Arizona republican. [volume], October 28, 1920, Page PAGE TEN, Image 10

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THE ARIZONA KEI'UBLIUAN, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 28, 1920
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CEBIT FRIE1SH1P
EH CITY
'lementlng the cordial relationship
between Kl paS(, arul i-no,nlTi I0uow.
in conforenc. of representatives of
the Io.l chmbr of rommorfi with
'r-reienUtlves of the Kllao orgar.i
fatlon tMth reference to & rolsunde
tndin concerning a ron.l race be
tn the Tesaa city and I'hoenlx. the
'nllnwln st of resolution i
adopted titr(!T by the directors f
rnamner of fommfrrt !n regular
meeting at the Alison club at noon:
niiereae the 8outhet represent
th lamest and inot Important area
In the country possible of greater de
velopment at the rnr reasonable coat,
and offering the most attractive return
for-effort and Investment, ami
"Whereas there should exist the most
clo" and sincere co-operUon between
all communities In the Southwest, und
"WhTcas certain statements have
Veen m.ul tending to create U lotion
l-efAorn th two So'iMrtant communi
ties of in I ..,, t., nnl Phoenix,
ArU.. and
"Whereas we lm e asuranre- from
the i;i Iio chamber of commerce, and
the snme assurtn"s are Riven by the
hatnhrr of commerce, of I'hoenlx. Ari
ona.lthat there is absolutely no foun
dation for the statements referred to.
and thst there Is officially the warmest
r:r1 each for the other community.
Nnw, therefore. ! It resolved, oy
the directors of the chamber of com
merce of Phoenix, Aril., In special
meeting assembled, that this greetings
f this community ho extended to the
Kl Paso chamber of commerce-, with
urances that the best of feeling and
harmony doe prevail, and that we as
n organisation. 1 pledge ourselves to
do everything In our poer to advance
the. spirit of co-operalion, good feeling
and fellowship between O'lr respective
communities, and
" "We, further resolve that f copy of
this resolution be. sent to tho Kl Paso
chamber of commerce and printed In
the dally press of I'.l I 'a so and I'hoe
nlx." Tbe resolution Is signed by TJ. D.
ltrpr,, president of the local chamber
of commerce.
The next business taken up by the
directors was a consideration of re
marks made by Hen Klce before them
concerning complaints of exorbitant
prices to be charged by hotel and res
taurant keepers djrlnjr state fair wenk.
Thesis complaints. Mr. Klce said, were
made during the convention of the
Arizona Merchant' association at No
li -lies several weeks ago.
Mr. Pice was told that the matter
had been taken up with the hotel ir
restaurant men by a committee, and
that several had given their assurances
thst no raises were contemplated. A
detailed report of these conferencs. l.e
was told, is In preparation and will bo
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rendered to the chamber of commerce
within a few days. In the meantime
the matter has been referred to the
hotel committee f the chamber of
commerce for further action.
The question of a closer co-operation
between all the different sections of
Arizona waa brought forward for dis
cussion. President Iloper urging the di
rectors to rive the matter their close
attention and to prepare plans of co
operation with other parts of the state
at the next meeting of the board of
directors.
The meeting adjourned after Capt. A.
C. Taylor, chairman of the advertising
committee of the chamber of com
merce, had outlined plans for diverting
tourists to this part of the state,
CEMArEll
F
WILL MEET TOW
With representatives ot 19 women's
Clubs in attendance, the Central Ari
zona Federation of clubs will hold Its
semi-annual meeting at Peoria toddy.
"CitUenship' will be tho keynote of
the program and the principal speaker
will be (iovernor Thomas K. Campbell.
Governor Campbell was scheduled to
spenk this attcrnoon but owing to af
fairs of. state requiring his attention
he will be on the morning program.
Mrs. K. J. Flanigan of Bisbee, presi
dent of the state federation of women's
clubs, will be among the speakers,
while other prominent club women to
appear on the program are Mrs. II. D.
Ross, state president of the federation
of musical clubs and former president
of the federation fow headed by Mrs.
Flanigan. Another former president of
the state federation who will con
tribute sn address will be Mrs. II. A.
Guild. Dr. Mary N ff "will also speak.
Mrs. II. C. Ixickett. president of the
district federation, will make an ad
dress and there will be reports from
officers of the federation and the fol
lowing clubs affiliated with the federa
tion: Woman's club of Phoenix, College
club. Musicians' club. Harmony club,
Madison Improvement club, Tempe
Woman's club, Alhambra Neighbor
hood club, Fowler Neighborhood club.
Neighborhood club of the southsido,
Osborn Woman's club, Peoria Woman's
club. Woman's club of the Washington
district, Wednesday Afternoon Social
Circle, Olendale Woman's club. Wom
an's club of Chandler, Woman's club
of Mesa. Woman's club of Iaveen,
Woman's club of 'Gilbert, and Woman's
club of Florence.
The executive board of the federa
tion comprises Mrs. Lockett, preeidont;
Mrs. C. A. Kobinson of Glendale, first
vice president; Mrs, James S. Griffin,
second vke president: Mrs. W. M.
Heach of Mesa, treasurer; Mrs. George
Harnum. recording secretary; Mrs.
Grelg Scott, corresponding, secretary,
and Mrs. A. M. Harmer of Chandler,
auditor.
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MUSTERED
TROOP C Hi
INTO STflE SERVICE
Troop B. First Arizona Cavalry, is
now not a dream but a reality, for at
8:30 o'clock last night the unit was
formally mustered into the military
service of the state. Tbe musier Al
lowed federal Inspection of the troop
by Ideut. Col. Oaujot of the . First
Caralrr. stationed at Douglas, and
after the ceremony coffee and Tie were
served the men.
Colonel Gaujot and Iieut. Tlerson,
fllsht officer, came to Phoenix yester
day in an army airplano, making the
trip In an hour and 35 minutes. They
will return to Douglas this morning.
Troop B, the new local national
guard organization, will be housed In
a separate armory, it wrs announced
last night, as soon as a suitable loca
tion can be found. Horses, uniforms
and complete equipment will be or
dered t once. Officers of the newly
organized troop are Capt. F. S. Tatch,
of the Southwest Cotton company:
First Lieut. W. W. Carpenter, cadet
adjutant and science Instructor at the
high achool; and Second Lieut. S. J.
Holsinger, vocational education In
structor at the Madison and Creighton
schools.
. In connection with the mustering in
of Troop B. plans for an armory bull(J
ing here were discussed at a dinner
last night, attended by Colonel Gaujot,
Lieut. Plerson, City Manager V. A.
Thompson. Adjutant General Walter
Ingalls, and the officers of the troop.
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The Store of Better Values. Expert Service in Our Mall Order Department. Store Hours, 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.
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NSK BAD CHECK
Fred Argall yesterday was held to
answer to the superior court by Justice
McKee after a preliminary hearing on
a charge of attempting to pass a ficti
tious check. He was commHted to
the county Jail when ne failed to fur
nish a bond of $1000. The complaint
was made by Sam Ballsun, who alleges
Argall attempted to pass a check for
$50 to him on October 23.
Argall also Is charged with obtaining
money and property ty means of a
bogus check which Nat Kobn alleges
Argall passed to him. The check was
for $5.25 and .was drawn payable to
cash and signed by .1. E. Brown." It
was endorsed by F. S. Argall. Argall
was also held to answer on this charge.
It Is alleged in the first complaint that
no such person exists as E. I Stuart.
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HOPE NEVER DIES.
We're hoping the twentieth amena
ment will have something to do with
protecting the rights of mere men.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
-Special Notice Regarding
SWITZER'S STYLE SHOP
SA.LE
Of Late Season Styles at
New Low Prices
f ' '' - nt"'
Charge purchases made
todays Friday and Satur
day (last three days of the
month), will appear on
statements' mailed on De-i
cember 1st. !
aS'.at ir'!
A living model will dis
play last minute arrivals in
Peggy Paige Dresses and
Smart Fox Furs each after
noon this week, and in our
Adams Street, window Sat
urday evening.
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Phone 4391
Established 1862
Highland Linen
Made in five beautiful colors for
my ladye to choose from white,
pink, blue, grey, violet and chamois
special. ,
65c Per Box
Sheets
72x90 firmly woven sheets and
made with an excess of dressing.
$1
AT
OCT!
OLDWATE1
ELM
SILK
SALE
STYLE
SHOP
Corner Adams St. at First Ave. Balke Bldg. ;
The most wonderful fabric of all ages, worn by those who appreciate that "something different" which make for refinement and distinct
Individuality. ' ' '
Always has the black color silk been one of dignity when worn by maid or matron. On all occasions people for either formal or Informal
social functions. The vogue of this season has been to the black and. the soal of correct apparel is assured those who choose It for their raiment.
44-INCH BLACK COSTUME VELVET
Please noto the width of this beautiful fabric.
The color is absolutely fast and the quality is a
"Goldwater" standard, especially priced at this
sale.
40-INCH BLACK CREPE TAFFETA That
soft, beautiful silk that everyone delights In
having gowns made from. The season's new
color trimmings would look good with this mer
chandise.
36-INCH BLACK DUTCHESS SATIN of the
heavy quality. This fabric Is very durable and
should make a beautiful gown.
86.95 Yd
$3.00 Yd
Special 3.75
40-INCH BLACK CHIFFON VELVET That
soft. iJcautiful, fine quality that we all delight
in possessing The best of merchandise In
Fhoenix today. Extra special.
40-INCH BLACK CREPE METEOR Well
worth your looking at. It will make a charming
gown for that social function of next month. -
40-INCH BLACK SATIN SUBLIME Truly,
Indeed is this a sublime piece of merchandise.
A rich color and pretty jsoft silk. ,
$2.95 Yd .
$3.25 Y"d
$8.50 Y"d
36-INCH BLACK TAFFETA A little heavier
than the aboe mentioned. One that will com
bine beauty and durability. This is an excep
tional offering.
Sp". $2.35 '
33-INCH BLACK SKINNER TAFFETA
That has a reputation tho world over as Xo.
one of the better wearing fabrics. You can
buy for beauty and refinement In a gown. We
can recommend this grada.
sPcia1' $3.25 Yd .
40-INCH BLACK CHIFFON TAFFETA
Especially good for an evening gown. Will make
up wonderfully well. '
Special $2.95 Yrd
36-INCH BLACK COSTUME VELVET The
fabric Dame Fashion has decreed as correct.
Absolutely a fast color.
Sp;i $5.95" Yard
Serge and Silk for Our
Sweethearts, The Children .
The youngsters deserve the hest
of practical things. Nothing more
serviceable for them than serge or
silk dresses. An extra touch to
childhood is added by the quaint
trimmings that lend color to rose
bud cheeks. Charming and pretty
are the styles and the braid trim
med serges for weiht make an
extra durable school garment. For
those comins parties f winter an
extra silk drt-ss adds a great deal
of pleasure. 1
$9.95 T0 $39.50
SECOND FLOOR
Open Goods and the -Royal
Society Packages
have been radically reduced In
price to meet the new conditions
that are created by the unstaple
market conditions. A fuU news
paper column would be required to
quote each individual reduction
our stock being so lare. We ask
the indulgence of thoso of our good
friend to come and visit our Art
Needlework department, where
courteous salesfolks will tie only too
pleased to display for your fancy all
the new merchandise.
MEZZANINE FLOOR
Most Excellent Values in
Fall Shoes
BOYS' SHOES on a standard
unaon army UsU Regular army
stock used to make them. A
healthy boy w il lhavo a hard time
kicking holes in them.
Sizes 9-132 SS.45
size. 1-6 $7.85
MISSES' PATENT DRESS
BUTTON SHOES, with turn soles.
They come In black and white kid
tops, ail sizes, all widths, sizes 11 Vs
l "Black Top, 6.45
40-INCH BLACK CREPE MJETEOR of that
extra heavy quality. The grade that has been
so extremely hard to obtain for some time past.
An extra special price,
$3.95 Yd
40-INCH BLACK CREPE METEOR of the
heaviest weight. A most beautiful material for
an evening gown distinctiveness and refine-
" Special 5.95 Yard .
36-INCH BLACK MESSALINE A suitable
material for the growing girl of 16 years. Our
trimming department can help you to make
your selection.
Special $1.49 Yard
36-INCH BLACK DUTCHESS SATIN Is an
other wqiiderful piece of merchandise that deft
fingers can transform to a beautiful gown.
40-INCH BLACK CREPE DE CHINE A
beautiful fabric to make up for that grown
girl. Our trimming department can help won
derfully with suggestion.
Special $1.29
Special 2.65
Special 3.45
36-INCH BLACK SKINNER'S SATIN One
thatis known the world over as the best.
Express Today Brought New Dresses
40-INCH BLACK CREPE DE CHINE Of a
heavy quality,. full width and will cut to make
a beautiful gown.
sPial $1.95 Yard
40-INCH BLACK CREPE DE CHINE A
truly lustrous silk in a quality we can recom
mend as being one of the better kind.
sPial $2.75 Yard
40-INCH BLACK CREPE DE CHINE The
heaviest quality we carry. A grade that would
make a garment that would be tery durable
and "beautiful garment.
SPial 3.25 Yard
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36 INCH BLACK TAFFETA of an excellent
quality. Will make a smart gown at a, mini
mum cost.
Special 1.95 Yard
Week End Specials
Women's Hosiery
COTTON HOSE In a good as
sortment of standard colors black,
brown, and white. Extra special
3 Pair $1.00
FULL FASHIONED LI8LE
HOSE In an excellent quality;
colors, brown, black and white.
50c Pct PaUr
HOSE
FIBRE SILK WOMEN'S
In all the better shade
79c Spi
Pure Silk, eejnl-fasaioned. in all
the wanted shades
$1.19
"Women's Pure Silk Semi-fashioned
hose, one that ahowe Its good
tnallty in brown, black and white.
$1.39
Pure thread sSk full fashioned
hose, gray, brown, black and
white, a very excellent quality at
our special price
$2.75
sf all the newer styles worn In the large eastern cities. Created es
pecially for late Fall wear and having those touches of styitngs that
are now In vogue there. The long blouse effect, collarlcss in the round
or square, long or short sleeves, embroidered braided lace collars and
vestees.
The heavy all wool French serges make a serviceable gown for
Informal wear. Crepes, Duvctyn, Velvets Satin, Jerseys and Tricotlne
can be made to serve the double purpose for formal or informal
occasions. There is, an ample selection to choose from and the most
exacting will not find it hard to suit her pleasure of color stylings or
trimmings. Prices
$29.50 to $275.00
SECOND FLOOR
e
Brushed-Tuxeudo Wool Scarfs
Full length scarfs made in all the newer color combinations so
popular with young women. Brush finished, long fringes and charm
ing Jacquard Tuxeudos.
" White ToPl 7.45
Ladies' Suede Oxfords in a good
black color, light welt soles, covered
Lou'.s hels, Imitation Hp, medium
vamp
$12.45
LADIES' BROWN KID OXFORDS
With a lipht welt sole, leather
Cuban"heel and imitation tip
$10.45
MEZZANINE FLOOR
$8.95 Special
SECOND FLOOR
'Tis Through Being Unusual New Blouses
have taken the prefix over. Since Joining the ultra smart they have
lived up to their name. Blrarre sashes.' many dashes of color, charming
new bead finishes, square or round coilarlese effects, short or long
sleeves and th new silk stitching that add the Parisian effect of
distinct smartness.
The colors arc wonderful for their brightness being able to how
better in the popular materials of this soason uvetyn. Velvet Georg
ette. Charmeuse Satin Taffeta and Jersey Cloth.
New arrivals they all are and truly welcomel they will be by smart
dressers.
SECOND "FLOOR-
New Vogue Millinery
Tronounce the black velvet hat one of the
ultra smart creations for the late Fall wear
ing. Nothing more charming has Hanra
Fashion ever put her seal of approval on than
black velvet trimmed with a smart dash of
color. The combination of black velvet
and metallio cloth of either gold or silver
makes a "Chapeau" as the French say, of In
describable charm.
Tou would be delighted to se a new off-the-face
mode made with the new silk
stitching. It has enough of pretty combina
tions to give that extreme smart effect of
being distinctly different.
The coming social functions put Just such
an obligation on the well dressed woman.
Her headwear must be of that distinct in
" dividuality that it will have that "differ
ence"' so much sought after.
MAIN FLOOR
Vestees.
Where the decrees of Fashion
are heeded the knowledge of the
part the vestee plays In the dress
of particular women are well
known. We have them on display
In the newer models, made with
pin tucks of Irish lace, French Val
enciennes and round threads. '
The n?wer vogue has put Its eeal
' ot approval on Irish lace and we
can tdiow many smart and .distinct
styles made with It and a combi
nation of French Valencies.
$4.50 TO $10.00
MAIN FLOOR
Consult An Expert Cor
setiere Before Purchasing
That New Gown
The proper draping of your gown
depends entirely upon the corset.
Just purchasing a corset will not
Improye the condition of an Im
proper hang of the dress.
Distinctive Individuality will come
to any gown' If our. expert corset -icres
are consulted, their services
are pralis to you, whenever you
heed them.
Our corset shop displays the
standarl back and front lace cor-s-ts
In makes that are renowned
fr their excellence of quality and
proper fitting models.