Arizona republican. [volume], June 19, 1920, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN. SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 19, 192a
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Comptroller's Report Shows
Some Wonderful Figures
Of Prosperity For Phoenix
Maricopa Co. And State.
Xearly $10,000,000 grain in deposits
In the banks of Phoenix in the past 1
months is shown in a report just issued
by the state bank comptroller ami is
concrete evidence of the remarkable
and substantial business growth of the
city, proof of which has been given i:i
many other ways.
This report of the state bank comp
troller, a segregation of which has
been made by the chamber of com
merce, was made from the hank calls
Of Slay 4 of this year, which .showed
a total bank deposits in Phoenix ban Us
of $24,SC0,2.17. Deposits 'of the sr ra"
banks on Slay 12 of lust year totaled
$13,090,099, the actual pain in 1
months bcinff $0.TL;n,2.;.S.
Gain in deposit of all banks in
Maricopa county in the past 12 mor.th.-i
as shown by the same report hsu d
ly the comptroller is $2l.24.sl2, the
deposits on Slay 1 of this yea r '" ins
J30,209.C3; as against ?1 M 1 l,s27 on
May 12 of last year.
Twenty-five million dollars in round
numbers is the pain in deposits in all
the banks of Arizona in the past 12
months, the bank comptroller's report
shows, the deposits of all banks in the
state on May 4 of this year being
5S9.54V.120 as aprainst ?04,04,46o on
May 12 of last year. .
These wonderful pains in bank de
posits in Phoenix, Maricopa county
and the state reflects the remarkable
prosperity of this city and state: v. hieh
has gone abroad and has made Phoenix
and Arizona the center of progress in
the Southwest and the talk of the
whole country.
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Despite the high waires of civil em
ployment, 20"), 000 men have enlisted or
re-enlisted in the regular army since
April, 1919. .
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It is estimated that there are more
than 2000 New Yorkers, fifty-five of
whom were killed in action, enlisted in
the allied armies. ,
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Plenty of Variety
Here in Straw Hats
A style range with all the most desir
able features Weaves just a bit different
from the other fellow's made by such re
liable and nationally known houses as
"Dunlap," "Blum & Koch," "Hopkins,"
"Chas. Merton," etc.
$4.00 up
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CLOTHING CO.
18-20 W. Washincton St.
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Tliey Wear
To the steel construction of the car
in wiiicn tney were nuin. io x wm.i
people, who were on the Santa Ffe train
that was wrecked near La Junta, Colo.,
last Tuesday morning', may credit the
fact that they were uninjured.
John H. Hmwn, superintendent of the
In iian school, and Sirs. II. H. P.raxton
of 217 Kast McKinley street, wife of
Ilemv- II. Braxton, a dentist in the
O'Neil buililins. are the Phoenix people
who were on the wresked train. The
Pullman in which they were ridinj;
w;is overturned, rolling 20 feet down a
bank. In the car next to .this Pullman
two people were killed. There were
more than a dozen injured. In all, three
were killed.
Word of the escape of these Phoenix
people came in a teleprram from John
P.rown. which was as follows:
"Santa Fe - Train S'o. 4.
"Tuesday.
"You doubtless know that our train
was wrecked this mornins about 7
o'clock. It was my first experience
with the real thintr. I was not hurt
either. Onr car left the track 20 feet
,ind turned over down a small bank.
I was still in the berth, but awoke
when Ihinas settled down. There were
five of us in my berth, the other four
coming frfm above and across the
ai-Me. Xn one in our car was seriously
hurt. AVe were next to the diner, in
which two men were killed. I saw two
men d-.id and others lying- very still
and badly hurt. Mrs. II. H. Praxton
of Phoenix was in our car and was un
injured. There was no fire, but the en
sine, two diners and the baggajre car
wore awfully smashed. I am sure that
only the steel car saved us in car TCo.
n. AVe dressed, collected our belonf?
inrrs and crawled upward throueh the
window."
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AT THE GERMAN UNIVERSITIES
Most of the German universities re
port a record attendance since the
war. especially at their coures in po
litical science and eronomices. Berlin
has 3 2,961 enrolis-d. Bonn. 6,r.60; Leip-
yic, 5.S00; even the new University of
Hambursr reports a matriculation of
l.r.oo. Slunich is the only prominent
university where attendance has de
clined. Students are hostile to the
city of Kurt Kisner and the bolshevist
coup d'etat. Taris has a larger at
tendance (16,000) than any German
university. Living Age.
Colonial
Printed
Special
Per
Yard
75c
Voiles
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We were fortunate in being able to make this remarkable purchase at a very low price; and you
also are very fortunate to get such lovely material at only 75c per yard.
100 Patterns and Colors to Choose From
. Main Floor .
Price Adjustment Sale of Shoes
Mezzanine Floor
$1.00 to $2.50 Reduction on Shoes for Men,
Women and Children
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Some manufacturers of shoes
have reduced the wholesale prices.
This move was brought about by
the fact that retail store buyers
have refused to place large orders
at the higher prices, some have can
celled their orders. However, pric
es may go up again.
We .iust received a new shipment of thousands of pairs of white kid and canvas low shoes for summer, to be
sold at the re-adjusted low prices.
Mezzanine Floor
We are disregarding the cost of these shoes to us, we are adjusting the
prices to a lower scale.
$5.00 to $8.00 Shoes Reduced $1.00
$8.50 to $10.00 Shoes Reduced
$11.00 to $1 5.00 Shoes Reduced
$1 6.00 to $20.00 Shoes Reduced
$1.50
$2.00
$2.50
Special Purchase
1200 Yards British
Jreo Linen
$09
Special
Per Yard
Genuine Present Value $1.75
Limit 20 Yards to a Customer
36-inch natural colored linen, used for making air
planes, very strong and durable used for dresses, suits,
auto coats, dusters, sports apparel, blouses, children's ap
parel, scarfs, centers, spreads, draperies, etc.
Linen Dept. Main Floor
Business Hours
8:30 A. M. to
5:30 P. M.
Except Saturdays
Saturday
Open Until 9 P. M.
Closed Thursday
Afternoons
Until Sept. 1st.
THE STORE OF SERVICE
THE HOUSE OF COURTESY
PHONE 1602
Luggage Built to With
stand Rough Handling
When you buy trunks and traveling bags
you look for strength, you want a trunk that
will give service. That's the kind we are
selling.
A new shipment of wardrobe, steamer and dress
trunks just arrived, we find them well built to defy
the "baggage smasher."
Each trunk is distinctive in looks, a trunk you'll'
be proud to own.
An exceptionally good assortment of bags and
suit cases for pleasure or business trips.
Third Floor
Oohn (Joldwatrr Co. (M tUers), Ios Anjeles, Cal.