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.r'AOJS SIX
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MOKMNU, J UN E 29, 1919
i
CORRECTLY FITTED GLASSES
enable you to SEE clearly, THINK
clearly. CONCENTRATE upon the
work in hand.
Northrup Optical Co.
9 E. Adam St.
Phone 690 for
appointment
DR. J. G. BELT
! NEW SYSTEM DENTIST
I Monihon Building Office Phone 605
IS East Washington St.
PS !
A I fUL ri.iL: t A
.1 - " IK
i muuwn uuiuuc, ..il: 1 11 1 rill tr
1 Store . 3
Phone 3QS9
Increased value and effi
ciency to you with lenses
which eliminate the harm
ful rays. Ask us about
them.
DR. MUNSON
8 E. Washington St.
Munson. Optical Co.
poney to Loan
On your furniture. Pianos, Automa
ts bile. Livestock, Implements, etc., in
ums up to $300 at lawful rates. Re
' . oay in small monthly instalments if
C desired. Just and courteous treat -
-lent.
Peoples' Loan and
Investment Co.
23 E. Washington Street
Over Donofrio's
Phone 1396
Phoenix Seed and
Feed Co.
Wholesale and Retail
125 East Jefferson St.
E. S. WAKELIN
GROCER
WHOLESALE
Constable Ice and
Fuel Co.
Phone 1555
PURE ICE GOOD SERVICE
WANTED
SECOND HAND SACKS
PHOENIX WOOD &
COAL CO.
223 South Third St.
Mack Gardner
Buys
DIAMONDS AND LIBERTY
BONDS FOR CASH
45 N. Central Ave.
Guaranteed
TITLES
Phoenix Title & Trust Co.
ARIZONA HARDWARE
SUPPLY CO.
The Only EXCLUSIVE
WHOLESALE
Hardware House in the State
Phoenix Flor Mills
Flour, Feed, Seed
PHOENIX, ARIZ.
Van Buren and Ninth Streeti
HIDES
FINN ftAN-BROWN CO.
Exclusive Dealers in
HIDES, WOOL, PELTS, ETC.
15th Ave. and Santa Fe Tracks
HELP KEEP THE GRAND
( In Casa Grande. Visit the lives lit -!
lie city on its livest dny, July 4- A real
Celebration. Auv. It
i
l"fe The Repuhlirnn Classified i'aa
ffrf ' results read for profit.
P(S,TM
NITJUY
'
LEO WEAVER, of Babbitt
Brothers' Trading Co., says:
"Drain the water from your
radiator it probably is rusty
and dirty, hindering your cir
culation: When it is good
and hot, put a package ' of
baking soda in and let the
car run 15 minutes, then drain
it all out and put in your
fresh water.
WEATHER FORECAST
Arizona: Sunday and Monday fresh
to strong westerly . winds north poi
tion: little change in temperature.
New Mexico: Sunday partly cloudy,
possibly local thunder showers; warm
er at Santa Fe; fresh east to south
winds; Monday partly cloudy.
West Texa.s: Sunday and Monday
partly cloudy.-
Southern California: Fair.
WEATHER REPORT
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Kansas City 78
Los Angeles 70 78
Minneapolis 76 76
Needles 114 114
New Orleans 86 90
New York 66 72
PHOENIX K6 107
Pittsburg 74 76
Portland, Ore. . . . 60 62
St. Lout - -76 SO
Salt Lake City . . 92 06
Sun Diego 68 70
Spokane 74 76
Tucson 9S 100
Washington 74 76
Winnipeg 78 SO
Yuma 106 106
Local Weather Yesterday
7 a m. 7 p.m.
Temperature, dry bulb 83 106
Temperature, wet bulb ......67 72
Humidity, per cent 43 19
Wind direction SE W
Wind velocity, miles ....... 4 8
Rainfall 0 0
Weather Pt. Cldy Clear
Highest yesterday 107
lowest yesterday 83
Total rainfall 0
Excess in temperature yesterday, 7
doprees.
Excess in temperature since the first
of the month, 25 degrees. .
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January. 1..3 degrees
Normal precipitation January 1 to
date, 2.91 inches.
Actual precipitation January 1 to
date, 2.17 inches.
Deficiency since January 1, 0.74 inch.
ROBERT Q. GRANT.
Spend your vacation at La Lomia
Lodge Flagstaff, Ariz. Mrs. L. R. Hall.
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TOWN TOPICS
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TO FURNITURE MARKETS F. A.
Beane, manager of the Dorris-Heyman
Furniture company, left last evening
to attend the Chicago and Grand Rap
ids furniture markets, buying goods
for his firm. He will be accompanied
! by Mrs. Beane and before returning
j they w ill visit Mr. Beane's mother in
Vermont, being away from four to
! six weeks.
" ATTRACTIVE WINDOW The Mil
IerSterling company has an unusually
attractive window display of periodi
cals and supplies. The window is at
tracting a great deal of attention from
passersby.
TO PRESCOTT FOR SUMMER
Dr. J. A. Miller will leave soon for
Prescott where he will spend the sum
mer. THESE WILL WED Marriage li
censes were issued yesterday to Vi
cente Reyoso, 24, Phoenix, and Helene
Morion, 18. Phoenix; Mahlon Barkdoll,
- A-scene -from "The- Better Ole,-Master Comsdy Coming to the
51, Tempe, and Amy V. Hatchel, 49, 1 1
tnoenis; Joseph t . Delgrado, ..u, i
1 Phoenix, and Julia F. O'Rear, 30, Phoe-1
I nix; Felipe Hutchinson. 37. Phoenix,'
land Marie- Perez, 25, Phoenix. ,.' j
j GOES TO MISSISSIPPI A. Y.
I Moore of the law firm of Cox. Moore
and Gerard left last evening for a
' month's vacation in Mississippi.
-WIFE ASKS -DIVORCEAlleging ;
I desertion and failure to provide, Mrs. I
I Helen G. Miller yesterday brought suit j
; for divorce against George Miller. The j
couple married in Providence, Rhode .
i Island. October 12, 1913. . , i
TO VENICE FOR SUMMER Mr. ;
land Mrs. Fred Porter, 116 North;
j Eleventh avenue left late Friday after- i
noon for Venice, where they will spend :
the remainder of the summer. They J
axe making the trip overland,
i "GOING TO COAST Mrs. Jay Town-1
; send and son, Clayton, leave Tuesday j
j afternoon for the coast where they ex- j
j pect to remain for several weeks, re- i
turning to Phoenix with the arrival of i
cooler weather.
VISITING AT CONGRESS JUNC
TION Residents of Congress Junc
tion, a small mining town on the San
ta Fe, consider themselves fortunate in
having with them as summer guest
Miss Olive Huff, school teacher of
Phoenix. Miss Huff has had a flatter
ing offer to engage in newspaper work,
it is stated, and her many friends in
Congress Junction rejoice that she has
so far regained her health as to be
able to accept. Miss Huffs health
was impaired as a result of overstudy
in college. .
NEW NAME SAME FIRM The
Horrall-Bellass Plumbing Co.. has
changed its firm name to D. S. Horrall
Plumbing Co.. it was announced yes
terday, without, however, any change
in personnel. The company under its
new name is soon to move into new
offices and showrooms situated cn
Van Buren street near Sixth avenue.
COMES TO VISIT SON Mrs. B. H.
Wheelock of Birmingham, Alabama,
arrived in Phoenix Friday night to
visit with her son, A. J. Hall, 610 North
Fourth street. Mr. Hall, who has re
cently been discharged from the ser
vice, was married at Douglas on Feb
ruary 7, the day following his dis
charge from the service.
TO . AGUA CALIENTE George
Hareman has left on a ten days' trip
to Agua Caliente.
ROB . RANCH HOME Unknown,
thieves entered the ranch ' home of
Niles Peterson, two miles east and
one mile south of Tempe, some timu
Friday night and escaped with loot
valued at $100. The theft took place
while the family was asleep. Included
in the loot were two watches, a locket,
cne chain, three pairs of trousers, two
pairs of shoes and other Wearing ap
parel and a mal: amount of cash
Members of the family were unable to
give investigating officers any- clues.
GOODYEAR VISITORS D. James
M. Mason and wife, of Goodvear, ar
rived in the city yesUrd'iy. They are
staying at the Jefferson hil
MAJOR COFFIN IN CITY Majoi
C. F. Coffin, Q. M. C, United States
army, arrived in the city yesterday
from Fort Whipple, Major Coffin is
staying at the Hotel Adams.
MOTOR FROM PRESCOTT Mr.
and Mrs. E. R. O reen motored in from
ant
Sudan Grass, Cane Corn, Milo Maize, Hegari, Fet
erita, Cassaba, Pumpkin, Squash, Kentucky Won
der Beans. We are headquarters for Black Strap,
Paris Green, Arsenate Lead, Ant and Roach
Poisons, Spray Pumps and Spray Materials, Can
taloupe Picking Bags, etc.
Arizona Seed & Floral Co.
F.C.M'NABB.
28-30 South Central Ave:
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. wmi II
Victory! . And the happiest fourth in years! "Wher
ever you go whatever you do show your pride in
America and vourself.
"DRESS UP"
McDougall and Cassou
A BARGAIN
MUST BE SOLD QUICKLY
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE
Partially developed Gold Mine
(Patented) and Mill. All modern
equipment. Also, copper, gold and
silver properties, requiring but
moderate development to open ore
bodies, and make profitable ship
pers. Good Railroad facilities; low
price; easy terms. Address:
H. WILLIAM STEVENS
Administrator
Box 621. Prescott, Arizona
Prescott yesterday. They are staying
at the Hotel Adams.
HERE FROM IOWA-M. L. Martin,
of Morristown, Iowa, arrived in the
city yesterday and is registered at the
Commercial hotel.
. HERE , FROM. PIMA RESERVA
TION Dr. C. A. Klein, of the Pima
Indian reservation, arrived in the city
yesterday and i registered at the
Jefferson hotel.
ARRIVE FROM NEW YORK New
York City guests at the Jefferson hotel
yesterday, were E. Ahrens and Samuel
T. Tinpin.
SAN DIEGO VISITOR IN CITY
W. G. Wilbern arrived yesterday from
San Diego. Mr. Wilbern is staying at
the Jefferson hotel.
COME FROM NEW YORK Irvim?
Setherman and Fred Cowen, of New
Y'ork. arrived yesterday. Both are
registered at the Hotel Adams.
TUCSON VISITOR hERE Thorn
as S. O'Connell of Tucson visited m
the city yesterday.
VISITING IN THE CITY E. G.
Hmes, W. J. Sargent ani Fred Garsh,
all of Los Angales, are registered at
the Commercial hotel, arriving yes
terday. CASA GRANDE VISITOR M. P
Clements of Casa Grande arrived . In
the citv vesterday. Mr. Clements is
staving at the Commercial hotel; -VISITORS
DEPART Misses Kath
erine and May Whalen left last night
' '
Phone 4403
Columbia Wednesday
-.Sow
HULETTS PRICKLEY-HEAT
LOTION
Use at once, guaranteed by
ELVEY & HULETT
Quality Druggists '
ROE'S TAXI
DODGE CARS
Stand 35 West Washington St.
CITY CALLS 50c; $2 PER HOUH
Country Trips 10c Mile
Phone 1236
for California, after a visit with Miss
Marcia D. Lovett, a teacher at the
Indian school.
VISITORS FROM COAST P. K.
Mowrey, R. F. Fletcher and A- H.
Roberts of Los Angeles arrived in the
city yesterday and are registered at
the Hotel Adams.
HERE FROM RAY Alex Smith and
John Geib, of Ray, visited in the city
yesterday. They are staying at the
Hotoi Adams.
NEW INDIAN SCHOOL PUPILS
Antonio 'DuranJ; Indian school pLvi; on
vacation, arrived from his home in
Yuma 'yesterday, bringing with him
five new pupils. James Cooper, Ar
thur White, Peter Flame. Henry Es
calante and Dsulie Escalante.
MINING MAN HERE E. Weber
and wife arrived in the city yesterday
from Superior and are staying at the
Hotel Adams. Mr. Weber is. an of
ficial of the Magma Copper Co. Mr.
and Mrs. Weber were accompanied by
E. F. Kellner, Superior banker, and Us
wife.
NOTICE
Going east Monday. Will
sell two 50-ft very best
garden hose, practically
new; also 20x22 ft. Dread
naught canvas, like new.
917 North Second St.
My Dear Mrs. A.
Wise Housewife:
So many of the women of Phoenix
know mine as the store of quality
in staple and fancy groceries and
fruits and vegetables that I reahy
hesitate about asking you whether
you know about my fine clean
sanitary store.
We have just now the most luscious
fruits, the kind that makes a whole
family real happy.
Look over the big listing of fruits
and vegetables such as can be
found only at Wetzler's.
Fruits
Strawberries
Raspberries
Blackberries .
Loganberries
Apples
Cherries '
Figs
Plums
Peaches
Apricots
Oranges
Lemons
Bananas
Grapefruit
Watermelon
Canteloupe
Vegetables'
String Beans
Green Peas
Squash
Cabbage v
Tomatoes
Cucumbers
Lettuce
Radishes
Onions
Carrots .
Beets
New Potatoes
White Onions
Bell Peppers
Green Chile
Corn
A. Wetzler
Your Grocer
Phone 4134 for real service
For Sate by Frank Shirley
CHIROPODIST. ' 29 E.ADAMS
BUSINESS
BUTTER-NUT
BREAD
IS ALWAYS GOOD!
GENUINE
BUTTER-NUT
BREAD
16 OZ. FULL WEIGHT
PHOENIX BAKERY
7 West Washington St.
PHONE 1531
TEACHER TAKES VACATION
Miss Frances Adams, primary teacher
at the Indian school, left last night
for Los Angeles to spend the summer
vacation.
Ei Boys, I truly believe what's in a feller must, and needs come out, j!
and verily in this instance did come out, (up) but a dirtier trick
3 never was formulated than this which made it come out Because
a gink is well disposed, advantage should not be taken of him, but Ij
alas, we are born to prey on the weak. "Guy" is a familiar name,
3 used as surname, or an "apostrolic;" I won't use this name demon-- fl
stratively or personally today, but merely as a prolix, with no refer-;, j,J
ence to bank, lodge, circus, minstrel or lady catcher, but here! I
3 must tell the story: Gathered at a festive board sat a bunch of us I
Phoenicians, and having some soda water tubes recharged with an J
3 article not phosporescent, but quite resolvent, our brains were stimu- g.
lated, and wits invigorated. In our midst was a young physician,
a close bible student, but closer anatomical student, who had care- U
3 fully studied and read the habits of the "wild locusts," and their FEJ
great value to "John in the wilderness" as an extraneous food, which 11
he sought to test, and a mess having been secured, thej- were strip
pa ped, and plated, and truly the resemblened shrimp made them un- f
j detectable: All save "Guy," were posted on the artful deception, the feS
understanding being to try them out on him, and it non-effective, n
j fall in line. The fun was at its height; wit flowed, so did other
things, Guy meantime cracking, with that gaurmad relish and de
T light to him only assume, when he seemed suddenly to become ab- j
A strated, and that sweet smile which has conquered even the ada- t-1
mantine dusky virgins of our Indian dormitories, pensively changed
P to a saddened visage of melancholy which to all appearances caused I a
J great consternation among the group, who passed lemons, salt, malt, us
j (extract), and were all fairly wild in forced endeavor to know, im- mm
- 1 agine, learn, obtain, suggest or in some way ascertain if nature's laws I 3
a had been transcribed or our Creator's laws transgressed: "Boys," he
3 drawled in apparent agony, "I am at deaths door, the sins of omis- pJ
sion and commission rise as a glacier in mid ocean:' I am lost, and
F-R-R-up-up! he moaned, straining as tho' life's tendons depended "
fJ on the forces of nature. "George," "he cried,1 "My friend in trial or
5jJ distress, press my brow, soothe my dying moments, and tell me, can Ej
you make for me amends, or in any manner ease the punishment
H which for past offenses awaits me?" "Now, George," he continued,
u3 "When I bunked you out of those poker chips, I never dreamed the tal
end was so near and you will forgive, won't you, Georgie?" Boys,
I'm Adamantine, inflexible, and four parts solid, but this got my goat,
a and bursting into tears, joined by him, we moistened all the linen
within our scope with an overflow unparallelled in history. By this j
time the Dr.'s conscience had smitten him, and the weak kneed boob
S gave the joke away: Never! Never! Never! have I seen, during my K
j short carer, such an instantanous change come over beast, man, or tifi
0 insect: In the twinkling of an eye our dying hero was a wrathful '
"Verdugo," our helpless prostrate weakling, a Willard-Dempsey, Kj
Johnson-Jeffry, all combined powerful pugilist, and the way he done "
a us up, and other things up, I'm not going to detail: Say! ask him
how he likes locusts'.' Em
It is tiresome repeating lists of bargains but you expect it, so 3
Q Refrigerators will be sold at cut prices.
Electric Fans will be disbursed ruthlessly.
Typewriters shall be handled at your prices. "9
0 Office Desks will be simply presented free.
Do come and accept some Books. if
A convenient office safe: Don't ask price take it.
If j Those auto tanks and oil cans have lock faucets.
Lj There is a 300 lb. Refrigerator, and stacks of others. fj
B'ruit Jars are 45 65 S5c per doz.
That Electric Washer is still here. 1 ' Fl
Yes, I have some cheap counters. LJ
0 1 know it's hunting season and am fixed for it.
When I told you I had a full line of hardware, 'twas truth. l
Paint is essential to beauty, Heath & Jlulligans are tho best made. U
0 1 took agency. I intend to sell: I cut prices: I discount to builders: "J
Of course, oil stoves or gas must take precedence this hot weather. II
Every stove I sell is guaranteed. No guess no gamble. You buy
either new or used, guaranteed. PJ
A trunk or grip is necessity. A good one for little money is what
cf Ford gives you. pi
fed If you must have a Range, Rug, Mattress, Bed, Furniture, or articles
Qfor home, I can meet your wants. In truth furnish a home from f"l
cellar to tip. II
When I say Printing outfit for sale, I mean already to start work,
hand power Installments. Ft
Sew Machines are mechanical devices, they also are chestnuts. Tve IJ
ngot a bushel.
You deem yourself smart to get me to appraise goods on represwiV 3
tation of selling me, and then peddle them at a trifle more, don't ftS
you? Thank the Lord your punishment awaits you (?) But I'll buy,
and don't forget it. I want a lot of stuff for winter so if you want
Oto sell, call me. PI
Phone 1776 FORD'S STORES ' 220 E. Washington St, Jj
IS GOOD
!
GOES TO MICHIGAN Mrs. Lee M.
: Fitzhugh and son Andrew left last
night for Grand Rapids, Michigan, to
spend three months with relatives
there. . .
fwr7" tumor j
J

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