Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-25
Store Neus.
BAD WEATHER CAUSES LITTLE
 CHECK ON BUSINESS IN GLOBE YESTERDAY


 reflected to a very small degree in the volume of business done by Globe mer- chants. It is an i'll wind that blows nobody good, and the people with heat ing stoves, and umbrellas, and rain coats, and heavy underwear to sell did a thriving business. Thanksgiving day shoppers were very much in evidence and the turkey was the most popular individual of the day. There is plen. titude of everything that goes to the making of a good dinner except eggs. The hen has become an aristocrat of tho most pronounced type and of late has been performing in very dilatory manner. While the price of eggs is no higher than in former years at this season, there is far from enough hen fruit to supply the demand. This con- dition is true of both the home grown ranch egg and the more lowly case egg from Kansas. Shippers of the latter have informed local dealers that they are unable to ship orders in full and are sending only portion of the goods ordered. The price of this kitchen ne. cessity may be expected to soar some between now and the first of the year.
 A new ad. extolling the virtues of the Thermos bottle is printed in this morn. ing's issue of the Silver Belt. The Thermos bottle is really one of the won derful inventions of the age. It is well known scientific fact that heat or cold have very hard time to travel through vacuum, and it is on this principle that the Thermos bottle is built. It is bottle within bottle, a space being left between the two bottles from which the air has been entirely drawn. The natural consequence is that the temperature in the inner bottle is subject to very slow change. Boiling water placed in the bottle and left there for days remains of the same temper ature, even when left in a refrigerator, and the same is true of ice water when the bottle is exposed to a warm temper ature It is indeed useful utensil and has wide field of usefulness. It is sukBtottu ludN lHtSt DbltltS VIII very acceptable holiday presents.
 It was learned yesterday that the United Drug company will occupy one of the new storerooms in the Newman building in North Globe, now in course of construction. Mrs. Fort, proprietor of this store, expects to make many i'm provements in her stock and business after getting into her new location.
 Wightman s music store has been given the sole agency for the celebrated Columbia photographs and records. The records are interchangeable with other machines of the disc pattern and Mir. Wightman will have fine line of them in stock in a short time.
 At Sultan s store the force was busy rearranging stock, taking advantage of the bad weather yesterday for the pur- pose of putting their store in shape to best accommodate the holiday stock which has been arriving for several days.
 Shorty Sayler. of Brookner's s was on the sick list yesterday and some of his friends feared that he was being threat ened with an attack of typhoid fever.
 Sid Mauk was yesterday distributing another car of green fruits and vege- tables to the Globe merchants.
 "This is a good day for the furniture man." said Naquin yesterday. "The cold weather has brought out shoppers who arc in the market for heating stoves and we have had n rushing busi- ness in this line today"
 Seelig's grocery store is installing a fine new electric coffee grinder, which Sam says is the largest and best ever brought to Globe. The connections were being made yesterday and the machine will be in operation today.
 The City Meat Market and the City Produce Market are kept very busy the Thanksgiving trade in to their regular business.
 The Old Dominion Commercial com many iS showing n now corner window