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PAGE ELEVEN
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 24, 1921
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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
27
BUSINESS CHANCES
WANTED SITUATION, MALE
your konM and ruga aa
WrtwVy. John King. Phone 1149. tf
EX-SERVICE MEM
SEEK JOBS
you want help givo the first
rhaac to ex-aervic man. A number
I brosi who "feavo served their coun
try new are looking lor positions hera
roeo American lotion headquar
ter. 41X1. and vi nay bo abla to fill
Trear r.tfdt. tf
10 WANTED SITUATION. FEMALE
22 WANTED HELP, MALE
CENTRAL
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
15 WAiL ST.: PHONE 4668 tf
GUARANTEE
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
47 N. SECOND ST. PHONK 1480
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LAUXDKY Wanted.
fi . ""a'l MT1.
Hough dry
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fcXlKRlENCED eolorad woman
wu lob as stock girl or maid In
ew or private family. Box 17H
TKT"lcan It
tOl.Nl) BuiHh of three kays on
Adams street. Owner prove property
and pay tor this ad. At Republican
rfffco.
rX'R practical nurae gall 1015. dn
LIVE WIRE
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
I CACTUS WAY; PHONE 693.
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PHONE BRADM AN 4988
PHOENIX EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
RELIABLE HELP FURNISHED
ON SHORT NOTICE. Ill S. First
8t. tf
LONGS EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
40 WALL. STREET. PHONE 634
FOR FIRST CLASS HELP tf
$1,500,000
-A MAN IN TEXAS BOUGHT A
40-ACRE LEASE FOR 135 AN
ACRE BEFORE A WELL, TO TEST
THE FIELD HAD GONE DOWN
100 FEET. IN LESS THAN SO DAYS
HE SOLD IT FOR 11,500,000. AND
THIS IS ONLY ONE OF HUN
DREDS OF CASES WHERE THE
SAME THING HAPPENB:D. I HAVE
A LEASE ON 80 ACRES RIGHT IN
THE POOL THAT IS TO BE DE
VELOPED HERE AND CLOSE TO
WHERE THE BIG MILLIONAIRE
WELL IS GOING DOWN. I AM IN
NEED OF MONEY TO MEET AN
UNEXPECTED DEMAND AND
WILL SACRIFICE 40 ACRES OF
MY HOLDINGS AT 20 PER ACRE.
I FIRMLY BELIEVE IT WILL BE
WORTH A MILLION WITHIN 90
DAYS' OR AS SOON AS THE WELL
IS COMPLETED. I WOULD NOT
DISPOSE OF MY REMAINING 40
FOR $10 AN ACRE TODAY. IF
YOU HAVE IT IN YOU TO PLAY
THE GAME. FOR A BIG STAKE,
WITH EVERY INDICATION OF
WINNING, LET ME HEAR FROM
YOU AT ONCE. BOX 1SH REPUB
LICAN. It
f p ar
I BICYCLES
KING BROTHERS
110 E. Adams.
CARPE" CLEANERS
TYPEWRITER REPAIRING
The Typewriter Inspection Co. All
makes overhauled, repaired and re
built. 40 S. Fourth Ave. Prompt
service. Phones 1498 and 4 208. tf
Your rue;e and carpets cleaned Uko
new without breaking tha slain or
running the colors. Ws specialise on
Orientals and Navajos. Phone 733.
Works 618 So. Center. Electric var
pet Cleaners.
tf
CHIROPODIST
Dr. A. J. Johnson, 85 B. Waahlng
ton. Room 12. Phone 6975. tf
CHIROPODY Bunions, coma, cal
louses removed, painless and blood
less. 50 cents each; moles, warts, etc,
removed by electricity. 19-31
Adams, Frank Shirley. Phone 1704. U
UNDERTAKERS EMBALMERS
A. H. McLELLAN
Undertaker and Funeral Director
Phone 4940. 17 N. Central Ave. tf
H. M. MACS, 311 N. First Ave.
Phones 1570 and 1929
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YARWOOD & HOCKREY
Funeral directors and embalmers.
834 W. Monroe. Phone 3099. tf
J. T. WHITNEY
134 W. ADAMS ST.
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THE GEO. F. MERRYMAN CO.
124 N. Second Ave. Phone 451. tf
MAN with car for summer. Little
sales experience. . Call 1025 N.
Seventh street. dk
WANTED A live bright partner
with capital to open a new cleaning;
plant for men's clothes, where no
gasoline is used only our new meth
ods by a practical tailor and cutter.
No other in this country. Address
Box 20H, Republican.
23 WANTED HELP, FEMALE
F-K A NURSE call 1401.
dm
WANTED Housekeeper for a
widower. I am all alone. R. F. D.
No. 1. Box 142. , dm
LAi.Y wants sewing or children to
re fvr 111 K. Msdlson. dm
CvLOKED woman wants laundry
phone SI. OR
WANTED At once woman to go
to Mayer for housekeeping. Call 144
N. 10th Ave. It
FOR a nurse, phono 1015.
Ronsn 1.
Ask for
dk
" pi.TDS LAUNDRY. 11J4 E. Mon
roe St- Phone 1479. d"
WOMAN with small capital to take
interest in small restaurant in the
heart of the city. Inquire Central
Employment Agency. 15 Wall St. It
WANTED Laundry work. Rough
drv c dos.; finished 11.15 dos. J. E.
i w Phone 5119. i
GIRL. 15 years of age or over, to
live as one of family and stay with
children for small wages. Apply Box
Hi, Republican. dm
WoMAN wants housework.
S? Reiuhli-an.
Box
dd
WANTED Sowing;
b. Pbone 538.
prices reason-dn
WANTED Nice lady, one child not
objected to, for light housekeeping;
prefer age 80 to 3s. , Box 14H, Re
publican. dl
sTEN.iRAPHEH, aix years' ex-j-ortencw.
desires permanent position.
P yerj Republican. dl
LAUNDRY wanted. Phone 8400. dr
GIRL, between 14 and 18, to stay
with 8-year-old girl during day, liv
ing northeast; state wages expected.
Box 7H. Republican. dl
OuMl'ETEXT stenographer fam
fliar with general office routine,
wishes position. Box 74G, Republi-
r-mrt dl
l-ADY wants days work.
Phone
dk
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING,
Enroll for the summer term. Class
es forming now. Position secured for
graduates.
GREGG SHORTHAND SCHOOL
18 8. Third Ave. 6ni
l XX) KING, assist with housework.
email family; references. Box 7 JO,
tt---:'tran. dk
"V OMAN, with girl 8 year old,
wants nlart cook on ranch or house-
twr. J08 N. Second St. Phone
I'M J5
INITIALS on silk shirts. 1 for 25c
Pu-.tonhoies, 10c dos. 1028 E. Polk
Jit. P
M'i WANTED AGENTS AND
8AI.fc.8MtN
HOME
laundry wanted.
Phone
dl
NURSING By day or week. Phone
:i4.
WK IX) laundry, rough or . finish.
-.n anrf deliver. Phone 111. 4-nm
F1KST CLASS hand
laundry.
6-n
- iVAMEi) Family laundry, Wa
Utund aeliver. 117 N. 12th St. Phone
S5Ii tf
k-i.is-r-r-i.ASS Ldiundry; reason-
.hl. V-r,-. 5fi7. tf
WT, WANTED TO WENT
A COUPLE whoso lease nas jui
expired would like to care for a, house
dutint the summer: wming to py
n.ninai rent if more satisfactory;
-r.OT.nr Rnx 21 H. Republican, dn
WANTED To rent. Five to twenty
ranch with stock and some fruit.
ITeferably on paved highway. Please
mimtm full particulars and terms in
f,mt letter. Theodore K. Noble
3S K. Van Buren St. Phoenix. Ari.
dm
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WANTED June 1, to rent unfi
nished five-room, modern house; per
m.xfTit. Pox H. Republican.
WANTED to rent by June 15, by
responsible party, with small family,
or &-room modern house, close in
State orlve and location. Box 13H,
Rerih1can. It
WANTED To rent 40 acres 6 to
12 months for dairy purposes on
monthly payment. Box H RepubU
can
.' Si WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED
non t waste your summers. Prae
r on reliable pianos, beauUful tone,
twrfect touch a few Kerr & Smalley
hinkrunt stock left. Redewlll Music
Co. ;?2 W. Washington. tf
SKWl.Vti machine, electric fan.
phone ITT0. ' dm
FOR SALE The Bayless soda
fountain and lunch, space for rent.
This is a good proposition for the
right party. See Mr. Bayless, at
Bayless Grocery Co. dk
CHIROPRACTIC
E. E. HELFRICH. Ucensed ehlro
nnrtor. Phone [phone] N. First
St. Office hours & a. m. to 3 p. m
tf
G. D. Glaus, D. C, Palmer System.
Free analysis. 15 E. Washington. tf
COLLECTIONS
SHEDD collects alow accounts; no.
t.- rt,ihilr bus. arents: credit rat
ings. Shedd's Merc. Service. Phoenix,
Aril. 211 Fleming Bias;, r non
CORSETIERE
Splrella Corsets. Mrs. Kuhlwilm.
Phon 1449. 70 W. Madison St. tf
RPIRET.I.A dORSETS Miss smith
1014 E. Tavlor St. Phona 119. tf
CLOSING OUT Safe, show cases
aod fixtures at bargain. Cigars.
Cigarettes and Tobaccos at cost. C.
J. Aitken. 146 N. 1st Ave. dm
FOR SALE Furniture of 18 room
rooming house; place can be leased;
located - Globe. Aril.; hot and cold
water in all rooms. Hotel Arden,
Globe, Ariz. dm
WANTED Partner; 1000 cash;
motion pictures. Box 52. Winkelman,
Arls. - dm
GOOD DRLG STORE in Mesa; f ix
tures and stock complete for sals. In
quire Republican office. Mesa. dl
CITIZENS' STATE BANK DE
positors We accept your deposit cer
tifieates In full- value for mdse. and
money. Ballsun's Clothing Store. 31
W. Washington. It
I HAVE a group of mining claims
near Phoenix carrying Ixign value in
copper .gold and silver. Will sell at
a give away price or will trade for
litrht car; no trifflers need answer
Phone 4899. dl
Salesmen Wanted
IN THIS TERRITORY;
COMPUTING SCALE, CASH
REGISTER OR FIXTURE
SALESMEN PREFERRED:
SCALES EASY TO SELL;
ALWAYS SATISFACTORY;
LIBERAL COMMISSIONS;
USE OF CAR NECES
SARY: RESTRICTED TER- '
RITORY; PERMANENT
POSITION FOR THE RIGHT
" ' MAN.
: Standard
Computing
Scale Co. ,
Detroit. Mich. It
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WANTED HELP, MALE
AND FEMALE
LEAVING town, will sell my bat
tery service complete for J200. Chand
ler Motor Co., Chandler, Ariz. 01
DRESSMAKING'
PLAIN
2770. 514
ind Fancy sewing. Phone
W. Washington. dig
dressmaking, bungalow aprons.
shhts. Skirts made and pleated for
xk Retheira. 223 w. Monroe, rnone
2405. tf
DRESSMAKING, TAILORING AND
ART NEEDLEWORK
Miss Smith. Room 11. Annex Hotel, tf
FURNITURE WEPAIWINQ
ITTTRNITITRK REPAIRING
Reflnishlng and Upholstering
Parlfln. 1Tnrt Packers.
DOTtRTS-HEYMAN FURNITURE
COMPANY. tf
A. L. MOORE & SON
(Successors to Moore & McLellan)
Auto Ambulance .
S29 Wet Adams St. Phone SOI. tf
D. A. PARKS
Funeral Director
245 W. Adams. I. O. O. F. Temple
Phone 5925 tf
VETERINARIAN
W. R. JONES, D. V. M., Veterinar.
ian. with the Eagie Drug Co. Phona
4016. 801 West Washington St. -ds
WINDOW CLEANING
PHOENIX WINDOW CLEANING
CO. Odd jobs promptly dona; house
cleaning; Phone 639. tf
Legal Advertising
DENTISTS
DR. MORRISON
Sanitary System.
Phone 3039. 16 E. Was: :nfton 8t. tf
ELECTRICAL DEALERS
WIRING FIXTURES SUPPLIES
Motor Repairing and Rewinding a
specialty. New State Electric Co,
Phone [phone] W. Washington St, tf
FURNITURE STORED A PACKED
FURNITURE stored and packed;
packing done by experts. Ford-Levy
Furniture Co., US-IZO west Aaams
street. ; tf
BARGAIN
One of the best pool halls and
cigar stores; good location, good
lease and a money maker; the price
is right.
M. F. GREEN REALTY CO.
35 SOUTH CENTRAL AVE. '
PHONE 1229 It
ROOMING HOUSE
For sale, lease and furniture, 23
rooms, several housekeeping apart
ments: clearing good profits. Owner
lit; must sell in 10 days; make an
offer to Gardner at Steward Realty
Co., 17 West Adams St. Phona 1997.
It
PROFITABLE established trade,
soft drink manufacturing place with
confectionery store in Temp in part
trade or cash. Have other business.
Box 26D, Republican. 5dm
PARTY with three or four thous
and to take interest In paying busi
ness. Box 37G. Republican. . tf
WANTED Men and women who
want to make good money to travel
or do work at home. Box 100H Re-
ptiblican. It
CLERKS, (men, women) over 17,
for postal mail service; $120 month.
Examinations June: experience un
necessary. For free particulars or in
struction, write J. Leonard, (former
Civil Service examiner), 9S6 Eqult
able Bldg- Washington. T. C. dl
25
MONEY TO LOAN
17.000 OR LESS, to loan, or will
buy first mortgage at discount; must
be best income property. Box 6H,
Republican. - dm
28
PERSONALS
A GOOD, honest, sensible American
widow would like to correspond with
a sensible American man who owns
nice farm or ranch. Address Mrs.
Manley L. Lee, Gen. Del., Detroit.
Mich. dl
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
Inn. pinking, buttons and pleating. 16
North Second Ave. Phone 8379. tf
Work calied for and delivered; mail
orders solicited. Mrs. J. W. Boland,
131 W. Washington. Phone 1249. tf
HOUSE MOVING
NEW FIRM
Williams Housemovlng and Wreck
ing Co. Estimate cheerfully given.
23 W. Monroe. Phona 1738. tf
037340
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publisher)
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
V 8. Land Office, at Phoenix, Arizona
April 23, 1921.
NOTICE 1 hereby given that David
8. Pogue, of Cashlon, Arizona, who,
on December 17. J917, made Home
stead Entry, No. 037346, for Lots
and 4, Section 1, and Lot 1. Sec tic i
4. Township 1-S. Range 1-W. O.
8. R. B. Meridian, has filed notice
ot Intention to make three year proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before the Register and
Receiver, U. S. Land Office, at Phoa
nix. Arizona, on the 2nd cay or June,
1121.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Robert Lee Davis. William Davis,
Albert Keens, Otia Amator, all of
Cashion. Arizona.
CHAS. E. MARSHALL.
Register,
4-21 to 5-21
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C41657
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. 8. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix.
Arizona, April 23, 1921.
NOTICE is hereby given that
James Adam, of Cashlon, Arizona,
who. on February . 1920, made
Homeatead Entry, No. 041667, for
SHSEH. Section 19, Township 1-N
Range 1-E. G. S. R. B. Meridian,
has filed notice of Intention to maka
three year proof, to establishd claim
to the land above described, before
the Register and Receiver, U. S. Land
Office, at Phosnix. Arizona, on tha
31st day of May. 1921. ,
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joe Gillen. of Tempe, Arizona.
Roebrt, L Adams, Jack Elliott.
both of Phoenix, Arizona.
Jc . Lacey. of Lavcen. Arizona.
CHAS. E. MARSHALL.
Register.
LENDALE RICHER
INJURED
BY
HORSE
SOUTHSIDE NEWS
OFFICE 80UTHSIDE DEPT.
14 8. MacDonald St. Ph. 341, Mesa
JUNK
Wanted Battery lead; will pay
market prices for all kinds of junk.
EFFRON & CO.
1009 E. Madison. Phone 1832 tf
JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER
CHAS. A. SHELDON
lOt N. First Ave Phone 3583
tf
MILLINERY
Ladies' Hat Shop Hats remodeled,
new hats made (frames). 116 East
Roosevelt. tf
BILLY KING, tiancing teacher.
tpaches all summer. Arcadia, 325 W
Washington. Classes daily 7:30 to
8:30; private by appointment; call In
person. Will rent hall for private
dances. dp
PIANO TUNING
12,500, 1 YEAR,
security required,
llcan.
10 per cent; best
Box 10H, Repub-lra
EXPERT driver, wishes to go north
with partv In car; references fur
nished., H. L. Osbourn, 744 E. Port
land. It
SPOT CASH for
Highest prices paid.
Liberty bonds.
. 128 E. Adams.
tf
MONEY to loan on well improved
city property. E. E. Pascoe. 10 West
Van Buren etreeL tf
SPOT CASH
For your furniture, tools, old
clothes" or what have you? Phone
vvifi tf
W ANTED A good second-hand
.rrtrnh. trunk. Must be
CHATTEL LOANS EASY TO GET
In sums up to 1300 at lawful rates 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 snd Invest Co.,-
23 East Washington St. Phone .
tf
26
LOST AND FOUND
Call 8118. between 6 and 8. It
WANTED Furniture, guns, sew
ing machines, carpenter's tools. Phone
4779. I pay more. d
YOU WANT to make money. Get
in the ice cream business. One Ice
cream wagon, horse and harness,
complete, for ssle; good reason for
-liinc. 1701 E. AdamS; ai
WANTED Trunk, must be in
nnw4 condition and cheap. sua r-.
;arfiel1
OST Big flat key
Monday afternoon
n western part of
town. Return to Re
publican; reward.
di
WANTED To Diiy. li-inca
in plow section harrow; 5-tooth
cultivator and some high
Phone 4252. Bolln Realty
r-o 13 W. Van Buren St
dl
WANTED To buy aecond hand
furniture, tools, guns, etc I pay high
' . --k nriors. See ma before sell-
7T 1753. D. C. Whltloek. tf
' i ANTED A
tlidV. trombone.
case for large bell
Box 19H, Repub-dm
v-i-rt-RR Ford's Store; phon
Buy everything from cellar to
'.. .n. ntunUtv: anywhere: also
. -r,t crockery, stoves.
' '"Jlr'j:, fans, trunks anything.
tf
- v a NTED Second-hand piano for
casn Box 92G. Republican. Phone
-,'i vfik IT! " Highest price paid
for
inhin- and shoes.
for lurniiuic -- - -. , p. Tvh.
Arisona Supply House. 341 E. Wash
ington. Phone 1476. .,
22
W A N T E DrrHEJPJMAL E
r.TTi.i iiVMENT OFICE
wallTst. cor- jeferson
mason.
.rriwi milker.
t.ams'er camp
12.23-12
man
(i 1
who
0
knows nnw " "- . . short
r,ge ..f."'"who wants
h;,ui. goon
,,rk aril v
M.r.iiig "o..
It
LoST Eastern Star pin, Sunday-
evening between 912 E. Garfield and
the high school; reward. 912 East
Garfield. 1
FOUND Buch of valuable keys,
Owner prove property at Republican
office. dm
LOST One rag 8.3x10.6, between
First street and Center on Hadley
Return to Mare Island Furniture
Shop and receive reward. 822 South
Center. dl
LOST Key ring with office keys
Finder return to w. J. Burns, iw v
Monroe St., Phoenix. d
5 MULES BRANDED SWASTIKA
CROSS ON LEFT NECK. LOST
FROM U. H. GAMMLE S PASTLKE,
NOTIFY 4204. REWARD. . tf
S. L. HAMILTON. Piano Tuner
1 7th year In Phoenix. Phone 3306 tf
PAINT SUPPLIES
Chicago Paint Store. Wall paper,
paints, varnishes, etc. 827 West
Washington. Phona 4894. tf
B3B633
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
. U. S. LAND OFFICE, at Phoonlx,
Arizona. April 23. 1921.
NOTICE ia hereby given that Car
rle Campbell, formerly Carrie Boa-
welL of Phoenix, Arizona, who, on
July 9 1917, made Homestead Entry,
No. 035633, tor NW4. Hection II,
Township 3-N., Range i-E., G. & S.
R. B. tc Meridian, has filed notice of
Intention to maka commutation proof.
to establish claim ot the land above
described, before the Register and
Receiver. U. S. Land office, at Phoa
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 . a,
Campbell, both of Phoenix, Arizona,
CHAS. E. MARSHALL.
Register.
G LENDALE, May 23 John Schla-
los, a rancher living five miles west
of Glendale, was kicked by a horse
early Monday morning and quite se
riously injured. Dr. Franklin was
called to. attend tha man and atated
that ScHlalos was kicked In tha ab
domen and from present indications
no bad results would follow.
Game to ba Postponed
Word has been received from the
manager of the navy team that on
account of other plans, and also part
of the team being called to sea, the
oys will be unable to keep their
schedule in the Salt River valley.
This word was received by Pidga
Pinney, Monday morning.
Held Pleasant Piemo
Mr? and Mrs. J. R. Pearca ware
hosts to a little picnic party held
Sunday at the Maricopa Country club
In phoenix, the evening being spent
at Riverside. Those present were Mr.
snd Mrs. T. C. Meiger, Mrs. Anderson.
Messrs. Cawl. W are, Beaver and Mr,
and Mrs. J. R. Pearca.
Back From Tombttene
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Downing re-
turned from Tombstone Sunday
morning and will ba located In Glen.
dale for a while. He Is here on
business.
Good Fellowship Club '
The Good Fellowship club will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at
the Woman's club house, the meeting
being somewhat In tha order .of
farewell party to Mrs. O. O. Nels
trath, who will leave soon for Cali
fornia. The hostesses for tha after
noon will be Mrs. Harry Mora, Mrs.
W. M. McDonald and Mrs. J. B. He
Intyre.
Teaehera Leave
Miss Hallan, one of the teachers
at the grammar school, left last eve
ning for Los Angeles where she will
spend tha summer. Miss Whitaman
left to spend the summer with her
parents in the southern states.
. Royal Neighbors
The Royal Neighbors will hold an
open meeting Thursday evening at
the W. O. W. hall and after the reg
ular session the husbands and those
who hold tickets on the quilt are cor
dially invited to attend. Following
the giving away of the quilt the eve
ning will be spent with games and
refreshments.
Visiting Hera
Miss Elsie J. Elliott visited here
Sunday. She expects to leave soon
for Lon Beach with Mrs. H. C. Lock
ett and sons, being gone all summer.
The Lockett children are Just recov
ering from operations.
Dance at Woman's Club
The trustees of the Woman's club
will give a danca Friday evening,
May 17. Those having invitations to
the dance 'given on May It are most
cordially Invited to attend.
Missionary Society
Tha Young Women's Missionary
society of the Christian church will
hold their first regular meeting at
the church Thursday evening.
Boy Seouta
The local patrol of the boy scouta
left Monday afternoon for a camping
trip south and west of Glendale on
the river. The boys were accompanied
by Scout Master J. E. Ferris ana
were very enthusiastic over tha outing.
Taken to Hospital
I. I Dare was taken to Phoenix
Sunday where he will undergo
course of trestment at the Sunny
Rest hospital. Mr. Dare was former
ly associated with tha Santa Fa,
STAMMERING can be permanent
ly cured in Phoenix by one that has
had the experience: ror rurtner in
formation call at 514 W. Culver St..
Miss Myers, instructor. 6db
MATHEWS PAINT CO.. 128 S
FIRST AVE. WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL DEALERS IN PAINTS.
OILS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES.
ETC. PHONE 12ft. PROMPT UB7-
I.IVERY. tf
STAG'C LEAVES every Wednesday
morning for Agua Callente, the Hot
Springs that cure rneumatism, ss.ui
diseases, etc. Phona 71S for reserva
tion or call Hageman, cor. sno at. ana
Adams. tf
Commercial work, pamphlets.
booklets, handbills, etc. Arizona Re
publican Print Shop. Pbone 4331. tf
29
ANNOUNCEMENTS
SILK shirts and blouses, cleaned
and pressed. 25c each. Send or call
at 1230 E. Adams St. dm
0
SPECIAL NOTICES
AUTO STORAGE
We eive monthly rates on storage.
Will keep it oiled and greased for
vou at a very small cost. Why let
your car stand on tha street when it
means money t6 you
The Service complete
Morgan Motor Service Co.
1st and Van Buren Sts. 'Phone 4958
it
LKARN SPANISH Conversational
Saniah taught at your home; most
reasonable rates in city; by Instruc
tor with years experience. ' Phone
4472. Box 16H Republican. dl
NOTICE to Real Estate Dealers:
This is to notify you that my prop
erty located at 123S East Willetta St.,
is off the market. T. Wm. Thomp
son. owner. dl
AUTO TIME TABLE
LOST Lady's black plush hand
baa at Central Pharmacy Saturday
evenfhg containing valuables. Re
ward. 520 S. 1st Ave. OK
LOST From automobile. 7th St.
Sunday 6:80. Black handbag contain
ing money and a checkbook with
owner's name. Leave at Republican
office. dm
GUILLIAM'S STAGE LINE
TOLLESON CASHION AVON
DALE LITCHFIELD
Stages leave First and Washington
Streets at 8 a. m., 10 a. m- 12 noon,
2 p. m.. 4 p. m. and 6 p. m
Telephone 4183.
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ACCOUNTANTS
JOHN W. WAGNER
Certified Public Accountant, Room 3,
.Central Kd. 139 N. Cen. Phone 1223. tf
AUTO PAINTING
STRAYED Bay horse 1,000
pounds, long rope and halter on; one
brown horse mule 900 pounds. R.
Yoiinc. R 1 rhoenlx. dm
STRAYED to the place. Sheep.
Owner can have them for expenses
and proof of ownership: Lenkerr.
Phone 37J5. dm
DETROIT AUTO PAINT SHOP
613 S. Central Ave. Phone 477
PRINTING
PHOTOGRAPHERS
For Fine Portraits
THE RUSSELL STUDIO
Phone 46S8 35 E. Washington
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PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING
PHONOGRAPHS repaired any
style or make In our completely
equipped shop. Cass Redewlll Co,
226 W. Washington. tf
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER Private dicta
tion. copying. 207 Nat. Ba of Ari
zona Bldg. Phone 1748. gs
MRS. A. MONETTE, Stenographer,
Notary Public. State agent Lina-a-Time
machines. P. 1155, 701 Heard
Bldg. tf
SHOE REPAIRING
BILLIE BOSS, SHOE SHOP, 49
N. Second St. All kinds of fine shoe
repairing done in best -nanner. 6d
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Everything in music, expression
languages and d.mcine. Phone 1009. tf
TAXI AND MESSENGER SERVICE
C. & H. TAXI 106 E. Adams.
Phone 1717. day and night service, tf
O4O55S-04212S
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. 8. 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 2S. 1919, made
Homestead Entry No. 040698-042118
for lota 3. 4 and 6, Section 34, Town
ship 1-N Range 1-W. G. & S. R. B.
& Meridian, has filed notice of Inten
tion to make three year proof, to es
tabllsh claim to the land above da
scribed, before the Register and Re
celver, U. S. Land Office, at Phoenix.
Arisona, on the second day ot June,
1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Albert Keen. Otis Amator, Joa
Buker, David S, Pogue. all of Cash
ion, Arizona.
CHAS. E. MARSHALL.
Register.
TEMPE AGENCY
Laird aV Dines Drug Store
Phono 22
GILBERT AGENCY
Gilbert Pharmacy
Phena Meaa 1R2
CHANDLER AGENCY
Gardner A Harmer Drug Store
Phono 21
GOODYEAR AGENCY
J. E. Flanagan Refreshment
Parlor
MISS DAISY BUCK TO
WED FRANK E. T
RASK
CO
OPERATION
MARKETING TO
BE
TOPIC OF NIEETIflG
SEWING MACHINES
PHOENIX SEWING MACHINE
EXCHANGE, 16 and 18 S. Fourth SL
Phone 5909. Machines rented snd re
paired. Representative White Sew
ing Machine Co, tf
SPANISH LESSONS
Evening classes in Spanish at 710
N. Second Street. Silver offering.
Day classes, terms. Airy classroom.
6d
SIGN PAINTERS
L'NEEDA SIGN SERVICE
111 W. Jefferson. Phone 6946. Live
and let live prices. 6dn
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AWNINGS
WESTERN Mutual Advertising Co
Signs, window display cards; better
work, less money. Phone 1 51. dk
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
27
BUSINESS CHANCES
.ni -tick. Write aj
FOR SALE Hank s root
dl stand. Leaving Mesa-
beer
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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
CHAMBERS TRANSFER AND
STORAGE CO. Any kind of hauling
Fireproof storage. Phone 1228 or 3526.
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BARBER SUPPLIES
Eaior and safety blade sharpening
our specialty. Blanton 20i W.
I Washington. tf
PHONE 1801. Golden Rule Trans
fer. Trunks to any part of the city
50c. Upstairs, 76c. 8 S. Second Ave.lt
RatEiie checked to destination. All
kinds of hauling. Fireproof storage
LiKhtninz Delivery Co.. 42 S. Center.
Phone 3094 and 412C. tf
AMENDMENT TO
ARTICLES OF .INCORPORATION
OF RATNER'S FRENCH SHOP
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS: That at a special
meeting of stockholders of Ratner's
French Shop, a corporation, organ
ised and existing under and by virtue
of the laws of tha State of Arizona,
held at the office of said corpora
tion In Phoenix. Arizona, on the 2nd
day of April. 1921. at 8:00 p. m after
due notice of time, place and purpose
of the meeting, by the unanimous
vote of the issued and outstanding
stock of the company. Article I of the
Articles of Incorporation of the said
company was duly amended to read
as follows:
The name of the corporation is and
shall be RATNER'S APPAREL
SHOPS.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the
president of said company has here
unto set his hand, attested by the
secretary of the corporation, this
19th day ef April. 1321.
RATNER'S APPAREL SHOPS
M. B. RATNF.R.
President.
(Corporste Seal.)
Attest: A. P. Saltman.
Secretary.
STATE OF COLORADO,
COUNTY OF DENVER. ss.
Before me. Bessie T- Green, a No
tary Public for the County of Denver.
State of Colorado, personally ap
peared M. B. Ratner, President of the
Ratner's Apparel Shop, a corporation,
who acknowledged to me that he ex
ecuted the foregoing Instrument for
the purpose and consideration there
in expressed.
Dated this 17th day of May, 1921.
My commission expires October 26,
1924.
BESSIE T. GRFEN.
Notary Public.
(Notarial Seal.l
STATF. OF ARIZONA.
COUNTY OF MARICOPA ss
Before me. A. B. Welch. Notary
Public for the County of Maricopa.
Stste of Arizona, personally appeared
A. P. Saltman, Secretary of the Rat
ner's Appsrel Shop, a corporation.
, who acknowledged to me that h
GILBERT, May 33 Co-operative
marketing of cotton will ba discussed
by E. W. Hudson of Tempe at tho
meeting of the Gilbert Farm Bureau
to be held Thursday evening in tho
high school. Mr. Hudson returned
recently from Memphis whore he at
tended the national convention of
cotton growers and the salient point
of the conference there will ba re
counted by him.
O. H. Kunca of Chandler, local rep
resentative of the federal loan bu
reau will also address tho meeting on
the subjects of loans.
In addition to tha business prog
ram, the farm bureau officials are
working out an entertainment which
will be given during tho evening.
League Desert Pienie - -
The Epworth League of tho M. C
church gave a desert picnic for Its
members sUthe home of F. D. John
son, on Friday afternoon from 4
o'clock until 10 o'clock. A baseball
game was tha first event or the
afternoon at sunset, every one joined
In a vesper service lead by Dr. P. J.
AVhlte. Following this wienler were
roasted on a great bonfire and every
one at their fill of roasted wienies,
buns and pie.
Junior-Senior Banquet
The Junior class of tha high school
entertained the senior class with a
banquet on Saturday evening. Tha
room was decorated very pretty in
tha senior class colors of purple and
gold. Many toasts, stories and musl
TEMPE. May 13. Miss Daisy Buck
left Saturday nvght for Norton, Kan
sas, where she will visit her sister
until her marriage to rYanic Everett
Trask of Wesslngton, South Dakota,
which will take place early In June.
Miss Buck has lived in and near
Tempe for II years, and has taught
In tha schools at Kyrene. Mesa,
Phoenix and Tempo for about iu
years, having been the aomesuc
science Instructor for the Tempe
high and grammar schools for the
Dast two terms.
During nor stay in Tempo miss
Buck haa always taken a very active
Dart in social and civic affairs and
haa mads many warm friends who
now extend their bast wishes.
Mrs. D. O. Buck gave a very pret
tily-appointed announcement party
In- her honor Saturday afternoon.
about 26 guests being present. The
approaching wedding was announced
In a most unusual way. The guests
were divided into two groups and
given a pair of pumps, which had
been cut into email pieces, to put to
gather. When tho pieces were
matched and placed together. Daisy
Buck was written across one pump
and Frank Everett Trask across the
other one. Miss Buck was then
presented with a booklet written by
the guests entitled:. "How to Manage
a Husband by the Experienced and
Inexperienced. Ice cream and cake
were served and all the ladies de
parted wishing the prospective bride
a long and happy married life.
On Crutches
K. C Hudson is walking on
crutches, having sprained his foot
several days ago while trying to
jump a ditch.
Hero to Visit Mother
Mrs. O. 8. Lincoln Is here from
New Mexico to spend several weeks
with har mother. Mrs, Lucy Pine.
Walter Pine Is also down from Ray
for a vacation.
Tampa Visitors
Mr. .and Mrs. Chsrles Waterhouse
of I Jtchfie.ld. and Mr. and Mm. Floyd
Fisk were visitors in Tempo Sunday.
Wilt Sell Poppies .
William Bloys Post No. 1 win ob
serve the national poppy day on May
28 and will sell popniea. The flowers
were made of red silk by the French
war orphans and will be sold for 10
cents each. They are to. be worn
on Memorial day. Tho popples will
be sold all oxer the nation snd the
proceeds of the sale will be sent
directly to the French orphans.
Spend Week-End in Tempo
Mrs. Fred Patterson and children
ef Litchfield spent tho week-end with
Mro. Patterson's . parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. Q. Buck.
Card Club Meats
Tha Monday Bridge club met at
tho homo of Mrs. C. O. Jones thl
week. Refreshments were served
and all tho ladies spent a very plea
sant afternoon.
Here on a Business Trio
Dudley Craig, formerly a resident
ef Tempo but now located In Miami
Is here on a short business trip.
Tempo Team Loses Game
The Tempo base b.in tem lost the
game plaved with the Arizona East
ern on the high school grounds Sun
day afternoon, the score being 6 to
1 in favor of the Phoenix team.
Returna to Texas
Mrs. Zora McDonald left Monday
evening for San Antonio, Texas, to
make her home with her son, Edwsrd
McDonald. '
Week-End Guests '
Miss Alverda Goodwin hsd as
house guests last week-end. the
Misses Charlotte Hopkins. Stella
Carson and Gwendolln Jones.
New Son
Mr. and Mrs. C. P- Reld are re
joicing over the arrival of a fine nine
and a fourth pound son born Monday
ariemoon at iz:c.
Leaves far Homo
Miss I. lira Austin left with hr
fsther M"dav evening for their
home at Sonolta. The trip was
made overland. .
Magneto Stolen From Traetor
Some one stole the magneto snd
several other small parts off of
tractor belonging to J. R. Bl"chett,
which had been left In the field a
dsv or two se-o. Me. Plrcbett re
Torte1 the mttee' t the S'sptev
Hril" sto-e in Mn snd was
told that rot less . than a doen
msgne'os hd been stolen recenttv
'Dm the make of tractors thev cs-"
The magnetos re worth about 175
so are quite a loss.
BATTERY B IS BUSY
GETTING READY FOR
TI
,E SUMMER GAMP
Legal Advertising
executed the foregoing instrument
for the purpose and consideration
therein expressed.
Dated this 20th day of May. 1921.
Mv commission expires Feb. 19,
19221
A. B. WELCH.
Notary Public.
(Notarial Seal.)
Filed in the office of the Arisona
Corporation Commission this 10th
day of May. A. D. 1921, at 1:00 p. m..
at the request of A. P. Saltman.
whose postofflce address is Phoenix,
Arisona.
ARIZONA CORPORATION COM
MISSION. By D. F. JOHNSON
Chairman.
a
041930
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. S. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix,
Arizona, May 6, 1921. .
NOTICE is hereby given that
Christian W. Jacobs, of Box 166,
Scottsdale. Arizona, who on May 13.
1919, made homestead entry No.
0491930. for S. W. H; S. W. . Sec S3,
Township 3-N, Range 4-E.. O. &
B. R. B. Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make three year
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before the Register
snd ReceUer. U. S. Land Office, at
Phoenix. Arizona, on the 14th day of
June. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Alex. J. Robl, of Phoenix, Arizona;
Patrick 0'Donn?U. Frank A. Gatcheli
and Carrie Donaldson, all 3 of Scotts
dale, Arizona.
CHAS. E. MARSHALL
Register.
cat numbers made tha evening very
enjoyable.
Woman's Club MesJts
' The Woman's .Improvement club
met at the home of Mrs. George
Peterson on Wednesday afternoon.
Tha first half hour was spent in vis
iting the many beautiful flower beds
and admiring them. Following this
Mrs. P. I Lacy presided at a busi-v
neas meeting and Mrs. R. J. Shirley
and Mrs. J. C. Walker handed In their
resignations from their official duty,
ss they are leaving soon for Califor
nia. Tha resignation was accepted
with very much regret as both these
ladles are very active members. Re
freshments of ice cream and cake
were served.
Farmers vs. Town
The Farmers baseball team crossed
bats with the Town team Saturday
afternoon. The farmers won the vic
tory with a score or 12 to 1.
New Boy Arrives
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Crandall are
tho parents of a new baby born,
Wednesday.
On Sick List
Mrs. Elmo Nicholson has been
quite 111 since Friday.
NATURALLY.
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MESA, May 23 Plans for encamp- .
ment this summer, completing tha
armory, receiving and Issuing equip,
ment and recruiting tha organisa
tion up to additional strength Is fur.
nlshlng members of Battery B. Ari
zona field artillery, with ample to
keep them busy through their spars
moments. Tho first of tho equip
ment for the new battery la already
here and additional supplies are as
pec tea at an early date.
The basement in the L D. 8- audi
torium has been remodeled into a
first class armory and tho finishing
touches are now being added to the
job. At the same time the first
equipment, including ammunition and
medical supplies is being unloaded
and stored in tha armory under tho
direction of Sergeant Joe Perkins.
The 73 steel lockers for the men have
been ordered and are expected la
the forepart of the month, together
with other supplies. Tho thirty-two
head of horses allotted to tho bat
tery are expected In about- a month
and stables will bo prepared for -
them In the meantime.
Fifteen additional members are to '.
be taken Into tho battery and Lieu
tenant Joe Pomeroy has boon do
tailed as recruiting officer. Those
Interested in re-enlisting can secure .
Information from him at the Tog
gery. Tho popular eld army pay
call will sound for tho first time tho
last of June and the men will lino op
then to receive their pay, ranging up
to aa high as ISO to $40 per man.
The battery's regular drill will bo - '
held in the armory Tuesday night
at 8 o'clock, when further plana for Ti
tho encampment to be bold this sura-
mer at Fort Bliss will be discussed. l i
Present Musicals Tuesday
The musicale "Mid-summer NlgTaf
will be presented Tuesday evening .'
at ( o'clock in the high school aud
itorium. Msny of tho children of tho
primary grades will appear In tho
production which Is being staged ran
tier tho direction of Mrs. Ruth Loo :
Huber, supervisor of music In tho
grade schools.
Will Study in Berkeley
Prof. L. E. Eggerston. principal of
the Latter Day Saints seminary In -
mesa win leavo xuesday with hia
family for Salt Lake City. From -there
the professor will go to Berke- ' ' '
ley, where ho will take a course in
the University of California sum- '
mer school.
Drunk Fined S15
Sam Churry. colored was arrested '
Saturday night In Verde Vista by ' '
Deputy Sheriff Joe Mendosa for be
ing drunk and disturbing tho peace.
He was fined 115 in Judge Kings- '
bury's court Monday morning.
Mitchell Hatchery Cloaaa .-,.
The last thousand baby chicks of .
this year's hatching at tho Mitchell '
Poultry farm In Mesa were taken out
of the incubators Mondsy and tha
hatchery is closed down for tho sea- .
son. The hatchery, wnlch la said to
be the largest in Arizona, has turned "
out thousands of baby chlcka this -
season, which have been shipped to
all parts of Arizona, the final ship-
ments Monday being billed to Tuc
son, Jerome Junction and Prescott.
Mr. Mitchell's plans for the enlarge- '
ment of, the hatchery are already un
derway. Building has startcsl to
make room for double tho present
capacity next season. While the
hatching season is over, tha farm has
some 6,000 four weeks old chicks and
pullets which will be disposed of
between now and summer.
Parking Space to bo Painted
Spaces in the middle of the up
town streets for tho parking of auto
mobiles will be marked out again this
year, commencing Wednesday morn- .
Ing, according to Marshal EL J. War- , .
ren. Last year 283 spaces were
chalked out In tho four block a ex- .
tending ono each way from tho Inter
section of Main and MacDonald
streets. The same streets will bo
designated for centet of tho street
parking again with three or four less
y paces to the block made necessary
by the presence of the street light
ing standards which aero -erected '
this spring.
Saturday is Poppy Day
Saturday will be- Poppy dsy In
Mesa and a thousand of the little '
silk flowers similar to those that
grow in Flanders fields are here
awaiting distribution. Mrs. W. R. .
Stewart has been made chairman of
the work hero and will enlist the aid
of the Camp Fire Girls in distribut
ing the poppies. She asks those girls
who win aid in the work to confer
with her before Saturday.
Prize Bull Dog ia Poisoned
R. M. Flelsher of Everybody's
drug store and his family are mourn-
Ing the loss of their handsome bull
dng which somebody poisoned last
Saturday night. The canine was
poisoned one night a few weeks pro
vious, but hssty work of a veter
inary pulled the animal through. Sat
urday night he got a mora severe
dose and passed away despite tha
efforts of the doctor to save him-
Cuts Corners; Is Fined
E. W. Waite drew a fine in Jus
tice ivewell's court Monday morn
ing of tt. He was arrested Satur
day night for cutting corners aith '
his auto.
Masonic Lodge Meeting
Oriental Lodge No. 20, Ft snd A.
M.. will hold a special meeting in
Masonic hall Tuesday night for the
conferring work in the first degrea
South Side Theaters Today
Majestic. Mesa Constance RV
ney in "The Stolen Kiss." The Pain-s
News. Burton Holmes travel pic
ture. Gilbert Anite Stewart in "The
Message of the Mouse." Big V com
edy, "Big Bluffs and Bowling Balls."
"Masked Rider.
" Tempe "A Voice in the Dark."
all star cast. Two reels western
drama. "Perils of the West." "Ruth
of the Rockies," starring Ruth Ro
land. Chandler "a Small Town Idol.
starring Ben Turpin. Bray Picto-graph.
Uro-AO la the doctor o?
Maid No. He's ea bia vacation.
Brtrwa lOlliag time. I suppose.
The Fe'.srian senate has approved
the proposal to bury the body of an
unknenn Belgian soldier beneath
nonument to those who died in the
war.
W inkelman, Ariz.