Arizona republican. [volume], August 28, 1914, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 28, 1914
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In opening the New Palace Cafeteria our central idea was to place within the reach of every man and woman in Phoenix a
decent meal. This meal was to be served in a satisfactory manner upon the cafeteria style in a large, airy, well ventilated,
sanitary dining-room. The measure of our success we leave to. those who have been fortunate enough to have tried our table.
We are today serving the best cooked and most sanitary food in the state of Arizonafor the least money. It is our ambition,
to which all our energies are bent, to be able, if possible, to lower the high cost of living in Phoenix for those who are so situated
that they must eat out, as well as for those who eat out by preference. . . :i v , '.'is: 11 f W$
There are many who prefer to eat out rather than go to the trouble of cooking and washing dishes at home. We are catering
and shall continue to cater to this sort of trade. We want to say to every housewife in Phoenix that the time has come when
you can come to The New Palace Cafeteria and get the very be st meal cheaper than you can prepare it at home. , v I : , ;
We invite you to come and be convinced. Ask your husband to bring you down town to dinner, and after-dinner go for a walk,
a ride, or go to the show, and see if you don't feel better for it. See if you don't feel better at the close of the evening than if
you had spent the early evening over the cook stove preparing the meal and then have been forced to follow the meal with the
ever disagreeable dishwashing. . , . v . . .
Husband, try this. See is your wife won't have a happier smile for you when you return from work. See if life will not be
sweeter for the change. In a short time that warm look on your wife's face will give way to a brighter and younger look.
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The more people we serve daily, the better value we can give. Bring your friend, or come in parties. We will guarantee you
every courtesy. No matter how little you buy or how large your bill, the treatment we will accord you is guaranteed to give
satisfaction, or your money will be cheerfully refunded.
THE MORE WE FEED THE LESS THE RATE :
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To Our UbIoe Friends
Now to the laboring men and our union friends..,, We want to define our position as to the unions. We want to say that we
are working union hours, and it is our intention to pay those who give us good service not only the union scale for such work, but
more than the scale as the conditions and service justify.
Having been in other business in Phoenix for two years, we want to say that no solicitor from the Labor Journal or any other
union periodical or publication has ever left the place without getting what he came after, and our payroll for union labor has
far exceeded $25 per day since last April.
"' THE PRESENT DIFFICULTY ' '
Right here it is pertinent to state that the Cooks and Waiters' Union has made a series of propositions to us that it will be im
possible to accept. Why is this done? Simply because it is to their interest to maintain a high schedule of prices, because they
think by so doing they are holding up their own wages.
But to you to the laboring people of Phoenix we want to say: We place within your reach the best there is to be had. We
are your friends; we are the friends of any and all decent unions. We stand ready at all times to place a union card in our estab
lishment, but we must be accorded at least common courtesy something that we have not yet received from the Cooks and
Waiters' Union. j i l . M : .
We appeal to all unprejudiced union men to see that we get the proper treatment.
We ask only for a square deal. We believe we are entitled to a square deal. We have given that to all with whom we ever
have had any dealings. Our record is an open book. ,
Yours for the most of the best for the least money. 7
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