Arizona republican. [volume], November 04, 1920, Page PAGE TEN, Image 10

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THE ARIZONA REPUBOCAN, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4 1920
AMERICAN!
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Pill WILL B
OF MUCH
INTEREST
"r. of the most intt resting features
T Oe Americanization exhibit to be
at the Arizona slate fair in the
st wing of the new mineral build
i'l be the daily program of
we.-hs musir. mihI folk dancing, de-
o depi-tinsr the customs of var-
1 .; roplfs of tho globe.
" "Tues-iay w ill be Mexican Day with a
irnrkab!e program of special music
ft J foY: dancing, with a liberal c
mi.iti;ai(nt of Mexican music. The
2 Mrni is to be given under the di--t
oa of Mrs. K. O. Green, who has
'e.l monj the Mexican people and
ho ;s now teaching the Mexican class
J , Americanization in Phoenix.
In th's Mexican department will be
h'wn hand work of all sorts as prac
ticed by the natives, as well as the
;r"!i.al work in Knslish and Red
fr nursing that is being taught in
JU American liat ion classes, Mexicans
rr.oenii. Tcmpe and (Jlendale co-?-rTiric
to make the exhibit an at
lrac..'v one.
Th Itussian colony near Giendale
'r"5: hav a hnj in making Kusyiun
IT no of the spectacular days of
h week. Among other things tiiey
all send a choir of young women who
"""i aing ,tho yualnt and beautiful
ivu han a they render ro well.
Thursday.' Armistice day. will be
given over to the Phoenix chapter of
ihe Daughters of the American revo
lution. ISesides giving an interesting
program, they will have charge of
furnishing ushers for the day.
Friday will be "Glondale day." On
this day Glendale performers in the
costumes of various nations will de
light audiences with an elaborate pro
gram, which will feature interpreters
in ten different languages.
lach day of the week music of some
foreign country will be featured,
nhowing the contributions of each to
America and the world in this field.
This will be made, possible by the
kindness of Wallace Button in fur
nishing a Victrola, and the Redewill
.Music company in lending a player
piano, while the foreign people of
Phoenix have been generously supply
ing records in their native tongues.
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.Gray Hair
Q. Through worry my hair has
grayed Home lately. I have given up
worry. Can you send me a. bulletin on
how to cure?
A. Sorry to learn that your hair ha
turned gray from worry. There is noth
ing which can restore it, for surely you
do not wish to dye the hair. If once
you begin dyeing it, you will have to
continue, and almost any one can tell
dyed hair at a glance. Gray hair is
not at all unbecoming, and I would
suggest that you go one step further
and stop worrying about your gray
hair.
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EXTRAORDINARY
"Modern Journalism is full of sur
prises." remarked the suburbanite.
"You are quite right," said his fellow
commuter. "I saw a 2-page news
paper the other Jay and there wasn't a
single picture of a movie star In it."
Birmingham Age-Herald.
THE NEXT "FIRST LADY"
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Bujrby Name
IhE MAN who buys Eagle Shirts finds
in the Label the maker's trade-mark that
has been a quality pledge for over fifty
years. He gets in addition the name of the
individual fabric that distinguishes it from
unpedigreed cloths and makes possible
his buying again the fabrics that please.
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Mrs. Harding pinning a flower on the next president, with a background of the
White House over which she will rule as the next h irst Lady of the Land.
FAIR TO INCLUDE
MAWY ATTRACTIONS
IN AMIISEH LIE
perform under ' water
diving and swimming
YOU'LL DO BETTER AT
iSTMN-BtOCH-CtOTHE
AND FASHION PARK CLOTHES
Carnival attractions for the state
fair this year include everything in
tho amusement line that could he de
sired, from 1 a wild-animal show to
Dolletta, the midget oueen.
Dolletta has proven one of th most
attractive features of tb carnival
shows. She is 36 years of age, 28
inches in height, and tips the scales
at 28 pounds. Dolletta is a remark
able little woman. She makes a high
ly interesting talk to her visitors in
her well-bred, educated manner, 'and
will have with her her two perfectly
normal children,' who, though born of
midget parents, are of average height
and weight They are Lucille, aged
14. and Charles, aged 8. Beside their
mother the two children loom up like
young giants, and they show a great
deal of affection tor their tiny mother.
The children can scarcely live in the
same room with their Wee mother, for
the furniture in Dolletta's tent is built
to fit a midget. Dolletta rides to her
show place in a miniature carriage
drawn bv two tiny Shetland ponies.
Neptune'a Daughters will furnish
another interesting feature of the car
nival. They
many notable
stunts.
The carnival attractions will be
divided this year between the fair
grounds and the downtown, show site
opposite the postoffice. Merry-go-rounds,
"The "Whin," "The Frolc,"
and. other rides will operate at the
fair grounds for the amusement of
kiddies and grown-ups who have not
outgrown such fun.
The downtown attractions include a
dog and pony circus, performing seals,
a wild animal show, a Hawaiian vil
lage which features real native music
and dancing, dancing girls, the Sexton
brothers, strong men, athletic con
tests, Southern "Plantation minstrels, a
musical comedy, and other attractions
numbering 16 in all. '
The carnival will be practicalVy the
only night attraction during fair week.
BURLESQUE BARS BARE LEGS
DES MOINES, la. No more bare
legged choruses in burlesque shows
will be tolerated in theaters of the
"American wheel" according to an
nouncement received here from the
American Burlesque association. "This
means the principals as well as th
chorus, says the order. .
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MARCHES 'EM DOWN
"Who's your friend, Joe?"
"Oh, that's March; he has a leading
part in one or the best theaters
town."
"Actor, eh?"
"No, usher."
Boston Transcript
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This season's "HI-T" lecture course
is the most expensive they have eve
1 brought to Phoenix. Adv.
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Just Arrived
A Carload of
Lowe Bros.
Paint
This shipment gives us a
fresh stock of this excel
lent paint for every pur
pose. For home use, for barns,
Buildings and Imple
ments, for Automobiles
and Trucks You can
buy no better paint
than LOWE
BROTErVS.
in
We Carry
a complete line of
Oils and .
Brushes ,
Palace Hardware and Arms Company
'THE BEST IN HARDWARE"
the WMC0STH store v
WHOLESALE RETAIL
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From Phoenix Plain Dealer
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Hyder's Open House
FASHION SHO
Friday Night
7:30 to 10:00 m.
This year'Hy'der has selected Fri
'day evening, November 5, as the time
to entertain the people of. Phoenix
and the Salt River Valley.
The entertainment features are
new, novel and varied. Yaqui In
dians, brought in by special permis
sion from the Reservation, ivill dance
the Tribal Dances of their forefath
ers chanting their wild, weird
songs for your amusement.
Delightful punch will be served
by pretty girls, with the compliments
of the Chocolate Shop.
The new fashions for men will be
pleasingly displayed but nothing
will be sold during the evening.
You are invited to attend and we
assure you of an evening filled with
festive entertainment.
There is a new lumber yard at 16th Ave.
and Harrison owned by Wm. F. Ohlrau who
admits coming to this city two years ago
with only $1.65 in pocket and now claims
he can sign his name for $20,000. During
his two years in this vicinity he has upheld
union principles in a measure and through
this has virtually accumulated what he has.
He now takes stand that he does not want
the support or assistance of the unions or
union men. We would ask our friends and
patrons to remember this and to pass up this
lumber yard when they need any thing in
this line.
According to the Above Notice
Which appeared in the local union paper, Wm. F. Ohlrau has
broken the world's record employing union labor and making
- " $20,000 in 2 years with only $1.65 for a starter.
Ohlrau Is Now OPEN SHOP
Carnations for Ladies
Souvenirs for Gentlemen.
and has both Capital-and Horse Sense enough to run his own
business. Times have changed and if I hadn't flopped over the
other way Fd be down to $1.65 again before long.
New Lumber Now Being Unloaded
Will Be Offered at Rock Bottom Prices
I am nowunloading one car of boarding S.2S. which I will sell
for $30.00 per 1000 ft Another car of 2x4's will sell at $45 and
100,000 ft. of other stock, ceiling, battings, flooring, sashes,
doors, in fact anything for the building.
This is stock moved from my oldyard which I am closing out.
I made up my mind to buy lumber I need the money and
Fm sure not going to lose it. W. H. OHLRAU, Builder
Ohlrau
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New Location 16th Ave. and Jackson
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