Arizona republican. [volume], June 19, 1920, Page PAGE NINE, Image 9

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

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY MORNING, J UNE 19, 1920
MANAGER OF HASKII
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VartfcfctVricea Our
Chic? fradiom
SERVICE IS
White
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VISITIi
F IN PHOENIX
ud. This Season, in Spite of the Cry of High
ery Requirement in Goods of White, Including
s nd Embroideries White Dresses Tailored
eets and Sheetings, Table Linens, Bath Towels
ds All Now at
ale Yalee Prices
m -
rchase at prices less than regular
Weeks9 Sale Eveet
f Closing Saturday, July
5toe Open Saturdays Until 9:30 P.M.
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Tub Silk Petticoats
Genuine tub silk in pink and white of special quality. Ex
cellently well tailored, doubel panel back and front. Your
choice during this
Sale of White
Pajamas and Knickerbockers
Both in pink and white Batiste and pink and white Crepe
plain colors and fancy Blue Bird design, colors positively
tub proof, specially priced as follows for our Special Sale of
Vfcite
"AH $1.25 garments ...$ .98
All $2.00 garments . . .$1.59
. All $3.50 garments . . .$2.79
Corset Covers and Drawers
The newest styles and models made from the most satis
factory materials, some plain tucked and hemstitched, others
lace and embroidery trimmed. Special sale of White prices
as follows
All 69c garments $ .55 All 89c garments $ .71
All $1-50 garments . . $1.19 All $2.00 garments . . .$1.59
idergarments Main Floor)
wear of Exquisite Beauty
15 Discount
this Special Sale of
hest quality Italian and Glove Silk, Wash Satins, Tub Silks,
Flesh color, Pink and White, beautifully tailored and trim
finest laces, ribbons and flowers in Night Gowns, Petticoats,
Chemise, Union Suits and Knickerbockers Silk Underwear
All $4.00 garments
Jl $6.00 garments
.00 garments
in Floor
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Discount
All $1.50 garments . . .51.19
All $2.50 garments . . .$1.98
All $4.50 garments . . . $3.59
White
$3.00
$4.50
$7.50
3rd
LSSSS r0cP V v J J fco0 otW0 0 I
Table Damask Fine Linens
Towels and Towelings.
Special Sale of White Values
TABLE DAMASK. SPECIAL
An extra special value and quality, snowy white mercerized Table
Damask, attractive designs, full width. J 1 Q
Regular $1.50 value, yard
TABLE DAMASK
Full 72 inches wide
prins water bleached.
showy patterns
Kxtra value
per yard
Special weight and finish.
$1.49
ENGLISH DAMASK 1
Of very heavy weight a damask that will
last a. life time, beautiful patterns, a ua-
mask of $2.50 value, today
per yard
$1.88
BATH TOWELS
Actually less than Mill cost full bleached
Turkish towels, good quality Terry, hemmed
$1.00
ends. Just right for rooming
houses"
HUCK TOWELS
A regular Hotel and rooming house special,
full regulation size, fast colored red bor
ders a tow'cl of 29c value
special
Linen Department
ECONOMY SHEETS
)f spec ial quality sheeting, seamless sheets
hemmed, reade for use. tree from dress-.n
double bed size.
special
$1.98
ROCKLAND SHEETS
A sheet of one of the best sheetings made
Ms? v 1H
Will wear like iron, full size, at prices less
than wholesale today. Compare these with
sheets costing 50o more.
72x90 size, special $2.29
81x90 size, special $2.49
PILLOW CASES
Hundreds of dozens to purchase from, ail of
best standard makes.
4 2x36 size 45c
I.inen 1'inish 49c
Bed Linens and Sheets
Children s Undermuslins
Sale of White Specially Priced
Children's Undermuslins in garments
suitable for every age from the "little
wee baby" to the growing miss under
garments of the finest and sheeriest of
French Nainsooks, English Long
Cloths, fine Cambrics and soft Batiste,
trimmed in hand embroidery work
dainty laces and finest embroidery edg
ings. Each and every one of these sev
eral garments specially priced every
one a genuine value at Regular Prices.
Extra special during this Sale of White
all at
of jJUi y
w
0 Discount
Children's Underwear Mezzanine Floor
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WHITE HUCK TOWELS
An extraordinary value, extra weight, full
size, plain white, a tonfi of regular 33c v.ilue,
a genuine white sale O'C
special, each '
H. S. HUCK TOWELS
Hemstitched buck towels, a wonderful value
extra special tiuality Huck, deep hem
stitched ends, a 75c quality Cflr
special OUC
BARBER TOWELS
Of the best quality, bleached with narrow
red borders, a towel of 15c qualitj 11
(Today special V
CRASH TOWELING
A linen and cotton crash, both in natural and
rreum bleach, a crash of special absorbent
qualities IS inches wide, OP
special
Main Floor
Snowy White
nens
Sale of
Special White
PEPPERELL SHEETS
Genuine Pepperei! lied yheetrf the
standard of quality, narrow and wid
hems, full bleached, ready for use.
Kxtra special for our Sale of "White as
follows :
72xl'0 sizes, special
5)1x30 sizes. ?veeial
WHITE BEDSPREADS
52.19
. .12.39
These
dinary
croc he
are values that ore beyond tie or
bedspreads of the best quality,
L with. .Marseilles patterns and satin
Marseilles
si -reads.
Specially priced
follows:
ltegular
Kegular
Regular
. Kcgular
Reg'ular
Regular
$2.flS
S3. 50
?4.00
$5.0H
$t.')0
$T.5ti
Spreads
Spreads
Spreads
Spreads
Spreads
Spreads
....$2.39
$2.79
$3.19
. .. .$3.98
....$4.79
..'..$5.93
-Main Floor
Children's Sox
Misses White Hose
Special lisle finish sox in sizes
up to 8y2, assorted colors, tub
proof, extra special o cj
value, per pair yC
Children's fancy sox in white and
colors, assorted fancy tops, sizes
from5to8iA ?Q
special . ; OJC
Misses White Hose .
Misses fine white cotton hose,
fine ribbed, seamless, all sizes
from 6 to 9Vi a hose of service.
Special OQ.
per pair
"Weartex" Hose
A woman's hose of special qual
ity silk fibre, reinforced heels
and toe deep lisle garter top, in
blacks and whites, T Q
special . ., C
Novel Lace Hose of fibre silk
in spider web design, black only.
A wonderful value, extra special
pair . . .
$1.98
Wonderful Hosiery Special
A woman's pure thread silk hose
of regular and full S2.50 value,,
in black, white and Cordovan,
deep lisle garter top, high spliced
reinforced heels, double sole. All
sizes, very
special
$1.69
Pure Thread Silk Hose
An exceptional value, a pure
thread silk hose, with very elastic
deep silk lisle garter top, high
special heel, double sole and toe,
in blacks and whites, all sizes, at
good $2.50 value 1 QO
Extra special P
Women's Hosettes
Of exceptional quality in plain
colors and Heather mixed silk
plated, roll top, in sizes up to 10.
Extra R1 4Q
special P 1
Silk Hosettes of full genuine
$2.50 values in black, white. Cor
dovan, Old Rose and colors.
Extra
Special
$1.98
Silk Hose Special
An 18-inch Boot Silk Hose in
white and black, all sizes, a good
$1.75 value. Extra
special, per pair . .
$1.19
j William Atherton iJel'tiy, general
i manager of the Frederic J. Ilaskin
I service, Washington, D. C, is visiting
I relatives and friends in I'hoenix while
j flitting from one national convention
to another, lie spent several days 8t
Chicago and will leave for San Fran
cisco on Monday. Mr. DePuy is a prod
uct of the Bait Itiver valley; thatis.
though he may not have originated
here, he was educated here as far as
the schools could educate him, 'being
graduated from the high school, after
which he spent some time at the Uni
versity of Arizona.
He went to Washington several
years ago and engaged in journalism
and for a long time conducted a syn
dicate of his own and secured a large
clientele. Jle went into war work in
11917. and on his emergence a little
! more than a year ago with the rank of
captain he associated himself with the
Ilaskin service. i
Thi3 is his first visit to Arizona "5n
many years. It is partly a vacation"
and partly in the way of work for the
service with which he is connected. Mr.
DePuy some years ago married Ada
Lee Orme, daughter of II. C. Orme.
She is also a Salt River valley product,
who has risen to prominence as m
writer and social worker.
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Joseph M. Holub, assistant "Un&'jd
States attorney, returned yesterday
from Globe where he has been for
last two weeks assisting in the prose
cution of federal cases at the J a lie
term of the United States circuit co)A t
convening at Globe. Mr. Holub
peared in conjunction with John 11.
Langston, assistant United States at
torney of I'hoenix and Col. Joseph H.
Martin, assistant United States attor
ney at Tucson, in the prosecution of
these cases and was highly gratified
with the showing made by the fed
eral attorneys and declared that they
had established a record for convic
tions that would stand for many years
to come. -
The representatives of United States
Attorney Flynn secured the record
number of 137 convictions out of the
same number of cases coming- up for
trial, making, a perfect score. There
was one other case on the calendar
which was dismissed on a technicality
and did not come up for trial. '
The majority of cases were Btili or
moonshine cases, a number of Indian
Tulapai capes, -and several cases Of
violations of the need amendment,
which covers the transportation Of
liquor in violation of the interstate
commerce laws.
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NEWS FROM GLENDALE '
GLENDALE, June 17. II. Z. P.rlnu
is now the solo owner of the businefs
of the Glendale Produce and Itealfy
company. He has purchased the inter
ests of Walter Lewis, his former part
ner. Mr. IJriner expects to devote his
whole time to the tale of lands hero
and in the Casa Grande valley.
As the feature of their next n-gular
meeting of the M. K. Ladies' Aid, the
ladies will picnic at Riverside Park tv
I'hoeni.t. They will meet there next
Tuesday afternoon and enjoy a big
euppersupper in the evening.
Eibl school at f:4. a. m: Thorns
Knglish, superintendent. Preaching at
11 a. m. and 8 p. m.l Rev. C M. North r
rup. pastor. Senior and Junior 11. V.
1 U. at 7 p. m. Prayer meeting at
S p. m. Wednesday.
. P. TT. enjoyella
'ark Tuesday. 'J -and
Rev. and Sirs.
The Junior I?. Y.
picnic at Kastlake Pa
Mrs. Rose Hoover ar
C. M. iorthrup were dinner guests
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kults.
At Hible school officers' meeting last
Sunday afternoon at the Raptixt
church it was deided to have the an
nual picnic of the Sunday school on
July 5, place to be announced later.
Three baptismal services were held
at the Baptist church Sunday, when u!l
together 11 were baptized and ninp
taken into membership by other
means.
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FOR BY HIS DAD
Al Wright I-M wards, 17 years old, lift
Phoenix early in June and left no word
of his destination, and information or
his whereabouts is being sought by
his father, who is badly worried.
The call of the open is thought to
have lured the boy to the cool of the
mountains and fearing he would not be
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might be traced and brought back.
So effort to bring him back will !
made until he i- satisfied to cone
luck, ii' lie will only write to allay hi
fa i tier's w orry.
The boy is about " feet tall, fair
haired, blue eyed, has pale complex in
ind stands very erect.
He is of Canadian birth. He ma.
be under an assumed name.
He may be in the niiniiig camps i::'
the Ray-Hjvdcn-W'inl-.ehiiait ditrji '.
mi- woi-king on a ranch or rr-sla uranf ie
fo:H-dmg hell--'' as bellboy. Anyni;
knowing of his h-r a 1 a i s plea;.
urire bitn to wi-iie. or notify AH '
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