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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-07
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

RITTER Will" ne top grades Yesterday
wcr" unchanged IN prices almost cN'ryi' ing
und"r r'nora'ei ,Ntras vas advance. ten
grlde- were steady. with lower grades firm
although conspmption iE Cur'ai'cd on a..
count OF the hIsher prices Process steady
Ladies ani pacli'nss. stoc. nm Pric.'.
scoring 9.@92ilc.; irsts. w 10 q score,
s9iaQ3lc Held extras, ~ score. 97i5H2'c.;
hrsls' 26f.,C state dairy tubs, fnest, SIC;
good to prime, IHOc., common TO fair.
22d2sc. Renovated. extra, -3'9d2ic: frs's,
??"23c; lover grades. 2lHM2ec Imitation
firsts. 2i'gc: seconds, s'5u nc; lower grades
$4,000 Packing stock, No .. 2oc; lower
grades, lsitl9'3c,
CHEEsE-H.gh grade white In either held
or fresh continues Arm. with state flats held
for more money Exporter are tsklnE fresh
lines az iic. for white Coorcd fresh sell &c
less SKINS unchanged. Prices state, whole
fresh. colorcd spec'nls ne: ayoragc fancy.
li',c Wisconsin, whole milk, he'd double
daisies, ldul'h"; twins l6dl's.c: fresh
twins or doubles. daisies, 1,uIJl.c. state
skins, held specials, l3g0l4'ac; fresh src-
Gals. lsol2,.c; SKINS, fresh, choice, loiaG
ll'gc; far 10 good, SplOc.
EGGS-wth receipts A. o'2 eases the mar
ket was easier and trailer lower Yesterday
Not much interest Is shnHn m -tora "a
backed. =. Drties and checks in good DE.
mand Nearby whites more plentiful under
ilsh. cal Duck eggs weak Goose eggs
scare, hut not wanted Prices: Frc-h
EdlutTfu, tNlTdS, Sc, fNlrhs, nT@fe. no
2l.c, firs'a, laAd@l,c: seconds, l9t.Tia',c ;
storage packed, trsls 10 extra frsts, :NiaT
elnC. No |, drtics, l9c henncry whii"s,
fine TO fancy. 2ac; hennrry, browns. PFC
nuxed colors "o"'lig". Baltimore riuck,
2iN27c Goose, 4GNjOc
LIVE POULTRY with the Hebrew holi.
DAYS continuing, BUYERS were absent from
the market yesterday and business did not
warrant stlblIshlug any ouo'Vtlous Re-
Celpts, - cars, with about held on track
The impression ~ fowls Will be 10
DRESSED POVLTRY-Fowls IN poor de
mand, with prepls somewhat heavier. Old
roOsters steady and moderate supply Tur.
keys mostly poor and hard to place. SQUADS
ample supply, but the outlet 10 limited
movement is light Prices Turhoys, dry
nessee, Texas and kculuDly TplN". Chuck,
ems, milk led. mixed weights, l6ulr, Fowls
y TO box, Western, % lbs and over Ia
dozen, dry picked, IS; & lbs. and over
i7'rc,; old boosters, ilc, Squads. prime
white. n lbs to dozen 81; lbs, $40; : lbs,
So TurlIeys, frozen dry picked, selected
2oN slc; Western, Nuslc.; Texas, l1Hliirc
Broilers, milk fed, Is to, % lbs. &c. corn
ted. n TO = lbs, TIT. Chickens, L. to box
milk fed, ~ to 20 lbs" l>c; ~ lbs. and
over. i9aa0c: corn fed, o. 10 10 lbs. i6c
~ lbs and over, i7mlsc, Fowls Il 10 box
"A lbs and over to dozen, liml7tc,; 30 TO n
lbs i4i4c Old boosters, E,sc Ducks, Long
laland, ii,slliyc; Western fancy loo. Geese
Western, SdNc,
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vANpALIA EARNINGS DECLINE.
Insrtisfactory business Conditions
Blamed In Animal Report.

TIE unsatisfactory business conditions
,x.stirG throughout the territory served
Iy the Ndndal!a Railroad Company are
blamed I'm the annual report Of that road
FIR the unsatisfactory earnings for the
year ended December 81, 1914. Rail
way operating revenues amounted TO
Hll.O0f,612. decrease OF S5l9.sl0 a.
compared with the year previous. and
tie net revenue from railway operation
Of t9l5S 2O6 showed n loss OF $4,000.
"le railway operating income was sos
,I6 less than IN 1913, being but ST.
q $40, ana tine gross income OF 81
$50 ga showed "A decrease OF se2I,i3I.
Tho net income was Sil23t5. a decrease
o. S369,2Ja The profit and loss surplus
Hs o. December 81. 1914. showed $685.
$50 as compared with S7sss 2S on De-
cember 81. 1913.
In statement 20 tho shareholders
J ]. Turner. president Of the company,
says: The income statement reflects
the unsatisfactory business conditions
IN the territory served by your lines
" h,ch were prevalent over the greater
part OF the country east OF the Mlssls-
slppi River the depression increasing as
the year progressed and resulting In
the curtailment OF she demand for b.
luminous coal, which In normal years
furnishes about 80 per cent Of the total
tonnage Of your lines"
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Live stock Market.

TUESDAY, AprL
ko'r'pis Of hscves were 1OS1 heaI.
nearly az of which were consigned dirc,t
20 slaughterers There were no reported
sales OF Nv" cattle made to-day Tho fee.
Ing was full steady ana light receipts
were expected for Wednesdays narlte,
Dressed beef was slow At i0Il2c per
To-. for city dressed native sides.
Receipts OF calves we're 1879 head In
Guiding lOc for the market. Tho lattcr
we're held for Wcdnrsdays trade, Feel
ing was steady for all sorts and gradr-
Of I've 'o,ves. Dressed calves were qu! {
az l"is % lGi4c. for city dressed veal, with
choice selected selling as high a. l7c.
country dressed were easy at II 6flIC.
Receipts II sheep and lambs we're zoos
head, all of which were for slauEhterers.
Tho feeling was steady on Western AMI
Bunalo HdNiCes, Dressed mutton in moi
crate demand AZ lod l3c. per n; Dress
lambs dan At ljWi6isc., with "a few
selected carCasseS bringing l7r,, country
dressed hothouso lambs tirm at s5a s., 30
per carcass.
Receipts OF hogs were s,oss head all
OF which went direct TO tho slaughter
pens. Feeling was a tribe weak on Buffalo
and Western advices Country dressed
medium to light weights,
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THE GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Quiet and steRdy-Wrstern
Holidays Check Bsainess.

The operations in the wheat markets
Yesterday we're practically devoid or
"sn'n'auce II was holiday at chi
ago ana some OF the other large Vest
IN markets We're also closed for the
'Dfhg elections. There appeared TO he
I"'m'tent selling based on tho I'M
'pVed crop outlook aud on tho expecta-
'"s OF rather bearish crop report TO.
ay a. noon, but the fundamental
'f'np,h Of the cash situation initiated
't"Ih.t any decline of importance ana
served 10 close prices at slight net gains
Receipts were small At all points ana
ne limited fresh farm offerings were
"l'I' taken, This was especially true
VI me spring wheats, which continue 10
lnaergo ready absorption by export
,puses. 1t developed that about bOO'o
.uneis of wheat were taken by euro
~sn interests late Monday and there
Ee about 100000 bushels sold abroad
'es'eIday. Bids from foreigners were
.eherally on an improved basis. Since
we active operations against the OAR
.she1les have ceased II has been gem
rally conceded that the export takings
. me American wheat will continue OF
satisfactory proportions. Much 10 still
Scssafd OF interests abroad holding the
Sn,eago May contract and ANTICIPATING
SS,hVerv OF actual wheat, also vi the'r
,,eluent buying of nov crop months.
portion OF Monday's export businsss
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TRADE BALANCE STILL BIGGER.
Exports In IL Districts show an
Excess of s2I.82I.i72.

WARRINGTON, April 6.---Ths balance
OF trade IN favor Of the United States
at the thirteen principal customs dis
tricts for the week ended April 3
amounted to sel.s2I.l73, according 10
the weekly statement OF the Department
cf Commerce issued to-day, The thir-
trcn districts handle about SIS per cent
of the import business and about SIS per
cent OF the export business OF the coun-
try,
The imports at these districts for the
week ended April 8 were 35.7s3,7+ and
the exports, s57.402 ,9O6, AZ against TIM
ports OF s40,72l,436 and exports OF $780,
l70.5SS tho week previous
Imports at New York for tho week
amounted to s2l,360,994 and exports
S24,979,994, as against imports Of s23.-
-7i,S22 and exports OF s29,920,s92 the
week previous.
Cotton exported during the week ended
April amounted to 239293 bales, az
against 1850 bales the week previous,
making the total of 6,74l.5l3 bales since
August |, 1914.
Since December the imports OF the
United states have amounted 10 S522,-
l52.2j3 and the exports to s1.ll7.-
239,62s. the excess OF exports being
$685., 0s7,S75, The normal excess of OF :
ports II a little more than $50, ooo. 600 q
month.
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was understood to consist Of now crop
wheat for August shipment.
The indications were for rains over
much OF the winter wheat belt, includ.
Ing the region east OF the Mississippi
complaining Of drought. While the dry
weather in parts OF Illinois and Ind.
ana has not resulted in a great deal
OF buying for speculative account to
this stage, the prospect OF beneficial
moisture was not without influence.
Meanwhile the conditions in the Amer
lean and Canadian Northwest have
made possible normal advancement In
the preparations for the spring wheat
crops, the areas being increased from
10 to 80 per cent, with the heaviest
gains In The Canadian districts, accor -
ing to private advices.
To-day's crop report on the coudi-
ton of winter wheat should be close to
SO. The guesses range from IS to 90.5,
against n December report Of $50 and
the April condition a year ago of 9b.6
and the ten year average of $40. The
April prospect year ago was ESQ.,
100000 bushels on an area about A.
100000 acres smaller than the present
acreage. The final winter wheat crop
last season was SIS. 00O, 900 bushels, per-
feet climatic conditions conducting to
bring about that phenomenal result. Or
fetal acreage figures will not be given
until May.
Corn-There vas no feature to the
local corn trade and with the prlnci-
pal Western markets adjourned for the
day only nominal quotations could be
had. These were virtually unchanged
from those which ruled AT the fin.ls Of
the previous session. The Argentine
market was a trifie firIner and there
were runors hero OF European inter-
ests inquiring for American corn. but
there was no evidence OF important
business being imminent. Sentiment
Is rather mixed. Some operators are
looking forward to heavy deliveries on
Chicago May contracts, while others
sa:' that short interest in the market
will care for the liquidation and that
no farm movement Of consequence can
be expected until after the planting
season. Such operations are making
better progress in the extreme South.
Oats--As in other grain there was
only a nominal market. Cash business
was light and speculative trade nil.
There was little to suggest noteworthy
export inquiry. Clearance OF 800 900
liberal exports are probable In the next
the belt. These may further impede the
delayed seeding operations.
Provisions-rhere was no feature to
the local trade. which was deprived Of
the Western market for the day. Hog
values were irregular At the various
outside points. but not appreciably
changed.
CHIcAGo--Holiday.
Nav YORK pricea.
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RAY COPPER PROFITS DROP.
Total Receipts for Wear Reported
to ne s7.So7...i.

The report OF tho Ray Consolidated
Copper Company for tho year endel
December 81. 1914 shows the net profits
of the company amounted TO s2.Ss5.623.
THIS was equal 10 sl.s4 share earned
on the i.45i.92s shares. as compared
with sl.Si @ share earned on | $50, $50
shares the previous year.
Total receipts for tho year were
s,5s7724, against s7,ss9.72l In 1913,
with n net operating profit ~ s2136.240.
as compared with s2497.2I9 The
tota, income amounted to s?655,l G3.
against s2.s7a.3l7 In 1918. with a not
profit OF s2,395, 62s. rs compared win
s2655,Ig3.
The surplus after the payment OF
dividends and other items was s7si.5j5
which added 10 the previous surplus ~
the company gave Il a total profit and
loss surplus on December 81 1914. OF
sS,776.36S. against s?,75s.l26 OF Deem
Der 81. 1918.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC SEEKS TIME

The directors OF the Missouri Pacific
Railroad Company held "A long meeting
yesterday to arrange for the taking care
Of the s25. 900. 900 notes OF the company
which fall due on June |.
No announcement was made after the
meeting. except that certain legal papers
would DO prepared overnight and that
the board would meet again to-day. 1t
Is understood, however, that the plan
which tho directors have In mind calls
for an extension of the notes for a period
OF one year. A circular 10 that effect In
being drafted and will soon be sent to
the noteholders
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, April s.-The market
here was active and Arm to-day. Trad
ing was we'll distributed, with no wide
Lake Superior Corporation
and Philadelphia ompany and Cambria
Steel were among the more active is
sues. There was q broad and active
bond market. Tho summary:
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

Boston, April e.-The copper shares
continued strong and fairly ac-
tive. with many issues showing further
gains. United Fruit and Shoe Machinery
were Arm industrial shares. while the
railroad list was quiet and steady. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-07
American Malt Corporation

~ Nchangc fla"c, Jersey city, y, D.
pi,tfruJ NO 1T Of OIL. p.r .eut N the
lrc;,.Hrl Stock - patt'.r ~ 49, nI, l'|
20 -. H-".,,,O of ~ 81 -. Nrll lS.h.
'fransf.r books CLOSE 40 q. " Ayr..
18th, 1913 ...,,..,.,,.
March ~, l9l'
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THE PrTTsBURG MARKET.

PIrrsBuRo, April S.--Ths stock mar
ket here was active and Arm. Crucible
Steel closed u higher than the opening.
while the general list showed small
gains, Pittsburg Coal was an excep-
tlon, closing fractionally lower. The
summary:
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, April s---Stocks w"-"
quiet but steady. Consolidated Power
common and preferred made fractional
advances. Bonds We're fairly active and
steady. The summary:
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' '''' & S''E /. Clark. Secretary


March l1th, 1919.
The Annual Meeting Of the S'orKho'le--
% The Western G0'ou Toi"FrHuh tpwplur
for tho ele. lou of nirnulu"- and nsprt-
tors of Election aud for the transaction II
such other business A. NAV Dor" pr--sWf'N
at said meeting, W.T. bee hold az the ENc.u
tive Once Of the COMPANY IA tho Western
Union Building, No, 1915 broadway ,pres-
snt entrance No, Is Doy street,. In the
city Of New York, on Wednesday. Ap-l
lath, 1915. a. twelve o'c'ock noon,
WN, H. BAKER, Secretary,
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u A. NJ bids TO Liverpool were: May,
sc July, i0.16c. October, 10.52c.;
anuary. lo76c. The market there is
!ae to open to-day IL to ~, points adj
vance
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY

quarterly dividend OF two per cent on
The capital stock OF IT. Company has been
declared. PAYABLE Apt. 18TH, 1915. AZ th-
ortc. OF thu TREASURE. 1871 state street
Fnrton, Mass to Hto'khoitrr4 NJ record a.
the clos. OF business March 18Th. lsla
CHARLES A. HUBBARD. Treasurer,
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Few Orleans market closed steady.

The Liverpool market opened steady.
there was a slow business in spot cot
on with middiing points advance at
''f, Sales, 5000 bales. Receipts,
1000 bales. including $500 American.
Prices al Liverpool closed steady.
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

heavy business was handled BY
commission houses ON tho Consolidated
Stock Exchange, with transactions O,
%2,790 shares
.nlgamated Copper sold AZ high as
64%, ~ points above its final quota
ton on Monday.
Talk about profits from war orders
influenced stocks. notably Westinghouse
Electric. which touched high OF 77i.,
more than two points above It's clos
ing price az the night before.
Goodrich Rubber was very active ana
strong. advancing from an opening price
or i3's 20 4NIl, After early strength
Bethlehem steel sold off Sharply on
Mr. Schwab's statement 30 the stock
holders that an expenditure OF SEQ
100000 10 10000 900 is necessary for
improvements, There was a transaction
IN Pacific Mail at 2OH. In the mining
department tho Goldneld stocks wer,
lower In tho grain department MAY
wheat opened NJ 3l,65A. against n clos
ing price on Monday OF sl641s. reacted
TO sl.6j, but closed at fl65i.
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open. High Low. Clos.
Prev

OPEN High Low. Clos Prev.
ing est est ing close
Nv ... gss 80 sS eSsfI $50 e.icei a7T
ly..... lOl5 10 ~ lOl4 10 t9di0 20 10 0GsI 1907
august . 1913 10 30 10 90 10 3oQl03e l0lsdl0.9 20
Q-ober y y 1888 l0.ts 10 So fat. 10.teal0 IS
Derember 10 IS 1917 1867 l0.73dio7f l0.6lfflo.G2
snuary 1913 1884 1913 i0.Nulos2 10 G6QiO.67
March - II % II % II van % o.9ol 10 81
'Bd
Spot cotton at New York was steady.
3 points advance: middling. 10.05c.
southern spot markets were 8 10 Is
onts higher. with New Orleans, o.31c.
ilveston. 950c.; Savannah. &C. Hous-
IN. 900; Augusta. so6c., and Mem
l1's, &C.
The New Orleans market closed steady.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-27
"TlZ" is Grand For Aching, SwoI-
len, Sweaty, CaIIoused Feet
or Corns
"Pull, Johnny, PuIli"

Al, what relief. No more tired
feet: no more burning feet: no more
swollen, bad smelling, sweaty feet.
No more soreness in corns. caIlouses.
bunions.
No matter what ais your feet or
what under the sun you've tried
without getting relief, just use TIL"
''TIZ' is the only remedy that draws
out all the poisonous eXudations
which puff up the feet. "TIZ" cures
your foot trouble so you'll never limp
or draw up your face in pain. Your
shoes won't seen tight and your
feet Will never. never hurt or get
sore and swollen. Think Of it, no
more foot misery, no more agony
from corns, callouses or bunions.
Get a % cent box a. any drug
store or department store and get
instant relief. Wear smaller shoes.
Just once try "TIZ" Get whole
years foot comfort for only 25
cents. Think Of It.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-27
FARMERS COOPERATIVE CREAM
cry COMPANY

Phoenix, Arizona. l.. IG. u
A dividend Of ten per cent on the
preferred stock of this Company has
been declared. payable on January 20th
1916 to stockholders Of record at the
close Of business on 31st day Of Decent
Der 1915.
Transfer books VIII be closed De-
cember 31st, 1915 and reopened jan
uary 25th. 1916.
WILBUR TREADWELL.
Secretary
Arizona republican., 1915-12-27
NOTICE

The canvass for the Phoenix section
of the Phoenix and Salt River Valley
Directory IS about completed and We
VIII be pleased to receive any informa
tin in regard To change OF residence
or business addresses and new ar
rivals. also fun information from sec
retaries cf Clubs. Societies and Mis-
cellaneous organizations.
ARIZONA DIRECTORY co.
Temporary office, SIS W. Washington.
(AdvertiscmenD 81
Arizona republican., 1915-12-27
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Phoenix National Bank
viii be held in its office in Phoenix.
Ariz, on Tuesday January nth, 1916
AZ 3 O'Clock T. NJ. for the purpose Of
electing a board OF directors to serve
the ensuing year and to transact such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
H. d. MARSHALL,
Cashier.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-27
For Rent Furnished
Houses

~>s~~rS~~~~N~~N~N-~~~-~~ ~~~~~>~~~>>>>|~~~~NN~|N~
O-ROOMED, $1,000 monthly. 9l2
Grand Ave. If
FURNISHED HOUSES-Large list,
modern. choice locations, s25 $50 $50
and up. Greene & Griffin 127 y. Cen
trail Ave. If
FOR RENT-WeH furnished houses
ana = car TO show them to you. H. II.
Majol, Is w. Adams. If
SMALL. COTTAGES, screen sleeping
room. gas. electric lights, on car line.
1+01 F. Washington.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-27
For Sale-Eggs and Poultry

THOROUGHBRED White Rock An
conas. Campines, Barred Rocks. White
Leghorns; also beautiful White Homer
and Carneaux Pigeons. Bantams, rab-
bits and Collie pup Ariz. Seed co.
13I y. Center. Phone 403. If
Arizona republican., 1915-12-27
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the National Bank Of Ari-
iona will be held in it's office in PhOe-
nix. Arizona. on Tuesday. January Il,
1916, al 3 o'clock p. m. for the purpose
of electing a board of directors to
serve for the ensuing year. and trans
act such other business as may prop
erly come before said meeting.
December II, 1915.
;. oBERFELDFR
Cashier
Arizona republican., 1915-12-27
VulcaniZlng

F. F. LAUTZENIIISER. expert vul-
CaniZer. formerly at O'Neill Garage.
liz North Central Next 10 Fixes. II
TIRE HOSPITAL OF PHOENIX
Vulcanizing and welding done
promptly and guaranteed; out Of
town work solicited Arizona VuI-
canizing Works. 2O7 West Washing
ton, phone 62s -
Arizona republican., 1915-12-27
Cleaning ana Pressing

GUARANTEED CLEANING and
Pressing at 800 per suit. Ladies or
gents Delivery service. Palace Tai
loring Co, % North 3rd St Phone
1912. II
Arizona republican., 1915-12-27

SPIRELLO CORSETS-Mrs. NJ NJ
Smith, 6l5 \. list St Phone 1857 or
1867 Id
MRS KUHLWILM. SDirelIa Corse-
tiere. 4U9 w Jefferson St Phi. 1850 II
Arizona republican., 1915-12-27
Chiropodist

CHIROPODY Bunions cOrns. cal
iOuses removed painless ana hl"ndleSs
SOC each; moles. warts. etc. removed by
electricity % & 81 East Adams St.
Frank Shirley. Phone 1904. If
Arizona republican., 1915-12-27
For Sale = Houses
For Sale Miscellaneous

WANTED by a lady, a good driving
horse Tor its keeping. Phone 2S4S. DIP
FOR SALE-Elcven thousand nine
hundred shares Of the Capital stock Of
the Arizona Mohaye Mines Develop
mont Co. par value $500: no Season-
able offer refused. Stock now selling
ut 30 cents per share. Address 224@
Republican. Dir
FOR SALE - tons alfalfa hay. 80
southeast Of Glendale. If
FINE American Beauty rosebushes,
home grown on their own roots. Tel.
547 or f. o. Box S32. In
WE BLY, AND SELL second hand
Ford cars. Ford Garage, 3iG-22 East
Adams St. Phoenix. II
Arizona republican., 1915-12-27
Corsetlere

AUTO Lively PnOne {
40 N Center ST
Arizona republican., 1915-12-27
Auto Time ia BILE


FIXES AUTO STAGE LINE
Phoenix Tempe Mesa Chandler
Cars leave Phoenix and Mesa ever
80 minutes from a. m. until p. m,
and thereafter as follows:
Leave Phoenix Leave Mesa
700 p. m. $50 p m
500 p. m. 700 p. m
900 p. m. 500 p. m
1920 y. m 800 p. m
Leaves Tempe about 80 minutes af
Ter leaving Phoenix Leave Tempe
about 80 minutes after leaving Mesa
Mesa-Chandler Division
Leave Mesa Leave Chandler
500 q. m $3.50 a. m.
1000 a. M Hoo q m
90 a n. 100 p. N
200 300 2. N.
400 p. m 500 o. m.
500 D. m 1909 o m
Fixes Auto Livery Phone 4I4
40 N Center ST
Arizona republican., 1915-12-27
Cleaning and Pressing

$1.OO SAVED Is a 500 made. The
Arizona Cleaning Works gives 10 per
cent on each 800 worth OF cleaning
Phone sos. Mrs. L. Wilson II
Arizona republican., 1915-12-27

Hire a little salesman al The Re
publican office. \ want Adj will 50.
moro customer, than YOU can.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-27
DreSSnakinp

~rN~~NS~N~NS~N~~s~e~~S~~~
DRESSMAKING at home CT by the
day. Phone S157 12-gb
Arizona republican., 1915-12-27
''Fuel''

TRY new wood and coal yard. quick
est motor delivery. It viii pay you
Five Points Wood & Coal Yard. VIM.
Wetzler, Phone 177S. lbs