Arizona republican. [volume], May 28, 1920, Page PAGE TEN, Image 10

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN. FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 28, 1920
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MRS. COMPTON FRESH DAIRY fcO
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CHEESE
Valley Cream Cheese, 1ft
per lb iUt
Edam Cheese, $1.50
each ................ ..............
Oregon Cream, AJkf
per lb. ...3K'
Homming New York
Cream .....
Edelweis Limebrger,
per lb .
Wisconsin Cream Brick,
per lb,
Kraft Cheese, in tins, 20 C
each ................ .................
Pimento or Chili Cheese, " 1
each
We will have Watermelons, Cantaloupes and all
kinds of Fresh Vegetables.
For your Picnic Lunch we have Bulk Dill Pickles,
Bulk Sour and Sweet Pickles We have a nice line
of Bulk Assorted Cookies that we are making a
special price of, per QQ
pound ; OOC
SUGARS
Pure Cane, one pound to one hundred lbs., OPIp
per lb ..
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Wolf's Premium Hard Wheat Flour. We use it to
make Bayless Milk Bread. If it weren't the best
Flour to be had we wouldn't use it. Special Prices
24 lbs. Wolf - Q7
Premium .. J-0
48 lbs. Wolf gO Jf
Premium PO.9
98 lbs. Wolf g7 Oft
Premium P I ufJ
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Schilling's 1-lb. can, KKn
per lb 00"
Schilling's 2y2-lb. can, i OK
per can PX.OJ
Schilling's 3-lb. can, gQ
Fruit and Vegetable' -.
department
FRDAY AND SATURDAY
Home Grown Blackberries, OAp
basket
Large Fancy Lemons, ?ftp
per dozen
Fancy Arizona Black Figs, OCn
per lb ...UC
Fancy Extra Large Seedless Grape Fruit, ' "I Kn
Two for
Bakery ..'(Department
Is always busy. There's a reason. For Friday and
Saturday we will have all kinds of French Pastry,
Pies, Cakes and Cookies of All Kinds.
BAYLESS PURE MILK BREAD
in four sizes. Our 16-oz. 1 fir
loaf XUC
Our large Buttermilk 3c 2 FR 25 C
Small Sandwich 1 5c
loaf
Large Sandwich 25 C
Your Sunday Dinner will not be complete if you fail
to visit our Bakery Department.
Republican A. P. Leased Wire
PHILADELPHIA, May 27. Support
of the Presbyterian church in the
United States of America was with
drawn from the Interchurch World
Movement, but it was decided to con
tinue the New Era movement and cut
the a.nnual buderet from $900,000 to
$400,000 at today's session of the gen
eral assembly.
In its action on the Interchurch
World Movement the general assembly
adopted the now plan of the executive
commission providing- for contribution
f $100,000 for the ensuing year to the
movement "when properly organized"
to be used for the payment of its cur
rent operating expenses as a going
concern for that period and for no
other purpose.
When final action was taken, the
general assembly was almost unani
mous in declaring against any further
obligation for the Interchurch Move
ment, as now organized and controlled.
The executive commission was au
thorized to take immediate steps to
provide for the payment by the Fres
byterian church of the $1,000,000 un
derwritten last year.
ANNOUNCE PRICE SLASHING
XEW YORK, May 27. A chain Of
food stores in Brooklyn and on Long
Island announced today a sweeping re
duction in prices would be made to
morrow. " It was said other stores might
follow suit. According to the an
nouncement, fresh egg will be sold at
49 cents a dozen, best toffee at o
cents a pound, best butter at 09 cents a
pound and white granulated sugar at
2o cents a pound.
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POLES COUNTER SUCCESSFULLY
WARSAW, May 27. "The bolshevik!
in strength forced a passage of the
Beresina river south of Borisov, but the
Poles, by a concentric attack, re
crossed the river, cutting off the
enemy's retreat and taking hundreds of
prisoners," says an official communica
tion issued today. "The remainder of
the enemy took refuge in the forests
behind the Polish front," the com
munication adds.
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COTTON WORKERS STRIKE ENDS
NEAV BEDFORD, Mass., May 27
The general strike of operatives in 18
cotton mi'.ls in this city, which was be
gun four weeks ago in sympathy with
loom fixers who had wallwd out two
weeks earlier because of dissatisfaction
with orders requesting them to attend
to more looms than formerly, was de
clared at an end tonight by the textile
council. 4
EDWAkDS STRONG IN
NEW ENGLAND
NEW YORK. May 27 Campaign
headquarters here of Governor Edward
I. Edwards of New Jersey, candidate
for the Democratic presidential nom
ination, announced tonight he will re
ceive 69 votes out of SG which will be
cast by New England delegates to the
convention. Governor Edwards, a
headquarters statement said, will have
the support of more than half of the
36 delegates from Massachusetts.
DOESN'T WANT VICE-PRESIDENCY
NEW YORK. May 27 Dr. Nicholas
Murray Butier, candidate for the Re
publican presidential nomination, will
not accept the nomination for the vice
presidency if it Is offered to him.
Judge J. R. Da vies, his campaign man
ager announced tonight.
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FOUNDER OF LEGION
WASHINGTON Miss Byrd Mock,
founder of the American Women's
Legion, demonstates the practicability
j of the legion's uniform. It is incx
! pensive, being made of blue denim,
j for ordinary wear tiie uniform con
sists of a mannish, belted coat with
deep pockets, and a plain skirt but
' toned down the front. When unbut
i toned the skirt forms n cMne. as slinu-n
transrormmg the costume into a trim
riding habit.
Give The Eds a Treat
No other corn f lakes
quite so fjbocf as
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Gigantic Price Reduction Sale
Will be a thing of the past it cannot go on forever. We simply tell you this to
give'you an opportunity to get your share of the wonderful bargains we are
of fering by buying now.
You Save 20 and 25 on Your Every
Purchase in All Departments
Figure Your Savings
81x90 Sheets Regular Price $2.79, Now $2.23
72x90 Sheets of regular $2.69 value, now : $2.16
81x90 Pequot Sheets, regular $2.90 value, now $2.32
63x90 Pequot Sheets, regular $2.60 value, now $2.08
54x90 Pequot Sheets, regular $2.45 value, now $1.96
Regular 20c value, Huck Towels, now 16c
Regular 25c value, Huck Towels, now ..20c
Regular 35c value, Huck Towels, now ; 28c
Regular 50c value, Huck Towels, now 40c
Regular $1.50 dozen, Barber Towels, now, dozen $1.20
Regular 35c Turkish Bath Towels, now 28c
Regular 60c Turkish Bath Towels, now 48c
Regular 79c Turkish Bath Towels, now 63c
Regular $3.00 White Bed Spreads, now $2.40
Regular $3.50 White Bed Spreads, now $2.80
Regular $4.00 White Bed Spreads, now $3.20
Regular $5.00 White Bed Spreads, now ...$4.00
The above special sale prices in many instances are LESS THAN MILL PRICE TODAY and the market
going up instead of down.
20 DISCOUNT
on all our stocks of American made and English Mercerized and Imported Irish Linen, Table Damasks,
Napkins, Fancy Linens, Scarfs. Runners, Doilies, Jap Lunch Sets and Madeira Linens no reserve at all
at one-fifth less.
Summer
Underwear Sioeciais
Envelope Chemise
Pure Milan Silk, pink color, $5.98 values, now $4.79
Real Silk in Pink and White, $5.50 values, now $4.40
Real Silk, Pink and White, $7.50 values, now. .$6.00
All Silk Crepe de Chine, all size, $5.90 values. .$4.72
Heavy Wash Satin, all sizes, $6.50 values, now $5.20
Silk Bloomers
Choice of entire stock of fine Batiste and Silk
Bloomers, all sizes at
20 Discount
Real and Milan Silk Vests
The greatest values in the countiy in heavy and
medium weight all sizes and styles no reserve.
20 Discount
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Night Gowns
Our .regular $2.00 value; price now, . . . . .1.60
Our regular $2.50 value, price now $2.00
Our regular $3.00 value, price now ; $2.40
Our regular $4.00 value, price now $3.20
Our regular $5.00 value, price now $4.00
Silk and Muslin Underskirts
The best of American-made garments the Dove
brand of the finest quality Nainsook, Batistes,
Long Cloth, Tub Silks, Crepe de Chines, all at
20 Discount
Wonderful Hosiery Values
now 20c
now ' 28c
Children's regular 25c value Hose,
Children's regular 35c value Hose,
Children's regular 50c value Hose, now 40c
AVomen's Cotton Hose, 25c values, now- 20c
Women's Cotton Hose, 60c values, now 48c
Women's Lisle Hose, 80c values, now 64c
Be advised by us buy all your hosiery needs now f
stead the mills are asking more for Fall Delivery Hose
Women's Lisle Hose, $1.00 value, now . .
Women's Fine Silk Hose, $2.00 values, now
Women's Fine Silk Hose, $2.50 values, now
Women's Fine Silk Hose, $3.00 values, now
Women's Fine Silk Hose, $4.00 values, now
Women's Fine Silk Hose, $5.00 values, now
80c
$1.60
$2.00
,$2.40
$3.20
.$4.00
or positively Hosiery prices are not "breaking"
than last season.
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Corsets of the Best Makes
Nemo, Warner's, R. & G., Lady Ruth, Redf ems, Ferris and W. B.
All our regular price $2.00 Corsets, now $1.60
All our regular price $2.50 Corsets, now $2.00
All our regular price $3.00 Corsets, now. $2.40
All our regular price $3.50 Corsets, now $2.80
All our regular price $4.00 Corsets, now $3.20
All our regular price $5.00 Corsets, now $4.00
All our regular price $6.50 Corsets, now $5.20
All our regular price $7.50 Corsets, now $6.00
All our regular price $10.00 Corsets, now .$8.00
20 fc
DISCOUNT ON ALL MAKES BRASSIERES
Bungalow Aprons and House Dresses
Bungalow Aprons, in Ginghams and Percales, $2.00 values, now $1.60
Bungalow Aprons, in Percales and Ginghams, $2.50 values, now $2.00
Bungalow Aprons in fine Percales and Ginghams, $3.00 values, now $2.40
Bungalow Aprons of the very best $3.50 qualities, now $2.80
House Dresses, fast color, tub proof materials, regular $3.00 values, now . . $2.40
House Dresses of the best $3.50 qualities, now $2.80
House Dresses of the best $4.00 values, now ...$3.20
House Dresses of the best $5.00 values, now $4.00
Porch Dresses of extra value $5.00, prices now $-00
THE BOSTON STORE The store of certain satisfaction
Phone 3545
First and Washington