Daily Arizona silver belt., December 04, 1908, Page Page Eight, Image 8

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JUST THE TIME OP THE SEASON TOR A OLEABANOESAIiE
AND JUST THE EIGHT PRICES TO BRING TJIE BUYERS HERE.
Every Piece is a Special Price
MILLINERY, WAISTS, SKIRTS, HOSIERY AND EVERYTHING IN
THE STORE AT GREATLY REDUCED PRIDES. COME TO THE
STORE TODAY AND YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED,
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FORT'S
hnff already, been much admired. Ono
of tho pieces contains seventeen pieces
of silicate, arranged in two rows under
tho throat, with a largo pendant of
silicate hanging from tho center over
the chest' 'Thb-"tfthor!' somewhat moro
olaborato, is mado up of twenty ovals
of Biliqnto, arranged in groups of three,
soroohing liko.,tref oils, and, mounted .in.
exquisitely chased gold sotting,. As al
ready stated, these beautiful pieces nro
boinir made for local persons, .and a
glnnco at tho calendar will show why
neither tho names nor the prices can
bo given out.
Leaves for England t
Teddy Fulwood, lat'o mine suporin
tendent n't tho Iron Cap, leaves this
morning for the east and after brief
strips at Philadelphia and New York,
will'tako passngo for "Liverpool-. Ha ex
poets to spend two months in Great
Britain, visiting his old home in the
north of England and other points 6
interest. It is twenty-five years since
Teddy lust visited England and ho ex
pects to extract a whole lot of pleasure
out of the trip.
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recontly -married and is accompanied
by Us brdo) It;is .tinderatoodUhat 'the
omployoes of tho First National bank
havo selected av suitably wedding pres
ont for Mr. o.iad.JIrs, NotyoMr,
Norvcl if wtukk'nowniii ilorjhCriftvintr
spent several months horo about a year
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Odd. Follows Surprised
lleacuo Lodge No. 12, Independent
Ordor of Odd Fellows, was taken com
pletely, by surpriso by Sultana Rebekah
fradgo No. 5 Wednesday evening. Tho
election of officers was in progrosa
wheh'thb ladies called 'at Odd Follows
hall, but this only meant a brief delay,
and soon tho brethren and their sister?
w6ro enjoying a delicious luncheon
which had been brought by the Itobek
ahs, after which an improirlptu "program
was rendered by morabers- ,of- both
lodges, C. A. Wind nctiug as master of
services, only tho strict ritual being
carried out, but tho day of mourning
for tho brethren who hnvij gono before
will not be hny the- less, earnest and
heartfelt than .in the lodges whero tho
ceremonies will be carried on much
moro oxtensivcly. "Tho faults of our
brothers, wo write upon the sands;
their virtues, pon thetablcts of 'mem
ory," is ono bt tho maxims of the Elks,
and' on 'Memorial day full, bqnqr.is uono
heard the 'voice of tho
to all' who'huv.e
Divine Ruler.
dors' Examination Monday
100I Superintendent W. O. Kel
ceremonies.
Teach
School Superintendent W. O. Kellner
Ulimquuucs uuu me reguiur ujluiiuuuiiuu
'nf tnit.il.Ki ftll 1. lint.l fif Kid nfflnn
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Od Fellows; Eleqt,Ofacers ;
.Ullicers to sorve during the ensuing!
year were elected Wednesday night by
Kcscuo Lodgo No. 12-, Independent Or
der of Odd Follows, as follows: Arthur
H.Hargrave," nolilb' grand; 'George II;"'
Otis, Jr vico grand; W. 8. Sultan,
treasurer; Harry 0. Housor, financial
secretary; Alex Simpson, rccbrding sec
retary; Edwin pi Bright, trustee. T,ho
Tiptlo grand" was cocteU by ncclama
tidi' but there wore spirited contests
for all of the other officers,, thero being
three or four candidates for each of
them. .
in tho ourthouso 'next JrQndavt when
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cnauiuuies lor mo vutnucica in iuu
county schools may qualify
tions xns' teachors.( ' '
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Railroad Business Improving
' .That tho volumo of business being
dono in Globo nnd Globe district is ex
periencing a general and continued im
provement isr .prbven 'by the amount of
freight coining in over tho Gila Valley,
(Jlobe. & Northern railroad. Superin
tendent Jtallard said yestorday that thb
freight business had,, since August, of
this yc"ar, been increasing at th6' rate
of about 30 to 35 per cent each month,
and that tho business for tho month of
November totaled fully twico that of
August. ' Tho freight showing. at pres
ent will compare very favorably with
that of the same time a j-eur ago and
if thch increase is maintained will soon
bo back to what it was iu tho boom
times of 1907. -
Globe Invites Bankers- ,
Cashier J. N. Robinson of the First
National bank of Globo has telegraphed
to' tho delegates from this city at tho
bahkors convention in llisbee, advis
ingi.thonv tbaU.nll tho banks of fijobe
extended a cordial invitatiun to the
convention to come to this city for its
session next year. Messrs. Smith and
Greer are, representing Globe at Ulsbeo,'
Mr. Smith holding office as territorial
vico president. '
Elks' Memorial Sunday
In accordance with a touching pro
vision of, their ritual, the Benovolent
and Protoctivo Order of Elks will' ob
Kcrvo Memorial day with simple, though
imprcsisvc, ceremonies at Odd Follows
hall next Sunday, simultaneously with
other lodges of Elks all over thb world.
Tho local lodgo will not hold public
Waonload-ofJag8-r- ". . va,.
- Deputy Sheriff At M. Stone came in
yesterday from tho O. I). Keystono mine
with threo Indians who wore so 'full of
"firo water' thnt they could hardly
?' iov$. The braves haif been hilarious
or" a whlfe "as they" started a war
dance alwut tho mines, then they got
Uprorlrions, then pugnUci6u!) and one of
them was showing symptoms ,of becom
ing murderous when tho officor came
upon tbom and loaded them into a
wagon and drove to town with them.
As 'they arrived at tho county jail, the
wnrriors wero snoring.
Fumarolo Looking Good
F. A. Woodward, general manager of
tho Fuinarolo Mining company,- return
ed last evening from a trip of inspec
tion to tho property,, near Safford. He
reports that tho mine is looking well,
tho working shaft now being down 705
feet. Tho shaft has bcim in mineral
ized ground from above tho HOO-foot
level and a twelve-foot vein of fair cop
per oro has been encotintorcd. The shaft
will bo sunk to 725 feet in order to
make a sump and n crosscut will be ex
tended frpm the 700-foot level to inter
sect tho oro body. The gold values in
the oro continue; to show well and Mr...
Woodward reports that he is very' weir
iniitmu null uu auiuiuvii u nu.ivn jib
finds the property
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Knlghts.tBlect pfllcers-4 v ?
Tha. Knlglits f Columbus last," fven-
ing held their regular annual election of
officers, at which tho following wero
selected to servo for the ensuing year:
A A. AH weis, grand knight; J.'TC6n-
nally, deputy grand knight; .Lawrence
Cusack, Chance.llpr; William - Burke,
financial secretary;. J. A. McIIugh, re
cording secrotarj-; F. L. Powers, treas
urer; J. J Maloney, advocate; John
McCluskey, warden; Thomas P. Byrnes,
inner guard; Michael Murphy, outer
guard; Herman Kelly, trustee; L. Cu
sack, J. W; Welch, T. Fegan, alternates
to state convention at Flagstaff. These
officers will be installed nt the meeting
to be held on the first Thursday in
January. Next meeting will be" ini
tiating night, at which timo n nice
class of new members will bo taken into
the lodge. The Kilights of Columbus is
a rapidly growing organization and one
of tho important secret societies of
Globe.
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Trouble for PiinVDogs--?
Ben is gono. It has been dreadfully
quiet along Broad street Jslnco Bon
incurred tho displeasure of the""lawand
was hold a prisoner; but now"it. Is set
tled that Broad street will know Ben
no moro. Ben was Walter Dayton's
brindle bull pup. Next to having some
one throw rocks in Jijs fapo, Ben .on-,
joyc'.d npthi'ng ho much ,as "a light,. 'jlcn
whipped every dog "on, thq stroif-somo-timos
Boh took .n. "two 9f them. ata
time. Dayton tnougnt tho world of
lien, but 3$m lacked judgment. It
sailed into a dog which had been raised
a pet. Dayton' was arrested for Ben's
pranks and the court ruled that Ben
ihnst bo muzzled and kept at, home. W;
T. Webb of Pima had a fancy for, Ben
And rather than let tho poor dog break
its heart in grief Uchirid that muzzle,
Dayton reluctantly consented to sell
Ben to Wobb for $100. Ben was ship
ped yesterday morning. Thcrb will be
something doing' around Pima pretty
soon.
Capital PaM la,-flfc,00.00
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.srplaa 40,ooo
, THE GILX VALi-EY BANK & TRUST CO.
10. E.' MILLS, PrMdMt.' Dr. L. D. BicketU, Vice PrMidMt T. A. PABCOK, Vice Piesidk
:jH St VAN GOBDEB, Caihl. j . ifi; .- :A- DCMlOTOSa - ' r B-?M- HTJUD, Local MaMgJ
;0. E. MILLS'
, H. 8. VAN GORDEB
"'T. THOMSON
)We Invite New,Bueineei.
L. D. BICKETTS
l" T. A.PACOH
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WALTER DOUGUj
E. M. HURD
iWM yay:4 per cent ea BaVfaigB Accotna,
TraveL'LectuW-" " .
.Tonight at the Methodist churcbtho'
pastor, E. G. Decker, will deliver an
illustrated" 'JcQturp on. tho "First .Jour
neys of tho Child' Jesus." Tho'Vit'ws
ar'6 mado from recent photographs and
tho Jecturo is .based ontno -Gospels and
Jdhn L; flt6ddard 's, famous lecture on'
thb Holy Land. EycryQn is cordially
invited to "a'tiend. A collection will be
taken, 'to defray expenses.'. - -
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, " LADIES GUILD MEETING.
Tho Ladies' .Guild will meet this af
ternoon at 3 o 'clock with Mrs. Nave, at
328 South Hill street. ., ., '
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,; SANTtAGO FLYNN i
'Last time tonight and tomorrow, at
tlio Camcraphono theater..... '
FUN ATT THE
.Hear Miss Westfalls
song onight. It'salit.
IRIS. .
new flirting
v, PERSONAL, PARAGRAPHS
'Miss Grnco Wightmnn, tho daughter
ofIIarry"Wigh.tnian, is'ill wltti'typhoid
fover'at her home. Jt was stated, how
ever,, puch .to, thp relief of tho young
ltfuy's many;"fri'ends. that the 'attack
was but of a mild type.
Mrs. Tom Ingram and baby liavo re-'
turned from'GaTden Grove, Calif;-
' Mrs. Etta Tfason of Ratton is;in thp
city for tho winter,, the guest of her
sister, Mrs. E.C. Crancr.
Contractor Altweis returned yestcr-
day from a visit to his brothor Joe at
tho IronIprse mine..
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Coalj wdody.Jmy and grain.- Fullcmea
Buro and a square deal. Phone 2511.
Brown & Francis. . - .
Give an Edison or Victor, and a mor
ry phristmas'1 will follow. Wightma.n'
has a good stock to select from.
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TheGlobeBai
and Sayings Q
Docs a special safe banking, givis,
Term and Escrow Depositors ab
security
by Its
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conservative raci
and the backing of the fortune aJ
tegrity of the.E. P., Kellner tu
Also pays the best interest, hag fc,
surance, makes collections and ruf,
tato deals. " -
"Undo Josh Perkins" Coming
Harry La Mack, .advance agent for
tho "Unci Josh Perkins" company,
which is to show at tbo Dreamland next
TucsdajVwnS in tho city "lust night', pre
paring to bill the town -for tho big fun
making production which has been
mooting with all sorts of success in Loa
Angeles, San Franciscb, nnd other cities.
Mr. La. Mnck reports a remarkable im
provement in tho theatrical business, all
over the country, the business revival
which has set in in every branch of
trado helping, the entertainers to such
an extent that even the moro costly
productions , find, liberal patronage iu
cities to "which their managers, a cou
plo of months 'ago, would not have
dreamed of taking them.
Artistic Jewelry 'Work v ' . -i
Exhibited in Tiffany's big window iu
New York, two necklaces, or, moro
properly, two lavalucrcs, being manu
factured .for local -customers by the
Globo Jewelry company" "Would bo class
ed with some of tho most beautiful and
expensive diamond parures. A lava
Here, it might be stated for the benefit
of tho uninitiated, is a ne,cklaco carry
ing a sort of bib an gems held by an
arrungomont o( gold or silver chains.
Tho two being made by tho artists of
tho Globe Jewelry company are set in
silicate, according to a design by Wal
ter Hegc, whoso excellent, taste in tho
goods turned out by the capable firm
Registered at the' Dominion
R. II. Launder, Carl Foorman," L. E.
Blumbcrg, San Francisco; E. W. Fo,
New York; O. V. Larson, Pueblo; W.
Schnobly, St. Iibuis; J. E. Harper,
Milwaukee; L. Toricrfi Chicago;-A: Ju
dell, Kansas City; John E. Cotter, H.
Bradford Lewis, Henry Wilmorth, Bos
ton; J. W. Norvell and wife, Colorado
Springs; F. O. Baxter, El Paso.
Altar Society Meeting
Tho Altar society will meet at Sacred
Heart church Friday morning at 8
o'clock. New officers are to be elected.
Morey-Shea
John E. Morey and Mrs. Agnes G.
Shea were married by Justice Hanson
Thomas yesterday evening at tho
Georgo R. Hill home in Devereaux
street, in the presneo of a number of
friends. It was a pretty home wedding
followed by an elegant supper, and tho
young couple was tho recipient of many
valuable presents. Mr. Morey is a Well
known young man of this city, who
counts his friends by tho number of
Lhis acquaintances, and the bride is a
handsome and accomplished young wo
man from Long Beach, Cal.
Bank Examiner Here
J. W. Norvcl of Colorado Springs,
uoio., arrived an uiodo last evening
on his regular tour of inspection of
tho national banks, and is registered
at tho Dominion hotel. Mr. Norvel wns
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the brand that gives
perfedl satisfaction
We have just received a car of 1908 packed "Iris"
Canned Goods. In this shipment are the following
Yellow Free Peaches Apricots, Grapes, Pears
Lemon Cling Sliced Peaches Maine Sweet Corn
White and Black Cherries Stringless Beans
Grated and Sliced Pineapples Baby Sifted Peas
Wehave just received new1 lot of Phoenix Oranges, 40c, 5ic, 60c per doz.
IrisCoffee
Is the best coffee that you carbsy. All w 'want yoa to do is to give
it one trial. We know you'll like it and will buy it regularly after you
hare used it once. Tell your frioaus .about this splendid offer.
Wagons everywhere. Goods delivered to all parts of the city
THE SEELIG COMPANY, Inc.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers
PHONE 151
SATISFACTION OUABANTEED.,
PBOMP SEEyiOE ,
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THE HOUSE THAT SAVES YOU
MONEY ON YonS OBOOEBIES
REMOVAL
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The opportunity for such wonderful values as
this REMOVAL SALE presents to the women of Globe is ex
ceptional. Our entire stock must be -sold and, we are , cuttitig
prices almost in haft ;. arid these 'remarkable bargains are doing
the business. Each day the store is crowded with eager buyers,
each day sees greater interest. Have you been here. If not,
come today. It means money to you.
Removal Sale Prices
This is the biggest sale ever
known in Children's Dresses and
Children's Coats.
Coats -worth $6.75,
now.. '.....
Coats worth $5.50,
now .......'..,.
Coats worth $1.00,
now
Coats worth $3.00,
now ,........
Dresses worth $10.00,
now. . . . .
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Dresses worth $8.00,
now I........
Dresses worth $6,
now....
Dresses worth $2.50, '
now '.
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Dresses worth $1.50,
now.
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$3.75
3.00
2.00
1.50
6.00
4.00
3.25
1.75
75c
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Removal Sale Prices
$5,.000.00 Stock of Ladies' and
Children's Shoes at less than cost.
These shoes nruet be sold and we
hava placed them on sale at incompar
ably low values.
The world's leading and fcest brands
$4.00 Wertheimer, Swarta v '
Shoes, now ...
$3.50 Roberts, Johnson &
Band Shoes, now.
$3,00 Noyes-Norman .Shoes,,
now ,. .
$2.00 Courtney Shoes,
$1.50 Courtney Shoes, '
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a price
$2.00
1.75
1.50
1.00
75c
And there, are many otharv celebrated
brands going at this great Closing Ont
and Bemoval Sale.
The above prices vyiU give you an idea of what this sale means to you. - Every
article in the store is marked down below actual cost, and that means a big sav
ing to you. Join the crowds today.
Dolph Baatz & Co.
'686 North Broad Street -
A Christmas Suggestion
A Detachable Handle Umbrella
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rKK' ? "v '-;tfT The detachable feature costs no more. You can put
?ts the umbrella in your trunk or suit case when travel
inflr: You can always get a new base to tit the handle.
We have a large stock of Silver, Gold and Pearl Mounted
v handles ranging in price from $2 to $12 and Taffeta Silk
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GLOBE JEWELRY
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