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Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
PAYNE AND SAUFLEY

or course. anything good, "on the side or extra" is "velvet" and there is so much extra in comfort and wear about the new Diamond tires. that they surely deserve the name of Velvet" When you those classy tires with the Black Squeegee treads and the red side walls, you'll know they're "Velvets, and when it is your pleasure to ride on them, you'll know again that they're Velvet" Seeing may be believing, but the proof of a tire is in the service it gives, the comfort it affords you. This comfort isn't merely a personal matter. but tEe real rubber tire, packed full of ivciiness and resiliency means money saved on engine repairs. etc. You'll find 6 complete stock of Velvet Diamonds at Payne and Saufeys, the accessory and tire store at the corner of Monroe and Central! avenue, where real service is of fered you.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
Of Interest to W@nn@a
PHOENIX BAKERY

In the spring when young mans fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love- q marriage generally eliminates. Then there are the many details of the we'd ding that fall to the brides mother Not an unimportant one is the wedding cake She can relieve herself of this responsibility by having it made at the takery. It will be delicious and will be decorated with professional care Then for the pattes, rolls and fancy breads for sandwiches follow the same plan.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
Spring F amcies
THE BOSTON STORE

Milady will want new hat for Eas- ter Sunday. If she wants beautiful and distinctive one, she should see the lovely Mime. Checkanow models at this store. The Paris London and New York label stamps the style supremacy that is noted in each one There are also Regina and Gerber models and un- trimmed hats of every up-to- date shape the hats of great circumference-sug- gestive of midsummer-laden, as they are. with berries roses and field flow ers-to the wee affairs of Victoras early youth is long journey, but one makes it gracefully in the new modes
 Fashion has accorded high favor to the LeShorn, this season more than ever picturesque. Leghorns in simply trimmed effects, flat trimmed, others with droop- ing brims and gay colored crowns with many hued flowers and others still in smart sport and tailored styles with era large hats in the soft pink tones trimmed with picot edged ribbons of the pastel shades that were perfectly adapted to the afternoon frock or for evening wear. The chic black and white hats for the tailored suits were equally attractive and showed exquisite taste in
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
TALBOT & HUBBARD

Here is delightful opportunity. Tal l ot and Hubbard will have with them from Monday, April 10 to Saturday, Aplii 15, Professor Stark, a celebrated French chef who will lecture every af- ternoon from :00 until 4:30 o'clock up- on the art of cooking Professor Stark will explain and demonstrate each day some of the most economical and sci ehtifc methods practiced today. This is an opportunity for the women of Phoe- E:X and vicinity to gain some very valuable information in the art of cook ing and pastry making. Professor Stark thoroughly understands his business Refreshments will be served daily and women who are interested are urged to be present. IL is free.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
EZRA w. THAYER

Do you know how to save on your grocery bill? No doubt every day you throw out enough to keep one or two frgerator this loss is stopped. They are made of galvanized iron. white enameled inside and out, can be washed and scalded without damage to the re- frigerator The shelves are of plate glass easily removed for cleaning. No warping nor swelling of the doors It is what you have been looking for and you will find it at this establishment, located at 124-130 East Washington street and l27-lS3 East Adams street.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
A Word to the Wise
THE PHOENIX SAVINGS BANK AND
 TRUST co.

If you want to start saving and can not find a plan that seems to fit your circumstances. try the plan of getting one of the Phoenix Savings Bank X Trust Company's banks and depositins q dime day in it. They loan you the little bank when you deposit dollar or more in a Savings Account. Very soon you will be saving all your dimes. and will occasionally slip in quarter.
 It will soon become a game to you which you will play with great en- thusiasm-and the deed will be done you are a money saver.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC co.

Not without the doing away with drudgery and the irksome labor of old fashioned kitchen methods. can the real joy of springtime be known and car ried into each season of the year.
 The installation and use of gas in the home means comfort, better meals and freedom from kitchen worries-more time and the capacity to enjoy that tnne.
 The company will gladly consult with you regarding your needs and comfort.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
THE MCNEIL co.

There will unquestionably he many smart affairs after Lent In entertain ing it is the little things that count: appointments that require real atten- ton are tie place and score cards. We O'Neill Kewpie cards appealed to us i'm mensely and then there were hand painted Easter Cards for party pur- poses. also holiday greeting cards that were bright and original.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
|. ROSENZWEIG

No matter how frequently one shops here, they are always sure of seeing something new in silver. crystal. jewell isfying variety at present that will find favor with those who are seeking some thing novel for an Easter gift. Then too, there are many weddings sched- uled for spring. and graduation is not far distant. For the pretentious and unpretentious buyer, RosenZweig offers brilliant possibilities
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
REDEWlll MUSIC co.

There is only one place in Phoenix in Arizona for that matter. where we can procure or hear real dance music played by band, talking machine record, player or electric Autopiano and that is at Redewils. The sheet music is generally 15c, Victor record 75c and player rolls as low as BOG. It is a pleas ure to shop among comfortable sur rouDdings and where you know you can spend your time without purchasing. and are always welcome.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
w. P. NELSON

Pumps become of interest for street wear as the warmer days approach. While sport shoes and oXfords are in the shop with a complete stock, there are other fashions for summer that de- arce. For instance one will find q wide variety of pumps in black and white and also in white and black c dainty summer costume.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10

With skirts still short. footgear be- comes subject of great importance when spring toilettes are being planned. trimmed in black calf skin priced at s1o0. There is a full line of pumps and the oxfords will arrive soon.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
SCHAEFFER

While the mills report for the autumn is not encouraging and material at pres ent is difficult to secure Schaeffer's spring stock ordered many months in advance is complete. The dye problem was not so serious when the summer goods was purchased and there is q wide assortment of cloth mixture in which all threads of all coors are women.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
THE PORToLA

Among the newer places to eat in Phoenix are the POrtola, at 26 East Washington. and the Busy Bee lunch at 10 West Washington. These are op- er.!.ed by Georgouses and for various the public eye recently. Much attention has been attracted to these places, and they are cndeavoring to maintain their good food.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
HEAT

daughter in her graduation fincry and of your as remembrance of the day when he received his diploma. Then there are the little folk who typify spring, why not have their pictures taken as well as your own as a pleas ant surprise to the family? Mr. Heath knows how to pose his subject and the finished work is always evidence of his artistry
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
DONOFRIO'S

Easter is suggested the minute you step into Donofrio's They have manu- candies in addition to the egg and bird novelties in stock. Not only are there little things bound to please the kiddies on Easter, but lovely favors for lunch cons and dinners and bridge affairs may be purchased singly or by the dozen al reasonable prices
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
Smart Apparel for Men

shirts with ties to match that range in price from s1.5O to $500
 THE HUB
 "Stetson" shoes, oxfords and boots $500 to s7.00.
 HANNY'S
 It is simple matter for a man to be well dressed. All he has to do is to purchase a nifty Hart, Schaffner and Marx spring suit: the best looking: the best liked style in America for young men ~and men who like to look young There are many different kinds-youll be sure to find yours. Then there are the Earl and Wilson shirts. well built of splendid materials and the Redman collars and oxfords in canvas nubuck with ivory soles and the usual black and brown kids, Panama hats from s5 to s15, stiff straws from $150 up, Mad agascars from E to $3. .Bankoks from g. to s10 and Leghorns from s to s750 If you have summer vacation in pros pect. the excellent line of trunks. suit cases and travelling bags will appeal to you.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
THE SUGAR BOWL

In addition to the delicious ices, drinks and candies. we have found the lunch con at the Sugar Bowl, 10 and r East Washington street all that one could desire. The food is always nicely pre- pared and served and the atmosphere of the place is quite attractive. Drop in some time when you are down town shopping. You will find it pleasant in every way.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
THE LAUNDRIEs OF PHOENIX

We found the laundrymcn of Phoenix busily engaged in preparing for the summer rush of Palm Beach suits Large new presses were being installed with new refinements of construction and 1t is safe to say that the laundrieS of this city will be able to take care of all the Palm Beach work, no matter if every man and woman wears it this year.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
NEW STATE ELECTRIC co.

Nothing meets the spring and sum- mer needs like the electric cooking ap- piances. Just imagine getting ones breakfast, luncheon and dinner without effort. The minus heat quantity is also worth considering.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
BERTRAM BROS. ELECTRIC co.

Do you realize the time that is fast approaching-the baking sun. the still sumer afternoon, all the outdoors quiv- ering in the heat-then it is that an Emerson fan is a thing of joy. Set the fan to swing past your favOrite chair. work or read and forget the heat And again. who cares if the night be hot. put the fan in your bedroom window and sleep in comfort.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
GoLDB BERG'S

Easter togs-fashoned with an uner- ring sense. Correctness as regards the spring models, or bright youthsome coiors, stripes, checks, plaids, in the L. system clothes and Stein Bloch, smart clothes for the careful dresser Go in and look over these wonderful clothes. Ali the Easter bonnets to go with your new suit.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
MILLER STERLING co.

We found a window full of cards of infinite variety. odd shaped affairs all suggesting Easter and each in it's par baskets to correspond to the place cards besides score cards and cards of greet n2s
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
ATHENS HAT WORKS

It is worth while to know where one can have ones hats blocked and cleaned. At the little shop located at 6 East Washington street. the work is well done and the prices are reasonable
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
NATIONAL BANK OF ARIZONA

Have you money with which to buy Easter eggs? If you have not a nest egg account on which to draw why not approach this banking institution that makes it point of encouraging the business man. Any legitimate business enterprise will receive attention and you will be accommodated as far as possible.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
ElVEY AND HULETT

Women should be interested in Alysia face powder, French creation with an American price. It sells for soc box and IS worth sl.oo. All flesh tints. Elvey and Hulett specialize on toilet requisites-see them for your toilet needs.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
GOLDMAN GROCERY COMPANY

Here they are featuring something new that is delicious home product The olive pimento cheese made in Phoe- nix comes in one size jar only and is sold for 1jc
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
UNITED STATES RUBBER co.

Every little movement has a meaning and movements to have any effect on tires made by the United States Rubber Co. The Non Stop Maxwell the most
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
HYDER's

With twenty-one years experience and study of the customers wants, John Hyder knows what to buy. Leave it to his judgment and you will be supplied with the correct clothes, with snap. style, sanity and satisfaction. Notice the
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
O'NElLL AUTO & SUPPLY co.

As gas goes higher, it means the sale e more Maxwell cars. Why? Because the Maxwell averages as high as twenty eight miles per gallon on Arizona roads. You Ride Plan"
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
McARTHUR BROTHERS

McArthur Brothers believe that the Dodge Brothers motor car has the high est used car value of them all, and are telling their car prospects why" reason?
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
Music and
 the Dance
REDEWiLL MUSIC co.
recommended.

A unique little photograph playing any standard disc record, reproducing as well as most other instruments at double the price. with some distinct advantages complete with six tunes. only $995.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
F Suggestions for Easter Shoppers
GRAVES INDIAN SHOP

'Tis the infinite variety at this shop that makes it so charming place EN- cry time one visits it, scores of ar ticles never noticed before attract one attention Think of the various races and nations that have contributed to this unique and carefully selected col lection. Here is an Alaskan basket from the little-known tribe of Thlinkits, there is a tray of rare Spanish damascene work: in this case some choice speel- mems of petrified wood on that wall some rare old Navajo blankets; here a little pile of dainty spear heads. Do you love jewelry then at Graves you IT surely be delighted. for in addition to an unusual collection of hand made jew elrv from the Howe collection of Pas adcna there are many fine specimens of the newest oddities in Arts and Crafts work. Mexican filigree, Navajo hand hammered silver, etc. This shop. fam ous among collectors for it's fine bas- kets and blankets is located at B West Adams just opposite the Valley Bank ard only half d block west of the Adams hotel.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
BUSY DRUG STORE

Boudoir accessories are of much mo- ment in the spring time. A cold cream is necessary when one is constantly out of doors. For cleansing and beautify- ing the skin. the San Tox cream is recommended.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
PETTJO'S BAKERY

There is truly health in every loaf of Pcttid's bread. It is baked night and morning and can be secured at any time.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
ADAMS PHARMACY

This pharmacy's stock of toilet articles is complete See their line of Hudnut's latest odors.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
N. FREEDMAN

In Friedman's we noticed many new novelties of silver and crystal that would make any occasion,
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
Automobiles and Accessories

ta lked-of car in the country today. car ried United States tires in it's remark able test-which should give you some estcd in automobiles.
 CAPITOL AUTO SUPPLY co.
 Here you have the two S's most i'm portant to the motorist Service and Supplies. These are features especially worth remembering before starting out on motor trip. The location is con- venient, the company being established at 517 North Central avenue.
 FORD SUPPLY AND PLATING co.
 Equip your Ford with w. & C. shock the big touring cars. With Crary gus oline savers your saving in gas will av- craze from 25 per cent to 40 per cent Satisfaction is guaranteed.
 kiSSEL kAR
 The kissel All-Year Car is the only product really offering two cars in one d complete touring car and a complete closed car. neither indicating that it is anything else.
 The frames of the new All-Yea tops are built of heavy white ash and elm with mahogany window sashes and are covered with sheet steel and aluminium after the manner of the finest limousine. The roof is three-ply white wood. GOV cred with canvas. The material and construction of the roof are of such a character that peeling and warping are practically out of the question
 The window and door panes are french plate glass set into high grade channel rubber. eliminating the possi- hlllty of leaking even in driving rains. The standard tops are trimmed with leather but special material is pro Ntcd
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
THE HUB

Manhattan silk shirts for spring. $400 to S600. Other Manhattan" shirts $l50 to $350.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
LITTLE CURlO SHOP

Here we see many rare and beautiful baskets ornamented with feathers by their Indian weavers.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
MARVIN's MUSIC HOUSE

Send in your name and let them send you q Columbia record catalogue each month.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
WOLFE

A charming Easter attention is q dainty box of Christopher's candy for sale at Wopes.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10

Sport hats at varying prices Their own importations of unblocked Panamas that range from $10 to $15. Also good looking and practical Madagascar straws and soft and pliable felt and satin com tlnatiOns for motor anr Country club wear. Silk hosiery is an essential to the wardrobe. The stock in this shop includes black and white, evening tints and smart street shades. Priced at S1 0O to $2 90.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
BYRD TAILORING COMPANY

The flowers that bloom in the spring are clothed in natures way This tail bring establishments hand tailored suits will fit you in natural way.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
DoRRIs- LEHMAN FURNITURE co.

In getting your house in order for Easter you will want it freshly dec orated. The first consideration is paint ing and then there is the wall paper and the rugs and draperies. Perhaps you will want to replace your winter curtains with cool and pretty swiss, Voile or bungalow net Then if you contemplate new furniture for the bed room or dining room, the new ivory sets are most attractive and just the thing for this climate. Hoosier cab inets you will find a joy and there are cook stoves here, that warrant your attention. Table linens of excellent quail ity and silverware and china to suit the tastes of the most eXactng.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
Odds and Ends
 Here and There
GOLDWATER'S

Sterling silver deposit smelling salts in many different shapes and colors the larger sizes for the bOudoir. to be had for 39c and 79c. Bud vases so much in vogue also of silver deposit priced at 39c and 19c and others for sl.59. Candlesticks unique in design and pretty decoration as well as useful article priced at 79c.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
Little Thia@s
 That Count
BRAzEE

Mr. Braces foresight in importing bulbs of the Lilium Gigantic will make it possible for him to place Easter lilies grown in his garden on the market. They are glorious bloom, far preferable to the Bermuda lilies He has his own gladioas and the Phoenix flowers in his shop will outrival those he receives from the coast for special holiday GUS tom.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
THE HUB

Fashion Park clothes the last word in fine garments for men
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-06-13
MASONIC GRAND LODGE
AT DAVENPORT

Davenport, June 13.1The Ma
sonic Grand Lodge formally opened
today following school of instruc-
ton yesterday and many prominent
Masons are here. The Masonic vet
Grams association organized in 1914
will hold its annual meeting tomor-
row.
The Grand Lodge this year will do
away with the morning parade and
will convene in Turner's opera house
when the grand lodge will be opened
in ample form by Grand Master
Frank S. Moses with the assistance
of his officers. Official reports of
committees and officers will take up
much of the day.
On Wednesday the regular COM
munication of the grand lodge will
take place and committees will make
reports. Officers will be elected in
the afternoon. Newly elected officers
will be installed on Thursday.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-06-13
North harrisburg News.

Mrs. Larry Cheyne entertained
the Leisure Hour club last Thurs
day.
Raymond ,Arbaugh is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Noel Storey.
Miss Hope Terrence of Kamrar
spent the week end at the B. F. Read
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Markwardt
and children returned to their home
near Latimer last Tuesday.
Miss Martha Ostrem closed the
spring term Of school last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Nicholson
visited Sunday at L. w. Mark
wardt's, near Latimers
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Berleen, Miss
Madeline Loix, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Pearce and Mrs. Webster Winget
were Webster City callers Saturday.
:. The H. C. Cooper children spent
the week end with their grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Nicholson. &
June -.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-06-13
MUCH UNREST AMONG
THE MEXICANS REPORTED

week, coming overland with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Irving and little son, who
returned home after spending the day
here. &
s.1 Mrs. w. ]. Irving has been quite
sick the past few days.
I. Miss Mary Johnson returned home
Wednesday from a visit with her sis
ter at Rutland.
Miss Ortha Bottorf of Williams is
a guest at the R. 2. Jewett home.
Preparations are being made for
Children's Day program at Mt.
Zion.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Robbins spent
Sunday with relatives near Homer.
DR.. Swanson of Webster City was
q professional visitor in this yicin-
ity today.
June ~.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-06-13
Extensive Remodelling.

The Dan Shea home at the corner
of Prospect and Walnut streets is
being extensively remodelled and re-
paired throughout. A fine sleeping
porch is being added on the west up
stairs and other splendid improve
ments being made to the residence.
The improvements will occupy most
of the summer and the Sheas have
packed their household goods and
are doing light housekeeping in q
couple of rooms of the residence.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-06-13
Poplar Grove Glsanings.

Mr.. and Mrs. David Hunter Sr. OF
Fremont township visited their son
and daughters here last Wednesday.
Miss Elite Hunter returned home
with them for an over Sunday visit.
She went on to Iowa Falls Thursday
to be present at the graduation exer-
cises at Ellsworth College. her broth
er being a member of the graduating
class.
The Mt. Zion las "a will meet
on Thursday after. ~ M week
with Mrs. WHY Hos
Mrs. Mark "a. sos has
been yisitips e.s e past
fything for
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-06-13
Clerks Receive More Pay.

The Illinois Central has voluntar-
lily raised the pay Of all its clerks.
On this division alone this means
about 9 per cent more money for ov-
er 100 men. On the whole system
about 1,4OO men will receive more
pay. The raise took effect the first
of this month. The increase comes
at time when the organized labor
of the railroads is calling for more
money and threatening to strike.
The men who have received the raise
are not organized in any way and
have made no threats or demands
for more money