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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1920
PAGE ELEVEN
FECIAL;
iuesday and ednesday
Puffed Wheat, V m
Per pkg 14 C
Lemons, , - q
per dozen XoC
Folger's Coffee, rnn
per pound DUC
sund CARRY
South First Avenue
Opposite East Side of Court House
EALTY FIRM PIONEERS
The continued activity of local merchants for down town store
space has caused another well known Realty firm to seek larger
quarters and locate themselves a bit beyond the former realty firms,
for want of space to house the increased force have removed from
37 North First avenue to a large and spacious office at 117 West
Monroe street opposite the south end of the post office.
Peter Block, senior member of the firm and a Phoenix Pioneer, is
very enthusiastic over the new location, and to inquiries as to future
possibilities there, he optimistically answers that the rapid strides in
the growth of this great City entitle him to move out where he can
secure the large airy and cheerful offices such as the Realty business
actually requires.
The personnel of the office includes some very well known Realtors.
Mr. R. H. Fields, possibly better known in his former ministirial capac
ity, is now handling, outside lands and is at present in Mexico looking
over prospects. Peter Block and W. J. Burns, assisted by W. H. Pal
mer will devote their time to the larger ranches, while M. J. Burns will
look after the small acreage. The ever smiling -face of George H.
Goggins in charge of the office remains, of course.
The City department should be very capably handled by Wm. N.
Thorpe and A- J. Hall, both of whom have been with the firm for
soma time and are well known among the Realtor and house-hunters
for their activity in that department. J. D. Verbance is a recent addi
tion to the department also.
Navy Sprinter Is Believed
To Be Fastest In Country
The United States has one telephone
fnstrument to every tight inhabitants.
Red-haired persons are said to be
less liable to baldness than those with
hair of any other color.
.One-fourth of all the printed matter
in the United States emanates from
New York city.
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Franca spent approximately 200 bil
lion francs on the war.
There will be a special meeting of
the Moose Wednesday, 8 p. m., in the
banquet hall Odd Fellows' hail. adv. m
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Texas leads in the national guard
strenp-th of the country.
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When the United States ship Frederick sailed for Antwerp she took
with her the champion 440-yard runner of America, and incidentally one of
the fastest sprinters in the world.
Frank J. Shea of Irwin. Pa., who enlisted in the navy in June, 1918, and
who is now a chief quartermaster, will be looked to by the navy to "bring
home the bacon" in this special feature at the Olympic games.
The above picture shows Shea winning the 440 final in 50 seconds at
the Harvard stadium, where selections for the Olympic teams were made.
BLIMPS DEFEAT SOX
9 TO ONE IN LABOR
DAY BASEBALL GAME
The Southwest Cotton romped all
over East lake park yesterday afternoon
taking a nine to one victory from the
White Sox. The Sox only run was
made in the first inning. Cullom walked
Bates; Traney got on first when H.
Westfall booted the ball and Cannon
hit to right, bringing home Bates with
the lone tally.
Several times it looked like the Sox
were due to score with men on, but
exceptional fast fielding by the Blimps
retired the side scoreless. About 1500
fans watched the game.
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conotny Should Be The
ousehold Watchword
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Trade at the Porage Pot, and do your duty by the Family Pocket Book.
These prices will prove it.
BUTTER
Fancy Creamery Butter,
per lb
Ilassayampa Butter,
per lb
Purity Nut
per lb
63c
66c
35c
BEANS
10 lba.
Beana
10 lbs.
Beans
10 lbs.
Beans
Pink
Navy
FLOUR
48 lbs. Hardwheat
Flour ; '..
48 lbs. Moses
Best
SPUDS
Lima
...89c
... 93cM
$1.56
COFFEE
1 lb. Hill s
Blue ,
1 lb. Hill's
Red
1 lb.
M. J. B. ...
1 lb.
Ben Hur ..
1 lb. Art
Coffee
COFFEE
44c
54c
54c
54c
42c
5 lbs,
M. J. B
3 lbs. Hill s
Blue
2V2 lbs. Hills
Red
CU lbs. Ben
Hur
Raisins,
per lb.
Prunes,
per ib.
Teaches
per ib..
. S2.53
. 81.19
. S1.37
$1.37
TEA
85c
63c
n.27
DRIED FRUIT
29c
30c
28c
1 lb.
Lipton's
1 lb. Tree
Tea
1 lb. Kklpeway's
Majesty Blend .
30-40,
Sack lots,
hundred ..
10 lbs.
Spuds ...
Onions,
per lb. ...
per
$3.47
$4.00
$4.10
...46c
5c
MUSTARD
8-oz. Jar
Libby's
0-oz.
Frenches ......... ......
Small
jar
Quart
3ar
TAPIOCA
Minute,
per pkg :
Pearl Tapioca ,
pound pkg. ............
Pearl Barley,
per pkg,
17c
22c
13c
53c
13c
19c
19c
SALAD DRESSING
53c
27c
68c
39c
18c
47c
CANNED CORN
14c
19c
25c
15c
Premier,
large
Premier,
small . . . .
Durkee'B ,
large
Durkee's,
medium . ,
Durkee's,'
email ....
My Wife's
large
No. 2
Corn
No. 2 Maine
Style
B. & M. Maine
Corn
No. 1 Sugarloaf,
per can
$1.89
$1.99
$2.79
$2.35
LARD
6 lbs.
Crisco
8 lbs.
Jewel
10 lbs. Pure Silverleaf
Lard T
1 gal. can
Mazola '
Mi.
BAKING POWDER
1 lb.
Calumet
2 lbs.
Calumet ,
I lb.
Schilling - ,
50c size
K. C
23c
59c
39c
39c
CATSUP
63c
34c
? X-J -A. y
21c
27c
CANNED TOMATOES
14c
20c
23c
18c
l Qt.
Snider'a ..
1 pt.
Snider'a . .
1 pt.
Goddard's
1 pt. Glass
Jar
Standard ,
2 Solid
Pack ,
No. 3
Eastern
No. 2 Del Monte,
per can
CANNED PEAS
No. 2
Standard
No. 2 Tom Thum,
extra sifted
No. 1 extra sifted
Superior Brand
No, 2 Del Monte,
Petit Pois
17c
33c
17c
41c
CANNED MEATS
7-oz. Jar Chipped
Beef
No. 1 can Corned
Beef
Vienna Sausage,
per can
45c
33c
14c
VEGETABLES
Mountain Cabbage, OKn
Gibs
Fancy Fresh Tomatoes, 10 C
per lb
Pumpkin Yams, 15 C
per lb:
Shop in the mornings, and avoid the rush ; get the pick of our choice vegetables.
Box score:
WHITE SOX AB.R.11PO.A.E.
Orduno, If 3 0 0 1 0 0
Bates, 3b 3 1 0 0 4 0
Traney, ss.-rf. 4 0 2 l 0 0
Cannon, lb 4 0 1 13 0 1
Bagley, cf 4 0 1 0 0 0
Gillette, c 4 0 0 6 0 1
Football, 2b 4 0 2 3 7 0
Haldeman, rf. 1 0 0 0 0 0
Hickey, ss 2 0 0 0 2 0
Brown, p 1 0 0 0 2 0
Brawner, p 2 0 0 0 2 0
Total 32 1 6 24 17 2
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S. W. COTTON
Benenato, rf
K. Westfall, cf.
Seaman, If
H. Westfall, lb.
Lyail, c. ......
Meason, 3b. ...
Cross, 2b 3
Core, ss. ............
Cullom, p. 4
AB. R. H.POJV. E.
3 10 10 0
4 11110
4 2 3 2 0 0
4 1 1 12 0 1
3 113 0 0
3 10 14 0
113 4 0
1 2 4 3 0
0 0 0 1 0
9 9 27 13 1
Total .. 32
Siore by innings:
White Sox 100 000 0001
S. W. Cotton . . .- 400 400 lOx 0
Summary: Home run Seaman. Two
base hits Lyall, Seaman, Core (2),
Stolen bases Meason, Westfall and
Cross. Double play Meason to Cross
to Westfall. Base on balls Off Brown
2, off Cullom 4. Struck out By Brown
2, by Brawner 2, by Cuflom 4. Time of
game 1 hour, 50 minutes. Umpire
Spencer. Attendance 1,500.
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O. A. Kane for Legislature. adv. n
Present State Treasurer
Candidate for
Secret
of
ary
Si ate
at
today's Democratic primary election
He has and will continue to serve the
people's best interests at all times. He
has served you well and faithfully as
State Treasurer for the last two years and
now asks promotion at your hands.
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Write
for
Catalogue
It Shows You How to
Reduce the Coat of
Living.
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TILL 10 O'CLOCK
Mail Orders
Filled for
Any Item
and satisfaction guar
anteed or your money
will be refunded on re
turn of the article, to
gether with transporta
tion charges you have
paid.
16x16 FOOT, 12.4 OZ.f DUCK, SPLENDID RECLAIMED
Army Tents for Cotton Pickers
AND OTHERS WHO NEED A GOOD TENT.
Bought from the U. S. Gov't. Have been thoroughly overhauled
and repaired in our own tent factory and are in excellent condition.
The ideal tent for cotton pickers, contractors, etc., and also make' a
good comfortable home. If you wish you can put up walls, put in floor,
partitions, etc., and have a comfortable home at a small cost, (our price
is for the tent only-)
-Finely made from 12.4-oz. army duck, size 16x16, 3-ft. walls, 11 -ft.
center, hooded ventilator top; the door closes tent securely.
These tents would cost over $100.00 to make. No. 63, price extra
special, $30.00 Mail ordera filled.
NEW WALL TENTSALL KINDS
We operate our own tent factory and make tents of all kinds wall
tents, auto tents, miners' tents, etc. OUR PRICES ARE LESS. Let us
make an estimate on the kind of tent you want. WRITE FOR CATA
LOG QUOTING TENTS OF ALL KINDS.
This shows how
structed from one
house can be con
of these tents.
Our Auto Tent at $13.50 Is a Big Bargain!
Our Own Make "Old Baldy" Brand
BREECHES
Highest quality work clothing. Also Is excellent
sports clothing. Made in our own factory. Our
prices are extremely low, quality considered. Prices:
Khaki Breeches with double seat, $3.93 and $4.43.
Nn. 75.
Khakt Breeches with double seat and knees,
$4.45. No. 76.
Fine Gabardine Breeches, double seat, $5. S3. No. 77
Durable Gabardine Breeches, double s:at, $4.95.
No. 78.
Corduroy Breeches, brown and other colors, at
$5.45. No. 79.
Whipcord Breeches, double seat, $1.95. No. 80.
Priestly Gabardine Breeches, very fine, sizes 29
to 34 only, special at $7.95. No. 81.
Fine Whipcord Breeches, buttoned at knee, pair
$11.95. No. 82.
O.-D. Wool Serge Breeches, buttoned knee, pair
$10.45. Na. 83.
O.-D. Serge Breeches, single seat, $3.95. No. 84.
O.-D. Army Wool Melton Cloth Breeches, very
durable; double seat, $7.95, No. 5; single seat,
$6.95. No. 86.
O.-D. Moleskin Breeches, they wear, $4.95. No. 87.
Mail Orders Filled
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All Wool Olive Drab Serge
Army Shirt $5.15
Don't Judge these shirts by the price, as this
.t ality usually sells from two to three dollars
r ore than $5.15. It is our aim to sell at all
iimes the best army 6hirt in the country for the
noney. And the volume of business we do on
these shirts convinces us that they are on vn
matchable value.
Made of 9'!-oz. all-wool olive-drab serge a
quality and weight that will render no end of
service. Cut absoli'tely correct in both length
and width, well tailored and Ajood fitting. Made
with c'cufcled elbows and lined breast. All sizes.
On sale extra special at $5.15 includlna war
tax. No. S.
SAVE MONEY BUY
Reclaimed Army
Clothing
Bought from the Gov't clean and sanitary. In
good condition. Made from best quality materials.
Makes excellent work clothing and costs but a frac
tion of the cost of new clothing. Sond your ordera,
satisfaction or your money back.
O.-D. Wool Shirt No. 63 $2.45
O.-D. Wool Breeches No. 70 $1.95
Khaki Breeches. No. 71 $1.00
Blue Pants, $1.C0; Coat No. 72 95c
Part Wool Undar-.vear at No. 73 95c
Wool Spiral Puttees No. 74 95o
Mail ore'ers filled.
Army Socks
$2.25 Dozen
For wear they have no superior.
Olive drab cotton army socks with rein
forced heels and toes, knit long, good fitting
We bought 36,000 pairs to ct this price.
Thsy are new and perfect. Order a dozen
pairs. You will find them very serviceable.
All sizes.
No. 89. Extra special at $2.25 dozen.
Mail Ordera Filled.
Address Your Letter: Army and Navy Dept Store, Dept. 42, Los Angeles.