Daily Arizona silver belt., January 24, 1909, Page Page Seven, Image 7

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DADLT TlEIZONA SILVER BSLT
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The Silver Belt's Classified Ads
IF YOU WANT HELP; IF YOU WANT WORK; IF YOU WANT TO RENT A ROOM, A HOUSE
OR BUY A PIECE OF REAL ESTATE-WATCH AND READ THESE COLUMNS EVERY DAY
No Ad Less
Than 10c
WANTED.
hfTjirED Pupils ior piano instruc-
,f mime Address Miss Millie Hut
ut or applv at 815 Maple avenue.
Terms reasonaDic,
hANTED Experienced diningrooin
I m t Mountain View Restaurant.
IteAWTED 500 shares Chriamaa Jc
"'" . .. -t.,u t .in ..i. r., n
. Old Dominion Commercial Co.
ljfTBD Child nurse. Inquire Boom
J4 DomBlon uuin, uonrccn iw uuu
gam
IANTED Minor Bids Bids for lo-
unco Mill bo received until noon
Januan 26th. Applicant must bo
practical miner, furnish tools and
amp outfit Right is reserved to re
ject an) or all bids. Address Copper
yjne Saver Belt office.
ffAKTED Ten good miners, with
bout $100 oacu to tako an interest
n a largo mining proposition close to
Globe See American neauy an
Testmcnt Co., over rosioince.
wivTETJ Experienced dining room
prl at the Kinnoy house.
FOB BENT.
FOB BENT A four-room noose, and
fiiTiitu'p ior snie. nequtre at oiooe
fOE F.ENT Largo corral, stable, wag.
B 'heel bar house, etc. inquire or
iiujese Middleton.
EX- 12-room house, Fascoe
TcJins reasonable. Box 49".
BENT Furnished rooms, $16 a
matt O. K. lodging house, Cedar
aid Railroad streets.
JFOS BENT Desirable office space.
Apply to Jones Realty Co., in base
eat under First National basic.
A. H. KTMBEOUOG, Sec. and Ti i. UHA8. M. OLABK, PmMwt
Globe Cement and
Construction Co.
FACTORY AND YARDS COB. AX AND WILLOW STBEETS.
Globe, Arizona
F. . 3X OT.
Wholesale ad Retail Dealers in
FLASTBB .L3MB
AND SAND
TILE CBMBNT
Manufacturers of Machine-made
Ceueat Brick Water TabiM
Oempreeaed Concrete Steaks Drain Vile
Steel Reinforced Lintels Sewer Pipa
Contractors for all classes of cementconstruction
Concrete Retaining WaXs Foundations,, Etc.
PLANT RUNNING DAILY
Solicit Investigation and Comparison of Product
Shanley, Mounce & Co.
Wholesale and Retail Butchers
461 N. Sroad Phone Ml
Fish, Oysters
Everything
HERE'S A POINiTER
FOR EVERY COAL USER IN GLOBE
Be sure your coal U free from slack, slate and
dirt. We sell AMERICAN BLOCK COA.L
and it is always deliyered t you in fine con
dition. We also sell Wwd, Coke, Hay, Grain
ARIZONA FUEL & FEED CO.
PHONE 751 Opposite Depot
THE MARKET FOR
FIRST-CLASS MEATS
PEERLESS
JOB RYAN, Prop. " '
K'ken elm j0b printing at reasonable
FOB SALE.
FOE SALE Concroto block machine.
Now and in first-cluss order. Sell
cheap for cash, or on time. Address
Box 744, Globe, Ariz,
FOB SALE Furniture for dining room
nod kitchen. Cheap if sold at once.
P. O. Box 74C, or Phono 2321.
FOR SALE Steel range, good condi
Hon. Inquire 153 East Mesquitc.
FOB SALS Navajo blankets at Ander
son Candy Co.
FOB BALE Span of pomes, harness
and buakboard; ponies good for rid
ing and driving. Enquire 053 North
Broad.
FOB SALE Gents' furnishing tons
doing good business. Address A. B.
O, Silver Belt.
FOB 8ALB Fixtures in good paying
restaurant and lease on house Ad'
drew, .Box 882.
FOB SALE Pianola, $250.00 cash.
Inqnire of John Gays at Monte Car
lo saleoa.
F.OB SALE Location Notices, 25 cents
a doaen at the Silver Belt Office.
FOB SALE A good saddle horse. Call
Mrs. Pnrdum, 019 E. Cottonwood.
LOST AND FOUND.
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LOST Lady's small leather purse on
Hill street. Leave at this office.
LOST Monday night between Moun
tain View hotel and city, one Yule
key 2177, tied with ribbon. Leave at
Silver Belt.
STBAYED.
STBAYED Black and white fox ter
rier puppy. Return to W. J. Cox, 361
Codar st. Reward.
and Poultry
First - class
MARKET
m n. bbJl aw.
priees at Silver Belt.
JIM HOOUB
President and Besldent Manager
BANKABLE BARGAINS FOB THE
AND HOMESEEKER
Boal Estate Security, since first man became adroit enough to make
money by placing loans, has 'beon considered by the greatest and most
export financiers, as the most thorough and reliable known, and if, after
a trial of many centuries by those money sages of the past and present
age, it has been found to be the most perfect, would you not conclude
that an investment in Beal Estate is what you are looking for? Tou
are also aware that Globe is growing fast, and you, like others, wish to
tako advantage of opportunities.
Here are a few opportunities offered, where the chance are greatly
in your favor from every reasonable viewto be considered by the one
who thinks and acts.
Fine 3-room studden house, lot 65xll22, uerfectly level, best view
and location in the residence district of Globe, to be sold for $1300;
$700 cash, balance one year. This property rents for $18.50 per month
and is worth $1750. Do you consider this good?
$660, $160 cash, balance $25 por month, buys 4-room house, corner lot.
$3100, $1600 cash, balanco $28.50 per month, buys fine home close in, on
Nob hill. Bent payers sit up and take notice.
$1000, $500 cash, terms on balance, buys three lots and 2-room house
within four 'blocks of First National bank. This is a get busy bargain.
We have soveral "get busy bargains" waiting to be "picked."
We have no agents, and wo hndle nothing but Beal Estate Bargains.
Buying or selling in our line, see the other fellow, then call on the
Home Investment Company
For Bargains in Beal Estate com and see what I haTe listed with
me. I have some of the most desirable Business and Residence Prop
erty in the city; also mining claism, small ranches, and land in the Oila
valloy. Lots ia any part f the city, houses, to rent. Just let me know
what yon want and I will try to plsase yen.
ALEX SIMPSON & CO.
230 N. Broad St.
Why Pay Rent? -
I can lend you money
t build a home!
Bargains in Real JUhttt. Fire Insurance, Bonds
L H. Brown
Room 21 Globe Otfke BkJg.
Notary PmsUc Always in Office.
Globe Real Estate Office
HOMES
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Flveyooms and bath, lawn and shade .y. ..,,.. ....... $2700
Four rooms and bath, East Globe IV.''. . .-.. $2300
Four rooms and hath, First street ,......."...'.. .$2500
.pkcxa, -mm' ':
Elegant modorn home, lloor space 30x50; flvo rooms, v'com'odious .bath
room, servant's cottage; barn and fence; lot 98x100; "price $4600
terms if nocessary. ' ; '
SNAPS - , i. v..
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45x100 feet on Broad street fc $5500
100x120 feet on Bailroad . $1000
50x100 foot, partly improred, close in $2000
50x125 feet Knob hill, very choice... ,,k , $1200
MOREOVER
Wo still have a few choice lots on East Globe at FBST PRICE.
See them and save tho profit of the speculator who offers you his bar
gains. We want buildors and will make inducements.
GLOBE REAL ESTATE OFFICE '
F. L. TOOMBS, MOB.
PHONE [phone] N. BBOAD ST.
The Globe Bakery
Have Moved to Their New Bakery
The best and most perfectly equipped
bakery in the Southwest.
We are prepared to supply the Globe
people to their satisfaction.
The best baked goods, the best treat
ment, have made this the leading baktry
of Arizona. '
Gall and see our fine plant.
BERNDT & KQH
Proprietors
HOaUE
Rent and Bargain Man
SPECULATOR
Telephone 441
NEWS BUDGET
FROM SAFFORD
SAFFORD, January 23. Mrs. J. T.
Owens was painfully but not seriously
injurod in a runaway on Main street
yesterday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Episcopal church served a dinner at tho
church yootorday noon.
D. W. Wickcrsham, of Los Angeles,
Calif., was an incoming, passenger
u,.n,uay uncrnoon an wi i remain
for some time ookmg after his many
business in erests , he Val ey
Wednesday afternoon and will rcmnin
Max C. Bonne of Globe is in SafTord
for tho purposo of buying rattle for his
meat market m Globe.
Miss Vivian Reed, dnughter of W.
It. Reed, is hoino again from California
where sho hns been attending school.
A party composed of Rev. and Mrs.
C. Wurdlaw nnd daughter Miss Jessie
and Mr. nnd Mrs. L. A. Mooro left
today for a camping and hunting trip
in the Grhbam foot bills.
C. Posey is quite ill at his home in
Safford.
Mrs. C. K. Mooromau aud Mrs. Hyde
of Solomonville were shopping in Saf
ford today.
' S. Barclay of the Tucson Transfer
company is in tho valloy for tho pur
poso of purchasing draught horses for
hiH company.
J. M. Foster was a business visitor
to Solomouvillc, today.
Sherwood Hall and party have re
turned from a camping trip to the foot
hills of tho Graham.
Judge McFarland of Solomonville
was in town todny.
The Ktudo Club in planning for their
monthly open meeting which will bo
February 1 at tho homo of Miss Elsie
Foster. An interesting program of tho
compositions of Franz 'Liszt and Feiix
Mendelsshon llartholdy will be rendered.
Today's Suggestion by Ellen Stan.
JAPANESE KIMONO OF SILK.
THK garment Ilhufratcd is excellent for Hie Inexperienced sewer to
make for tho reason that It requires no fitting nnd hns comparative
little work on It. The slecrcs and body portion arc Jn one, and a
seam down the renter lck joins the two halves. The scalloped edge
da turned rlti Hiree-ckhtlix of an Inch
aide, where It Is again hasted down to
Mswl MIA
Wit wW&fJwri
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or material covered can be used, nnd the loops may be made of gold or silver
cord.
This suck closes at the right side of the front. The pattern Is cut In six
sires from 32 to 42 Inches bust measure. To copy It for the average person
requires 2)i yards of material 30 Inches wide or '2 yards 44 Inches wide.
Any reader of this paper who desires to secure this pnttcrn may do so by
ending 10 cents to this office. Give the numler, 4383. state size desired nnd
write the full address plainly. The pattern will be forwarded promptly by mall.
FILL -VCTT THIS BLANK.
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ARIZONA SILVER BELT, aiofce, Arisona. ,
Please brdor for , 1 tents herewith te cover your charges:
Pattern Ne .- Bine .
Name' '. ........ ,..
' Address '.
; 1SOTB Teso PaHonw r rdtred ior yen from New Yerk mi require
? aboek 10 days to get tte t y. "-?M' - ".
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Joseph Phillips of Thatcher and Miss
Clara Freestone of Safford nro at their
posts of duty Us clerks In the House in
Phoenix, and have received tho con
gratulations of their many friends upon
their appointments.
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Brenner aro tho
proud parents of a new baby boy.
Work is well under way on the five
room dwelling Weaver Brier1 is hnving
erected in the northorn part of town.
SAFFORD, January 23. Wednesday
the Ladies' Aid society of tho Metho
dist Episcopal church invited thoir fnm
ilics to a sumptuous dinner served at
the church. A largo gathering was pres
ent and thoroughly enjoyed the bounti.
fuj repast nnd social intercourse.
I M T Hichar(lson M. j. S. Buneh
kd 3l. John Kinsman of Solomonville
J wer0 , tho9e
presen
prina's party Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. H. J. Dowdlo and daughter Miss
ifao Mere visitors in Solomonville
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Lacey and daughter Miss
Alice of Solomonville, were vihitors in
town today.
D. W. Wickcrsham of Los Angeles,
J. N. Porter, president of the First
Nationnl BankjOf Globe, I.E. Solomon
and Ph, Frudenthnl' of Solomonville,
were here Thursday to attend n meet
ing of the directors pf the Bank of Saf
ford. V
J. C. Robinson returned yesterday
from n business trip to Ft. Thomas.
Mrs. Henry1 Dial and dnughtcr Mrs.
J. C. Pursley .returned this morning
from Globe, whero they have been vis
iting the past week.
Mrs. J. M. Foster will give a dinner
oumiiiu)- cvunjng in nonor oi .airs, j'urs
ley.
Mrs. Lew Riggs was in town yes
torday from the Riggs ranch in the
lfry canyon.
ur. nnu .Mrs. rctar Anderson arc
spending this week in Phoenix.
Mrs. C. E. Hasse is spending the
week outing In tho country.
Messrs, Shipp and Kimball of Mexico
nro visitors in the valley. They nre trv-
ing to interest capital in Mexico real
estntc.
and basted and fiicrd on to the right
the material itself nnd stitched. The
good appearance of
this sack depends
in u c h upon the
style of the mate
rial selected.
Two goods of en
tirely different de
signs will gire the
lost effect. The
sack Itself could be
made from a dark
red and the facing
of black satin, on
which might be
appllqued 1 n r g e
spreading designs
of flowers, birds or
butterflies cut from
cretonne. These are
hasted on the black
material iffnd the
edges buttonhole
bcalloped to It with
heavy silk embroid
ery cotton. A tlg
ured china silk in
dark red or blue
could be employed
for1 the sack nnd
black satin for the
facing.
If one desires to
make a gift to an
intimate friend,
there fo nothing
that would be more
welcome thnn such
n sack as the one Il
lustrated. It Is sim
ple, but capable of,
such varied treat
ment that It can be
made to appear
most expensive. For
Instance, the frog
closing can be made
ornamental. Hand
some buttons cither
of n metal variety
Clarke Hook has returned from an
extended visit throughout the northern
part of tho territory.
A directors' meeting of all the canal'
companies has been called to meet Mon
day to discuss tho effect the big canaf
dug in New Mexico will have on the.
Gila valley. '
Miss Mabel Weber and Miss Lucy
Purdum aro spending this week at the.
Anderson ranch.
GORRESPQ NDENCE
FROM in
THATCHER, January 23. Gcorgo
Allen and wife of Duncan, have been
yisiting with relatives in Thatcher.
President Kimball and daughters
are home again from Artesia. '
Miss Hannah Allen pf Franklyn, has
come doton to live with Bishop Peter
son anu wue ror awniic.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skinner aro the ' ' .'
proud parents of a fine boy which came " ' 4
to meir nome on the 21st. All con"-,
cerncd arc doing well.' ' -"" ';-"
J. D. Lee brought a bunch of "beef 7
cattle in fro mthe. range this week. The
butcher, Will Moody, has bought theni
to ship to Globe. ' ' ,
Mrs. Sessions went to Safford on Fri
day to look af(er the business of the'
W. C. T. VS.
The Relief Society held a work meet
ing on Thursday afternoon. About
thirty members were present, and all
worked with a vim on the new carpet
they aro making to give to the new
Academy. y
lho numerous friends of Win. A.
Moody will be pleased to learn that
he is 'Well and enjoying his work Jn tbi
South Sea Islands. Ho has just re
turned from a trip to the Friendly Is
lands, where he went to superintend
the work there.
A pleasant birthday social took place
at tho home of Lon Pace on Thursday
evening, it being his fourteenth birtk
day. A large crowd of boys and girls
gathered soon after 7 o'clock, and for
about two hours indulged in merry
games, which were followed by re
freshments. He received some nice
birthday present. The eucsts left nt
9:30 feeling that they had been highly
entertained.
The Missionary class of'the Academy
flirniHhpd thn nrnirrnm tnr (!, I1I.T
sophlcar meeting on Thursday evening,
wnicn was ootn unique and interesting.
Thev illustrated the regular mi!nn:ir-
oxperience that the missionaries have
while laboring in tho mission fields.
" Trading ", was the first subicct treat-
ed, by returned elders giving their nc-
iuai experiences, iscxt came a prac
tical illustration of a "Street Meet
ing." "Out on the Cold World." :
the subject of a beautiful and imprcs
sivo tableau, showing tho elders asleep
under the trees with their suit ente n
pillows. Then followed an illustration
or "Mail Kay", which showed the
elders eagerly reading their letters
from home wijh the tear of joy in their
eyes. The last was n somewhat humor
ous scene repwenting "The Elders at
Home." Some were w'ashimr h.;r
clothes, some were mending and darn
ing, while others wore brushing and
cleaning. The boys did splendid with
their representations, aud tho largo au
dience in attendance pronounced it one
of thn most pninv-ililn itioiitiniT. 1,I.I
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CENTRAL NO TES
The basket party given at Central
on the evening of the 20th, was a grand
success. The hall was crowded, and
many beautiful baskets were brought in
by the young ladies, well filled with
delicious lunch. These baskets were
auctioned off, some going for as high
a price as five dollars, and ranging
all the way from that down to fifty
cents. Thirty-nine do'lars was cleared
from the dance and baskets and is to be
sent to tho Central missionaries who nr
in tno field, A splendid social time was
enjoyed and the best of order prevailed.
Globe's best livery O. K. Stables.
W. P. Kelsey, Prop. Phone 481. ,'
Silver Belt wants your job printing.
Croup and Whooping Cough
The mothers of youog children have
no need to fear these diseases if they
keep Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at
hand. Mr. If. Davenport, of Pauls
Valley, Ind. Ter.. writes: "I have
used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in
vny family for several years and ha-ve
fonnd it especially effective for croup
and whooping ceugh.1' For sale by all
druggists.
Globe's fcest livery O. K. Stables.
W. P. Kelsey, Prop. Phone 481.
Dea't Tako the Bisk
When you have a bad cough or cold?
do not let it drag along until it becomes1 .
chronic bronchitis or develops into an
attack of pneumonia hut give 1t tho at
tention it deserves ad get rid of it
Take Chamberlain-'s Ceugh JJflmedv a
yon are sure f prompt relief. Fror
small beginning the sale and nr
this praparatien has extended '
parts ef the Usited States and tr
foreign cesntries. 2U Taanyreir
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