Graham guardian., 1908-01-17
Local News

frYers, chickens, of not over 2
pounds, S. r. McAlexauder. Att
Fresh Candies, at "The Palms"
45.tf
Photographs and views of An-
zona made on postal cards at Will
liams gallery, Stafford. 36.tf
Mrs John Warren and Mrs.
NJ arcellus Crandall of Blsbee are
visiting their mother, Mrs. Packer
of Layton.
WANTED-Stock TO pasture.
Apply to Ike Robinson, at the old
KleInstubber ranch. 35.tf
B. NJ, Donaldson, representing
the Kanantz-Garcr Harness Co.,
of st, Paul, was inter viewing bis
Stafford patrons Monday,
Six foot galvanized bath tubs,
enameled any color, 50. Standard
size galvanized sinks, $3.50. j, A
HARRISON, Stafford Tin Shop. 43 If
For Sale-Household goods. In
quire at tlas office. If
The greatest brush sale ever held
in the city is now in progress at
the Stafford Drug Co., the old re-
liable drug store. 45tf
IL, P, Rogers, who has been en-
ployed at the Warrior camps,
leaves today for Stafford, where he
has purchased a home. Globe Sll-
yer Belt.
Mixed Nuts, 25c. per pound, at
"The Palms" 45ti
Clothes brushes, hair brushes,
tooth brushes and all other kinds
at discount Of 20 per cent at the
Stafford Drug Co. As If
Lost-A large agate gold mount
ed watch charm near the fire tower
in Stafford. Finder will return to
Charles Schroeder and be reward ed
New Sultan Figs, at "rhe
Palms " 45 tt
New restaurant in the Hunter
residence after December lst. Fine
home cooking. Everything nice.
Popular prices. JAMES THORPE,
Prop. 39.tf
Fresh Persian Dates, zoe. per
pound, at The Palms" 45'tt
The revival services of the
Methodist and Baptist churches are
being held at the Methodist church
this week and are being well AT
tended aud are the center of great
interest, Meetings begin at 1880
p. m.
DR.. Lindley at Jones Hotel 36tf
Mr. Gus Becker was in town
from the Kin-E Chy mines last
Saturday and reports that devcl
opment work is progressing stead
lily on that property and that the
prospects are good for great ulti-
mate success, Seven meu are now
employed at the mines,
Dr. Lindley at Jones Hotel. 36tf
Mrs. G.. Il. Oliver has instituted
a clothes cleaning establishment
10 the residence of Mrs. jennings,
near the Boston store, aud is pre-
pared to clean suits, skirts and all
other clothing in the best manner
and at reasonable rates The lady
is experienced in this line and
will no doubt meet with crafty
success.
For sale, at Stafford Tin Shop
twelve 2-quart jars Of tomatoes
So 90, or 35cta per 2 quarts. 43-tt
Mrs. Porter of layton, who was
quite painfully burned few days
ago, is rapidly recovering. The
lady was cooking a meal and
had roast in the oven. Upon
opening the oven door she found
that the grease had caught fire,
and the flames burst out around
her, painfully burning her face
and arms.
DR.. Lindley at Jones Hotel, 30tf
Dr. Brenner will be in his Office
in Stafford every day except Mon
days. He extracts teeth without
pain. He does not put you to
sleep You simply sit in the chair
and before you are aware OF it the
tooth is out and your troubles are
over. Next time you have the
toothache try him and you will
be convinc ed. 46 If
At the Methodist church last
Sunday, Rev, SummerstOok for his
text the first and third verses OF
st. John, his theme being Goods
promise to the Disciples" D. In the
evening his text was the eighteentt
verse of Acts, chapter 26, being q
consideration of the commission o.
| Paul to the world. The Sunday
school work at this church is stead,
lily increasing, there having been
an attendance of "a at the schoo'
last Sunday.
DR.. Lindley at Jones Hotel. 36t
Mr. X. A. Smith, Sr., is to the
front again this issue with q large
announcement concerning his uur
series Mr.. Smith has a stock O
the finest trees to be found any
where, bis loog experience and
. careful attention to his nursery