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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 24, 1920
FIRST HARDING BABY,
Unbelievable Reductions Are Being Made in Our
Which Continues Until December First
BERKEY & GAY AND STICKEY BROS.
DINING ROOM SUITES
Are Now Reduced
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CINCINNATI Thia is introducing "Warren G. Harding Fisher of Cincin
kali, first baby of the land to be named in hon6r of our new president. This
fiine-and-one-lialf-pound youngster came to Mrs. Viola Fisher on the eve of
Jlaidlna's election. A name had previously been selected for the youngster,
but the birthday of the youngster- coming on the game day as that-ofthe
president-elect, all plana were swept aside In favor of naming him after the
president-to-be. , . '
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i I BE IPPOIED SBflil
3 One of the most Important appoint-
Inents to be made by Governor Thos.
Campbell tho first of the year la
that of superior court Judge of Cm
am county to sucreed Judge A. O.
JIcAliter, who win become a memtwr
of the supreme bench. When Judpe
MtiAJister takes the 0.7th of his new
office there will still bo two years of
lil unexpired term as presidinn offi
fr of the lower court of Grahdm
county to be filled.
As yet' his resignation has not been
tece'vpd by the Rovernor and it is be
Keved that he will service his county
BnfU the first of the year, when he
will-take over hia greater responsi
iility for tho state,
i The successor of Judfre McAlister la
trl Mnown. as It la understood the
Kovernor has not yet considered the
Baseball Records
Moved to Chicago
Republican A. P. Leased Wire
CHICAGO, Nov. 23 Recorda of the
old National baseball commission havei
been transferred from Cincinnati to
Chicago In preparation for the open
Ing of offices hero for Judge Landis
a.3 ruler cf the major leagues. By a
visit to Cincinnati last week Judge Lan
dis familiarized himself with the work
inga of the old baseball commission
and soon is to begin consideration of
baseball, problems.
One of the first Important decision
expected, according to reports, is th
division of about '$15,000 among mem
bers of the White Sox team, which
earned second place money in the 1920
race. Strong opposition has arisen In
some quarters to the proposal to ex
elude from shares the seven former
White Sox players 'under indictment for
participation in "throwing" the 1919
world's series.
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Think of it! This high-grade Furniture, (the world's best) reduced nearly half. The
same elegant, suites, but NOT SO LARGE IN ASSORTMENT, are priced in the larger
cities much higher than our regular prices ! But with a discount of 40 the saving
is positively phenomenal!
' Exquisite suites, in Solid Antique Mahogany, Span-Umbrian and Walnut, Cromwcll
ian, Burl American Walnut, Crotch Mahogany, etc The periods are faithful reproduc
tions of Queen Ann, Louis XVL, Chippendale, Italian Renaissance and William and Mary.
Eight Complete Sets of Berkey & Gay
BED ROOM SUITES
Are Now Reduced
These Bed-Room Suites are of both plain and decorated wood. Their styles and quali
ties are on a par with the Dining-Room Suites. The saving is just as substantial. Never
have we offered to the public greater real and Genuine Bargains.
Wm. Rogers and Landers-
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An ideal opportunity to add to the Thanksgiving Tabid
Friary & Clark Silverware. The world's best.
CARVING SETS
Reduced
First Street and Jefferson
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No Charges No Refunds Nothing Reserved
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BARGAIN DATES DECEMBER 27, 1920, TO JANUARY 8, 1921. NO INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR.
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Paid during this period will pay for a full year's subscription. SAVE 30 PER CENT.
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Only once each year, during our Annual
Bargain Offer period, is it possible to sub
scribe for the Arizona Republican at less
than its regular subscription rates. Don't
overlook this oportunity. ,
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Republican in your home during. 1921. The
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every day of the year. To be sure of all the
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