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SILVER
WANT
BELT S
ADS
ONE CENT A WORD OASII MUST ACCOMPANY COPT,
WANTED.
JTvteD Miss Young wants to buy
Ttr
-ijfTED Men to rom at Miss
fJj'i rooming house on Squaw hill.
B,th and oeleotric light; $3 and $0
monui.
jer
jfiNTBD A fow boarders by day or
.1 tirat-ntfUba ifthlfl tinran -nnVinii
al tickets for Balo. Crawford &
hiker's, next door to Kpisoopul
ikureh
FOE SALE.
FOB SALE Span oJ ponies,' 'aubsm
and buckbonrd; panics good for rid
ing nnd driving. Enquire 953 North
Broad.
FOE SALE Ostrich plume, varioty of
chrysanthemums. 469 3. East street.
WANTED Horso and "saddle, about
IlM hundred pounds, state price. Box
fANTED Copy of Weekly Silver Bolt
illed January iu, iuud, viruuiuuuu
fwpt., this oflico.
FOR RENT.
pOB BENT Two rooms furnished for
loust'keopmg. 550 E. Cottonwood.
Inquire R. 7, Trust building.
roE BENT Three rooms fumishod for
housekeeping. Reasonable. Inquire
Boom 7, Trust building.
FOR SALE.
f03 SALE Furnituro; inquire at bo
Globe Bakory.
FOR SALE Thirteen-room boarding
and lodging house, completely fur
nished, close in. Nick Mllick, Boom
32, Trust Bldg,
FOR SALE Half interest in HJgdon &
Wright transfer and express business.
Apply E. L. Iligdon.
FOR SALE Good team and wagon;
overytliing in first-clnss condition;
will soil at a bnrgnin if sold at once.
Addros T. B.f enro Silvor Bolt.
W
S
BUUbtl
iSSB
V .-
FROM
FOB SALE A good saddle horso. Call
Mrs, Pnrdum, C19 E. Cottonwood.
FOR SALE Now bale of Navajo rugs
juat received; anyono wishing to sou
thora call ut 387 South East street.
Mrs. E. C. Bright.
FOR SALE Location Notices, 25 etuts
u dozen at the Silvor Belt Office.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST Pain rimless glaasoa, attached
to spring-winding guard. Botnrn to
Justice Hinson Thomas.
pOS SALE New furniture. Address
fetters to "furnituro" caro of 8ilver
Belt.
703 SALE About Tour acres af wcl
jnprored property adjoining towa. In
fture Globo Conunercal store.
reB SALE Furnituro for fnr-rni
Wnse; house can bo rem ted; sail to
Uj at premises, 42S Soatk High,
itreet
FOB SALE Bluo roan saddle terse,
k;nj and gontlo. Address letter to
Mn L. Keefo, can of Silver Belt;
FOUND Watch charm locket. Owner
can recover same by paying for this
ad. and proving ownership at Silver
Blt office.
LOST Malachite pin. Please return
to this office and receive reward.
FOUND Gold cuff 'Button with elk
head engraved. Owner ean recover
by paying for this ad.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN On Diamonds and
Jewelry. Mindlin Jewelry & Loan Co.
FRED W. MOORE
WRITES INSURANCE
In the Most Reliablo Fire Insuranco
Companies
Local Representative
ARIZONA MUTUAL SAVINGS &
LOAN ASSOCIATION
Office: Homo Printing Co. Building
GLOBE,, ARIZONA
SAFFORD, February 10. Tho Saf
ford Social and Literary society will
bo delightfully entertained this even
ing by JMissoa Lillio nnd Alico Morris.
Tho infant son of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Goorgo Llledgo, whoso death occurred
yesterday, was buriod iu tho Safford
cemetery this afternoon nt 1 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Elledgo hnvo tho sym
pathy of tboir many friends in tho loss
of their littlo ono.
Newton Hollowny, who has been tho
guest of B. P. Fostor and family, loft
yesterday afternoon for Globe.
Tuo following is tho program which
has boon arranged for tho V. C, T. U.
meeting at tho Baptist church this
evening: Song, by members; Beading,
Mis-H Margarot Robinson; vocal solo,
Vorna Clifford; reading, Object of the
W. C. T. U., Bov. C. Wardlaw; instru
mental duet, Misses Mildred lnnd
Blnncho Birdno.
Y7. Winiratp. of Uvalde, Toxas. ar
rived in tho city yesterday and after
il short visit with his daughter, Mitts
Win gate, who is a teacher in tho pub
ic school, will go on to Ulobo.
Mrs. W. E. Piatt is quite ill at her
homo in S.iilord.
Bov. and Mrs. Norman Burley of Sol
omonvillo aro in tho city today, tho
guests of Mrs. J. M. Foster.
Mitt SimniH and A. J. McAllister of
Solomonvillo, having boon appointed
ujon tho committeo by those opposing
tho divlhion of tho county, left yestor
day for Phoonix. Tho movo for the di
vision is being fought with a great deal
of zeal by the majority in Safford and
vicinity.
Tho members of tho Aftornoon Bridge
Whist club passed a delightful after
noon yesterday with Mrs. Charles P.
Solomon acting as hostess. Tho timo
was devoted to tho usual gaino and
there were present several guests out
sido of tho club members, who aided
iu ranking tho afternoon especially on
joynblo. Tho merry company was served
with cako, cocoa, dntes, tigs, fruit nnd
bon bons in tho dining room, and tho
refreshment tnblo was made attractive
with a contor-pioce of fruit. -Tho ladicu
t;apw,"- -----
nitornoon were:
i?W. -. v
enioyluc tko'ii
Mosdamos Preudonthal. Solomon nnd
Chambora of Solomonvillo nnd Mos
damos Mnshblr,' Olnqy, 'Clayton, Thum,
and MisscB Margaret Robinson and Mao
Dowtllo.
Bov, Burley of Solomonvillo filled tho
pulpit nt tho Southern Methodist church
thlH aftornoon at tho 3 o'clock service.
Ph. Fruedonthnl of Solomonvillo was
a visitor to Safford yestorday.
A. number ol tuo pupils of tho public
school will spend tomorrow picnicking
in tho foot hills with Miss Lucy Pur
dum as chnporon.
J. N. Purdum of Globo passed
through Safford yesterday enrouto
homu from Phoonix.
Mr. and, Mrs. J. A. Wardlaw will oc
cupy tho now brick cottngo of Weaver
Brier, which is nenring completion.
Miss Lillio Bishop was hostess to a
fow Safford friends Thursday evening
at her hospitablo ranch homo near Sol
omonvillo. After pleasant hours of con
vocation and music, tho hostess sorved
sandwiches, cake, coflfeo, bon bons and
fruit. The guests enjoying tho good
timo wero Miss Simmons of Philadel
phia, who is the house guest of Miss
Bishop, nnd Misses Mao Dowdle, Elsio
Fostor, Lois Anderson nnd Lottie Col
ton, Messrs. Jesse Poster, Horry Fos
ter nnd Ernest Wickorsbam.
The DowdJo & Witt livery stoblo has
pnt in a new acotylino gas machine,
with burners in each stall,
Buv. Seaborn Crutchfiold will lcavo
Monday morning for n visit to sons in
San Angelo, Texas.
Walter Truesdalo has Returned from n
boar hunt in the mountains.
Preparations aro being mado for tho
entertainment of ono of tho largest
crowds ever seen in Safford for the
races nt tho athletic nark. Monday and
Tuesday of next week.
HOD
E
F
Fill
SAFFORD, February 19. Mrs. Jas.
8. Abbott is out again after a woek's
illnesfl of the grippe.
Arucgr Jlros. have tho contract for
tho building of the now rcsidenco of
G. P. Houck nnd work hns been started.
Mr. and Mrs. Fredericks have n new
baby at their home, Dr. Stork having
pain mora n visit Thursday.
Bay Hunt of Thatcher has accepted
tho placo of delivcryman at tho store
of A. C. Hunt of this place.
A number of fine horses aro in train
ing on tho rnco track at Athletic park
for tho big races to bo run Monday and
Tuesday of next woek.
Today's Suggestion by Ellen Stan.
T
r
Have You Rooms to Rent?
71
Have You Real Estate
to Sell?
Have You a Horse or a
Dog to Sell?
Have You Something
to Trade?
Any
or All of These Deals
Can Be Arranged
Through
The Silver Belt's
Want Columns
Only
LL
One Cent a Word
Daily or Sunday
mm
IF YOU
Are using or contemplate vsing POWER for any purpose, see us. We
want to demonstrate to you Mm a4vaatages ef ELECTRIC MOTORS
tor power over any ether prme mover. Remember, oar service is unin
terrupted itwcaty-for hears a day.
GLOBE ELECTRIC LIGHT & GAS CO.
PRACTICAL BOY'S SUIT.
FIR boy's Russlon suit Illustrated is one of the simplest and most com
fortable aults that could possibly be mode. It Is not only easy to adjust,
but It Is easily made. It can be made with removnblc shield and with
or without tho wide collar. The sleeves are plaited to flt tho arm to
cuff depth, and the bloomers are finished nt the bottom with elastic bands.
IThe bolt can be of tho material or of leather. The sailor collar Is n natty
feature and will look well finished with rows of stitching or with two of
tbrro rows of sou
tache braid.
Flannel, pique, lln
en. crash, gulatea,
chambrny and ging
ham are suitable
materials to use lu
Its construction. A
Wne gnlatca with a
separate shield of
white piquo stitched
with bluo and worn
with a leather belt
would be both at
tractive and com
fortable. Any little man
will be delighted
with this comfort
able suit made of
white pique or lin
en. Tho wide sail
or collar gives tho
suit a boyish effect
that it n I way a
pleasing. Thcknlck
erbockers extend a
little bolow the
blouse and are ar
ranged with an elas
tic bund that flta
the leg. At least
two sets of knick
erbockers should bo
mado for each suit,
as these are tho part
to become worn out
first as well as
soiled.
For averyday hard
wear during the fall
and winter sorgo Is
an uxcellent mate
rial for a suit of
this character, as It
will stand a largo
amount of bard
usage nnd still look
neat
Sometimes pretty
blues nnd other col
ors become faded In
the wash, and If
such Is tho caso
these suits can be
rcdyed easily nud
Inexpensively with
a few drops of oil colored paints dropped In gasoline until It Is of the desired
color. A. sample of the suit material 3hould bo tried until the desired color is
obtained; then tho whole suit mny be dipped, wrung out nnd hung out to dry.
This suit Is mndo with a removable shield. The pattern is cut lu three
sizes from two to six years of age. To opy this suit for n boy four years of
ago It requires ! yards of material 27 Inches ldo or 3 yards 3(1 inches wide.
Any reader of this paper who desires to secure this pnttcrn may dw o by
sending 10 cents to this office. Give the number, 4102, state size desired nnd
write the full address plainly. The pnttera will be forwarded promptly by mail
THATCHER. February 19. R. C.
Ballard of Safford has been employed
as clerk for tho Wilkins Commercial
company.
Tho Big Six has torn down tho old
pprch from tho front of the building,
and expect to fill its placo with a nico
awning. Tho building is being painted
and otherwise ropaired.
Tho plasterers havo nearly finished
their work on tho now Acaraody. Tho
roof is on, and tho work is boing rapid
ly pushed. It will bo photographed as
soon as tho building materials aro re
moved from tho outside.
Tho girls in the ncademy havo been
making a specialty of basketry in their
domestic art department this week, and
some spionaid worK is. being dono there.
Superintendent A. J. Woods is visit
ing schools in tho uppor end of tho
county tthis week. Tho city council
postponed its mooting on account of
his absence.
Jack Dnloy met with a painful acci
dont whilo at Safford tho other day.
While driving around tho bank corner,
his carriago struck a post, throwing Mr.
Daley out of the buggy, dislocating his
left wrist, and othorwiso injuring him.
Mrs. Oscar Webster is regaining
health rapidly, and hopes to soon bo
out again.
Will Dameron writes from Los An
geles that his health is much improved
and that ho hopes to be homo in a lew
weeks.
Tho children of tho fifth grade of
tho district school, gave their teacher,
Miss Ettiq, Lee, a pleasant surprise on
vcunwaay evening. With refresh
ments in hand, thoy went to her homo
at 7 o'clock in the evening, and their
merry games afforded much amusement
until about 9 o'clock.
O. C. Boynton and D. K. Edwards,
two prominent business men of Los
Angele8t were entertained a few days
by President Kimball, whilo onrouto to
(Hobo.
Thrco new families havo movod hero
from Indian Territory, and are buying
homes in Thatcher.
Tho rocital given by Caroline Mon
tlerth in tho amusement hall on Thurs
day evening was a benefit for tho acad
emy. The following program was car
ried out: "Saunders McClosseau";
Scono from King Lear, "Dividing of
Proporty"; "How Jonnio Eased Her
Mind"; Paul Dunbar's poem, "Whejn
Malinda Sings 't, "Tho Soul of n Vio
lin." A good sized audience was In
attendanfio, and Miss Monticrth'n ef
forts wero much appreciated.
Inxtead of tho regular work meeting
Thursday aftornoon. tho Belief society
gavo a social to tho retired officers.
Mrs. Nancy Knudsen was sustained ns
chorister, and Mrs. Mao Welch as or
ganist. Mrs. Emma Morris was unable
to act as secrotary, so tho vacancy was
filled by Mrs. Ellen Choney. After tho
prenminnry nusiness, tho following pro
gram was carried out: Song, by Mrs.
Knudsen; recitation, by Emma Cluff;
remnrks by Mrs. Phillips; recitation, by
Medio Lnyton; song by Patriarch Clar
idgo; remarks by each member of tho
retired board. Mrs. Cynthia Lnyton,
retired president, was prcsontod with an
autograph album containing tho auto
graphs of all tho Belief society mem
bers. A Hook was given to Counselor
Mrs. Susie Clarldgo and to Secretary
Mrs. Iocs Lee. After this all retired
to the hall below, whoro dainty refresh
ments wero served. Eighty-two mem
bers wero present.
Highest class job printing ai reason
able prices at Silver Belt.
SKV7ErarTT trx tr--n -
I "
To Lot Buyers
If you aro thinking about buying a nlco building lot anywhere In
Globe and ospcciaBy in tho NEW EAST GLOBE TOWNSITB, you can
ill afford to mako a purchaso boforo scoing me. I have somo of the
very choicest and most reasonable lota in Globe ON EITHER CASH OR
TIME PAYMENTS.
Tour nlco building lote en Sycamore street, top of hiU. A big bar
gain, $500, time or cash. ,
One four-room rcsidenco on Noftagcr hlU, with two lots, $1350.
This la positively a snap; rents for $22 per month.
Four choico lot3 close in, beautiful view, $750, a real bargain.'
List your property with me and I wiU seU It for you.
CHARLES RIEMEN
REAL ESTATE
BROAD STREET, ONE DOOR SOUTH OF TRUST BUILDING.
HI
Lame Shoulder
This is a common form of muscular
rheumatism. No internal treatment is
needed. Apply Chamberlain 'a Liniment
freely thrco times a day and a quick
cure is certain. This liniment has prov
en especially valuable for muscular and
chronic rheumatism. Sold by all drug
gists.
FILL OUT THIS BLANK.
..,,. J 190..
ARIZONA SILVER BELT, Globe, Arizona. ' - ,
Please order for we, 10 cents herewith to rover youreharges:
Pattern No SU I1 '
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NOTE Those Patterns are ordered for yo from Ncw; York and require
abonl 10 days to get them to yon. ", ' "f ' " J U' )
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Toek All Her AttentJen.
"Did your wife enjoy the Swiss
scenery?"
-I don't think she saw a bit of It.
Bhc was kept so busy adjusting her
camera." Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Net Sa Common.
Abandoned farms oft And you cam
Weed grown and dank.
But what I'm looking for U xm
Abandoned bank.
Philadelphia Butlettn.
There is not "any better Salve than
Do Witt's Cnrbolizcd Witch Hazel Salve.
We horeby warn the public that wo
are not responsible for any injurious
effects caused .from worthless or poison
ous imitations of our DeWitt's Car
bolircd Witch Hazel Salve, the original.
It is good for anything when a salve
is needed, but It is especially good for
piles. Be sure you get DeWitt's. Sold
by Palace Pharmacy and United Drug
Co.
Meant to Be.
"I ordered a midsummer view front
that dealer, nnd he's sent ire n snow
Bcene."
"That's cool l" Baltimore American.
Old Nature.
Old nature Is the finest thtns
That meets our contomplatnre.
Ita faults are mighty few. by Jlng
Kxceptlne human nature.
Kansas City Times.
Tho Jumping Off Place
"Consumption had rao"in"'its grmp;
and I had almost reached tho jumping
off placo when I was advised o try Dr.
King's Now Discovery; and I want to
say right now, it saved my life Im
provomont began with the first bottle,
and after taking ono dozen bottles
I was a well and happy man again,''
snys Ocorgo Moore, of Grimesland, N.
C. As n remedy for coughs and folds
and hcalor of weak, soro lungs nnd for
preventing pnoumonia Now Disoovery
is supremo. 50c and $1.00 at 'Palace
Pharmacy. ftTrial bottle free".
Highest class job printing at reason
able prices at Silver Belt,
Home Investment Real Estate Company's "DoinV
Last evening, at the office of the Homo Investment company, the
directors held a meeting, and after grave deliberation, decided to con
solidate. Hogne, the hired man, bought stock in the new company, pay
ing 30 cents (Mex.) for 1000 shares (preferred). It was decided to
give tho stock a good watering, and raise tho value of tho stock to a
few feet abovo "timber Uno." By this method, the company can "pan
out the pay streak" on good bargains on a very conservative commer
cial basis, on scUlng houses and lots, at right prices, right locations
and right bargains on "waUt easy" terms. Each stockholder of tho
new company Is authorized to buy and sell nothing but good Real Es
tate bargains In "Greater Globe." Jim Hogue, tho manager of the
company, is authority for the statement that "the , Homo Investment
company handles nothing but Real Estate and Globe dirt, In such bar
gains that will appease the desires of the most fastidious tastes. Here
are a few of them:
Lots, East Globe, from $200 to $350, terms.
Houso and three lots, East Globe, $1000, easy terms.
House and lot, Nob HIU, close In, $2700, easy terms a bargain. '
House and four lots, Nof tsger Hill, $800, $200 down, $25 per month.
Vz, $800, $400 cash, $25 per month. Threo-room house, lot 75x112
120 acres, near Safford, partially Improved, four-room house, stable
Land to be sold at $25 per acre. Terms.
READ OUR BULLETIN BOARD FOR BARGAINS.
HOME INVESTMENT COMPANY
JTM HOGUE, Mgr.
Globe Real Estate Office
3$ HOMES
Five rooms and bath, lawn and shade v.. $2700
Four rooms and bath, East Globe ''.?$....: ;...$2300
Fonr rooms and bath, First street .. .i ',. .$2500
SPECIAL
Elegant modern home, floor space 30x50; Ave rooms, cemodions bath
room, servant's "cottage; barn and fence; lot 96x100; price $4500
terms if necessary. .
SNAPS
45x100 feet on Broad street ,.. ..,. $5500
100x120 feet on -Railroad - $1000
50x100 feet, partly improved, close in '. $2000
50x125 feet Knob hUl, very choice $1200
MOREOVER i
We still have a few choice lots on East Globe at FD2ST PRICE.
See them nnd save the profit ef the speculator who offers you his bar
gains. We want builders and will make inducements.
GLOBE REAL ESTATE OFFICE
F. . TOOMBS, MGR.
PHONE 1101 165 N. BROAD ST.
For Bargains in Real JJstatc come and sec what I have listed with
me. I have some of the most desirable Business and Residence Prop
erty in the city; also mlnixg claism, small ranches, and land In the Gila
vaUey. Lots in any part of the city, houses to rent. Just let me know
what you want and I wUl try to please you.
ALEX SIMPSON & CO.
230 N. Broad St.
I
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MEATS
WE SUPPLY THE BEST
GATTI MEAT CO.
HERE'S A POINjTER
FOR EVERY COAL USER IN GLOBE
Be sure your coal is free from slack, slate and
dirt. We sell AMERICAN BLOCK COAl 4
and it is always delivered to you in fine con
dition. We also sell Wood, Coke, Har, Grain
ARIZONA FUEL & FEEp CO.
PHONE 751 Opposite Depot
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About Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929