Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-19
Store Neu,s.
GLOBE MERCHANTS ALL so BUSY THEY HAVE LITTLE TIME
 FOR GOSSIP.

isoh PhonoBraphs. we are Just 30 busy checking up Christmas goods which are arriving daily, have had no time to think of the Silver Belt man, v said Barrett yesterday. "Business is Good,'' reads a new sign displayed in front of Marx s cigar stand. Marx is m optimist and a hustler and believes in boosting all tho time
 l Fcist, the ieweler, is making an es- pecial showing of solid silverware.
 c. ". Huntzinger, the well known salesman, is at Ingram while Oscar is serving his country in the capacity of grand juror
 | J. W. Walters, the tailor. is in Los Angeles buying new steam cleaning | plant, of which he win have something to say to the readers of the Silver Belt upon his return. In his absence, s. I. Clark is in charge of his place of busi- ness
 Mrs. Baatz at the Peoples store showed us the new directoire scarf. 1t is long. sash which ties twice around the body and falls to the right side in a loose knot and makes very dressy effect.
 Theodore Collins White House has a new window display showing skirts and ties.
 "I don know anything of interest in connection with the store, but we are so busy handling our customers we hardly have time to eat, said Knowles at McNeil's furniture store. Sid Mauk, the commission mere chant. yesterday received car of green fruits from California, which he is distribut-i ing to local groeers.
 sam Seelig was busy opening fine shipment of Christmas candies, all done up in fancy boxes and tied with red ribbons. He said he had more on the way.
 w. G. Elder, representing Constable & Co.,, the Fl Paso firm in general mer- chandise, was encountered yesterday as he called on his local trade.
 Billy Moon is selling some high-class suits these days at Brookner s. He is representative in Globe for the High Grade Tailoring company of Cincinnati.
 Attention is called to new ad. for Ingram $ in this mornings issue. They are making special drive in clothing and underwear.
 Keep your money at homc There is nothing to be gained but trouble in patronizing the foreign mail order house.
 Naquin s arc making fine display of hand'painted china and cut glass goods in their corner window They are receiving a large line of these goods and are showing them to advantage.
 J. W. Brown was too busy 10 talk, which is good indication for this pop ular store.
 Sultan s were unpacking q carload of crockery just received, and the clerks were busy marking up the new goods.
 Mrs. Fort is showing swell lot of confections in the shape of ladies hats in the corner window.
 The Globe Hardware company yester. day received n carload of nails, prepar ing for the big building boom which is upon Globe.
 The Postofiice store has very at tractive window showing an elegant line of pictures and other decorative materials--also post cards. | Mir. Hamilton at the Old Dominion was dressing the window in Mallory Cravaentte hats and shoes. making a very pretty and striking display. i M. Kalil, who conducts a store at 5l4 North Broad street, this morning starts | 10 advertise in the Silver Belt. In his announcement of today he calls atten. tion to hne of Mexican drawn work. Arabian cluny and fancy work. Through the Globe Real Estate office yesterday Mary C. Clark sold to Ida D. | Parker two fine lots in East Globe. Business all over the city is excep- tionally good and getting better every day. The merchants are enthusiastic over the prospects for prosperous win ter and are making preparations to ! handle large volume of business. Holi- day goods are arriving every day and | will soon begin to be seen on display. Taken altogether, prospects for the business welfare of the city were never more roseate.
 The Globe Real Estate office this morning carries quarter page relative to a sale of lots in the East Globe add- tion. Look for it.
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