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, DAILY 'AEIZONA' SILVER'BELT
Wednesday, Sept. 23, 1008
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Nono botter than Tony Fnust bcor.
Hold only nt Tho Parlor. M. B. Mon
iihan.
The efforts of Ryu a ft Co have been
rewarded by a most complete liuo of
school books and supplies. You can find
anything thoro.
MWN II
Just for Women's Eyes
Dra. SWIGERT BROS., OITIOIANS,
(PHOENIX and DENVER), will bo
hero agal uat tho Dominion Hotel for
Ave days from September 21th to 28th.
If thoro is anything tho matter with
your oyos or in need of SPECTACLES,
EYEGLASSES, ARTIFICIAL EYES, or
anything OPTICAL, WAIT FOR US.
Wo carry every stylo of mounting man
ufactured and our glasses "fit in every
detail." Let us refer you to our many
satisfied patrons HERE among your
friends and thousands throughout Ari
zona and tho southwest as to our lia
bility end reliability. Wo visit Globo
and Safford rogular.ly twice per year
(spring and fall). Peoplo in tho GILA
VALLEY can seo us at tho JONES HO
TEL in SAFFORD, from SEPTEMBER
21st to 23rd, or como to GLOBE on
dates above. Our work is all guaran
teed. Parents should have their chil
dren's eyes examined now before send
ing them to school.
WAIT FOR US KJk
Swigert Bros.
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Navajo Emblems
In all art departments we seo many
clover patterns of embroidery showing
tho emblems used by tho Moki and
Navajo Indians. Tho most primitivo
ideas are used, and in brilliant colors
tho embroidered designs aro really very
noticcablo and attractive. For cushions,
portieres, and stand covers tho patterns
aro shown in largo or small designs.
On very thin lines the work is done
with bright threads, while heavlor em
broidery (loss is employed for largo
patterns.
-Crisping Foliage
Have your hopes of a crisp, refresh
ing salad ever wilted in proportion to
tho wilted, leaves of lettuce upon which
you had been counting? If so, this bit
of wisdom from my good Pnnchltn's
experience is for you, says Harper's
Bazar.
It is doubtless owing to tho enervat
ing heat of Mexico and tho crudo efforts
of her peoplo toward creature comforts
that this simple device is evolved. At
any rate, Panchita takes lettuce, celory,
parlscy, greens, almost any foliage vege
table, and restores them to perfect
crispness and freshness, however limp
and wilted thoy may be, by first plung
ing them into cold water and allowing
them to romain a few moments; then
sho drains them, leaving them practical
ly dry. Now sho puts them into an air
tight receptacle, leaving them several
hours from two or thrco to six or
eight, it docs not seem to matter and,
presto I tho leases that wero Hat and
lifeless aro now as fresh and crisp as
when they grew in the garden.
A largo tin milk pan turned over an
other milk pan of equal size is a satis
factory air-tight receptacle. It is what
Panchita uses and the results could not
be better fro ma inoro elaborato device.
Tho Empiro Comb
Tho demand for tho Empiro comb
tho real antiquo articlo and' not its mod
ern imitation is at tho present moment
vory great. It is a most becoming fash
ion, and whether used in diadem or
comb form for the front or back of tho
head, both being possible by means of
the reversiblo slide, it is particularly
suitable to tho present crnzo for "pos
tiches" and Mnrteaux curls. In tho
process of adaptation tho old brass comb
part of theso ornaments is removed, as
ladies nowadays find it too heavy, not
having tho other Empiro accessories in
tho way of puffs and turban to support
it, and tortoise-shell foundations havo
been substituted. Somo of the most
beautiful of theso combs aro set with
largo pearls; whilo others in gilt-motal,
with coral, amber, turquoise, or pasto
stones, and worn without any altera
tion in tho setting, make charming or
naments. Their cost is not excessive.
CALIFORNIA FLOWERS
Carnations, 25c per dozen, $1.50 per 100.
Roses 50c per dozen, $3.50 per 100.
Asparagus Plumosus Sprays, $1.00 per 100.
Asparagus Sprengcrii Sprays, $1.00 par 100.
Asparagus Plumosu3 Strings, 35c to 50c each, eight feet long.
Smllax. 15c nor strine. S1.50 ner dozen.
Funeral designs mado and shipped on telegr?phic orders. Special rates
to dealers, agents wamtsjj.
ARMACOST NURSERIES
107 Pier Ave., Los Angeles," Cal.
New Ownership
One Management
The Pioneer Produce Market has been ac
quired by M. C. Bonne, who hereafter will
conduct same in connection with the Pioneer
Meat Market. Mr. Bonne's reputation for
serving the people of Globe is well known.
He will conduct the produce end of his bus
iness along the same lines as he has that of
his meat market giving the public the best
that can be had. At all times you can be
sure that everything in season can be f qund
at the Pioneer and that the products will be
fresh and satisfying. Your patronage is
solicited,
Pioneer Wholesale Meat
and Produce Co.
PHONE 351 M. C BONNE, Mgr.
Tho Small Repairs
. .1 am a firm believer in, tho stitch in
time most wo mon who have been train
ed by scnsiblo mothers do. I know that
tho freshness of wearing apparel, can bo
prolonged by vigilance nnd tho timely
nso of tho. needle. I saw a basketful
of beautiful silk stockings tho other
day which aro entirely out of commis
sion through carelessness. In some of
them stitches had been allowed to run
down till there was no liopo of repair
ing tho mischief, and in others small
holes had been allowed to grow to largo
ones and tho stockings wero of no fur
ther use.
The owner happened to bo ablo to
replace them, but that did not excuse
her negligence. Had sho been poor I
doubt if sho would havo taken better
caro of her belongings. Thoro aro wo
men to whom money comes hard who
neglect to protect tho horns of their pet
ticoats with a braid of somu sort, and
who pay no attention to tho call for
repairs until tho damage becomes seri
ous and requires tho expenditure of a
deal of time. Thoy never look trig and
trim becauso they will not repair but
tonholes, replace missing buttons, and
mend small breaks in tho stitching of
clothing.
liquid strdined off. To this sufficient
rosowater is addedt to rcduco It to an
agreeable strongth. It may bo used
twico a day, or onco only, if tho skin
is not very oily.
Tho littlo candy shop on tho bridge is
now in charge of an expert candy makor,
who makes all tho popular candies fresh
overy day. All goods made of puro cano
sugar, fresh, clean and pure.
" A sprained anklo may bo cured in
about one-third tho timo usually re
quired, by applying Chamberlain's Lini
ment freely, nnd giving it absolute rest.
For salo'by all druggists.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S
SOCIETIES BUSY
Plan Convention at.Bl3boo October 31,
to Novombor 1 to Further Work In
Church Departments.
Boy Wanted At Silver Belt office.
This Is Amateur Night.
A" great program at the Iris.
AMUSEMENTS
Tho Unwise Purchaser
A woman whoso pockot money was
cut down by hard times showed me six
pairs of beautiful silk stockings, pur
chased at a sale, but costing six times
tho price of well made cotton foot cov
erings. "Look nt theso and seo what I am
obliged to wear by my extrnvnganco
of last year," sho said, as sho held up to
view a bag of much mended hosiery
which needed further attention. Tho
silk articles wero useless for common
wear, but they represented an expendi
ture that would havo kept her in whole
stockings for two years.
The wardrobe of tho averago woman
is qui to as absurdly mixed as that. It
contains articles too good for general
wear and somo too bad for any wear at
all, and in somo cases the earnings from
good, hard work wont to purchase them.
Thero is ono woman who pays from
eighteen to twenty dollars for a hnt
which must bo worn with a renovated
frock. Thoy do not fit together, of
course, but to say so does not good what
ever, nnd we find the number of badly
dressed women a great deal larger than
their expenditure warrants.
Bank Exchange Restaurant
IJ. T. LOUIE, Proprietor
Now open in rear of Bank Exchange Saloon
Chinese Chop Suey and Noodles
Meals at All Hours
Open Day and Night
Suggestions for Salads
To keep tho salad oil cruet clear and
sweet, add a tablcspoonful of salt to n
quart of oil. Tho oil will not tasto of
tho salt, as tho latter will not dissolve,
but will sink to nnd sottlo at tho bot
tom' of the cruet.
In mixing salads the oil should be
added first and thoroughly spread bo
foro adding tho other ingredients nnd
mixing.
Salads which are very moist and coo".
ing particularly cucumber should
havo an extra pinch of pepepr added to
counteract tho chilling effect on tho
eater's stomach.
Cold string bean salad should have a
double doso of vinegar, as beans possess
in great degrco tho nutritious and
healthful food salts which develop to
perfection in acid.
Whenovor it is possible pure lemon
juice should bo substituted for vinegar
as being far more wholesome than the
latter.
Endives tho pale, cool, sncculcntly
curly chicory salad should bo scalded
and then chilled to make it more digest
ible for elderly folk, children, or weak
digostioncd invalids.
"Greed for Gold."
Tho Ina Lcfyr company pleased a fair
sized audience last night at Dreamland
with tho old southern comedy-drama
"Greed for Gold."
Tho play is1 a story of nnto-bcilum
days, the characters all typical of south
ern lifo "befo' do wnh." Tho negro
mammy, the southern colonel, the old
planter, take many old timers back to
childhood days.
Miss Lehr as "Florida," tho blind
girl, won the. audience from tho first.
Tho miserly villain played by -Mr. Will
iams could not have been in better
hands. It was a capital conception of
a detcstablo charncter.
Tho specialties were good, and, as
usual, caused roars of 1'iightei.
Tonight, for the first timo in Globe,
will bo presented tho old English melo
drama, "Brother Against Brother."
EVII'S EPIGItAMS
Which of us recognizes tho child of
our brain afttr It hath been blue pen
ciled 7
The prayer t',hat best pleases tho Mak
er of us all is good work cheerfully
done.
Sho that hatli boarded Will sho not
bo bored by tho simple joys of Paradise!
Let's bo thankful. If wo didn't get
what wo wanted, neither did we get
what we didn 't want.
What discomfort could Purgatory of
fer to those who havo lived under a
family with a pianola 7
now things do get mixed in modern
literature! In a recent novel: "Her
head was on his shoulder."
Tho bachelor next door usually has a
private conviction that a now baby is
a yell-spring of joyf
From the drifting rose petals of youth
we may mako the fragrant potpourri of
memory for old age.
This is tho festive season when the
coal man can't Bleep for calculating
how much tho ice man is making.
Tho practical girl dreamed sho dwelt
in marble halls, then worried until she
waked np over who' would scrub them.'
BISBEE, Ariz., September 22. Tho
united young people's societies, of this
city will hold a convention on October
31 to November 1 to discuss topics
pertinent to tho carrying on of vari
ous departments of young people's ac
tivity in tho churches. The services will
be held in tho Methodist and Baptist
churches, and will last two full days.
All of tho young people's soefcties in
tho territory have been asked to send
delegates and a largo gathering is ex
pected. Ucports already received indi
Onto a gathering of more than 100 dele
gates. Svcral speakers of noto will bo
present nnd address tho convention.
Ono of tho chief features that will in
terest many will bo a visit to the mines
on tho evening before the convention
opens. Entertainmont will bo proyided
tho delegates free of charge, provided
fivo days' uotice.of their coming is
given to W. E. Stoncr nt Bisbce.
Tho hope of tho promoters is that
a regular annual convention can bo or
ganized to hold yearly meetings at dif
ferent places throughout the territory.
Lifo of Jcsso James.
A great moving picture at tho Iris.
JAILS HUBBY TO KEEP HIM
AWAY FROM .AFFINITY
Wife of Alleged Chicago Postal Thief
Stood by Him Till He Eonsed
Her Jealousy
CHICAGO, September 22. Prcfcring
to havo her husband in a federal prison
rathor than in tho homo of his affinity,
Mrs. Bay Becker of No. S71 Colorado
avenue, iravo information to postofficc
officials which today resulted in the nr
rest of Clnudo W. Becker, n postal clerk".
In spite of tho fact that her husband
failed to support her, Mrs. Becker re
fused to forsako the man to whom sho
had given her lovo at the demand of her
parents. Even "when she was told that
he was a postal thief her affection never
wavered.
Not until she learned that he had be
como infatuated with another woman
did sho givo to tho federal authorities
the proof, they say, of a long scries of
crime against the government.
Becker was arrested and after ho had
confessed to General James E. Stuart,
chief of postofficc inspectors, ho was
arraigned before United States Com
missioner Footo and was held 'to the
grand jury.
GO OUT TO KILL INJUNS
AND SHOOT THEMSELVES
PLANS TO PIPE GAS TO EUBOPE
St. Louis Man Says Oklahoma Can Sup
ply Older Continent
LONDON, September 22. It is with
in tho realms of possibility that within
ten years continental Europe may bo
supplied by gas for both illuminating
and power purposes sent direct through
a pipo lino from Oklahoma. Alexander
A. Eberson of St. Louis, who has just
secured a concession to establish at
Havre, France, tho first American pack
ing house in Eurdpe, is now figuring on
the feasibility of supplying Europe with
tho natural gas from the United States,
"Oklahoma alroady suplics the states
of Oklahoma, Kansas, Indiann and the
northwestern part of Texas with natural
gas," said Mr. Eberson, "and there are
also pipo lines from Oklahoma to St.
Louis and from Indiana to Pittsburg.
"My clients, who havo immense lease
privileges in tho Indian Territory and,
who supply the Standard Oil company
with oil, have mado uptheir munis to
pipo their gas, if it is at all possible,
to Europe."
GERMAN IS BEST HAGGIS COOK
Milwaukee Scotchmen Hail Teuton as
Greatest American Expert
BACHELOR SARCASMS
Bacholor girls are spinsters wh. art
not willing to admit it.
It's a pity an actress can't cloV3t
tho stage as easily as she can he jf
brows.
Some men gel; married for the por c
oi Having someone to drive the, t
drink.
A girl may refuse a man becau.'. nt
feels surclbat he will propose again bat
a widow never takes itnv chances
A woman always wants her nei;ti Br,
to believe that she trusts her hus'-ni
vij a ouu uwt-oi . tj-.nv ti unv '
Some women arc self-made and
aro remodeled by the drc3smako
Marriage is a poor eye opene
those who arc blinded by jealous
Women may come and women
go, but the bargain counter habit g0
on forever. '
Even a strong minded female di ,kfNi
tho idea of standing up for herself d i
street car.
K?
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NO REGRETS
When no maid comes,
My wifey hums
About our shack;
Of how to put
To rights the hut
Sho has the knack.
Nor docs she then
Of richer mon ,
Who came ,to court
Set up a whine.
That wife of mino
Is a real sport.
Young Scalpers Have Bad Time in Al
loy Trail Eyes and Teeth
Pat Out
BRADDOCK, Pa., Sept. 22. Two
small boys, nine-year-old pals, started
out this morning to hunt Indians in
Wright's alley. Johnnie Manning and
Frank Maslite wero tho Indian hunters.
Tho former got hold of an old gun of
his father's, which he didn't know was
loaded. Two-year-old Maggie Manning
was taken along the Wright's alley trail
too, as a young squaw, to lend more
reality to tho picture.
On tho first fire, at fifty yards, both
Frank und Maggio Manning fell on tho
trail. At the hospital it was found tnnt
Johnnie had lost his left eye entirely,
whilo Maggio will also lose one of her
eyes.
. Frank Mnslinc, who fired tho gun, had
thrco teeth knocked down his throat by
tho recoil.
! The Globe Commercial Co.
PHONE 221
WE WANT YOUR TRADE
The quality of goods carried by us can always be depended on. Wo buy
and sell the best, and handle only such qualities as will appeal to lovers
of "good things to eat."
We have accommodating salesmen.
Our solicitors are competent.
We make prompt deliveries.
Open an account with us today, and wo will both be winner. .
TELEPHONE 221
Question of Trimmings
A great deal of interest centers in tho
new trimmings. Thero is a return of
! jet and pearl bead bandings and ap
pliqucs for tho black nnd white cos
tumes, and there aro somp new and won
derful specimens of oriental embroidery
and bead work, tho latter bcintr listed
as ono of tho latest fads. Braiding is
, still popular, especially on nets, whero
a great ccal, self-dyed as well as black
and white, will 'bo used. Buttons con
tinue to increase in beauty. More metal
and otherwise fancy ones will be used,
and thero are beautiful vari-colorcd
ones.
Honey for the Skin
English cosmetic is puro comb honey
strained and bottled. A very little of
this is rubbed into tho skin with a uit
of cotton wool. This is dono just after
tho fnee has been thoroughly warned
ami cleaned washing is -not always
cleaning and tho honoy applied while
the face is wet. After rubbing the lion
oy in lot it dry on tho face. It will be
absorbed by the pores if too much has
not been used.
Another English cosmetic, for greasy
skins, is a combination of rose vinegar
nnd rose water. To make the vinegar,
half an ounco of dried roso leaves
should be placed in a gill of white wine
vinegar for five or six days and tho
MILWAUKEE, Wis., September 22.
The champion compounder of haggis
pudding, the Scotch national dish, in
the United States is a Milwaukee Ger
man. Joseph Oberhofcr, chef at the
Kirby house, beat all competitors at tho
Scottish picnic today by turning out
tho best haggis that any of the local J
Gaels have tinted since they left the
land of the heather.
Oberhofcr never saw a sprig o' hea
ther in his life and has no Scotch affi
liations not even. Scotch whiskey-,!
which he detests but his recipe for!
haggis resulted in a dish that was a j
ilrnnni finil n ilnlirrht'
Haggis is made out of a sheep 'a heart,
lungs and liver, minced with suet, on
ions, oatmeal, pepper and salt, and then
boiled in a bag, usually the stomach of
n sheep. How Oberhofcr was able to
impart so raro a flavor by the use of
such ordinary ingredients puzzles every
body. All tho picnickers, however, de
claro that Oberhofcr boils thebest hag
gis on this side of tho Atlantic.
A woman is known by the acquaint
ances she cuts.
Copper Belt
Realty Company
BARGAINS
Tvso-room house and lot, Noftser
Hill, $300.
New nine-room board and Iodgng
house, well furnished, Noftsgcr
Hill; $3,500, $500 cash, balanc
easy terms.
Good four-room house, Nof tsger Hill,
$700, $330 down, balance like rent.
Five rpoms and bath, South High
street, $3,d00, $1,000 cash, balance
payments, 10'per cent interest.
9-rooni furnished board and rooming
house. Good barn and out buiM
ings. Shade and fruit. Hill street,
cIofc in. Price $4,000, one ta!f
cash, balance easy terms.
INSURANCE Fire, life, aecnient
and liability in best companies 'bat
always pay dollar for dollar.
FOR RENT Furnished and un
furn:jbed house in all parts of the
city.
Public Stenographer and Notary
Public.
Copper Belt Realty Co.
140 East Oak Street
Phone 1291
Hotel Melrose, 120-30 So. Grand Ave., Los. Angeles, Cal.
Remodeled and renovated 1908. Most popular family and tourist hotel is
Los Angeles, and only one in the city giving such a servico at reasonable
rates. Capacity 250. Open all the year. Reference, Globe, Mrs. .Harringtoa.
M. W. & J. D. CONNOR, Props.
Donations for Democracy
The Bryan and Kern club of Globe is anx
ious to assist the democratic national com
mittee in the election of Bryan and the
success of democracy generally throughout
the country, and in order to do this a sub
scription paper has been started. It is the
desire of the club that every democrat in
Gila county contribute to the fund. The
success of the ticket in the states means
much for Arizona and while we are not
privileged to vote for the presidential elec
tors we can aid with funds. Subscriptions,
large or small, will be received at democratic
headquarters in the Trust building.
MME. MELBA, WHOSE "DEAR OLD DADDY" WANTS HER IH
AUSTRALIA.
Melba, the famous soprano, declares positively that she cannot come to
America to slug next season. She has an engagement for eighty concerts
In Australia after her English torn closes late in December. But the singer,
who Is a native of McMbotmie, AiiKtrnll.i, Avhence her stage name, snys that
"dear old daddy wants mo In Australia," nnd that Is her chief reason for go
ing to her native land Instead of lining an engagement for Oscar Hammer
stoln In New York.
No Accumulation.
Here
By reason of our splendid and capable or
ganization all cuts of meats move in the
correct proportions. There is never an
accumulation here of one class of meat.
"Supply" and "Demand" regulate the dif
ferent classes and you can depend on us to
supply you with the best meats properly de
livered. Our knowledge of the meat bus
iness is also a protection to you in prices.
At all times we give you superior meats and
lowest prices. A cordial invitation is ex
tended at all times to customers to visit our
market. We guarantee satisfaction.
The Gatti Meat Company
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