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; THElQlIZdNA REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1920
(Section TwoT
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STREET SCENE IN GLENDALETHE BUSINESS DISTRICT ON
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Make an additional joy
. to your
CHRISTMAS
Let us supply you with an
AERO
BATTERY
or
Repair, Recharge or take
care' of your Starter
Trouble.
The avoidance of the last minute ruth reflects not only a saving of
energy, but also money. Now, if ever, la the time for all to shop.
Glendale Garage
Phone 14 Glendale
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News From The
North Side
GLENDALE PEORIA
G. M. DEAN, Manager
Circulation, News, Advertising
Offices Carriok Realty Co.
Phone S Glendale
Fit HI IS
Gilt BY WOK
CLUB OF GLUE
. The program given by the Glendale
Woman's club on Wednesday was in
deed delightful. The principal num
ber on the program was a playlet of
more than usual interest. The play
itself waa written by Mrs. J. M. Pear
son, a local lady, and the actors were
the little folks of the community.
"Jack and the Bean-Stalk" was chosen
for the name and the scenes depicted
therein, of which there were four.
dealt with Jack, who sold his mother's
cow for three beans. Around this the
play was woven amidst the beautiful
scenery provided. Those taking part
In the play were Jane Pearson, ivatn
erine and Josephine Tinker, Mary Gil
bert, Dorothy Clark. Louise Patterson
and Mrs. J. M. Pearson.
Besides the playlet there was a vio
lin solo by Master Nathaniel Derby,
two vocal numbers by Helen Green,
accompanied by Mrs. Merle Connor.
Miss Marlar of the high school gave
as her demonstration of "deep fat" fry
ing the making of banana fritters,
which with coffee mada up the .refreshments.
This meeting was one of the best
held in Glendale in many months, as
the turnout was something enormous
and everyone present expressed tlieir
deep appreciation of the program In
eeneral and esncially the children in
tho play.
Visitor From China Fields
The Rev. A. N. Cameron, a mission
ary from China, will ppeak at the
Baptist church next Sunday niKht. He
has had a very wide experience in the
field and will probably illustrate hia
message with stereoptican pictures.
Back to Stay
Allan Kendall has returned to
Glendale after a prolonged absence
spent in Kansas and Colorado.
To Present Ordinance
At a mass meeting held on Monday
night at the Christian church an or
dinance was drawn up that has to do
with entirely closing the town up on
Sunday outside of the drug store and
they are limited to selling of drugs
only. This ordinance will he present
ed to the town council at their regu
lar meeting on next Monday night.
In addition to this an ordinance was
POSTAL GIRLS TO ASK UNCLE
SAM: "MUST WE WEAR UNIFORMS?'9
SUGGESTIONS
Ivory Sets, Christmas Decorations, Aluminum
Cooking Sets for Children, Dells, Beds and hosts of
other Toys. K
Handkerchiefs, Kid Gloves, Camisoles, Georgette,
Taffeta and Tricolette Blouses.
Ready -to-W ear Dresses
Serges, Taffetas and Messalines
Life-time Aluminum Ware
Double Boilers Percolators
Stew Pans Tea Kettles
Numerous other things
THE STYLE SHOP
Mrs. C. A. Cohenour
Glendale
TIMELY HINTS FOR YOUR
CHRISTMAS DINNER
We are prepared to serve you with
the best
MILK, SWEET CREAM,
BUTTER, BUTTER MILK,
ICE CREAM, FRESHEST
OF RANCH EGGS
Our Products Guaranteed
Call Phone 104
THE CRESCENT DAIRY
Glendale
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Miss Gladys Kyte (left) is opposed to wearing bungalow aprons while at
work in the Detroit postoffice, while Miss Frances Ailing (right) favors the
idea. Inset of Postmaster William J. Nagel, who started the argument.
(N. E. A. Staff Special)
DETROIT. Girls who are employed
in the main postoffice here have
decolleted and peek-a-booed their way
into a nice little argument which
Uncle Sam himself may have to step
In and settle.
"After Dec. 1," said Postmaster
William J. Nagel, "all you girls will
wear bungalow aprons while at work."
"We won't," replied the girls.
And they are planning to carry tho
argument up to Postmaster Oneral
Burleson, If need bo, to have NagcTs
order squashed.
"Bungalow aprons rob us of all in
dividuality in dress." pays Miss Gladys
Kyte, leadVr of the opposition. "We'd
look like prisoners in a reform school.
And what right lias more man to dictate-
to us on dross?"
And, on the other side. Miss Frances
Ailing, ono of the few girls who arc
l acking Nagel, pays: "it's foolish for
).e if iris to oppose the ordr. Why
should we drc?5s liko society belli
while working?
And the postmaster comes in with a
complaint that somv of ihe girls have
! eon wearing waists too decollette ain
a-hoo. ihey ve t-ocn in ins ro
their means, spending too much
pec.-c -yord
also drafted that has to do with th
prompt closing of dances at 13 mid
night and no dancing on Sunday.
Here for Conference
Rev. A. W. Atkinson. DJX. superin
tendent of the Methodist churches in
Arizona, was in Glendale Wednesday
night to hold the quarterly conference.
He went over all the department re
ports and future plans discussed.
Visitma Here.
E. L. Sutton of Santa Clara, Cal, Is
in Glendale visiting his brother-in
law. Earl La Plante. Mr. Sutton is
well remembered here as not so very
long ago he sold his ranch in the
Washington district, where he waa lo
cated for some time.
Doll Contest
The Popular Price store has Its doQ
contest in full swing now and the
prize doll worth $15 is on exhibition In
the window. The doll will be given to
the one having the highest number of
votes on the night of Dec 24. Bach
one-cent purchase In the store en
titles the purchaser to one vote.
To Play Mesa
The alumni of the Glendale high
school has a game of basketball
scheduled with the alumni of the Mesa
high school on Friday night, Dec. 10.
The game will be played indoors at
the Vance auditorium. The team and
rooters will leave at 6 o'clock in order
to be there in time to get a little prac
tice. The Glendale team will be com
posed of Pitts, Twitty, Fagg, Cap-
linger, Akin and Grassie.
To Los Angeles
Rev. Rawley and wife of Toledo.
Ohio, will leave for Los Angeles,
Wednesday night, where they will
spend the rest of the winter,
Methodist Notice
The First Methodist church will
hold its regular meeting in the gram
mar school auditorium. Sunday
school, 9:45; sermon 11:00; Junior
Missionary club, 3 o'clock; Junior,
Intermediate and Senior league. 8:80;
evening sermon, 7:30.
Traveling for Pictures
Major and Mrs. E. II. Wilson of Los
Angeles and New York city created
much interest on Wednesday after
noon with their Chevrolet car painted
with many scenes of California on Its
sides, tho car being called the Cali
fornia Poppy. They are represent
ing the Master Picture corporation
and are traveling through every city
in the country in an effort to secure
the opinion of all the movie fans or
those Interested in the betterment of
pictures. They have so far toured all
of California and part of Arizona, and
to date have covered 9.600 miles, and
in this questionalre have cecured over
40,000 names. The combined film
makers are interested in making the
very best of pictures, and want to
make their work to do the most good
for the greatest number of people. In
addition to this they carry several
mascots, a parrot, a monkej'j a dog
and a cat.
New Watchmaker
Mr. Jones, who recently purchased
the i'llcher drug store, announces that
he has secured the services of Mr.
Thornton, who has been connected
with Sheldon's jewelry store in Phoe
nix. Mr. Thornton will be here this
week to attend to all kinds of watch
and Jewelry repairing.
Good Roads Meeting
A meeting was held at the Peoria
chamber of commerce on Monday
night to ascertain the sentiment of the
people in regard to the road bond
election to be held on Dec. 31. All
those present were unanimously in
favor of the bonds. J. G. Hammels has
Deen appointed chairman of the cam
paisn committee.
Next Monday, Dee. 13, the board of
trustees meets with the board of su
pervlsors in Phoenix to award the con
tract for eight new buildings to be
started immediately. We hope to get
some of these buildings erected In time
to be used for a portion of this school
year. At the present time w have
two classes in session in the Methodist
Sunday school rooms, located on the
southwest corner of the school grounds,
ana two other classes in session in
the south corridor of the auditorium
These two classes in the corridor are in
the worst place which we are com
pelled to use for class rooms because
we are continually making uee of the
auaitorium proper for such things as
our Departmental music, play practice
etc.. which is needless to say is quite
distressing to both teachers and pupils
The teachers at present are quite
Diisy wonting out n detailed course o
study for the Glendale schools. When
we pet this whipped into shape it will
he possible for the child to finish the
Glendale grammar school in either six.
seven, eight or nine years without ever
being retained in the same grade the
second year. e hope to be able to
get our course of study so nearly com
pleted that soon after Christmas w
will be able to reorganize the whole
school plan, the reorganization based
entirely upon our new course of study.
The proposed course of study takes
into consideration very largely the
ability of the individual pupil to grasp
his school work; that is, if the pupil
is quick to grasp the work he will very
probably be rushed along under course
"A." If not so ready to grasp the
work, he will b put In course "B."
"C" or "D," as the case may warrant.
(Be careful now and don't crowd too
much, because every' pupil Is not a
eourso "A" pupil, and we sincerely re
iiuost that all parents give the teach
ers eredit for possessing ability to
classify a pupil where he can do the
best work.)
As stated on the evening of our last
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
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A REMINDER v
Open An Account At This Bank
THE GLENDALE
BANK OF COMMERCE
"The Bank that takes more interest in you
than from you."
Glendale Arizona
Ranches and City Property
"VALUE FOR MONEY SPENT'
Listings WantedBuyers Courteously Treated
In connection with our realty business, F. C. Rich
has agency for Paige cars.
T. I. PAUL REALTY CO.
T. 1. PAUL
J. V. HARRISON
F. C RICH 1
Everything for
the Builder
25 Years Building Experience Yours
for the Asking
PEOPLES STANDARD LUMBER CO
"Service and Satisfaction"
G. McABEE, Mgr. Glendale
TO PRESENT YOUR WIFE
with a fire insurance
policy is giving her a
guarantee of a home, for
no matter then if the
house is destroyed by
fire and its contents
burned, the money to
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replace uiein win oe
forthcoming. You pro
tect your home against
uurgiars uy iccKing the doors. Get insured and pro
tect it against fire as well. Come in and get our
rates.
YOU'D BETTER SEE MC.
CARRICK REALTY CO.
Phone 8 Glendale
JUST 12
MORE DAYS
UNTIL XMAS
WE WANT TO BUY CHOICE TURKEYS
Also Orders Taken For Poultry
We pay the highest market prices
Phone and Our Truck Will Call
KETCH AM
POULTRY HOUSE
Phone 20
Glendale
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