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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, MONDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1921
eBusiness
RIGHT IN TOWN. AND
PtTUNO THE NEXT rBW DATS WE ARE GOING TO
OFFER FOR SALE ONE OF THE VERT DESIRABLE 60
FOOT FRONT STRICTLY BUSINESS LOTS IN THE CITY
IT IS LOCATED IN THE HEART OF PHOENIX THE
ONLY VACANT LOT IN THE BLOCK. AND IS GROWING
INTO MONEY EVERY DAY THE OWNER IS LONG ON
UNSALABLE COMMODITIES AND NEEDS SOME
READY CASH TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED FOR THE
BALANCE.
GREENE &
FHONE MM
11
FCK KENT FURNISHED
HOUSES
13
Rent Free
Rr.t r lease, seven-room bouse at
l: s. Fin Ave, double house, fur-T-e.
Fhn 10R11 bp
IXR RENT Half brick house of
ar nmni and private bath; on car
v Fast Washington at. bm
MOMXN furnished,
apartment, shade; $25.
three-room
Phone 8659.
bm
MODKRX three-room cottage;
rMt (r summer. Rear 1821 West
-hone 8114. bn
THRKK ROOM furnished cottage
r--r mat: t;i per month. 37S North
ave. pn
t--R KENT Five-room brick fur-
mr-e4; will make summer rates; see
M -lrr4. 44 K. Adama bn
FVR RENT For summer, nicely
rri:Ja house: five rooms, two
"l-nm porches; paved atreet, one
"c f mn ear. 1118 N. Snd St. bm
VKKTTV; furnished; in restricted
4nvt cmraunity; running water;
ti-werm. toe. Jersey milk and news-
tajers oetivrrnl . to door. Phone
jl tw Advires a. B. Laing, Cave
fit. bm
tnL. ronmy furnished home;
wax be rented at once. 142$ East
Kwv-e't. bm
-HOM furnisned brick. No. N
Sflt. Phone 103. bm
TUU-KOUM cottage, free water;
ec bath: gaa. electricity; $20
yr- U Grand Ave. tf
fr:A ROOM furniahed house, 721 E.
( Ptrnne 8241. ds
NRELT furnished and newly dec
nM cottage, combination living
4 .ur.t man, large clothes closet.
litcfee with Hooaier cabinet, gas
ad economy beater, 3-piece
friTTe KatH and screened speeling
wwiii old shade: water paid: ISO per
WMi-h. Hi N. Third St. bp
SMALL modern brick .close in, on
r recaeirt. shade; tit; healthy adults.
1:3 N. It a Ave. Key at 34$. Phone
i:t tf
RXISHEO cottage, eoft water.
en desert; summer rates, $16
a tActw;. Inquire 2042 W. Adams, bm
Li-AX and new, 3 noma and
feath. porch, garage. 640 North Sixth
ve. bm
Uult.K 4 -room furnished apart-
nt. and also 4 -room unfurnished
rrtnw.t; rent reasonable; suitable
Tr fcea'Thv. 1013 North 16th St. tf
S-iAUTlFULLY furnished half
koase la private home; cool, hign
. no . i couple preferred; ga
rr, !! C. Wllletta. t bm
NKATLT furnished 4 -room house
wtt screen porch and pianola. Phone
s bn
FV-R RKNT Half house furnished
rr K. MeKtnley. Phone 5107. bm
R KKXT-To adults, well fur-
rie14. thoroughly modern home
wire Tfn bedrooms, choice loca
tiee. exceptionally desirable for th
1417 N. 3rd St. b
Mitfc;KX -four-room brick. Phone
$. ds
F R LEASE To adults, com
petv furnished seven-room hou
paved atreet near car line. 823 N
SSjxih Ave. bn
F'R RENT Partly furnished
'l cottage, two rooms and kitch
front and back porch screened
FVty of shade. Kent $21. Including
ijrht and water. William E Thomas,
rtS N Central. Phone 8726. br
MiAl'T furnished cottage for
r--vr"e- 325. Phone 2039. bm
ROOMS AND BOARD
ROOMERS and boarders wanted by
e week or month in a country home
i'1 Mw noon 13J5. bn
FVR RENT Room and board; best
ttvc and ptenty; 310. 141$ East
W -t jt"n st. " It
iiuAkli and room in private fam
i r; excellent accommodations; good
rte rivie MR. bm
RJM and board in privste fam
rv. k. Taylor. Phone 2139.
H.M and board for health seek
era; graduate nurse. 1106 E. McKin
ley. ltne 4 Ml.
FIRST-CLASS ranch Kcommoda
tw.s m private home for the sum
iwf. Mrs. A. E. Steele. P. O. Box
1M. S-n"sise. Aria.
PARK VIEW PLACE for h. 1th
fcer-s: open all summer: lota of
hade; enellent meals: rates rea
e.vr.!. also housekeeping cottages.
I ' c- 1111. I'. O. Rox 1383. o-dft
MOU NTAIN AIR SANATORIUM
FOR TURERCULARS
UMJjRDO, N. M.
P-eut.ful grounds, cool and pleasan
bn
"OM and board in private home,
-tuple nd emule; one block from
a - vs . Monroe. bm
Mv MAIN AIR KLST CAMP
Id! loration. Every convenience.
pat ents $:8 Tabic boarders $1
T'lot-e 1J11 tf
S"H Vt AKTZ CAMP
Wonderful place for health seek
e A place where you can slee
1 ret and reaain your health. All
rtiJs lumished for l;ght house
-irir liates very reasonable
1 'CTt.-e SI N". Secnnd Ave. tf
HYATT'S "Desert'' Camp, Cactu
Ar: tH-a people, the Desert is call
i- a. oar nmp haa every cVvenlence
rin cottages, electric lights an
f rtifinir.g mater, 2 bath houses:
x-r;;Tit dnting- room, reasonable
r" . r !;ht housekeeping. Store,
vitf- A n-n'.k. daily mall. etc. Very
Two stages to city every
s.- W'.lgo car in front of Cen-
' t "-rrH-"V. tf
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
j. !.!, I I'liimMied front room.
- e and bath. Phone
bp
; - KS'iN KiKillS, 724 West
1- im.iiern furnished rooms:
f.irnnwre and beddin. tf
Lot
READY TO BUILD UPON.
GRIFFIN
124 N. FIRST AVE.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
FOR RENT Housekeeping room
with screen porch; price reasonable.
323 N. Second St. bn
NICELY furnished front room, pri
vate entrance, connecting bath, on
Brill car line; $15 a month. 711 N.
6th St. bm
LARGE cool rooms, $10 and $15 a
month. 1024 W. Polk. br
COOL, front room, private ent
rance, suitable for one or two; rent
reasonable. 345 N. 3rd Ave. bn
NICE, cool clean sleeping noms
and porch beds. Summer rates. Oc
cidental hotel, 130 North Central, bm
LARGE pleasant double room, pri
vate-entrance, sleeping porch and
connecting bath, in delightfully cool
home. Ten minutes auto ride from
Central and Washington. Large
grounds and abundance of shade
suitable for one or more gentlemen
or couple. Phone Mrs. Cowan, 8040.
bm
NICELY furnished downstairs
front room; walking distance: sum
mer rates. 803 East Van Buren. bm
ROOMS and screen porches In pri
rate home; modern, at summer rates.
IS N. Central. db
CHOICE Bleeping porch adjoining
bath. Private entrance. 341 N. Third
Ave. bm
SCREEN sleeping room, reason-
ble. 821 W. Van Buren. bn
FOR RENT Modern room with
Bleeping porch. 600 N. Second Ave, tf
COOL FRONT room; cheap.
446
East W ashington.
bn
NICE FRONT room and kitchen
ette; $15 month; no sick. 745 Grand
ave. bm
ROOMS Close in; $2.50 to $7.00
per week; also one three and one
two-room apartment; H block from
postoffice. 333 North Second ave. bn
FOR RENT Front bedroom, pri-
ate entrance, connecting bath, close
in, $20. Call after 10:30 a. m. 627
E. Adams. bm
CLOSE
IN Clean housekeeping
405 E. Van Buren. bp
rooms, $4.
TWO nice cool bedrooms, adjoining
bath, close in, cooking privileges.
suitable for married couple; summer
rate. Phone 8844. bn
ROOM with bath also screen porch.
612 N. 2nd Ave. bn
FRONT room, $3.50 per week.
$12 per month. 738 W. Taylor.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished
bedroom and screen porch; tiath, pri
vate entrance, suitable for two or
three, walking distance. 910 North
First St. bn
FURNISHED room with sleeping
porch, running water, gentleman pre
ferred. 395 N. 3rd Ave.- bm
14 FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS
ROOMS for light housekeeping.
close In: no sick. 346 W. Monroe, tf
FRONT room, for light housekeep
ing: bath, lights and gas. US E. Van
Buren. bn
LARGE housekeeping room and
sleeping porch, $15 month; no sick.
316 E. Van Buren. bp
FL'RNISHED housekeeping rooms.
03 E. Adams. bn
LARGE AIRY screen room over
garage; may be used for nleeping or
light housekeeping. 6116 North
Fourth ave. bm
HOUSEKEEPING rooms.
Phone
6767. Morning or evening.
bm
HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. $15 per
month. 209 East Van Buren. bn
FURNISHED housekeeping room
725 E. Washington. .bn
TWO housekeeping rooms, well
furnished, nice and clean, over, ga
rage; close in and good shade; will
rent to responsible party for the
summer at a very reasonable rate.
No sick. 703 N. Fourth St. bm
WELL FURNISHED housekeeping
rooms t 509 E. Van Buren St. bn
TWO room, furnished for light
housekeeping; water and lights are
free; plenty of shade; close in.' 702
E. Washington. bm
TWO housekeeping rooms, elevated
sleeping porch. 711 S. Center. bm
ONE very large front, room, nice
and cool, strictly sanitary; furnished
for light housekeeping if desired. 376
N. Third Ave. bm
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. gas.
lights and water furnished; reason
able rates. 321 W. Van Buren. bn
CLOSE IN Clean housekeeping
rooms. $4. 40o E. Van Buren. bp
15
FOR RENT LAND
FOR RENT 56 acres good land.
5 acres in watermelons and 18 In
maize; reasonable rent. 6'i miles
west of Five Points on Yuma road.
Dill s ranch. bp
18
FOR RENT 8TORE AND
OFFICES
THE building. 40x100. corner Van
Buren and 2d street, lease or monthly
rental. Inquire George O. Ford, 220
E. Washington St. tf
17 FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT
brirk, modern ;
Brill car. 905
-Furnished four-room
garage; l block to
E. Garfield St. It
WILL RENT my beautiful Ludwig
piar.o for a long time to responsible
family, $5 per month and drayage.
Room 2, 23 E. Washington St. tf
PIANO for rent. Phone XSU5.
bk
18
FOR RENT PASTURE
FEED FOR SALE at Buckeye for
range cattle. P. O. Box 613, Phoenix.
tf
18',4 WANTED REAL ESTATE
PROPERTY OWNERS
If you really want to sell, list your
property with ub. We have some good
trades; no matter what your proper
ty is someone wants it. Let us sell
it. Phone 3056. Phoenlx-Casa Gian
de Realty Co. 42 South Central. bn
WANTED To buy: Have $400
cash as first naymert on small house
can make $35 or $0 monthly pay
ments. Box 9oF, Republican. bn?
18'a. WANTED REAL ESTATE
LISTINGS WANTED
ON CITY IMPROVED PROPER
TY AND SMALL RANCHES WITH
GOOD IMPROVEMENTS.
HERBERT S. PRINCE CO.
303 HEARD BLDG. bn
WANTED TQ BUT A modern Six
to eight-room, two-story house with
sleeping porches upstairs. Nothing
northwest of Central farther than 5th
street and northwest farther than 7th
avenue. Address Box 69F, Republi
can, bn
WANTED House four or five
bedrooms, large lot, . north. Box 78F,
Republican. bra
19 WANTED SITUATION. MALE
FIRST-CLASS string or test milk
er would like position with a pure
bred Holstein herd; understand herd
developing thoroughly. J. Dwyer, R6,
box 68. Phoenix. Aris. bm
WANTED Several small sets of
books to keep. Eleven years' ex
perience in accounting work. Phone
8061. bn
SITUATION wanted by a healthy,
Voting, married man, 26 years of age.
who has had some selling experience
and who has been employed by some
of the best firms in the valley in the
capacity of bookkeeper and general
office man. Address box 422, Mesa,
Arls. bm
YOUNG MAN wants steady work
of any kind; can go anywhere. Box
60F, Republican. bm
STENOGRAPHER wants tempo
rary or permanent position. P. O.
box 7S0. . bm
WANTED Painting and paper
hanging; all work guaranteed. Phone
4775. bm
WANTED Hay baling; lernM
reasonable. 172S E. Washington St.
j p
LAWN worn wanted; reasonable
by contract or hour.- Phone 2139. tf
CARS repaired at your home; ex
pert work, guaranteed; 80c per . hour.
$44 N. Fourth Ave., rear. bn
fAlMLMi, Kaisomining, paper-
hanging, stock furnished or unfur
nishfcd. Smythe, 215 E. Polk. Phone
8520. bm
IF YOU want a good Job in ordi
nary painting as well as in modern
parlor and panels and imitation silk
finish, call 7R4. All work guaranteed.
bm
WE furnish, plant and prune
shrubs, trees and lawna. Phone 3314.
tf
I CLEAN your house and rugs sat
Isfactorlly. Joh n Kin g. Phone 1249. tf
EX-SERVICE MEN
SEEK JOBS
When you want help give the first
chance to ex-service men. A number
of men who have served their coun
try now are looking for positions here
Phone American Legion headquar
ters, 4938. and we may be able to fill
your needs. tf
YOUNG married man, legal and
commercial 1 stenographer, desires
change. Notary and recently ad
mitted to practice law. Box S6F, Re
publican bn
CABINET maker, porch swings
and rockers made to order; furniture
re finished and upholstered. Phone
8134. br
WILL CUT your grain with com
bine Harvester. Call 1554. Make ar
rangements soon. br
20 WANTED SITUATION, FEMALE
WANTED Sewing
Phone 5187.
by the
day.
bm
COLORED woman wants laundry
work. Phone 5182. bn
HOME laundry or day work.
5331. -
Call
bn
BODS LAUNDRY,
1134 E. Men
ds roe St. Phone 6479.
WANTED Laundry work. Rough
dry 40c doz.; finish $1.25 doz. J. E.
Sims, phone 6119. bp
CALL NURSE; 2406; no objection
to T. B. ftm
DA V WORK wanted by competent
colored woman. Phone 2120. bn
HALF DAY housework by the
week. Phone 8339. br
PRACTICAL NURSE Phone 1015.
br
WE DO laundry, rough or finish.
Call and deliver. Phone 3129. -bm
COLORED girl wants general
housework; no laundry. Phone 8442.
bm
PHONE 2418 for hand laundry.
Called for and delivered. 50c for
rough dry, $1.50 for finished; guaran
tee my work to be satisfactory. bn
THOROUGHLY' experienced young
lady bookkeeper, cashier, office work.
Phone 8656. . bn
FIRST CLASS COOK desires posi
tion on ranch or private family.
Phone 2632; 345 North Third ave. dg
WOMAN wants cooking; ranch,
boarding house or mines. 343 N,
Third Ave. bm
WANTED Sewing; prices reason
able. Phone 5368. bn
FIRST CLASS
Phone 2366.
hand
laundry
-n
WANTED Family laundry- We
call and deliver, 317 N. 12th St. Phone
3336. tf
FIRST-CLASS Laundry;
reason -
able. Phone 2667.
tf
20't WANTED TO RENT
WANTED Small furnished apart
ment with sleeping porch, by two
healthy adults; close in; state price;
permanent. Box B7F, Republican.
WANT to lease 20, 40-acre ranch
near Phoenix or Mesa, with some
alfalfa and cows. Box 87F, Repu-
llcan. p
WANTED To rent by June 1st,
for year, three or four-room unfur
nished or partly furnished apartment
or half house, two adults, permanent
residents. On car line or within walk
ing distance of town. Box 66F, Re
publican. bm
WANTED TO LEASE Five or six
room furnished house; reasonable
rent. Phone 1212. bm
21 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS i
ELECTRIC fan. Phone 2770.
bp
WE PAY cash for furniture.
1917. 230 W. Jefferson.
Tel.
bm
I WILL pay spot cash for a five
passenger Ford if in good condition
and very cheap; no Junk, no agents.
Box 63F. Republican. bra
WANTED Cream separator, also
honey extractor. E. C. Byrns, War
ren, Ariz. bn
"I MEAN IT!" Highest price paid
for furniture, clothing and shoes.
Arizona Supply House, 341 E. Waah
lrgton. Phone 1476. tf
WANTED Electric
738.
fan.
Phone
bn
FURNITURE Ford's Store; phone
1776. Buy everything from cellar to
garret; any quantity; anywhere; also
guns, instruments, crockery, stoves,
refrigerators, fans, trunks anything.
tf
WANTED Second-hand piano for
cash. Box 41D, Republican. Phone
8973. tf
WANTED TO BUY Barber chair
and fixtures. Republican Box 50F.
bm
WANTED TO BUt Second han'l
furniture, tools, guns. etc. I pay
highest cash prices. See me before
- .selling. Phone 1753. D. C. Whitlock.
6-bm
21 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
26
WANTED
Don't waste your summers. Prac
tice on reliable pianos, beautiful tone,
perfect touch a few Kerr & Smalley
bankrupt stock left. RedewiU Music
Co.. 222 W. Washington. tf
27
Liberty Bonds
BOUGHT FOR CASH
, B. H. Dodt
WEST ADAMS
It
22 WANTED HELP, MALE
CENTRAL
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
15 WALL ST.; PHONE 466$
tf
WANTED Collector; married man
with bicycle. Central Arizona Light
and Power Co. tf
GUARANTEE
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
47 N. SECOND ST. PHONE 1480
tf
LIVE WIRE
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
3 CACTUS WAY. PHONE 693.
tf
PHONE BRADM AN 498$
PHOENIX EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
RELIABLE HELP FURNISHED
ON SHORT NOTICE. Hi S. First
St. i tf
YONG man, single, age 18 to 20, in
wholesale house, city; state past ex
perience and reference; moderate
salary to start; advancement on
merit. Box 81 F, Republican. bn
BOYS 12 year, of age and up can
earn from 25c to $1.00 each morning
selling Republicans. No experience
necessary. We have a few good cor
ners for hustlers. See me today.
Circulation Manager, The Arizona
Republican. db
BEST and coolest place in town to
eat. New low prices. PHOENIX
LUNCH. 23 8. First Ave. dd
LONG'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
40 WALL STREET. PHONE 624
FOR FIRST CLASS HELP tf
23 WANTED HELP, FEMALE
WANTED A girl or woman to as
slst in general housework. Phone
."025. br
WANT general housekeeper.
618 N. Center.
Call
bm
WANTED Young woman to look
after sick patient at night. Call 1222
N. 2nd St. Phone 8629. bn
WILL GIVE high school girl or
woman good home and farir wages
to do light housekeeping and look
after two little girls, 8 and 10, dur
ing the summer months. Mother em
ployed during day. Box ?4F, Re
publican tf
WANT a capable cook. James
Douglas. Douglas, Ariz. Apply morn
ings at 1015 N. Second St. bm
WANTED Middleaged woman to
assist in general housework; good
home and wages to suitable party.
Box 38F, Republican. bn
23',, WANTED AGENTS AND
Wanted Salesman
Must have car and be willing to
work "non- sitter preferred." Will
give good chance to a good man. If
looking for a place to loaf, don t
pply.
JONES & CUMMINS
Phone [phone] Heard Bldg. bm
2S
MONEY TO LOAN
$1,000 mortgage for sale. Improved
land. Box 78F. Republican. bm
SPOT CASH for Ltnerty bonds.
Highest price, paid. 128 E. Adams.
tf
MONEY to loan on ranch or city
property. Box 93F, Republican. It
TO LOAN
ON CLOSE IN. IMPROVED CITY
PROPERTY.
$3000 TO $4000
$5000 TO $6500
HERBERT S. PRINCE CO.
303 HEARD BLDG. bn
CHATTEL LOANS EASY TO GET
in sums up to $300 at lawful rate, on
your furniture, piano, automobile.
livestock, implements, etc. Repay in
small monthly installments. If de
sired; ample funds; Just and cour
teous treatment; strictly confiden
tial. People's Loan and Invest Co,
23 East Washington St. Phone 1 .
) tf
MONEY to loan on well Improved
city property. E. E. Paacoe. 10 Wert
Van Buren street. tf
26
LOST AND FOUND
Hat Lost
If the gentleman who took my
Green felt hat by mistake from
Adams Lunch Room about 7:30 P. M.
Sunday night and left his much
smaller one will leave it at Republi
can we will trade back again. bb
STRAY Holstein calf. Owner call
janitor Capitol School and pay for ad
and care. bp
LOST 34x4 ft Miller tire on rim
between Phoenix and Florence, nearer
Florence than Phoenix. Notify C. A.
Nicholas, Florence. bn
STRAYED Light bay mare, three
white feet, white star on forehead
branded, about 1000 lbs. Notify Jerry
Doyle, Third Ave. and Jefferson St.
Kem-ard. bn
LOST A black and white pup
about 3 weeks old. Has bob tail:
owner will pav reward if returned to
306 N. Second St. bn
LOST By Arizona Republican car
rier boy $5 bill, either on Third or
Fourth street between Van Buren and
Roosevelt. Return Mr. Kane, circula
tion department. Msynard Burbridge,
Route 45. bn
LOST Biack ribbon watch fob.
(green) malachite setting, also ear
drop with malachite setting. Reward.
Phone 2010. bn
LOST Plain blue broadcloth cape.
Thursday evening, probably left in
American Kitchen. Will finder j.Vase
call 8398, Sunday, or 4397 durina;
week: deward. bm
LOST Bunch of keys with Tale
master key and button hook about
month ago. Please return to Thomas,
"35 W. Washington. Reward. bk
FOUR keys on ring 2 No. 70. Tel.
3274. bm
FOUND The best, and coolest
place to eat in town. PHOENIX
LUNCH. 23 South First Ave. dd
LOST Brown leather traveling
hag. initials P. W. O..' on Black
Canyon road. Reward if returned to
Republican office. bm
6 MILES BKAXDED SWASTIKA
CROSS ON LEFT NECK. LOST
FROM U. H. GAMMLE'S PASTURE.
NOTIFY 4204. REWARD. tf
TAKEN UP, 15 head sheep: owner
can have same by paying damages
and feed bill. E. E. Taylor, Scotts-
dale 5dm
LOST AND FOUND
STRAYED Liberal reward for re
turn of work stock branded 28 right
shoulder, to D. A. Cobb, near Tolle-
son. bm
BUSINESS CHANCES
Corner Grocery
Store and 3 living rooms attached:
fine location. Price $3500; or will sell
stock at invoice. Easy terms.
Street Realty Co.
610 W. Washington
bnr
FOR LEASE OR RENT Small,
transient rooming house; location the
best; running water; good opportuni
ty to make money
For information, i
call 4166.
bn
FOR SALE Novelty cold drink
stand, down town location, also late
model Ford car; no dealers. 241 W.
Washington. Phone 1917. db
SPLENDID opening for active mun
with $800 to start in business for
himself in Arizona or New Mexico;
ran clear $40 to $50 weekly: full value
given for investment; experience un
necessary. Box lO Republican. It
OPENING for a tailor; best store
in Tempe for rent. Apply to W. J.
Kingsbury. Tempe. Ariz. bm
PHOTO STUDIO Best business in
town. Will trade, sell or lease; own
er leaving state. W. P. Seyfred. next
to post office. Mesa. bm
OWING to poor health of my part
ner I have a proposition for an honest
man, who has a car, to travel with
me. Business clears $200 a week
easy. I have the experience and know
what I am talking abcn.it. If you
have $200 investigate this. Call any
time at 68 Mitchell Drive, half block
from Osborn school. bm
FOR SALE Downtown lease, ex
pires October, 1922: excellent loca
tion; fine storeroom, on corner.
Phone 2774. bm
PROFITABLE established trade,
soft drink manufacturing place with
confectionery store in Tempe in part
trade or cash. Have other business.
Pox 26D. Republican. 5dm
POOL HALL for lease, with fix
tures. Apply 265 W. First St, or 235
E. St. Lewis St.. Mesa. Ariz. 5ds
WELL equipped restaurant, doing
good business; bound to sell. 721
nrand Ave. bm
28
PERSONALS
YOUNG man would like to hear
from parties going to El Paso in car.
Box 66F. Republican. bm
LEAVING Tuesday for Tonopah
via Needles, room for four. Inquire
324 N. Fifth Ave. It
PARTY going to California would
drive car or share expenses going
over. Phone 3656. bm
ANYONE noticing F. R. Mitchell,
middle aged man; alone, except for
bird and dogs, camped along bigh-
- betwen phoenix and Florence,
with wrecked Ford touring, please
v ,i . .g.aia Vern, Los Angeles,
Calif.. General Delivery. bn
RELIABLE man would like to go
with party in automobile. Apply
Reading hotel. Phone 1015. ds
BEST and coolest place in town
to eat. New low prices. PHOENIX
LUNCH. 23 South First Ave. dd
YOUNG man wishes to drive car
to coast for party. Tel. 22R2. tf
HTAG'O LEAVES ever? Wednesday
morning for Agua Callente. the Hot
Springs that cure rheumatism, skin
diseases, etc. Phone 712 for reserva
tion or call Hageman, cor. 2nd St. and
Adams. tf
GOING to Montana-Canada line as
.con as possible; room for two re
liable men. Hudson car. 1404 w.
Polk. bm
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SPECIAL NOTICES
CITIZENS' STATE BANK DE-
positors We accept your deposit cer
tificate, in full value for mdse. and
money. Ballsun'a Clothing Store, 31
W. Washington. - It
ALL REAL ESTATE dealers, take
notice that my property. 936 W. Polk
atreet is o.'f the market. Mr. and
Mrs. F. B. Gaylord. bn
AUTO TIME TABLE
GUILLIAM'S STAGE LINE
TOLLESON CASHION AVON
DALE LITCHFIELD
Stagea leave First and Washington
Street, at 8 a. m, 10 a. m.. 12 noon.
2 p. m.. 4 P. m. and 6 p. m.
Telephone 4188. tf
ACCOUNTANTS
JOHN W. WAGNER
Certified Public Accountant. Room 3
, Central Bd. 139 N. Cen. Phone 12J3. tf
AUTO PAINTING
DETROIT AUTO PAINT SHOP
618 S. Central Ave. Phone 4677. tf
AWNINGS
TENTS. AWNINGS AND CAMP
FURNITURE. We make everything
known that will fool rain and sun.
Phoenix Tent & Awning Co., corner of
Fl r.t and Monroe Sts. Phone 1411. tf
BARBER SUPPLIES
Razor and safety blade sharpening
our specialty. Blanton Co., 206 W.
Washington. tf
BICYCLES
KING BROTHERS
110 E. Adams.
tf
CARPE- CLEANERS
Your rugs and carpets cleaned like
new without breaking the sizing or
running the colors. We specializeon
Orientals and Navajos. Phone 73:J.
Works 618 So. Center. Electric Car
pet Cleaners. ' tf
CHIROPODIST
Dr. A. J. Johnson. 35 E. Washing
ton, Room 12. Phone 5975. tf
CHIROPODY Bunions, corns, cal
louses removed, painless and blood
less. 50 cents each; moles, warts, etc.
removed bv electricity. 29-31 E.
Adama. Frank Shirley. Phone 1704. tf
CHIROPRACTIC
E. E. HELFRICH. licensed chiro
praetor. Phone [phone] N. First
St. Office hours 8- a. m. to 3 p. m. tf
COLLECTIONS
SHEDD collects slow accounts; no
tary public, bus. agents: credit rat
ings. Shedd's Merc. Service. Phoenix,
Ariz. 212 Fleming Bldg. Phone 1866. tf
CORSETIERE
Splrella Corsets. Mrs. Kuhlwilm.
Phone [phone] W. Madison St. tf
8PIRELLA CORSETS Miss Smith.
1014 E. Taylor St. Phone 8169. tf
DRESSMAKING
PLAIN and Fancy sewing. 1'hone
2770. 514 W. Washington. 6
DRESSMAKING, hungalow aprons,
shiits. Skirts made and pleated for
$6. Bethell's. 223 W. Monroe. Phone
2405. tf
DRESSMAKING. TAILORING AND
ART NEEDLEWORK
Miss Smith, Room 31, Annex Hotel, tf
DENTISTS
DR. MORRISON
Sanitary System.
Phone 30S9. 36 E. Was: .ngton St. tf
ELECTRICAL DEALERS
WIRING FIXTURES SUPPLIES
Motor Repairing and Rewinding a
specialty. New State Electric Co..
Phone [phone] W. Wsfhlngton St. tf
FURNITURE STORED A PACKED
FURNITURE stored and packed;
packing done by experts. Ford-Levy
furniture Co., 116-120 West Adams
street.
tf
FU R N ITURE REPAIRING
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Refinlshlng and Upholstering
Parkin bv Expert Packers.
DORRIS-HEYMAN FURNITURE
COMPANY.
HOUSE MOVING
NEW FIRM
Williams Housemoving and Wreck
ing Co. Estimates cheerfully given.
23 W. Monroe. Phone 1738. tf
HEMSTITCHING
THE HEMSTITCH SHOP
Hemstitching, pleating, buttons and
buttonholes; mail orders solicited.
Phone 1441. 33 W. Monroe St. tf
THE WRIGHT SHOP
Both wide and narrow hemstitch
ing, pinking, buttons and pleating. 16
North Second Ave. Phone 3379. tf
Work called for and delivered; mail
orders solicited. Mrs. J. W. Boland.
331 W. Washington. Phone 1249. tf
JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER
CHAS. A. SHELDON
N. First Ave Phone 3583
106
tf
PAINT SUPPLIES
Chicago Paint Store. Wall paper.
paints, varnishes. . etc. 327 West
Washington. Phone 4694. tf
MATHEWS PAINT CO., 128 S.
FIRST AVE. WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL DEALERS IN PAINTS.
OILS. VARNISHES, BRUSHES.
ETC. PHONE 12," 9. PROMPT DE
LIVERY tf
LIVERY STABLE
Star corral and feed yard. General
livery. Saddle horses a specialty.
Second ?vve. and Madison. William F.
C.vness. Prop. Phone 4131. tf
MILLINERY
33 WEST MONROE. Millinery and
dressmaking; beading and altera
tions. Misses Shafer and Holscla.v.
dp
Ladies' Hat Shop Hats remodeled,
new hats made (frames;. 115. East
Roosevelt. tf
PIANO TUNING
S. L, HAMILTON.
17th year In Phoenix.
Piano Tuner
Phone 3406 tf
PRINTING
Commercial work, pamphlets,
booklets, handbills, etc. Arizona Re
piiHIcan Print Shop. Phone 4331. J
PHOTOGRAPHERS
For Fine Portraits
THE RUSSELL STUDIO
Phone 48 35 E. Washington
tf
PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING
PHONOGRAPHS repaired any
style or make in our completely
equipped shop. Cas. Redewlli Co..
226 W. Washington. tf
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER Private dicta
tion, copying. 207 Nat. Ban.' of Art
zona Bldg. Phone 1748. - gs
MRS. A. MONE1TK. Public Sten
ographer, Notary Public. State agent
for Llne-a-Time machines. Phone
1935. 703 Heard 31dg. tf
SHOE REPAIRING
B1LL1E BOSS. SHOE SHOP, 49
N. Second St. All kinds of fine shoe
repairing done in best- Tianner. 6p
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Everything in music, expression.
languages and dancing. Phone 1009. tf
SPANISH LESSONS
Evening classes in Spanish at 725
E. AVashington St. Silver offering.
Day classes, terms. Airy classroom.
6d
SEWING MACHINES
PHOENIX SEWING MACHINE
EXCHANGE, 16 and 18 S. Fourth St.
Phone 5909. Machines rented and re
paired. Representative White Sew
ing Machine Co. tf
SIGN PAINTERS
I'NEEDA SIGN SERVICE
211 W. Jefferson. Phone 5946. Live
and let live prices. Sdn
TAX I AND MESSENGER SERVICE
C. & H. TAXI 106 E. Adams.
Phone 1717. day and night ."rvtoe. tf
TYPEWRITER REPAIRING
The Typewriter Inspection Co. All
makes overhauled, repaired and re
built. 40 S. Fourth Ave. Prompt
service Phones 1498 and 4208. tf
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
CHAMBERS TRANSFER AND
STORAGE CO. Any kind of hauling
Fireproof storage. Phone 1228 or 3326
tf
Baggage checked to destination. All
kinds of hauling. Fireproof storage.
Lightning Delivery Co., 42 S. Center.
Phone 2094 and 4126. tf
UNDERTAKERS & EMBALMERS
A. H. McLELLAN
Undertaker and Funeral Director
Phone [phone] N. Central Ave. tf
11. M. MACS. 311 N. First Ave.
Phones 1570 and 1929 tf
YARWOOD & HOCKREY
Funeral directors and embalmers.
334 W. Monroe. Phone 3099. tf
J. T.
134 W
WHITNEY
ADAMS ST.
tf
THE GEO. F. MEHKVMAN CO.
124 N. Second Ave. Phone 651. ' tf
UNDERTAKERS & EMBALMERS
A. L. MOORE SON
(Successors to Moore ; McLellan)
Auto Ambulance
329 West Adams St. Phone 601. tf
D. A. PARKS
Funeral Director
245 W. Adams. I. O. O. P Temple
Phone 5925 tf
WINDOW CLEANING
PHOENIX WINDOW CLEANING
CO. Odd Jobs promptly done; house
cleaning. Phore 639. tf
Legal Advertising
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF MARI
COPA. NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR PROBATE OF WILL AND
FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRA
TION WITH THE WILL ANNEXED.
In the matter of the estate of
RoHKRT R. BROWNFIELD. de
ceased. Notice is hereby alven that H. W.
Craig has this day filed in this court j
a certain instrument in writing pur- j
porting to be the last will of Robert1
(KIR ASM MAY
We Have a Market for your Oat and Barley Hay.
Immediate Shipment. Spot Cash
Alfred J. Peters & Co., Inc.
7th St. and Madison Phone 3546
Legal Advertising
R. Brownfield, de eased, and a pe
tition for the probate thereof, and
for the issuance of letters of admin
istration with the will annexed to
P.. W. Craig.
And that R. W. Craig has this day
filed with the clerli of this court a
petition praying for the issuance to
him of letters of administration with
the will annexed upon the estate of
Robert R. Brownfied. deceased;
And that the hearing of said pe
titions will be had on the "3d day
of May, A. D. 1921. St 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of said day, at tr.e
court room of Division No. 2 of said
court. In the court house, in the city
of Phoenix, county of Maricopa, state
of Arizona, and all persons interest
ed in said estate are notified th?n
and there to appear and show cause,
if any they have, why the prayer of
said petitioner should not be granted.
Dated this 11th day of May, A. D.
1921.
CLAUDE S. BERRYMAN,
By W. H. Linville, Clerk.
Deputy Clerk.
041930
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. S. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix,
Arixpna. May 6, 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given that
Christian W. . Jacobs, of Box 164.
Scottsdale, Ailzona. who on May 12,
1919, made homestead entry No.
0491930, for S. W. '.4; S. W. U- Sec. 33.
Township 3-N. Range 4-E G. &
8. R. B. & . Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make three year
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before the Register
and Receiver. U. S. Land Office, at
Phoenix, Arizona, on the 14th day of
June, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Alex. J. Rob!, of Phoenix, Arizona;
Patrick O'Donn?!!, Frank A. Gateheli
and Carrie Donuldson, all 3 of Scotts
dale, Arizona.
CHAS. E. MARSHALL.
Register. .
C3S952 .
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. S. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix.
Arizona. April 16. 1921.
NOTICE is hereby given that Mary
E. Naylor. of Phoenix, Arizona, who,
on November 19, 1919 made home
stead entry. No. 038952, for SW.
SWM4. Section 29. SE4. NK'A. E4.
SES4, Section 30 Township 3-N, Range
4-E. G. & S. R. B. and Meridian, ha.
filed notice of intention to make
commutation proof, to establish c!aim
to the land abov described, before
the Register and Receiver, U. S. Land
Office, at Phoenix. Arizona, on the
26th day of May. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Patrick O'Donnell, of Scottsdale,
Arizona.
Russell MoDanlet
James Shea.
Mabelle Graves, all three of Phoe
nix, Arizona.
CHARLES E. MARSHALL.
Register
04":--04212S
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. S. LAND OFFICE, at phoenix,
Arizona. April 22. 1921.
NOTICE is hereby given that Wil
liam Davis, of Cashion, Arizona, who,
on Jan. 9 and May 28. 1919. made
Homestead Entry No. 04063S-042128
for lots 3, 4 and 5, Section 34, Town
ship 1-N Range 1-W, G. & S. R B.
& Meridian, has fileM notice of inten
tion to make three year proof, to es
tablish claim to the land above de
scrlted, before the Register and Re
ceiver. U. S. Land Office, at Phoenix.
Arizona, on the second day of June,
1921. . ,
Claimant name, as witnesses:
Albert Keen, Otis Amator, Joe
Fuker, David S. Pogue, all of Cash
ion, Arizona.
CHAS. E. MARSHALL,
Register.
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035633
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. S. LAND OFFICE, at Phoenix,
Arizona. April 23. 1921.
NOTICE is hereby given that Car
rie Campbell, formerly Carrie Eos
well, of Phoenix, Arizona, who. on
July 1917, made Homestead Entry,
No. 035633. for NWVi. Section 17.
Township 3-N.. Range 5-E.. G. & S.
R. B. St. Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make commutation proof,
to establish claim of the land above
described, before the Register and
Receiver. U. S. Land office, at Phoe
nix, Arizona, on the 3d day of June,
1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Walter L. Brooks, Henry E. Pierce,
both of Scottsdale. Arizona.
John D. Bowers, Alexander S.
Campbell, both of Phoenix, Arizona.
CHAS. E. MARSHALL.
Register.
C41657
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. S. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix,
Arizona. April 23. 1921.
NOTICE is hereby given that
James Adam, of Cashion. Arizona,
who, on February 6. 1920, made
Homestead Entry, No. 041567. for
S'iSE'i, Section 19. Township 1-N
Radge 1-E, G. & S. R. B. & Meridian,
has filed notice of Intention to make
three year proof, to establishd claim
to the land above described, belore
the Register and Receiver. U. S. Land
Office, at rhoonix. Arizona, on the
31st day of May. 1921.
Claimant names as wi-.nesses:
Joe Glllen, of Tempe, Arizona.
Roebrt, L Adams. .lack Elliott,
both of Phoenix. Arizona
Jc Lacey, of Lavren. Arizona.
CHAS. E. MARSHALL.
Register.
031543
Department of the Interior. U. S.
Land Office, at Phoenix Arizona,
April 16, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that Alex
ander S. Campbell, of Phoenix. Ari
zona, whe, on February 15. 1917.
made Homestead Entry No. 031543.
for EH NE'i. Section 30. Township
3-N. Range 5-E.. G. & S. R. B. &
Meridian, has filed notice of inten
tion to make Three Year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above
described, before the Register and
Receiver U. S. Land Office, at
Phoenix. Arizona, on the 24th day
of May. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Walter Brooks, of Scottsdale. Arizo
na; Frank Title and John 1. Bow
ers, botii of Phoenix, Arizona: Aus-
t.n B. Lewis, of Scottsdale. Arizona,
CHAS. E. MARSHALL,
Register.
Legal Advertising
040036
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. S. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix.
Arizona, April 16, 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Ma
belle M. Grave, of Phoenix, Arizona,
who, on Mjr lo, 1919, made home- "
stead entry-. No. 040036. for SE'4. "
SW4 Section 19. NE14, NW4, N'H,
NEVi, Section 30, Township -N,
Range 4-E G. & S. R. B. & Meridian,
has filed notice cf intention to make
commutation proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
the Register and Receiver. U. S. Land
Office, at Phoenix. Arizona, on th.
26th day of May, 1921.
Claimant name, as witnesses:
Patrick OlDojinelL of Scottsdale. .
Arizona.
James Shea.
Russell McDanlels.
Mary E. Naylor, all three of Phoe
nix. Arizona.
C.1AKLE3 E. MARSHALL,
Register.
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037345 -NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION
(Publisher)
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR .
U. S- Land Office at Phoenix. Arizona.
April 23. 1921,'
NOTICE i. hereby given that David
S. Pogue. of Cashion, Arizona, who,"
on. December 17, 1917, made Home- :'
stead Entry, No. 037345, for Lots I
and 4, Section 3. and Lot 1. Section
4. Township 1-S, Range 1-W. G. 4k:
5. R. B. & Meridian, has filed notice-
of intention to make three year proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before the Register and
Receiver, U. S- Land Office, at Phoe
nix. Arizona, on the 2nd Cay of June.
1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Robert Lee. Davis. William Davis, "
Albert Keene. Otis Amator, all of
Cashion, Arizona.
CHAS. E MARSHALL,
Register.
4-29 to 5-2
NOSE-DIVE CURES HIM -Speechless
for eigtit months, H. A.
Renz. 22, war veteran of Washington,
D. C suddenly found his voice in an
airplane nose-dive. i Dr, C. H. Mc
Enerney of the U. S. health- service,
recommended the unusual "treatment."
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AN AUTOMATIC CIVILIZATION
This (American) civilization i. ex
traordinary, and takes extraordinary
forms, such as the electric curling
iron; the immersion heater, which
enables you to warm your coffee
when you have no coffee pot by dip
ping a stick of metal direct into the
fluid; and even the safety comforter,
which you can connect with a plug
and lay upon any part of yourself .
which aches.
Everything1 ha. bewi thought of. -More
people In Amerlda are thlnk:ng
of how to make life sy than any
where else. They will cut you a do jr v
key while you wait. Jut a. they will'
build a floor of your office in a week;
they will save your running down
stairs, or taking the elejvator. by pro
viding a Cutler chute. to mail your
letters at your bedroon door. They
will protect your shirts t the laundry
by inserting boards ad clips, ana
they will save you brotn paper par
cels by providing laundry bags. They
are always thinking of tiese things. t
For instance, when an American
sells you an eye lotion, or a bottle of
fountain pen ink. srwnebody has
thought of the uss of Oiese liquid.,
and. Instead of making .-ou buy a
special instrument, or !ertii you for
get it, has fixed a drcrpper' to the
cork. It looks like norjiing. but it
means easier living. Alpo it nean
saving labor. The plate washer., the
rack sunken into soapsuds whiTea.
electrically, is a clever machine. But,
what strikes one Is that the water ls
so hot that nobody need wipe the :
Plates. They dry of themselves. The. .
potato peeler, which rotate, the vege
tables on corundum powder and
scrapes them clean, is a clever ma
chine. But no one need" clean the
peel out; a stream of water carries
it away.
The whole Idea of American busi
ness seems to be to save labor, which
is expensive, and to substitute the
cheap machine. W. L. George in
Harper's Mapazine.
A REAL PRODIGV
Pop?"
"Well. Junior"
"Got a silver dollar in ycur pock
et ?"
"Yes. but-
"Lend it to
me a little wiille; I'll
give it bark."
"Rut whv do you want a sCver dol
lar?" "I want to try it in my slimgshot."
"Shoot it?"
"Yep."
"What for?"
"Oh. lust for the novelty of seeing
a dollar to a Ion way." Youngs
town Telegram.
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American soldiers on the Shine in
Germany. iK-sirintf to leave the army,
nist return to the United SttUes to
receive their discharge.
- o-
The 1'iiiteil STates army coe was
invented Oeneral A. J. Myei. By
it. communication can be m to a
d'stauce of 1 to 20 miles as rfar as
one man tan see another wth the
lelccope.
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