Arizona republican., 1897-10-24
A NEW MAN AT THE HELM.
The Successor of the Saginaw Lumber Go. Preparing for Building Boom.

Go. Preparing for a Building Boom.
 T. W. Chamberlain, the successor to the Saginaw Lumber company, has been very busy for the past week in- voicfng and getting in shane for fall and winter business. 1t is the opinion of MT Chamberlain that there will be more building done this winter than even before in Phoenix and he pro- poses to carry 8 larger stock than any lumber concern in Arizona. As is well known, this is the largest retail lumber yard in the territory and has the largest buildings for covering the lumber. MT Chamberlain has met with a slpendid reception among the business men of the valley and he is extremely we'll liked by all, as he is a very pleasant and accommodating gen. t1eman and it is his desire to please the public. If he hasn't got what you want he, will get it for you. He is anxious to see all the old custom CTS and make as many new ones as possible. MT. Chamberlain has been an active business man in Mime apolis, Minn., for several years and his liberal methods have made him successful in all his undertakings. He wishes it distinctly understood that he is in no combine, and will make es- inmates on very small margin. Small orders receive the same atten- tion as large ones and 1t Is no trou- ble to make estimates for a customer at any time. The stock carried by this yard includes lumber of all grades, such as Oregon pine, Arizona pine, California Tn tn this the yard is always able to furnish fruit boxes, bee-hives. plaster, lime, cement, nails, building har dware, sashes, doors, mouldings, screen doors and windows. When material is or dered from T. w. Chamberlain it will be delivered promptly. and y9u can rely on getting just what you order
 The yard is located On the corner cf Jackson street and Second avenue, and if you want to inspect a lumber yard that carries the best, you should call at once. The latch string is on the outside and visitors are always welcome whether they wish to purchase anything or not.
 A crowd of gentlemen were sitting in the lobby of the Ford hotel yester> day engaged in general conversa- tton when the subject of fleet and shoes" came up. One of the oldest members of the party, who seemed to be the central figure of the gather ing, was relating stories of his early boyhood days. He said when he was about twelve years of age his feet had attained such enormous size thaE he became greatly alanmed for fear that he would become all feet, and to avoid the teasing of his friends he wore shoes so tight that in very short time his big toe turned inward at an angle Of about forty-five degrees, and with corns and bunions galore life was somewhat a burden. It is a well known fact that at about twelve or fourteen years of age the feet are as large as they will ever be and many foolish people, both young and old ruin them by wearing a shoe that is not the shape of the foot. Now take for instance, the Selz shoe, which is 1 made exactly the shape of the foot. Of course, these shoes are very loud but they fit the feet and gre the cor rect style "The Trinity" the gents furnishing goods house, is the ex- elusive agent for these shoes and the demand has been so large that they have been compelled to telegraph sev- eral orders in for anxious customers,
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 LOCAL BREViTIES
 'The Trinity received a large con signment of shirts and neckties yes 1 tRrdaY The Shirtc arc thn ,rn,.,r lat