Phoenix tribune. [volume], December 20, 1924, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1924
The Old Maid says, “I've had no luck,
I've done the best 1 can.
I think that I will take a trip
Out to the Isle of Man.”
One of the worst things about a
candidate is that he has to read the
platform all through, and try to fin,l
out what it means, and if so, why.
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A Few
More
Days
Only a few more days before
“Old Santa” will “put in his
appearance.” giving to your
friends the gifts which you
are each day selecting. We
invite you to make a trip to
our gift shop before your list
is completed. You’ll find here
many unique and useful gifts,
which will appeal to you and
to your friends. Give them
something a little out of the
ordinary this Christmas.
You’ll find it here.
Ford-Levy
GIFT SHOP
116-120 W. Adams
Wishing you a very Merry
Christmas and a Happy
Prosperous New Year
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Arizona Dairy Producers Company
“The Home of Dairyland Butter”
PHOENIX, ARIZONA
Fifth Ave. and Jackson Telephone 6161
The K ing of Christmas Gifts!
A BICYCLE! It lias more Tun and more health packed into it than
anything else that you could give that boy or girl.
You'll find just the model at the right price in the selection we
are now showing for Christmas.
Our prices and terms relieve the strain on your holiday pocket
book. Let us explain them to you.
Scooters Wagons Velocipedes
Sporting Goods, Gifts, Etc.
@KING BROS, to
•Th. Bicycle Kins." if *#
HOME OF THE IVER JOHNSON ®Jf§f
Agents for A. G. Spalding Athletic
Goods. Write for Catalogue ▼
Monroe and First Streets Phone 6365
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LOCAL NEWS
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Returns to Phoenix
Mrs. Major Jones returned a few
days ago from a brief business trip
to California. Mr. Jones is a patient
in the Booker T. Washington Me
morial Sanitarium.
First Class Tailor
Mr. A. L. Stitt, owner and mana
ger of Stitt's cleaning and pressing
I shop. 828 West Grant street, is one ,
i of the pioneer tailors of our group
! in Phoenix. He has had over twen.;
I ty years' experience in the tailoring.
I cleaning and pressing business, and j
in the vernacular of the street, “He j
Knows His Stuff.” He is exclusive j
| Phoenix agent for one of the oldest
and largest custom tailoring estab
! lishments in Chicago, and his line j
of samples will please the most ex- j
acting. Fit and workmanship are
j guaranteed and his prices are just a j
little less than the other fellow’s |
prices. If your clothes need clean- j
ing, pressing or repairing, see Stitt,!
he knows how. If you are thinking j
i of buying a new suit, overcoat or j
1 pair of trousers, yon will do better
jat Siitt's. 023 West Grant street.
Thoroughly Modern Hotel
The St. Louis Hotel, 607 Fast Jes-
I I'erson street, is the only first-class |
hostelry for our people in the city !
There are many rooming houses for j
| colored people in Phoenix, but the j
■ St. Louis is the only real, honest-to
oodnt ss hotel among them. Here
you may receive all the cont orts |
and enjoy all the conveniences to j
be found in the Waldorf Astoria or
the Ritz. Board and room by the
day or week, first-class meals and
rooms that are thoroughly modern.
Mrs. E. L. Lewis is manager of this
tslelry and personally supervises
the cooking. She recently has added
a grocery department and can serve
the public in this line. She carries
in stock, all kinds of canned goods.
; t pie and fancy groceries, and will
greatly appreciate your trade.
High School Pay Tuesday
"When the Gluck Strikes Twelve”
is the title of a play to be present-!
d by the students of the Colored
Division of the High School, Tues-!
day night, Dec. 23, at the High
School Auditorium, 6th street and
Van Buren. The play this year is;
better tli n ever, say those who ■
know, and it will be a scream from '
start to finish. Over twenty charac-!
ters are represented in the cast, and
among them are some of the best
talent in the High school. Those
who have witnessed previous plays
by these students, know what it
means to have the best talent repre
c ell ted' in one performance. If you |
would enjoy an hour of real merri
ment then don't fail to attend this j
play.
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Postponed
Owing to the il , of Mrs. W. C. j
Hackeit, one of \ _ matting charac
ters in the cast, tue play scheduled
to take place last Tuesday night at
the First Colored Baptist church, has
been postponed un'M time next
month. Due notici given o' j
Wood’s Candy Kitchen
144 East Washington Street
CANDY FRUIT CIGARS
We Make Our Own Candy
Phoenix, Arizona
Vance Bread
MAKES BETTER MEALS
There's no food like VANCE BREAD for substantial body
building It is the nutriment that is relished three times
a day. There is no substitute for it.
i
Ami VANCE BREAD really is an improvement on the
bread “that mother made.’’ Rich, creamy flour, whole
some milk and delicious, butter —these are some of the
ingredients that go to make up our highly desirable
product. You can get it fresh every day.
Ask Your Grocer
Try our 24-ounce loaves of
Milk and Honey Bread ife-t-a
“VANCE CAKE” PEpIM J:: dj
A New Pastry Delight, by Vance -
VANCE BROTHERS BAKING CO.
TO LIVE LONG TO KEEP YOUNG EAT MORE BREAD
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In Appreciation
thank you for your kind
patronage in the past and
sincerely wish you a
MERRY CHRISTMAS
and a
HAPPY NEW YEAR
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The Ramona Drug Company
THE PHOENIX TRIBUNE—ALWAYS IMPROVING
the time the play is to be held. The
title of the play is: “An Old-Fash-,
iontd Mother.” Those taking part'
in the play are Mesdames W. 0.1
Hackett, Laura Gibbs, K. E. Burk
halter. P. F. McCutcheon, Maggie j
Williams, and Clyde Easter; Messrs, j
William Hawk. Harry Crawford, An
brev M. Carter, G. S. Rodgers, Byron
Rumford and Mr. Lewis.
There was an old fellow named 1
Dante,
Who lived in an Italian shanty;
And I've heard it tell
He got ideas for “Hell”
When he got lost in the Kamo, penny
ante.
MONEY
TALKS
—And a little goes a long
way here. I am the “Poor
Man’s Friend,” and if your
Christmas money is short,
come to my store where one
dollar will do the work of
two dollars. Both sides of
your dollar count at the
B. B. SECOND HAND
STORE
419 E. Washington St.
Our Share In Making Arizona a State of
Beautiful Homes
In supplying home-builders and contractors with quality Sash and Doors,
Ornamental Wood Work and Plate Glass, we feel that we have played
somewhat of a leading part in making possible the construction of homes
that are a real credit to Phoenix and the Salt River Valley.
Our facilities are such as to enable us to supply any of the above-men
tioned essential items both promptly and economically.
We have in our organization men able to give correct and reliable build
ing advice based on years of successful experience. Will you allow us
to be of service to you when the time comes?
Arizona Sash & Door Co.
411 o. First St. Phone 6426
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The R. T). Toper JMotor Co.
extends Xmas Greetings to its
many friends and Customers
A B WHERE
FAITHFULLY gTHRUOUT
-always 571 DEPARTMENT STORES. THB YEA *
14 West Washington St., Phoenix, Arizona
mOMSIOWN
Extends a Hearty Wdcome
and Hopes for "tour Visit!
Do your buying early and avoid the last minute rush.
OVERCOATS
FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN
Double-breasted, belted mod
els, all wool, brown, tan and
grey—
sl6.so
SUITS FOR MEN AND
YOUNG MEN
Vlen and young men’s all
wool suits, in the very latest
of styles and colors. Big suit
values —
$19.75 to $29.75
PARIS GARTERS
BOXED FOR GIFTS
Men will appreciate useful
gifts such as these, in attrac
tive Christmas boxes. Paris
Garters in wide weaves with
single or double grip, some
with arm bands to match. In
a variety of colors. Dow
priced—
-29c to 89c
BATH ROBES
PRACTICAL GIFTS FOR
MEN
Blanket bath robes in an in
teresting assortment of pat
terns, cut full and long.
Trimmed with silk cord. Some
also are braid trimmed —
$4.98 to $8.90
BOY'S ALL WOOL
MACKINAWS
Men and young men's all
Extra long. Convertible coi
-1; rs, three pockets, belt—
s4.9B
NECK WEAR IN BOXES
MEN WELCOME THESE AS
GIFTS
Ties are among the most ap
propriate and welcome gifts
for men. Make your selec
tion from our splendid show
ing knit and cut silks, in
plain and fancy new patterns.
All the newest shades —
49c to $1.69
GIFT JEWELRY
In Velvet Lined Boxes
Jewelry which would make
appropriate gifts for men and
women in a good assortment
to choose from. Included are
such articles as Jiffy links,
sofe cuff loop links, tie hold
ers, scarf pins, lingerie clasps
bar pins and beauty pins.
69c to 98c
BOOKS FOR CHILDREN
OLD FAVORITES AND
MANY NEW ONES
Most children love to read,
and those who are too young
to do so enjoy having the
stories read to them. Give
them books for Christmas,
chosen from our assortment
at lower prices—
19c to 39c
GIFT HANDKERCHIEFS
FOR MEN, WOMEN AND
CHILDREN
Handkerchiefs are practical
gifts which are always wel
come. We have a splendid
assortment of all kinds, at
the very lowest prices. Many
are in dainty gift boxes.
5c to 79c
HANDSOME HAND BAGS
IN THE NEWEST STYLES
Beautiful, artistic and service
able Bags to complete a
woman’s outfit. A choice of
remarkable values —
$1.98 to $6.90
BATH SETS IN BOXES
Housewives always welcome
anything for their home, and
these Bath Sets are attractive
as well as practical for gifts.
Our prices are remarkably
low for the quality—
-69c to sl-69
WOMEN’S HOSE
AN EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
Good quality Hose, 12 strand,
pure silk, full-fashioned, all
popular colors. At a low
price made possible only by
our large buying power. Pair,
only—
98c
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