Arizona republican. [volume], May 22, 1920, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

About Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930

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.REDEWILL BECOME
111 OF MUSK CO.
ib7v trf tWlH Music company, prob
vvet 0lK,!St piano firm ln the South -oai'
estab"shed in Phoenix nearly 40
t aS' effected a change in its
ownership yesterday, when Eu
f feewI and Victor Hfedewill,
S the old(st of the active mem
connected w5th the corporation.
f V&ased aU the capital stock of the
-ocpany, representing that remaining
j?'0 ils fcaPital stock, valued at
Jr J , ' that was not already in their
Jontrol.
The house of Redewill first was es-
J ed in 1881 when the late A
Meoewill came to Arizona seeking In
vestments. Shortly after. Eugene
ttedewill entered into business with his
.ather. and 19 years ago the company
incorporated and changed its name
rrom A. Redewill & Sons to Redewill
Music company. Inc. Victor Redewill
entered the business a year or so fol
lowing, and throue-h their 1nint activi
ties the firm members were most in
strumental in developing the business
Into its present high standard.
Three years ago, while retaining
their stock interest in the Redewill
Music company. Eugene Redewill and
victor Redewill formed a new com
pany known as the Arizona Piano com
pany, and made a specialty of doing
carload business and establishing
branch agencies throughout the state,
the most of their business being whole
sale. The Arizona Piano company will
in future bo known as the exclusive
wholesale department of the owners,
while the RedewiU Music company will
devote itself exclusively to the retail
merchandising of pianos, player pianos,
reproducing pianos, grands and elec
trics. The present headquarters in the
Redewill building, situated at 222, 224
22S and 22S West Washington street,
wQI be occupied until the late fall,
.vJn the present quarters will be
changed to double the frontage and
floor space, to accommodate the retail
and wholesale companies of Eugene
Redewill and Victor Redewill.
EXTEND E1BITI
OF HE ARTICLES
AT PUBLIC LIBRRRV
The Interest in the free loan exhit-i
tion at the public library is so great
that it has been decidsd to extend the
time as follows: The exhibition will
be open Sunday, 2 until 5; Monday, 2
until 9 p. m., and Tuesday, 10 a. m.
until 9 p. m. It is in charge of the
Daughters of the American revolution
who hope as a result of bringing to
gether so many old and beautiful ar
ticles the interest in a good museum
for Phoenix will be greatly stimulated.
T Va.a n V, t-tv fnv i .nan r coo
was asked, and most assuredly there is.
Old guns and swords, a beautiful pair
of duelling pistols, in the collection
loaned by Mrs. Dwight B. Heard, also
a. very old knife used in the days
when every man made his own shoes,
loaned by F. Towar. Men and boys
will find muchto interest them. And
the collection of pewter ware, loaned
by Mrs. A. G. I'tley," quaint samplers
from Mrs. E. C. Read and Mrs. Roland
C. Dryer, old dress loaned by 'Mrs.
Harry Diehl. a hand-made quilt from
Miss Isabel Irwin, a lantern of the time
f Paul Revere, by Mrs. Yaples, a
homespun blue and white counterpane,
loaned by Mrs. E. L. Shaw these are
only a few of the things of interest to
women. The children foimd many ar
ticles they liked, and recognized from
their studies in school. And those who
are interested in all things connected
with the early days of the American
Indian will find some rare articles.
On Monday afternoon at 3:30 a talk
will be given to boys' and gir;s under
14 years by one who loves children,
on stories connected with Paul Revere
and other characters of the early days
of our country. The talk will take the
form of a "Trip Through New England."
7T
Why STOP and get out in the rain
or in the mud, and the hot sun, when
the little
American Auto-Pump
will overcome all your Puncture I
Troubles by pumping in air faster than j
it comes out. Only one minute to at
tach it to your wheel and you are off.
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. VVE WANT DEALERS
ln every town and city in Arizona.
$500-A Week-$500
Exclusive territory to men that want
to r ake money.
S want real live wire agents to
ow? a summers salary m 3 weeks
this little wonder. And Mr.
6 f fter vou have worked for us
tour 3 weeks; you can buy yourself an
J w or get married, just as you
frSn vvathe West States Sales
1 ,nt to relieve the poor automobile
CO'Tr of h's puncture troubles. Just
JZn Is possible. This little wonder
83 T is now on exhibit with all in
pumP is 1 HolcI commercial,
r- S- OUT OF TOWN FOLKS
t come 'n. write, wire or
if yT Z Mr O. 1. White and you will
lTfuH VtSular. by return mall.
St- ot good territory. Open to hust-
U,T"cnts ,el!:ng 15 to 50 a day in the
KUIe W- States.
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN. SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1920
iPAGE THREE
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On all our complete stocks of plain, fancy, staple and high class silks no reserve.
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On our entire stocks of women's ready-to-wear Garments Suits Coats Dresses Skirts Waists etc.
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On our entire and complete stocks of trimmed and untrimmed Hats Pattern and Tailored Hats etc.
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On our entire stock of Men's Suits Shirts Underwear Hats (except Stetson's) and Furnishings (Khakis and Over
alls excepted) Trunks Suit Cases Hand and Traveling Bags.
On our entire stock of high class Shoes Men's, Women's, Boys', Girls' and Children's (Excepting Douglas and Flor
sheim shoes) Also our entire stock of Bargain Basement shoes. ,
On our entire stock of Corsets "Nemo Corsets," "R. and G." Corsets," "Warners" Corsets, "Lady Ruth" Corsets-BrassieresBathing
Suits Sweaters Bur galow Aprons House Dresses and Children's Dresses.
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On Table Linens Woolen Dress Goods White Goods Sheets and Sheetings Blankets and Comforters Percales
Ginghams Curtain Net Draperies in fact all yardage goods.
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On our entire stocks of Muslin Underwear, Knit Underwear Silk Underwear Hosiery Gloves Laces Embroider
iesNotions (excepting all threads) Art Goods Infant's Wear Bags Neckwear and Jewelry.
Store Open Saturdays Until 10 o'Clock P. M.
No Approvals, No Refunds, No Exchange
On Special Sale Goods
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