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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 29, 1918 REPUBLICftK BODY TO PICK dill A mcctinc of the Republican state committee is hereby called to be held In Douglas. Arizona, at S p. in. Mun day, July K, 1918, for the purpose ol fleeting n chalnnaa "f tlio RepabHcar mate eemnlttee to mcoaad Ueuteiutnl Thomas Maddock, N. A., resigned, Bad for the transaction of such otlui hualnesa an may be brought before the mcfting. Proxies will only le recognized when held by nvmoer of the com mittee from the county or a resided of Ike county in which the member of the committee executing the proxy H sides. On account of the importance of electing Hi" state chairman and Um full consideration ol' other important matters that will COtflf before the to ting, a foil attendance of the etate committee is ursentlv requested, ANDREW HA I ' M KflT, Jr., Secretary Kepubluan State Central Committee o- I'so The Republican Classified Ads for Results Read for Profit. THE STORY OF A TRADE WE BOUGHT a little BOTTLING PLANT out on a raneh NOT FAR from Phoenix from a man WHO SAID be made a THOUSDAND DOLLARS profit on his plant LAST YEAR. We promised TO GIVE tins man JSOO.00 IN CASH and Mi hare iff STOCK lot bis plant AND HIS good will BECAUSE he -aid lie woulil ACT AS mil maper and sell our rood troao this bot tling plant when WE GOT it moved down town. FOR $50.00 a month, tor the SEASON ,.f ll; so while we FIGURED we were pawns the man A BIG PRICE for his plant we FIGURED ren fettlni a GOOD MAN to handle the busi ness FOR $50.00 a month, when if we lined ANOTHER MAN. it would cost us 1121 I'" a month, SO we pud this man IMMI IN CASH and promised to Rue him 800 SHARES ol' our stock when THE STOCK M ,. ,,y for de livery. EVERYTHING.wrnt lovely with the man AND II" boPPm plant when we GOT IT moved down town In a GOOD PLACE and invested a LOT MORE nionev to make It UP TO DATE, aid then the business benan to COME IN and AFTER the husiness came In PRETTY GOOD Em a few woekf the MAN WROTE mm a totter ami HE SAID, "I nave cot to resign. WHEN i made ti.is agreeaenl w ith ou. I did NOT KNOW that the business was going to take 50 tvtUt-M ol my time; -BUT IF the man made ,n THOUSAND DOLLARS last year OUT of his bolting plant, bci MUST HAVE known he had to work LONG HOURS even -lay to make that MUCH MONEY "itt of the litlle plant, but we DID NOT want to QUARREL with the man I" cause WE bad not delivered the IN shares OF STOCK, so we accepted bis resignat ion AND HIRED another man to manage the plant FOR $125.00 a month. Then A FEW DAYS after this man had RESIGNED, he came into OUR OFFICE in Phoenix, and HE SAID. "Mr Morley, i earned MORE THAN M.M B month and I WANT more monev." and 1 said. "MR. MAN. you promised TO WORK lor IM.M a month WHEN we DOUgh I row plant, and as THE MONEY you an asking for belongs to THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Celery-Via Bottling t'o., do NOT SEE how I can pay you ANY MORE money." The the man said TO ME, "Well, you better buy my STOCK;" and I said to the man "We arc SELLING stock not buying It;" AND THE man said to me. "You BETTER BUY my stock," and I said. I HOPE yon ate not trying to BLACKMAIL Me, because 1 am NOT GOING to buy your stock." WELL, a few days later 1 read an ADVERTISEMENT in the ARIZONA REPUBLICAN which said a man HAD some stock of the Celery Visr Rottling t'o. TO SELL for TT.e per share. AND I lie adv ertisement said if YOU WANTED to buy the stoek. vou SHOULD WRITE to a eeitain MBt office BOX, at a certain town, SO WE looked up the POST OFFICE BOX to find out WHOSE la v il was anil M I FOUND that the post office box BELONGED to the man we BOUGHT the homing plant from AND AS the man we bought the bottling plant FROM had broken bis CONTRACT with us, and HE DIDN'T have any stock, we THOUGHT IT was a big joke ON THE MAN because he HAD SPENT his money to ADVERTISE something for sale that HE didn't have. WE JUST wanted to tell you ABOUT THIS kaoBMI von MIGHT WANT to buv THAT STOCK and il would be a BIG JOKE on rod IF YOU went away OUT TO see this man and OFFERED him 7fc a share FOR his stock and he DIDN'T HAVE any stock to sell you. Yours very truly. M J. Morlev, Managing Director i'KI.KRY-V 111 i'".MP.Mi:.s. NC RTHS2&E Department GLENDALE PEORIA L. E. KINGMAN. Manager Mrs. Shively, News Correspondence Phone: Glendale 60 V rail e ins bo DAY SELLING BONDS UUSNDAUS, June 23. Everyone, of the W. S. S. committee was on the ob ycstcrda. Mrs. Harry White and Mrs. George Walters were at the booth selling stamps and taking pledges. The people responded generously. Car Cantaloups Shipped The first ear of cantaloups was shipped out last night by Crutehfield and W'ooll'olk. The force for handling the crop is arriving in bunches from the Imperial valley. Leave on Vacation Mis. C. ('. C.reen and the girls will leave Monday for I'alifornia. Mr. Green will drive through later in his car. Miss Chambers Bookkeeper Miss chambers is keeping the books at the (ilendale grocery. Takes New Position Mr. Henderson has taken a position wiih the Stauffer grocery. lo summer in vaiiTornia .Mrs. c. ji. J inner ann cnnnren ana Mrs. Julia Tinker will leave Thursday tor their vacation in California. Rally in Park There will be a big rally in the park tonight prominent speakers and good male will help make up the program. Whirlwind Does Damage An extra large whirlwind caught up UM awning on the west side of the Glendale State hank yesterday and tore it off the building. Arrive From California Mis. Holly, wife of the bookkeq: for Crutehfield and Woolfolk arrived yesterday from California. They have taken rooms with Mrs. Twinch. Leave for New Home Mr. and Mrs. John Knight and son left last night for their future home in Kansas City. Sunday School Picnic The Sunday school class of Mrs. ". M. Northup of the Baptist church en joyed a picnic supper and swim at Um river at lateral 17 last night. Water melons and iee cream was also taken along and greatly enjoyed by the TOM d. Red Cross Working Days The Red Cross room will be open only on Monday. Tuesday and "Wed IMadaj during July and August. The eliairtnan requests the women who have been coming on other days to come on these days. Work will be confined to sewing on clothing for the Belgian women is the official order 1 1 . in Red Cross headquarters. Contracts for Sidewalk day Hadley has the contract for toy ing the sidewalk on the south side of Wist Washington street west of the railroad half a mile. Accepts Position Miss Kathryn Rudd has accepted a position in Phoenix. Give Comfort Kits The Red Cross presented William 'of felt and Guv Sheets with their comfort kits yesterday. They will l aw Tuesday morning from Phoenix at f o'clock. They are going into the marine service and their friends are going in to start them off "with a smile." FLIC E NEWS OF THE WEEK III BRIEF I'UiRKNCE, June 27. A. A. Jayne. attorney from Casa Grande, spent Monday here on business. Mrs. I:. Carminoti and her daughter. Mis G. N. Young, left for San Diego tli is week to spend the summer. John I'arminoli, son and brother, are, sta tioned at i amp Kearny, where they will be able to visit him. S. i -cant W. D. Hood, with the hos pital corps at Camp Kunston, has sent a few days in Florence visiting his wife and their many friends. Dr. ftoarge !'. Huffman and wife have paM to Rochester, Minn., where it is understood the doctor will un dergo an operation to be performed by the Mavo brothers. County Assessor George Truman received a card from Sergeant Oscar C Cole this week, in which the agent tans that "when you receive this Bard we w ill be almost there." and that he knows Mr. Truman would give any. thing to be with them. C. A. Mowry, -'rank Cross and Mel Batea, all prospectors and old timers ml Kelvin and Mineral Creek, left their homes recently to "join the col- ota" and he lp build ships in the ship- ya rds. Miss Helen Collins from Tucson is here visiting with her friend. Miss Mary Keating. it to M' isi h. deputy court clerk, made a trip the first vf this week to WinkeUnaa and llayden, visiting friends. Miss Georgia l'.alon spent a few gajl in the hospital in Tucson, but is now home again and recovering finely. Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Zellweger and son are in from their ranch. G go A. Acton, from Hudleyville, is here on business. It w ill be remem I" I' d that Mi, Acton's brother, Lee, want with the first contingent and Is now In France. Ml and Mis. c. U Hanan from Toltec were in Florence Thursday and brought In a few of those fine seed less graiies from thei rranch. 'ha lies H. Niemeyer and County Kngtnocr Lane go to Tucson tomorrow on husiness pertaining to Pinal county. Thomas Dorry, attorney from Ray, is here on court business. The second trial of the Snohr case j resulted In a hung jury. Marriage licenses issued: Gregorlo Galabis to Kulalla Vilarde, Sonora: Tom K. Willett of Superior and Ruth t.iohardson. Superior; Jesus C. Na varro and Petro Cms of Kelvin; Apo llnar Contreras and Teresa Flores or Son ra; Kverett Albert and Delia Gou pil. both of Casa Grande; James Wajte and Rertha Wilson, both of Pinal county. l'etition for letter of administra tion for the estate of Hugh de Rerry, lil.d by W. A. De Rerry; Roger Rates, Stay Bryan, estate of. letters of ad ministration asked for by F. 1. Mer-rjaaa The B0ST UJN TORE CLEARANG MERCHANDISE SELLING AT LOW FIGURES New Neckwear for O O Women, Values to 39c . . " All desirable summer neckwear in organ dies, voiles and piques. Main Floor Dozen's of Women's O p Neckwear, Values to 69c Organdies, voiles, all new styles in plain white and many with a touch of color. Collar and cuff sets and separate collars. Main Floor Entire Stock of Parasols PRICE Every new shape represented. Plain and fancy, silk covered. Many novelties in Japanese styles. See them tomorrow. Main Floor JOiamontf&Bro. Fhoenfr itJac THE POPULAR SI 32 SILKS AND WASH GOODS NOW AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Choice of Any of Our Fancy Taffetas, Messalines and Foulards 20 Per Cent Discount 36-Inch Taffeta $2.00 a Yard Quality, at All pure dye big bargain. Colors are black, white, navv reseda, wisteria, trench blue, biege, mouse. Buy now for future use. Prices on silk are going up. 36-inch Silk Poplin, in all the QQn Corticellie Satins; ail Leading Colors, Per Yard. . White Wash Satins, 36 CM ?Q Inch Wide-Special . . . vAw White Baronette Satin 0?Q A r $1.59 old rose, silver, for Stylish Skirts, yd.. Belding's Guaranteed Skirt and Pet ticoat Satin, OQ Per Yard Pl-OU In all the most desirable colors. Cascadi Silk Skirting, fcj QQ Regular $5 a Yard, at . . About 1000 Yards Crepes, Voiles and Mar quisettes; Regular Prices Up to 9f 49c a Yard Floral patterns in an endless variey of color combinations. Greatest Clearance of White Wash Goods, Values to 59c a Yard, at. . Most women will need another white dress or two. Just figure this substantial saving. Special Purchase of Plaid Skirting; ACtp Values to 75c, at WC White and colored ground with stripes, dots, etc New Basket weaves. Mi A Most Unusual Sale of Women's Silk Suits PRICE 34c Colors, Per Yard White Shantung Silk, Extra Heavy; Worth $2.50 Per Yard, g 10 inches wide beautiful quality for skirts, waists or dresses. Also rose, gold and sapphire. Oriental Pongee, Extra AT Special, Per Yard OIL The genuine imported quality so popular for summer wear. Newest Dress Ginghams, 36 Inches Wide Worth 39c Yard For stylish summer dresses. 27-Inch Dress Ginghams, Per Yard Look anywhere in Phoenix and you can't find any such value. Splendid ginghams for street dm porch dresses and garden aprons. 32 -Inch Zephyr Ginghams, AAo 50c Quality Special A high grade gingham for pretty street dresses. 31c 19c ?ses, Regular Prices $25.00 to $65.00, Today Here's a sale one of the liveliest of the season one th't should crowd our suit section with eager customers. Quite the smartest outer garment this season Is the silk suit, and you should sec these we place on sale today. 65 suits made of Satin, Silk Jersey, Taffeta, Khaki Kool, Rajafi, Pongee and Wool Jersey at 2 price. Every woman who knows is interested in every advertising an nouncement of the Boston Store. These announcements carry news of merchandise that is im mediately desirable there is a strong reason why women she :'i be interested in this news. No two suits alike, every one of them is a new model and tha colors the most desirable. Come early before the most popular sizes are gone. Over 200 Gingham and Voiirl and Marked for 0? CT hf ( 1 1 Quick Sale at Tlie present season's ensze dresses made of fancy voile Section to unusual preparat During the recent weeks m astic commendation or- the Gingham dresses in th? rie binations. And the dresses of Voile at See them todav. High Grade Percale, 97r Worth 39c Yard, at . . . . 41 1 Pretty material for house dresses. Light and dark colors abso lutely fast dye. Width 36 Inches. " Genuine Silverbloom A H Skirting, 75c Value, at. . Practical material in natural color, with contrasting stripes. Width 33 inches Main Floor White Gaberdines for Skirts, Per Yard . . A big surprise sale today. Widths and 40 inches. Main Floor 25c Shepherd Checks, Q8r 50 Inches Wide, Per Yard uo" This popular skirting in wors ted checks, will give satisfac tion both in wear and looks. Main Floor OUR WAIST SECTION IS JUST BRIMFUL OF SPECIALS New Voile Waists, QQ $1.39 Values, at Pretty waist, nicely trimmed with lace and embroiderv Some have embroidery in colors. Women's Middy Blouses, $1.39 Garments, at -Plain white and soutach braid trimming, others with red and blue collar. $2.98 Genuine PlLsse Crepe, OKp Worth 39c a Yard, at . . OK For children's underwear and dresses. White and colors. SPECIAL SALE OF SHEETS Extra heavy, size 72x00. each -Extra heavy, size S4x0n, tacli. $1.49 size 84x30, ea Main Floor Big Values in Trunks, Wardrobe Trunks, Suit Cases and Hand Bags, 20 Disc. Those who contemplate travelling this summer will need good lug gage no matter how short the trip is. ft is always economy to jour nev with a good trunk or hand bag. Prettiest Blouses of Georgette and Crepe de Chine, Values to $4.50, at Plain styles, some with satin collars, others embroi dered in neat designs. Fresh and white. Mezzanine Floor Have You Seen the New "Pepolastic" Waists? A waist made especially for stout women. Sizes from 36 to 50. Made of white voiles and organdies and nicely t rimmed. Always selling at $2.50 now. $1.98 BUY YOUR TABLE LINEN HERE TODAY. NOTE THESE PRICES: Highly Mercerized Table Damask AQ Per Yard VVL I lea vy quality with red, pink or blue borders. Ours are made to withstand the 54-Inch Table Damask, roughest use. 37c u. , 1 i j Entire of Wash! at ID; Consisting erdines uk Piques,. Me poplins i 3 weaves. Everyne sentecL -Mezzaninl tractive appearance. Basement Store $4.45 Regular 65c Quality, at They were purchased by us before You'll really be surprised when you see this table linen offered the recent rises in price that is at such small price. why we offer this special reduction. Damask, $2.25 Quality, mf -All made of sturdy materials and at-Peryar d ...... " K t-t-o hnoT'v innn iti aiffnr lift orin r t- t tt m- r ' put together to mve a most at- -jm"j uumiimiwiujwwuB, T- . i -t i - mm iiinen jjamasK apums neguiar S5.90 a Dozen, at Size 22x22 inches. Many new patterns. Main Floor Short Length Table Linens; 1Q Closing Out at, Per Yard V U3Jr They come m 2 and 2-yard lengths just right for a tab cloth. Hemmed Damask Napkins, Ready for Use, Per Dozen Size 22x22 inches see them. T Entire Stock of Italian Silks and Crepe de Chine Underwear 25 PER CENT DISCOUNT Handsomely made underwear for women. XiKht -powns. petticoats, bloomers, knickers, envelope chemise, vests, camisoles, union suits etc Choice during this Clearance Sale at $1.45 78c PRETTY CORSET COVERS REDUCED TO They're worth $1.25, nicely trimmed with embroidery, some hand embroidered. A splendid Variety of Petticoats, Night Gowns and Envelope Chemise, Values to $1.35, at 98c All of fine, soft cambrics and nainsooks every garment nieeh trimmed with embroidery. Several styles to select from. Main Floor- j1 I