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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1920
PAGE FOUR
(Section Two)
Christmas
HAVE A CHRISTMAS TREE HOLLY
WREATHS AND MISTLETOE
We will place on sale Monday, December 20th,
an assortment of close limbed, soft branched Fir
and Spruce Trees from the forests of Oregon. Also
Holly, Mistletoe and Wreaths.
-At the Beatty Grocery Corner
SOUTHWEST FLOUR & FEED CO., INC.
program the little tots are to furnish
our Christmas program. This will be
griven Tuesday evening. Dec. 21, in the
grammar school auditorium, with thi
following- admission charges made:
Grammar school pupils, 15 cents; high
school pupils and adults. So cents. The
proceeds from this program are to be
used In part payment for our play
ground and athletic supplies. The
teachers have been working on the
program for some time and it gives
promise of being the best program
which wo have ever Riven in the
school. As stated above it is to be ren
dered entirely by the little fellows and
anyone who has ever attended a prir
mary program knows what that means.
Further announcement will be made at
a later date. The following is the pro
gram as at present arranged:
Program:
STORES OF GLENDALE
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STOCKS
HEADQUARTERS FOR TOYS
Large assortment of Dolls, Tricycles, Wagons,
Kiddie Cars, Mechanical Toys and others. Beauti
ful gifts for family use, silverware, jewelry of all
kinds.
Select line of gent's furnishings and notions.
POPULAR PRICE STORE
NEXT TO CARRICKS
GLENDALE
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CHILDREN HAPPY
AT XMAS TIME
Bicycles, for Boys and Girls
Velocipedes
Air Guns s
Roller Skates
LOWER'S SERVICE STATION
Glendale
1 (a) "Xoche !e Pa. Noon de Amor'"
("Holy Night. Silent Night")
(b) The Christmas songs and folk
games (non-Knglish department.)
2 Christmas songs and folk games.
(English and non-Kngiish
Kindergarten)
J Danclnj Bears.
(First grades)
Chorus, Russian children.
6-Zu Zu, second grades.
Mother Goose," third rrades.
T Songs
' (a) "Merry, Merry Christmas,
(b) "If "Sou're Good."
(Third erades)
S "The Toys' .Celebration''
(Second grades)
Christmas carols Boys' choir.
To Go to Florence
J. Jackson will leave for Florence on
unday, where he is going to investi
gate interests which he will add to
those he has already established in this
City.
To California
Mr. Englehart. who has been the
guest of his brother, G. G. Englehart.
left for -his home in Glendora, Cal., on
Wednesday, where lie will stay until
the middle of December, when he will
eturn to Glendale to attend to business
affairs in Connection with the settle
ment Of the Englehart estate.
Birthday party
Master Horton Yeager was host to
group of his school friends recently,
the occasion being his birthday anni
versary. -
To Live In California
Mrs. Ewing, who has been treasurer
of the Women's Missionary society of
the Christian church, has resigned from
that office and will leave soon for Cali
fornia, where she will make her home.
Mrs. Cavolt has been elected to fin the
position made vacant by the resigna
tion Of Mrs. Ewing.
Recovering Steadily
Mrs. kidney Noel, who recently un
derwent an operation at the St. Joseph's
hospital In Phoenix, is reported to be on
the road to recovery.
Aocepted Call Here
Rev. T. S, Stauffer of Medicine Bow,
Kan., will bo the pastor of the local
Christian church and will appear in
the pulpit immediately after the holi
days. Kev. Stauffer was elected to
take the place of Rev. Ghuore, who has
resigned.
Work Halted
Fred Walsh, who Is building the bank
at Sortttsdale, la at bis home In Glen
dale for a few days, as his work Is
temporarily stopped by the failure of
huliding material trt arrive.
Cooked Food Sale
Cooked Food Sale On Saturday, at
10 o'clock, the ladies of the Christian
church will hold a cooked food sale.
All kinds of goodies will be there for
yeAi.
Reported Better
Word has been received by Mrs. J.
B. Mclntyre, who is taking a series of
electrical treatments, that he has en
tirely recovered, although the treat
ments Will be continued for a time.
Jesus Martinez, pioneer resident of
the Salt River valley and aged 91 years,
passed away at his home Wednesday
on Lateral 16. Interment was made in
Greenwood cemetery in Glendale.
Once again the Christmas season has
rolled around, bringing with it th Yale-
tide spirit, centuries old and yet ever
new. And bringing1 with it, too, the
yearly tour among the shops In search
of gifts for friends and relatives. And
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ftoo manv days have slinned bv un
noticed, leaving only one, or perhaps
two or three, in which to go through
is exactly right for each person.
Then life in general a.nd the holiday
season In particular becomes one mad
dash after the other to the favorite
shops with perhaps a list that is not
completed as one would have it and
probably with some one left out alto
gether. ThCr Is a fascination in mixing with
the crowd Of Christmas shoppers who
throng the gaily decorated shops, gay
with Christmas greenery and simply
ooaing the Christmas spirit The very
sight of a holly wreath reminds one
that his own childhood days are not
so far behind and that Christmas has
its pleasures for the grownups as well
as for the youngsters. And so In
comes the Christmas tree, tall and slen
der and green, to be made sparkling
and beautiful. And those who are
away from their homes at this season
of the year make every effort possible
to reach there at least in time for the
that long list and select the gift that h dinner. not sooner. For
where would one rather be on Christ
mas day than In their own home!
For the past few years there has
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A dozen delighted dear ones
with a likeness of the best in
photographic art. Arrange for
a sitting at once to insure early
delivery.
Have them done the
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STOVES
Have a cheerful' Christmas, one of the stepping
stones toward it is a STOVE.
Ranges, Cook Stoves, Heiters
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to pet there in good condition, pack
them well in GOOD, STROXO boxes
or wrappers, tied securely with stout
twine, and plainly addressed so they
will stand the rough handling; they
must necessarily cet In handling; rrt
masses of Christmas mail.
New State Grocery
Friday and
Saturday Specials
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24?b"R.' $1-65
4 lbs. SWIFT'S
JEWEL CM AA
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10 bars CRYSTAL
WHITE SOAP HQ
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TOMATOES ..
SOLID PACK
TOMATOES, 2 for
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35c
Meat Market In
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NEW STATE
GROCERY
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PAY CASH PAY LESS
THERE'S A REASON
PRE-INVENTORY PRICE REDUCTIONS
WE STARTED SOMETHING when we made the first big real reduction
early in October.
The momentum started by our Great Reduction Sale is gaining headway
rapidly. This Sale was . a great success from the view point Of .val
ue of merchandise distributed.
We started something which augurs well for the consumer. Our judg
ment has been vindicated. vThe "something" needed to start mer
chandise out of the retail store into the homes of the public was low
Prices. This was verified by the prompt response to our Great Re
duction Sale.
Your very liberal support has made it necessary for us to expand and
take in more room. It has been simply impossible to give you the
service that you are entitled to in our present crowded quarters.
YOUR NEW TOGGERY will give you just twice the room you now have.
A store for Men and Boys and a store for Women and Children. Your
Shoe Department will double its present quarters. Won't that be
nice? A Real Store for Glendale.
We must have money to do this. We are going to remodel the entire
front of our present location and the one joining us. This will cost
us Thousands of Dollars, to give you a store you will be proud of.
We are here to stay and every dollar you spend here at your Toggery will
be re-invested in merchandise aid equipment to give you better val
ues and better service.
To make this possible we have decided to further reduce our already low
prices. In many instances they are below replacement value.
OUR POLICY. Never to invoice a . dollar's worth of merchandise that
we could sell, coupled with the fact that we are advised by U. S.
Collector of Internal Revenue That we will be required to Invoice
at the high prices paid for merchandise, not at today's prices caus
ing us another, big lossin our income taxes.
DOWN!! GO PRICES!
We simply have got to move our merchandise before the first day of Jan
uary. In order to do this we have forgotten the cost. Our one aim
is to reduce our present stock.
Reduced prices on everything excepting a few lines restricted by the
makers. The people of this community are looking forward to low
er prices. They have a right to expect th'em, and this store has al
ways taken the lead in price Reduction for the benefit of its friends
and patrons even in many instances at a sacrifice to us.
No Monkey Business about this sale. Prices, we believe, are lower now
than they will be later, because they are below re-production cost
Although it means a sacrifice on our part, we are willing to "Pay the
Fiddler" and throw our stock on the market at prices that are below
original cost of production. This, in order to clear the store, as far
as possible, of Fall and Winter goods, and at the same time give
the public our friends and patrons the benefit.
Prices positively the lowest. To those of our patrons who have been
waiting for the bottom to be reached, we want to say that the re
duction we are offering during this sale makes it, all in all, one of
the greatest we have ever held.
Help us clear the store and at the same time secure some phenomenal
values in fresh, clean merchandise. Don't miss this opportunity to
buy for your present and future needs. Come in early and secure
the benefit of these reductions. Our Price-Quality combination will
make your buying a pleasure as well as a Money-Saving transaction.
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