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PAGE TWELVE
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 12, 1921
FOR
160 Choice
Dairy Cows
They consist of Durhams, Jerseys, Holsteins and
Red Poles. The bulk of the Jerseys and all the
Poles are registered and all the cows are bred to
registered males. These males have real pedigrees.
For experienced dairymen in position to take care
of the stock they may wish to buy terms can be ar
ranged. CALL FOR C. F. ALLEN
HASSAYAMPA CREAMERY COMPANY
BUSINESS CHANCES
27
' Drug Store
Want to buy all or Interest in good
paying and up-to-date pharmacy;
population 3,000 or over; give all par
ticulars In first communication. Ad
dress Rox 1'OK, Republican. tP
YOL'NU man lias $1UOO and services
to invest; wants payinj prop. Box
4f,J, Republican. bd
PERSONALS
WILL, motor to Tulsa, Okla., in a
1920 Buick touring car and have room
for three passenger?; can leave any
time. Apply to 417 N. 7th Ave. It
WANT a party of two or three to go
to Kan Francisco. Call before 9:30
n. m.. In renr 3fil N. 5th Ave. It
YOUNG MAN motoring to Los An
proles In Ford car would take party
along to share expenses. Call at 27 ..
2nd St.. or Phone 4617 between 9 and
10 Wednesday morning. Ask for IL
C. r,,m.Ar It
INK DHaVVLN'G Design for cuts,
trade marks, brands, especially head
letters, monograms. T3. Vargas, 3o lu.
Wash. St., apart. 8, together Phoenix
Kntrraving Co. bk
YOUNG MAN Mechanic and chauf
feur, would drive car or go as passen
ger to Denver. M. Freilinger, Phone
34fil. bd
DRESSMAKING
MODISTE
Smart suits and gowns; distinctive
remodeling; work guaranteed. Miss
Jack3on. 1631 W. Washington. Phone
377. tf
J1KS. WF.ATHFRHOLT. STYLE
SHOP. 145 W. MONROE. UP-TO-DATE
DRESSMAKING AND TAILOR
ING, tf
DRiiSSMA KING TAILORING AND
ART NEEDLEWORK
Miss Smith. Room 31. Annex Hotel, tf
GOODJaON AND WAD DELL
Exclusive .dressmaking and design
inging; MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED;
work guaranteed. 70ft North 1st St. tf
THE WRIGHT SHOP; NEW
GOWNS EXQUISITE. OLD GOWNS
MADE NEW. PONE 3373, 16 N. SEC
OND AVE. tf
FURNITURE REPAIRING
WANTED HELP. MALE
22
Wanted
Tarty to clean, disc and level Fowl
er tract and let it upply toward pay
ing for a lot in said tract. Restricted
district. II. G. Tolleson, Phone 42S2,
Room 8"1 Hoard Fids'. It
WANTED Man to wajsli dishes and
do porter work; steady Job and a good
place to work; man must have refer
ences. Call Fayway Butter store, 13
N. Central Ave, hg
ARIZONA AUTO AND TRACTOR
SCHOOL N
OUR INSTRUCTION IS JUST AS
GOOD AND COSTS LESS THAN
HALF AS MUCH AS IT DOES TO GO
AWAY TO SCHOOL.
OUR GRADUATES ARE MAKING
GOOD.
432 WEST ADAMS ST. FHONE 797
, Lf
WE START YOU In the candy busi
ness at home, small room, or any
where; everything furnished; earn $30
weekly, up; men, women; experience
unnecessary; advertise candy.. Send
felf addressed stamped envelope for
free particulars. Candymakers Co.,
3 P. Hth St.. Priladelphia, Pa. 2bb
LOST AND POUND
25
IF YOU want cotton pickers or any
other reliable help, call
CENTRAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
15 WALL ST. FHONE 46fiS tf
WA.itJJ toingio man with some
cash or Ford truck to deliver in Thoe
nix on a 60-50 basis. Call 3738. bd
GUARANTEE EMPLOYMENT OFS.
2nd St. and Adams. Phono 1480
Office, hotel and restaurant help
skilled and unskilled labor. tf
LEAKN THE BATTERY AM)
IGNITION BUSINESS IN FOUR
WEEKS FOR JliO WILL TEACH
YOU HOW TO MAKE LARGE
MONEY AND GIVE YOU AGENCY
FOR ONE OF OLDEST BATTERIES
MADE. BOX 30.1. REPUBLICAN. bl
LIVE VVIKE EMPLOYMENT AGO."
Z Cactus Way. Phone 693
Competent help sent to any place In
the state or. short notice. tf
WILL SELL half interest in my new
business row established; party must
have $750 cash a-nd be office man. Box
IRK, Rcpnbllcnn. bd
WANTED MFI P-FEMALE
WANTED A woman to do house
work and help with babies. Call 331
V.. Culver. dh
LOST Mala bundle bulldog, license
312; answers name of Cleeko. Call J.
B. Ryan. 8306. It
LOST 33x5 new Firestone tire and
rim, Monday evening, between Flor
ence and Phoenix; finder please re
turn to Republican office and receive
lineral reward.
LOST Certificate of O. H. and R.
C. oil Htock, valuable only to owner.
Phono 3140. bk
LOST Boy's mackinaw coat, be
tween Portland and Scottsdale. Notify
G. A. Gallagher, Adams Hotel; re
ward, it
STRAYED from pasture, 4 miles
southwest of Cashion. 4 work horse3. 2
brown mares, 1100 each, 10 yrs. old;
2 4-year-old geldings, one large roan
and one ( bay. Notify D. T. Aliens
worth, c'o Cashion Stnre: reward, bk
LOST Bunch of keys, return to
Economy Laundry, 6th Ave and Wash
ington; rewar1. hg
CAME to my place, i Dec. 22, one
colt branded N-C on right hip; one
sorrel horse branded L-F on right hip;
one gray mare, no brand visible. Own
er can have ame by paying expenses
of their keep and this ad. E. W. Hud
son. Tempo. Ariz. hi
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS'
MEETING The annual meeting of
the stockholders of the United Pro
duce Growers' Association of Arizona
will be held at the office of the asso
ciation at Glendale, Arizona, at 2 p. m.
Thursday, F'eb. 10, 1921, far the pur
pose of receiving reports and electing
officers for the ensuing year. JAMES
O. HAM MET.S. President. bp
THE LEON JONES Fire Company
will not be responsible for debts con
tracted by any parties but C. W. Hill
and Leon Jones. bg
Jan. 10, 1921 I have sold my
business at 1018 East Washington St.
to Mr. J. II. Roberts; any claim on me
can be made at my residence. R. J.
Craft. 142C Tast Washington St. bm
NOTICE My property at 1129 E.
Pierce is off the market. Owner,
J. R. Fnre-ey. bk
RAE SHOP
Marcelling, hair dressing, hot oil and
special scalp treatments, electrical fa
cials, combings made up.
31 S. 3rd Ave. Fhone 3260 tf
FEMALE PUP Part bull, about 3
months old. Came to my place. Own
er can have same if he will call and
identify him and pay for this ad. 926
F. Taylor. hg
LOST Bunch of keys. Flader re
turn to Republican and receive re
ward, tf
BACK of lady's wrist watch. Sun
day. Return to K. Friedman for re
ward. bg
STRAYED from Agua Caliente, De
cember 26, 1 buck skin horse, one bay
horse, blind In one eye, will be together.
Phone 712. Georgo Hageman Co., Phoe
nix. . . bk
LOST On Grand avenue, or north
west of Glendale. Lady's furs. Re
ward. Phone 4109. bg
EXPERIENCED waitress wanted at
the Chocolate Shop. tf
WANTED, lady under 30, no children,
to care for home of widower with 2
children. Por gj. RepuHIenn, bd
WANTED Woman to do housework.
Three In family, no washing. 1218 K.
Jefferson. K. Apt. Jas. B. Moore. bd
FOUND In pasture, 2Va miles west
of Glendale, 5 head of horses. One bay
and one gray. Owner can have them
by paying expenses. Notify E. L.
Cook. bn
CAME to my place on base line De
cember 22nd one colt, branded N. C. on
right hip; sorrel horse branded I S.
on right hip; one gray mare, no
brands. Owner can have same by
paying for expenses and this ad. E. W.
Hudson. R. 2. Tempe. hi
FIVE POINTS AUTO PAINT SHOP
632 W. Van Buren Et. Phone 4290
Largest and best equipped shop m the
state. Expert work. Ratea very low.
One year written guarantee tt
WANTED Attractive dancing part
r.er who really can dance ballroom
dantfs. Make appointment for meet
ing' between hours 4 and 6 p. m. Ap
ply Frank Farnum. Adams Hotel tf
HOME work; $30 weekly, up; experi
ence unnecessary; everything fur
nished.' Bend self addressed stamped
envelope for free particulars. Candy
makers Co., 5 S. 18th St., Philadelphia,
Pa, 2bb
WANTED, an experienced girl to
rook and do general housework. Two
In family and no washing. 614 W.
Pn-tland. Phone 41 K). hk
FOUND One gray and brown horse,
seems to be about 6 years old, 16
hands high; brown horse, both hind
feet white, spot Jn face; both horses
In good flesh. Owner can get same
by paying this ad and feed bill in sec
tion 24. 2 N., 2 E. J. D. Attaway, R. 6
Box 2.18. ba
LOST O-R STRAYED Two police
dogs, male and female, about 1 year
old, belonging to C. L. Robinson, living
near creamery. Reward for informa
tion or return. Glendale. Ariz. bg
WANTED i'oung lady to answer
telephone (private exchange), and do
fome clerical work. See Mr. King at
Republican, between 9:30 and 10.30 a.
m. today. It
WAN1ED Partner in office, must
be experienced, young or middle aged
lady; single preferred. Call in rear of
237 N. Central Ave. Busy Fee Employ
ment Office. hg
WAN1ED Girl or woman to assist
with housework evenings and Satur
days. See Mrs. Holcomb, 1314 E. Van
Buren. bk
WANTED HELP. MALE AND
FEMALE 24
MEN, women, $." hour advertising
perfumem, soaps, toilet goods, etc. Ex
perience unnecessary. Write for spe-
i )1 $14 advertising ah refund offer.
Dnbbs Trur Co., Memphis, Tnn. bn
MONEY TO LOAN
25
LOST Gent's alligator hand bag,
between Bell cafe on west Washing
ton and Clarendon Ave. Reward. 207
W. Wash. bd
LOST Wrist watch, Monday morn
ing. Phone 613. bd
LOST A platinum lavalliere set with
one small diamond. Return to Mrs.
P. H. Hays, 1016 N. Second St., and
receive reward. bg
LOST A platinum lavalliere set
with diamonds. Return to Mrs. W. II
Dawkins, Hotel Adams and receive re
ceive reward. tf
STRAYED A black cow with horns
about a. years old; burned figure 8
right hip. Owner can have same by
calling at Roberts Ranch, 22nd Ave.
and Buckeye Road and paying ex
pensps.
BUSINESS CHANCES
Mare Island Furn. Shop. Repair
ing, packing. Cash for your broken up
furniture. 906 S. 1st St, Phone 8767.
tf
ELECTRICAL DEALERS
WIRING FIXTURES SUPPLIES
Motor Repairing and Rewinding a
specialty. New State Electric Co.,
Phone 44:16. 214 W. Washington St. tf
VINSON BROS. t CARTER
Electrical supplies, contracting, mo
tor winding, repairs. 227 W. Adams
St., Phone 3?!S. tf
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Send us your order for Grapefruit,
Oranges and all other assorted fruits,
Shipping is our specialty.
SANITARY FRUIT CO.
616 West Van Buren Street tf
FURNITURE REPAIRING
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Refinishing and Upholstering
Packing by Expert Packers
DORRIS-1IEYMAN FURNITURE CO.
tf
FERTILIZER
SOUTHSIDE NEWS
OFFICE SOUTHSIDE DEPARTMENT
16 South Macdonald Street; Phone 341; Mesa
TEMPE AGENCY
Laird &. Dines Drug Store
Phone 22
GILBERT AGENCY
Gilbert Pharmacy
Phone Mesa 1P.2
CHANDLER AGENCY
Gardner &. Harmer Drug Store
Phono 21
GOODYEAR AGENCY
J. E. Flanagan Refreshment
Parlor
fflSH 5ET1G
PREPARED FOR
IIIRAL
1
RE-ELECT HE
AID OFFICERS
TORS
OF
Mr.
Jur-
FERT1LIZKR or light hauling; yard
cleaning. Call or send card. G. M.
Brazil, 1347 W. Fillmore. Phone 8158.
. tf
HATTERS
All kinds of hats cleaned and blocked.
California Hatters. 224 E. Adams.
HAULING
ACCOUNTANTS
JOHN VV. WAGNER
Certified Public Accountant. Room t.
Central Bldg. 139 N. Cent. Phone 1223
tf
AWNINGS
TENTS, AWNINGS AND CAMP
FURNITURE. We make everything
known that will fool rain and sun.
Phoenix Tent & Awning Co., corner of
First and Monroe Sts. Phone 1411. tf
AUTO PAINTING
DETROIT AUTO PAINT SHOP
613 S. Central Ave- Phone 4677
tf
AUTO TIME TABLE
GULLLA.M S STAGE LINE
"OLLESON CASHION AVONDALE
LITCHFIELD
Stages leave First and Washington
streets at 8 a. m., 10 a. m.. 12 coon,
2 p. m., 4 p. m. and 6 p. m.
Telephone 4183
AUTO REPAIRING
NEAL sharpens, repairs, buys, sells
anything. 202 N. Ninth St. Phone
8627. tf
Third Avenue Garage. formerly
Apache Trail Garage, xnira Ave, ai
Adams. We repair Fords and Dodges
especially. Our service satisfies. dl
FERTILIZER or light hauling; yard
cleaning. Call or eend card. G. M.
Brayil. 1347 W. Fillmore tf
HEMSTITCHING
Work called for and delivered; mall
orders solicited. Mrs. J. W. Boland.
331 W. Wash. Phone 1249. 1-bk
RODIFIEK S CORSET SHOPPE
Hemstitching and home dresses.
Mrs. J. A. Rodifler. 208 W. Wash. 1-bb
THE WRIGHT SHOP
Exclusive Gowns
Pleating, hemstitching, picoting, but
tons, pinking
MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED
All pleatirw? done In Wright shop.
Telephone 3379. 16 North 2nd Ave.
1-bb
THE HEMSTITCH SHOP
Hemstitching, pleating, button end
buttonholes; mail orders solicited.
Phone 1441. 33 West Monroe Street.
tf
HUES! mm oik
MESA, Jan. 11. The annual meeting
of the stockholders of the First Na
tional bank of Mesa was held Tuesday
afternoon, the only change in the pres
ent board of directors being the elec
tion of Fred C. Weekes to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of H.
L. Chandler. At the directors' meeting
whjch was. held following the stock
holders' gathering, E. Carlson, present
teller in the bank, was appointed as
sistant cashier.
The stockholders elected the follow
ing board of directors of the bank: J.
T. Lesueur, O. S.Stapley. L. H. Van
Spanckerenf. A. C. McQueen, X. G.
Peterson, II. D. Evans, John Nelson
and J. J. Fraser, and elected Mr.
Weekes as the new member of the
board.
The directors, in addition to th?ir
appointment of Mr. Carlson as assist
ant cashier, re-elected the following
officers: J. T. Lesueur. president; O. S.
Stapley, vice president; L. II. Van
Spanckeren, cashier; R. B. Schupp, as
sistant cashier.
The same directors and officers of
the Mesa Savings Bank and Trust
i company, which is affiliated with the
First National bank, were re-elected.
John C. Raymond will remain at the
head of the bank as secretary-treasurer.
W. C. T. U. Annual Meeting
Tlje Woman's Christian Temperance
union of Mesa will hold its regular
meeting at the home of the secretary
Mrs. S. D. Wilbur, 122 North Mac
Donald street, on Wednesday after
noon at 2:30. The' election of officers
for the new year and other business
will be transacted and icfreshments
will be served. All who ars interested
n the cause of temperancs will be
welcome at the meeting.
Shelving in Library
Secretary Dan Collett of the Com
mercial club was busy Tuesday ar
ranging the new club rooms ir. the
Mets building. Shelving for the new
library, which will be opened in con
nection with the club rooms, is being
placed and other work is being done
there preliminary to Its opening ths
latter part of the month. Painting and
other work is being done in the quar
ters to be occupied by the commercial
club.
Boy in Bowden Horns
A nine-pound boy was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Bowden of the Seville bunga
low court Tuesday afternoon.
Bowden is emnloved at the C. C
rett store.
Haws Move to Mesa
J. F. Haws, who was ranching last
season south of Tempe, has moved to
th Mesa district. He will be located
on a farm just east of his brother,
T. A. Haws, five miles northeast of
Mesa.
Southside Theaters Today
Majestic, Mesa "Sick a-Bed," star
ring Wallace Reid. Paramount Maga
zine. Gilbert Rex Beach's special produc
tion, "The Silver Horde." Pathe News.
Tempe "Mrs. Temple's Telegram."
tarring Bryant Washburn. Bray Pic-
tograph. Burton Hoimes travelogue.
Chandler "Guilty of Love," starring
Dorothy Dalton. "Phantom Foe"
serial.
WANTED Plowing, disking and
bordering: team or tractor; by acres
or by day. George Holiis, Kelly-Diehl-Hipper
Office. Mesa. It
-o
inLOEFilEI
TO PRESENT PROGRAM
JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER
M. Meckler & Co 305 E. Washington,
expert watchmaker and jewelen tf
CHAS. A,
106 N. First Ave.
SHELDON
Phone 8583
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED
Neal sharpens, repairs, buya, sells
anything. 203 N. Ninth St. Phone
8692. tt
LAUNDRY
FIRST CLASS colored hand laundry
136 S. Seventh street. Phone 23S6. bg
BICYCLES
PHOENIX CYCLE COMPANY
Harry Crandall, Prop.
108 East Adams Phone 1717
tf
KING BROTHERS
110 E. Adams
BAPBER SUPPLIES
Blanton Co.. 206 West Wash.
tf
BATHS AND MASSAGES
CHAS. G. FULLER, BATH AND
MASSAGE PARLORS. E06 E. Adams
Street. Phone 3304. tf
BEAUTY SPECIALIST
Mlneralada treatment removes wrin
kles and all skin blemishes. Mrs. N. L.
Hughes, graduate in beauty culture.
Phone 4SB4 for appointment. 1-ds
CARPENTER
MUST be sold this week. Meat mar
ket; A-l fixtures, good location, two
year lease; best buy in town; J650 will
handle. Thonn 4364. See owner at
241 S. Center. bg
FOR SALE Lease and furniture in
14 -room apartment house at 343 N.
Sicon'l avpii bg
WANT LOAN of J2500; wanted on
new double house valued at threo times
the loan; also want loan of S25.00O on
land valued at $?5.000. If you want
to loan money ee us for good s
turity. Kincaid-Bomnn Realty Co..
' ' 2 r tV- Adams St., Phone 3..31. h.l
MONEY TO LOAN on Salt River
Valley farms. Do l.ot apply unless
vour propertv Is strk-tly first class.
Address 312 Heard Building, Phoenix.
tf
WILL
M UN I
on good
Kood in-i'-'
hort time notes,
K. Willefta St.
well
bk
LOAN H"-' to J.0U0
u perty; $500-) to loan on
i.'.l rrsl estate. E. L
V.ft V.in Buren. tf
WANT TO F.ORROW J4.000 on 1st
mortgage, 1 or 2 'ars, security $33,000
rropertv. . Box UK. lpuMlcan. bg
WANT TO RORROU
fit 10 per itr.l inUrest.
$oi'0 at once
Fox C2J, Ho-bd
FOR SALE Furniture store in the
best town in the state of Arizona, do
ing fine business. Address P. O. Box
fr.5, Nogalos, Art?- bl
LEASE and furniture of seven-room
house including screen porch, for sale.
House ail equipped for light houe
Voniny. 224 V,. Van Ruren. hm
NEWKHT . n, best paying iipart
mnt houe in Phoenix. Will sell prop
erty or f rrniture and lease,
owner. Post Box 677.
CONTRACTING carpenter and cab
inet work, toys. William Schnorr, 1343
East Adams. Phone 2612. 1 bd
LET ME build, paint or repair your
house. O. W. Burks, 246 S. 12th Ave.
Phor.e Sfi4S. 1-ds
SMALL jobs and repairs. William
Livingston, 223 North Second street
Phone 28S9. 1 bd
Rough dry, finish work.
1134 V:. Monroe.
Phone t009.
1-bk
LIVERY STABLES
Star corral and feed yard. General
livery. Saddle horses a npeclalty. 2nd
Ave. and Madison. William F. Cavnesa.
Prop. tf
MILLINERY
Ladles Hat Shop. Hats remodeled.
New hats made (frames). 115 East
Roosevelt. lbk
PAINT SUPPLIES
MATHEWS PAINT CO.. 128 SOUTH
FIRST AVE. WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL DEALERS IN PAINTS.
OILS. VARNISHES, BRUSHES, ETC.
PHONE 1259 PROMPT DELIVERY.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Everything in music, expression, lan
guares and dancing. Phone 1009. tf
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
GOLDEN RUI TRANSFER CO
Baggage and express, 7 days service.
EOc; upstairs, 75c, F. Howe.
bk
CHAMBERS TRA NSFER AND
STORAGE CO. Any kind of hauling
Fireproof storage. Phone 1228 or 3526. tf
Baggage checked to destination. All
kinds of hauling. Fireproof storage,
Lightning Delive-y Co- 42 S. Center,
Phone 3034 and 4126. t
SPANISH TEACHER
WANTED Students tor Spanish.
Rear 230 N. T-hlrrl St. lbl
TYPEWRITER REPAIRING
TEMPE. Jan. 11 A regular meeting
of the musical department of the Tem-
ne Woman's club will be held in the
high school auditorium, Thursday eve
ning at 7:30 o clock. A ehort Dusinessi
meeting will precede the program, at
which all members, active, associate
and auxiliary, are especially urged to
be prcront. Each member will be ad
mitted free and is privileged to bring
one euest free, and others it desired
at 23 cents each. Admission for non-
members will be 25 cents each.
The following program will be ren
dered.
Miss Anderson, program chairman.
Paper lien Musical Systems Af
fecting Our Own," Mrs. Morton.
Violin solo Selected, Mr. Rarkiey.
Discussion "American Folk Music,"
Miss Anderson.
Solos Miss Delzell.
Ojibway love song
Pawnee war song.
Invocation to the sun god.
Piano solos Miss Scribner.
"In an Indian Lodge," (McDowell).
Selected.
Indian Corn Dance Kalakagathia
Camp Fire. ,
Solos Negro Spirltuels, Miss Ecud-
der.
"Go Down, Moses."
"Good News In the Kingdom."
"Swing Low, Sweet Chariot."
Group einging Old melodies. Audi
ence.
Will Give Entertainment
The ladies of the Methodist church
are planning to give eome sort of an
entertainment on Washington's birth
day, but have not decided yet just what
it will be. Particulars will be an
nounced later.
Have New Daughter
A fine eight-pound baby girl was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanna at
the Breckan hospital, Tuesday morning.
All Day Meeting
The ladies of the Christian church
will hold an all day session Thursday,
with lunch at noon.
Card Club Meets
The Tuesday Card club met at the
home of Mrs. A. S. Herzberg this weeK
A total of 3.700 incandescent lights
will be used in the illumination of the
Shrine, auditorium for the Inaugural
ball, to bo given in honor of Governor
and Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell next
Friday evening. The floral decora
tions call for tho use of 5,000 chrysan
themums, 5,000 carnations, 2,000 Amer
ican Beauty roses, yards of Trailing
Smilax and a great profusion of oth
er greenery.
These are some of the items of dec
orations which insure the most mag
nificent and artistic Betting ever pro- :
vided for a state occasion in Arizona.
For the past several days artisans
have been rushing the permanent in
terior finishing of the beautiful new
temple which will be opened for tho
first time to the public on this occa
sion, and now the decorators, under
the direction of F. C. McNabb of the
Arizona Seed and Floral company and
the electricians under the personal su- .
pervision of W. R. Bertram of the
Bertram Electric company, have taken
charge, and within the last two days
the transformation has been nothing
short of wondcrfuL
Lattice work has been used to clev
er advantage in providing a basis for
the decorations of ceiling balconies,
and on the main floor, as well as for
the music stand which occupies the
stage. The latter has been trans
formed into a veritable conservators' In
which the fresco artist's work haseen
blended with the realism of trailing
vines and hanging fern baskets. Flow
er baskets will be placed about the
floor at regular intervals, and from
each handle will be smspended a bird
cage containing a canary. Sixty song
sters have been secured for this fea
ture.
An electric fountain will form the
centerpiece of the floor. This will ba
surmounted by a marble statue of a
virgin bearing a horn of plenty filled
with masses of orchids and rosea. Five
hundred gold fish will disport them
selves in the basin, while vari-colored
hues of light are reflected through the
spray of the fountain.
Above the fountain a massive globe
of light has been suspended. This
piece alone contains seven hundred
lights. An electric 'American flag will
be placed at the end of the hall oppo
site the music stand and this contains
170 globes.
Wild Smilax, shipped from Alabama,
is being used with California Redwood
Garlands in decorating the fronts of .
the two balconies. Douglas firs will
be utilized for the backgrounds, and
twelvte great clusters of Wood ward la
ferns will bo used In hanging basket
effects in combination with small
American flags which will be kept
gently fluttering through the use of
concealed fans.
No bunting is being used in the
decorations, the aim being to produce
a soft, pleasing effect. Large flags
will be limited to th ptate stand of-
colors which will grace the governor's
box and to light other flags of the
state and nation which will center the
panels above the balconies.
The sale of tickets yesterday took
a decided jump. News of the elab
orate preparations which are being
made at the Shrine auditorium is cre
ating a strong desire on the part of
all to witness what will undoubtedly
prove to be the most spectacularly
staged historical event in the annals
of the state.
o
Phone 1801, corner Second avenue andMxs. Gibson won the first prize and
Washington. Trunks within 10 DlocKri r.rs. k. Aiexanaer me tuusoianun.
.Miss Wilson, notary public, con
veyancing. 31 North First Ave. Tel.
4143. 2b
Cleo Paris
Hotel Lobby.
e z
liiulhardt. Commercial
Notary P-iMic. tf
CARPET CLEANING
IF YOU WANT your carpets cleaned
clean, phone 733. The Electric Carpet
Cleaners. tf
CARPENTER WORK
WANTED Young man with $1000
to invest, with terviceK, In an estab
lished and fast growing business on
good paying basis; good salary and
your part cf profit? from the business;
this will benr close investigation;
don't answer urlesj you hfive the cash
and a eood prfr of cvrmlis' Tel. 1757
'nr iiTiirliiir?! sti.l Interview. hk
PARTNER wur.ted :t en'-o In Pir.k
In'? r,nd roncret.ng w!!s; plenty cf
work at frooi price. M. Le., M?r.
Sniver Pr.mp ( . Ko-vir-r Het'. hi"
DAN HABECKER. Carpenter and
Builder. I make home building a spe
cialty, contract or day work. Phone
l?R'.l. bk
Term. ! CARPENTER work, repairing, job
bl I bing. Phone 3960. G. A. Jones, 1638
E. Van Buren.
PIANO TUNING
S. L. HAMILTON,
17th Year In Phoenix
Piano Tuner
Phone 3206 tt
Piano tuning. F. H. Alden, Phone
1038. 714 K. Washington. ds
Piano tuning. A. R. Taverner. 5
years 'experience. 209 West Wash
ington. Phon TPS. tf
PLEATING
Skirts made and pleated for $5;
shirts and dressmaking. Bethel Gar
ment Co, 223 W. Monroe. Phone 2i05.
1-bp
PHOTOGRAPHERS
For Fine Portraits
THE RUSSELL STUDIO
Phone 4 6SS 25 E. Washington
tt
CEMENT CONTRACTOR
Q. II. MARTIN
Concrete walks, drives and founda
tionsL 1149 E. Puree. Phcr.e SSlt. Ibn
CHIROPRACTIC
JjK.'e. E. HELFRICH, licensed chi-ropractor-
Phone 4349. 3C9 N. First
St. Office house 8 a. m. to 8 p. ro.
CHIROPODIST
in'
tit.
CASH
I rlr-rs .
:! K -.13TTH tf
CHATTEL LOAN.- KAPY To GET
in sums up to f.'OO at lawful rates on
your furniture, piano, automobile, llve
itock, implements, etc. Repay in small
monthly installments, If desired; am
ple finds; Just and courteous treat
ment; ttrlctly confidential. People's
lxan and invest Co.. 23 East Washing
;on yt Thin- (3r J
LOAN WANTED
Four cr f.ve thousand dollars on
j:oivl rfnrh, w. Ill pay 2 per cent com
n!cir,n fnr secirinc lian. See Flick-
;-:Rer or Pith'.p. ! West Adams
.... pi ,,. ),
M'..'!.y TO ,o.N iS 1M I'KoV! :i- i
St.
1 h
WANTED To get iv. t.v:
corr'r m!:.!rg prTOs!!lon, w'
" invslrr.et.t and flnarcin
Must ftatwl i.-e Itivetitlcj-Uo:
: v
CORNS, bur.lor.s. ingrowing nails
v,''t''; treated br experienced chiropodist. Dr.
w A. J. Johnson, Irvir.e EiCg.. 35 E.
" : Washington Street. Rooms 1 and 2. tf
1
; t-cietit-tio ci.ii opodltit. A.l ailments
i cf the feet carefully treated Miss .Vol-
Phono 1
1 -d') i
SI EN iGRAPiil.it. good practical; ;i;e Morrison. S15 S. 2nd Ave.
employed; ore who would be interest- i33S. Re?!dertlal work.
ru In writing chort stories; partner
ship proposition; '0-'O K- '.: r.o cap
iat re.:!?tred. par J4K. Rev-Mlean. b?
PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING
PHONOGRAPHS repaired any
style cr make In our completely
equipped rhop. Cass Redtvflll Co,
228 W. Washington. tf
RADIATOR REPAIRING
EAST END Radiator and Sheet Metal
Works. Phone 1577. C26 E. Washington
St. tf
RE-FINISHING
LET ''US reflnlsh your household
goods. Bedsteads. chandeliers and
light .gxtures our specialty. High
grade, work, lowest prices. Also use
ful household articles. Arizona Min
eral Compound Co., 21 South 6th Ave.,
Phone T,':.::, l f
REAL ESTATE OFFICES
The Typewrite Inspection Co. All
makes overhauled, repaired and rebuilt.
iO S. Fourth Ave. Prompt service.
Phone 1498. tf
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
THE GEO. F. MERRYMAN CO.. 124
N. Second Ave. P.ione '651. tf
A. L. MOORE & SON
(Successors to Moore & McLellan)
Auto Ambulance
329 West Adams St. Phone 601 tf
Refreshments were served
Improving
The many friends of Dr. Dines will
be pleased to learn that he was able
to walk down stairs Monday with one
crutch and the support of a friend.
Dr. Dines has been confined to his
room most of the time for several
months, due to an injury received from
a fall.
Memorial Services
Very impressive memorial services
were held' In honor of Professor Beck
with at the Congregational church
Sunday night, and In the Normal audi
torium Monday morning.
FOR SALE Furniture, also house
for rent. 836 Van Ness Ave., Tempe.
ot
o
U. m. MAUS. 31 N. First Ave,
Phones 1670 and 1929. tl
A. H. McLELLAN
Undertaker and Funeral Director
Pbone 4940. C17 N. Central Ave. ti
TARWOOD & HOCKREY
Funeral directors and embalmers.
234 W. Monroe. Phone 3099. tf
J. T. WHITNEY
134 W. ADAMS ST.
tf
VACUUM CLEANING
Rent a Royal
Vacuum Cleaner
Charge per 1 day $1.11
Buy a Royal
Six dollars puts one in jour home;
balance easv payments.
HOME APPLIANCE CO
37 W. Adams. Phone 228S. tf
GILBERT W1HS TWO
WORLD'S OLDEST MAN IS ILL
Turkey's 14(i-year-old man, Zora
Mehmed, reputed to be the oldest man
in the world, has been ill for some time
with indigestion. This was the first
time Zora had ever been ill. He com
plained that it was because of his set
of false teeth. v
Zora has always been- a hamal, that
is, a carrier of heavy weights, ranging
from two hundred to one thousand
pounds. When he was 45 years old.
wdurlng the Napoleonic wars, he tried
to lift, on a bet. five hundred pound s
with his teeth and ruined them. Ha
went until about 1850 without any
teeth, and then he obtained a set
which wore out about twenty year
ago. He got another set. He de
clared these teeth gave him indigestion,
which finally landed him in the hos
pltla. Until his present illness, Zora was
employed, as a hamal, at the Turkish
naval base. He was born at Bitli.
in Turkish Armenia, in the year 1774,
Just before the American revolution,
but does not remember that event.
Zora has a son, 80, and a young daugh
ter, 50. His heart and eyes are ftili
good and h looks like a man of 70.
He offered his passports as proof cf
his age. as well as the birth records
in the mosque at Bitlis.
o
MAN 97 PER CENT HONEST
The honesty of mankind is demon
strated by Rabbi Philip Laugh's an
nual report on the Jewish Free Loan
Society, covering twenty-eight years
of operation. 'Sums ranging from $5 to
$300 are loaned without distinction of
nationality, race or religion, and with
out Interest charges or expense.
Ninety-seven per cent cf the loans has
been repaid by the borrowers and 2
per cent by their idorsers. one-half
of whom have ultimately been reim
bursed. Chicago, Herald and Exam
iner. '
o
A government publication reports
BASKETBALL GAMES
GILBERT. Jan. 11 Last week end
the Gilbert high school basketball
learn journeyed to Florence and Casa
Grande and succeeded in defeating the
high school teams of both towns by
good sized scores. Florence went
down to defeat 86 to 18 and Casa
Grtinde was defeated 16 to 2.
This double victory brings Gilbert
to the front and gives it a good start
in the race with Tempe high school.
The two towns are now neck and neck
in the interscholastlc league.
Tempe plays Gilbert here next Fri-
' "2 ..Vu: L;i that German commercial firms are o-
.-.y-.M'i - -iy "Eliciting trade in Mexico and that they
CHIROPODY Buniona, corns, cal
! . . .... i. ... , .j . .,
i louses remuveu, iiiiuir?:5 uuu uiuou-
SUNNY SIDE REALTY CO.
618 Herd Rl.Ig. Phone 4224.
tt
l'l R SALK Tin' tr:...n r.!
c-r.fect'.or.c-ry. cafe :ir. an
ptace In Arizona; rew and fiair.g a ti
business. Reason tor ?::;-; have out
of town business tht recpr.res inv t!m
Will make good terms :f can olos
dTil by Jin. :C. A .:'!! p, Ta-: Pau'r
lss; 6Cc each; moles, warts, etc., re- :
to-(irtt.i j moved by electricity. 29-31 E. Adams
.emenf st. r-nr.k Shirley. Pnone 1704. tt !
ROY NKiiLKTT REALTY CO.
110 X. Central Ave. Phone 1703
tt
COR3ETIERE
Real Estate Leans in sura net
FRANK R. STEWART
M. cf R. B. Phone 1631
Phor j??7 17 V,. Adams St. tf
A ! :
SPIRF.LLA corseta. Mis. Kuhlwilm, I
Phone 1442. 706 W. Madison. 2-p :
sriru.JLA CORSETS Miss Smith,
Rill K. Taylor St. Phone 8169. tf
SHOP REPAIRING
. ! .
Women's turns. S'.
nailed, $1.24. 1 3 4 1 -
W. K. Mills.
.0"; welts. $1.60;
W. Washington.
tf
VULCANIZING & RETREADING
Most modern equipment in town and
in charge of a man with 15 years' "ex
perience; satisfaction guaranteed.
WILKY-WARTMAN OIL CO. tf
VETERINARIAN
D::. J. P.. COUERLY, -veterinarian.
:i35 E. McDowell. Phone fc?0r tf
WOOD. COAL AN O FEED
Order wood at the East Side Wood
Tard, where you get service and your
money's worth. Deliveries made from
$3 up. 1029 E. Madison. Phone 4975.
tf
Phone 1562
FOR SALE Cottonwood.
obstacles this season has turned out a
remarkable team and is determined
to put over a victory on the liome
court next Friday. The team will
probably line up as follows: Miller and
Hatch, forwards; Rtobinson, center:
C. Skousen and Brown, guards; J.
Skousen, Nichols and Sevoy substi
tutes. Wiil Have Sprinkling Wagon
Dirt and dust, which has mixed
freely jr. tlu- atmosphere in Gilbert
during the past rfifcftless months, Is to i
be settled. The toJ council has made!
arrangements for the county sprink- i
ling wagon and will put it in operation I
here as soon as a motor and tank to '
supply water can be installed. '
Visit Mining Property !
L. Zellner and V. S. Irwin motored j
to their mining claims in the Super
stition mountain diFtrict Sunday
ofier credit up to one year.
morning. They returned that eve
ning, bringing, back with them soms
very good samples of ore.
Are Phoenix Visitors
Among the Gilbert men who trans
acted business in Fhoonlx the fore
part of this week were Julius Bustr.
hoff. Judge Hopkins. John Nelson, Mr.
Rease and Mr. Lyn-h.
M. L. GIBBONS
MCSA, ARIZ.
Phone 222
Funeral Director and Err.balmer
LaHy Attendant
-N. 2i-i Avo.
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DENTISTS
re. 1 1
e" nt e. I
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I JR. MORRISON
Sanitary S.vstem
SCHOOL CF lliDING
NEv"T"fhr":oTrpAL SoT
Ave. and Miid!.''i Si. I'i.nn" 157
Kngland. For ret t Gait'd
lforsi'5. I .ad.es at.d Chiidrtn Tat
tii 4ih i
3. Jeff 1
Sa(td!e '.
Sht to ;
2-ci
This is to certify that J. W. Pepper
has mads application for a license to
operate an express line between Phoe
nix and Chandler, serving Mesa, Gil
l.ert and Tempe, and notice is further
P.iveu that u. hearing on said appliea
tiori will be held before the Arizona
Corporation Commission at the Capi
tol building, In the city of Phoenix, at j
10 a. m. on the 14th day of January,
1921.
Dated t Phoenix, Ariz., this 11th I
dav of January, 1921. '
(Signed) J. W. PEPPER. j
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I
'li'oD man, capable of mfeti!ig tie
pu!.ii to solicit jill:' for f i'-st-dass ;
i -and laundry; good pay. rt. Gay Ta-
)' .:'!'., 4 OS Willow Ae.. Oakland. Acid.
1
Balloon Dance, January 15th
Come and get the Prize Balloons
Masquerade Dance, January 22d
$10 Order of Merchandise to the Lady.
$10 Silk Shirt to the Man
(Best characters)
Admission SI. GO Ladies
Midway Dance Hall, Tempe
i .: J : :cr:
SL. 2t K. Washington St. tf .rid.

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