Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 6

OF LOCAL INTEREST LADIES -The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church will hold a business meeting Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Quiles, Avenue. "CHICAGOAN LOCATES--H. I. Frisbie, an electrical contractor 1ormerly a resident of Chicago, recently arrived in the city accompanied by, his wife, and has residence on North Fourth ile has opened an ofventle." fice in WOODMAN the Steinegger CIRCLE -building.

The Woodman Circle will give the annual St. Patrick ball on March 18th at Melczer's hall and a most enjoyable evening is expected. Good music will be furnished. CATALINA Theresa Kucher who owns considerable property in this city, and still calls Phoenix her home, though she has resided in Catalina California for some years, is here for a few days on a business visit. DEATH OF MRS.

DeWINTON. Mrs. Harry F. DeWinton died yesterday afternoon at 958 East Van Buren street. She leaves a husband and one child, a brother who resides in CaliAfornia, a mother and sister in Indiana, one brother and two sisters living in Oregon.

The body was taken in charge by Easterling and Whitney and the funeral arrangements will be announced later. A MINING was begun in district court vesterda by George Bamset Gwynne against the Superstition Mining and Milling company, Abbie S. Hatch, George Rogers Woodbury and others for the recovery of money due on stock sold to Mr. Hatch. RETURNED TO A.

Hartwell, has returned to his photograph studio after nine weeks of illness. Mr. Hartwell lacks some of that avoirdupois which formerly distinguished him, but he is beginning to regain it, and hopes to get it all back by a proper course of feeding. HAD LEG Willis, ex-sheriff of Pinal county, now supervisor of that county, is laid up with a broken limb in this city. In some way he turned his ankle, fell and broke the bone in two places.

Dr. Stewart was called and set the break and the patient is getting along as as might be expected under the painfui conditions. FRUIT GROWERS REASSURED.Several fruit growers upon Observer Jesunofsky yesterday morning and inquired how about it, having reference to the probability of frost last night. They were assured that, while there might be frost, it would not be of that variety known as the killing kind. Mr.

Jesunofsky undertook to guarantee slightly stirring breeze until along toward morning. which would prevent the settling of frost long enough to do any, harm. GUDE TYME DANCE--The Phoenix colored orchestra, late arrivals in Phoenix, will be the special attraction at the "Gude Tyme Dance" at Melczer's hall this evening. Many of the lovers of the dreamy waltz and rag time two-step unable to attend the dance given by "the bunch" some time ago, at which this orchestra played and after much urging. Messrs.

Bulter and Oakes consented to promote this evening's dance. A great time is arranged for and the public is given this chance to dance the light fantaistic before the orchestra leaves for other parts. The usual admission will be charged. SALE OF Through the agency of J. L.

Irvin yesterday was sold for Mrs. Anna Anderson, lots 1 2 3 and 4 of Evans to Orangewood tract five on Central neddition, Avenue, to Fred Colter of Apache county, for a consideration of $3000. The lots are five acre tracts with no improvements and the land brought $125 per acre. It is in fine district and Mr. Colter will improve the tract and build a residence for a winter home.

Mr. Irvin reports the inquiries for these small home tracts as very good at present. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION- An examination for clerk and carrier will be held at the postoffice in this city on March 25, 1908. Age limits, 18 to 45 years, on the date of the examination. Married women will not be admitted to the examination.

Unmarried women will be admitted to the examination, but are eligible for appointment only as clerk. Applicants be physically sound, and male applicants applicants must be not less than five feet 4 inches in height without boots or shoes, and weight not less than 125 pounds, without overcoat or hat. For application blanks and for full information relative to the examination, qualifications, duties, salaries, vacations, promotions, address immediately Raymond Satterwhite, secretary board of civil service examiners, Capitol building. Phoenix, Ariz. "She Stoops to Conquer" an exquisitely droll English comedy by Goldsmith, will be given an inimitable rendering by Miss Edith Noves, the impersonator.

Tickets on sale Saturday and Monday, Adams Pharmaev. Reserved seats 75 cents. Best Prices Paid for Clean Rags McNEILCO. 126-128 Washingion St. The PEOPLE with the GOODS opposite Court House THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1908.

Moore's Steel Ranges in 40 Patterns From $22.00 to $85.00 Look! Look! Discount THIS WEEK ONLY ON EVERY MOORE'S RANGE RETAILING AT $50.00 AND OVER. COME AND SEE WHAT THIS MEANS. IT MEANS THE BEST VALUES EVER OFFERED ON HIGH GRADE RANGES. REMEMBER THIS DISCOUNT DOES NOT APPLY TO THE MOORE'S RANGES RETAILING FROM $22.00 TO $45.00. Davidson's Cash Store Phoenix, A.

T. Phone Red 363 AN ON A PAIR OF PRETTY EYES need careful attention. If they tire from reading or otherwise. we'll fit the glasses which relieve the strain. If the eyes require treatment tell you so, but we use no drugs.

DR. DR.E.MUNSON ARIZONA'S LEADING OPTICIAN 118 West Washinaton St. LARSON'S RUBBER GOODS are made by one of the biggest rubber goods houses in America. They are the finest that skillful workmen can turn out. They are made from fresh and strong new rubber stock, Every piece wears well and is guaranteed for one year.

LARSON DRUG CO. N.W. Cor. Center and Wash. Sts.

Phoenix, Ariz. WHOLE WHEAT BREAD For a long life eat bread made from the whole grain. We use the best whole wheat flour. Home Baking Co M. J.

PETTID, Manager. Olivet Brand OF ALL THAT IS GOOD, ARIZONA PRODUCTS ARE The Best RIPE AND GREEN OLIVES. OLIVE OIL. Munger Bros. Company.

There was a nan of great renown, Came one day to Phoenix town, Hunted up and hunted down, Till Donofrio'8 Cactus Candy he had found, VISITED HERCULES Loughridge of Denver and William Dickson Mellvaine of Chicago arrived in Phoenix yesterday, after having devoted several days to a trip of inspection to the Hercules mine near Wenden, in which both gentlemen are largely interested. They also are extensive investors other mining and in smelting industries, located in the territory and in other states. Regarding the conditions at the Hercules mine they were greatly pleased, and every indication there is favorable for a big producer and a bonanza proposition as development proceeds. The work of development is being rapidly pushed without interruption. Phoenix they had never visited before, and the impressions received challenge comparison with other sections.

A most cursory view of both city and cultivated country districts led them to believe heartily in the wonderful future. KODAK PICTURES WANTED. Secretary Cowgill of the board of would be pleased to have the kodak enthusiasts of this valley contribute a few pictures to help along the work of advertising. The pictures must not be smaller than 4x5 inches and the subjects may be any old thing that will show new views and modern conditions. Residences, both city and country, agricultural and stock scenes, orchards, chickens, and whatever may serve the purpose of advertising the valley as a place for homes and investments.

The Y. M. C. A. has volunteered to see that an educational lecture on this valley is delivered all along the line of the Gould railroad system, by a Y.

M. C. A. lecturer, providing the board will furnish the steropticon slides necessary to illustrate the lecture. Mr.

Cowgill has been instructed by the board to secure these pictures. He has taken some views himself and would like as many new and attractive pictures as he can get, from which a selection of fifty views will he made. Reserving Nothing and flooding the community with the greatest Shoe Bargains the Citizens of Phoenix have ever known. This Great Shoe Sale has been packing our store with eager buyers from start to finish. You can't afford to miss it.

Just as Advertised a big discount on Everything. H. A. DIEHL Shoe Co. DEATH, OF MRS.

Hazel Hinson, wife of Emmett Hinson, died yesterday morning at 3:20 o'clock. following complications as the result of an operation. She was 27 years of age and came here about two weeks ago with her husband from Hillside for medical treatment. She was well Copyright. 1908.

by L. ADLER, BROS. CO THE PHOENIX, ARIZ. DUNLAP HATS GO SUP THO Spring and Summer Styles 1908, Now Ready Angelus Grape Juice PHONE That delicious new California Grape Juice. Try it next time; 35c and 65c US per bottle.

We also sell that famous brand of Grape Juice that Boreicke Tafel make. Absolutely free from preservaELVEY tives: We 75c serve a both quart; at our 40c a fountain- pint. a glass. HULETT Service ELVEY HULETT Quality Druggists COME SEE the fine lot of MEXICAN DRAWN WORK HAND PAINTED CHINA and numerous other articles. We have just the things for GIFTS to your FRIENDS.

CRAIN'S STATIONARY AND NEWS CO. 11-13 N. Center St. Eastman's Kodaks -andKodak Supplies Are the Best Berryhill's Big Book Store "The Mail Order House." MONEY invested in real estate now will grow 100 per cent more rapidly than in any other property or business. We have some especially attractive bargains.

For instance, the finest of orange land at $100 per acre. Ten acre tracts all in crop, at $150. 20 acres sugar beet land at $100. 80 acres of finest beet or alfalfa land $50. Money to loan.

Insurance. L. J. RICE, Manager. TRUST DEPARTMENT UNION BANK EASTMAN'S Kodak Baby Book FREE AT OUR STORE OR BY MAIL E.

L. Andrews Son 9-11 E. Washington Street, KODAKS, PHOTO SUPPLIES, STATIONERY, TALKING MA-1 CHINES, SPORTING GOODS. House Paints Carriage Paints MIXED, READY FOR USE GOOD AND FIRST CLASS QUALITY QUALITY PRICES AT Talbot Hubbard's Hardware Store. Home of Pure Drugs Our Windows Show a Few of Our New Bath Accessories.

BATH BRUSHES, BATH TOWELS, MITTS AND FRICTION STRAPS. Come in and see the best line of these goods in the city. THE ADAMS PHARMACY IN HOTEL ADAMS. ANDREW H. MILLER, MGR.

EGGS 20c EGGS Eggs 20C Eggs EGGS 20c--EGGS--20c Eggs Good Fresh Groceries delivered from call. Just Try us. Wetzler's Grocery Phone Black 961. 35 W. Wash.

St. Remember! we make a fine line of Harness of all grades, such as single and double buggy harness, heavy work harness, etc. N. PORTER SADDLE AND HARNESS CO. SPURS BITS.

40 West Washington St. Telephone Red 131. known here. having resided in Phoenix for three years. The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the parlors of Moore MeLel- lan.

PASSENGER AGENT HERE.F. Van Horn, district passenger agent for the Pennsylvania lines with headquarters at Los Angeles was in the city yesterday on a business trip. Dr. W. M.

Bell has changed residence number to 1008 North Center street. Phone Red 981. There's a new candy for you to try, "Cactus Candy" most sweet, If I were you, I now would' buy At Donofrio's, Washington street. They are always good--always correct in cut, and never fail to meet the demands of the most particular and the most economical men. THE 30 32 I W.WASH.ST.

30 and 32 West Washington St. NAVAJO Blankets and Silverware, Braided Hair Hat Bands. ARIZONA SADDLERY CO. 45 N. Center, Phoenix SINCE BREAD IS THE STAFF OF LIFE it behooves every family to use the best flour.

We recommend Perfect or Daisy Flour They are the reliable brands, the results of many years of careful experience. FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS Manufactured by VALLEY FLOUR MILLS. Phoenix, Arizona. Moore McLellan Undertakers and Embalmers. Lady Assistant.

29 West Adams Street. Telephone Main 122. MOTOR AERMOTOR PHOENIX HARDWARE COMPANY, Agents. Ranchers We want more milk or cream, Best Prices at The Maricopa Creamery Co, Phone Main 187: Water first pipueids resi- per INQUIRE AT 141-3 NORTH CENTER STREET up. Good Next Door to Postoffice land, $125 signed smooth Make orchard.

location. $150. BARK BURNETT acres Fine soil. WHOM 8 right. class orange dential Phone Main 242 acre,.