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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1914 UJfrii ' PAGE SEVEN 'Inventory Miction SaleS ! JIILV I ill XWjg id is r PMOENIX.ARIZQNA... l )Wi , . m I ! li HERO 1ST onday, June 15, at 8:30 A. M. Uses Police Patrol Wagon to Stop Runaway Horse and Declines Medal Con structed from Top of To mato Can I'- 1- m :.:Vf. : ; I. X SB 11 fe : . . Ill 1,1 -' : IK i IM ft" n .HV.Vi harmeuse $1.49 iff Handsome Silk Suits $19.95 Made according- to the very last dictates f fashion, their regular prices ranging from $25 to $:3.50 Suits of Silk Faille, Bengalinc and Silk Moire in such fashion able shades as tango, wistaria, Copenhagen, pigeon blue, Nile and reseda surprises at ,$19.95. Chiffon Taffeta Dresses Off An offering that's simply irresistible from a style as well as a price standpoint. Newest Pannier and Tunic Models, built f a quality Chiffon Taffeta that can be depended upon not to crack. Black and the new shades, also changeable effects Dresses for Street "Wear, rang ing in price from $18.50 to $30, now at 1-3 less. Cream Suits, Sold Up to $45, at $9.95 Aliout 15 of them, sume with the new Kimono sleeves Suits of Cream Serge, Silk Pongee, Corduroy. Herringbone antl Bedford Cord, all splendidly tailored, should prove irresistible at $9.95. Waists at 79c EXCELLENT $1.25 AND $1.39 VALUES, made of Voile, Crepe and Lingerie, all cut on correct lines high and low neck, long and short sleeves only 79c. $2.50 AND $2.75 TUB SILK BLOUSES in stripes of different colors,, some with Organdy collar, uthers of self material in this sale $1.89 PRETTY LINE OF ORGANDY WAISTS, with Norman collar and the new set-in Cape effect sleeves, well worth $2.0(1. on sale at S1.39 Waists at Half Price A score of different models, of Crepe. Lingerie and Voile, prices ranging from $2.50 to $9.50, now for Half. WAISTS SOLD UP TO $3.75, made of Lingerie, Voile and Crepe, high and low neck Models in most all sizes, to close at 5"l ,-iS $1.25 AND $1.50 DU BROCK MID DIES, made of Lonsdale Jean and Galatea, have the new Kimono sleeves, on sale at 98 Straw Shapes at Half Price A bountiful variety, including hemp, Milan and Milan Hemp shapes. BIG LINE OF WOMEN'S TRIMMED HATS, in every conceivable style, a very attractive group, sold up to $6.00, in this sale S1.98 All Children's Hats at Half Price Big Reductions On All Our Newest Cloth Suits $22.50 Suits, nw. .$14.95 $27.50 Suits, now. .$18.15 $25.00 Suits, now. .$16.45 $30.00 Suits, now.. $19.85 $35.(K) Suits, now.. $23.25 $40.00 Suits, now. .$26.45 Plisse Kimonos 98c Nice cool Kimonos, made of Serpentine Crepe and Plisse in elaborate floral designs, regularly- sold at $1.25 and $1.50. Tango Petticoats $1.49 $2.25 Silk Petticoats of best quality Messaline with accordeon pleated flounce, nell rose and green, at $1.49. Ch ildren's Dresses at Half-Price lionable Silk Weaves 10 dif s wide at $1.49 per yard. 5 Satin Duchess 98c ;ans our best $1.25 quality in black, 36 de. a very rich, lustrous grade, a won 3 per yard. ted Crepe $1.10 a score of satisfied customers jadinp; of the season, at $1.10 5T $2.00 QUALITY OF CHARMEUSE lortment n colors hard to beat a qual af superior merit 40 inches wide sale d $1.15 CREAM SERGE with black hairline strictly all wool $1.50 quality, now per 89 25c Silk Taped Vests at 17Y2c Women's cumfy cut vests, Swiss ribbed, neck and armholes silk taped, sale price 17 l-2c. WOMEN'S 10c VESTS, jersey rib bed, low neck and sleeveless, taped in this sale 7 WOMEN'S OUTSIZE VESTS cumfy cut and silk taped, a won derful value at 22 WOMEN'S SWISS RIBBED PANTS, trimmed in crochet lace, regular and outsizes, in this sale 23 CHILDREN'S 35c UNION SUITS with drop seat, just a few sizes in this sale -23 $1.25, $1.50, and $1.75 Union Suits at 98c Richelieu and Essex Mills Union Suits for women, of extra fine Silk Lisle, trimmed in dainty lace, in this sale choice for 9Sc. WOMEN'S JERSEY RIBBED UNION SUITS, low Peck and sleeveless, have crochet lace trim med knee sale price.. 22 1"2 WOMEN'S 59c UNION SUITS. ity Swiss Lisle, tned -sale price FRENCH TOP if extra fine qual knee lace trim- 47 Prettiest $1.25 Under ynuslins at 88c Night Gowns, Petticoats, Princess Slips and Maicella Combinations in a score of handsome styles, embroidery as well as lace trimmed 58c. Hospital Gauze 4V2c 36 inches wide and its re gular price is well known. STANDARD APRON GING HAMS, our best 8c grade in blue and brown checks, war ranted not to fade sale price, yard 6 1-4 BEST 8 1-3c DRESS GING HAMS in solid colors and all desirable patterns. such as stripes, checks and plaids now, yard 6 1"2 Shirting Cheviots 8xAc BookTold. soft finished chevi ots in solid colors, checks and stripes, and never sold for less than 10c per yard. 32-INCH FANCY RIPPLETTE, in grey, blue, tan and black stripes, always sold at 15c. in this sale, yard 10 1"2 36 INCH LL MUSLIN un bleached, always retailed at V4c. now, yard 5 1'2 36 INCH "EAGLE" MUSLIN bleached, a popular S l-3c quality, now selling at. yard 6 1-2 Women's $1 and $1.25 Silk Hose at 85c Pure thread Silk Stockings in black, white and tan our famous numbers 5214 and 5215, with flare lisle top, reinforced heel and toe a matchless bargain at 85c Onyx 35c Silk Lisle Stock ings, in black, white and tan, have spliced heels and toes for women who appreciate quality sale price .27o Children's 12 1-2c Cotton Hose A serviceable stocking for boys and girls, seamless tan, pink and blue in sizes 5 to 9 1-2 in this sale... 3 PAIRS FOR 2.1 Infants' and Children's Lisle Socks at 18c A great big lot of genuine 25c Socks in sizes 4 1-2 to 8 1-2 odds and ends of discontinued numbers, but all de sirable fine imported socks in all colors and combinations, an excellent aggregation to choose from, at ISo per pair. Women's 25c Summer Stock ingsin Merc. Cotton and silk lisle, black or tan. full fashioned in this sale... 3 PAIRS FOR so Women's 15c Gauze Lisle Hose in black and white, have double heel and toes, every pair seamless during (hi? sale 10 ys&fto $8 Suits $3.95 Single and double-breast-styles with Knicker ;ker Pants a big lot, in splendid variety of Cassi ses and fancy mixtures, sizes, in a sale of sales $3.95. .11 other Boys' reatly reduced. Suits VS' 65c AND 75c WASH SUITS ious styles in sizes 1 to 6 years, ing this sale only 49 YS' $1.75 VASH SUITS Mother's ;nd styles in light and dark pat is, all ages, in this sale... $1.39 YS' $250 WASH SUITS cleverly ie garments of galatea and linen, ious styles, in sizes 1 to 7 years ing tins sale $1.98 Knickerbockers at 74c 1 clear paving of 26c on each pair fl god patterns, every size from o Ifl years a surprise at 74c per r. YS $100 SOISETTE WAISTS in orted patterns and all sizes, have itary collar and French cuffs y remarkable at 79 4 Sensation! Men's Regal Oxfords on Sale at $2.55 )ne-third off on all our Joys' Felt and Straw lats. YS' NAINSOOK UNION SUITS iletic style, always sold at 75c, in s sale only 59 Women's $3.50 Pumps and Oxfords $2.45 An aggregation of the most stylish Footwear imaginable Colonial?, flexible Goodyear Welted Pumps and Button and Lace Oxfords in Gun Metal Calf, Russia Calf and Pat. Colt Skin adorned wit of buckles ;all wonderful values at $2.45. $2.50 Pumps at $1.98 Women's stylish Summer footwear in every size and every last of Pat. Colt and Gun Metal Calf a splen did buying opportunity at J1.98. Queen Quality Pumps and Oxfords $3.35 Our leading J4.00 and J4.50 styles represented in .his offering All this season's models Colonials, strap - . f . .. pumps and Button and Lace Oxfords in Pat. Kid, Gun iZflWiS OUU Lsrlll Metal and vici Kia an item iuu 01 ricn values ai 3.35. Pumps and Oxfords Sold up to $4.00, at $1.49 Discontinued lines in Oxfords and one-strap Pumps in black ... . . ... and tan. all $1.00 and $1.25 val- 350 pairs of odds and ends in W omens Summer footwear, including blacks and tans of every concelv- ,e during Pre-inventory sale able nature broken lines of former big sellers, to close at $1.48. only 49c. This means our entire stock and, considering the fact that "Regals" sell regularly up to 5.00, we should be swamped with customers. Button and Lace Oxfords in Pat. Kid, Gun Metal and Ifussia Calf Regals in this Sale $2.55. Men's $4.00 and $4.50 Union Made Low Shoes at $2.95 Infants' and Chil- Thc famous "Bates" line the Sea- j n An j n a m vn's newest models in Button, Lace and dren s Pumps 49c dren s Pumps 69c n. . . , ,' . . Blucher styles every size and width, in cluding the new English last. Oxfords of Pat. Leather, Vici Kid, Gun Metal and Russia Calf, with strict- Educators' odds and ends of v solid leather counters, all perfect in $1.00 to $1.50 values, in this , . . A bo OS Sllie fi9c workmanship, at $2.o. Infants' and Children's Pumps with one, two, three or four straps in Pat. Kid or Dull Kid. black and tan including some k, Now 4c Yard nise Bands and Edgings, suitable for nuslins a great many different de- y Flouncings at V2 Price cason 3G. 45 and 54 inch Flouncings richest character, now at half price. 25c CAMISOLE LACE in a large variety of pretty patterns, during this sale, yard 17 1-2 Special Discount On All Items in the House NotSpecified Here i I! REORGANIZATION OF PORTLAND CEMENT CO. Local Company Prepared Now to Move Forward Fritz Pchroeder is a hero. Any big moving picture concern would have given millions to have had a camera on the job early last even ing when Fritz distinguished him self. When Fritz isn't heroing he drives the city police patrol automobile at a perfectly normal rate of speed But when demands are made upon his heroic tendencies he forgets speed ordinances and tears off twen ty-five or so miles an hour. At least that's what he did early last evening. A tail had come for the patvol wagon out on North Central avenue. Schrociler was bowling along at hia usual pace, at peace with the world en-d thinking of a Sunday off and the girls on the sand at Riverside ocean. Comes behind him a mad dened steed attached to the rem nants of a one-time perfectly good buggy. The horse wasn't regarding speed ordinances at all. Without consulting the statutes to ascertain whether an unattended hovse is within his legal rights when cruising on the principal boulevard of town at about twenty-five miles an hour, Fritz speeded up until the speedometer registered nearly thirty miles an hour. Away out at Roose velt street he overtook the frenzied steed and passed him. With a sud den swerve he nosed the big patrol outfit in front of the horse and then, leaning far out, caught him by the bridle. It was a neat catch and one that would bring a hero medal in any town where Andrew Carnegie had a downtown library. Fritz is modest to say the least, and that it why he. gracefully de clined the hero meda! tendered him by the members of the force. The fact that it had heen worked out of the top of a tomato can had noth ing to do with his non-acceptance. o CHITON WILL TRY TO RETRIEVE IIIS DEFEAT The reorganization of the Arizona Portland Cement company is com plete and its new name is the Phoe nix Portland Cement company; its capitalization has been reduced from one million to two hundred and fifty thousand shares, and this stock ij separated into two enual kinds known as common and preferred stock. The aim has been to makt the foundation a solid one. It is unfortunate to this valley in par ticular that the mill has not been op erating successfully, but the defects are trivial and the repairs and im provements to be made are not ex pensive, comparatively. It is as sured that $6,000.00 will pay for the needed repairs and improvements to make the capacity at least 400 bar rels per day, and the necessary working capital need not exceed $16,000.00 per month. The management is now in the hands of those who have put their cash into the business, and they unrterstand their business thoroughly. In importance to the builders, road makers and water savers of this part of the country' there are few industries so commendable. Every cement use.- of this state should not fail to designate and in sist that the home product must be used in his constructions when this cement has been found to pass all reasonable tests as to quality. In sustaining this home enterprise. hundreds of thousands of dollars may be saved to the valley in par ticular. n fir Famous Billiard Men Will Give Second Exhibition in Which Loser-Has Better Chance Two nationally famous billiardists will meet in a return exhibition at the St. Elmo this week, when Marcus Catton. the boy wonder, will at tempt to retrieve his defeat at the hands of Curl. The game will be 18.2 balk Hue, Catton playing for his former mark of l.nOO and Curl playing for his of 50. This makes the odds four to one. Too much for the champion the last match, he lost by a good big margin, but far from bringing in an alibi, he came back with a challenge lor a ietu.-n match. t'nlike some winners. Curl was entirely willing, so the stage is set for another five round go. A fancy shot lesson will be given after each game, and billiard ques tions will be answered. The games fre to start at S:00 p. m. and will run five nights, beginning Monday. TEST CANTE10UPES TO J000E WATER NEEDS Emergency Water Commission Has Hunch This Would Be Better Than to Adduce Statistics $1.50 to $2.25- Fancy Ratine at 69c Hundreds of yards, dozens of different pieces, including plaids, checks and brocades, 44 inch goods, all imported, in this sale 69c per yard. 40 INCH NOVELTY VOILE, in stripes and 25c COTTON GRANITE AND RATINE, 27 to 32 Dolly Varden designs, sold up to 29c, now inches wide, in a big line of colors, now, yard 19l yard 12 l-2tf 15c STRIPED CREPE, suitable for cool summer 32 INCH STRIPED TUB SILK for shirts and dresses, 27 inch in this sale, yard 10 blouses, nice line of colors, always 50c, now 30 75c and 85c French Ratine at 39c yd. 40 inch imported Ratine in all the popular colors, right at the height of the season at half price and less, 39c. Warner's Corsets at Half Price About 10 different styles, per haps one or two of a style, sold up to $2.00. now at half price m order to lose them out quickly. 25 Discount on entire stock of Hand Bags including leather, silk, satin and Moire bags. Instead of an emergency water commission, the Water Csers- asso c.iation need a tasting committee, ac cording to the merry remarks of the attaches at the "Temple" yesterday. It is this wav: The main perishable crop in the valley is cantaloupes. Now in or der to discover whether o.- not can taloupes need emergency water, it is necessary to test their quality. "I think we ought to make a ule that farmers wismng emergency water should bring in a crate of melons, let lis put them on ice and have them for breakfast the next morning," said Wank Parker, the newly chosen third member of the board. Nearly every man, woman and child employed in the building has volunteered for the "heavy" work of testing cantaloupes. USED 5Passenger Automobiles Just completely overhaul ed and in perfect condi tion. Tires, practically new on both cars. BUYS ONE THE OTHER (Vine in aud look them over The Ontario local branches of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America will hold a con ference in Chatham, beginning Juua 30. in b MOTOR CO. ONLY CROWBAR 10 DYNAMITE WILL DO Maricopa Homesteader Will Not Be Burned Out of House and Home a Third Time. He Declares "Ach, dey vill haf troubles burning me oudt uff mine house now1." ex claimed Louis B.vrens, a sturdy Ger man farmer, after he had filed his year proof on a homestead near Maricopa yesterday. Byrens built a shack the first thing. He left it one tlay to make a trip to Phoenix and some enter prising hut malevolent person burned it. Byrens built a second house, and it was burned too. But "By Chiminetty. now, I dell you, dey haff to go some. I build him a 'dobe house atretty!" ith AND WASHING-TON STREETS Most Sanitary and the cleanest cleaning estab lishment of its kind in Phoenix. Skilled workmen in all branches Prompt Service Work delivered when promised jj satisfaction guaranteed. h Panama and felt hats cleaned antl blocked. Buttons covered. Snit sponged and pressed while you wait. c GIVE VS A TKtAL Phone 17'.8 t; Service CleaningWorks f 225 W. Adama St. ; Opposite Board of Trade Bids. "