Arizona republican. [volume], September 17, 1920, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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PAGE SEVEN
JEIN LINE WHEN THE DOORS OPEN AT 9 O'CLOCK SATURDAY MORNING
PLEASE KEEP TO THE RIGHT AND CARRY SMALL PARCELS WITH YOU
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1920
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T ET DISTANCE NOT DETER YOU no matter where you live you
-r?aT? the savinSs Pay for time and travel IT IS A SALE FOR
THE ENTIRE STATE OF ARIZONA. There are more different things,
large and small, below market prices in this Sale than in any special
invent you have ever known. .
TPE THIRTY-FOUR WONDER VALUES IN THE BOXES
SURROUNDING THIS ADVERTISEMENT. WHATEVER YOU NEED,
YOU LL FIND IT UNDER, PRICE. To describe all the hundreds of items
t ?V JrJquire a dozen PaSes of this newspaper. ON MANY THINGS THE
;SAVING IS REALLY REMARKABLE. Hundreds of manufacturers
have been as enthusiastic in preparation as we have been glad to help
us to make this our. GREATEST HOUSEKEEPERS' SALE and in a man
ner to make an indelible impression upon the public by LIBERAL
PROFIT-SHARING.
KORRICKS guarantee the savings every statement of value is based
upon the fair retail market price.
NOTE It will help you and make shopping easier for you if you will come
as early in the mornings as possible. THE GREATEST SALE OF ITS
KIND IN OUR TWENTY-FOUR YEARS OF BUSINESS STARTS TO
Awake! Don't Sleep On
These Rug Opportunities
This is a pood sale every day of its course. You will
save whenever yoii come and your selection will be on
good merchandise. But you
can readily understand that
this Annual Housekeepers'
Sale here will interest prac
tically every one with an im
mediate and near future floor
covering need and those who
choose" early will get the wid
est assortments.
(Third Flopr)
. Ill I this Annual Housekeepers' I Wl T B
Sale here will interest prac- r: : : 1 -
fi 5l"fi Hi ss, tically every one with an im- 'f . Iff
! " ' Jrf' mediate and near future floor . " P I
ja c i3 B covering need and those who r a g
1 ' ' "gsf? choose" early will get the wid- " j r35i- P 1
( Hllfai 7' 'J ; 3 est assortments. - h-rm& f i
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Consider what this sale meansYou can go through our stocks, choose
what you will and get it at a saving.
Our supplies are drawn from the most highly regarded rug weavers.
They are quality rugs, fine and dependable but that isn't all every
rug is chosen with scrupulous care for Us beauty as well as its reliability.
They are rugs that will grace a home that are a pride and satisfac
tion for many years that bespeak good taste and discrimination on the
part of the occupants. (Third Floor)
CONG OLEUM
BATH RUGS
RAG RUGS
INLAID AND PRINT
LINOLEUM
WOOL AND FIBER
RUGS
AXMINSTER RUGS
TAPESTRY RUGS
GRASS RUGS
$55.00 TAPESTRY RUGS, $47.50
This is an exceptional value in
'tapestry Rugs. These rugs are all
in small Oriental patterns of pret
ty designs and are rugs that are
suitable for any room in the house.
All are real values at $55.00. Dur
ing the Housekeepers' Sale, we of
fer them at the re- 47
markable price of . 1 w
WOOL FIBRE RUGS We offer
the famous "Okeh" Wool and Fi
bre Rugs in all sizes. These rugs
are reversible, giving them double
wear; they are seamless, and come
in colors of green, brown and blue,
with pretty small patterns; just the
iig for that bed room. Here are
the sizes and special prices: .
Size 7-6x9 ft. wool and fibre
rugs $12'50
Size 9x9 ft. wool and flbre
runs
Size 9x12 ft. wool and fibrc
rugs "
$18.00
GRASS RUGS Made of a fine
Japanese Grass, very closely wov
en; heavy warp, using more warp
to the yard than any rug made,
which means extra wear. They
have a pretty stenciled border with
plain or medallion centers; .also
all-over patterns; absolutely the
best rugs made for the money.
Read the special prices and sizes:
6x9 ft. grass rugs $6.95
4x7 ft. grass rugs $3.25
3x6 ft. grass rugs $1.95
8x10 ft. grass rugs $8.50
9x12 ft. grass rugs i .$10.50
FIBRE RUGS Three lots of Fi
bre Nofade rugs in mottled and
fancy weaves; most suitable rugs
made for bath rooms, kitchens and
porch use. They come in sizes
24x36 up to 36x72, and are priced
regularly at $1.50 up to $3.50. Dur
ing the Housekeepers' Sale, we of
fer them at
$1.25, $2.25 & $2.75
Cotton Damask Cloths
, h trood weight cotton
iSx72 inch poou ?1J5
damask cIthS 'i" ' Weight cotton
61x61 i"ch f- ...... $1-95
damask cloths ' " " f0um
SSxSS Inch pood t .$2.19
scalloped cloth - " jVffcooni
T2xT2 inch Impoi , - .$3.95
lamask Cloths ' 'jsu .''.''Loom
72x72 inch Imported ir, $500
J?,..mask cloths l('First Floor)
Sheeting
yen quarter full 90-inch
unbleached sheeting;
"(ioMon Poppy" brand so well
known for durability: will
bleach tint in a few washings,
a yard, at
89 c
(Easement)
Pill
ows
. While This Is Not a Part of the Housekeepers' Sale
Our Friday and Saturday Shoe
Bargains Deserve Space Here
Important to note that these are Korrick shoes all of them.
They were made by high-grade dealers for our regular stocks. That means
that they are of the high standard that Korricks' patronage demands.
But now, because it is time to clear them away to make way for the new fall
shoes that are arriving daily, they are offered at good reductions.
(Mezzanine Floor)
WOMEN'S $10.00 TO $12.50 ENG
LISH OR HIGH HEEL LACE
BOOTS, $6.95 Brown or black
boots that we carried over from early
Spring. Each pair is an exceptional
value which sold from $10.00 to
$12.50. Priced special,
WOMEN'S $10.50 TO $12.50 OX
FORDS FOR EARLY FALL WEAR,
$7.95 AND $8.95 Black or brown
kid oxfords, with Louis XV heels.
They sold regularly at $10.50 to
$12.50 a pair. Specially priced, at
$7.95
a
pair
$3.95
CHILDREN'S AND MISSES' SCHOOL SHOES,
$2.50 TO $9.00 Also shoes for dress purposes.
They are made over perfect lasts for growing
feet and priced according to (0 KA TO Q
sizes, from i.OU $V
BOYS' SCHOOL AND DRESS SHOES, $4.50 TO
$9.00 English or round toe lasts;. most complete
stock in Phoenix. These shoes are in black and
brown calfskin. Priced special, TO $Q
at a pair,
MEN'S REGULAR $9.00 SHOES, $5.95 Brown
and black calfskin shoes in English or round toe
styles. These shoes formerly sold at $9.00 a pair.
Special for this occasion, K QK
at a pair,
MEN'S WALK-OVER SHOES AT SAVINGS OF
$1.00 TO $3.00 A PAIR Shown in black or brown
.calfskin. Buy them now and you will get a saving
on a pair, TO 3
Economy Bargain Basement Offers
MEN'S $6 TO $9.50
BLUE RIBBON SER
VICE SHOES, $4.45
TO $7.45 Shoes that
are guaranteed to
give perfect satisfac
tion. They formerly
sold at $6.00 to $9.50.
Choose from the lot,
at
$4.45 T0
$7.45 . ;
MEN'S WALK-OVER SHOES UP TO $11.50, AT
$4.45 One large table of odds and ends. Shoes
that formerly sold up as high as $11.00, j A A C
offered special, at a pair, p4't-J
MEN'S $6.50 TO $11.00 DRESS SHOES, $4.95
TO $8.65 Black and brown kid and calfskin
shoes with welt soles. They formerly sold at $6.50
to $11.00. Priced special Q OK TO Q K
for this event, at a pair, O.UeJ
WOMEN'S $4.50 HIGH WHITE LACE BOOTS,
$1.95 Made with low heels. This is a special
purchase of several hundred pairs at a price be
low the cost to manufacture. It will pay you to
buy one or two pairs of these shoes and lay them
away for next season, if your present needs are
supplied. Regular S4.50 values, offered (M QFJ
while the lot lasts, at a pair, i J-.tj
WOMEN'S ENGLISH WALKING LACE BOOTS
UP TO $11.00, AT $3.95 TO $6.95 They are
here in gray and brown kid; smart styles for the
nifty dressers. On sale atfl?6 Q TO QC
the low price of a pair, iVO.VtJ
WOMEN'S ENGLISH WALKING OXFORDS UP
TO $5.00, AT $2.95 Brown and black kid and
calfskin. These oxfords have been selling up as
high as $5.00. Choose from the lot, G0 QfT
at a pair, tD.JO
CHILDREN'S, MISSES AND BOYS' SCHOOL
AND DRESS SHOES, $1.65 TO $4.45 A com
plete assortment of sizes and patterns. These we
have marked special, at TO $45
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(Economy Bargain Basement)
The Correct Fall Styles For Men
It is time for new clothes time to dress in tune with the new sea
son; mirror the vigor and freshness of autumn in your appearance.
We are ready to show you what is exactly right and in good taste
in suits and topcoats and what is, also, the best for you to buy. To
say briefly we have the latest in garments for men
Kuppenheimer , Styleplus and Langham
Good Clothes
just another way to say "gaod appearance." Be sure to re
member it.
You owe it to yourself to give your personality and figure the best
there is. It costs no more in fact, it costs less in the long run.
See the fall window exhibits:
and
m ore
Conservatism marks the new styles for fall. The waist-lines
pockets are a little lower; shoulders are natural; coat
nontri are soft and straighter. Browns are the favorite color.
$45
Rug
Bargain
Qxl2 ft. Axminster Hug, made
of selected yarns; woven
irv pretty patterns of floral
deRlerns' colors grreen and
brown.- A regular $65.00 rug,
for
$49-00
(Third Floor)
Rag
Rugs
Jade of selected rags, wov
en In pretty patterns of
pink and blue "Ilit-and-Miss"
designs fringe ends; sizes
24x36 inches to 7-6x10-6 ft.
$1.50 to $16.50
(Third Floor)
Door
Mats
Qocoa door mats the fine
brush kind that have
braided backs; size 18x30, at
$2.50; size 18x24, at $2.00, and
size 18x24 inches, at
$1.50
-CThlrd Floor)
Waste
' Baskets
Jaxler of it roOed diamond
fibres CA&tia appearance,
absolutely sanitary, easy to
clean and fire resisting.
Speclar, at $20, $2.00, $1.50
SLT.d
$1.25
(TTrtrd- Floor)
Linoleum
printed Linoleum that is 2
, yards 'vrld.e; several choic
patterns from whicn to e!ect
Housekeepers' Kale Frice, a
square yard, at only
$1.50
-(Third Floor)
Curtain
Rods
Trouble plated, goose neck
curtain rods rriced special
as follows: Double rod worth
$1.00, at 75c; single rod worth
60c, go at each.
35c
(Tbird Floor)
Bed
Spreads
72xS4-ineh Colored Bed
Spreads; shown in pink and
blue; heavy woven crochet
spreads in colors that are ab
solutely tub fast. Choice, at
$3.95
( Easement)
Bed
Spreads
OxSO-inch "Hampshire" bed
spreads; a closo weave,
medium weight spread; three
good patterns. Housekeepers'
i?ale, each, at
$2-75-
(Basement)
Bed
Spreads
""ut corner, tcalloped bed
spreads made to fit stand
ard size double beds; a double
weave rind an extra heavy
spread. Housekeepers Sale,
each,
$3.95
(I'.uement)
""TVo and a half pound feath
er pillows covered with
Amoskeag ticking and filled
with mixed turkey and chick
en feathers; sanitary and
clean. Kach, at
98c
-(Easement)
Pill
ow
Cases
Jgoth 42 and ' !5-irch cases
at one. prie". Made ot" a
good pra'!e mus'h!. 1 "riced in
the Ho:i.sik:epe; .;' S;.'.-. , at the
low price ',t c-.:ch.
39c
-(Easement)
Pillow
Cases
xfi-ineh "Orange lsiossom"
brand. This is our own
brand. We have 100 dozen
that the Mill owed us for a
year and shipped just in time
for this sale. Kaeh, at
55c
(Easement)
Bed
Spreads
g.lxyo-inch Eipellette Spreads
the spreads that need no
ironing. Only a limited quan
tity at the Housekeepers' Sale
Price of each,
$2-75
-(Easement)
Bed Bed
Spreads Spreads
gfixRO-inch eroclu t bed y-JxM -inch crochet bed
spreads: heavy .pnlity in spre.Ms m a la!!, dotibk-
Marseilles patterns that will !"';:;' !""!S' !
fill up when laundered. should lai e a.lvattt... of this
Housekeepers Sale, cath. at item. H. .-..keepers' Saic,
$1.95 ' ' " " $2.49
(Easement) diaseni' a