Arizona republican. [volume], June 21, 1919, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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PAGE SEVEN
On Account of Leaving!
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Phoenix Am Offering the;
U. S. MARINES MAY DRIVE COSTA RICAN
GENERAL FROM NICARAGUA'S FRONTIER
Following Furniture for Sale
I Solid Seamless brass bed, 1
spring and mattres $50.00
t Sewing cabinet $ 5.00
1 10x13 Wilton Rug $50.00 j
1 Solid mahogany library table $40.00 ;
1 Solid mahogany rocker $20.00 I
1 Solid mahogany rocker $20.00 j
1 Solid mahogany rocker, rush j
seat $15.00 j
1 Dining table quarter sawed oak $35.00 !
6 Dining chairs $30.00
1 Youth's chair $ 5.00 j
springs a
nd
mattress
.f 25.00
1 ?4 white iron bed springs and
mattress $25.00
1 Whit dresser $15.00
1 White rocker $ 3.00
1 White chair $ 150
1 Oak rocker $3.00
1 Reed baby buggy $20.00
Palm Beach Suits
Sold up to $12.50, Now
1 Mahogany dresser $35.00
1 Mahogany chair, rush seat. .. .$12.00
1 Rocker $ 5.00
1 Chest $15.00
THE AUTZONA REPUBLICAN. SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 21, 1919
Saturday Specials
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From the Boston Store's Hen's Section
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For sale at once. Call after 10 A. M. each morning nt my residence.
everything good, nothing eld or badly worn.
No sick,
J. G. VAN LEWEN, 515 E. Willetta
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MISS ADELIff PLftTH
IS CHARMING BRIDE
DFLOS ANGELES MAN
LUITJENS-STIP
WEDDING IS LARGE
ID HAPPY
The opportunity you have been waiting for just tho
Suits you want NOW at a saving worth while.
Cool, Dressy, comfortable Palm Beach Suits, featur
ing splendid fit and good workmanship, in sizes up to
39, on sale Saturday at $7.50
Summer Suits
Sold up to $22.50, Now tl
Men of limited means who make it a point to dress
well, should pay particular attention to this particular
item.
High class Summer Suits of olive drab, tropical
worsted, Palm Beach cloth and Pongee Silk plain and
waist seam models made by tailors who knov Suits
for men particular about fit and finish on
sale Saturday at ..$12.50
Palm Beach Coats
Special
Another seasonable item just what you have been
looking for to wear with that odd pair of trousers
plain "and pinchback models on sale Satur
day at $2.90
1 290
$1.50
AFFAIR
Carranza's efforts to help Costa Rica lick Nicaragua because that little
back yard is a friend of ours almost persuades us to believe that we picked
the wrong thug when we decided to recognize him instead of Villa.
The firm of Villa and Angeles should have a bright future,
the dirty work, and Angeles can furnish the respectability.
Villa can do
Paderewski says he is afraid Germany is preparing to attack Poland. We
lave no doubt but that he is right. The preparation will extend over a period
nf years, however.
onton Specials
FOR TODAY ONLY
For ' SATURDAY ONLY we have selected some
very attractive bargains. Bead them over, then come
to the Bonton Basketerias to do your shopping.
Shredded Wheat "t
Biscuits
Sego Milk,
Large .'
Campbel"s
Pork and Beans
ALL KINDS OF HEINZ GOODS JUST IN
EASTSIDE ZEST the refreshing family drink. -
Per dozen 2 H Per
Bottles tPJ..IJ bottle
We pay 30c a dozen for returned empty bottles.
CLICQUOT GINGER ALE,
Saturday .,
12c
12c
16c
15c
18c
Bonton Grocery
.. Basketeria No. 1127 North First Avenue.
Basketeria No. 2 11 West Washington Street.
One of the most interesting events of
summer was the marriage at 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon of Miss Adelene
Plath and Dr. Joseph William Snyder
of Los Angeles which took place at the
home of the bride's father, Dr. O. E.
Plath, of East Palm Lane. Only the
relatives and a few close friends were
present at the service which was read
by Dean Scarlett of Trinity Pro-Cathedral.
The living room where the ceremony
tcok place was decorated in a charming
arrangement of roses and ferns, the
predominating color being pink. The
bridal party stood beneath an archway
01 roses and greenery, and in every
nook and corner were clusters of rose
buds and ferns.
Promptly at the appointed hour,
Theodore Plath, brother of the bride,
played the Lohengrin wedding march
which announced the approach of the
bridal party.
Miss Helen Plath, twin sister of the
bride, was the maid of honor and only
attendant. She wore a becoming frock
of pink and white georgette crepe and
carried pink rosebuds.
Miss Plath, who was given away by
her father, was unusually lovely in a
handsome gown of embroidered cream
satin. She carried a shower boquet of
orchids and lilies of the valley.
Albert Pinney served Dr. Snyder as
best man.
A buffet supper was served, Dr. and
Sirs. Snyder leaving immediately after
wards for the coast where they will
pass their honeymoon. They will take
up their permanent residence in Los
Angeles where they will be formally at
home after September 1.
Mrs. Snyder is one of the best-known
and liked members of the younger so
cial sot. She is a young woman of
charming appearance and manner and
exceptionally clever. She is a grad
uate of the Tempe Normal.
Dr. Snyder is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Southern California and a
member of the Phi Omega fraternity.
He only recently received his discharge
from government service, having been
commissioned a lieutenant last spring.
He has made an enviable reputation as
a dentist in Los Angeles where he has
practiced since the completion of his
college course.
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NOTICE OF SCHOOL BOND
ELECTION
Pursuant to a resolution of the
Board of Trustees of School District
No. 22 of Maricopa County, State of
Arizona, duly passed and adopted oh
the 20th day of June, 1919, calling the
election hereinafter mentioned, notice
is hereby given that an election will
be held in the school building of the
said School District on Monday, the
14th day of July, A. D. 1919, from the
hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon to
the hour of five o'clock in the after
noon of said day, during which time
the polls will be open; that J. It.
Holmes, E. Baker and J. O. Lockhart
are the judges named and appointed to
conduct the said election at said time
and place; that the purpose of said
election is to submit to the taxpayers
who are otherwise qualified electors of
the said school distrift the question
whether or not the bonds of said
School District No. 22 shall be issued
and sold in the aggregate amount of
Four Thousand Dollars ($4,000.00) in
the denomination of Five Hundred
Dollars ($500.00) each, bearing interest
at the rate of six per cent 6) per
annum, payable semi-annually and to
run for twenty years after the date of
the issuance thereof; the proceeds of
the said bonds to be used and expended
for the purchase of additional land for
a school site adjoining the present
school grounds of the said district, for
the erection of an additional school
building on the present school grounds
of the district, for supplying the school
buildings of the district with furni
ture and apparatus, and for improv
ing the school grounds, :
Dated this 20th day of June, A. T.
1919. ,
THE BOARD OP TRUSTEES OP
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 22 OF
' MARICOPA COUNTY, STATE
OF ARIZONA.
By BERT AMATOR,
i Chairman.
l' HENRY MITCHELL, Clerk.
In honor of the marriage of her
daughter Irene to Lawrence M. Stump
a reception was given on Tuesday
evening by the mother of the bride,
Mrs. Eleanore Luitjens, at her resV
dence, 916 East Pierce street. There
were 90 or more guests. The home was
beautifully, but simply decorated, the
colors being green and white. The
bride's wedding gown was of white
crepe meteor and georgette.
There was singing by Miss Elizabeth
Tewie, accompanied by Miss F.Ieanor
Lewis, and by Miss Lewis, accompan
leu ny .vir. uriey Bond, mere was a
delightful solo by Miss Irene Nelson
and reading by Mrs. C. T. Ennies, fol
lowed by felicitous addresses. A fea
ture of the evening was the rendering
or an original poem by Professor V. E.
Hendershot.
There was a shower of wedding pres
ents embracing many pretty and useful
gifts which were unwrapped by the
bride, the groom reading the compli
ments and names of the givers. After
that there were refreshments of ice
cream and cake. At a late hour the
guests left, wishing Mr. ' and Mrs.
Stump a happy life journey.
Those present were Mrs. Luitjens,
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Stump. Elder C.
D. M. Williams, Miss Theresa Sier
vogel, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Malchow, Mr.
and Mrs. Adolph Boettcher, Mr. and
Mrs. George J. Siervogel. Jesse Stump,
Robert Stump, Walter E. Kelly, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Siervogel, Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Stump, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E.
Ross, Mrs. C. T. Ennis. Mrs. Emma
Wheeler Bickle, Miss Madeline Brewer,
Harold Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
$2.00 Men's
Pajamas for
Exceptionally well made
night garments of plain or
striped tub material, have
pearl buttons and mercer
ized frogs all sizes ex
tra special Saturday
at .-$1.50
75c
Men's Athletic
Union Suits . .
union Suits of crossbar
nainsook sleeveless, knee
length full cut and ex
ceedingly well made,
splendid $1.00 values on
sale Saturday at 75c
Men's Soisette tfl Kf)
Sport Shirts.. -Lt'v
Some of high grade mad
ras, others of finest sois
ette in plain white, tan,
grey and attractive stripes
' just the shirt you want
these hot davs special
Saturday at $1.50
VcwePriccs Our f Chie? tradlona
sm mora
;
V. Cowan, Frank V. Cowan, Jr., Mrs.
Clara Loe, Elder and Mrs. E. C. Boger,
Florence Mihelich, Mrs. C. F. Simmons,
Mrs. Minnie Pritchard, Miss Dorothy
Pritchard, M"rs. M. L. Shinn. Miss Mar
garet Sullivan, Mrs. E. Smallhouse,
Miss Maytee Smallhouse, Mrs. M. H.
Shelton, Mrs. Ethel Norton. Miss Alice
E. Humphreys. Mrs. Wava Martin, Mrs.
C. H. Lohf, Harley Williams, Geo. A.
Sullivan, John C. Nelson. C. A. Loe,
Leslie B. Ward, C. H. Lorf, D. L. Wag
ner, Geo. Wagner, Frank Wagner, Miss
Ruby Tuckey, R. M. Tuckey, Mrs. H.
Moore, Miss Mildred Mundall, Miss
Myrtle Humphrey, Miss Georgie Cal
houn, William W. Frank, Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Frank, Alfred Stump. Miss Gene
vieve Humphreys, Bernard Mundall,
Kenneth Tuckey, Henry Luitjens, Alvin
Luitjens, Walter Luitjens, Miss Ruth
Dinsmore, E. S. Beall and Mrs. E. S.
Beall, Professor V. E. Hendershot,
Miss Eleanor Lewis, Mrs. B, A. Lewis,
R. G. Hocking, Orley Bond, Mrs. J. E.
Bond, Mr. arid Mrs. L. M. Stump. M. H.
Shelton, Miss Irene Nelson. Willis Mc
Cann, Jack Stump, Kingston Small
house, Miss Mildred Boettcher, Edward
Boettcher, Edgar Malchow, Lawrence
Mihilick and E. S. Beall, Jr.
WE'LL SAY HE IS SOME TOWSER
(Farmington (Mo.) Times)
Nip Harper says that when he takes
his double-barrel shotgun to go hunt
ing, Towser refuses to be stampeded by
trees hanging full of squirrels ana
would hunt nothing but uail. Whin
he takes up his rifle, then the saga
cious animal will not cast even a side,
long glance at a quail, but gives hi$
whole attention to squirrels. When
Nip takes up his club neither squirrels
nor quail can secure an attention from
Towser. He has eyes for rabbits only.
And the other day when Nip took his
pole and fishing tackle to go fishing
awhile Towser gave a demonstration
heretofore unknown in his curriculum.
He went to work industriously digging
up the ground in search of fishing
worms.
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