Daily Arizona silver belt., April 28, 1909, Page Page Twelve, Image 8

About Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929

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tho rig In a dilapidated condition
Tho top was 'broken and the paint
scratched, he claims, with the horse
scratched and covered with, dust asjf
it had fallen down." ' "
The men declined to pay for the
damage, holding that tho accident was
nu fault of theirs and expressed then
willingness to havotthe matter thrashed
out in the courts.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES
WILL TEST IN COURTS WHETHER
k k DRIVERS MUST PAY FOR IN.
"i JURIES TO BUGGY.
4, Hecausp thoy declinod to mako good
for tho damages whieh. arc alleged to
havo beon sustained by a rig which
they wore driving, Miko Rudik ami
Sam Drakulich face a chargo of ma
licious mischief, which is slated to be
thrashed out in Judgo Hinaon Thomas'
court today.
Charges against tho two men worn
preferred by G. P. Barclay. Ho claims
that ho routed a gontlo driving horse
!o the meu and that aftor being goco
only a few minutes, they returned witlf
" If yon are thinking of buying any property in Globe, call at 230 N. Broad
street and consult with Ales Simpson & Co.
Hero ara a fow bargains in roal estate that they will be only too
pleased to sho wyou. Their figures are right, and they will do business
with you on tho square
A 7-room house close in, on easy terms . . . . , $1,000.00
A 5-room house, now, modem, easy terms, only $2,600.00
A 4-room house, largo lovel lot, a bargain for cash : . . .$2,100.00
A S-room house, lot 110x112 feet, easy terms t $3,760.00
Wo will bo pleased to show you any property wo havo. Just come and
give U3 a chanco. We have beautiful lots in anypar of the city. Also
houses to rent.
Alex. Simpson
ALEX. SIMPSON & COMPANY
Jamss Cochran
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USED LANOUAOE MOBE FORCIBLE
THAN ELEGANT ON OBOWDED
' STBEET COBNEB.
Becauso he expressed, in 'language
more forcible than elegant, his opinion
of tho members' of J. W. Randolph's
phonomoua, William Orchard was fined
$15 in Judge Hinsou Thomas' couit
yesterday.
.Orchard wa arrented Sunday morn
ing a.t the request of Randolph. llo
was standing in front of tho Old Do
minion store? where a woman, was tak
iug a long sleop undor hypnotic influ
ence, and having had. more drinks than
ho could negotiate easily, ho proceeded
to roast the performance in exceeding
ly obsceno language Ho kept up tne
haranguo until it was necessary to
cause his arrest.
Orchard protested his innocence, but
tho ovidenco was against him and ho
w.ahfound 'guilty by the court. He .ih
tho fine.
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Pioneer Visiting Globe
, Con Crowley is in tho city for a few
days from his homo at Crowloy, Ari
zona. Ho says all the properties in tho
Pinto Creek district nro being devel
oped rapidly, especially the Cactus, on
which a stntion is "being cut at the 4U(;
foot lovel, Another shaft is soon to b'j
sunk on the property and largo shop
ments of machinery and equipment arc
expected soon. Mr. Crowley is ono of
tho oldest of the old-timers, having
lived in tho Pinto district for the last
fifteen years. 5
Cottage Meeting
Tho Presbyterian cottage meeting
will be held this evening at the resi
dence of Neil M. Allrod, corner Maplo
and First streets.
LABGE SHIPMENTS OF PIPES AND
FITTINGS OBDEBED GAS TO
ALL PABTS OF GLOBE
Tho Globo Light & Power Co. has
placed an order for a largo quantity of
pipe and fittings. It is. the intention
of tho company -as s,oon as this is re
ceived (which wll be in about six
weeks) to cover all tho streets of the
city with gas pipes, so that all residents
can havo tho advantago of gas for
eook-stoves and appliaLCOs will bo han
dled by the company at their now show
rooms next to tho Dominion Hotel, and
will "bo sold at net cost. This will en
ablo ovory resident to use gas, as they
will find it, cheaper and better than
any other fuel. Full information regard
ing rates, etc., can be had by applying
at the office, eithor in person or by
phone. The company will be pleased
o havo a solicitor call on any one
and give full information. Don't fail
to take advantage of this, you will find
It invaluable during tho hot weather.
Watch and wait for Sultan Bros. lie
building and Closing Out Sale.
DON'T MISS IT.
That amusing comedy "Romoo," or
"Dog Wanted," Majestic, last time
tonight. Coming, "The Old Dairy
Homestead."
BEDFOBD'S DANCING ACADEMY
(Clark's Pavilion)
Gentlomon's class every evening.
Ladies' and children's class Wednes
days, Fridays and Saturday afternoon.
Social hops Saturday evening. Phone
1342.
COMING! COMING!! COMING!!!
"Tho Old Dairy Homestead."
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
GLOBE, ARIZONA
Capital, Surplus and Shareholders' Liability, 1300,000
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Crawford
Shoes
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FOR MEN
$3-50
$4.00 $5.00
Crawford "Stay Up" BoxToes
are made by a special and unique pro
cess whereby the toe is so molded that
it will never soften or "cave in," a valu
able factor in preserving the stylish ap
pearance of our shoes. Made in Oxfords,
Tan, Oxblood, Patent Colt, Gun Metal.
A large and varied line of shoes in styies
that will fit any foot. Drop in and see us.
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PHONE 2621
Bargain Seekers
Carrying
Heavy
Load
s
Leaving Every Minutes; Others Taking Their Places at Our Bargain
Counters. Everything Marked in Plain Red Figures
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Ladies' Suits
Any tailored suit in tha storo at just
27c on the dollar. ,
927.50 Suits now ..-..-."......-.. .$6.80'
Best material, workmanship, styla
quality and superior finish. ' ft
Ladies' Coats
Swell Opera Cpats among the, finest
over displayed in Globe.
555 Opera 'Coata now y2 price. . .$27.50
'Also medium priced Bain Coats,
Traveling Coats and black Taffeta Silk
oats and Braid Jackets.
Ribbons ,
The largest assortment of Eibbons ''
,in the city. All shade3, r colors and k
widths, ellk, taffeta and 'satin, best
grades. ? -
25c values now , 15c
20c values now ..12c
15o values now .....'..r...ilj?.'.r.8c
10c values now ....-. ........Gc
jc, values now ..... .. 3c
2c values no"w n ...."...."..... lc
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Ladies' Hose
A swell stock of Ladies' Hosiery,,
Laco and Embroidery and Gauze. Black
--and largo assortment of colors below
wholesale cost.
85c Silk Embroidery Hose, now 58c
65c Silk Embroldary Hose, now . . . .37c
, 50c Hose now, 3 pairs $1.00
r S5c Hose, now, per pair 22c
. 15c Hose, now 3 pairs 25c
10c Hose, now 4 pairs 25c
Also a fine line of Children's Hosiery
at very low prices.
Muslin Underwear
$1.85 Night Gowns now $1.19
$1.50 Night Gowns'now $1.14
' $3.50 Pants now . . . . , $2.27
$1.50 Pants now 94c
. COMBINATION SUITS.
$4.75 values now , . .$2.71
VETTIOOATS.
$1X0 values now, ....... 84c
$1 values now . . ,. . . .. . .54c
CHEMISE .,
$3 values now ...,.,..., .$1.29
$1.75 values now ,.,......,,,.. .88c
Skirts and
Petticoats
Tho largest' and finest stock "of
Ladies' Skirts and Silk Petticoats dis
played anywhere in Arizona. All the
very latest s'tyles marked in plain 'red
lgures below wholesale cost.
Corsets
A full lino of the best grades and
makes Prices very low.
Dresses ,
Dresses, Evening GownB, Street Gowns, Lingerie
Brasses, Shirt Waist Suits at ridiculously low prices.
Children's Dresses one-half prico.
Come tomorrow sure.
Biding Skirts, Gloves and Boots at special prices.
A large lino of long and short Himonas, silk, lawn,
crepe, etc.
SHOE
BARGAINS
All Franch heel Ladies' Shoes and
' Tics; best brands in black and most all
colors, at less than one-half price.
$5 Shoes now $2.48
$1 Shoes now $1.98
The largest assortment in Globe.
Forty pairs Ellctt, L... .1 Shoo Co.'s Shoes, Cuban heel, patent leather
Tics. Begular $3.50 value, now $1.98. All sizes.
Tan Cuban Hoel Ties, regular price $3.75, now $1.98.
Large assortment of Patent and Black Eid Tics, Strap, Sandals, Buttons,
etc. $3.50 and $4 quality, b3st makes, now $1.28; $20 and $3 qualtics now
going at 9Gc.
Children's Shoes, Blacks, tan3, etc. $2.35 'values now $1.25; $1.65 values
now 98c. '
Superba Brand Shoes $2.00 values now 97c. Largo numbers of other
best brands less than half price. Any pair Canvas shoes in the store, 89c
$100.00 IN U. S. COLD COIN WILL BE GIVEN TO ANYONE PKOVINQ
THAT THIS ISNOT A GENUINE CLOSING OUT AND BONAFIDE "KB
TD2ING SALE. WE POSITIVELY CLOSE THIS STOBE AS SOON A3
ALL GOODS ABE SOLD. THE CONSOLDDATED SALVAGE COMPANY
' OF CHICAGO,' DLL., IS NOW IN CIIABGE.
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Three Doors North of Bridge
-Do-not confound this with so-called other sales.
. Plenty of extra people to. wait on yoiM
fffyf '(- yu: ,vfo)i??- rt?
Look for theBig Red Sign
,Make no mistake.
Look for the name .above the door.
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