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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25. 1920 PAGE SEVEN I I SPECIALISTS In the Examination of Eyas and tha Fitting ef Corract Glattea Northrup Optical Co. 9 EAST ADAMS STREET Phone 670 for Appointment 111 r -"--- "ta ---- 36 East Washington St. Phone 30S9 yn'ui i WEATHER REPORT rr 5:2 US 8"o Stations 1 tr g p H wcalBries Hoaton Huffalo 73 Chicago 66 rcnver 4S Flagstaff 44 Kresno 78 f'.alveston 74 Kansas Clty.... C5 Los Antcelea .... 7fl Minneapolis ..... 60 Needles 70 New Orleans ... 68 New York 68 Oklahoma 48 PHOENIX Pittsbunr 72 Portland, Ore. .. 68 St. Louis 68 Salt Lake City . 12 San IMogo 68 San Francisco ..74 Spokane 62 Tucson 60 Washington 68 Winnipeg 40 Yuma 74 o 70 74 68 62 48 80 78 60 76 64 70 S4 68 48 76 78 6$ 62 44 74 7 68 72 64 78 Clear PC CMjr Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Pt. CUy Clear Clear Clear It. Cldy Clear Rain Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Tt. Cl.ly TLCldy Clear Clear .00 .00 .06 .00 .08 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .50 .00 .34 .00 .00 .00 .08 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 ERROR IN TIRE AD. Through a mechanical error a small column of list prices on fabric tires appeared upside down in the advertisement of the Western Auto Suppy agency In yester day mornings Republican. The error was apparent, however, so that It could he seen that the Inverted prices were not correct. An error also ap peared in the sale prices of two sizes or cord tires. TROOP A SMOKER Members of Troop A, First Arizona cavalry, will Kive a smoker and light refreshment at troop headquarters. 213 Kast Madi son street, at 8 o'clock tonight. The public Is cordially invited to attend. All members of the troop are expected to be present, as there are many mat ters of Importance to be brought be fore the troop on this occasion. FREE CLINIC A free chiropractic clinic will be held tonight, and every night this week, at 7 o'clock by the Mental Science college at 327 North Tenth street. The public Is Invited to attend. o MUNSON OPTICAL CO. 8 E. Washington Straat PHOENIX, ARIZONA Phoenix Seed and Feed Company Wholesale and Rata II ( 125 Eaat Jafferaon St. Haas, Bainch & Co, Inc. GROCERS WHOLESALE ARIZONA HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. Tha Only EXCLUSIVE WHOLESALE Hardware Houaa In tha Stats Constable Ice and Fuel Company Phone 1555 WOOD AND COAL Guaranteed TITLES Pheenl Tide V Trust Ca. SSX3SMS I Buy Diamonds and Pay Highest Cash Price r.lack Gardner 43 N. CENTRAL mza "jig wiawf smlar 73 64 28 E 12 0 (9 64 38 E 3 0 Local Waathar Yeeterday 8a.m. Noon (p.m. Temp, dry bulb ....41 Temp, wet bulb 38 Humidity, per cent.. 77 wind from . ., SK Wind, miles S Rainfall 0 Weather Clear Clear Clear Highest yesterday 78 Lowest yesterday 41 Total rainfall 00 leflcicncy In temperature yesterday, 9 degrees. Deficiency lr. temperature since the first of the month. 83 degrees, Accumulated deficiency In tempera ture since January 1, 73 degrees. Normal precipitation January 1 to date 6.27 Inches. Actual precipitation January 1 to date, 6.03 Inches. Deficielcy since January 1. 0.24 Inch PlumBINg HONEST WORK FAIR PRICES Sand ma your work foe quick end efficient eervice O. E. BELLASv 10 North First St.i Phone W7S HIGHWAYS WEATHER BULLETIN Rain and snow fell Tuesday and Tuesday night over the northern and central parts of the state. Improving roads where precipitation was light and making them slippery and unsafe where heavier. About one foot of snow lay on the ground "Wednesday morn ing in the vicinity of Flagstaff. Nearly two Inches of rain fell at Roosevelt dam while snow covered the surround ing mountains. Rain and snow fell In the vicinity of Prescott but the amount is not known; more than an Inch of ram was reported at Granite Reef dam As a large amount of precipitation occurred in Coconino and Yavapai counties, near the Santa Fe railway, roaaa in that secilon are In bad con dltion. Reports received from county en glneers since the rain are as follows Cochlea County All roads in good condition end be lng improved. Graham County Graham county roads rough and dusty. ' Maricopa County Valley roads drying out and sd--antage being taken of rain to put them In better shape. Wlckenburg. Dlack Canyon, Coast and Superior roads and Apache Trail open. Navajo County Holbrook-Ft. Apache road good to Pnowflake: to Showlow, muddy from snow on the 20th. Showlow to Fort Apache, passable; llolhrook to Wins low being dragged; will be O. K. by the 26th. Old Trails to St. Johns, good. Pima County About o ne-fourth of an Inch of rain foil at Tucson. ROBERT Q. GRANT. o , HI IE16 OF Coming hlvenis We'll put you wise! Rogers Peet clothes are one of the best Fall buys. All wool. Fast color. Monday, Oct. 25. Luncheon by home economics department of Woman s club, at club house. 1 d. m. Tuesday, Oct. 26. Miller-Sterling art exhibition, Woman's club, at 2:30 P. m. j Wednesday, Oct. 27- Roosevelt Day. Wednesday, Oct. 27 Public Hallowe'en Bridge tea by Harmony club at the Woman's club, 2:30 p. m. Thursday, Oct. 28 Tea dance at the County club, 5 to 8 p. m. Thursday, Oct 28 Semi-annual con vention of Central Arizona Dis trict Federation of Clubs at Peoria Thursday, Oct. 28 Hallowe'en dance at Woman's club by Business and Professional Woman's club. Friday, Oct. 29 Box social by Madi son Woman's club at the Madison school, 7:30 p. m. Saturday, Oct. 30 Hallowe'en supper dance at Country club, 7 p. m. Thursday, Nov 11 Concert by Joseph Lhevinne, Russian pianist, at high school auditorium, under auspices of Musical Events club. IICS STOLEN CAR IDmil WRECKED Only the number cast on the engine of the motor made it possible for J. R. Fje to Identify his Maxwell auto mobile, stolen Thursday Light, when he came upon a sorry looking object in a wash 15 miles north of Phoenix yes terday. The car had been completely tripped of every detachable thing, even a seat cushion Deing missing. The tires, rims, lights, batteries and other accessories had been removed and carted away. Fye's car was stolen from Phoenix. Thursday evening. The owner started a wide search for the missing motor and finally located It north of Hyatt's camp yesterday. Damage to the car will total several hundreds of dollars. he said. START SEARCH FOR 10-BR-OLQ BOY "Knox" Hats. REDUCE SOKE Oil 'Edwin Clapp" shoes. MI n "Manhattan" shirts. TO EASTERN FBI City and county officials have been asked to aid in a county-wide search for 10-year-old Harry Davis, who has been missing from his home, 726 East Pierce street, since 5 o'clock Saturday I evening. The little fellow strayed away with out giving his parents any idea as to his Intended destination. When he did not return by midnight, a search of the neighborhood was started, and then city and county officers were notified. W hen last seen, he was wearing a grey suit, a scout hat, black shoes and stockings. o "Society Brand" suits and overcoats. Everything in high quality men's wear. "Hartmann' trunks, suit cases, fitted cases, traveling bags. HAZE BURGH E A MODEL CONSTABLE Everybody in the East Phoenix pre cinct knows that Haze Burch is again candidate for constable of that pre cinct, and almost everybody. Demo crat and Republican, is Intending to vote for him. Mr. Burch is said by those who have observed his work to be one of the best constables that ever served in Arizona. When Sheriff Montgomery was undecided whether he would be a candidate for re-elec tion. Mr. Hurch had been picked as the Republican candidate for that of fice In the event that Mr. Montgomery should yield to his own Inclination and retire to private life. Mr. Burch. as constable, did ' not think that his duty was fully per formed in serving the Warrants that were handed to him. either in civil or criminal cases. Many matters that did not properly belong in court but which would ultimately have found their way there at considerable ex. pense to litigants or the county were submitted to him as a sort of referee and amicable adjustments were made. o McDougall & Cassou Washington Street The advance on consignments of Pima cotton to the People's National banK of Boston through Calder & Rich mond has been reduced from 35c to 25 a pound, according to advices received yesterday by M. P. Smith, local repre sentative of Calder & Richmond. Mr Smith's announcement of the reduc tion said: "Advices from the People's National bank to Calder & Richmond reduce ad vances on consignments of Pima cot I ton from 85c a pound gross weight to 2oo a pound gross weight. The pres ent cotton market in the east ia abso lutely stagnant and money is far from free. This move is made as much to protect the grower of cotton as to ease the bank. It is very probable the cotton market, while only nominal, will fall somewhat below the low present level. Absolutely no sales are being TRUSS FITTING A Specialty Private and Satisfac tory Fitting KIMBALL & HULETT N. W. Corner Adams. Phone 4414 LOANS EASY TO GET In euma uo o VJOO at lawful rates, n your furniture, piene. auto ma. bile, livestock. Impler-enla, eta. Rapay In email monthly payment H dattred. Ample funds. Just and aurtaoua treatment. Strictly can f idantial. PEOPLE'S LOAN AND INVEST MENT COMPANY Phone 1338. S3 Cast Waahlngtea aBn waoat ism v ramZSt Arizona Iron Works, Inc. p. O. Box 87S Fhone 1J7I Three blocks south of State Cap ital between Jack eon and Hani aon Streets. We have an up-to-date Foundry and Machine Shop and specialize In repairing Mining and Cotton Ola machinery. E. C. VOSS, Manage-. RED CROSS CHAPTER IS NEXT WEDNESDAY or much Importance, as well as In terest, to members of the American ued lrosa in this district is the an nual meeting of the Central Arizona chapter to be held at 4 o'clock next Wednesday afternoon in the chamber of commerce building. The local Red C ross chapter is now planning Its peace time worK and at the annual meeting memrwrs will elect the board of dlrec tors for the coming year. Though many persons are under the impression that Its work stopped with the ending of the war and the war pe riod, the Red Cross is now engaged In a projrram of peace time work as im portant and as worthy of interest and support as its war operations. With this the case, it is naturally essential that members of the rreat organization continue to take part in its activities Members of the Central Arizona chapter are urgently requested to at tend the annual meeting to be held next Wednesday. o PROPER PROCEDURE What is a young man to do when his attention is arrested by a pretty girl?" "Why. carry his case to court, of course." Baltimore American. o Elect Stoddard state senator, adv. It HIEW BOOKS RECEIVED AT PUBLIC LIBRARY Books added to the Phoenix public library during the past week were: Fine Art of Photography. Paul I Anderson: Everychild's Folk Songs and Games, C. S. Bailey; How to Draw. Ieon Barritt: Inventions of the Great War. Alexander R. Bond; Por traits of American Women. Gamaliel Bradford; Maids. Wives and Widows, Rose Falls Brs; One-hundred Bunga lows. Building Brick Association: Dawn of Mind. Margaret Drummond: How to Make Lantern Slides. Frank R. Frapie: Art Principles. Ernest Govett: Developing Executive Abilitv, K. B. Gowln; Laborador Doctor. W. T. Grenfell; Some By-products of Mis sions. L T. Headland; Walking Stick Papers, Robert C. Holiidav; Book of a Naturalist. William H. Hudson: Two Years of Faulty Taxation, O. II. Kahn; Principles find Practice of Pruning. M. G. Kains: Windsor Handbook. Wallace Nutting: History of Suffrage in the United States. K. H. Torter; Wonder of War at Sea, F. W. Rolt-Wheeler: Waterproofing Engineering. Joseph Ross: Fourfold Test of Mormonism. Henry C. Sheldon: High School Prize Speaker. W. I Snow: Etianetto Made Easy. E. S. Sou ire: "Tell Me a Story I Never Heard Before." Mary Stew art; Boy's Book of Mechanical Models, William B. Stout: Short Stories from the Balkans. E. W. Underwood: Pa cific History Stories. Hair Wagner; Between Two Worlds. John II. Willey; Outlook Book for Little People, Laura Winnlngton. Engraved WEDDING INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENT CARDS MJPJFACTUFJ.NS ETAnDNERS- .17 WEST ADAMS -T. ROYAL ARCH MASONS n'ill confer the Mark Master's degree tonight, Monday, Octo ber 25, in the Masonic temple. All sojourning Companions cor dially, invited, it IF ITS JEWELRY WE MAKE IT TO ORDER Geo. Da Freitaa Manufacturing Jeweler If Its Broken We Repair It 25 North First Ave- Phoenix r 07-south -gag ..ANCON.AND ICARLSON MACHINISTS 737 Grand Ave Phone 1360 FECIALS Sugar Sugar 9c "OUR MOTTO" Service and Satisfaction We call and deliver to all parts of the city A Trial Will Convince PHONE 1042 ASK FOR HARRY STRAUSS Now With Paris Cleaners 121 West Monroe Granulated Sugar, Per lb We will sell you 6 lbs. at the above price with every $6.00 order of other groceries. Fresh Bulk 11 lbs. for Flapjack Pancake Flour, Ol Per nke -J-V Yellow Split Peas, per lb Creamery Butter, Per lb Jam 1 large Jar Fancy Flagstaff Potatoes, QQ 10 lbs. for OOC Pure Mesqulte Honey, Quart Jar Fancy Pink Beans, 10 lbs. for Salt Pork, Per lb. ..... . Star Flour, 24 -lb. Sack Breakfast Bacon per lb Fancy Japan Rice, Ff 3 lbs. for OUC P & G Naptha Soap, 10 Bars for Pumpkin Yams, 4 lbs. for Bread, 3 loaves (14 oz.) Good Coffee In bulk. 3 lbs. for Fancy dried Raisins, Peaches and Apricots. Holland Herrings, Mackerel. Codfish, Bloaters. WE DELIVER Send Us Your Mail Orders GRIEBEL'S GROCERY 218 W. Washington St Phone 1508 ".......Sl.OO 15c 65c 85c 38c ...85c ....98c ...28c 81.75 ,..36c ...50c 89c . 25c ..25c ..87c Agents W anted BEST AUTO SHOP TOOL EVER MADE New Mexico and Arizona. Will give you a big money making deal if you come at once. Atherton-Salter Mfg. Co. Kersting- Hotel, Monday and Tuesday BUDWEISER Now on Sale st All Fountains, Cafes, Pool Halts, and Grocery Stores HALL-POLLOCK COMPANY Distribirto re PHOENIX ti ARIZONA v J made in th- east, and it is very prob able the market will remain in a stag nant condition for some little time. "When the market opens there If every probability of a brisk demand and a fair, equitable price. The cotton consigned so far this year Is the most even staple and the best grade ever sent out of the valley. Pooling of this cotton for the purpose of offering for sale is being begun and every con signor will bo kept informed of the market at regular intervals and given an opportunity to put a minimum price on his cotton that it may be Included in offers." Mr. Smith's office here Is located at 7 North Central avenue. WHAT ABOUT YOUR CLOTHES FOR FAIR WEEK? Are they cleaned and1 pressed? If not, see JONES Jones Cleaning Works 225 West Adams St Phone 1768 Sheldon the Jeweler 106 N. First Ave. The Best Equipped Work Shop in Arizona We Repair Swiss and All Foreign Made Watches For business administration elect Stoddard senator. adv. It A French economist makes the state ment that the war added ten million to the list of smokers in France. Ji Beautiful, Long-lived Roof Certain-teed Shingles Certain-teed Asphalt Shingles, in subdued reds or greens, add sn attractive touch to the appearance of any home. Their surface' does not wear oil, wash off or change color and they do not crack or break. In addition to their beauty, they provide .weather protec tion and are, at the same time, file-retarding and spark-proof. Their cost is low compared with other equally high grade types of roofing and they are guaranteed for ten years. In addition to shingles, Certain- teed Roofing comes in rolls, mineral-surfaced red or green much like the shingles in appearance and also in the smooth surface staple gray kind. I,ike all products bearing tha Certain-teed label, Certain teed Roofings, are the highest quality. See a Certain-teed dealer tha next time you need roofing. He can help you select the best kind of roofing for your pur poses and sell you what you need at a real saving in cost. Certain-teed Product Corporation General Offices, Saint Louis OfBcae aad WereceutM ia Pnadpal Ct&ae gERTATlsnY OF quality and guaranteed satiseaciicn - CERTAIN -TEED WW.! Certain-teed Roofing sold by BENNETT LUMBER CO. Certain-teed Roofing sold by 0'MALLEY LUMBER CO. Certain-teed Roofing sold by GLENDALE LUMBER CO. Glendale Arizona