santa Claus for
some poor little boy about seven
years old.
This Big Brothers' movement has
brought out not only money, hut also
many encouraging letters and some
moving letters. Among them is the
following, the name of the family be
ing omitted but it will be given to
the distributors of Christmas cheer.
Phoenix, Dec. 1.
To Tha Arizona Republican:
I would nike to be a Big Brother
but I can't. 1 have been in Phoenix
for over a year but have spent the
whole time in bed. As a result, I
am not very "flush" in money mat
There is a family near here with
four children that need help in or
der to have a happy Christmas. Their
name is and they live In a
house on Jefferson street two
doors from . The father is not
well and though his wife works
among the neighbors they can bare
ly provide for the children. The
youngest was out of school for awhile
this fall because he had no shoes.
While they do not need food, the
children will have no toys on Christ
mas unless some one of the organi
zations in the city will provide them.
Their faith in Santa Claus is yet
unshaken but their prospect Is not
bright.
There are three boys, ages six.
eleven and thirteen, and a girl of
eight. I think the oldest boy com
prehends the situation but the other
three do not.
Is there not some charitable organ
ization in the city which believes
that children should have toys on
Christmas as well as good things
to eat. Many people will help pro
vide necessities but neglect toys. I
believe a child forgets a good dinner
quicker than it forgets the absence
of toys on Christmas.
Please hand this letter and contri
bution to some one who will try to
help these children. Their wants are
small and a few simple toys will
bring joy.
ELMER H. FLEHR,
1515 East Washington.
Mr. FUhr enclosed a sum of money.
There is another letter from I. K.
Black of Polk street calling atten
tion to the dire needs of another
family whose address he gives.
Pi
fin
Does He or She
Write?
Special Closing Out Sale on e( '
Moore Pens
9
Non-Leakable f
"The kind that writes with the point" '
Prices from $2.50 to $4.50 f
Now is the time to see
Bears East Window
THE BEAR DRUG STOKE
Opposite City Hall
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WHITE SLAVERY CHARGE i
AGAINST A SAFFDRD MAN
A Little Boost for Good
Roads; get out that Drag if
the Sun Shines!
Empress Theatre
TODAY
VITAGRAPH
PRESENT THE BROADWAY STAR FEATURE
In Six Parts
"MR. BARNES OF NEW YORK"
And the
GAZETTE CHRISTMAS FUND PICTURES
ARIZONA
Coming, Suridav and Monday
THE GREAT PRODUCTION
"AMERICA"
C O I- I E J M iLerter & Moure, Singing & Talking
- Gaines & Eddy, Jet Jesters. Steve
Two Show. Nightly-7:10 .nd 8:40-
10 and 20e. '
i-i-i ii sen
LAMARA
COMING
Annette Kellerman in
"NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER"
Regale
Trey o' Hearts No. 8
Tuesday and Wednesday
Buy Red Cross Christmas
Seals and help your local in
stitution, do
'GOING UP'
TONIGHT
ED REDMOND
STOCK CO.
In the Gripping Crook
Play,
"ALIAS
JIMMY
VALENTINE."
Fashion Plate
Wednesday Matinee
Phone Elvey & Hulett's
for Reserved Seats,
441 or 411
SKATING RINK
Cor, 2nd and Madison Sts.
OPEN TUESDAY, THURSDAY &
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
AND EVENINGS
W. H. T0LER, Mgr.
Million Dollar
Mystery
:-: TODAY :-:
LION THfeATRE
E
TO LOOK OVER VALLEY
AND ROOSEVELT ROAD
The second division of Southern Pa
cific eastern traffic representatives,
who are making an educational trip
along the lines of that route, will ar
rive in Phoenix this morning. The
party consists of w. B. Johnson, gen
eral agent, Baltimore; James Smith,
New York city; Otto Schumacher,
New York City; F. E. Hiltz, Boston;
.1. F. Gallagher. Philadelphia; T. B.
Brennan, Buffalo; W. T. Holly, Cin
cinnati. After seeing Phoenix and the Salt
River Valley, they will leave immedi
ately by auto for Globe. ' They are
making this trip in order that they
may return to their respective stations
and give prospective possengers lirst
hand information concerning the
Globe-BoOKcvelt side trip. The gentle
men will be entertained at Hotel
Adams as guests of General Agent
Gatter, and will be accompanied by
him from Phoenix to Bowie.
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Minister's Seashore Romance.
CHICAGO, Dec. 21. A summer ro
mance, begun four years ago on tho
Maine coast was brought to a bappy
climax today at Kvanston, when Miss
Charlotte V. Pierce was wedded to
Rev. Edward C. Boynton, student
pastor at the University of Miehi
gan; Miss Pierce and Mr. Boynton,
then a Harvard student, had gone
to spend the summer at Five islands.
Dr. Nehemiah Boynton of Brooklyn,
the famous divine and father of the
Harvard student, had a summer cot
tage on one of the islands there.
Miss Pierce accompanied her grand
mother, who had also taken a cot
tage. But unlike the proverbial
summer ' resort friendship, theirs was
not forgotten. A second summer at
the shore resort resulted in an en
gagement, and next summer they will
go back to Five islands and have a
cottage of their own.
The wedding took place at the
home of the bride on Hinman ave
nue, Evanston. The young preacher
took his bride to Ann Arbor, where
he holds a pastoral relationship to
the students of the University of
Michigan.
A complaint, charging white slave
ry, whs drawn yesterday for Harry
W. Doylle of Safford, on information
received from the t'nited States of
ficers of Graham county. U. S. At
torney Thomas A. Klynn drew tin
the complaint for filing before U. S.
Commissioner J. H. Langsfone.
Meanwhile, Doyle was driving a
team, some place between Safford
and Bowie, or in that immediate vi
cinity, and the officers were being
warned to look out for him. He had
not been tnken into custody up to
the time the local office closed yes
terday afternoon.
That Doyle transported a woman
from California into Arizona for im
moral purposes is the charge.
offices of the United States.
This branch has also written and
paid for by n"w organization this
year $400,000, which is a wonderful
record along this line. In fact, they
lead the whole southwestern depart
ment in this particular, and was one
of the first branches in the above de
partment to fill their allotment on
paid business.
Mr. Johnson leaves on January 7
for Belleair, Fla., to attend the annual
meeting of the officers and general
agents of the company.
Form Big Commerce Body.
PROVIDENCE, R. I., Doc. 21.-1.
was announced at the annual meet
ing today of the Providence chamber
of commerce that 2.018 new members j
had been elected, as the result of a
big campaign for a large commer
cial body. Little Rhode Island has !
resolved to make up for its size !
by leading in enthusiasm for a big
boom in business during the coming j
year.
A GIFT
Worth While
What is more suitable as a gift
for anyone than a beautiful Bible?
I have a few eopks of the verv
latest styles at prices ranging from
$2..",0 to $6.00.
Will be glad to c;i 11 and show them
Phone to Room 68.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
E. S. WAKELIN
GROCER CO.
WHOLESALE
A Little Boost for Good
Roads: get out that Drat? if
the Sun Shines! j
ARIZONA BRANCH
OF NEW YORK LIFE !
An Excellent Year's Record of the
Local Agency j
The Arizona branch office filled its
allotment of $2,600,000.00 on Decern-
her 3. This is new business paid for
during the year 1114.
When Mr. I. J. Johnson, present
agency director, took charge of this
office eleven years ago this branch
was paying for about $800,000.00 and
the" district comprised the state of
Arizona. Now the Arizona branch
covers Arizona, New Mexico south of
Albuquerque, and the states of So-
nora and Sinaloa in Old Mexico. How
ever, the com pan has not written
any business in Old Mexico since the
war broke out there, so that the above
$2,600,000 allotment was paid for in
Arizona and Southern New Mexico.
The Arizona branch office is now In
the t.OOO.OOO class and one of the big
WE MEAN BUSINESS
CAVILEER'S CUT RATE ON PAINTS
Special outside green or brown paint, guaranteed, per gal $1.20
Pure boiled linseed oil S5
Denatured Alcohol So
Our very best roof paint, guaranteed to stop the leaks for 5 years
and be absolutely fire proof, per gal $1.0
A job lot of ordinary roof paint, per gal 50
A splendid general inside paint, per gal 1.25
All of our $2.40 a gallon paint, per gal ; 1.75
Have to make room for a carload of "Sun Proof." This is a cash
sale. Mail orders filled the same day as received.
Cavileer and Company
THE PAINTERS
108 E. Adams St. Phone 1829
"KELLY'S FAMOUS" j
The Perfect Flour
Made from Kansas hard wheat. ASK YOUR GROCER !
fVVVVVVArWryVVytrWSrrVirW
: If the Sun Shines, Drag
the Roads!
RBflAN
Lamara Theatre
ANNETTE KELLE
THE PERFECT WOMAN
A modern Venus of the deep and supporting company in the wonder water
spectacle
Neptune's Daughter
Performance time: 1112:402:204:005:407:209:00
LAST CHANCE-TODAY AND TOMORROW
Come in the afternoon and avoid the Rush.