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PAGE SIX
(Section Two)
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 25, 1920
WANTED HELPMALE
Wanted-Extra sales
people in all depart
ments. Apply 9:00
o'clock Friday morn
ing. Korricks
PHONE BRADMAN 4S A
3PHOENIX EMPLOYMENT OFFTCE
RELIABLE HELP FURNISHED ON
FHORT NOTICE. Ill S. ISt Kl. tf
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Smal valise containing
agents' supplies. Return to Singer
Sowing Mach. Co., J. E. Dudley. dm
LOST Dark bay mare, white spot
on forehead, brand circle bar; dark bay,
chunky rabbit headed mare, brand J. R.,
white spot on forehead; bay mare, white
spot on forehead. 8 years old; no brand,
weight about 1000 pounds. Notify W. S.
Austin, phone S1R3, Chandler. Address
Route 2, Tempe. gs
STRAYED Bay mare, weight 900;
black horse colt, weight 730, left ear
split, white marks on hind lejrs. A. J.
young. R. 2. Phoenix. Phone 209J2. dn
IF YOU want cotton Dickers or any
ether reliable help, call
CENTRAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
IS WALL ST. PHONE 466 tf
BARUENT'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
E. II. SARGENT
Skilled and unskilled labor on short
BOttco. 28 B. First St. Phone 424J. tf
LONG'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Ship any part of atate. Phone (24.
41 Wall St. Cor Jefferson St. tf
Live wire employment agcv
3 Cactus Way. Phone 693
Competent help sent to any place In
the state on short notice.
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RELIABLE EMPLOYMENT OF
FICE. 233 S. Central. Phone 1773. Good
cotton pickers furnished, any number.
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STRAYED or stolen One mile east
of Peoria, one brown mar mule, 4
years old, weight 1100 lbs.; one dark
brown horse mule, 7 years old, weight
1200 lbs. Notify B. T. Miller, Peoria.
Ariz. dr
LOST Lady's black leather handbag
between First street and Fourth. Ave
containing sum of money; reward
Phone 3376. dl
BUSY BEE
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 237 N.
CENTRAL AVE. PHONE 1083. 12dd
STATE or city specialty men 400 per
cent profit. Room 238 Jefferson hotel,
from 2 to 6 Thursday. It
LONG'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
41 WALL ST.. COR. JEFFERSON,
t carpenters, header form work road
camp, $7.
Cement finisher, road work, $7.
10 teamsters, camp, $3.70.
Office open till noon. It
BUSY BEE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
. REAR OF 237 N. CENTRAL AVE.
Z first class bakers, good wages.
1 dishwasher, $50.00, room and board.
1 pantry man, $20.00 and up per wk,
It
WANTED First class carpenters.
Apply Ford garage and ask for Theo,
Pten, Contractor. dp
. YOUNO man 20 to 20 for soliciting and
clerical work, one who Is willing to start
n small salary and earn promotion;
cartlal knowledge of bookkeeping help
ful; one living with parents preferred.
Reply in own hand writing. Box 93C,
Renubllcan. dm
WANTED A number of men with
automobiles or motorcycles to travel
the southwest taking subscriptions
amonr farmers. Good money to
bustlers. Liberal commissions. Steady
work. Field untouched. Call or write
Bueoessful Cotton Growlug, 82 Bouth
Central Ave.. Phoenix. dn
tW ANTED Several men unable to
io hard labor or Inside work to travel
the southwest taking subscriptions
among fanners. Good money. Liberal
enmmlmlons. Steady work. Call or
write Successful Cotton Growing, 82
ftc.nth Central Ave.. Phoenix. dn
WANTED HELP. FEMALE 23
TAKEN UP 21st, bay horse, 2 white
hind feet, star on forehead, about 1200;
Indian school road. west, cross grand
canal, first road north half mile. Quarter
mile east, third house. dn
.STRAYED One dark Day mare
branded J II L on right shoulder; one
iron gray horse. I. M. McKenale,
Tr-mne. n. F. D. No. 2. dn
FOUND A child's new shoe. The
owner can have by paying for this ad
nt Republican office. dl
FOUND Auto license 2323ft. Owner
may have by paying for ' this ad at
Kenubllcan office. dl
LOST At fair. Eastern Star past
matron Din. name of Elizabeth Wen
gar; reward for return to Mrs. Bert
WinErnr, Mesa, Ariz. dl
HEMSTITCHING
AUTO TIME TABLE
QULLIAM'S STAGE LINK
VOLLESCN CASHION ..VONDALB
LITCHFIELD
Stages leave First and Washington.
streets at I a. m.. 10 a. m. 11 oooo.
X p. m. 4 p. m. and 6 p. dl
Telephone 183
For Christmas Doilies, Scarfs, Cush
ions, Towels, Pillow Cases, Collars,
beautifully embroidered on sewing ma
chine, made to order. Mrs. Torres.
1022 E. Polk St. 12-bd
Mrs. Boland Hemstitch Shop, with
i New Home Sewing Machine Co., 231
W. Washington. Will call and deliver.
Mail orders solicited. Phone 1249. tf
THE "MUMS" ARE SMILING ON FOOTBALL GAMES
AND IN ANTICIPATION OF THANKSGIVING DAY
INSURANCE
AWNINGS
Meaium and heavy grade COTTON
SACKS and TENTS made to order.
We make everything known that will
fool rain and sun. Phoenix Tent &
Awning Co, corner Flrut and Monroo
Sts. Phone 1411. tr
J. E. GEARE
New location. 142 W. Wash. St.
Fl-e. Auto Ins.. Loan. Notary Public.
JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER
M. Meckler & Co.. 805 E. Washington.
expert watchmaker and Jeweler. tf
CHAS. A. SHELDON
ICS N. First Ave. Phone 888$
AUTO REPAIRING
Third Avenue Garage, formerly
Apache Trail Garago. Third Ave. at
Adams. We repair Fords and Dodges
especially. Our service satisfies. dl
PETE THOMASON'S GARAGE
Automobile Repairing
461 N. Center St. tf
ACCOUNTANTS
JOHN W. WAGNER
Certified Public Accountant. Room
Central Bids. 139 N. Cent. Phone 1223
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LAWNS FIXED
If you want good fertilizer for lawns
dirt hauled, plowing, call 4203 or
8554. tf
LAWN MOWr.RS SHARPENED
Neal sharpens repairs, buys, sells
anything. 202 N. Ninth St. Phone
8627. tf
LIVERY STABLES
Star corral and feed yurii. General
livery. Saddle horses a specialty. 2nd
Ave. and Madison. William S. Cavness,
Prop. tf
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MACHINES
LOST Two horses; one bay mare,
three white feet; one brown, mane
clipped; weight 1300 lbs, 8 years old;
the other a brown horse, 1350 lbs, 7
years old, mane clipped; both horses
have collar marks; all pasture and
damages will be paid If any finder
will call Andres Korstain or Phone
10R4, Tempe. dm
STRAYED or stolen from pasture at
Lehi, black mule, wire cut left front
leg; bay mule with left ear spilt; no
brands; $10 reward. Oscar Helmhout
AUTO PAINTING
FIVK POINTS AUTO PAINT SHOP
SS2 W. Van Buren St. Phone 42S0.
Largest and best equipped shop In the
state. Expert work. Rates very low.
One year written guarantee. tf
DETROIT AUTO PAINT SHOP
1 S. Central v. i.one 477
FAIRBANKS. Morse & Co.. engines.
pumps, motors, etc. Smith Hughes A
Co. Third Ave. and Jefferson. Phone
606. - tf
MILLINERY
BICYCLES
PHOENIX CYCLE COMPANY
Harry Crsndall. Prop.
108 East Adams Phone 1717 tl
KING BROTHERS
UO E. Adam
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
J. L. CRISMAN
Trimmer Milliner. Home calls. Best
possible work. (Frames). Phone 8568.
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LADIES' HAT SHOP
Old hats remodeled. 115 E. Roosevelt.
MINING ENGINEERS
FRED H. BOWLER
Prescott. Ariz.
Mines examined and reported on;
Arizona mines especially: certified
member A. A. of E. tf
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GENERAL CONTRACTOR, Esti
mates furnished on all classes of con
struction. No building too large or
small. 308 W. Washington. Phone
NOVELTIES
Mesa, Ariz.
fll 1979.
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TAKEN UP Two mares, small, one
branded II on Jaw and W on hip; other
brand Z on each hip; 44 Lexington
s venue. 12 I
CLEANERS
LOST A brown bog. white breast
white spot on head, white front feet;
answers to name A. C. Reward $5. M.
II. Shelton, 215 West Washington.
Phone 4495. tf
If you have anything to clean, from
carpet to gloves, take it to San Fran
cisco Cleaners and Dyers, 451 N. Cen
tral Ave, or Phone 3563; we call and
deliver. 12-bd
-Moan a. Beautiful bead necklace j
made from and has the fragrance of
finest flowers, when worn takes the
place of perfume. Regulation Yosary
also carried. Ideal Xmas or New Year
presents. Sold in twelve colors. Sent
C. O. D. $2 each postpaid. L. W.
Brown. 1010 E. McKinley St., Phoenix,
Ariz. 12-dm
' tan.
4 lv y j
If
Billie Burke, Paramount star, consented to lend her loveliness to these chrysanthemum blossoms.
Japanese Give Fanciful
CORSETIERE
BUSINESS CHANCES
71
A REAL ESTATE BUSINESS for
sale; down stair location, centrally lo
cated.or will sellhalf Interest In an
other real estate business in a good lo
cation. Phone 8591, call for Mr. Tar
borough, 123 W. Washington. It
SPIRELLA CORSETS Miss Smith,
1014 E. Taylor St. Phone 8169. tf
Nu
2525.
Bone. 314 N. 3rd Ave.
Phone
41S Fleming Building.
CABINET WORK
ON ACCOUNT of sickness will sac
rifice best auto laundry In town; this
business will net you $150 a month;
no need to take any of your time; will
consider automobile or lot In exchange.
Box 3D, Republican.
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Cabinet work, carpenter work; first
class. Albert Joret. 22 North 8th Ave.
12-bn
CARPET CLEANING
D? TOU WANT your carw.s cleaned
dean, nhone 733. The Electric Carpet
Cleaners tf
Cleo Paris
Hotel Lobby.
Names to Their Favorite
Flower
Chrysanthemums suggest Thanks
giving holidays. And these fall days
return the favor by making you think
of chrysanthemums.
Whether at a football game, and you
wear a huge yellow chrysanthemum
Bluthardt. Commercial I pinned to your fur. meeting the crisp
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
PUBLIC Stenographer, copy work.
1 110 N. Central avenue. Phone 3056.
12-dk
Phone 1399.
12-br
Notary Public.
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CHIROPODIST
Wanted-Extra sales
people in all depart
ments. Apply 9:00
o'clock Friday morn
ing. Korricks
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WANTED Two chambermaids at
tHinentT Sanatorium. Phore 4159 dn
WANTED A girl to wait on ta
ble, board and room If preferred. Phone
3181 or call 373 N. Second avenue, dm
WANTED A chambermaid
Trrrnn hotel. dn
WANTED Wide awake man with
small amount of money to Invest In a
good leglmate business; be your own
boss; experience not essentlaL Phone
calls not accepted. Inquire 602 XL W. Van 1
Buren. Apt, 8. dp
Vulcanizing Outfit
Practically new, at a bargain. Phone
1R01 or call nt 8 S. Second Ave. dr
ARE YOU looking for this? Account
of ill health owner will sell newly
established grocery located en the most
traveled road out of Phoenix, eight miles
from , town; splendid location and good
trade; living rooms In connection. Phone
34J4 or write J. M. Graham, R. F. D. 4.
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CHIROPODY Bunions, corns, cal
louses removed; painless and blood
less; 60o each; moles, wai'.s, etc re
moved by electricity. 29-31 E. Adami
Ft. Frank Shirley Phon 1704. tf
CEMENT CONTRACTOR ",
T. H. MARTIN
Concrete walks, drives and. founda
tions. 1149 E. Pierce. Phene 8S14.
12-bn
CARPENTcW WORK
CARPENTER work, repairing. Job
bing. Phone 8960. O. A, Jones. 1638
E. Van Buren.
CHIROPRACTIC
PHOTOGRAPHERS
For Fine Portraits
THE RUSSELL STUDIO
Phone 4Sg. K. Washington. tf
PAINT SUPPLIES
MATHEW S PAINT CO- 121 S.
FIRST AVE.. WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL DEALERS IN PAINTS.
OILS. VARNISHES. BRUSHES. ETC
PHONE 1259. PROMPT QFUVERY.
RADIATOR REPAIRING
air, or In a cheery living room, and
you arrange Just a few of the big
blossoms In a tall vaso, where they
catch and seem to magnify the sun
light this is the reign of the chrysan
themum. Mums and Crimson Leaves
Yellow, white, lavender or deeper
purple or whatever other variations of
color best suit your mood, no other fall
flower Is quite so favored, quite so
suited to the zest of the fall air. Chrys-
andthemums and the glossy, crimson
leaves swirling down they seem to '
"belong." From the first touch of frost
in the fall to Thanksgiving Day, and
sure-enough winter weather, the
mum" has its day.
In Japan special festivals are held
In its honor every year. Indeed, a Jap
anese author writes that as early as
A. D. 8S9 the ruling emperors held fes
tivals in honor of the chrysanthemums,
to which they invited all their subjects.
These imperial fetes were held on "the
ninth day of the ninth moon." Now
the imperial chrysanthemum garden
party is the most beautiful and. elab
orate of all the chrysanthemum shows
In Japan.
The origin of the lovely blossom Is
too far back to be known. Students
say that Confucius, the great Chinese
philosopher, wrote of it as early as 2400
years ago: "The chu-hwa vchrysanthe
mum) has now its yellow glory."
Fanciful Names
Many wrote of it and cherishedit in
China before it was taken to Japan,
where it was renamed kiku, the name,
it still holds there. And the word
"chrysanthemum" itself, we are told,
is taken from tho Greek chrysoa,
meaning golden, and anthemom, mean
ing flower: the "golden fljwer."
But the Japanese names for the va
rious blossoms are the most Interesting
and fanciful. They see resemblancea
and suggestions in the flowers and
name them for what they suggest. One
writer, describing the sights of one of
the imperial fetes, told of such names
as these: The Fountain of Milk, Night
ingale's Delight, the Queen's Fingers,
Mountain Mist, White Bird of the
Moonlight, Golden Glory of the Hill.
Winglet of White Duck, Star of Sir
Hundred Rays, Autumn Cloud, Rlains;
Sun, Splendor of Japan, and Ten Thou
sand Times Sprinkled with Gold.
Looking at the beauty of curlinf
petals in so many shades, aren't these
tames e.iffy to understand?
C. K. SEFTON
135 E. Washington PhoneJSTT.
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WANTED Two experienced wait
resses. Bell Cafe. 233 W. Washington. It
WANTED Experienced chambermaid.
Malestro Hotel. 24 E. Washington. dm
YOUN'jr lady who Uvea with parents
for clerical office work, not a stenogra
pher; small salary to start; opportunity
for promotion. Reply own hand writing,
Box 94C. Republican. It
voUNO lady, general work and
wait tables. Albright's, 112 N. Im
Avenue. 1 dl
woman wanted for a little house
work mornings at small apartment on -"tnirs.
N. Fifth St. Apply 207 Monihon be
KESTANRANT FOR SALE
Best location and long lease, seats
about CO tn An nennle- fhftn raaVi hal-
ApPy anco reasonable terms. Apply Guaran
tee Employment Office, 47 N. Second
bt., corner Adams.
Chiropractic classes, 7 and 8 p. m.
327 N. Tenth Ave. M. S. College. tf
DR. E. E, HELFRICH. licensed chi
ropractor. Phone 4&49. J0I N. First
St. Office hours 8 a. m- to 3 p. m. tf
dtiEst, Am in no way conneciea wun any j
y 1V ?-"wi .uom.f. hours 8 a. m. to 3P.rn. tf
PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING
PHONOGRAPHS repaired any
style or make in our completely j
equipped shop. Cass Redewill Co,
226 W. Washington. tf
PRODUCT
For table use and canning.
Phoenix Fruit and Produce Company.
Phone [phone]
?01 West Jefferson tl I
PIANO TUNING
8. L. HAMILTON, Piano Tuner.'
17th year in Phoenix. Phone 320.
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CHICAGO GIRLS SEND HARDING
HIS THANKSGIVING GOBBLER
REFRIGERATION PLANTS
Clark-Monteith Engineering Co.
17 W- Adams St. Phone 1997
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business and well equipped; will sac
rifice cn account of sickness. The
Home Cnfe. Peoria. dr
160,ACRE DAIRY LEASE
Cood house; stack of hay for sale;
nogs, cattle, ir oestred; 3 to 6 years,
i at only $20 an acre. See Gardner, with !
STEWART REALTY CO.
17 West Adams St. Phone 1997 ltl
DENTISTS
DR. MORRISON
Sanitary System
Phone 3089 Sfi E. Washington
SCHOOL OF RAGTIME
Popular music. Ragtime taught in
ten to twenty-five lessons. Write for
circular. I. Hogrewe, 108 S. 11th Ave.
12-d
Thanksgiving
Favors and
Place Cards
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Electrical repairing of all kinds; mo
tor and generator rewinding; wiring.
Addressograph repairs and supplies.
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
SMALL ROOMING HOUSE for sale
cTicap for cash. 27 12. Adams, up- Perry Brothers, 113 So First St. Phone
dm 1580. tf
ween 11 and 1'
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BUSINESS clearing $20 day; good
reasons; investigate. Richardson, 210
E. Adams. dl
FOR RENT A barber shop; good
location ;also 3 unfurnished rooms in
rear of nhop. 701 E. Jefferson St. dn
RESTAURANT for sale; paying!
WANTED Several women driving proposition, good location; reasonable
Everything in music, expreasloa.
languages and dancing.- Phone 1009. tf
REAL ESTATE OFFICES
' CENTRAL ARIZONA LAND CO.
Sneclaltv Paul Rritnda Vallev Lands.
416 National Bank of Arizona Building of plain white cards with five kernal
or Held corn glued on them would toe
A Thanksgiving hostess may gind a
unique idea for place cards in the tra
dition that there was one dark Thanks-1
giving when five grains of corn- were
all that stood . between the dauntless!
Pilgrims and hunger. Place cards made
WANTED Young woman as maid
for elderly lady. Box 72C, Repub
lican, dm
- WANTED Competent cook
housekeeper. 311 E. McDowell.
and
dm
FURNITURE REPAIRED -
MARE ISLAND Furniture Shop. 1
repair your furniture, do your pack
ing and refinishlng. SOS S. 1st St
Phone 8767. tf
DRESSMAKING
ROY NEBLETT REALTY CO.
110 North Central Phone 1701
tl I clever and inexpensive.
Real Estate Loans Insurance
FRANK R. STEWART
M. of R. B. PHONE! H3I
Phone 1997 17 W. Adams St tf
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REPAIRING
automobiles and having spare time
to take subscriptions in the southwest
among farmers. Work on your own
time. Good money to be made. Lib
eral commissions., steady employment,
field untouched. Call or write Suc
cessful Cotton Growing, 32 South
Central Ave.. Phoenix. dn
WANTED Girl or woman to help
With general hcusework In mornings.
S021 W. Washington. Phone 2733. dl
WANTED Lady to assist in house
work and care of children; light work.
Applicant must be In good health. Ad
dress R. A. Cook. Ray. Arizona. dn
MONEY TO LOAN
WANTED J500 to $1000 on close in
dear lot for building; 10 per cent.
Post Office Box 251. It
$2000 To LOAN on city property;
rau?t be well located and conservative
ly valued. See Newland Jones, 136 N
Central Ave. Thone 1527.
. , And
$4000 on either good ranch or close
In city property. dl
COTTON
i CONSIGNMENTS
i.Vdvanccs made on bale receipt and
gin sample at Room 219. 306 W. Wash
ington St.. Agency W. R. Grace & Co.
Prone 173. dp
price. Merchants' Cafe, Chandler, Ariz.
dp
FOit SALE OR RENT LONG
TERM LEASE ON DESntABLE
BUSINESS LOCATION IN PHOE
NIX. PROSPECTIVE TENANT
MUST WANT TO INSTAL A MEN'S
OR WOMEN'S FURNISHINGS ES
TABLISHMENT. , P. O. BOX 57.
GLENDALE. tf
PERSONALS
28
WILL the party that called up George
Gerber nt the Hassayarnpa Creamery
kindly call him up again. dm
J. UOODLOE Have valuable iiv
formation for you. Send address to
Iox 6C. Republican. dn
SPECIAL NOTICES
Mining Men,
Attention
I represent a great aerial invention.
If you have shipping ore and need as
sistance in getting it to railroad or
smelter, let ua tell you our plan. Re
mote properties a specialty. Address
P. O. Box 648. Phoenix, Am. dl
. WANTED From and by a private
party, $3200 on improved 10 acres for
three years; houso alone worth more.
Ho ROC Renubllcan. dm
"WANT to borrow for two years at
10 per cent $5,500 on well located city
income property. As a $20,000 invest
ment It pays 13 per cent annually. No
commission. Box 6SC, Republican. dl
J1.250 on city property.
$2,500 on city property.
$4,000 on approved city or country
nronert v.
lnauire E. E. Pascoe. 10 W. Van
Rnren tf
CHATTEL LOANS EASY TO GET
In sums up to $300 at lawful rates on
vour furniture, ctano. automobile, live
stock, implements, etc. Repay in small
monthly installments, if desired: am
ple funds; Just and courteous treat
ment; strictly confidential. Peoples
Loan and Invest Co.. 23 East Washing-
ton St Phone 1396. "
SPOT CAHII for Liberty Bonds,
hiehest prlfes rcld. 12S K. Adwmg tf
Rent a Royal
Vacuum Cleaner
Charge per 1 day $1.25
Charge per 4 day 75
Buy a Royal
A $2.00 deposit will hold one for
Christmas delivery.
Six dollars puts one In your home;
balance easy payments.
HOME APPLIANCE CO.,
37 W. Adams. Phone 8289. tf
Fashionable dressmaking; altera
tions. 321 E. Pierce. 12-p
MRS. WEATHERHOLT. STYLE
SHOP. 145 W. MONROE. UP-TO-
DATE DRESSMAKING AND TAILOR
ING, tf
Tailoring, remodeling, alterations,
accordion pleating, repairs. 1342
Grand Ave. Phone 684. tf
DRESSMAKING AND ART
NEEDLEWORL.
Miss Smith Room 31 Annex Hotel, tt
THE WRIGHT SHOP; NEW
GOWNS EXQUISITE: OLD GOWNS
MADE NEW. PHONE 8379. 16 N
SECOND AVE. ' ti
ELECTRICAL DEALERS
VINSON BROS. & CARTER
Electrical supplies, contracting, mo
tor winding, repairs. 28 N. Second
Ave. Phone 3598. tf
HATTERS
All kinds of hats cleaned and blocked.
California Hatters. 224 E. Adams..
12-r
FLOOR SCRAPERS
For auick service and good work,
phone 4638. W. E. Smith, expert floor
man . Work by day or contract. tt
Old floors sanded by machinery to
look like new. Herbert Mann Build
ing Co.. 119 N. First Av- Pl-ortr 3059 tf
SPECIAL NOTICES
ACCORDIAN PLEATING
At 627 East Washington St, Phoe
nix, Ariz., E. VV. Peters, Mgr. Also
agent for pleater. 12-bp
PHONOGRAPHS, bicycles, etc- re
paired: saw filing done right. 131 East
Monroe. Phone 4699. tf
TYPEWRITER REPAIRING
The Typewriter Inspection Co. . All
makes overhauled, repaired and rebuilt.
40 S. Fourth Avo. Prompt service.
Phone 1498. tf
STORAGE BATTERIES
STORAGE BATTERIES
Manufacturers of batteries and elec
trical appliances.
PHOENIX AUTO ELECTRICAL CO.
407 W. Vashineton tt
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
CHAMBERS TRANSFER AND
STORAGE CO. Any kind of hauling.
Fireproof storage. Phone 1228 or 8626. tt
Baggage checked to destination. All
kinds of hauling. Fireproof storage.
Lightning Delivery Co. 42 S. Center.
Phones 8094 and 4128. tf
VACUUM CLEANING
OHIO TUEC H-LECTRIC SUCTION
SWEEPERS
For sale or rent on easy payment plana
ARIZ. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE CO.
2& West Atiuma Phone 8531 tt
VULCANIZING & RETREADING
MOST modern equipment in town.
and In charge of a man with 15 years'
experience: satisfaction guaranteed.
WILKY-WART MAN ll. CO tf
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALM ERS
V V 1J W -5 r -Vv -V j,
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WHICH IS THE TURKEY GOBBLER?,
CHAS. G. FULLER. BATH AND
MASSAGE PARLORS. 606 E.
ADAMS. 3304. tf
KAE SHOP.
Marcelling, hair dressing, hot oil and
special scalp treatments, electrical fa
cials, combings made up.
31 S. 3rd Ave. Phone 8260 tt
WANTED To borrow J'IJa for 3 or 4
months, 10 per Cent and $20 bonus; will
give $1,200 chattel security. Apply at 126
.'. Central Ave. Phone 35P9. It
SIGMA CHI'S of Arizona please send
name, 'address, chapter and year to
secretary Phoenix Alumni chapter. J.
C. Green, care Arizona Republican, dl
WILL anyone knowing "The7" address
of W. H. ilarter communicate with
Box 85C, Republican, for Information
of value? tf
PRIVATE tutoring in grammar or
high school subjects by former college
professor. Phone 2709. dp
DAIRY LEASE
For rent, 60 acres at $20 an acre;
small house. If you want to buy cows
and have part cash we can arrange
finances for you. See Gardner, with
STEWART REALTY CO.
17 West Adama St. Phone 1997 It
IL M. MAUS, 31 i N. First Ave,
Phones 1570 and 1929.
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FURNITURE REPAIRING
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Refininshmg, Upholstering
Packing by expert workers
DORRIS-HEYMAN FURNITURE CO
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A. L. MOORE & SON
(Successor to Moore & McLellan)
Funeral Director and Embalmers
Lady Assistant Auto Ambulance
829 West Adams St, Phone 601 tt
A. H. McLELLAN
Undertaker and Funeral Director
Phone [phone] N. Central Ave. tt
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Send us your order for Grapefruit.
Oranges and all other assorted fruit.
-Chipping Is our specialty.
SANITARY FRUIT CO.
81 West Van Buren Street tf
YARWOOD 6c HOCKREY
Funersl directors and embalmert.
$84 W. Monroe. Phone 801 tf
J. T. WHITNEY '
114 WEST ADAMS STRET3T
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HAIR DRESSING
THE GEO. F. MERRYMAN CO, 124
North SeconA Avenue. Vhon HT. tt
Hair permanently, waved. Hair
dressing. Marcel waving. Hair goods
of every description. Twenty years
of knowing how. The Permanent
Wave Shop, Columbia Theater Build
ing. 106 W. Adams. dl
HEMSTITCHING
Initials. Monograms, Scallops, dainty
embroidered on sewing machine, made
to order. Mrs. Torres, 1022 E. Polk St.
12-bd
VETERINARIAN
DR. J. E. COBERLY. Veterinarian.
1135 E. McDowell. Phone 8205. tt
WOOD, COAL AND FEED
For Sale Cottonwood.
Phone 1562.
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For Favors
Corn makes novel end appropriate
favors. Wrap a large cupful of salted
and buttered popcorn in a sheet of par
affin paper, making it into a long roll
like an ear of corn. Twist the ends!
tightly and fringe them, then wrap lnl
green or corn design crepe paper for
the outside covering. Cut some green
plain tissue paper into "silk" mixing it
with a little yellow fringe. Paste this
at the top and wind the large end with)
a strip of plain green paper.
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Roofing Material
Makes Big Decline
Republican A. P. Leased Wire
CHICAGO, Nov. 24. Price reduction
in asphalt shingles and prepared roof
ings ranging from 3 to 35 per cent were
announced today by two large roofing
manufacturers.
O. A. Hepps, president of one con
cern said in announcing the nrice cut:
'Our new quotations are below pres- THANKSGIVING PUZZLE:
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pated costs of 1921. The one purpose
is to stimulate business."
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Youth Drops Gun
Second Time Killed
Republican A. P. Leased Wire
WICHITA, Kan., Nov. 24. A second
accidental discharge of the same revol
var caused the death today of James
H. Blutchard, 18, student at Fairmont
college. Twe years ago the youth
droped the revolver and it was dis
charged, the bullet striking him in ttie
foot. Today while sitting in the office
of the marshal of the city court he
dropped the revolved and it was again
discharged. The bullet struck him in I
th chest and he died an hour later.
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Boys Play Soldier;
Little Fellow Shot
Republican A. P. Leased Wire
WILTON JUNCTION, Iowa, Nov. 24.
Harold Lincoln, a youngster took his
father's .22 calibre rifle and went out
to play soldier. He lined up three other
lads but all grew frightened and ran
away except little Dick, six years old.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kamp, of
Moscow, the youngest of-the trio.
The boy fired the rifle at close range.
the bullet passing thraugh the upper
part ot Ulck's left shoulder. He will
recover.
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A GOOD BOY
(London Mail)
Mrs. Morgan And so .your boy has
been taken off to a reformatory, Mrs.
jomeson. What a shame!
Mrs. Jameson Yes, isn't it! And
him such a good boy. too. Always
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Order wood at the East Side Wood
Yard, where you get service and your
money's worth. Deliveries made from
lo up. ji,. mauidun. xnuue -iiiiii outii a. uuy, iao. Always j
12r brought everything home to his mother.
WHICH IS THEL
TURKEY GOBBLER