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Arizona republican., 1909-06-29

DESIRABLE LOT IN EVERGREEN PLACE. CEMENT WALK. PRICE S675 ON EASY TERMS.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-29
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Trunks and suit cases, balance of stock at absolute cost. We buy second hand furniture. You miss it if you don't see us before selling. wattawa, 201-207 W. Wash ington St
Arizona republican., 1909-06-29

FOR RENT-Furnished cottage at Iron Springs. Dr. Emmons, 36S N. Fourth Ave
Arizona republican., 1909-06-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
DON'T BE HANDICAPPED

Your neighbor over there, who lives in his own home, has the advantage over you who are paying rent.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-29

Perhaps he is still paying for his home; the result is the same. Every dollar he pays upon his home is dollar saved.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-29

FOR SALE LAND THAT WILL SELL FOR SIPS PER ACRE WITH IN A YEAR, FOR S65 PER ACRE, NOW.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

MONEY TO LEND ON IMPROVED
 PROPERTY, CITY OR COUNTRY. N. A. MORFoRD, 4 w. ADAMS ST.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-29

PURE-BLOOD HOLS1 rAN BULLS FOR SALE-Big enough for service. H. Renaud, AlhambFa- Phone Coun- ty S4.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-29

Don't be handicapped this way. You can as well be paying for home. Thanks to the present plan of selling property upon extended payments, they are now within reach of any person with little loose capital See us about this.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-29
AND OTHERS

Several small ranches suitable for gardening purposes or chicken rais- ing.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-29

FOR SALE-Look this up. Buy direct
 from owner, 20 acres adjoining
 Orangewood. Call 1709 B. Van Buren. 1.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-29

mile from center of Glendale for s175.00 per acre. In cultivation and has regular water. D. W. Carlson, 1 1-2 miles north of Alhambra
Arizona republican., 1909-06-29

OrangeWOoQ. Cal 1lVS E. van Buren. ,, FOR SALE-2O acres less than one mile from center of Glendale for s175.00 per acre. In cultivation and has regular water. D. W. Carlson. 11-2 miles north of Alhambra- FORTY ACRES, well improved; five room brick house, yard and shade trees; good fences and well; 3h niles t~-- town; $200 an acre. Ad- dress Box 121. Republican FOR SALE-A brick house, on ac- count of leaving town. 1902 West Jefferson St. Will sell cheap. Please inquire on premises.
 FOR SALE-52-room rooming house in heart of city of Los Angeles, Cal; i; hot and cold water in each room; all outside rooms, nicely furnished: nearly all rented. Clears $200-00 montly; $1,00O to be made during Elks' convention. owner must go east Sacrifice for cash. Farticu- lars 61S1h w. Sixth St, Los Angeles, Cal.
 NO. 545-So ACRES AT s137.5o AN ACRE, CLOSE UNDER CAMEL BACK MOUNTAIN. FINE INVEST MENT; WILL DOUBLE IN THREE YEARS.
 NO. 344-FINE 40 BESIDE OF ONE OF OLDEST ORANGE GROVES IN THE VALLEY AT S170 AN ACRE. A NEW GROVE WILL BE PLANT ED ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THIS NEXT SPRING. YOU CAN SEE IT IS WORTH THE MONEY. NO. 3oo-40 JUST SOUTH OF THIS, ADJOINING, FOR $16o AN ACRE; ADJOINING ON EAST IS ALL THIS SPRING. THIS PROPERTY WILL ADVANCE IN PRICE s2o AN ACRE BY MARCH 1, NEXT. 40 ACRES FINE ORANGE LAND, NOW IN ALFALFA, AT s20o PER ACRE, SITUATED BESIDE THE BEST GROVES IN THE VALLEY. SOME NICE FIVE-AcRE TRACTS CLOSE TO CAMEL BACK NOUN TAIN, AT S175 AN ACRE. FINE SOIL AND NICELY SITUATED.
 GREENE & GRIFFIN REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT
 COMPANY.
 FOR SALE-2S-acre alfalfa ranch. all kinds of fruit, plenty of shade, good house and barn. A bargain if taken soon. R. F. D. No. 3, Box A. FOR E-Relinquishment of so acres south side of river. Address Relinquishment, care Republican.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-29
COLLECTIONS.
WESLEY KNoRPP.

monthly collections a speciality; low rates; save money on your collections. Office in Re- publican Building, Phone Main A. Address P. O. Box B, Phoenix, Ari- zona.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-29
VETERINARY SCHOOLS.

San Francisco Veterinary College Catalog mailed free. pr Keane, ISIS Market St.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-29

GREENE & GRIFFIN REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT
 COMPANY, 127 N. CENTER ST.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-29

FOR SALE-About Ssz acres melons, lease on Is acres altogether. Box 4S, Phoenix, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-29

public to know that the best results in any line is through a specialist in that business. If you have stock for sale, don't of fer it on the streets but go to a re- liable broker. We have some bar gains in local stocks. to sell at pres ent. Drop in-we shall not urge you to buy. Frank J. O'Brien, Hotel Adams Blk.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-29

p1IoOi NiNli AlNNlC iOOoS Idplbe1A EoCc us about this.
 Here are a few of the homes we have to offer.
 1. Fine 5roOm modern house, close to the capitol. Large porches. Good shade. $1.200 cash. Balance to suit. Price ......... ...-.........$ $2,85O.OO ?. A beautiful home in Evergreen Ad- dition. One of the incest residences in that addition. s1.5OO.OO cash. Bal ance SC. Price. .........$3 10000 3. Fine modern 5-rOom brick cottage, sleeping porch, cement walks, etc. Only S750 cash. Balance to suit. Price ..-..-.- .....-......S2 2,25O.O0 4. Nice 5-room frame cottage on two beautiful lots. Good barn. Lots of grapes, young fruit. strawberries. etc Good terms. Price $1 800 % ,. Good 5-room frame cottage, close in. Must be sold. Only $2OO cash Balance same as rent Price $1,40000
Arizona republican., 1909-06-29

FORTY ACRES, well improved; five room brick house. yard and shade trees; good fences and well; 3h niles 6~--, town; s200 an acre. Ad- dress Box 121, Republican.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-29

Here, are a few of the homes we have to
 offer.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-29

NO. 545So ACRES AT S137.50 AN ACRE, CLOSE UNDER CAMEL BACK MOUNTAIN. FINE INVEST MENT; WILL DOUBLE IN THREE YEARS.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-29

APRICOTS at Kings ranch-old Weeder Grove-on Black Canyon road; 2c. and Sc.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-29

APRICOTSl APRICOTS!-We have about all the cots in the country; selling now Sc. to Sc. a ID. Come at once. ScuIIs Market, 39 s. Center.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-29

MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS-Experi- enced card reader. Sees past. pres ent and future. Ladies, 25c; gen. tlemen, 50 cents. 223 Buchanan St, corner Third.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-06
Beauty Hints.

HINCE the days of Cleopatra rain
Awater has been considered the best Of
~eosmetics for the complexion and n
wala In the raiB is OF more aid TO the
face than a quantity of medicines. Not
only the contact with the fresh water.
but also the dampness OF the atmosphere,
thoroughly cleanses the tissues. effacing
from the skin all the wrinkles formed
by heat or wo-ry. Lcng maps and walks
are also beneficial.
Many women have a wrong understand
ing OF the bang. believing II is only for
children and young girls. In this they
are mistaken. as the hang softens fea-
lures that are hard, conceals the little
wrinkles about the temples and acts as
n sort of veil to the heavy lines across
the forehead. All women OF mature
appearance should wear the bang. but
II must be treated artistically.
After a trying day nothing is more
restful to the head than cloth saturated
In toilet-water and laid across the tenn
pies. A good toilet-water can be made
at home with lavender water. rosewater
and ascetic acid
Bicarbonate OF soda when taken be-
fore the meals will reduce flesh. Take
small spoonful to a glass Of water. Many
physicians recommend soda. but the treat
ment must be persevered with and not
taken for while and then dropped.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-06
Mr. Justwed Makes Up His Mind
To Be the Head of His. Own House

gestion with manifest pleasure and en-
thusiasm. But when his wife cross
countered with the idea that she didn't
think 1t right for him. Percy. &c chase
OF down town and leave their hostess
the very first evening. be promptly lost
all interest In vaudeville.
Mr.. j. began 10 make mental compari-
sous between his owe ard rercy's state
OF bondage. Ard he couldn't help doing
II the entire rest OF the week every time
Percy's wife opened her mouth.
Percy was forever and day doing
something that he should not hive done.
or leastrg un3one some tribe that. In bis
wife's eyes, vas % great Importance
The four OF them dil what Mrs. Gordon
wished 10 do. not what Percy preferred.
In fact. for all NJ. Justwed could see to
the contrary, Percy let Mrs. Percy" die
tate his acts, his thoughts, his diet and
bis present condition OF seryitude. Aud
couldn't Mrs. p. nagi whew. Blossom
was perfection itself on that point com
pared 10 her. Mr.. Justwec had to ad-
nit.
All the while Mrs. Justwed had been
growing grander and grander, and more
perfect and sensible. in Mr.. Justwed's
eyes. She acquiesced most readily In all
his plans Everything he did was right.
And she did nothing herself without con-
sulting him first
You certainly have q brick Of q wife,
Arizona republican., 1909-11-06
Providing for the Guests Comfort.

also a half dozen fine nIghtgowns which
are used for the sole purpose OF aiding
the guest who has forgotten. The night
tissue paper on the upper shelf In the
guests bathroom. where they can be
easily found when needed. The informa-
ton is laughingiy given the guest in or
der that all embarrassment may be
avoided.
A very useful necessity Is a small box
OF orange wood sticks. The short ones
can be. purchased for 70 cents per box
and they prove very acceptable equip
ment for the guests bathroom. A small
nail brush is also very useful. but this
need not be provided FOR each guest IL
should be scrubbed with ammonia to be
clean and white when the visitor ar
riyes. .
On the door OF ench closet should hang
n laundry bag, aud as these are made
by almost nil housewives there will be
little expense connected. Unless there Is
plenty of shelf room shoe bag should
he added also.
In furnishing the room books and mag
azincs should not be forgotten. as often
the hostess breakfast and retiring hours
are not those TO which the guest Is ac-
customed. and her wakeful hours must
be spent In reading. The books should
Ice attractive both inside and out, and
there should be an assortment TO suit
varied tnstes-novels. essays. short
stories aud a good collection Of poetry.
IL, the country the hostess should always
DC careful TO keep on hand good supply
Of extra wraps and cioaSs to be used In
case Of change OF weather. shawls and
outing hats are also quite necessary for
ID. comfort OF the guest. II is the little
things that count and that are never for
gotten by the grateful recipient.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-06

at your beck and call and all the rest Of
why. Homer gasped Mrs. J.. aghast
and injured.
Mr.. J. walked over to the table, laid
Ills cigar on an ash-tray in quiet, deter
mined manner that betokened something
OF grave importance to be attended TO
and stepped back few feet from his
wife.
Now, Blossom" he said, after regard
Ing her steadily and lmpressiveiy for
sometime, II want to talk to you. We
might just as well have clear under
standing here and now. | don't in
tend
CLEAR understanding" questioned Mrs.
Justwed.
II don't intend Mr.. J. went on. un-
needing the interruption, TO be hem
pecked any lougeri I've stood II long
enough. I'm going to be boss of my own
the better!''
'-Oh. Homer" cried Mrs. j., half-sob.
balfobjection.
Now waitr' insisted Mr.. J. LET me
have my say. I'm tired of being cross
examined every day as to where I've been
aud what I've done. Suppose | don't
come home from the bank Immediately
after II closes; What difference does 1t
maker Suppose ! do play billiards once
IL n while and lose 80 cents? Suppose I
am quiet and tired at dinner. instead of
being an animated. giggling chatter-box.
Suppose do want 10 read the evening
Taper instead of listening to what Mary
said to you this afternoon about Jane aud
what Jane had TO say about the catiy re-
marks Mary said about her? Suppose
-
Arizona republican., 1909-11-06

Justwed," said Percy one day; shes the
most sensible woman I ever saw. Let's
you do just as you please. don't sheT'
And then, with the inexplicable per-
versity of mankind. Mr.. Justwed began
on long and enthusiastic eulogy OF
Mrs. J. Indeed, she did Never wor-
ried him at all Let him have his own
way in eyerythingr Couldn't remember
her ever having nagged him for a minute
even. Didn't insist that he give up all
his pleasures and dance attendance upon
her morning. noon and night! You Just
bet she was a brick!
Percy wanted further enlightenment on
the subject.
Mr.. J. gave II. seeking vainly for ad1ec-
tives sufficiently adequate to do the sub
ject Justice.
By the end Of the conversation Mr.. J.
was beginning to believe what he had
been saying. BY the end of the week he
was sure of II. And by the time the
Gordons returned TO their home he was
thanking his lucky stars again and again
that he'd married a woman like Mrs.
Justwed.
The afternoon after the Gordons left
the phone rang In the Justwed apart
ment. Mrs. ]. picked up the receiver
and heard. with establishment that al
most rendered her speechless. the follow
ing In Mr.. Us most humble, Apologize
tone:
DO you mind. dearest. if>I don't get
home until O'Clock! This tooth OF mine
has been giving me fits all day. ! must
see q dentist right away. But II you feel
lonesome, why. please just say SO. dearie.
and I'll manage to stand II until to-
morrow"
CARvEL CALVERT HALL
Arizona republican., 1909-11-06

as he pleased about any old thing he
pleased. In this way Mr.. Gordon could
never get the idea he was henpecked- So
all was serene, with Homer-dear at the
helm.
At the table MIR. ]. chartered and
chirped to the best Of lis ability. He
managed to add something to the con-
versation every three minutes. ut least.
Gordon proved TO be a regular magpie.
He buzzed and rambled In airy persihage
that fairly made Mr.. US head whirL
"Oh, Mr.. Justwed," gurgied Mrs. Cor
don, recovering from her laughter at Mr..
Us one and only brilliant sally, you are
too funny for anything! l haven't
laughed so much since | don't know
when. Perciyal, you know. is so glum
and grouchy. Never has a thing to say
worth listening too. Aren't you, Pcrcyr'
The head OF the Gordon household hes
itated a moment, but dutifully admitted
that he was.
Mr.. ]. began to sit up and take notice.
Awhile later. when the maid served the
liquor-a special display in honor Of the
guests-Percy obediently agreed not to
drink 1t because his wife insisted that
the doctor had advised him not to touch
anything alcoholic for n month. And
Percy had wanted that creme de menthe
badly. too,
After dinner Percy suggested bridge
But Mrs. Gordon wanted to talk over old
times with Mrs. J.-whom she hadn't
seen since her marriage-so there was no
bridge.
Mr.. J. then suggested that. since the
two women had many things TO discuss
In confidence. he and Percy take In a
vandeviile show Percy hailed the snx-
Arizona republican., 1909-11-06
For Elderly w onaen.

TT can be admitted that there are not
as many fashions for elderly women
Ms there are for the younger ones. yet
the fashions for the former are exclusive
ard carefully made.
Bcnnets for elderly women are fire.
fuent!y made Of Neapolitan braids or
plaques. crushed and fo,ded into shape
over a fitted wire frame. Among the seri-
Gus considern lions for elderly women are
the necks- There Is no comfort IN q
htgh-bone stock and the stiff collar can
not be considered. Very soft Spanish
lace for the lowered neck line Is q de-
light to the elderly woman, who must
have ease aud comfort. One OF the latest
creations is n soft lace stock. which will
take the place Of the more youthful ar
rangements- The stocks are folded once
around the neck aud tied 10 front over q
pleated jabot Of net.
The duchess lace ties are arranged In
the same way. or in soft folds with
shape At the throat. For the elderly
nrish and one very much worn at the
present time. The white lace cap Is one
Of the prettiest creations and Is usually
a very small affair, frilled and beribboned
with white. black or lavender.
Caps look very well on snow white hair
and they must sometimes be worn when
the hair is quite thin. The latest night
caps have lace rosettss above each string.
They are made Of pure white muslin and
are worn q great deal By elderly women
who cling to the old-time custom OF
wearing the night head-dress.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-06
Here and There Around the House.

II with dry salt. Il makes the glass
bright and win prevent breaking. A va
nilia bean kept In the sugar box will
impart q delicious favor to the sugar.
The careful housewife preserves all her
paper bags for future use. The demand
for the bags comes often. so they should
be placed where they can be found when
needed.
One Of the best ways to get rid Of
cockroaches Is to scatter the parings Of
cucumber about the hiding places. This
Is much cheaper than borax- which Is also
q good remedy for the pests Cornmeal
dough mixed with borax and then scat
tered about the hiding places Of reaches
viii cause them to disappear almost In
startly
Arizona republican., 1909-11-06

- IS Grst thing for the hostess 20
glesider is the comfort OF her
guests. Where money ID apparently
p7.o object this lie very easy But
when a woman Of even moderate
circumstances attempts TO provide a Law
fish display for the guest she fnds it dis
astro1s. on the other hand Judgment In
the furnishing OF the guests room VIII
allow very pretty result which viii
cost but little. sf
After the selecrIon Of the room TO be
set sas,de FOR tne guests chamber there
should be an ample supply OF writing
material placed at hand. The writing
material Is one of the essentials OF this
rooGl for guests are sure TO appreciate
goed pens aud writing paper. Besides
these there should be drsk or hnt table
common wooden table. when given
seteral coats Of white cnaIlel. VIII an-
swer the purpose very well and VIII do
away with the rost Of the writing desk
rack should be arranged 10 hold the
writing paper and there should also be
tray for the penholders. pencils. knife
and paper cutter.
The top Of the table should be covered
with large white or blue hotter. with
seseral small bloIters In a rack A great
convenience Is small calendar. This
equipment need not be expensive. as all
the articles tan he purchased at very
low price at any stationery store Very
nice-iooking desks can he manufactured
from common boxes and then covered
with cretoanes or With val paper TO
match the room. II Is very good idea
10 have the paper marked with the ad-
dress Of the hostess. and IL she resides
10 the country the paper should contain
Ell he. sala rh al fafa
well as the number OF the rural free de-
livery route.
Otherwise have paper OF good qunl-
ity. purchased by the pound. The paper
often proves boon to the improvident
guest who has forgotten her portfolio.
Care should be taken 10 see that the
supply does not run low. Stamp books
are not necessary and can hardly be af-
forded by the average hostess.
Another good Idea for the guest is to
have dainty silk kimono and a pair of
bedroom mules Ia the closet OF every
guest room. OF course. nearly all guests
carry these with them, but in case they
are forgotten the thoughtfulness Of the
hostess win be appreciated. IL is a very
unpleasant idea 10 use the soap another
person has used and In each guest room
should be placed individual cakes Of soap.
These are very small and are not ex-
pendve. The wrappers are left on the
soap 10 order TO show the guest that the
soap has never Leen used.
Quests are supposed to bring their
own toilet articles, but women pack In
a great hurry sometimes and forget the
minor articles needed for few days
visit
Many cierer hostesses supply these ar
tieles by keeping on hand a small stock
of tooth brushes. in their wrappers, and
Arizona republican., 1909-11-06

~T was not sudden outburst of wrath
aud protest that brought Mr. Justwed
to the momentous decision Nor was
II an overt act Of tyranny on Mrs Us
part that precipi,ated II. OF slow
growth. II had rnnkled and rankled In
Ecmer-dear's breast until bis courage
finally reached the sticking point. lie bad
ureant to speak of II before-to expnsiu-
late gently but impressiveiy. as lie phrased
1t In bis own mind. somehOw. though. be
had never done IT,
A remark OF Mrs. Justweti's. however.
gave him an opportunity which be seized
with ayidity.
The Gordons are coming tomorrow. re-
member. Homer-dear." said Mrs. j., ''and
I do hope you win be nice to them
They'll be here whole week with Us.
you know. Just TO please me. won't you
come home from the Office carly and"
Waltz cried Mr.. j.. in tone meant
T. be self-possessed and compelling.
Don't 20 any further; know exactly
what you are going TO say about coming
home with a Crouch. falling to hand out
q lot Of small talk at the table. jumping
Arizona republican., 1909-11-06
CoLLAPsIBLE PARAsoL.

n HE late fad for women who motor
Is the collapsible parasol, novelty
- which originated in England some
time ago. The umbrella viii soon be-
come indispensable for automobiles. II
is claimed II Is very light and can be
adjusted TO almost all points OF the
compass. yet II can be condensed Into 4
mere handful 1t is merely a little sun
shade which at the snap OF spring
folds itself together and slides out OF
sight into a little wooden case which
looks Ike a policemar's club. This cnse
is us light as handbag and when not
In use can be slipped anywhere for safe
keepina-
Arizona republican., 1909-11-06

Suppose you remember" interrupted
Mrs. j., spiritedly, that you're talking
TO your wife, In a tone that no gentleman
would use to-to-to a dog
'Humph." snapped back Homer-cear.
there you go! You've lost your temper.
Can't you reason and discuss thing
logically without flying OF the handle
forty ways from Sunday. Why don't
you-
I'm not listen 10 you." cried Mrs. Just
we'd. In fears. I'm go straight back to
my mother. and HI
you'll do nothing of the Sort rctort-
cd Mr.. J.. losiag his self possession eo-
tlrely. You'll agree right here and now
that I'm the head Of this house, I've
been tnoilycoddled and be-apron-strinsed
long enough
And he brought his nst down on the
table with bang!
The Goqlons arrived Just before dinner
the following day AID Herewith began
the enlightenment Of Mr. Jastwed.
Mrs J. had consented fully that he be
head Of his owl hoase and added. as a
further concession. that he might DO just
Arizona republican., 1909-11-06
RUsTLEss NEEDLEBooK.

- HE best way to keep needles from
rusting Is to place them In booklets
~ made from the waxed paper that
comes around crackers. Damp weather
almost always causes needles to rust. and
the above method will prevent IL. II is a
simple matter to make the booklets and
they will last long time.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-02-10
MORRISONS FAUST HERE
NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT

While in various parts Of this country,
audiences are re-discoyering Faust" in
the new and prosaic guise of Molnar's
play The Devil, Rosabel Morrison is
again presenting the Morrison version
Of this play with enormous success en-
tour In the race for popularity, this
much can be said for Faust, that new
disguises do not make new devils and
that the studio of an armorous artist is
not quite so romantic as the garden in
Faust or so exciting a place as the
Broken on Walpurgis night. Morrison's
version of Faust" has much to recon-
mend it. 1t gives to the English stage
something Of Goethe's dignity Of language
without bompast or rant. it maintains
the integrity of Goethe's central idea, and
il orders the action on the whole, skill
fully and swiftly and clearly, with tragic
intensity II is no mere operatic libretto;
il is a play. a poetic play, a tragic play
The temperance in this city after an
absence of several years, at the Auditor /
um, Thursday Night Feb. II, is an event
both theatrcally and from a literary and |
standpoint