Arizona republican. [volume], October 11, 1920, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 11, 1920
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PHONE 1387
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Busts the Price
"'V0" highest qusl.ty
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ONIONS
ONIONS
25c
HILLS BLUE
CAN COFFEE
.r.....$1.09!
87c
SUGAR
SUGAR
15c
90c
50c
S2.75
30c
29c
17c
SPUDS
SPUDS
Largs Fancy California
..S3.35 ;
S1.70
88c
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3 lb. Iluokskln
Onions
3 lb. Hii
Coffee . . .
lb.
Coffee . . .
Clr.inuhited Sugar,
Per H
Gallon Can
Apricots
Gallon Can
Pumpkin
5 Gallon
Pumpkin
Chicken Tamales,
Per can
1 x go r.ottle Tomato
Catsup
t-arge Can Bauer
Kraut
Joe roteete, well known Mexiran. Is
In a critical candltion as a result of
knife wounils sustained in a fight at a
Mexican dunce hall on Lincoln street.
brtwppn Fourteenth anil Fifteenth ave
nues, about 8 o'clock last night. Offi
cer are looking for Ixreta Uroes Yes-
ens, who la alleged to'have committed
the assault.
Five wounds were Inflicted by the
BMwailant, all in the stomach. One cut
Into the liver. A large bladed pocket
knife was used. It Is nelieved. Physi
cians hold littiH hope for Poteete's recovery.
The trouble started in the dance hall.
witnesses said, over a woman. Yescas
hall and when roteete started a.incinr;
with a friend of the former, Yescas left
hia Instrument.
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PRODUCTS
If Maricopa county Is to make any
kind of showing at all in the agricul
tural exhibits at ti e state fair this
year, according to O. E. Fauley, fair
commissioner, farmers must come for
ward at once wifh ;heir products for
exhibit. Coconino nd Yavapai coun
ties, he said, are going to come out
strons? with larpe exhibits and are al
ready planning' on taking home the
prizes. This honor, he says, belongs
to Maricopa, the la -pest county from
the standpoint of cultivation, but 'un
less th farmers enter Iheir exhibits
the prizes w ill go e sewhere.
Farmers are ursed to enter their
fruits, vegetables and grains. The
commission. Mr. Fauley said, wants
anything in the way of agricultural
products, whether it is first class or
not. The more stuff the. commission
has on hand the better the general
county exhibit will be. rumpkins,
though a larger part of the acreage
of the county has been devoted to cot
ton. Mr. Fauley believes that enough
products are available to make the best
exhibit of the state if the farmers
will only come forward with it.
All farmers are asked by Mr. Fauley
to notify him at once at the office of
the board of supervisors of their In
tention to enter exhibits so that plans
can be formulated for the exhibit.
Should any of the farmers have some
thing to exhibit but do not care to
bring it In, Mr. Fauley states if they
will leave word at the office of Ihe
board of supervisors, the commission
will be only too glad to call for th
nroduce. "Come forward." f?c urges,
"and riake Maricopa county the win
ner this year."
The two argued for ft While on the fr.otatr.es fruit!, of ull kind', srriln.i and
Idanco floor. They finally worked their I aii other nrorfi.ct are wanted. Al-
ay outsme ana mere, in a aarK spot.
Yescas Is alleged to have slashed Po
teete. Friends of the two were arrayed
In a free-for-all, witnesses said, but
when Poteete sank to the ground from
los of blood, the attacking party took
! flight.
Police and sheriffs deputies rushed
to the scene but Yescas had been gone
for several minutes. Every available
officer was engaged In the hunt, but
up to a late hour had not apprehended
the man. He resides at 25 South
Ninth street and has several brothers
and sisters here.
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79c
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14c
16c
20c
17c
20c
17c
Extra,
Spuds.
Per 100 Iba
50 lbs. Fancy California
Potatoes ....
S3 lbs. Fancy California
Potatoes
Some price for potatoes
BEANS
BEANS
10 lbs. California
Pink Prang
Illinois Sugar Corn,
Per Case-
Illinois Sugar Corn,
Per Can
Sweet Peas.
Per Can
California rmnea.
Per lb
:3-ib. r.ox
Per lb
Dry Apples,
rer lb
50. lh. Box,
Per lb
FLOUR
FLOUR
P.LL'K BELL, OUR TRIDE
Anybody can make good bread
with Blue Bell Flour even your
husband.
43 lbs. Clue Bell
Flour
33 lbs. Blue Bell
Flour
JAM
JAM
4Vi lbs net we.ght g- 44
Crock Jam XJX. X X
Following kinds Blackberry,
Raspberry. Strawberry, Loganberry,
Peach, Fig, Apple and Apricot.
PASTE
GOODS
5 Packages Macarona, Q
Spaghetti. Vermicelli OOC
You can assort the five packages
among the three kinds.
10 Bars
Lennox Soap
Irge Can Solid Tack
Tomatoes
S-gallon can Pure
Mesqulte Honey .
45-lb Can Lard JQ QA
Compound kJ(J)
I Loaves
Dread ..
TWO ITED SPEAKERS
TO W TO PHOENIX
Col. Ralph Cole of Ohio will address
the people of Phoenix at the Y. M. O. A.
stadium tonight "at 8 o'clock. Mr. Cole
Is a brother ofHon. R. Clint Cole, who
visited many points In Arizona last
summer and who Is a representative In
, congress from Ohio. Ralph Cole served
In congress for six years and last sum
mer,was a candidate. for the Republi
can nomination for governor of Ohio.
Frank R. Stewart announced laat
night that he had succeeded in book
ing Hon. J. Adam Brde of Minnesota
for a speech at the stadium next Sat
urday night. He Is touring the nation
at the instance of the Republican na
tional committee and Is now in the
middle west on his way from the east.
Mr. Bede was for some years a mem
ber of congress from Minnesota and
was serving in congress at the time of
the attempt to pass the Joint statehood
bill. He appeared as one of the moat
eloquent of the defenders of Arizona,
urging that ita autonomy be preserved
under statehood.
He was probabl the greatest hu
morist that ever ant In congress, as he
is the foremost himorist on the lec
ture platform tody, and next to Mr.
Bryan is the greatest drawing card at
Chautauquas. lit will be with Mr.
Cole at Bisbee no tt Friday night an
at Nogales on Thi rsday night.
Don't
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to levesti
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THE BIGGEST TIRE BARGAINS EVER OFFERED
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With purchase of one Tire at list price
ALSO GOODYEAR TUBES FOR SALE
Southwest
Corner
Lvenui
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S3.39
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49c
19c
.88.95
: 25c
Marvin Smith
We deliver orders of J1.00 or
over. Have them delivered.
Phone 1337 3:a H. Washington St.
Certain-teed is
Easy to Lay
Crtain-td Roofing means
teat savin; to you, for in addition
to ita reasonable jrice, it costs
vary littl" to lay.
Unskilled labor, csing ordinary
car and by following the in
true Joi.a anclcai in every roll,
can lay it properly.
Certain-teed
ROOFING
la highest quality- It is weather
proof, fire-retarding and spark-proof-
It la guaranteed Tor 5, 10
or 13 years, according to weight.
See na about a roof for house or
barn. We can save you tnooey
on the most modern type of
roofing.
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The Yard of Service
BENNETT LUMBER CO, Inc.
J. J. HALLORAN, Mgr.
second Ave. Jackson Phone 1247
Gins
For Immediate
Delivery
Carload lots of
Piatt Long Staple
Cotton Gins have just
been received Also
walrus hide deliver
ies now on prompt
orders.
SriTi-BOOTMSMER CO.
PUMPS ENGINES MOTORS
LOS ANGELES TAFT
::3 233 Central Ave
-MACHINERY SUPPLIES
SAN FRANCISCO
50-63 Fremont Street
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A loss today for he sake of better
business tomorrow
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LOCOMOBILE
MERCER
RerUed Pries
Effective Oct. 1st
Old
Pries
Revised Pries
Effective Oct. lit
Old
Fries
7-Passenger Touring $7,550 ?8,900
4-Passenger Touring 7,650 9,000
7-Passenger Limousine 9,150 10,500
7-Passenger Landaulet 9,150 10,500
(THESE PRICES F. O. B. FACTORIES)
Raceabout
Touring
Sport Model
Runabout
Coupe
$3,675
3,950
3,950
3,950
5,150
Touring Limousine 5,650
$4,675
4,950
4,950
4,950
6,150
6,650
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PRICES are coming down because
they must not because costs
have lowered, but because business
in this country cannot resume its nor
mal volume and confidence until the
adequate buying power of the dollar
has been restored.
This is not palatable doctrine to manu
facturers who, like ourselves, are actually
facing higher costs today than six' months
ago; but it is the, irresistible logic of the
situation, and only as it is generally faced
and courageously met will the restoration of
the economic equilibrium b chastened.
When Hare's Motors undertook the oper-
ation of the companies under its control it'
was fully expected as we took much pains
at the time to make the public aware that
their increased production under the direc
tion of our able engineering staff would
eventually reduce costs regardless of the
general price trend, but it was not expected
that our operations would by this time have
reached that stage and, as a matter of fact,
thev have not.
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Both output and sales have been greater dur
ing the last four months than at any other
equivalent period in the history of the Loco
mobile and Mercer Companies, but improve
ments in both products, plus increasing costs
of labor and materials, have more than kept
pace with increased production, and except
for the obvious duty of collaboration among
manufacturers to restore the morale of busi
ness, even at considerable temporary sacrifice,
there would be no justification whatever for
a price reduction at thi3 time.
Nevertheless, we are convinced that such
procedure is today both sound and constructive
that the greatest ultimate profit i to be
earned by taking a present loss and it is our
earnest hope that before the. period expires
within which, under existing conditions, we can
afford to maintain the revised price list, our
business will have expanded enough and our
costs will have dropped enough to warrant our
making the new prices permanent.
If not, we shall have no recourse but to re
vise again and this time upwards.
Because of the element of uncer
tainty which obscures this point we
are for the present accepting orders
for delivery at the new scale until
January 1st only.
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