Arizona republican. [volume], December 11, 1921, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, PHOENIX, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 11, 1921.
GLENDALE PEORIA
Northside Department
Advertising - News Subscriptions
G.M. DEAN, Manager.
Carrick Realty Co., Glendale: Phone 8
Phone 8'
Glendals
Phona 105R3
Peoria
WASH
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BAZAAR A SUCCESS
GIJCNDAIJS, Dec. 10 A bazaar
was given Friday night at the Wash
ington school house by the women of
the Washington Woman' club, about
J. 000 people attending. The tables
and booths -were neatly arranged
with fancy work aweater?3, wearing
pparel ana other articles for Christ
mas, gifts and when the selling was
over the tables were entirely clean.
Following the bazaar a program
was given, including songs and in
strumental musia. This was followed
by an educational film that was pro
jected on the screen by the school
moving picture machine. Refresh
ments were served and a jolly time
was had by all."
No Baseball
Manager Iladley of the Greys was
unable to schedule a game for the
horns boys for Sunday and the fans
of Glendale will be unable to see a
game at home this week. However,
it is hoped that next week the team
will'be more euccessfuj.
Children's Party a Suocess
The children"s party give Saturday
afternoon at tfie Woman's club house
tinder the auspices of the library
committee was a decided success and
the children enjoyed a rare treat, as
there was something- doing all the
time. A fine program was given and
the children joined ih in the most
hearty manner. As near as could be
counted some 140 children were pres
ent. The women in charge want to take
this means to thank the public spir
ited people who Joined in whole
heartedly and made the party a suc
cess. Many business men and indi
viduals contributed money, oranges
and peanuts to help make the party a
thriller. The amounts that were
brought in by the children will be
used to purchase books for the little
folk which will be at their disposal
on the shelves of the public library.
The prizes in the different events
were not awarded to individuals but
to groups.
Did Not Arrive
Dr. K. T. Franklin made a hurried
trip to Phoenix in the early morning
hours this morning: to meet his fa
ther, who is coming to Glendale from
Owensboro. Ky., but was disappoint
ed. Mr. Franklin senior expects to
spend the winter in Glendale.
Entertains at Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kearly were
hosts at a dinner party this week
celebrating Mrs. Kcarly's birthday.
The guests present were Mr. and Mrs.
J. Kearly, Dr. and Mrs. Buraum, Miss
Ijorena Burnum and Master Jack
Harkey. .
WANTED Fat Christmas turkeys.
Best prices paid. Our truck will call.
Phone 29 or 58. Glendale. bn
"LADIES NIGHT" OF
ROTARY CLUB IS A
DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR
The Rotary club annual ladies
night Friday evening brought out a
' largo attendance and proved one of
the most enjoyable affairs ever held
by that organization. The Woman a
ciub was a scene of color and life,
and the fun, ran high until a late
JtoTtr. ...
Included In the rrogram which was
enjoyed by many was a turkey din
ner, a regular fashion show and a
dance which was not concluded until
the email hours b the clock had ar
rived. It was an affair that added
to the reputation of the Rotary club
for delightful functions. .
The dinner, consisting of turkey
and many accompanying dishes all
served in a splendid manner, started
at 7 o'clock. The tables were filled
with a representative gathering of
Phoenix people. The lights and deco
rations made a charming scene. -
Following the dinner was ihe regu
lar -program, which was in Charge of
-4iuseU Freeman as chairman. In
response to the call for a service talk,
Walter-Switzer, proprietor of Switz
er's Style Shop, presented a fashion
revue which was complete In every
detail and worthy of a program aU
its own. . .
Live models exhibited the newest
styles, all brought to Phoenix for this
particular affair. Peggy, Paige gowns,
coats and hats' were attractively dis-
v. i i - -t. RwHtzer accom-
ij jKmion with a. rareful and
jmujcru tiic iov.j -
intricate description of the various
models, the changes in ine
and care taken in keeping Phoenix
- i . i v,., cr- nhii nf this section
informed concerning what Is ngnt
and up-to-the-minute in eiyie.
erchant was
confronted with in keeping to the
front in the newest tnms as w
pared to the comparatively easy one
of the eastern merchant was de-
i c; ; t -7fir- Tf wna a flis-
play which was greatly enjoyed
Dy aii. . .
Frank Roblon, a new member of
the Rotary cluD, was omcia.uy
troduced to the members by Presi
dnt C. N. Boynton. A most-enjoy
i ! tViA -rime-ram was 1
j .i. niiiin? of Dickens
Christmas Carol" by Mrs. Dwight
Earl Easley of the Arizona School
'-' iru-A which followed
was furnished by Al Wrights "So
n;i.ont nrrhestra. Nearly 200
were at the affair, a larjra number
of them remaining lor tne oancc.
wetzlerTFopen
Butterfly on West Washington street
tomorrow morning. Mr. and Mrs.
Bowman, who formerly conducted the
Bowman Cafe here and later took
charge of the Annex hotel, will be in
charge of the culinary department.
Both regular meals and a la carte
service will be given at the Palace
of Sweets. All meals will be home-
cooked style. In addition to this
feature, the new place will have an
up-to-date soda fountain, a confec
tionery department, and a depart
ment where the, best brands of cigars,
igarettes and tobaccos will be han
dled.
The place is being remodeled and
new sanitary improvements are being
added. The management announces
that particular pains will be taken to
keep every department scrupulously
clean and invites visitors to inspect
the kitchen or any other part of the
establishment at any and all times.
THIRD
HRKCT SAT
Announcement was maila yester
day bv A. Wetzler of the opening of
i.rA nt o strins of markets.
rvntml market will be
. f tlia Kmi heaat corner of
First avenue and Washington street.
Particular interest attaches to the
.-.. that npw store in the Wetz
ler string will b. located in the store
nr-r-r,ip.i l,v the Wetzler grocery
store for years. The opening of the
liiii fnke nlace next baturaay
i iAr,A in the Wetzler Central
market will be a fruit department
hv M. McGuire. a. meat de-
i,t rnt.ratpd bv Fred Tribolct
U1 l.xls,iv -v,.. -
and Joo Fink and a cash and carry
grocery store operated along the lines
of the two Wetzler stores. Wether's
Central market w ill be under the di
rect supervision of Mr. Wetzler. Per
sonal service is being planned in the
several departments of the new store.
Because of the ptoximity of the
new store to the county court house
mid the excellent parkin? space avail--table
on South First avenue, especial
attention will bo given to the country
trade.
Gifts That Pay Tribute
To Feminine Charm
At Kor ricks'
Gifts Expressive of Her Greatest Mode in Its
Loveliest Setting in Our Departments
of Intimate Apparel
Lingerie Entrancing
To thef Eye
.Piquant, Daring, Dainty, Desirable
The snowy frill of a petticoat, the
whispy daintiness of a lace-trimmed
chemise, the charm of the ribbon and
lace camisole or a silk vest all of these
have an allurement of their very own
for any woman. And for Christmas
are bound to prove the most intriguing
of gifts. Here are many styles of silk
lingerie all ready for the holly-decked
Christmas box. (Second Floor)
WOMEN'S CREPE DE CHINE ENVE
LOPE CHEMISE AND "STEP-INS,"
$3.93 Lace trimmed as well as tailored
models; camisole top or built-up shoul
ders. A Holiday Special,
WOMEN'S WASH SATLN AND CREPE
DE CHINE CAMISOLES, $1.59 Very
fine grade garments that are artistically
lace trimmed; also combinations of lace
insertion and Georgette; shown In flesh
and white. Exceptional values that will
make acceptable (JJ1 trf
gifts, at iDl.OU
KAYSER S ITALIAN SILK VESTS FOR
WOMEN. $3.25 Camisole tops, opera
tops or built up shoulders; shown in flesh,
white, black, orchid, copen, nile and
cameo. Any woman would be delighted
with one of these lovely silk
vests, at
S3.25
WOMEN'S GLOVE SILK PETTIBOCK
EUS, $2.79 Double elastic knee and-etn-forced
seat; shown in navy, black, castor,
copen, turquoise, green and grey.- Very
fashionable. Priced for the (J" f7C
(Second Floor)
Holidays, at
Bring the Children Fere Monday
to See -Santa Glaus
Christmas
Gifts For
Babies
Infant's fcink and Link All Wool
Sweaters In White, White with Sky or
Pink Trimming $1.75
Infant's Wool Bootees 35c to $1.75
Infant's Beacon Blankets. .$1.00 to $2.75
Infant's Wool Beacon Blankets......
$2.75 to $73
Infant's Bibs, at 12'2e to $125
Infant's Caps, at 59c to $425
Infant's Tub Playthings ..65o to $2.75
Infant's Rattlers 35c to $1.09
Infant's Coat Hangers 75c to $2.75
Infant's Silk Sacquey. .. .$2.50 to $6.50
Infant's Bath Robes $125 to $2.75
Infant's Water Proof Toys 75o to $5.00
Infant's Sweater Sets... .$2.95 to $7.50
(Second Floor)
Christmas Suggestions
From the Basement
All Wool Auto Robes. .$9.00 to $20.00
All Wool Navajo Elankets
."..$3.50 to $15.00
Beacon Bath Robe Blankets. . .$5.95
Beacon Comfortables $5.95,
Beacon Traveling Rugs $5.75
Beacon Indian Blankets $8.50
Beacon Double Fancy Blankets $8.50
Beacon Fancy Crib ' Elankets. .. ,
$1.00 to $2.95
Fancy Turkish Ttath Mats $25t
Fancy Turkish Towel Sets
.-..98c te $1.19
Women's All Wool Sweaters
-. $3.75 to $450
Misses' All Wool Sweaters. ...$2.95
Women's Angora Neck Scarfs $225
Women's Silk Camisoles. -69c to 98c
Silk Teddy Bears $1.95
Novelty Silk Scarfs $1.69
Women's Handkerchiefs, Box of
Three 59c
Women's Beacon Bath Robes $4.75
Women's Plush Coats $15.00
Boy's Soldier Suits $1.49
Men's Sweaters $150 to $1.75
Men's Christmas Neckwear
25c to 50c
Women's Wide Wale Corduroy Bath Robes and
Breakfast Loats, At Lach $i.Vo
$4.95
Warm, cozy, comfortable Bath Robes and Breakfast Coats generously fash-,
loned of wide wale corduroy. Roomy, tailored robes in copen, rose, and
purple. They will gfce a world of satisfactory service.
Specially featured, at
Women's Beacon Bath Robes of Genuine
4 Beacon Robing, At $1.75
Tailored styles fashioned of Beacon Bath Robing with new collars. The?e
are Christmas gifts of high quality, inexpensively &A ryfT
(Second Floor)
priced,
Charming NegligeesShimmering or Demure
Dazzling or
Sim-ply Unaffected.
From the most piquant In design to
purely classic lines, created just to see
a bewilderingly lovely reflection in the
mirror at those moments when Tife
would otherwise be drab. Such Christ
mas gifts are a dazzling guarantee of
sunlight filtering through one's dark
est moments.
Bath Robes 1., $4.75 to $9.95
Bath Robes $4.75 to $9.59
Quilted Robe $13.50
Corduroy Robes $4.95 to $13.50
(Second Floor)
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Creditors
Sale!
Hundreds
Of Pairs Of
Wo
m
en's Low
Shoes!
M
n
"PALACE OF SWEETS"
TO OPEN TOMORROW
Albert Amlalft, who has been In
l.usinoss here for the past eifiht
v'pais wi'l open the Palace of Sweets
t the old location of the Madame
Back in Boston a few weeks ago our
Eastern representative ran into a
gold mine! A large Shoe Co. has as
signed its stock to its creditors! That
WAS News! For this shoe company
had been very large wholesalers.
Here, indeed, was an opportunity to
do something BIG for Korricks' cus
tomers! So we bought what we needed of that
stock clean, new merchandise that
will be a revelation in value-giving!
And to it we added hundreds of pairs
of shoes secured in other advantage
ous purchases.
Here's Some of the Good Things
Jazz Oxfords in Patent Leather Welted or
Turn Soles Low Heels Super Quality
All Sizes.
Black Kid One Strap Oxfords Baby
French Heels All Sizes.
Broiun Kid Tivo Strap Oxfords Baby
Louis Heels AU Sizes.
B,rown Kid Oxfords Military Heels -All
Sizes.
Black Kid Oxfords Military or Cuban
Heels All Sizes. '
Black Kid Oxfords Low Heels Sport3
Styles All Sizes.
Gray Suede Oxfords Beaded Baby Louis
Heels All Sizes.
They are GOOD shoes every pair of them !
To "get them at $5.85 a pair is nothing short
of a ''find" and you'll want at least two
pairs as soon as you see them.
Don't stop to clear away the breakfast dishes
in the morning! And if you're a business
woman plan to stop in at noon ! There are
plenty of shoes IN ALL SIZES but the
KIND of shoe in YOuR size is what you are
KIND of shoe in YOUR size is what you are
as possible. (Mezzanine)
-Part
Co., of
Other
$8
of the Stock of a Large Shoe
Boston, Mass., Together With
Big Purchases WorthS 7
$9 Even SlOa Pair, at
imm
EYES
:,nWirttl,D'uT?Cinders
"HI
IMS
FOR MEN'S VALK-0VER SHOES WORTH TO $10.00
We're Offering Yoa Quality and Choice at a Price
That Would Be Oat of the Question in Many Stores
The Factory allowed us a special price on several short lots
they are shoes worth up to $10.00 a pair.
Men's Mahogany English Walker Shoes very "peppy"
good looking, too shown in all sizes.
Men's Mahogany Bluchcr Shoes a very splendid semi
dress shoe.
?H:;;-Ht5 walK-uver biioes always piease mey are mucn
lower priced in the long run. (Mezzanine)
Hardly a Man Tn Phoenix Will Be Satisfied With
Less Than Two or Three Pairs!
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