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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1914
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EZRA W. THAYER
Everything in Hardware
l-Ji-i::o E. Washington Siiwt. 127-1;::; E. Adams
THEATRE
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VAUDEVILLE ffl
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Than It's Sister Musi
cal, "September Morn"
'OCTOBER
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TONIGHT
FRIDAY
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Week
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DAILY AND SUNDAY
RICH HANDLES SAME
j (Continued From Pago Six)
ber of the lines they needed. An interesting-
instance of. the desirability of
having a Jobber on the ground is
shown by the following example, a
short time ;i;;o the llieh Hardware
company received a carload of Lennox
steel furnaces, of the same type as the
three installed by the Machinery ami
Kicctric company in the Monroe sihool.
This carload was distributed as fol
lows, one to the Osborne school, one to
the Prcndergast school near .Mesa, and
three to the Catholic church. In the
old days there would have been three
single shipments made, all at a high
freight rate, with more expense and
1 robably delay and trouble with each
shipment. The Itich concern, although
only fourteen months old, has a surpris
ingly big .stock of heavy hardware and
contractors supplies, building special
ties, etc. For many years Mr. Rich
was a traveling salesman in this state
and so had splendid opportunities to
study the needs of this section, all of
which in reflected in the success of the
voi'.ng concern.
dard in staircase construction for
sehoolhouses. We refer to the Mea
lier Brothers fire-proof steel stair
construction. Not only fire-proof, it.
is practically noiseless, as every tread
is filled with a plaster compound
which absorbs sound, as well as tend
ing to decrease the shock on the
children's feet. Besides the several
staircases in the Monroe school, the
Arizona Hardware Supply company
has supplied similar equipment to
the Yuma high school and also for
the new grammar school at Mesa.
Only those who have visited the
big warehouses of the Arizona Hard
ware Supply company at Third av
enue and Jackson, or who may have
had extensive business relations wit i
this firm, can realize how complete
and varied is their stock of general
heavy hardware and builders and
contractors' supplies. Besides carry
ing the tremendous stock that the
do, this concern is the exclusive Ari
zona representative for a large num
ber of well-known manufacturing and
supply houses.
ICH MATERIAL FROM
HALSTEAD LUMBER GO.
ARIZ. HARDWARE SUPPLY
FURNISHES MANY ITEMS
Amusements
The FAMOUS PLAYER FILM CO.
Presents
BRUCE McRAE
The Distinguished Dramatic Actor in
"The Ring and the Mao
TODAY
at the
ARIZONA THEATER
The J. I). Halstcad Lumber com
pany of 1-ive Points, tine ot the nig
building material firms in the state,
furnished much of the material firms
in the state, furnished much of the
material used in the construction ot
the beautiful Monroe Street school.
Anippng the items were 110 tors ipf
gypsum plaster, 11500 barrels of ce
ment, 3 ni , r S( of lumber, including
other dimensions, boards and finish
pp lumber. The llalstead Lumber
eppmpany is located at Five Points,
which is a very central point for
contractors, mechanics and buyers of
materials. This company has been
doing business in Phoenix for many
years ami is one of the large-' well
established mercantile firms of '.he
state.
NEW STATE ELECTRIC
IS EIEMBE HOT
MIJIV GETS
Eli YEARS
Xerro AVlio Killed Willi am
Allison, Another Xoro,
Last -Tune Draw.? Inde
terminate Sentence from
JuuVe Phillips
Luther McKinney was sent t' the
state penitentiary yesterday on r.n
indeterminate sentence of not less
than one year nor more than seven
years, fipr tlip manslaughter of Wil-
liam Allison, another colored man,
outside the Star rooming house in j
June. ;
McKinney';; sentence will date from j
the fifteenth of June last, when lv. ,
was taken into custody. The ili.ir?" j
was at first brought in as one of j
munle.-. At the hearing in the su j
court .McKinney plcaileil SUM- p
VV "r-?.' 'jm til
45"
Used
Rifle,
I
by the big majority of
Pistol and Revolver Shots
pen
tp) ma
li
at,''
t
lor
I lea u a
The t
in June,
stick with
son appro:
mark relnlin
isIau-JilP'r thrpitiKh his at
:,rnett K. Maiks, and the
i.peplP'pi by the ipurt.
ply occurred one ever.n;
Mnni'.v was whip.tl!n:J i
clasp knifp' when -Ui-il
him anil m.'ule a r- -;
to rp-latii lis pf Jb'-
7 MUST be p. jJittefeetbn to the intJivitlual riRe,
i pisto! or revolver user to krviw that his preter-
crca fcjrRrrnir.tton-oMC Mct..llicis sh.'.red alike
by profc-aionai cxptrty, rrack-shota and sports
men in all part3 of the woiii.
An t',is accounts, too, cr thr i7;arlcl in creese every year
in the demand lor Ker.i:r, rto!i-L,lC Metallic;.
Rcmir.irton-L'MC Mr'alcs ae m;,ple for every Btar.ard
maLe an j !cr eery paltbre in use ri;i, rislo, itd revolver.
Cet tliein frnm the dealer w'cr: frjw the ir ic.7 trarp
of 'i rm.ijtou-i uMC tlie sign cf Sp'JiUrnen'a Meaacjuartera.
13 keep your run cleaned and tubneated n'frpf, uae Rem
C'.'. t-ie new to'Ajcr tolvert, rust prcveutaUvc, enj gun
Hun-.lncton Arm-Union Metallic Cartridge Co.
253 Broadway. New York
-Vr -Jsrrm, mmn a.. ,. f rrx,.:FKmmz:
wit
Kinney's sister. There was a slrur
;jle in iic cppursp' pif wliii Ii 1Mp-K.-ney's
knifi' was buried in tio; slmel
ili r of Allison, sevi rini; an ar'p-i'.v.
iieath occurred within a fe,v minute.',.
nnip p.Mn nn
on
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HAD Bifi TIHE ill WH
SUST
BE ADDRESSED FULLY
The tax-payers can feel that the
Monroe school is well protected from
fire, rain and weather, at least as far
as the roof is concerned, for that
most important item of the construc
tion was furnished by the 1'ioncr
i'aper Company of Los Ant;elp'S. who
are represented in Arizona by the
Arizona Hardware Supply company.
The Pipineer I'aper company is one
of the largest of its kinil, anil hun
dreds of biff buildings in the south
west have been roofed by them. Mr.
H-hn. manager for the A.'izuna Hard
ware Supply company states that the
roof on the Monroe school is a built
up specii n ation root composeii oi ioui
layers of asphalt saturated felt, eaen
layer mopped in hot asphalt, and
this covered with asbestos paper. Th!
roof carries a guarantee of ten years,
but of course will be good fpr many
mpire.
Besidi'S the r.iof, the Arizona Hard
ware Supply Company, furnished
p.vr a carload of Trus-con Rib Late,
also the modern steel stairways. The
Trus-con rib lath is strictly a mod
ern product, and is nppt only more
nearly fire-proof, but stronger, mor"
durable, anil easier to put up tl'.a.i
the (phi fashioned wood lath. It has
been successfully used in a number
of local buildings. and plasterers
have come to realize that it is more
economical of plaster than any other
type of metal or wood lath.
The Hoard was indeed fortunate in
accepting what is considered as stan-
Electiieity performs an important
part in the Monme school building.
There are some very practical de
vices which have been installed, no
tably the Electric Clocks which call
ami dismiss all classes automatically.
The electric division, the machines
in the manual training department,
the electric cooking, sewing, and
ironing in the domestic science de
partment, the. electric driven ventil
ating, cooling and cleaner system.
The electric telephone system having
a private phone in each class room.
All the electrical work and fixtures
were furnished and installed by the
New State Electric Supply and Fix
ture company.
Trip to Grand Canyon Provided By
Business Men Vao Outing That
Everyone Enjoyed
uir.. f.-w pill
seen at the l'.il I mo-ting of
ZP'iia. postmasters at William
this wi t ie, a'-coriliiig to i'pps
Wilson T. Wright, '" Jii.b,
turned from tile north ycsip'i'Pi
ranks of the faithful republic
sadly decimated, ami in their
art- files and fih-s of aspiring
crHs, who havp- fp!lpAVeil the natiimal
aiin!ii!i:'tration tp piffice.
Over a Si'ipre of postmasters from
all over Arizona, but mainly f.'nm tlie
north, gathered in Williams for the
nvention. dutsi'Ie of the pleasant
Senders
i housands of Insufficiently Ad
dressed Envelopes
'iipr.'ll 1,1", no mp.r.- i.f this tiling'
ro;:;tT, by d'-ipi-i'menta! pii.-".
o would ma ice aipfessiag
the postoffice directory m.iu
TALBOT AND HUBBARD
FURNISH ALL HARDWARE
LION THEATER
Today Two Reel Feature
THE SAVING OF YOUNG ANDERSON
You'll like this picture
Beg
ale Theatre
Home of Universal 1st Run
Pictures. Complete Change
of Program Daity
PLAZA
Coming Saturday and Sunday
THE KAISER'S CHALLENGE
First actual scenes from the Battlefield
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
LAMAR A
A Good Show Always
The Best Pictures in the City
Gets-lt" for Corns
Sure as Sunrise
New Plan. Corns Shrivel, Vanish.
Until "CETS-IT" was born nobody
was ever sure of getting r il of a
corn. Corn treatments nearly all
contained the same ingredients, only
M me were liquid, some plasters,
Yankee Doodle
had a limp.
He had to ride
jjr ' He put aome
W "GETS-IT"
if on hu corn.
g And called it,
yf "O you onlyl "
Ail the hardware for the Monroe
street school was furnished by the
well known old firm of Talbot it
Hubbard, one of the best know a
hardware firms in the entire south
west. The Monroe street school fin
ish hardware is attractive and in
harmony with the beauty of the
building. Of this popular firm the
following information will be of in
terest. The hardware business of Talbot
& Hubbard was established in IS-S
on South Center street in the Com
mercial hotel building by Walter Tal
bot anil Geo. E. Hubbard. They re
moved to the Washington street lo
cation in 1S90. Geo. E. Hubbard
died in 1S!H. Walter Talbot has
been the active head of the business
from the beginning until the present
time.
The business was incorporated in
191') at which time W. S. Heflin was
elected vice president "and secretary
of the corporation after a continuous
service of twenty years with the
firm.
This house has grown from a small
concern until today it is probably
the largest exclusive hardware con
cern in the state of Arizona.
This n'sult has been attained Dy
square and fair dealing with the
public, and it is with pride that thev
number among their patrons of the
present time customers who began
trading with this house twenty-six
years ago.
It has long been the policy of this
firm to secure the agency for any
thing in the hardware line which was
better than other similar lines on
the market with the result that they
are exclusive Phoenix representatives
for a very large number of nation
ally known lines of merchandise
among which might be mentioned
Sargent's Hardware.
ARIZONA THEATER
FORMERLY SAVOY
Hear tho Wonderful Wurlitzer One-Man
Orchestra. BEST PICTURES IN PHOENIX.
Admission: 10 Cents; Children, 5 Cents.
MPRESS
VAUDEVILLE
and
PICTURES
Autumn daws are the loveliest of the year.
RIVERS. DE PARK
NOW IS THE TIME TO PICNIC.
Admission 10 Cents.
some "wrappers" and some in salve
form. Now comes "GKTS-IT" with
a newly discovered formula the co-n
cure on a new principle and a simple
plan that never fails. This is why
"C1ETS-1T" has fjrown In three years
to be the biggest-selling corn cure
the world has ever known.
There's no more need of fussing
v. ith corns, no more dlggintr or cut
ting. There's nothing to press down
on the corn, nothing to inflame the
flesh, to "pull" the corn or cause
pain. Put two drops of "G1CTS-1T"
on in two seconds. That's all. For
any corn, callus, wart or bunion.
"GETS-IT" is sold by druggists
everywhere, 25c a ljpittlo, fir sent di
rect by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago.
GETS IT" is coltl In I'hoenlx by
Pusj- Drug Store, Owl Orug ('.
Elvey & Hulett.
-o-
DAVIS GETS RECOUNT
OF SENATORIAL VOTE
The contest for recount of the
votes cast in the I'hoenlx precincts
'it the primary election, being carried
through the courts by If. A. Davis,
ilaimlng that erroneous canvass of
tho votes dep'ived him of nomination
for the office of state senator, will
be decided on October 1st, the day
set for the trial and recount in open
court, when the court will sit at 9:30
a. in.
The contesting parties will be rcp
reHenleil In the recount: contestant,
II. A. Davis, by J. H. Langston; con
test oe, Sam E. Webb, by Neri Os-
horn, and the court by II. P. I,indsey. i
The order setting the date
was made yesterday in the
of trial
hearing
1 A
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
i Sea! bipla will be T . . r-il at the
j office p.f !!:.- Civ i 'l.-rl; City of I'iim
iiox. until 11 V1. : A. M. M., inlaw
Scpt'-nib. r "Mil, 1'iH, f.-r forage de-
Trnn livirou -.a ir.. r.y Waien.nsi', as loi-
nu i n u t 'jmu-y.s i . ... i
ILI!U ".,? . ,
I ".p '"J O'.-. i.pp,..-'i c- ;
I lbs. Drnn. I Zo'i Cn.-p Coaces
llitls shall b,. a'comp 'o' I by c-t-
tifiuil checks payabb: P, tie.; ..!'!' i.f
jibe city Cdle, tor in tic s :m of
j Thirty ;;j.ii':) I i, .11. u s.
ct.,.'.-o ,.r pwii,.,.,.i-i:f a '.., ,. m
I ' ' ' ' t!:.,S" Wll
be lttui'ii-'i 1pj Until iip',n aw tv-1.
; 1 "v .. ipn't --t Int's all. The (pi'uer is, in
,f, bi'lil'1' wH1 '"' :' " p '.hat ..trons of the. Cnitel
f:".-i'S t I'C ' A i:-r:ictj'V c'Ut :;.t is -!itM'-u ::ilo . ... , ,
tlic Ar- hv him. If lie f.iiJs ni ii.i.. , vi , ., , ... .
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; eaillsu-ii contrt-t. tl:e h-k b.- . tl. ,;(- ,ht ,.ltv
; ,!"' I'l'epertr of ' :.e M y. .. :.,.,!,::. will fi.nl th-ir c ribit-
, " ! A' 1 ; the d'al m..il .1- partmet-.t
T" j crrb-jiAXAi;;: ;if h ,, ia ,,.
"1S :ir" : iieii. r:l delivery sei-tion.
1-lnics ant(, (,.;,, to till' (iraml ':Uiroll, VA'.'.- The p.-,n-tiee has l,wn to put a 1 t
j . - i i.l : j;, 1 i p,i sp pjm , a II' I Pip ll
j ihs the business men aiai ( ommi-rcial . p.K.-t the portofl'ice man tp) dig
clubs who rn:i'le jn.ssibl.- li.'- tri.ir- through his directory to find the
t'ul.ir motor trip. hie of the f-:iti:r.-s Ktr.i-t and nuiiibcr. Asked about tiiis.
, p.l ibp convi-i.tion was a let'.-r Iror.i a bi.4 mail order man once replie 1
' J. If. Jli-l 'linlock. first tiiesi'lent of nirilv thai hia clerks w, re too rnult,..!
convention. Outside of the pleasant ; the association, postmaster p.f I'iioe- t. comi.lete the ail'lresses, and that
I nix. the ppistoffice could fiml them any-
of the case before the superior court. I With Mr. Wright, came n: -o An :- how.
In the course of the hearing the an- jrew J. P.ti.cra:d. postmaster of Viim i. While the mail order man had a
wer was fil. d to the amended state- , They reportpyl Postmaster (' Miipo' il --rt;tln rlclit to directory service, '
ment pf contest by Paker & Baker, of Williams was a great lu st, in l j jii p.ii.la't i-:sh a gpiod thine, nn.l r.
attorneys f..r contest.-e. anil an ...ril'T j ;lu t everyone enjp! . .l the inwtin I the main chap back in Washington
over-ruling the i! mtirrcr of contest ee , imens.-ly. The two "p. m.'s" ;i:rt"i j has decreed that the soft snap shall
was made. I to return to their homes last even'nJ'. end.
1viji;' li" 1J '.4'.p''yiftW " Will H I
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Blue RiBlion ;yBft
; TheBeerdf-Qualiiy
A woman's taste is keen and she
..is quick to m appreciate the de- '
J lightful tonic tang of the hops K&V
: and the . rich -mellow 'flavor of
I the fully, matured maltjin this If'fSf
J better beer.There is something
j so distinctive and agreeable !
I about PabstjBlue RibbonjBeei; S
1 that anyone who drinks if is never
j quite satisfied with a?iy other brew. J
J . Arizona Mercantile Co. v i&
j : TeI-1068 ' Cv'J
M Center & Adams Sts. PHOENIX, ARIZ, i $3&W
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