Bisbee Daily Review from Bisbee, Arizona • Page 5

THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1918. FIVE .3 DAILY REVIEW WANT ADS Advertisements under this head at the rate of 1 cent per word each issue, with a minimum charge of 25 cents. Advertisements must reach TJie Keview office not later than 8 p. m. for insertion in next morning's paper.

Male Help Wanted WANT ED A steady boy. Apply at City Dye Works. 895 WANTED Laborers. Government works at Norfolk, Va. White, color ed and Mevicans for U.

S. housing corporation. Good board and working conditions. Ship Monday, transportation free. No miners will be accepted.

For information see O. S. French, or G. J. Wilbert, Bisbee.

834 WANTED Handy man who can do some blacksmith work and keep farm utensils in shape, good wages. Warren ranch. 841 WANTED Bell boy, Copper Queen hotel. 6S1 Female Help Wanted Young refined woman work in Bisbee as housekeeper, small family. Only best of references.

Review, M. C. I. 891 WANTED A waitress, girl or woman. Apply English Kitchen.

876 WANTED A laundress. 475. Phone Black 845 WANTED Girl for general work, half day, small family. Red 758. house-Phone S39 Positions Wanted WANTED Middle aged man would like a room in private place, where he could feel at home.

Must be reasonable. Address Stranger J. Review. 851 WANTED Expert bookkeeper and stenographer wants work, day or evenings. B.

Review. 843 WANTED Position. Plain sewing done. Leave work 170 Temby avenue or 79-A Brewery Gulch. 736 For Sale FOR SALE Seven room dwelling in Jiggerville.

See Bruce Perley, Cop per Queen hotel. 8S7 I FOR SALE Pair full blooded aire-1 dale dogs, cheap, five months old. 7 Higgins hill. Phone Black 702. 892 FOR SALE Furniture of twenty-four rooms, twelve sleeping rooms, i twelve light housekeeping rooms.

theap if taken at once. Bisbee P. O. Box 1S96. Address 873 FOR SALE Nine room house, completely furnished, formerly used as maternity home.

Terms if desired. Mason hill. Address Box 1189, City. 763 TOR SALE Fresh, ripe tomatoes for canning. Delivered to any part of Warren district, five cents per pound.

Mail orders will receive prompt attention. Bisbee or Naco. Chase L. Purdy, 760 FOR SALE Modern house close in. A bargain.

Room two, Lyric bldg. 844 FOR SALE New 303 Savage rifle, 300 shells. J. E. Steel, 49 O.

K. street. 838 FOR SALE One four room modern bungalow, completely furnished, near Vista park, Warren. This is a snap for a new, lovely home. C.

H. Hogan, phone 121, office below Copper Queen hotel. 8ot FOR SALE One second hand Chevrolet car at a bargain. Inquire C. K.

Bamum, Tombstone canyon, after 3 p. m. 790 FOR SALE Buick light six. five pas- senger, 1917 model, in first class condition. F.

J. Keogh Auto Upholstery Paint Shop, Lowell. 675 FOR SALE Five room furnished house. Tombbtone canyon, not on hill, $500 cash, balance monthly pay- ments. Apply to M.

C. Hign. 797 FOR SALE Two work horses. Bisbee! Improvement company. 772 FOR SALE Second Broadway rooms.

hand ranee. 7Cj FOR SALE One four room house, part down, balance easy payments. Harry Robinson, 65-A Brewery avenue. 867 FOR SALE reseeni hotel, avenue. Brewery 6j2 FOR SALE Bundles or old papers at the Review office.

Large bundles, price 25c. PETEY DINK Another Lovely Petev oco Top I US OLD) I GUMS 'U. "BE. IM mw I i For Sale i FOK SALE Good building lots, five minutes walk from Denn mine. Mrs.

Winwood, Winwood addition, $50 and up. 849 FOR SALE Ford roacster. Must be sold at pany. once. Lowell Motor com- i 871 For Rent I FOR RENT Two large rooms fur- nished Rooms, for housekeeping.

19 O. K. street. Oregon 8H0 FOR SALE Bed, rocking chairs. dresser and Phone 464.

two S8S FOR RENT Two rooms furnished for housekeeping. 153 Teniby avenue Balgay house. 894 jf 01 RENT Two furnished rooms for housekeeping. Lights and water furnished. 93-C Youngblood hill.

875 (FOR RENT New three room furnish ed house. Mrs. Winwood, Winwood Mrs. Winwood, Winwood 874 FOR RENT Two rooms furnished for housekeeping. 153 Temby avenue.

Balgay house. 842 FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, across from the Lowell depot, 56 Upper Lowell. 866 FOR RENT Furnished, two nice, clean housekeeping rooms. Apply School hill grocery. 840 FOR RENT One new, modern bunga low in Warren, provided party buys furniture.

C. H. Hogan, phone 121, below Copper Queen hotel. 836 FOR RENT Rooms, Hotel Letson Main street. Thone 559.

Centrally located, clean, airy, newly renovated rooms. Running water. Reason able rates to permanent guests. 820 I FOR RENT Dead storage for cars for the term of the war, reasonable Brooks Apartments. Phone Black 730.

800 FOR RENT Batching cabin for two. also nice, clean, well ventilated sleeping room. 49 O. K. street.

316 FOR RENT Five room Tiouse, 206 Opera Drive, Close in, above lumber yard. 818 FOR RENT Nice clean rooms. Ari- ington rooming house. Prices rea- finable. Opposite City park.

770 jFOR RENT Nicely furnished front i room, separate entrance, suitable for gentleman or two school teachers. Apply first house north of Brooks Apartments, O. K. street. dh-tf I iFOR RENT Adult desiring three room furnished apartment for one month with "possibility of renting indefinitely.

Phone Black GS1. Tot FOR RENT Garage Phone Black 475. Til Warren. 422 FOR RENT Two rooms furnished for housekeeping, no children. 28 Montana street, Johnson addition.

254 Wanted WANTED Three or four room furnished house. Call 223 between 8 a. m. and 5 p. m.

869 WANTED House, four rooms or more unfurnished, Bisbee or Warren Ad dress, care Review. tf-dh WANTED Pink fruits, vegetables. Box 2211. beans, chickens. Phone Green 696.

847 Lost LOST About a month ago, a blue woo' jersey jacket, white collar and cuffs. Phone Blue 665 or Review Reward. 88S LOST Red leather book containing two passports and registration card. Return to Review. 848 Money to Loan ti.MALl quits loans on 7our personal note 10 samnea men ana women, al so ou iurnitur.

oan uo. Koom z. ync neatrn Duuaing. itt REVIEW WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Alibi Ruined. "BUT CVt T.

Miscellaneous NEW PROCESS LAUNDRY Just op- ened at 215 Opera Drive, having the Big Giant washer. Washes silks, lace curtains, flanels, blankets without wear or tear. Expert ironers, can Iron anything first class, dry cleaning and pressing done, gent's and lady's clothes. Patronize us and get the best. Proprietors, Mrs.

Hayes, Mrs. Lundgreen. 768 MATERNITY HOME On Mason hill, formerly run by Mrs. Jacobs, will reopen Monday by Mrs. Kahler, professional nurse, of Chicago, 111.

720 WRINKLES, FRECKLES, SAGGING, SALLOW COMPLEXION, PIT-TINGS, SCARS And all facial blemishes. Do you want to know how to remove them? If so send for tree literature. Mme. Coman Stanley, 3236 Key West, Los Angeles, Calif. 825 VK1'1 TO M.

C. A. benool, uos aoout Auto, itauio, commercial ana courses i rain ior Bervice. iio GOSSARD CORSETS FOR SALE (2 up. All corsets carefully fitted.

Ines Warburton, over Independent Feed store, upper Main street. 349 MRS. BOYLE Clarivoyant, card reading. Hours 10 a. m.

to 2:30 p. m. 17 Montana street, first street back of Lowell bakery. 312 MARTIN'S MINERAL BATHS AND I MASSAGE SPECIALIST For rheumatism, lumbago, plurisy, headaches, nervousness, manipulations and qyrviture of spine treated scientifically. Office third floor Maze building.

Open 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Nurse in attendance.

705 BUNDLES OF OLD PAPERS At the Review office. Large bundles, price 25c. Casualty List (Continued from Page Three) Gido M. Vintresco, Introdacqua, Pro Acquilla, Italy. Anders M.

Anderson, Froid, Mont. Michael J. Daly, Andover, Mass. John E. Irvin, Natural Dam, Ark.

John Jakawiez. Louisville, Colo. James Nolan, New York. Arthur A. Petermeier, Baxter, Iowa.

Frank A. Principe, Cleveland, O. Charles V. Schmeider, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Charles T. Spaeth, Flushing, N. Y. George E. Stein, Buffalo, N.

Y. Pietro Sturla. San Francisco, Calif. James Feter Tymon, New York. John T.

Webber, Brooklvn, N. Y. DIED OF DISEASE Lt. William T. Morton, Wilkinsburg, Pa.

Sgt. Earl A'. Wolcott, Ithaca, N. Y. Corporals Walter J.

Wolfe, East St. Louis, 111. Charles E. Day, Richmond, Va. Chauffeur Robert C.

Cline, La grange, 111. Privates Harry Elnathan Burdick, Westerly, R. I. Francis B. Ellis, Monongahelia, Pa.

Fritz A. Gaedike, Moscow Mills, Mo. Wilbert D. Macer, Evansville, Ind. Willias S.

Phillips, North Leeds, Me. Oscar A. Scriven, Mamapa. Idaho. Joseph Blockus, Hanlock Creek, Pa.

Roy Borders, George, Okla. Henry Joseph Brink, Yonkers, N. Y. Vincent Paparo, Atlantic City, N. J.

Robert F. Turner, Benns Church, Va. Oeoree Whalev. Mount Sterling Kr. I Nels B.

Burgeson. Titusville. Pa. Oscar Edmunds Edwards, Norfolk, Va. Everett R.

Pugh, Camp Creek, Floyd county, Va. DIED OF AIRPLANE ACCIDENT Lt. Mark F. Hamilton, Minneapolis, Minn. DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAUSES Cpl.

William B. Burnett, Clover Port. Ky. vaoner tnaney w. noimes, hner- and recommend lt as a splendid Ionian.

Texas. i male tonic," Privates Don't allow nnmAlf tn hwm Elmer I). Anderson. Oxford. Me.

weak and run-down from womanly Herbert A. Holzhutter, Detroit, i troubles. Take CarduL It should sure-Mich. i ly help you, as it has so many thou-Thomas H. McGrath, New Haven, sands of other women In the past 40 Conn.

yeara. Headache, backache, sidoache. Archie L. Trissell, Garden City, Kas. Robert H.

Fones. Hightstown, N. J. Clemon Richards, Athens. Ga.

Leo John Schaiper, Cleveland. Ohio. Calvin H. Wulenta, Brooklyn. N.

Y. Vi SQU- I Vouto mave. I MAVEV4'T A AVJCE "UJ E't'tC Ma 1 M. a I I I rimSM rtn AJSyV A Ksi I BISBEE YOUNG LADY AT FLAGSTAFF ILL WITH INFLUENZA MISS BERNICE BUTLER CONFINED TO HER ROOM WITH SPECIAL NURSE AND DOCTOR AT THE NORMAL SCHOOL According to a telegram received here yesterday from Flagstaff, Miss Bernice Butler, daughter of Mrs. P.

A. Butler of Lowell, is one of the young ladies of the normal school who has been alllicted with the influenza that has reached that school. The telegram stated that she was confined to her bed with a special nurse and doctor. Miss Butler left here about a month ago to go to take a special course at that institution. She has been in the employ of the Phelps Dodge store here for a long time in the credit department Her sister.

Miss Beatrice, is now in the employ of the store. Other young ladies from this section who are in attendance at the some institution are Miss Ruth Southard, Misn Jnsenhine Southard. Miss Ilen- retta Brown, daughter of Mrs. Poole of the Johnson hotel, and Miss Eva Paul of San Simon The many friends of Miss Butler in this district hope for early recovery. THE WIHP CROWDS EAGLE THEATRE A record crowd greeted the great thrill picture, "The Whip," yesterday at the Eagle theater, great numbers being turned away that were unable to obtain seats.

The picture from start to finish was a real thriller and kept the crowd on edge the entire ev ening. The feature of the play being a close draw between the great train wreck and the sensational horse race at the climax that caused the audi ence to shout and applaud. In. all it is a picture that all red blooded people like to witness and one continual round of action. The picture will be at the Eagle theater today for the last time.

From there it goes to the Cen tral theater at Lowell, where it will be shown Sunday continuously from 1 o'clock to 11. All those not having seen the play should avail themselves of the opportunity to see it while in the district ARRIVES IN COLORADO. Miv Review I.eits-! Wire) COLORADO SPRINGS. Oct. 4 The Liberty Airplane from Ellington Field arrived in Colorado Springs ai 4 o'clock this afternoon, forty minutes from Pueblo.

The machine was in charge of Lieut. Cameron McNutt ami R. L. Grantz. The (rip between the two cities was made at an average heigl of 5.000 feet.

When the machine arrived at the landing place the spectators were given a thrill by a straight "A SPLENDID TOfliC" Says Hixson Lady Who, On Doctor's Advice, Took Cardai And Is Now WeLL Hixson, Ten a. "About 10 years ag I says Mrs. J. B. Gadd, of this place.

"I suffered with a pain in my left side, could not sleep at night m-ffti tfcfa ro I ilnrflvi In tha Toff Ide-" My doctor told me tO USO Cardul. I took one bottle, which helped me and after my baby came, I was stronger and better, but the pain was still there. I at first let it go, but began to get weak and In a run-down condition, I decided to try some more Cardul, which I did. This last Cardul which I took mads i me much better, in fact, cured me. It lab irccu a uiuuult ul yeara, buu a have no return of this trouble.

I feei It was Cardul that cured me. nervousness, sleeplessness, tired-out feeling, are all signs of womanly trouble. Other women get relief by caking CarduL Why not you? All druggist p. NC-131 vnw I I I I -V Ill L. Tn.

--r- A II I I ptil Vou wuv nose spin of 3.000 feet, after the craft tudd-nly flattened out und! hanked into a circle, making a ful landing. It Is expected i for Denver at 11 o'clock toniunow. i Let's remember in this susar fight that the motto of Foch is "Attack," jand the method of our boys, "KlclU as long as the fighting Is good and then i some more." So, "Upand at 'em!" IT'S FOOLISH TO SUFFER When So Many Bisbee People Are Pointing the Way Out You may be brave enough to stand backache or headache or dizziness. But, if, in addition urination is disordered, look out! If you don't try to fix your sick kidneys, you may fall into the clutches of dangerous disease before you know it. But, if you live more carefully and hi Ip your kidneys with Doan's Kidney Pills, you can stop the pains you have and avoid future danger as well.

Don't experiment use the remedy Bisbee people are publicly endorsing. Read this case: Amos Shreve. 19 Tank Hill, says: "My kidneys weren't acting regularly and that annoyed me very much. There was a dull ache in my back over my kidneys and it seemed as though it would never let up. My back was as sore as a boil.

When I bent over or tried, to lift anything, sharp pains would catch me. Doan's Kidney Pills soon relieved the pains in my back and after I had used them awhile, I was cured of all the trouble." Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Shreve had.

Foster-Milburn Buffalo, N. Y. 25 1 1 1 WAMT Unfurnished House of 4 rooms or more. Give particulars, as to conveniences and location. Address N.

E. Greer, box 608 or care Review. Removal Sale Now on' for One Week at Fruitman's Fashion Shop. Special Bargain on Waists, Skirts, Dresses and Underwear 25 Per Cent Discount on All Orders for Tailor Made Garments Received This Week. FRUITMAN'S FASHIONABLE LADIES' TAILOR AND FURRIER Hughes Block opp.

Y. M. C. A. Phone 74 Bisbee, Ariz BISBEE TRANSFER, STORAGE COAL CO.

Warehouse Office Opposite Depot PHONES 640 and 50. QUEEN LAUNDRY Respectfully Solicits Your Patronag ED I rnuiNt. is i i Nt i. 4 b'a': thc LODGE NOTICES Cards of every fraternal order in the Warren District; giving the essential facts of each, their meeting nights, their officers and the place of gathering will be found under their respective headings In these columns. BISBEE LODGE NO.

718. L. O. O. M.

Meets every many i mgni. Moose Han. visiting orotners m-dlally lnvucu. it. GLEASU.X, Dictator.

meets every Thursday evening at Odd Fellows' Hall BISBEE LODGE, NO. 10, I. O. O. F.

Subway street, at 7:30 o'clock. Visiting brotheis cord. ally invited to attend. Hall phone g. plunkett.

n. g. i -ESTER EUSTACE, Sec'y. PYTHIAN SiSTERS Lily Temple No. 3 meets every 2na and fourth Tuesday evening of each mouui ai uuu iowb iiau.

uum6 MINNIE BLUM, M. E. Fbone Black 851. IDA GLAZE, M. of R.

C. Box 1475 JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS Meets in I. a O. F. Hall First ond Third Saturdays.

Visiting brothers welcome. S. F. BENTON, Councillor. F.

M. WILLLVMS. Rec. Sec'y. BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA YEOMAN Richard Homestead meet second and fourth Tuesdays at Medigo-vieh hall.

Visiting Archers are cordially invited. MRS. C. C. FINLAYSON.

Foreman, P. O. Box 1526. E. D.

STINSON, Correspondent, Box 1496. COLLINS II We Specialize In JEROME AND OATMAN STOCKS Jack Main Street Phone 26 Box 1129 C. H. HOGAN Office Below COPPER QUEEN HOTEL Phone 121 REAL ESTATE RENTALS FIRE INSURANCE NOTARY Phone 121 Office Below COPPER QUEEN HOTEL H. HOGAN THE REVIEW Job Department will furnish you an estimate on that job on short notice Jy ip KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Rathbone Lodge No.

li Knights of Pythias, meets each Tuesday (except second) In Odd. Fellows' Hall at 7:30 p. m. Visiting brothers cordially invited. E.

WOOTON, C. E. McCALLUM, K. of R. S- if.

A. .4 -1 LODGE NO. 71 Regular meeting first and third Fr: ot e3C monta. Visiting brother. cordially invited to attend.

JS. ALLISON, Exalted Ruler. R. J. KELLY.

Secretary. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. Lowell Camp No. 46 will meet every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at 7:30, Finish Hall. vTAS OAiAS.

Clerk. All Woodmen invited. A ORDER OF EASTERN STAR meets in Masoijlc Hall Pearl Chapter, No. 6. meets 'JJm Masonic Kail second and fourth Tuesday of eacij month at p.

m. MRS. EMMA WOODS. W. M.

Phone 161. Box BUbee MRS. JESSIE BEVAN. Secy. P.

O. Box 2:139, Chairman Relief Phone 16L FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES Bisbee Aerie, No. 175, F. O. meets first and third TUESDAYS.

8 p. m. Eaglep Hall. Visitors cordially welcome. J.

F. WILMOTH. rresdent. F. C.

FENDERSON. Secretary. C. L. EDM UNDSON, Aerie Physician.

FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD t. f. a 5 yy.VcH Bisbee odge No. foKi'c 452 meeta tne 1st and 3rd Mondays of each uinn'h at -3r vich Hall. Vot ing membeis cordially invited.

B. F. MOSS. President. MRS.

C. E. FINOTTI. Treasurer. Box 722.

Tel. Red. HONORA MUNCH. Secretary. Bex 1621.

MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Bisbee Camp No. 13415. VltJ iledigovich Hall. -l MAT7 M'rfiJ d. F.

MATHEWSON. Cierfc. WEEK ENDING SEPT. 2S. 1313 Mont-ay 2nd Degree.

Tuesday Wedneoilay Thursday Blue T.eg. y-. omuiuav ivoyai Area. W. W.

GIDLEY. M. B. T. ATKINS.

Sec F. A. M. J. W.

TOLAND. E. H. P. C.

F. PHILBKOOK. T. I. M.

F. E. BENNETT, C. F. S.

DAVENPORT. Secretary Chip-tor and Coiumau Jery. W. R. BANKS, Secretary Council.

LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION UNITED STATES OF AMERICA DREADN AUGHT O. L. NO. 210. meets In I.

O. O. F. Hall and third MONDAY at y. m.

Visiting bp-tiers cordial: invited to attend. WM. T. S.S.ll tiAN. W.

M. ROBERT FERGUS. Secretary P. O. ox 4J6.

BiiUce. By A. VOIGHT i- H. W. -4 2.