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DAILY AEIZONA SILVER BELT
Sunday, September 20
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SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Ain't That tho Truth?
, Joo Procluiska, raanngor of tho Globo
tingles, accompanied by Mrs. Prochaskn,
oamo up from Qlobo to witness tho gamo
between tho Eagles and tho Gila Valley
team. The defeat of the Eagles did
not worry Smiling Joo very much. Joo
is a game sport. Safford Guardian.
Chicken for Sunday Dinner
Iko Ford, tho caterer, has a. nico lot .
of chickens which ho killed yesterday,'
tor aunuay s uinnor, oct in eany wun
vour order.
can bo soon in thoir window. Tho next
timo you a ro down town, tako a l6ok.
Hattlo Calo, a woman of ill fame, ar
rested by Deputy Marshal Bob Edwards,
was. brought before Justice Hiuson
Thomas yestorday and fined $10 on a
charge of disorderly conduct on the
streot. . '
Hunting on tho Black
It. W. Maine, hisvtwo sons, Mr. Car
lock and Lester Vincent are on the
Mack river enjoying an outing of sov--ral
weeks' duration, hunting and fish
ing. A messenger in from camp yes
terday states that the hunters have en
countered several deer and that other
game is vory plentiful. Fishing is re
orted line. Every member of tho party
is a good shot and their bagging should
bo large.
You Should Seo tho Windows
Tho Globe Hardware Co., without
doubt, has one .of tho most nttractivo
displays of guns over in Globe, which
Billy Fisko Builds Walk
Hilly Fisko, yesterday, was hard at
work, building a now grade walk to
give his housq u separate entrance on
tho north. The houso stands on a'hiU,
opposite the hotel, and heretofer t'io
only entranco has been through the
stairway between tho Fisko residenco
and the houso south of it.
Disorderly Conduct Punished
Sultan Homo Bopainted
The Sultan homo has been repainted
by Decorator Estes of tho Van Wugeneu
company.
Fines in Saloon Case
Eddio Nicla&n, the boy who was
found in n saloon, and Joe Vasquez,
the owner of tho saloou, were each fined
$5 by Justice Unison Thomas yester
day, tho court taking occasion that the
minimum fluo would be imposed !n tins,
the first ofTcuse, but that any other
cases brought beforo it would bo pun
ished heavily. Under tho law, not even
newsboys or telegraph messenger boys
aro allowed to enter a saloon under
any circumstances,.
Dog Fight Bring Arrest " ,
The two bootblacks who do business
next to the corner of Brond and Oak
streets, wcro arrested by Deputy Mar
shals Cochran and Edwards yesterday
evening for disturbing tho peace by
making their dog fight another, be
longing to Al Stamm. Tho negroes were
caught in the act of sicojng on the
dogs.
Sold Liquor to Indians
Anton Gasco, an Itnlian, was arrest
ed by Deputy United States Mar-jhal
Bill V,oris yesterday on u charge of sell
ing liquor to mi Indian. Gasco was
released on bond.
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Fighters Fined
Me.ritt Steyens and another negro,
named Blake, charged with fighting,
were, eacli fined $lfi by Justice Tlinson
Thomas yesteulay.
was takon by Doputy Marshal Cochran
yostorday afternoon and dumped into
tho county jail to await trial on a
chargo of adultory. The officer had to
kick in tho door whon Jackson refuse'l
to opon it, but tho ncgrcss who way
with hint escaped.
Kellner on.-Long Trip-
School Superintendent W. O. Kellner
will leave tomorrow morning for Picas-
aut Valley to be gono about fivo days or,
an inspection tour of the schools ii'
that district. Friday, tho superintend
ent visited the Bclloview school and or.
his return reported thai the Mihool had
an attendanco of thirteen children, in
charge of J. H. IJaniels as tcachc. Th i
last census gave that district twenty
tlirco children of school age, but while
thcro arc at present fifty men working
in the mines of that locality, tlfo popu
lation of the district is not ncarjy yo
largo as it was last year.
Marriage License Issued
Capital Paid in, $100,000.00
THE1 GILA VALLEY BANK & TRUST CO.
Surplus (10,i
C. E. MILLS, President.
H. S. VAN GOEDEB, Cannier.
C. E. MILLS
II. S. VAN GOBDEB
A. T. THOMSON
We Invite Now Business
Dr. L. D. Bicketts, Vice President
DIRECTORS
L. D. BICKETTS
T. A. PASCOE
T. A. PASCOE, Vice PiesiJn
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WALTER DOUOI4J
E. M. HUBD
WE pay 4 per cent on Savings Ai
Canvas awnmgs Globe Paint Co.
Daring Darkey Dumped
C. J. Jackson, a negro who had re
peatedly made threats that tho police
officers of Globo could never arrest li'm,
Probate Judge P. O. Hobcrtson, yes
terday, issued a marriage license to
Jerry Murphy, aged 22, and Marq Ann
Guilfoyl, aged 21, both natives of Ire
laud and reauionts of Globe.
Watch the paper for Adams' Tuesday
bargains.
TheGlobeBank
and Savings Co.
MONEY TO LOAN
153 EAST CEDAlf STREET
We pay 5 per cent per annum, on
Term Deposits If left 3 months.
We pay as high as 9 per cent on Es
crow Deposits. Don't let your money
lay ldlo without Interest. Start a Sav
ingB Account today, and make your
money work for you whilo you sleep.
We handlo Real Estate of all kinds,
and we write Fire Insurance In the best
companies in the world.
Bargain Considerations for You
Wo have, on Noftsger Hill, a number of three and four room hocjj
wiucii ara ior saio at uie email payment, ui 9 11 uiuuui. i you
paying rent of from $15 to $25 per month, why not pay that meney 5
your own home, and at tho samo time get the increase on the value
tho property; instead of the landlord, who gets the rent and the liicreu
also. There .are many In this town of Globe who have paid out reu
enough in tho past few years to buy a nice home, they are still pjy
rent and will swear at the landlord and say ho Is a "grafter"
the landlord took advantage of an opportunity on what you are nowpjj
ing for. Wo have one two-room house and two lots to be sold for ty
cash. NThls bargain Is open to all comers until Monday the 21st. if ft
are paying rent and want a home, we will loan you $200 to help -j,
buy this property, because it is a good bargain.
We have many good bargains in different portions of town, a&ij
you want to get "lucky" give us a call, and stop paying rent by bjv
your own landlord, compliments or
Home Investment Company
HOUSES FOR RENT.
Wooltex Tailored Suits, Skirts,
CoatsAdvance Autumn Styles
The most radical style
duced in the new Wooltex
many satin buttons and the
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innovations in years are intro-
models. The high collar, the
profusive use of braid in the
trimmings, the extremely long hiplcss,
.semi-fitted coat aud the gored skirt with
train and high girdle, many finished
with sash at top of skirt these aro
the most noteworthy of the new features
duo principally to the revival of the
Directoire style. Tho Wooltex Suits,
Skirts and Coats are only to bo found
hero at this "store. They are exhibited
in tho richest colorings in soft, clinging
mnterials, Chiffon, Broadcloth and Im
ported Tweeds in threo-fourths, seven
eighths and full lengths. x A choice as
sortment of Wooltex party and recep
tion gowns are displayed for your crit
ical inspection. This display is by far
the grandest and most elaborate you
have over seen. Words cannot describe
it. Tho Wooltex garments have justly
become tho most popular apparel for
Globo's women, becauso tho style, finish,
workmanship, and wearing quality is
thoro and tho prices aro always just a
littlo lower than you expected. yThe
Wooltex label is a guarantee that it's
just right.
Misses' and Children's Attire
Sehooi girls aro just at the ago when
they awaken to a "pride of appear
anee." This is tho ago which molds
thorn for life, as careful or careless
dressers. Every mother should realize
tho importance of this fact and see to
it that her girls aro as well dressed as
their associates. Let us help-you we
are well prepared.
Brown's
Globe's Greatest and Best Store
In Our Boy's Department
School days are now upon us and
the care-free vacation isa thing- of
the past. It is now you must think
of the almost forgotten -niceties of
the boy's apparel. We have antic
ipated all your needs and have here
awaiting your inspection ond ap
proval, a most complete stock of
Boys' Clothing and Furnishings.,
The patterns and styles we have
will add dignity to the boy's appear
ance. Our leader and favorite is the
Norfolk. It is a wear resisting and
shape retaining suit and will wear
as well as they look.
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WE MAKE THE PRICES
This store is Globe's great shopping center. It is the store
where all the people all the time can be sure of Style, Quality
and'Price. The store is now full to overflowing with the Tiew
fall goods. Last week was" a record breaker for this house.
We did the largest business in our history and it but proves our
statement that this store at all times leads. It is easy to do
your shopping here. Pay us a visit.
Globe's Leading Shoe
Store
Here you will find the? leading shoes.
Important News for Men It's a collection
of shoes of the famous Edwin Clapp and Walk
Ovor makes for semi-dress or evening wear.
Every pair is perfect. -
Women's Shoes The stylish Dorothy Dodd shoe for women
is the shoe you should wear. They are made right and the price
is right.
THE GREAT MILLINERY SALE
Monday's express will bring inFive Hundred Tailored Hats worth from $7.50
to S12.50. They will all bejncluded in this sale and you will see the greatest
millinery sale in Globe's history. There will be bargains for all. Don't wait
any longer. Your choice of this lot for
The Best Clothes in the WorU
Are Hart, Schaffner & Mai
This famous make of Men's Clothes can only be had
this store. They are the talk af the town, the latest style
the new fabrics and colors are here giving you the large
variety to choose rrom : mere
is no such thing as not being
able to bo Well dressed, as you can get
a splendid suit here, a suit that you
canuot equal at any other store, for the
reasonable sum of $25. And there's a
reason why you should wear Hart,
Schaffner & Marx clothes. Every gar
ment is guaranteed to be all wool, and
oh, how they do wear. You will Wike
no mistake by taking our advice ami
having your next suit supplied by ci&.
Let this store be
your clothes store
and you will al
ways be we
dressed.
How about a new overcoat? Wo have
the snappiest and most up-to-date line
for you to, choose from and they're
Hart, Schaffner & Marx make, too. That
means they're the best.
Copvripht oo8 br Hirr Schsfner & Mn I
$4.00
Big reductions also on every hat in the house including the Gage and Fisk
Hats.
New Fall Hats for Men
We have just 'received a larg
shipment of "Hawes and Stetsc
hats that will fit the head and purs
of every man in Globe. The shap
are the latest and you cannot
to find just the style you like.
$mmf ess
The finest line of Manhat
tan Shirts. Neckwear, Hos
iery, etc. Special offerings
in this department.
Every Grocer Sells Groceries
But Not as Cheap as We Do
There is a big difference between the way most grocers sells groceries and our
method. We will give you the very best quality and our prices are the lowest.
Not only that but you can -be as well satisfied by ordering over the phone as
though you came to the store. Prices that will set you thinking
Dill Pickles, per qt., 25c or 2 for 5c
Sour Pickles, per qt., 25c or 2 for 5c
Salt Mackerel, .... 2 for 25c
Fine Onions, 4 lbs 25c
New 1908 Crop Dried Peaches
and Apricots, 3 lbs 50c
Irish Potatoes, these are fine.
Lipton's Tea, regular $1, per lb. 80c
INSIST ON THE IRIS BRAND. It means grocery protection to you. All IRIS goods are goods of quality
and are guaranteed to please you. IRIS C0F FEE-THE BEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY-Buy It, try
it, and you will use no other. Per pound can, 45 cents 3 pound can, $1.20.
THE SEELIG COMPANY, Inc.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Prompt service
PHONE 151
The house that saves
you money on your groceries.
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