Daily Arizona silver belt., September 30, 1908, Page Page Four, Image 4

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Ho! Republicans!
Show Your Colors!
And these $re particularly fine colors,
Colors that will make a neat souvenir.
Beautiful Pennants
and Canes
llavo been received by tho Taft-Shcrman Club for use In tho reception
Y. rtm t li TTnn T??ilnVi nntnorrm toipti hn nrrlvos In CHobn Oct- 1.
Theso pennants, artistically printed on whito felt and mounted on
bamboo canes, will bo sold at tho ridiculously low price of
25 Cents
That is not the cost of them, but Just enougn to pay tno cxprcssago. p
J On Sale at Ryan's, Van Wagenen's, Pvalace
Pharmacy and r. (J. Anderson's
MISS WILLIAMS LEADS
BY DINT OF HARD AND SYSTEMATIC CANVASSING
FOUR CONSECUTIVE DAYS
Two Thousand Votes is Rich Premium The
Silver Belt Offers to Hardest
Worker This Week
'M"M"E 'I 'I' I 'I' 'H' i"I' 'I '1' ' 'I'M' ltM"H"H"K"H
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CALIFORNIA FLOWERS
Carnations, 25c per dozen, $1.50 per 100.
Roses EOc per dozen, $3.50 per 100.
Asparagus Plumosus Sprays, 1.00 por 100.
Asparagus Sprcngeril Sprays, $1.00 psr 100.
Asparagus Plumosus Strings, 35c to EOc each, eight feet long.
Smllax, 15c per string, $1.50 per dozen.
Funeral designs mado and shipped on tolegrjphic orders. Special rates
to dcalors. AGENTS WANTED.
ARMACOST NURSERIES
107 Pier Ave., Ocean Park, Cal.
HOLLADATS SALOON
MIAMI FLAT, ARIZ.
Solicits your patronage and guarantees
the best
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Etc
Glvo this popular place a call
The James R. Gibson Company
COLLECTIONS
Suito 27, Trust Bldg. P. O. Box 39D.
Phoen 251, Globe, Arizona. Jame3
Gibson, Mgr.
THE LEADERS TODAY.
Miss Millio Williams EC7G
Miss Gladys Eolsoy 4145
Miss Dolllo Armstrong 2740
Miss Lillio Kinsman 2071
Miss Gertrude O'Connor 2232
Mrs. Floyd Blovins 1431
Miss N. 0. Chapman 1337
Miss Norma Dixon 1080
And again this morning. Miss Millio
Williams, tho charming little daughter
of Win. Mill Williams, tho north side
merchant, heads tho list with a total
voto of 5G70.
Ah a result of Miss Williams' indus
try, the Silver Bolt has added largely
to its circulation, and in turn tho lit
tle lady is holding tho position of hon
or. Miss Williams is making a sys
tematic, personal canvass for now sub
scribers and her heavy voto ovidenecs
tho success sho is meeting with.
The achievements of this contestant
are within tho reach of every entry in
tho contest. You can get new sub
scribers simply for tho asking, and
old subscribers will cheerfully advnnco
their subscriptions from ono to twclvo
months if solicited. Tt will not do to
bank on your popularity. Pcoplo arc
disposed to help thoso who help them
selves, but when they discover that
their favorito is inactivo they nre dis
posed to cast their votes in another
direction. '
Got to work if you wish to win.
A dozen subscribers would put the
unit candidate at the head of tho list
this morning, and a dozen "ycarlics"
could bo secured in a day or so, with
a batch of smaller subscriptions on tho
side.
Miss N. O. Chapman is in tho column
with the lendors this morning, polling
a heavy voto yesterday, with a promiso
of a still greater voto today. Miss
Chapman has many friends and receives
a handsome scattering vote. There is
no chnngo in tho position of tho other
leaders, Miss Kelsoy holding second
place, followed closely by tho Misses
Armstrong, Kinsman and O'Connor.
Thero uro a number of now entries
this morning and thero is talk of ono
or more dark horses who will enter tho
raco with a four-figuro voto in a day or
two. In order to draw out thoso votes
and to stimulate activity among the
candidates, tho Contest Editor lias de
cided to pay a premium of 2,000 votes
to tho contestant who makes thogrcat
est gain of votes between this dato
and Sunday morning, October 4. Savo
the list as it is printed in this morning's
Silver Belt and compare it with tho list
published npxt Sunday morning. Re
member, tho lady who makes tho great
est gain will bo credited with 2,000
votes. This is a premium that (ho can
didates who aro really in earnest can
not afford to ignore, and good, hard'
work should dato from this very min
ute. Work every sparo moment ntrd re
port to the Contest Editor every even
ing. Contestants securing now subscribers
should get comprehensive addresses.
Give "tho name of tho street and tho
number when possible, and report all
new names to tho oflico tho day thoy
aro taken. This is important, as now
subscribers aro very anxious to get tho
papor and complain bitterly when the
aro not properly served.
' List of Candidates.
The list of candidates, entered at C
o'clock last night, with their rcspectivo
vote, is as follows:
Miss Millie Williams 5G7C
Miss Gladys Kelsoy 4143
Miss Dollic Armstrong 2740
Miss Lillio Kinsman 2G71
Miss Gertrude O'Connor 2232
Mrs. Floyd Blovins 1431
Miss Norma Dixon ,. 1080
Mrs. Geneva Fryer 919
Miss Mildred Voris 7GG
Miss Xorah Ileflcy G48
Miss Elsie Patton 531
Miss Tulita M. Kcllner 093
Miss N. C. Chapman 133"
Mrs. Cora Anthony J32
Mrs. B. B. Hegardt 127
Mrs. F. S. Nave- 89
Mrs. Laura Murdoch 52
Miss Georgia Coalson
Miss Dalzio Lowthiaa .
Miss Bcssio Opio ,
Mrs. M. L. Naquin
Mrs. Will Boundy ..;..
Miss Ethel Dennis ......... J .
Mrs. Ed Satchel
Miss Georgia Carvil
Miss Frances Paxton .........
Miss Annio Mercer ..........
Mrs. L. C. Combs U . . .
Mrs. John Langdon
Mrs. Percy Morgan
M.iss Annio Stevens .
Miss Alma Phillips
Mrs. W. G. Finch ,
Miss Ethel Hampton
Miss Nina Ihissell, Wheatficlds
Miss Myrtlo Konyon
Miss Daisy Beard
Miss Ida Lango
Miss Clarissa Tillman ,
Miss Nettie McCIure
Miss Eva Greaves
Mis Myrtlo Konyon
Mrs. J. C. Yingor
Mrs, A. Hanson
Miss Boso McGfath
Miss Nettie McCuno
Mrs. James McHugh
Miss Gcncvievo Gerald .,
Miss Urna McKcuzio
Miss Viola Bryaut ..,....,.,..
Miss Elizaboth Santoo ........
Miss Louiso Thompson
Mrs. Ed Stowart
Mrs. M. E. McCarty
Miss Effio Smith
Mrs. Leo Young ...
Miss Alma Phillips
Miss Graco Boll
Miss Katio Frederick ,
Miss Mamio Moron
Miss May Holahan ...
Miss Hnttio Wog
Miss Theresa Casey .
Mrs. Thomas Harper .
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WAGON LOAD OF CIGARS AND
WET GOODS RECENTLY PUB
LOINED FBOM DOUGLAS SALOON
LOCATED UNDEE LUMBER PILE.
Tho Pythian Sisters Dance.
A most cnjoyablo evening will bo
spent tonight at Dreamland, when tho
Pythian Sisters will give their dance.
There will bo splendid music furnished
by Vincent's orchestra. A large at
tendance is anticipated, as all aro cor
dially invited to be present. Speak to
your friends and have them come and
bo suro to bo present yourself Remem
ber, it is touight at Dreamland.
The only place in Globo to getTony
Faust beer and Cedarbrook whiskey is
at Tho Parlor. M. B. Monahan.
Oysters in all styles and Spanish
dishes now served at Tho Star Ice
Cream Parlor. Ladies Invited.
This Is Amateur Night.
Some good ones nt the Ms tonight.
Order Belleflowor apples- from your
groeer.
DOUGLAS, September 29. Deputy
Sheriff Frank Curt, uncovered a whole
wagon load of cigars, whiskeys add
wines, representing a large part of tho
awag secured by the burglar who went
through the Imsland liquor house Thurs
day night. Tho goods were located un
dcr n pile of railroad ties opposite tho
railroad tracks. Besides whisky and
cigars the burglar had mado way with
a largo quantity of fancy wine and
among tho stuff uncovered wero sev
eral bottles of champagne and other im
ported wines. '
Tho officers got on tho track of the
stolen goods through a jail intimate of
Silva, tho Mexican arrested yesterday,
who told them what Silva in a burst of
confidence had told him. But little at
tention has been iven to Silva as yet,
inasmuch as his confidant has thus far
been so productive of results. It is
expected that a good sweating of Sil
va will result in all tho goods being lo
cated. '
Baseball Scores
Chicago took the icad in tho race ,r
tho national league pennant today ()j
defeating Cincinnati, making ( b -a
go's pcrcentago of games won .035
Now York, winning one gamo from
Philadelphia and losing the othor, drop
ped back in percentage to .C31 aoj
takes second placo. Pittsburg, winning
two games from St. Louis, has a n?r
ccntago of G31.
National League.
Pittsburg 7, St. Louis 0.
Pittsburg 0, 8t. Louis 5.
New York G, Philadelphia 2.
New York 1, Philadelphia 7.
Boston 5, Brooklyn 2.
Chicago 0, Cincinnati 2.
American League.
Cleveland 5, Philadelphia 4.
Cleveland 9, Philadelphia 0.
Detroit 4, Washington 1.
Detroit 7, Washington 3.
St. Louis G, New York 0.
St. Louis 2, New York 1.
Chicago 5, Boston 1.
Chicago 2, Boston 0.
Order Helleflowcr apples from your
grocer.
Tho City Man
The city man just loves to prate about
tho country's joys.
Ho yawps about tho garden gate, de
light of girls and boys.
Ho brags about the chestnut grovo
where nuts romo dropping down.
But never docs ho caro to rove. He
sticketh close" to town.
The city man just loves to boast about
Tho country sports.
In winter time the lads may coast and
build their mimic forts.
Just now for cider much he sighs, or
pippins rich and brown.
But never countryward he hies. He
sticketh close to town.
Coast League.
Los Angeles 5, San Francisco 4
Oakland 9, Portland 4.
Oysters in all styles and Spanish
dishes now served at Tho Star lea
Cream Parlor. Ladies Invited.
Kodol will, in a very sliort time,
ablo tho stomach to do the work it
should do, and the work it should da u
to digest all Jhc food you cat. When
the stomach can't do it, Kodol docs it
for it and in tho meantime the stoma"
is getting stronger and able to take cp
its regular, natural work again. Kod.i
digests all you eat. It makes the ston
acb sweet and it is pleasant to take I
is sold hero by Banna's Drug Store 22S
Broad street.
I THE CITIZEN'S BANK OF GLOBE
DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUS
INESS AND SOLICITS YOUR AC
COUNT. S. F. SULLENBEBGEE,
PRES.
Canvas awnings Globe Paint Co.
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MARK WALKER, B. S.
Chemist, Assayer & Metallurgist.
Boom 25, 211 West First Street.
Los Angeles, California.
Analyses and assays of all kinds, i
Gold and Silver, $1.00; Lead, $1.09;
Copper, $1.00. Mailing sacks free on ,
application. j
If you want
the best
BUY AT
Lantin's
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Extra Help
Three New Clerks
HAVE YOU ATTENDED THE
Plenty of Help
to Wait on You
GREAT COST SALE AT SULTAN'S
If you haven't come today. It's the GREATEST BARGAIN GIVING SALE ever given in Globe. Crowds have already taken advantage of the wonder
ful cut in prices and everyone is satisfied :-iickled to 'death and they tell us that they don't see how we can do it, how we can give such grand values. But
we are doing it and we are going to keep it up, too, until Tuesday evening, October 20th. But we urge you to come early, bring your friends and neigh
bors. You'll honestly thank us for the invitation. The stock is in good shape and you know that the QUALITY IS THE BEST.
Dress Goods Dept.
Striped Pen Checks, Mohair Dress Goods, regu
lar prlco 75c a yard; M ( -.
now 4dC
75c
is, regular
80c
76c
prico $155 a yard; now
All wool novelty Suitings, rogular
Grey Cassimere, Mohair and Henriettas, regular
prico $1.25 and $1.50 a yard;
now
Bluo Suiting, regular prico $1.35 a
yard; now
Children's School Goods for school drosses, all
colors; regular 35c values; ! fi O 9
now selling at Q fc""J
Regular 20c values now.
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Spuco will not permit us to say moro about
tho values in this dopartmont, but tho same big
reductions aro placed PU everything.
Special in Waist Dept.
Ladies' Shirt Waists made of the
best white linen; the latest styles,
all sizes.
$3.50 waists now $1.75
3.00 " " 1.50
2.50 " " 1.25
2.00 " " 1.00
Ladies' Fall and Winter Waists
made of Mohair, Satteen and
Cashimere; all the latest colors.
$3.00 value now $1.50
2.50 " " 1.25
g2,00 " " 1.00
Ladies' and Children's Goods
Ladies' All-Wool Skirts, wero ?10, now
only $D.UU
Ladies' All-Wool Skirts, were $8, now
only D.UU
Ladies' All-Wool Skirts, were $7.60, now
only - T.bO
Ladies' All-Wool Skirts, were $4.50, now
only fciOU
Children's Hose, good value, per pair. . . 5 & I UC
Ladies' nice Hose, three pairs for only. . .50
Lot No. 2, Ladies' Hose, per pair 10
Ladles' Corsets, $1.50 sellers, now 80
Ladies' Corsets, $1.25 sellers, now 75
Ladles' Whito Waists ONE-HALT
OFF
Dress Lining, all colors, regular 25c
valuo, now only ifc2
50 Pairs of Ladies' $3 and Q
$3.50 Shoes, now V
Other odds-and-ends Shoes, PrM 50
pair y
50 Skirts (worth that much for 7Rp
quilt pieces) only '
All Colored Batistes, rogular 1 Hf
.$40
$6
20c to 50c value, per yard. .
Saddles worth $50; now only.
Comploto Toilet Sets, worth $10;
now .
T
Notions, Crockery, Lamps, Etc.
Hand bags at ., ONE-HALF
' FBIOE
Boauty Pins 10
Belt Buckles 40
Back Combs, $1 value,- now only 60
Back Combs, 75c value, now only 30
Threo dozen Pearl Buttons 25
.04
8c and 10c Lace, now, per yard, only. . .
Ladioa Gauntlet Gloves, $1.50 value,
for .
Ladies' Short Kid Gloves, $1.50 value,
for
.75
.75
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Watch this Space
It will pay you to watch this
space for the big Crockery An
nouncement Full particulars later.
' THE PRICES QUOTED ABOVE ABE STEICTLY COBEECT AND THE REDUCTIONS ABE BONA FIDE IN EVEBY PARTICULAR.
SULTAN BROTHERS
The "Something Doing Store" of Globe
151 North Broad
Men's and Boys' Dept.
Thirty-fivo pairs of Men's Pants, were jf 4
$1.50 up to $2.50; your choice jfc
Men's Pants, worth $3.00 up to $5.00;
yourcholca $1.50 to $2.50
Cluett and Peabody Shirts, all sizesall stripes,
all colors, sold' for$2.25. Your choice 7Kg
75c and $1.00 Work Shirts now 50C
Men's $3.50 Hats now 2
Men's $1.50 to $2.50 Hats, now J
You aro suro to get your size and style.
Twenty-flvo pairs Men's Shoes, all sizes,
regular price $3; your choice U ,50
Men's $4.00 Shoes now $2.90
Rain Coats, regular price $1; we sell
them to you at cost $2.75
75c Suspenders now 4dC
Let us soil you a fine $7.00 Suit Cass
to carry your purchases homo for $3.50
Boys' Suits worth $2.50, now 1
They rango from 5 to 14 years.
Boys' Hats $1
Tablo Linens worth $1.50 a yard; now
worth $1.75 a pair; your choice $1.25
Thero aro just a few pairs left.
Now Is the Time to Buy Fine
Table Linen
Table Linens worth $2.25 a yard; now. $1.50
These are genuina German Linens and there ar
none finer.
Wo also have Table Linens from 20c a yard up-
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