Arizona republican. [volume], January 06, 1915, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, "WEDNESDAY MOKNING. JANUARY 6.1915
PAGE SEVEN
er's Annual January Clearance Sale
MEMBERS
On a Cash Basis
Hyd
IN
STARTS TODAY, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6th
NOTE THE FOLLOWING PRICES:
Yfs, Saturday was the largest day we have had in
the past six months.
Saving 5 Per Cent
The saving of 5 per eent. on your groceries is-one .";
thing to ean'fully consider; another is the economy ;
of huving hrought about by jiaying cash. You'll 1
naturally he more careful. After a trial you'll find '--it
distinctly to your advantage to continue on a '
cash basis.
Coupon Books
f you prefer for your own convenience to use '
coupon books, we can furnish them to you in $3.00, ,
$5.00, $10.00, $15.00, $20.00 and $125.00 values.
MAIN OFFICE IMIOXE, KM.
East Side Ordur Department, Phone lf!)l.
West Side Order Department, Phone 5l2L
AVholesale Department, Phone 1003.
Front or Fruit Department, Phone 109l2.
J. W.
orris
Cash Grocer
Corner Washington and First Streets
HAVE YOU TRIED IT
-: - REQUIRES
NO SOAP NO RUBBING
"StauferV Laundry Tablet 5c
Bleaches, preserves and saves he clothing. One taMet dues a two
wilier washing withnut the aid of soup or rubbing. See directions
for polishing silverware, washin dishes, windows, . furniture, wood
work or any other highly polished wood sufaces.
A;k your grocer, if he docs p. it have it send 10c with name and
iddress to Branch Office of
Staufer's Launday Supply Co.
T. J Van Dillen, Jr., Mgr.
108 East Adams Street. Phone 1S29
THE COLLEGIANS
Hear the Collegians A perfectly blended quartet.
The quartet's program is full of lively action and
enough of the old favorites to give the program a
fine variety.
At the High School Auditorium, Monday, Jan. 11
at 8:15 o'clock
Under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A. Lecture
Course.
Single admission tickets, 75c
IS. HARRY ROBERTSON
85 East Washington St.
Phone 1709
Prospects Excellent That
Many WilP Enroll When
'Arizona' Stte . Poultry
Association Meets in An
nual Session Saturday;
The prospects are excellent that
many new members will join the
Arizona State Poultry Association at
the annual meeting Saturday after
noon at the board of trade building.
Postmaster (.'. B. Wood, for many
years an enthusiastic poultry fancier, i
and at one time superintendent .of
the poultry department at the State
Fair, before he became fair secretary,
has announced his ijitention of join
ing the state poultry association at
the annual meeting, because he be
lieves that the work of the associa
tion is of great benefit to the poultry
fanciers, and poultry breeders of the
valley. Mr. Wood says that "in the
old days when poultry breeding was
new, people would send away and
g a few chickens but soon would
lose interest, and the result . was poor
inatings and not much improvement
in., the stock." . ' -
The work of the association has
been to create an interest, and stir
up enthusiasm, and ux the same time
by an interchange of ideas, poultry
breeders are learning how to care
for their fowls, how to mate for the
best results, and how to show them
so as to win the blue ribbon, Best
of all they are learning that poultry
riiihtly managed is a paying propo
sition. .Another to apply for membership
in the association yesterday was
Harry Welch, secretary of the board
of-' trade, and booster exteraordinary
for the state of Arizona. Mr. Welch
is not a breeder of fancy chickens
.just at the present time, but is in
terested in seeing the industry de
velop, and believeing that the asso
ciation is helping to build up this in
dustry as no other institution can, he
will " take hold and boost and 'help
to make the association, better aTid
stronger for 191!; than it ..has ever
been before.
Application for membership may be
left at the board of trade, and every
one--Interested in the poultry- busi
ness is urged t join.
Shirts
RIGHT-OF-WAY
JUDGE SAWTELLE DIRECTS
COURT PLANS BY LETTER
Special Term to Convene Monday
Will Heap .Only; FciV Civil Cases;
Jury Ha Been Excused.
Federal court, which opens Mon
day for a few civil cases, on th"
calendar of an adjourned October
session, will be without a jury, as
all the veniremen drawn for the last
regulir term, were excused by Judge
Sawtelle before his departure to I.os
Angeles to try the prohibition case.
From San Francisco, where he is
attending the session of the special
I'nited States court to try the eighty
per cent law case, his honor instructs
Assistant Clerk Rob Webb to notify
litigants that the Saunders case is
likely f take considerable time, so
that no other non-iury matters shall
be brought up too early, involving
expense and confusion.
Xo criminal cases will be heard.
A special session . will be held in
Tucson, beginning February 1, at
which a few criminal, and quite a
list of civil cases will be heard.
FEATURE BILL AT
ARIZONA THEATER
tPkoemx Sngraving&mpany
MAKE CUTS THAT PRINT
SOAP ON HAIR CAUSES DANDRUFF,
SCALP GETS DRY, HAIR FALLS OUT
Girls! Get a 25 cent bottle and try a
"Danderine Hair Cleanse."
After washing y ur hair with soap
always apply a little Danderine ti
the scalp to invigorate the hair and
Prevent - dryness. Better still, use
reap as sparingly as possible, and
instead have a "Danderine Hoir
Cleanae." Just moisten a cloth with
Danderine and draw It carefully
through your hair, taking one strand
at a time. This will remove .dust,
dirt and excessive oil. In a few mo
ments you will be amazed, your hair
will not only be clean, but it will be.
wavy, fluffy and abundant, and pos
sess an Incomparable softness and
lustre.
Besides cleansing and ' beautifyin?
the hair, one application of .-Danderine
dissolves even' particle of dand-
jruff; stimulates the scalp, stopping
itching and falling hair. Danderine
is to the hair what fresh snowers oi
rain and sunshine are to vegetation.
to the roots, invigor-
lates and strengthens them. Its ex
hilarating and life-producing proper
ties cause the hair to grow long,
strong and beautiful.
Men! Ladies! You can surely
have lots of charming hair. Ciet a
1!5 cent bottle of Knowlton's Dan
derine from any drug store or toilet
counter and try it.
'The Patchwork Girl of Ctz" which is
now running "t the Arizona theater, is
one of the best creations of the author
of the Wizard of Oz, in which Mont
gomery and Stone, now starring in
New York, made such a notable suc
cess. The picture, will bring delight to
hundreds of children, who have read
the amusing story, and those who have
not had the luck to have done so, will
be greatly amused at the antics of the
well known comedians.
The picture comes to Phoenrx, with
the endorsement of most of the critics
and experts in the country.. There will
be no change in the regular prices for
the feature production.
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! DATE-JAN. 18, 1915
"HOME SWEET HOME" IS
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(French Flannel)
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95c
$1.15
$1.35
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Silk Shirts
Regular at $5.00, now at $3.75
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Derby and Soft Hats
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Overcoats
Regular values $20.00, at. . .$15.00
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Cravenettes
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Underwear
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Regular $2.00 values, at S1.50
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Standard makes, fine weaves, all
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Street Gloves
Regular values $1.50, at.
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6 pairs of 25c Cashmere
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6 pairs of 50c Cashmere North Central
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Velour Hats
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North Central
PLEASANT EVENT
AT ORAM
Tile Orangewood Literary anil Im
provement club held their regular
meeting at the spacious home id' Mis.
J. W. P.ice on West C'amelhack road
last Wednesday afternoon. They gave
the children of the club members a so
cial and treat, after the following pro
gram was rendered. The young folks
marched to the dining room where
dainty refreshments were served, and
there they enjoyed lively games until
nearly time to go home, when the lead
er invited them to a dosd room, where
a pretty Christmas tree was decorated
with a treat as a surprise for them.
The house was very tastely decorated
in orange and green (the club colors),
the program as follows was carried
out:
IMano solo Mrs. J. W. lianmgardner.
Christmas story by Miss (ilusscoik.
Song Velina Prichard.
Heading Charles Rice.
Song Lucy Joy.
Reading Marion Lester Kayless.
Song Xed Joy.
Reading James Donald Oreve.
Piano solo Lucile Brown.
Recitation Lucile lianta.
Recitation Velma Prichard.
The hoys and girls entered a lively
story contest and Elizabeth Rice, won
first prize and James Greve second
price for writing the best story. Mrs.
fllasscock and Mrs. Baumgardner act
ed as judges. The next meeting of the
club will be held at Mrs. I), T. Bayless
on the (Herniate road.
No Question 1
About It !
"Home, Sweet Home," shown at the
Lion today, is a life drama showing the
birth of the famous song, "Home, Sweet
Home," a portion of the life of its au
thor, John Howard Payne, and the ef
fects of the song on the lives, actions
and morals of many people. Its cast
embraced the entire acting personel of
the Reliance companies.
The photoplay shows John Howard
Payne as he left his home at East
hampton. Long Island, to go upon the
stage; his success there and final fail
ure and imprisonment for debt. He is
next shown at the height of his suc
cess, at the time of his love affair with
the widow of the poet Shelley and of
hjs subsequent flouting by that lady
for his more successful countryman
. EVANGELIST DELAYE TO SPEAK
Kvangelisf H. B. DeLaye will address
tile meeting of the C. T. V. tomor
row afternoon, and E. W. Pfaffenberger
will sing. ;. F. Rinehart, superinten
dent of the Temperance Federation will
also speak at the meeting, which be
gins at 2:30 o'clock.
and rival in lnve as well as in letters
Washington Irving. His flight to
France, his writing of "Home, Sweet
Home", his return to the land of his
birth, and, at, the last, his death while
American consul at Tunis, alone, un
honored and unsung are all shown
and then the death of his mother, dis
appointed and grieved that he beloved
son had done so little for the world.
Home, Sweet Home" will be shown
at the Lion theater today and tomor
row, six shows to be given each day
beginning at 11 a. m. and to enable ev
eryone to see the drama, Manager Lee
criift of the Lion announces that there
will he no-advance in prices,
RIGHT-OF-WAY
There's No Easier Way
to Save
$400 !
Better Send In Your $5.00
Today for the
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