Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-18

head each day. It's mission is to bring the merchants and the, readers of thil paper in closer touch with each other A representative of the Silver Belt vii Il make tour of the business houses eacl day and will expect to find at leas one item of interest to the public 1T each place,
 A tone of cheerfulness pervades tn, business community, all the merchants reporting that business is steadily i'm | proving at pace which cannot be en tirely accounted for by the naturally 1 healthy tone that always comes with the opening of the fall trade. Holiday goods are arriving and the stores art clearing out their old stocks and mak ing room for the displays of winter goods which are constantly arriving.
 Naquin' s furniture store is having new lights placed in it's show windows Eight l00-candle electric lamps will il. luminate the great plate glass windows in the front of the store, and new display of dining room furniture, to. gether with the Silver Belt piano, will add to the attractivoness of that cor. ner.
 The Palace Pharmacy is rearrauging it's store to accommodate the big line 1 of holdiday goods which are constant. ly arriving.
 sultan's store is busily engaged in marking up new fall goods for the holiday trade.
 A new window display is being placed in the Globe Hardware company, at tractiyely showing Thermos bottles and other wares.
 "We will make moro than three tons of candies for the holidays" said Mrs. Adams of tho Adams Confectionery store yesterday.
 The balcony around the store of the Old Dominion Commercial company is nearing completion, the mechanics be ing now engaged in finishing the last of it over the banking department.
 George Ryan, representing tho Hib- bard, Bartlett $ Spencer company of Chicago, is spending week in the city. He is a large stoekholder in the W W. Brookner company and is making his headquarters at the store.
 J. s. Miles has sold his entire stock of buggies and wagons 10 the Globe Hardware company, together with the studebaker agency in Globe. Mr. Miles said he was retiring from the wagon business, but would put in q new line of buggies later on.
 Wightman's 8 music store expects to have one of the famous auxetophones on display in short time. This is monstrous photograph, riIn by com. pressed air, and costs $500.
 You may say that the millinery sale now in progress in our store has been an unqualified success, and the goods are moving very rapidly" said Mrs Brown at Brown s store yesterday.
 full carload of fine Burbank pota- toes was received from California at Brookner' s yesterday.
 Dory Goode, an eastern man of ex- perience; has accepted position as salesman with the Globe Jewclry com pany.
 Lantin' $ have received fine lot of the celebrated No.Name hats in all the latest shades. They are displayed in the first showcase to the left in their store.
 Allen Eisenhour is all swelled up over new window display he placed in In gram $ store yesterday, showing beau. tiful hne of shirts, hats and shoes.
 Kroon < Metz are displaying fine line of suits and hats in their corner window in tho Miners Union building.
 "our sale is grand success" said Dolph Baatz at the Peoples store. "We have not had time to go to our meals today as result of the adyertis- ing in the Silver Belt this morning. Sil- yer Belt advertising certainly brings results.
 Ingram s yesterday received an .ele- gant line of trunks, suit cases and tray. cling bags, which are on display at the store.
 J. P. McNeil of McNeil's store is back from the fair, but did not get the horse he went there with a view of purchasing. This store is just placing ing stock fne line of inoleums.
 Brookner's store is cleaning up the dry goods department for the purpose of making room for the new fall stock now arriving.
 Teddy Barrett at Ryan s was yester- day preparing new lined pipe case on the wall to the right of the entrance. This is to accommodate line of smok ing articles secured for the holiday trade.
 Johnny Alexander is absent from the store this week, having been caught on the grand jury which is now in session.
 Frank Toombs of the Globe Real Es- tate office spent the day at Miami
 The Palace pharmacy has an attrac- tive window showing new china lamps for the holiday trade
 Hanna s drug store was yesterday placing in stock a new lot of Parker 's fountain pens.