Arizona republican. [volume], September 19, 1908, Page 3, Image 3

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN SATURDAY MORNIXO, 8ErTE3IBER 19, 190S.
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will ciose very shortly.
Bigger Bargains than ever
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Fourth Arizona Fair, Phoenix, November 9U, '08,
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This Sale will last but a
short time, as we are to
move to new quarters soon
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In a short time this Sale will come to a close, as we will move to our new building. Tf von have not invests! nnrl
i laied m your supply at this sale, you had better do so. There are still to be found piles upon piles of the choicest goods (all genuine
1 bargains.) We are sacrificing everything as we must dispose of as much merchandise as possible. It will be our loss, your gain.
uuu i wmi ur nusuaie, come anu lane auvanuige 01 securing goous less man regular purcnase price. Kemember sale closes shortly.
lere's Some of the Greatly Reduced Values. Are not these Sufficient to Convince You?
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2 Off on Ladies' Suits
Reversible Suitings
REVERSIBLE SUITINGS in
the nest up-to-d.ite patterns,
chocks, stripes :unl plaids. l.nik
like the finest .f u.H.l. ii fabric.
Will make up neat and KuitaMe
fur women's, misses' and chil
dren's wear. Kspccially suita
f"r children s school wear.
Ni'Vi-r sul. I for l.iss t'rin ;.". a
yar.l. Sal- pri.e. yd 1 '2C
Table Damask
64 INCH WIDE BLEACHED
TABLE DAMASK .Nice as
sorted patterns, 4)c anil 4."c
quality. Sale price, yd 22'
Fancy Ginghams
ONE BIG LOT OF FANCY
GINGHAMS Suitable for chil
dren's wear. Would be cheap
at 13c yard. Sale price, per
jard f
French Percales
ONE NICE LOT OF FRENCH
PERCALES Positively the best
oualitv: folk v.-trd wide, most-
protinds
ly li
stripe
1 :.?
yard
;ht
most-
;iii t... .t
anil figures. " Reirular
quality. Sale price
10d
COMFORTS AND BLANKETS
Going at Greatly Reduced Prices
MEN S SOFT SHIRTS
A Rig Saving on Men's Soft Shirts $1.00 quality, sale price, each 75c
$1.2-" quality, sale price each .: ...... 90c
$1.45
$2.00 and $2..0 quality, sale price, each
3
Off on Men's Clothing
Men's "Porosknit"
Underwear
ONE LOT OF "POROSKNIT"
UNDERWEAR Well made,
neatly finished, always sells at
50c a garment. Sale price, per
garment 39
Bed Sheets
FULL SIZED BED SHEETS
Well made, seamed, ready for
use. Usual value 65c. Sale
priee, each -13
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Men's Underwear
ONE BIG LOT OF MEN'S
UNDERWEAR IN THE BAL
BRIGGAN AND FANCY RIB
BED Well made, all sizes.
Worth 4."c and 5'jc a garment.
Sale price, garment 2o
Bed Sheets
BEST QUALITY BED SHEETS
Seamless, wide hem. an extra
good sheet at 7."c. Sale price,
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Ford Hotel
Grill
Open every night until 12 o'clock, i
Merchants Lunch H'30 to 1:30
Short orders from f a-m. to S p.m.
DUTCH LUNCHES ALL HOURS.
Private room for ladies or parties. ;
IJANQL'ETS or -SPREADS for all
occasions.
FOR SALE.
5 Acre Tract
Tn alfalfa one-half mile fijm
Indian School car line Jl'1"1
See THOMAS:
fit end of Indian School car
line. phone County IS.
THE HEART OF MARYLAND.
Mr. Raymond Whitaker has received
a t -li L'rani from his new specialty peo
ple stating that they will arrive in
Phoenix Sunday morning. This will
he pleasing news to theater-goers a.-i
good vaudeville arts have b--en very
scarce in Phoenix for a long time, .p
pn priate new costumes for the opening
production are now on the wav and
with several ntw people in the cast, a
handsome new curtain, brand new
scenery, moving pictures, illustrated
sorgs, and excellent music by the Myr
tle orchestra, everyone may attend the
opi ;i:ng of the Third Avenue theater
! Monday night feeling sure that he will
I get his money's worth "and then
some." t'hiirt pens at Larson'.-' phar
macy this morning.
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I The Weekly News
Of The Valley
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COFFEE """
Cheap for those that
won't pay for good; Schil
ling's Best for those who
won't have poor.
Tour rrocer return row moccf if jtm a1
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CREIGH1
Creighton. Sejit. ls.
ened Monday with a
The Week was spent
Frank J. O'Brien
BROKER.
Tucson. Pranches in Phoenix
and Xogales.
Stocks, Bonds and Produce.
Private leased Wire to all
Exchanges.
R. D. HIGHTOWER, Manager.
Phoenix Office.
Plioue Main 22. 40 N. 1st St
A WONDER TO EVERYONE.
You :!ioi.ld see the new phce cop-site
tfi ? court In use. I. ol;s like
a palace the prettiest place je I'm n.
They have just got a car of :n w '
furniture. Nice heavy mission rock
ers, in : sioa oak dining tal les and,
chairs, golih-n oak heavy flake (iicr-ter-sawed
die: s.'r buffet--, leaded
glass fronts, princess dressers, chif-foi.ien-s,
kitchen safes, kitchen cabi
net:, the finest axuiinster !xl2 rugs
in the town for the money; sold six
list week. New linoleum, spring , 1
inatres: es, pillows. Can furnish your
house with any grade of goods you
desire, and our prices are in your
reach. See our He. 10c and l"c coun
ters. Nothing over L'.'c. The place
where you can get an arm load for a
dollar. See us before you buy and
you are our customer. Come in and
rest. Look around. Get a drink of
ice water and if you have anything
to sell i, t us know. Will buy every
thing. MASSIE & SONS, J
111-16 West Washington Street, j
Phone Main 257. I
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Tomatoes
Tomatoes
9
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cans Quail
Brand
25c
per case
$1.95
D.W. Williams Grocery Co
42 NORTH FIRST AVE.
Phone Main 173
see ,
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( Uir s, hool op
good attendance,
by teachers and
pupils In getting used to school hours. ,
n Monday all will git down to their
regular work and a most profitable
year is predicted by all. j
( iur people are 1-eginning ti think i
and talk- of the fair; hut while wc are ;
doing this we should also con.-i.ier how
we can add to its interests. While the I
live slock interests of this district were
fairly well r presented by exhibits last
year few real products of the soil wero i
shown. There is scarcely a farmer who ;
has not raised some product worthy I
of a place in the exhibit and, to i, 'ilile
the article should be rjally excellent
'.Vet wc. must remember "that it is the
I i .
,shoW we make, the number of the ex
hinits as well as the extra quality tha
helps to advertise the valley or com
munity to the outside world. So if you
haven't the longest ear of corn or the
- mammoth pumpkin! bring alcn
lest von have and let the woH
!wluit we can do along the various ! !n '""'l,i
lir. u Tl..i'r lii'in. it to tic l:iri'i. iilf
growers of grain or to the big cream
eries, etc., to make the whole show
but each do his part.
Itev. John Creighton and family
moved into their new home Wcdnes
j day.
Airs. McConnell has disposed of her
raaih and lent sanitorium, bettr
known as Lee's ranch, to W. !'.. Hick
man of the f-Viborn district. Mr. Hick
, man has taken possession. Mrs. Mc
i'Connell has moved into town where
shc will reside for the present.
Mrs. Mary r.raslioar has sold her
ranch on the North park road to .1. W.
i Kithugh, the price received being $210
J per acre. Mrs. Mrashear has removed
: to a house on the Homew I tract
j w here she will reside for the present
I or until she can buy auotlnr ranch,
: for she says she has not lost faith in
Salt river valley real estate.
Henry l-'oltz was a business visitor
, in this district Thursday.
Miss Helen Itedman who has been
staving with Mrs. Wagoner the past
' few weeks, returned to le-r home in
the I isborn district Monday,
i M. Ktter is cutting and baling his
! fifth crop of hay.
; Mr. and Mrs. I'ierson nnd family vis
1 ited at the Mathers' home Friday even
ing. ! 1 he principal of the school. Miss
Pearl lioemer. will stay at the Mall tt
; home this winter.
I Our people seem to be rather slow to
take up the telephone proposition as
! presented by the independent company.
i At any rate there was not a single
person turned out for the meeting
Wednesday night.
Frank State spent Friday night with
II. AV. Chambers.
Mr. and Mrs. Justus Ooi bel and Jus
tus C-. ibel. Jr., and Miss Mavme fiib
hoiisy returned Saturday from their
summer outing. The summer w:'s spent
in the White mountains which Mr.
tloebcl declares is the finest summer
resort in the world, not equaled even
by the Adirondacks or his own native
Kentucky hills. All report a splendid
time.
1J. A- Mulford and family who spent
the summer at the Lee's ranch, moved
into town Tuesday.
John Keiber and family were visitors
in the neighborhood Friday.
Jay Kyer returned from a two
months' stay at the coast the first of
tlie week.
Among those of our district who are
attending t lit-. high school this year are
the following: Allen Creighton, Ruth
f'reighton. (iertrude I'.ivens. Fred Hiv
ens. Josophine Mollett. Taul Mollett,
i Mary Mollett, Mary Perkins, Abide
! Smith, Marion Mathers, Verne Ia.
Tourrette, Rena La Toum tte and Ju
lius Irion.
Remember the Sunday school at the
school house Sunday afternoon Jit 3
o'clock.
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the I .."-.- .
i w no took i m examination tor corporal
iny H, N. C A.. Tuesday even-
ranch four and a half miles southeast
. a- ii... : . ... i. At:-. I. r .....
hi i noenix li) jaton .i-iiir.cn iur i'",
with $7'i additional for the stock and i
farm implements. Mr. Minch came !
here from Kansas six months ago and j
will take possession of the ranch Oc
tober 1, moving on w ith his family. It
is a well improved farm but he pro- I
poses to add still other conveniences.
WILSON DISTRICT.
Wilson Iustrict, Sept. IS". The sum
mer tourists are slowly returning.
Those to come in during the past week
are: Mamie King, who spent the sum
mer at Jerome Junction; Fred Tait and
family from Long Beach; T. Malay
and family from Indiana; Mr. and
Mrs. Sai re from Iowa; W. K. Barry
and family from Flagstaff, and Miss
White from Oregon. Kach and every
one spent a pleasant and profitable
summer and were delighted with their
Mrs. Susie Williams of nlobc is vis
iting her mother, Mrs. Agner.
George Connelly moved his family
onto the Solie place where he will try
his hand at raising strawberries.
The cantaloupe growers having re
ceived their returns are busy trying to
j figure out just w here they are at and
wondering what their acreage will be
next lar.
Mr. Hoskins has sold his belongings
on the Tempe road, consisting of two
ranches to a Mr. Cooley.
Alex Hargrave has bought a ranch
near the Indian school and moved to
it a short time ago. Kveryone is sorry
to loose them from amongst us.
Mrs. Hurley and children of Jerome
Junction are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Tom Kins.
Friends if Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cray
will be very sorry to learn of the death
of their little daughter, Helen, which
happened in Present on Friday last.
..,.....i.il ..v,.t-t luit for hump sweet
h ,,e the',- ail declare there is not a ! Heartfelt sympathy is extended to the
place like Phoenix and more especially
the Wilson district.
Urj Ti.m Vint whrt Inns been finite
t....,',Lle ill w In'.nruvin, nnd able to I neighborhood
be around again.
C. M. Moore has sold his forty acre
Mrs. Curtis and little daughter Mary
are spending a few weeks in New Mex
ico. The Wilson district will soon have
cause to complain of the city robbing
us of so many of our best inhabitants.
The last to desert us is J. H. Williams
who has trailed his ranch for a corral
near Five Points and has moved with
his family to Phoenix.
Will Chambers and family spent
Sunday with C. C. Chambers.
Mrs. Arthur who spent the summer
at Oswego, Kansas, has returned and
is stopping with Mrs. W. E. Barry.
pa rents
Mrs. Johnson was out north of town
ranch hunting on Wednesday. The
is indebted to The Re-
j publican tor still anotner iavor anu
ithat is the delivery of their paper by
'special carrier early each morning.
.The ranchers are thus permitted to en
Ijoy the news of the day together with
' their breakfast.
Quite a number of young
folks from
ithis neighborhood enjoyed the concert
!at the citv hall pin .a Sunday evening.
Miss -Kvelyn Williams entertained
Miss Winnie Pritchett, Porter Nalle,
Otho Dorset t. Richard Osmundson.
Win. Pritchett, Win. Doner and broth
er Sunday afternoon.
Marvin Williams has accepted a po
sition at the asiluni as war.l attend
ant. Mrs. S. A. Echlin of the Airdome vis
ited with her mother. Mrs. Wiison, of
this place on Wednesday. Mrs. Kchlin
says it seems like old times to get
back and cat fried chicken at home
after being away so long. She also en
joyes a visit on the farm as life in the
city gets tiresome.
Miss Ada Osmundson, Miss Lena
Scl re k( Victor Hcsiin. Richard Os
mundson, Ado!.ih Sehreck and Toni
Bromley were pleasant visitors at the
Pritchett home last Monday evening.
our school opens in the Wilson
school house the lst of this month.
The children will soon be traveling the
dusty roads going to and from school
as of old.
Mrs. I. F. Johnson was shopping in
the city Wednesday.
J. McGuyer, J. D. Pritchett and W.
T. Cagt are fencing their lateral
through Mr. I.ogue's field from the de
stiuction of tcck this w-ek.
M's.s Kvelj n Williams spent the for
mer part of this week in town with her
sister. Mrs. L. W. Greer.
The Peoples' Independent Telephone
company held a meeting in the Creigh
ton district Wednesday evening. They
expect to be building linos in that di
rection soon.
W. T. Cage purchased thirteen hea l
of fine thoroughbred Iiolst. i- h, iters
at tile big public sale Tuesday.
Miss R.:th Prit.'hett and Miss V:va
Johnson visited with Miss Fmma Cur
tis, Thursday afternoon. , Miss Curtis
expects her mother home from the east
in a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ci llins have moved on
the old Taylor Campbell place.
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