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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4, 1920
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9 EAST ADAMS STREET
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Forecast.
Arizona: Thursday mid Friday fair;
warmer Tlujrs.lny, t-xecpt in extreme
southeast portion.
Colorado: Thursday and Friday fair;
little change In tcmpf rature.
Nw Mexico: Thursday and Friday
fsir; warmer north portion Thursday.
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PHOENIX, ARIZONA
Boston eo 5S
Buffalo 44 48
Chicago 46 48
Denver 60 66
Flagstaff . . .3 r2
Fresno 68 72
C-alveston 62 64
Kansas City 68 62
Los Angeles 68 78
Minneapolis 46 50
Needles 68 74
New Orleans ....62 64
New York 4 8 68
Oklahoma 66 66
PHOENIX 68 78
Pittsburg 42 42
Portland. Ore. ...48 60
St. Ixnils 54 66
Salt I-ike City ...42 46
Kan Diego 64 74
San Francisco ...66 68
Spokane 46 60
Tucson 72 80
Washington 46 64
Winnipeg 44 44
Yuma 72 76
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WAR FILM BEING SHOWN To
day, beginning at 11 a. m., the war
film. "American Catholics in War and
reconstruction," will be shown at the
Hip theater under the auspices of the
Knights of Columbus. The picture will
continue until 11 p. m. There will be
no admission charge and the general
public is invited to see the picture.
FAIR TICKETS ON SALE Re
served seat tickets for the Arizona
state fair will go on sale today at the
Central Pharmacy at 10 o'clock. All
grand stand reserved seats will be $1,
and should be called for early in the
ay, since there will be a great demand
for them.
MESA TO HAVE BATTERY Bat
tery B, First regiment. Arizona neiu
artillery. National Guard, which is be
ne oreanized in Mesa, will shortly ue
ready for federal inspection, according
to Capt E. S. Linton. National Guard
numoer
Local Weather Yesterday.
61m. Noon 6 p. m
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; Phoenix Seed and
Feed Company
Wnelal and Retail
12S East Jefferson St.
56
47
Haas, Barcch & Co, Inc.
GROCERS
WHOLESALE
ARIZONA HARDWARE
SUPPLY CO.
The Only EXCLUSIVE
WHOLESALE '
Hardware. Hum in th State
Thomas in police court on a charge
of operating -a "for hire" car in the
city without a permit from the traffic
department, and was fined $15. Jimmy
Langston pleaded guilty to being
drunk and disorderly and was given
a fine of $5 or five days in jail. He
went to jail. J. T. Hayward pleaded
guilty to a charge of vagrancy and
will be the guest of the city for the
next 10 days.
PLEADS NOT GUILTY Miguel
Saldevar yesterday pleaded not guilty
v.rnra TTnited States Commissioner
Henke when arraigned on a charge of
Intent to defraud the United States
government. He was committed to the
county jail when he failed to furnish
a bond of $1,500 for his appearance at
a preliminary hearing next Friday aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock. Saldevar is al
leged to have taken a Jl jbill and
raised it to a $10 bill.
CHARGE DISMISSED On motion
of Herman Lewkowitz. assistant
county attorney, with the consent of
the complaining witness, a charge of
embezzlement was dismissed yesterday
s gainst Paul Ting, a Chinaman, by
Justice Charles DeSale wneeier.
Ting was charged by Sun Wah with
units are beins formed at a
of places throughout the state, says U9ing $550 for his own use which Wah
the captain, who leaves today for W n- alleged had been entrusted to him.
Constable Ice and
Fuel Company
Phone 1555
WOOD AND COAL
Guaranteed
TITLES
Phoenix Title &. Trust Co.
I Buy Diamonds and
Pay Highest Cash Price
lYIack Gardner
45 N. CENTRAL
Temp, dry bulb 41 74
Temp., wet bilb 40 64
Humidity, per cent, ..91 24
Wind from SW K NW
Wind, miles 3 5
Rainfall ... 0 0
Weather Cyear Clear Clear
Highest yesterday
Lowest resterdav 40
Total rainfall k 00
Deficiency In temperature yesterday
3 degrees
Deficiency in temperature since the
first of the month 17 degrees.
Accumulated deficiency In temper
ature since January 1, 110 degrees
Normal precipitation January 1 to
date .40 Inches.
Actual precipitation January 1 to
date 6.40 Inches.
Actual precipitation January 1 to
date 6.21 inches.
Deficiency since January 1 . 8.1
Inches.
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Cup-shaped oil reservoirs in the end
of each leaf afford continuous lubrica
j tlon to a new automobile spring.
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Two army trucks surrounded by a
large guard of troops passed through
the. streets of Portland, Ore, and the
general belief was that gold was being
shipped to Japan. Itturned out that
the trucks contained 2,000 quarts of
whisky for military hospitals in Cali
fornia.
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In the Tower of Liondon is kept the
golden ampulla, or anointing cup, made
I for the coronation of Charles II.
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Sixty-one per cent of the present
stand of taw timber lies west of the
Great Plains.
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FINE CHANCE FOR
A "SPORTY BOY"
LONDON From London Times:
"Sporty boy wanted. Age 18-23. Shjld
be pal to two robust boys age 7 and 6.
Father, benevolent autocrat; mother,
fat and good tempered; good wages
trough and wash; 1870 claret some-
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liams to organize Troop C, First regi
ment, Arizona cavalry.
GOING TO CONFERENCE Adjt.
Gen. Walter S. Ingalls left last een-
ng for San Antonio, where he will at
tend a conference of adjutant, generals
of the Eighth corps area.
HERE FOR HEARING A number
of prominent officials of both com
panies are here from New York to at
tend the hearing before tne corpora
tion commission Friday morning on
the mereer of the Central Arizona
Light and Power company ana the
Pacific Cas and Electric company. An
amended application modifying the
original application of the companies
was filed with the commission yesterday.
CAPITOL P.-T. A. MEETING The
regular monthly meeting of the Capi
tni Parent-Teachers association will
be held Friday afternoon at Z o ciocn
in the kindergarten of Vhe capitoi
school. All parents are inviteu to attend.
TWO ASK DIVORCES Two suits
for decrees of divorce were filed yes
terday in the superior court. A com
plaint filed by Angelica A. Coleman
for a divorce from Morris J. toieman
charges that he deserted her in iud.
Dona Endecott in a complaint ior a
divorce from William Crist Endecott
charges cruelty and alleges that on
several occasions her husband choked
Coming Events
Thursday, Nov 11 Concert by Joseph
Lhevinne, Russian pianist, at nign
school auditorium, under auspices
of Musical Events club.
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lecture course
THESE WILL MARRY Licenses to
marry were issued yesterday to
Samuel D. Pleasant, 24. and Mary
Christian, 18, both of Phoenix; John
Ryan. 57, and Ilene Hickman, 31, both
of Phoenix; Pablo Barada. 29. and
Antonio Flredo, 19. both of Chandler;
and Ramon Chacon. 24. and Manuela
Cobos. 23. both of Phoenix.
IRON CAUSES FIRE ALARM An
overheated electric iron sitting on an
Ironing board caused the fire depart
ment to be called to the home of Fred
Holmqulst, 365 North First avenue,
yesterday afternoon about 2:30 o'clock
The fire was put out with a bucket
of water. A hole In the Ironing board
was the only damage caused by the
fire.
RECEPTION FOR PASTOR Rev.
Robert E. Elmore, pastor of the Central
Christian church, will be given a re
ception at the church at 8 o'clock this
evening when members of the congre
gation and their friends will have the
opportunity to become acquainted with
the new minister and his wife. In the
short time Mr. Elmore has been here
from Cincinnati he has made a splen
did impression on the members of the
church, who will be delighted to
formally welcome him at tonight's
affair.
MAY GET REPRIEVE Pedro Do
mingues .self confessed murderer, who
was sentenced to hang on Friday, -will
be granted a week's reprieve if Gov.
and kicked her. She Bays they were I xnomas Campbell acts favorably
married at Weiser, Idaho, in June, 1910, on the recommendation made yester-
Tickets for the "HI-Y"
now on sale. Adv.
"cut iTFuni
PaW, BUT THEY
CAUGHT HIM ftNYWAY
"Cut it out. cut it out" screamed a
large, green, yellow-headed parrot in
the city hall plaza yesterday afternoon
when a stream of cold water from the
nozzle of a fire hose unseated him from
his perch in the top of a tall ash tree.
He fluttered to the ground, wet and
raging, and was captured by the mem
bers of the Phoenix fire department
They carried him upstairs in the fire
house, where a warm fire soon dried
his feathers and cooled his anger.
About 5:30 o'clock one of the firemen
saw the parrot fly to a tree near the
fire house and at once the fireman
began to lay plans for the capture of
the bird. One of the firemen climbed
the tree, but the parrot was wise and
edged farther out on the limb. He re
fused to come in on the limb and the
fireman refused to go farther out and
the effort to lay hands on the parrot
ended in a draw.
Then some one offered the suggestion
of chasing the bird out tf the tree
with a stream, of water. A line of
hose was laid and a small stream of
water played on the bird. With his
feathers well soaked the parrot was
unable to fly and fell to the ground.
A few minutes after the parrot, was
captured, a woman came to the fire
house and claimed the parrot.
She said it had escaped early yes
terday morning from a cage in her
yard at 11 South Central avenue. The
bird, she said, was brought from Cuba
about three weeks ago and "cut it out
was the only speech it could make. One
of the firemen said he thought the
parrot was displeased with the Re
publican landslide in this country and
was going back to Cuba when cap-
lurea.
PHONE 1387
Built right!
Rogers Peet Clothes.
Absolutely all wool
and fast color.
and asks for the custody of their child.
W. C. T. U. MEETING The W. C.
T. U. will hold its regular meeting this
afternoon at its headquarters, 1601
West Monroe street. The meeting will
be at 2:30 o'clock.
PARISH .TEA The. Trinity Guild
williRive a parish tea at the parish
home from 2 to 5 o'clock Friday aft
ernoon. '
COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN
Th Council of Jewish Women will
meet at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the
Woman's Club building. All members
and friends are asked to attend.
DIES ON COAST Mrs. B. A. Shultz
of this city died yesterday morning at
Venice. Cal., where she had been
spending the summer, according to
word received yesterday.
O. E. S. AUXILIARY The O. K. S.
auxiliary will hold its regular monthly
meeting at 2 o'clock this afternoon at
the Masonic hall. Visiting members
are invited to attend.
BLUE TRIANGLE ENTERTAIN-
Knox Hats in all the
new styles and colors
for Autumn.
Manhattan Shirts in
exclusive designs.
' "Scotch Mist" Over
coats of finest imported
fabrics.
McDougall fi.Cassqu
Washington Street
MONEY IS TIGHT
And much harder to obtain
than a year ago.
In times like the present is
when we shine we make your
dollar buy more goods than any
store in Arizona and deliver
them to your door.
COFFEE
COFFEE
3 lb. Hill's Bros. Blue Q- AQ
Can Coffee Jl..VtF
1 lb. Hill's Bros. Blue Q7f
Can Coffee J I
APPLES
Red Winter Termain
Apples, ber box
The- finest eating and cooking
apple grown in California.
Picnic Hams,
per lb."...
Eastern Salt Pork,
per lb,
Sugar Cured Bacon
Squares, per lb.
Fancy Sweet Sugar
Peas, per can ....
Sweet Peas,
per case
Illinois Sugar Corn. "I A
nor- enn .A-
Illinois Sugar Corn,
per case
10 Bars Lennox Laundry FjQ
S2.20
.33c
28c
35c
... 16c
$3.60
S2.90
PEANUT
BUTTER
day by the board of pardons and pa
roles. Dominguez killed Antonio
Mencheea at a mine in Clifton where
both men were employed. He was ar
rested and pleaded guilty, and the
death penalty was imnosed bv the
superior court of Greenlee county.
Three applications were received by the
board of pardons and paroles it is un
derstood and in order to investigate
the case, the board has recommended a
week's stay of execution. The members
present at yesterday's meeting included
Curt AV. Miller, chairman: Wiley E.
Jones, attorney general, and C. O.
Case, state superintendent of public
instruction.
MISSIONARY MEETING The
womans Missionary society of the
Central Christian church will meet at
2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the
missionary room of the church.
ELOPE AND WED Stealing a
march on their friends. Ernest Binerin-
heimer and Miss Babe Williams, former
employees of the Donofrio confection
ery, eloped to Los Angeles last Satur-
MENT The Blue Triangle club of the jday afternoon and were married. Word
high school will give an entertainment; j of the marriage was received by wir e
at the school auditorium riaay nigni, i Monday afternoon by the bride's
the proceeds to go toward financing the mother. The couple will reside in Los
C1UO wors ior xne year ana senuuis Angeles, according to the message
delegates to. the girls' camp next FUNERAL OF MARINE Ex-
Bpring. The program includes two marines are urged to attend the funeral
plays, "Mrs. Oakleys leiepnone ana of Private Coor. who will be buried
Six cups oi cnocoiate, ana a series at uienaale probably next Sundav aft
of "stunts" and musical numbers. ernoon. While final arrangements have
TWO FUl-lfc. UUUKi u. tsounas
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"MK DESIRE IS Tl .
WORK FOR GREATER
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CRIPPLED FEET
Appliances and fittings satisfac
tory Free examination.
KIMBALL & HULETT
N. W. Cor. 1st St. and Adams
3 lb. Can Peanut
Butter
Bulk PeaDut Butte,
per lb.
85c
25c
MINCE MEAT
PLUMBING
HONEST WORK FAIR PRICES
Bend me your work for quick and
efficient service l
O. E. BELLAS
810 Ncrth First St.i Phone E87S
yesterday was found guilty by Judge!
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Secure your tickets for the "HI-Y"
lecture course from any high school
or eighth grade student. Adv.
! LOANS EASY i
TO GET t
n sums wo to $300 at lawful rataa,
an your furniture, piano, automa
livestock. Implements, ete.
Repay In email monthly payments
H desired. Ample funds. Juat and
courteous treatment. Strictly cow
fidential.
PEOPLE'S LOAN AND INVEST
MENT COMPANY
Phone 1338. E3 East Washington
Arizona Iron Works, Inc.
P. O. Box 675 Phona 12T1
Three blocka aouth of Stata Cap.
Ital between Jackaoa and Harrl-
eon Streets.
Wa hava an up-to-data Foundry
and Machine Shop and apecializa
in repairing Mlnin and Cotton Gin
machinery.
E. C. VOSS. Manager.
OFFICE FURNITURE AND
EQUIPMENT
not been completed, the Marine Corps
club has made tentative arrangements
and will complete them at the meeting
to be held at the recruiting station
Saturday evening at 7 o'clock. Any
ex-marines having cars available are
requested to notify the committee on
arrangements at the recruiting station
of the Marine Corps. Private Coor is
the first marine to be sent home from
France to the Salt river valley and it
is hoped that the ex-marines will come
out in good numbers.
J
C. F. Weber & Co.
524 West Washington Street
Engraved
WEDDING INVITATIONS
AND ANNOUNCEMENT CARDS
-tWHTACTuEIXS STATIONERS
t17 WEST ADAMS ST.
Notice
1-hor.e 2203 for first class alfalfa and
.at hay.
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HAVE IT DYED AT
PHONE 1396
THIRD AVE. AND MADISON ST.
..riz". - tv, 1,1.1
i .,' l their annual
vi low's hall on Saturday November
7hl will lo u kmd!' of fancy
r.fcs displayed and home cooked
Refreshment, will be served
fn,u- 'A " commencing at . the
luring "J.' Qn,1 rnrds will
of the evening. a "o
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noon rour,
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HIGHWAYS WEATHER BULLETIN
Heavy rain and saow in northern
counties have made mountain roads
Slippery and unsafe.
River Crossings.
The river is dry and crossing good.
for best approach turn south about
hal a mile beyond Farmers station at
large adobe house on new road.
Apache County.
Main highway Holbrook via St Jhhns
ana topringervllle again in good shape.
ioiiowmg recent general storms. Snow
un una roau is practically all gone.
iiountain and side roads unsafe for
auto travel.
Cochise County.
Some rain; all roads in good condi
tion. Coconino County.
All roads slippery and unsafe.
Gila County.
Snow and rain over county has sof
tened the roads. Maintenance work
going on which will restore the gen
erally good condition.
Graham County.
Graham county roads in fair condi
tion.
Maricopa County
Valley roads dry. Coast roads open
Black Canyon poor upper end. Road to
Superior good; Apache Trail fair, also
road to AJo via Laveen and Gila Bend
Mohave County
Old Trails highway from Nelson to
Hackberry rough, Hackberry to Topocl,
fair. General rain over countv today
will make all roads muddy lor a short
while. Drivers should be careful in
crossing washes.
Navajo County.
Fort Apache road good to Snowflake.
Snowflake to Showlow muddy from,
snow on Wednesday, the 20th. Showlow
to Fort Apache passable. Holbrook to
WInslo being dragged; o. k. by Tues
day, 26th. Old Trails to St. Johns,
good.
Pima County.
About one fifth of an inch of rain
fell at Tucson.
Pinal County.
Recent rains of slight benefit; roads
little better than before. Mountain
roads good. Valley roads dry and
dusty.
Santa Cruz County.
All county roads in good traveling
condition; no rains or snow up to the
present.
ROBERT Q. GRANT,
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l believe that action rather than!
words should express my heartfelt ap
preciation for the overwhelming vote
of confidence accorded me by the peo
ple or tni3 state," was the statement of
Ralph H. Cameron, senator-elect, in an
interview last night. "During ten weeks
of strenuous campaigning around the
state, both before and after the pri
mary election, I have familiarized my
self with the problems and conditions
of practically every district and com
munity of Arizona. I have become
more than ever impressed with the
wonderful resources offered us here.
Throughout the campaign I've pledged
myself to work for the development of
these resources to work for the build
ing up of a greater Arizona. Depend
upon it, my pledge will not be forgotten t
after I take my seat in the senate. Ari
zona will be very near and dear to me
while I am in Washington. My one
wish is to help the baby state grow to
be the giant of the family.".
In answer to a query from the New
York World regarding his attitude on
the league of nations, Mr. Cameron re
plied by wire last night:
New York World,
New York City.
I am In favor of an association of all
nations looking toward and making
sure the permanent peace of the world
so long as the integrity of America is
thoroughly safeguarded. I am abso
lutely against the Wilson league of na
tions in its present form.
RALPH H. CAMERON.
More than 100 telegrams of congrat
ulation were received by the senator-
elect from all parts of the United
States yesterday. President-elect Hard
ing was most hearty in his congratula
tions. From Senator Milea Poindet-
ter came the word, "Greatly gratified
your success, ana similar messages
arrivea throughout the day.
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Indians, Music, Punch,
and a Big Time at
JOHN HYDER'S
Friday Night
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We overhaul and repair automobiles, tractors, gas, oil and steam en
gines, pumps, compress, etc.
HANSON AND ICARLSON
737 Grand Ave. Phone 1360
ir.Li.r;i.!i! Cadrnan.
empower, is one i
on the -m-i
.1 ir.crican
..even numbers
r're course. Adv.
507- SOUTH 'SS'ilM
The United States has paid the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad
$30,000,000 for the "rent" of its prop
erties during the time the railroads
were under the control of the govern
ment during the war.
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A French automobile builder had
designed en airplane that can be used
either as a monoplane or biplane.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT Furnished house, 3
rooms and big screen porch, gas, light,
water. "IS X. Twelfth St. It
BACK TO 1T0IE"
BIG HIT AT ELKS
The Ed Redmond stock company last
night appeared for the second time this
season at the Elks theater, presenting
"Back to Nature," a comedy-drama in
two acts that was enthusiastically re
ceived.
Miss Bobbie Dean, a favorite mem
ber of the stock company, was the lead
ing woman in last night's production,
and J. Allard played opposite her. Miss
Ida May Colze, a Phoenix girl who
Joined the company at the beginnin:
of the season, also appeared in "Back
to Nature" and delighted the audience
with her Clever interpretation of her
part. Ed Redmond played the leading
comedy part and kept the house in
roars of laughter with his interpre
tation of the escaped lunatic who la
bored under the delusion that he was
Napoleon.
The plot or "Back to Nature is a
clever one in which a young man at
tempts to teach a young lady the er
ror of her ways regarding her constant
habit of falling in love. And the young
man himself is taught a lesson. The
songs and music are unusually catchy,
a special feature cf last nights per
formance being the appearance of Miss
Irene Noblett in several songs.
"Back to Nature" will be given every
night this week, with matinees today
Saturday and Sunday.
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HAS ONLY ONE "HONORABLE"
EVANSVILLE, Ind. There's only
one "honorable" man in the whole city,
if the new city directory can be be
lieved. The directory lists Mayor Besse
as "honorable" and no one else.
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In some parts of the world rodent-
eating snakes are protected by law.,
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This year's "HI-Y" lecture course is
composed of seven extra high-grade
numbers. Adv.
Finest Mince Meat in
bulk, per lb.
Give the Folks a treat
Make them some Mince
I-les.
Barrel Ginger, L'emon or
Vanilla Snaps
Large Can Sauer
Kraut
2 Large Cans
Pumpkins
Gallon Pumpkin,
per can
6 Gallons
Pumpkin
35c
at
ice
38c
...17c
..35c
50c
$2.75
JOHN HYDER
Sometimes I take it In my head
to have a big time all of my own
Rome neoDle nowadays call them
"parties." This time I want my
friends to all join in the event.
My party is going to be in tbe shape
of 3. Fashion Show and entertain
ment Friday evening.
Real, honest-to-goodness Yaqui
Indians witri their semi-oneniai
music will entertain my friends
with a unique, amusing program.
They will dance the dances of their
ancestors which have been passed
down from generation to genera
tion. They will chant their weira,
savage songs believe me, friends,
it will be a treat f the rarest vari
ety. These Indians tlo not put on
free shows every day. It was with
great difficulty that I procured the
services of these savages and I
would hate to think that any of
my regular customers and friends
would miss it.
Besides the savage Indians
there are other things of interest
to you. The pretty girls who serve
the public so . efficiently at the
Chocolate Shop will be at the
Fashion Show to put some "punch"
into the affair. There are two
kinds of punch punch and Choco
late Shop punch. If you haven't
appreciated the difference come
Friday evening and decide for your
self. Also, carnations will be given to
the ladies and fine souvenirs to the
gentlemen. This is a real, fine,
classy little Fashion Show and you
will enjoy every minute of the time
spent in my store between 7:20
and 10 on Friday evening. You
won't be expected to buy a thing.
The entertainment is for you. All
I want is for my friends and cus
tomers to attend and enjoy them
selves. There i3 time for business
and time for play Friday evening,
Hyder and his friends play. A con
tlnuous round of entertainment and
pleasure with me on the entertain
ment committee and the people of
Phoenix as my guests. I am look
ing for a big crowd and am mak
ing preparations accordingly.
JOHN HYDER.
PASTE GOODS
5 Packages Macaroni, Spaghetti.
Vermicilli or
Noodles OOKs
You can assort them if you like.
Woodeh Box QTi
Crackers 7lV
Oleomargarine, QPr
per lb. ................. OeJ
EGGS
EGGS
California Eggs.
per dozen .............. t7v
SPUDS
SPUDS
25 lb. Fancy Calif orala
Potatoes OOV
100 lbs. Fancy Call- Q-j rfT
fornia Potatoes V-L"t'
100 lb. Fancy Call- QO "I Jtv
fornia Potatoes tpOeXtf
8 lbs. Brown Skin OKf
Onions UC
13 lbs. California Pink Af
Beans pl-vlU
We deliver orders of $1.00 or
over to all parts of Phoenix,
t.
Marvin Smith
Grocery Co.
Sanitary Grocery
& Market
46 North First Ave.
Sea Foam,
3 for
Large Cans Tomatoes,
2 for ..
Borax Naptha Soap,
5 for
Jonathan Apples,
per lb
Grape Fruit,
8 for ,
Pot Roast,
per lb
Hamburger Steak,
per lb.'
25c
25c
25c
10c
25c
20c
20c
TAKEN UP Two mares, small, one
branded H on Jaw and W on hip; other
brand Z on each hip; 44 Lexington
avenue. 12-k
HOWARD'S GARAGE
MOVED TO THE OLD
CADILLAC GARAGE
407 W. WASHINGTON ST.
Fresh
kinds.
fruits and Meats
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of
all
Sanitary Grocery
& Market
46 North First Ave.
IF IT'S JEWELRY WE MAKE IT
TO ORDER
Geo. De Freitas
Manufacturing Jeweler
If It's Broken We Repaid It
25 North First Ave., Phoenix
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