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If Fads and FashionsT
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NKW i'OKK, August 14. Koports batistes being popular in this class and
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GLOBE MINE OWNER SEEKS VIFE
WITH SOME MONEY FOE DE
VELOPMENT WORK
EASTERN GIRL WANTS COWBOY
WOULDN'T W MINER DO? MAYBE
j BUT LADY MUST BRING
CASH WITH HER
- EL PASO, August 11. Another Chi
piiim I'irl writes the Herald to find her
!i husband and a (Hobo man writes and
asks tho Herald to find him u wifo.
The girl, liko tlie other two who havo
-written, one of whom says she lias
"found a cowboy who suits her, wants
it ranchman. The Globe man is a miner
and ho wants a woman to marry him
and be his bnsine.ss partner as well as
his life partner; ho desires that she
havo money enough to help him develop
bis mine, which ho says is wortli $1"",
'0U0. Hero aro the latest lettors received
by tho Herald regarding matrimonial
mutters:
Wanted: A Wifo
OI.OBK. Ariz., Aug. 10.
Editor El Paso Herald:
Dear Sir: I am a mining man. I
own very valuable and extensive min
ing proportion (mostly copper) not far
fiom Globe, Arizona, at present valued
nt ono hundred and twenty-five thous
and dollars, lly expending $8,000 or
$10,000 it has the possibilities of mil
lions of dollars. I want n wife for a
partner, with some money to help tne
explore tho property. 1 am forty-five,
good looking, have no bad habits, very
temperate; don't use tobacco and I am
!i feet, 8 Inches tall; weight t.rS iHiunds.
Mv hnmn is California.
.1, si'jsirsui'iu,
Globe, Arizona.
Address:
JJox 1223.
Wanted:
A Husband
CHICAGO, 111., August 8.
Editor El Paso Herald:
Kindly favor me, as you have already
done with ono Chicago girl. I am a
young woman oi ine uiouuo iype, wu
educated and hi good health, i would
enjoy lifo on a ranch where there is
plenty of room to roam about.
I am at homo in tho saddlo and am
very fond of outdoor hports.
I should liko to meet a tall, jolly,
generous ranchman. If it is within
your power to communicate with such
a party kindly favor me with an early
reply. Trusting you will pardon tho
liberty 1 am taking In writing this and
hoping that I am worthy of your most
favorable answer, I am
Yours truly,
L. KKrDEK,
Caro Gon. Del. Chicago, 111.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Iiids for tho construction of a Hos
pital Uuildhig will bo received at the
general office of tho company until
August 18th. Company reserves riglil
to reject any and all bids. Plans and
specifications can bo had at company's
general office. ,
ARIZONA COMMERCIAL COFPEll
- COMPANY.
Spend your vacation at Indian Hot
Springs, Arizona's loading health re-bjrt.
Do not forgot to call for
Baking Powder. Purest made
Kdmund T. Satcholl
Junei K. Sfctchall
Satchell Brothers
Assayers, Chemists, Metallurgists
TRUST BLDG., ROOMS 10 AND 19
F. O. BOX, 1005, GLOBE, ARIZ.
growing tendency toward inci easing
tulncss of skirt and sleeves noticeable
in tho" latest creations of tho famous
Paris designers. This is interesting
news to the American women of fash
ion. Of course, it remains to be wen
how far this lately developed tendo.icy
will go. Tho llowing movement of
shoer supple stuffs over clingim; foun
dations which characterize many Of tho
midsummer models is a very ditl'eient
thing from fuUnes. and drapery inheav
icr materials. In the mean time tho
skirt voke and cuirass have offered a
compromise eagerly accepted and a host
of models along these lines nave ueen
launched.
Some of these models aro. bizarre
and trying and particularly unbecoming
to women of too voluptuous develop
ment. A fat woman in a piiuccss tint-
ting frock of cuirass effect clinging
tightly around the hips aud perimps
half ay to the knees where it meets
a llounco or plaiting, m a sight to
make a cat laugh, and yet they will
wear tuch frocks. '
That is so much more inexcusable as
thero'is such a variety in the season's
modes that something becoming to any
figuro is within tho possibilities.
Tho corsage may bo slightly full in
stead of flatly dinging where fullness
is more becoming. The corsage and
skirt havo come back, to the consola
tion of those tor whom the popular
Moyen Age princess lines are altogether
too trying. Tho new skirts present so
many arrangements ot tullncss that ev
ery figure may bo suited. All that is
needed is good taste and a knowledge
of one's own limitations.
Tunic arrangements, often but little
deeper than Ihe long cuirass, are some
times developed in contrasting laco or
embroidered net or some other supple
material. For example, a charming
frock of rose silk monsselinc had a
full soft skirt of tho mousseline and
a draped bodice of surplice fichu effect,
of the siune material. Over this nxc
frock was draped a little tunic formed
from a shawl of fine black Chautilly,
ono point running up over the bodice
front in bib fashion, another point fall
ing over the skirt front, but reaching
not much more than half way to the
knees.
Sneakinu of draneries. one of tho in-
novations that achieved success in the
lato season at Paris was a picturesque
draped manteau in soft material, which
ws brought up on the lott sliouiuer in
the bck, fastened there and left to
fall free, much after tho traditional
fashion of tho pago's cloak.
Foulards aro still much likod for the
utility frock and tho newest models
all show much fullness hi t)io skirts, the
long skirts often being frilled all
around the waist band or draped, while
the-trotting frocks of foulard are chief
ly of tho yoke skirt variety. The skirt
yoke may run in up over me oouice
in somo ono of the pretty princess ci
fects which are so popular, but many
of tho best models have a bodice slight
ly full and held in by n girdle, while
the smooth fitting yoke of the skirt has
a very deep flounce or plaiting pouting
it well below tho hips.
It may bo true that the lingerie
blouse is not as popular this year as
in fortnor seasons owing to the vogue
of the princess styles, but judging from
tho large number of well dressed wo
men who wear such blouses on suitable
occasions, the reported decline oi mis
garment's popularity is rather proble
matical. Tho lingerie blouse is too
comfortalilo and practical to lose its
hold on feminine favor altogether. Each
season tho designers develop new blouso
ideas, although after all these seasons
tho thiug would seem impossible.
This year tho novelties have, to a
largo extent, taken tho form of tho in
troduction of color into smart blouses.
It is true this innovation presents some
rather difficult problems to tho laun
dress, but it cannot bo denied that
charming effects are produced by these
touches of color. The blouso material
may bo of white and color, fine stuped
too, somo dainty batistes and linons,
barred in color, which make up smart
ly, and occasionally ono finds a pretty
blouse of white embroidered all over
in somo small desigu of color, usually
a- dot or ring.
Tho striped batistes aie, as a rule,
made up very simply, with only a touch
of lace at the throat and perhaps for
jabot trimming. Somo of them aro
quite devoid of trimming beyond the
tucking of the yoke and collar and
cuffs, or are mado collarless and in
tended for wear with some of the dain
ty separate lingerie or linen collars or
stocks. Some of tho white and colored
material is hand-embroidered in white,
and where the material is one of tho
soft cotton marquisettes, as is often
the- case, a little fine braiding is fre
quently used. Some of the most charm
ing blouse models in white and color
are of cool, delicate lavender and white,
and there aro delicious little modeis
of this coloring in sheer, fino striped
batiste, with creamy Valenciennes eug
ing tho double jabots and tucked col
Inr and cuffs. Blouses in light, clear
green and white are also very dainty
and cool looking.
There are also somo exceedingly pret
ty shades in blue and rose and yel
low. Black and white combinations are
all tho 'rage for hats just now. The
style was really originated two mouths
ago and has not lost its popularity.
The latest thing for midsummer wear is
Iipiivv white lace oil black straw, 'tins
is put on in choux, in bands, in big
loops, or wired, several loops rasteneu
together. Sometimes nothing is worn
on the hat except a big flower or but
terfly of coarse lace and the effect is
quite elegant. One stunning black criu
hat was trimmed with white point d 'es
prit, edged with narrow A'alenciennes.
The hat was. worn with a handsome
lingerie robe and was quite suitable.
Largo outstretched wings oi wuiio
tire used on colored and black hats.
They are handsome as "well as durable,
fur us ;i rule, summer millinery is all
that is cheap looking and perishable.
All kinds of Mack flowers aio appear
ing. Some buttercups with yellow cen
ters, are being put on big black net
hats in a modish house, and aro becom
ing to almost any woman. Ihe sliapo
that will bo seeu most in the late sum
mer, it is said, will be tho big black
hat with rolling brim.
Dark brown Panamas are taiKou
about and they aro trimmed, with black
linen scarfs. Black leghorn is correct
with saimhire blue as its velvet crown.
Dark aigrettes, it is rumored, arc shown
on black hats, with plumes in green,"
prune or royai uiue in wt muii .-m.n-o.
While tne newest sieeves conuuue i" ,
bo quite tight at cuff and shoulder,
there is a decided bulge at the portion
over the elbow, hinting at a return
to the long-lost old leg o 'mutton sleeve.
Drecoll iu Parjs is exploiting a new
sleeve which falls below the elbow over
an uudcrslcovo of soft mull gathered
into a tiuht fiaml at the wrist. This
looks much like a relic of the sixties.
The upper part of tho sleeve fits close
ly, only flaring a hit toward tne doi
tom, which sets over the fuller under
sleeve. Slippers made entirely of cloth or
gold are a great deal used and so are
bronze shoes and slippers, somo of
which are wonderfully wrought with
the finest bronze beads or are jeweled
(daintily.
ATHLETES FROM EAST
AND WEST AT SEATTLE
SKATTLK, August 12. Nover before
has Seattle held so many men of brawn
and muscle aH are gathered here today,
attracted by the annual track and field
meet for tho national championship of
the Amateur nthletic union.
This is tho first time that the ath
letes of the east and west have met in
a western city and when tho gladiators
father at the' stadium of the exposition
tomorrow they will be cheered on to
victory by one of the largest crowds
yet assembled on the grounds of the
big fair. Tomorrow aud Saturday tho
meet will continue, and east will meet
west for the first time on a basis of
equality. There are thousands of visi
tors from the eastern cities now in Se
attle and the invaders from the effete
country will not lack for "rooters."
Intense interest over tho outcome of
this meet has been exhibited all over
tho Pacific coast. Tho records that
havo been made on western tracks havo
always been hold in doubt by tho crit
ics of the east. This meet will decide
whother or not tho western track men
are tho equals of those from the east.
The. entries for tho meet include
many of the moit prominent athletes
in tho United States. Practically all
of the college stars of the large east
ern enlleB-es will comneto and mnny of
the men who achieved 'fame jn the
Olympic games at London will also
bo seen.
From the west there will be a large
representation. Tho men will come
f rem all parts of tho Pacific coast, near
ly all of the athletic clubs having sig
nified their intention to enter teams.
See Clco, the materializing medium,
100 Sycamore street, Globe.
.Call today and get your dividends at
tiio Arizona . Co-Operativo Mercantile
Co. Get the habit.
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GEO. S. ANDRUS
CrVIL AND MINING ENGINEER
MINE, UNDERGROUND AND CITY SURVEYING
Room 35. Trust Building
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Pinal Dairy
ABSOLUTELY PURE MILK
Quality and Richness All Pre
served in All Milk Sold. We
DO NOT ROB THE MILK
To Make Butter
Inspection Invited
Tests Furnished on Request
GIBSON BROS.
Phone 2153. Box 7S1
The Globe Commercial Co.
TELEPHONE 221
We Want Your Trade
The quality of goods carried by as can always be depended on. We bnj
and sell the test, and handle only such qualities as will appeal to lotin
of "good things to eat."
We have accommodating salesmen.
Our solicitors are competent.
We make prompt deliveries
Open an account with us today ,and we will ooth be winner.
A Sound Business Investment
fT -i' xL-. -x- u x,t- i .'.nnin kncinocc nrnnpffv in dlnhp. A mnonif.
we ueueve mis to oe me uesimvcsuucui u "u"" Vn AA j ..Tpr
icent piece of ground on South Broad Street, 230 front and 120 deep, suitable fori
notei, apartment nouse, warenou&e ui uwemug puipuow, v,vv , HUKu
terms.
Ball Ground
Six-room modern "house, lot
my x 112 o
$3,150 .
Terms.
East Globe
Six-room hoiise,' fine level cor
ner lot, fruit trees
$1,950
Easv terms.
Noftsger Hill
larjro
lot,
Chamberlain's Colic, Onolera and Di
arrhoea Remedy Nover Known
to Fail
"I havo used Cnamberlaia's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since it
was first introduced to, the public in
1S72, and havo never found one in
stance where a cure was not speedily
effected by its use. I havo been a com
mercial traveler for eighteen years,
and never start out on a trip without
this, mv faifliful friend,'' says II. S.
Nichols of Oakland, Ind. Ter. For sale
by all druggists.
Five-room house,
ITaskin's ltoad
$1,400
Terms.
East Globe Townsite
New three-room house, good
lot; 4th near Bailey
$850
Easv terms.
Globe's Future
Assured
" Never was the future of Glohe brighter Never
was the opportunity of investment so sure to
bring big financial returns. The eyes of the
mining world are on Globe. They are noting the
wonderful progress of this great mineral belt.
The day of the pessimist is past. He has no place
in this community, because the future of this city
is assured. Globe is fast becoming, a city of
homes. Note tho building going on today ail
over the city. Many modern homes that -would '
be" a credit to any city a,re in course of construc
tion, and every day new ones are started. There
.never has been a time when an investment in
Globe Heal Estate was so sure of giving the in
vestor big results as now. You are absolutely tak
ing no chancef failure, because today more
money is being expended.in developing this great
district than ever before. . The experimental
stage is past, capital is now at hand to build a
sotfc! and lasting city. The person who invests
now in Globe Eeal Estate is sure to have his re-.
ward. Now is the time.
Nob Hill
Four-room and basement mod
ern house, corner lot
$2,350
Terms.
East Globe Hill
Four-room modern house, fine!
level lot
$2,750
Terms.
East Globe Townsite
Two room house, large base
ment, four good lots
$1,000
Easy terms.
East Globe
Four-room modern house, level
corner lot
$2,350
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Terms.
Many other bargains in all parts of the city, both in improved and unimproved
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Phone 411
MacPherson & Dayton, Managers
177 North Broad Street
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The Time to buy Real Estate is now. When the Real
Estate Market is inactive is the time to pick up "Real
Values" that will prove most profitable investments. And
we have a number of just such "buys" if you will call and
see us.
Phone 1101
GLOBE REAL ESTATE OFFICE us n
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