Arizona republican. [volume], July 01, 1920, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 1, 1920
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USVEHTIST
ADEMY IS BEING
HILT II PHOENIX
Two Brick Buildings Under
Construction at Willetta
And Fourteenth Streets
Expect Enrollment of 150
Students
Buildinsrs to house the Arizona acad
ny, a new educational institution in
f hoonlx, are in course of construction
l ourteenth -and Willetta streets.
J-ma institution will be one of a chain
or academies and colleges which are
being operated the world over by the
seventh Day Adventist denomination,
l or some years a small school has
been conducted locally, but the rapid
growth of this denomination in Ari
zona has made it necessary, it is
Stwlfd' to n'arge its educational fa
cilities. Five acres of ground have been pur
chased at Fourteenth and Willetta
streets for the school campus. At
present two brick buildings, approxi
mately so feet wide and 60 feet in
length, are being constructed. These
buildings will each be two stories high,
with a spacious basement, making
throe storios in all. During the com
ing school year part of the room in
U:osj buildings will be used as class
looms, but next year an administration
h":iJ:n;r slightly larger than the first
two will bo erected, it is stated. These
win provide ample quarters for class
rooms and laboratories. The first two
buildings then will be used exclusively
as dormitories.
Useful "Athletics"
Physical education in the Arizona
academy will be conducted along dif
ferent lines than in most schools, it is
stated. Instead of indulgence in ath
letics, exercise is acquired in useful
labor. All students living in the dor
mitories are required to put in at least
two hours of work each day in addi
tion to caring for their own rooms.
The young women attend to the laun-th-y.
do the cooking and dish washing,
while the young men look after the
janitor work and care for the school
grounds.
A small garden, orchard and poultry
farm will be operated in connection
with the school to furnish food for
the students, and the work will be done
by them under the supervision of prac
tical teachers. In addition to this work,
vocational classes in carpentry, sewing
and cooking will be taught.
The Arizona academy will conduct
classes equivalent to high school in
struction. Graduates will complete
;heir education in the Pacific Union
college, which is located at St. Helena,
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! ESSEX H0H-5TOP
GAR STILL GOING
WASHINGTON Miss Cecil H. Nor
ton, general community secretary of
the District of Columbia, is making a
three-week tour through the middle
west to compare the community cen
ter developments and methods of cen
tral cities with those of Washington.
Her visit includes Cleveland, Chicago,
Detroit, Flint, Milwaukee, Minneapolis
and St. Paul.
Cal. This college also is operated by
the Seventh Day Adventist denomina
tion. K. M. Adams, who will be prin
cipal of the new academy in Phoenix,
has recently returned to America from
a five-year period of service as a mis
sionary in Singapore, Straits Settle
ments. V. E. Hendershot, who was
principal of the school last year, al
ready has sailed for Singapore to take
over the work vacated by Professor
Adams.
It is stated that from J40.000 to
$30,000 will te Invested in the Arizona
academy in Phoenix. It is expected
that the enrollment of the academy
and the preparatory school that is
operated in connection will reach 150
during the coming school year.
Creating interest, faster than any
other car whir-h lias traveled over the
strc.-ts of I'hoenix in a long, lonjj
time, the Kssex Sedan, which is tak
ing a seven-day non-stop motor run,
has passed the half wny mark now
and is still g;in strong.
An impression has been gained by
Iocj! people who are depositing guesses
on tlie total number of miles run at
the M'-ssner Kales room on Weft
Adams street, that the car is running
around Phoer.ix and not out into the
country. Th: Kssex has not only left
the p-:ved streets of I'hoenix, but it
has h; en to practically every town in
the v::i:ey. Yesterday Jimmy Hail,
who usually takes the night turn
drivincr, piloted the non-stop car to
Sup'-rior and brought it back again
without any trouble whatsoever. The
day prior to that tho car was sent to
Arlington, and it may go most any
where today.
The run will be ended Saturday
night at 8 o'clock in front of CaL
Messner's place on West Adams street.
At that time a flashlight picture will
be taken of the car and the crowd, a
peep will be taken at the speedometer
and the number of miles the car ram
bled announced to the crowd in order
that the winner of the guessing con
test may be apprised of the fact.
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BOUT MOTOR PARTY
A motori.ig party of five, en route
from Providence, IX. I., to Phoenix,
last heard of from Jerome Junction, is
the subject of a telegraphic inquiry re
ceived yesterday by the police depart
ment from I... J. Gould. 4S0 Providence.
The party includes William F. Gould
and Mr. and" Mrs. Samuel LeFavour,
and information as to its whereabouts
is nsked by Mr. Gould. After telling
of the party the telegram Fays:
'Last letter (from it) sent from Je
rome Junction June 17. Anxiety feit
concerning same. Please wire at our
expense any information concerning
same. Thanking you In advance for
the favor."
Chief of Police Urisbois has asked
that anyone knowing anything of the
party's whereabouts communicate with
the police department.
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LADY ASTOR STILL
JOLTS PARLIAMENT
LONDON Lady Astor is still dis
turbing British politeness in the house
of parliament. Recently she declared
she found many "old asses of reaction
aries'' who thought the world should
remain as it is.
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million Diamond
Tires are in use now,
almost one for every
tliird car in the United
States.
The reason that hundreds
of thousands of motorists
are buying Diamond Tires
is becailse Diamonds are
delivering the service.
Small wonder that motor
ists buy more Diamonds
than any other tire not
sold to car manufacturers
for original equipment.
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MOTOR SUPPLY CO,
PHOENIX, ARIZONA
315 North Central Ave.
DISTRIBUTORS
TUCSON, ARIZONA
49 North Sixth Ave.
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URSDAY MORNING SPECIALS
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GENUINE PEPPERELL SEAMLESS BED SHEETS
Pepperell sheets all the recognized standard of values in sheets These we are offering today at less
than mill cost, a limited quantity as follows:
72x90 d?0 in 81x90 0O QQ
size
Bedding Dept. Main Floor
size
ROCKLAND SHEETS AN EXTRA SPECIAL VALUE
Rockland sheets are sheets of exceptional wear a little heavier weight than Pepperells very fine
strong thread special at
72x90 3?0 On 81x90 (0 A(
size
size
Bedding Dept. Main Floor
WHITE BED SPREADS THURSDAY MORNING
A word to the wise buy your white bed spreads now you will pay a great deal more this fall these
are both full double bed size. Extra large and heavy.
Regular $3.00 (0 QQ Regular $4.00 , 1Q
value
value . .
Bedding Dept. Main Floor
EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES IN MIDDY BLOUSES
Middy Blouses in all sizes and qualities manufactured from the best of tub proof materials including
khaki cloth neatly prettily and stylishly braid VI 1 U1SUUUNT
mm vr
Waist Section Mezzanine Floor
trimmed, special at
LINGERIE WAISTS AT LESS THAN HALF
A wonderful value in Lingerie waists, several styles to select from Buster Brown collars, roll collars
square, round and V necks, prettily and stvlishly trimmed, S1 QQ
all sizes, values to $2.98, special D-L.Oi7
Waist Section- Mezzanine Floor
PONGEE WAISTS THURSDAY MORNING SPECIALS
Pongee waists made of genuine imported pongee, short sleeves button down the front some . slip
over models, hemstitched in colors, values up to C?1 QS
$3.90. Special .. P-L0
Waist Section Mezzanine "loor
TWO-PIECE BREAKFAST SETS
Two piece breakfast sets Just the easy put on garment for warm weather morning wear in pink,
blue and lavender, trimmed in black and white stripe percale binding. CJO
Regular $4.50 values. Special tPO.lt
House Dress Section Mezzanine Floor
JAPANESE EMBROIDERED CREPE KIMONAS
Japanese embroidered crepe Kimonas in assorted patterns in pink, blue and lavender
tively fast cool, comfortable and neat, values to $6.50.
Extra Special choice
House Apparel Section Mezzanine Floor
-colors posi-
-$4.98
EXTRA BIG SPECIAL IN CORSETS
Corsets a wonderful value corsets in both back and front lace models including a tricot mesh sum
mer corset, all sizes actual values up to $4.00. gO TA
Corset Department Mezzanine Floor
Extra Special
BUNGALOW APRON OF SPECIAL VALUE
Bungalow aprons for canning time the sensible apron for kitchen and morning housewear. All
sizes made of tub proof percales of 'TQ
$2.50 value. Special fPX.i V.
Apron Section Mezzanine Floor
HAND EMBROIDERY MODEL PIECES
A number of finished models from our art department beautifully made are hand embroidery on
the finest materials, choice while they last.
ONE HALF PRICE
Art Department Mezzanine Fleer
EXTRA SPECIAL SILK HOSIERY VALUES
Women's silk hose in blacks and whites all sizes extra quality pure thread silk, semi-fashioned
high spliced heels double sole and toes all sizc3 g- rn
HJJLJtS
Hosiery Department Main Floor
Extra special
THE BOSTON STORE'S BARGAIN BASEMENT THE HOME OF BARGAINS
is the coolest shopping place in Phoenix The largest and most commodious and best lighted base
ment bargain store in the Southwest We want you to enjoy the pleasures, comforts and conveniences of
SHOPPING DOWN STAIRS
A 1000 REMNANTS ON SALE TODAY AT SPECIAL REMNANT SALE PRICES
Remnants and short lengths of all kinds and qualities of piece goods.
"IT PAYS TO TRADE AT THE BOSTON STORE"