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THE BI8BEE DAILY REVIEW, BI3BEE. ARIZONA. TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 22, 1903.
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JUST THREE DAYS MORE.
Three busy, hustling: days, full of excitement, hurry and no, not trouble, for even the eleventh hour pur
chaser won't have any difficulty in finding something suitable for gift-giving. Of course, each day now
there's less and less to pick from -that's to be expected, but this would be a poor sort of a store, indeed,
if its Christmas stock gave out four days or even one day before The Day of al1 the days of the year.
But don't put off making your selections one minute longer than you have to. : : : : :
Slippers
All the popular shapes and
leathers in Men's Slippers,
$1.25 to $3.50 a pair.
Woraens Slippers, from the
plain, serviceable sort at
Si. 00 a pair to the dainty,
fancy kind at S4.00 a pair.
Fancy Vests
Washable Vests, single or
double breasted, $1.00 to
$4.5o. Vests of fancy wool
en materials from $3.50 to
$6.5o each. There's no
difficulty in getting the
single size
Razors, Etc.
If superstitious, exact one
cent from the recipient and
ward off the supposed ill
effects of a keen edge gift.
Razors from the best mak
ers 70c to S3. 00 each.
Strops 00c to $2.oo. Shav
ing brushes, all prices.
Fountain Pens
Waterman's Indeal Pens
Mufflers
Silk Mufflers 5o to 2.oo.
Full press Protectors i.25
to 1.50 each.
Carving Sets
Three piece sets, horn
handles, from 4.50 to 16 00
a set; pearl handles 21.00 a
set.
An Absolute Necessity CANDY
Wouldn't a Christmas Day without candy be a farce' Get your supply just
as early as you can, Every year. Christmas Evo finds cur Candy Case and
reserve stock as bars as old Mother Hubbard's cupboard.
Huyler's Candy in packages. Gunther's in bulk to be put up in any
way you wish,
Affam, be prompt, or you will be disappointed.
Women's HandKercHiefs
TItj handkerchief stock is meltir.jj away like snow under Arizona sunshine.
? We've never I ad prettier hanikerchiefs at 23c than wo have now; nor pret
tier ones for 35c. COc. 75c and up to several dollars each. Probably that's
tee very reason we are selling so many more than usual
Everything Ready
in Groceries
If you are busy, use the
phone. Call up 63 and give
your order. It will receive
immediate attention. The
stock of Christmas fruits is
now at its bes'.
A DOZEN HINTS FOR HURRIED FOLKS
Don't attempt to read all that follows; just scan your eye dv. ;
items mentioned in black-faced type strike you as gift-suggestiv
tion and price briefly told directly under eath
the column and if
you'll find descrip-
Perfumes
Roger's & Gallett Extracts irxi good assortment
of odors, from 10c to 2.00.
Colgate Extracts from 5oc to 1.00 a bottle.
Papeteries
A quire of paper with envelopes to match, neat
boxes, the latest tints and shapes. Eaton-Hulburt
quality which is the best from 35c to 60c a box.
SmoKers' Articles
Leather Goods
Women's pocket books, some handsomely trim
med with sterling silver, others richly plain, from
1 50 to 4 00,
Wrist and hand bags
Bill books and card cases for men from 1 25 to
2 00 each,
Shawls
Worsted circular shawls from 25c to 3 50
Silk shawls from 2 5o to 6 50
Men's Neckwear
English squares and folded four-in-hands from
Briar pipes from 25c to 75c.
in cases from 3 50 to 16 00,
holders from 1 25 to 5 00.
, meerschaum pipes
cigar nrf cigarette
2 00 each
5oc each.
The patterns ai.d
taste.
d'.wn to the regular four-in-hands at
coloring ate a'l in the best of 1
Let's Help You,
Mr. Man
The average man, when
buying presents for women,
becomes pitifully helpless.
The fact that he has but
three days left to make up
his mmd increases rather
lessens his perplexities.
Poor "mere man!" perhaps
this list will help you.
A Fur Collarette
A watch. Gold or Silver
A Silk Petticoat
A Dressing Saque or a
Robe
A piece of Furniture
An Umbrella
One or more Handkerchiefs
One or more pair of Gloves
A Dress Pattern
A piece of Cut Glass
Some fancy China
A Chafing Dish
A Linen Set Cloth and
Napkins to match ..
Sterling Silverware
A Toilet Set
A Silk Dress Pattern
A Ring with Diamond or
other mounting
A Brooch
A Hand Bag
A bottle of Perfume high
grade extract such as Rog
er's & Gillett, Qolgate's,
etc.
A piece of Mexican Drawn
Work
This list could be made
longer, but it is intended
to hint at, not completely
catalogue the stock of gifts
suitable for women
Our store closed all
day Christmas.
Gifts for Mtn
A SJggestive list of gift things always arprecijtfd by rrer.. compiled by ore
of them, to aid ar,d save time for women who hive little time to spare these j
lastthree busy days.
A cravat, far.cv Waistcoat or vest, pair "f silk susDer.ders. house coat or
lounging robe, pair of slippers, half dozen handkerchiefs, scarf p.n. pair cf
cuff buttons, an umbrella, bos of cigars, one cr a set cf razors, carv.ng sst,
watch chain or feb, easy chair, pipe, suitcase cr trave l.zg ba? travelling
set, pair cf military brushes, watch gold or silver.
This Is a safe, thoujh incomplete list.
gimcrack. included.
i here's not a useless, tawdry.
Cig'
ars
No fancy lithographed labels and pretty boxes to fcol women into buying
anything that looks like a c;gar but the popular brands of c:gars that we
sell the year round, put vp twenty-five in a box.
Smokers exchange ese as presents every year, and thoy know a good
cigar as scon as they see one.
Some of the brands are: Ir.ternationa's. Tom Moore, La Prefercncio.
Gen. trthur. Principe de Gales. Los Dos Naciones. etc., etc.. etc., etc , etc.
IT-the Gr. eery Counter
is the busiest place in the
t.iori', and everything you
f a- need for the Christmas
dinner is herein p!enty,and
all is as appetizing as cau
be.
Our store closed all
day Christmas,
Thre's a Taste
About Maier ic Zcbelem's Pilsener Beer you get in
' no other it gees right to the spot. Call for M. & Z.
Pilsener,
The Maier & Zobelein Brewing Co. of Los Angeles.
A. R- ROBERTS,
Agent Don Luis, Arizona.
Lone Star Meat MarKet.
TSCHIRHART & WOHLSCHLEGEL? Props.
Dealers in Meats of all kinds. Railroad Avenue.
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The Copper
CLOTHING
Queen Store
CLOTHING
COR those who wish a Christmas suit, we will allow the following reductions on
all of our ready made suits commencing Monday, the 21st, and lasting until
Christmas
All 327.50 Su ts S22 OO
All 22.50 " 18.00
All 13.50 " 14.75
I
,ve are ix T
(SO (days old.
Our reavjR f d
Cas;imere3 'l"j.'-a-d
si"g'e breasted
All 515.00 Suits S12.00
, u i" c'd. ur.dersirable stock to select from, but a clean.
All S25.00 Suits S20.00
All 20.00 " 16.00
All 17.50 " 14.00
fresh stock, a part of which is not
Opera Club Bar
Handsomely refitted throughout and refurnished entirely. Is
"UW UKfclM UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
i j ' cductio-; 1: that we have mare suits than we care to take stock of. We have in this line
7o-s.eds, Clays. Vicunas and Meltons in stouts: slims and regulars. Dark and lighS colors, double
tbcutfcir hundred 4oj suits to select front. To please is a small matter.
Dates of Sale Dec. 21, 22, 23 and 24
We invite you to inspect our new place.
W. L. AUBREY, Prop.
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PERSONAL MENTION I
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C. F. Wren, ot the. firm of Moore
Bros. & Wren, has returned to Beth
any.Mo., to spend the holidays.
Mrs. P. E. Coles returned last ev
ening from Tombstone, where she had
been on an extended visit to her parents.
John A. Campbell, treasurer of the
Cananea Consolidated Copper Co., ar
rived in Bisbee last evening from Can
anea, for a visit of a few days.
George Bear, formerly a resident of
Bisbee, accompanied by Mr. Hotch
Kiss, of Douglas, were Sunday visit
tors In Bisbee shaklng'bands with old
friends.
D. P. HIckey, assignee of the Jaa.
H. Long dry goods firm of Douglas,
spent Sunday in Bisbee and returned
to'TEe smelter city on The morning
train yesterday morning.
. 1 V
S. J. Simpson, store manager of the ests of his firm, and has earned a va- boy would not suffer with thp rild.i
wiCKy nger uo. at me L,ucKy nger cation. He win return snortly alter Mr James ls . treasurer of
uiiutr, in ouuura, was iu Dibuee uu me isew xear.
Sunday in consultation with B. F Gra- will wish him many compliments of
ham, president of the company, j the season.
George Chldester, deputy sheriff, I w. Frank James, secretary of sever
.returned from Tombstone yesterday, aI mlnIne. enmoanles oneratlne in this
His many friends Houghton county, Michigan, and with,
"""" -" i" '- """.district, and in which many Michigan
a prisoner captured here Sunday by " , .J, . xttX,
r... ct,J7 ,., parties are owners, arrived in Bisbee
Deputy Sheriff Johnson. gunday even,ng wW rema,Q herfl
W. B. Thompson, the local manager for some 'time. Mr. James left Michi
of the Henry P. BarbdurTo., leaves gan when the mercury was dancing
this pvenlnsr for Ios Angeles to snend around tho zero mark, and was sur
the Christmas holfdays. Mr. Thomp
son na3 been here constantly since the
Don Luis TownsTte company took up
the proposition of the townsite, work
ing hard "and faltfifully In the inter-
prised to find the "autumnal nectar"
of Bisbee awaiting him. His kindly
disposed moUier, fearing for fiTs good
health, also sent him three mufflers
by mail since his arrival, so that her
his friend, Mr. Cowan, the suDerin
tendent of the Bisbee Improvement
company, has always taken a strong
interest in politics."
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Superintendent Gone.
I. L. Merrill, former superintendent
of the Calumet and Arizona Mining
Co., left on Sunday evening for Los
Angeles, wBere he will spend Christ
mas with his family. Seforo leaving
Mr. Merrill stated, that he could not
say definitely when he would return
to Bisbee.
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Some of the Price Tickets in 4
Schwartz Bros.' Show Win-
dow Read Thus:
A swell four-in-hand, 73c, 2
for $1.25.
Silk finish night shirts, $2.00,
$3.50 per pair, " "
Fancy wool cr cotton hose,
50c" pair, $2.75 box".
Fine linen handkerchiefs,
$1.00 box of 1-2 "dozen.
Pure white silk handker-
chiefs with Initiar'TocT
A warm sweater for $3.00
clown to $1.50 each.
Our silk, suspenders, 50 for
the President.
"Four Beauties" in silk sus-
penders at $1.00. " t
Silk lined kid cr mocha
gloves, $2.00.
Perrin3' best gloves. $1.50
and $2.00.
Fancy vests: White, $1.50. f
Fancy, $1.75 up.
An "Elk" slipper, a daisy,
too, for $2.00.
Nice and warm slipper, fleece
lined, $1.50.
Kid lined slipper, $1.75. s
Bath or lounging robes, $6.00 t
and $7.50.
Smoking jackets, $5.00 to
$12.50.
Carved leather goods, cuff
links, men's garters, etc., at
Copper Queen Arrivals.
W. F. James, Fred W. Bauer, Bl
Paso; oe Seebe. and wife. El Paso;
Taos. O'Connor, New York; Joe Mc
Cfelland, New York; J.' X Turner, Doa
L'ufs. J. Vf. Carr, Baker City; L. C.
Harrington, Houghton; J. J. Johnson,
Phoenix; J. D. Hardin, Chalton, Iowa.