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GAY NARRAGANSETT SUNDAY.
Many Yachting and Automobile
PARTIES At Casino.

S~ArRAGANsErr PIER. Sept. at was n
ray first Sunday In September here. espe-
c.ally ~ the Casino. which OF course was
the meeting place for many yachting and
automobile parties. Tho plaza was
crowded at midday.
Senator Henry +. Lippitt arrived in
his steam yacht Magnet with his daugh-
'er Mrs. George X. Sinnickson OF Phila
lelphia. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
Merriman. Jr.. Of Bristol. r. l., aboard.
They came ashore and were Joined at the
Casino by Mr.. and Mrs. II. Anthony
Dyer. senator I.ippitt entertained the
'n'ire party at luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maus s. Wheelwright Of
Bristol. X. l.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
". Ware OF Chicago were other luncheon
hosts and hostesses.
\ score OF the members OF the villa
colony went to Bristol tonight. where
they were entertained by Col. Samuel y.
Colt of New York at his farm at
PapoosesQuaw Point.
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iENOX FOLK ACT ON
ESTATES FOR FILMS
They Take Leading Roles in
Episodes on Four Berk-
shire Places.
MISS SEDGWICK'S DEBUT
Five Women Entrants for
Blind DOGGY Golf Handicap
at Stockbridge.
MISS SEDGwICK'S DEBUT

LESox. Mass, Sept. 3.-Miss Grace
Bris,ed. Miss Irene Turnure. Jack
Richardson and Mrs. Gorham Brooks
have the leading roles In the Treasures
OF the Incas." n motion picture which
VAS taken to-day. The settings for the
episodes were found on the estates of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos ". de Meredia, MI.
and Mrs. Albert X. Shattuck, Mrs. John
I. Alexandra and on the Bishop farm.
Lucke C. Doyle Of Worcester, who has
recently returned from France. where he
was a member of Richard Norton's am
bulance corps. gave a lecture tonight In
the ballroom OF the Lenox Club on the
american Ambulance In France"
Sir. and Mrs. Alexander Sedgwick will
give a reception on Tuesday. September
10, at the Mansion. S~tockbridge. to in
troduce their daughter. Miss Christine
Sedgwick. in society.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Sherman has Charles
n. Duell. Jr.. and j. II. kean Of New
York as guests at Four Brook Farm In
Tyringham.
J. {. Clark Of B~enardsville, y. j.. Is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Woodward
Haven.
Among those who will start in the
blind DOGGY golf handicap at Stockbridge
tomorrow are Miss Sophie Duer. Miss
Marie q. Kobbc. Miss Helen Rice. Mrs.
Philip Blagden, Mrs. Walter T.. Eaton
and Mrs. II. Fairfield Osborne, Jr.
Walter r. Bemis and Miss Ruth
Remis, who have been at Curtis Hotel.
departed to-day for Bernardsvilie. y. J..
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Copeland and Miss
Alice NJ. Marsh'and OF New York ar.
rived at Curtis Hotel.
Mrs. Edwards Spencer gave a reception
this afternoon at Shipton Court. enter.
tanning for Mr.. and Mrs. Poultney
Bige,ow.
Miss Josephine de Gersdorff sang the
tenor part Of a duet. Love Divine"
with Miss Edna Jerome in the Stock
bridge 81. Paupl's Episcopal Church this
morning. Hampton Anderson OF New
York. editor Of Travel Mdgdsinr. sang
in Trinity Church choir, Lenox, this
afternoon.
Arriving at Heater Hall. S~tockbridge,
were Mrs. II. Chauncey cryder, Miss NJ.
A. Moller. Miss J. A. Mo'ler. Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. II. Wood Of New York.
Miss Dorothy B,gelow, Mr.. and Mrs.
u A Sturges of New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. $ Baylies II New Rochelle. Mr..
and Mrs. charles H.. Brown Of Newport,
arrived at Red Lion I'm. S~,ockbridgc.
Frederic :. Wells. Mss Julia q. Wells.
Mrs. y. l.. Hol'ander. Miss A. Hollan-
der Of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Smith OF B~ronNviile. y. v. Mr.. ard Mrs.
charles n. Draper Of Hopedaie. Mass.
and ~. and Mrs. J. Morgan Lister cs
BronXvillc arrived at Hotel Asp!nwall
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UuED.

d'BBS.-At Hotel Belleclaire. September
D. 1915. Mary f.. beloved wife of John
Wilson Gibbs, NJ. d.
Fu,Nral private at convenience of fam
~. Kindly omit flowers.
oEANBILI~The Confederate Veteran
Camp OF New York announces with
sincere regret the death of its Lieu
,enan'-Commander. James +. Graybill.
which occurred sunday. September 8.
1915. services will be held Monday
evening. $3.50 o'clock. at 10 sth ave.
Members OF Confederate Veteran
camp, tn. Georgia Society. Southern
Society and friends are requested to
e, II HATTON. Adjutant.
Il. II. GORDON. Commander.
HINCHEY.-On sunday. September .. Mar
tina Quish Hinchey.
Funeral from her late residence. 50
Camslia ct. Astoria, on Wednesday.
September 6. at II o'clock. Interment
private.
MoHTON.-Drew. THE FUNERAL CHURCH
Broadway, siyty-sixth and sixty-seventh
Campbell Bldg }. Tuesday morning IL
O'Clock. Auspices Actors Fund.
sHERMAN.--On the 6th August NJ wounds
received In action. Lawrence Shuster
Sherman. OF Fredericton. New Bruns-
wick. L~ance-Corporal. Royal sussex
Regiment (Assistano Accountant.
Royal Bank of Canada. London. u. c..
aged 81 years.
WARkEN.-On September .. 1915. Edgar
Hayes Warren. beloved husband Of
clara somers Warren. In his forty.
sixth year.
Funeral services at his late residence.
H7 Ninth street. Brooklyn. on Tuesday
evening. September 8. ut Q O'clock.
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NEWPORT COLONISTS'
GIVE MANY DINNERS.
Henry Clewscs, II. w. Carys
and August BelmOnts Among
the Entertainers.

-.
NEWPORT, II. l.. Sept. 3.-Likc most
OF tho Supdav. ~ the pre.ent season,
g. -, -, ..-
uy was n,e" WI ~ s.s.".
u'e"'s. 'n..uo,ns 'u"c"eous u" n",ns
wy an a,.erhoon yen. tne 1919
gwen py MI ana MIS-. !onh n. i ,aua
AZ ,helr ESTATE u" Sooo''s'o" io"''
Castiewood
Mr.. ana Mrs. A'cxander Brown VI
baltimore. VINO are again tne guests Vi
Mr. AM Mrs. L. Sunern Iaiier' were
the guests or ms evening a. a
dinner given by MI. and MRS Hanii'on
w. Cary. MIR. and Mrs, Henry Ciews
rave a dinner at The Rocks and Mr..
and Mrs. August Belmont gave a ain
ner at By-the-Sea.
This afternoon there were luncheons
given by Mrs. Reeckman Mt Lands End.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt ut Beaulieu
and Mrs. Vincent Astor at Beechwood.
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ASKS ALL HOLIDAYS
TO Be ON SATURDAY
Montclair Banker Inauguretcs
National Movement for
Week End Dates.

MoNrcLAfR. N. J., Sept. 3.-A holiday
that would be celebrated over the entire
North American continent north Of the
Rio Grande Is one Of the possibilities OF
the Saturday full holiday national move
nent that has been started here by Al
fred ". Chandler. a banker. OF 81 Gates
avenue. The movement 10 to be Of wide
scope and headquarters, In charge OF
Mr.. Chandler. are to be opened in
Newark. The object Of the movement
/. to have the present fixed date" holt
days. except Christmas and New Years
days. shifted to specified Saturdays near.
est the dates Of their present observance.
and as an equivalent offset In annual
holiday hours thus gained. the adoption
IL eight Saturday full holidays In the
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SPRING LAKE HOTELS FULL.
Most Of summer SojOurners "a
stay Until End Of September.

SPRING LAKE. y. j.. sept. 3.-Hotels
here have the largest crowds OF the sum-
mer. Spring Lake society usually leaves
the seashore Immediately after Labor
Day. but she fine weather and full pro-
vramme OF sports. together with the fact
hat the New Monmouth Hotel will re-
main open until October .. have caused
most OF the summer soiourners to re-
main until the end OF September.
The New Monmouth last evening gave
a special dance FOR its patrons and
another will be given tomorrow evening
at which prizes for hest dancers will he
awarded. f:x-Ch!ef Thomas L. Nevins OF
Prooklyn last evening entertained a large
party OF brooklyn politicians and off,
c!a!3 .: d!.rc- 4: :hc New Monmouth
Mr.. ami Mrs. william ]. Bow OF Spring
Lake also gave 4 dinner last evening
for a party OF six at the New Monmouths
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Quad. Bermuda: J. J. futile and wife,
Bridgeport,
81 ratford-M and Mrs. s. n. Knowles,
Boston
Marie Antoincttc-Mr and Mrs. + r..
Schneider. Bridgeport.
Herald Suuare-w. J. Allen and wife. New
Crosby. Worcester; Walter $ Bra, ket,. Grand
Rapids: n. =. Courtney. Indianapolis.
1mperial-F. Bochme, Buffalo; Mr.. and
Mrs. W. J. Blackwell. FL Paso: j. W. wai3er
and wife. wilmington: Dr. s. q. DE Cells and
wife. Havana.
Grand-G NJ Walter and wife. Provi.
dence: W. l.. Scoville. Detroit: j. II. He'll,
pes Moines. II. p strong. Dallas; W. l..
Crockett. Ell Paso.
wolcott-Mr. and Mrs II Crawther. Kan.
sas City: l.. n. Moss. Dallas: Alan O.. Ca.
phane. Washington.
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Sheppa rd-MahOuey.

BLOOMFIELD. y. j.. Sept. 3.-Miss
Grace Mahoney. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Mahoney of Llewellyn ave-
nu", and Frank Sheppard OF East Orange
we're married in the Church OF the
Sacred Heart Yesterday. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Timothy
Donovan. Miss Lucy Mahoney. a sis
'Hr ~ the bride. was the bridesmaid
aud Thomas Sheppard the best man.
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Addison {. Harris.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 3.-Addison
G. Harris. 10. one OF he oldest and
best known practising attorneys In In
diana. died last night at his home here.
Mr.. Harris suffered a stroke OF apoplexy
last Thursday and never rallied. He
began the practice OF law here In 1865
and later formed a partnership with
John r. Dye. which firm became n Of
the strongest in the State. In January.
1899, MFR. Harris was selected by Presi-
dent Mckinley az Minister to Austria
Hungary. which post he held for three
years. lie 20 survived by his widow.
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WEDDINGS.
Da nner-FOrnO6.

~ELooMrIELp. y. ]. Sept. 3.-Miss Ger
trude May Fornof. daughter OF Mr.. n
Mrs, George :. Fornoff. and Charles
O;to banner. both OF this town. were
married las, night at the home of the
parents OF the, bride. 81 Bellev!lle ave-
nue.. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. r. ]. Bu%ttinghausen. pastor Of
The Park Avenue German Presbyterian
Church. Miss Hazel Evertz OF East
Orange was tho bridesmaid. Clifford
fornoif. "A brother OF the bride. acted
o. : best man.. The ushers were William
u. Rawson OF Bloomfield and william
A. Nostrand OF Newark.
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Senator Reynolds Not Interested,

Former Senate william n. Reynolds
r. not concerned in the lease - the Brigh-
ton Beach Hotel or in the suit against
william wcbber Of Brooklyn. Throuyh
an incdvertance THE SrN yesterday con-
fused another man Of the same surname
with the former Senator.
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Charles T.. u.

TROY, ". Y, Sept. Sword has been
received here of the death Of Charles r.
Hanaman. president OF the Troy Savings
Bank. which occurred at Pemaquid. Me.
his summer home. Mr.. Hanaman was
one Of the most prominent bankers OF
his city and had been president OF the
Troy Savings Bank since 1892. He was
a former president of the Savings Banks
Association OF New York State.
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MRS. MARY E. GIBBS.
Wife u Prominent Physician and
Niece Ql C.. T.. MunllnHf0n.

Mrs. Mary f. Gibbs. wife OF DR.. John
Wilson Gibbs. a prominent physician.
died yesterday at her home at the Hotel
Belleclairc at the age of &c.
Mrs. Gibbs, who before her marriage
TO DIR. Gibbs was Mrs. Mary f.. Seaton.
was a niece of the late Coils j. Hunt
ington and "A cousin OF the Princess
hatfield. Her husband was the in
ventor of several medical apparati. He
was formerly a member of the Health
Department Of New York.
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william Russell Allies.

PrTrsvrELD. Mass. Sept. 3.-William
Russell Allen. president OF the Ameri-
can Horse Breeders Association. died
In an armchair at his home to-day. a
victim Of apoplexy. In 1855 Mr., Allen
established . stock farm which gave
him an International reputation a =
breeder Of blooded horssA
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Miss Compton "a ne bride,

GLEN RIDGE. N. j.. Sept. 3.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Edwin Compton have is
sued invitations for the marriage of
their sister. Miss Ethel Truesdale Comp
ton. of Clark street. to Gordon Thomas,
also of Glen Ridge, the ceremony to
take place In the Congregational Church
Saturday evening, September 23.
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Doris Kingston Henson.

BLooMrIELp, n. j.. Sept. Sword
was received from P%ittsburg. Pa, yes
terday OF the death Of Doris Kingston
Benson, daughter OF MIRA Maude Sey-
mour Benson and the late Fred Benson
Of this town. Death was due to spinal
meningitis. The child, who was 9 years
old. was visiting an AUNT. Mrs. Alice
Gray, when stricken.
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~tsbElL"--In loving msmory Of Enc Kim.
Der Isbsil. DIED September 1 1SiS.
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Holidays spoil Weeks Work.

"The business and professional man in
these days begins the weeks work on
Monday mornings keyed up In spirit for
Ave or five and a half days Of con-
tinued and Uninterrupted effort" said
Mr.. Chandler to-day In speaking Of the
moven ent. but on the average in every
sixth week there comes with n bang a
legal holiday in the middle OF the week.
At such times 1t becomes difficult to
throw of the pressure, to relax. to get
the holiday spirit. We seem rather, once
we have started. to prefer the continuous
weeks work and begrudge the time lost,
feeling that we are not doing our duty to
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summer time. including Independence

summer time, Including Independents
and Labor days.
Whether Washington was born on the
twenty second calendar day of February
or on the third Saturday of February;
whether Lincoln was born on the twelfth
calendar day of February or on the
second Saturday of February whether
the Declaration Of Independence vas
adopted on the fourth calendar day Of
July or on the first Saturday Of July
whether Columbus discovered the Vest
ern Hemisphere on the twelfth calendar
day of October or on the second Satur-
day of October-none Of these precise
dates OF the calendar Is Of paramount
Importance when compared with the
spirit Of the event commemorated in the
minds OF those who are behind the Satur-
day full holiday national movement.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26
MERIT WlNS|
 By ROBERT s. FISHER

tell [ to the end
 s n realh is O I amg to ell you uhere. a way begin a a years than of He mad built
 he
 
  in he of THING his  FACT He othe That first Herbert Strickland IAs weekwe a mill grinding 0 MINING COMPANY. A rFioENIX ENTERPRISE. People wanted something away off
  fooled then little would
  of locally has been walther s
  in of their work has only served to expose the better values deeper down We a t t of ALWAYS EVERYWHERE
 but them have told the TRUTH
  gone-GET IT QUICK Pay know the MINE and sayGET TT QUICK I believe t STOCK THIS company to you put you with Mir Wolf He
  due in NORTH MARIcopA
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26
LUMBER CENSUS .
 II bE TAKEN

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-The cen sus of the lumber production of the country for 1916 will be undertaken bv the forest service in cooperation with the National Lumber Manufac- turers Association. The information to be obtained by this work, it is stated. will be of immense benefit to inc lumber industry. the forest ser vice, and other branches Of the gov ernment
 IL is estimated by the forest service hat there are more than 3O,0O0 saw mills in the country and it Is planned to have the investigation reach every s.twmill in operation. Each of these will be asked to make a detailed re- port of its production. Information Is sought as to the total quantity or each Kind of wood sawed. the number of lath and shingles manufactured and the average min value for eacn species. Printed schedules designed for use in different regions of the country will simplify the collection nf the figures and make it easy for each mill man to send in a complete re- port. The work, il is stated. will be directed bv the office of industrial in- vestieations of the forest service in Washington, but the western part of tFe country WILL pe covered DN the district offices of the flores. service located In Missoula, Mont. Denver. Colo: Albuquerque. N M. ogden. Utah; San Francisco. Calf. and Portland, Ore. The officers in charge of these districts. being nearer ani thoroughly familiar with the scene of operations. are able to secure returns and compile results in less time than if the work were all handled from Washington
 It is intended that preliminary statements showing the production of the principal species, such as yellow pine. Douglas fir white pine and oaA' and also the production of the leading states, will he issued as soon as the figures are available. The importance Of these annual statistics. forest ser vice officials say, is apparently not ssllv realizeG hv all Of the sawrrIl men. since East attempts to gather similar data snow Q large .nunbeF often fail to reply promptly. or neglect to make anv report A better re- sponse. has keen received from the runher trade in late years, and the officials in charge of the work lre- lieve that with proper cooperation on the part of the lumhermen final fig rres showing the total production can be announced by June l, 1917. -o.-
 y5rotcb for our HolidaV Sale F. R.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26
COYOTES VACATION
 FUR THANKSGIVING

High school kiddies to have only three days of school next week, We'd ncsday evening will end the week $ schooling, and the students are 60 have a real Thanksgiving vacation With Thursday and Friday off, the Coyotes will have plenty of time to deNour the gobbler.
 There is not one student in the school angry about the short vacation and everybody took il with right good will. But the big game with ,he Indians is first with them and then the turkey will be given tie neXt consideration. and they will without q doubt do justice to it also.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY
. g. Dept. of Agriculture Weather
 Bureau. Water Users Buildinq

Deficiency in temperature yesterday. degree
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month, S7 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in temper aturc since January l. 55 degrees. Normal precipitation January lst to date. 7.0S inches Actual precipitation January 1st to date. >6.37 inches Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January l. Fl inches
 ROBERT Q. GRANT
 Meteorlogist.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26

the superior court yesterday. Thoush TWO couples took preliminary steps toward getting married by oDtainiag licenses, preliminary steps were taken hy two wives to get out cf marrlase bonds. Licenses were issued 10 Maurice C. Ccok and Pearl Maxwell of Florence, and Roy Crittenden anu Wanda Buver of Phoenix
 Mary McAnally asks for q divorce from her l us5and, Edward w. Me Anally on the grounds of non-sdppolt and habitual intemperance. after married life of thirteen years. There aIe four children for whose custody the plaintiff asks The petition states that there is no community property as there might be expected j.. the cir- cumslances, not to have been.
 Sofia Reina wants divorce from Jesus Reina for failure to support.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26
EDUCATIONAL.

Ninety nine per cent of the people old or young who have ever eaten Brazii nuts or "Niggertoes" haven't she least idea of how they grow. Every child and grown up should go to the Valley Fruit Stand near the< postotfice and let MT. Sherman show you just how these nuts grow. Fifty per cent of the people of this city and valley have already visited Shoup's Lumber Yard and seen the big board five feet wide which stands in front along the sidewalk.
 The quality of the stock and attrac- tive prices will bring the other fifty per cent here before another year.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26
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succEssFul sAlE-Shc men

N Ders Jf gho Madison improvement club whose dinner and bazaar were so well patrOlized yesterday. report that the receipts exceeded s200 This money will oe added tc their club house fund
 READY TO QUIT BUSlNESS-A retition was filed in superior court yesterday fer the dissolution of the Southern States Profit Sharing Cor p0Iatirr. an Alabama concern organ ized under the laws of Arizona. T. IS stated that all the business of the cor roraticn has been transacted. its as- gets have been disposed of and it is ready for liquidation.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26

DIVORCE ASKED-Mary McNally has asked the superior court to relieve from the bonds of matrimony hineirg her to Edward w. McNallY. She al- leges that her husband has not sup ported her, and that he is not by any means a member of a temperance or ganization
 NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r. Woot- ton. formerly a pratticing attorney in Kentucky was admitted to the bar oi the state of Arizona yesterday upon motion before the supreme court by Ii. M Fennemore MT Wootton will prac- tice in Florence
 FouR PLEADED GUuTY-Mike and Frank Ayilez. Cilher. S'las and rnuise Flernan7e2. the four Meyicacs taken into custody on Vagrancy che~g- os Fi Gav night entered pleas of gni'- t-- when arraigne1 before fudge Thomas in the police court yesterday afterrcon Fines of s10 wcrs>1rrosej in each instance whi@h were paid
 GhFF-rS PPoToF D. photo grapl of tho farmers whn were the 0Vests If The Phoenix Chamacr of 1'o-,-rno'ro 1ho.'t tcn days ago will ap- near in the rnNf issue oF the "FFrth" the offici3l monthly publication of the Sani1 i'e ra lroad Several different views were taken ia this citv which baVe been forwarded to officials of the ~ailroad.
 NEW DRUG STORE OWNER. n. Shaw. recently O. Fargo North Dakota. an experienced pharmacist vho hes been operating g store al pemhina. N D. for many wears. has purchased the Oznnne pharmacv in 'N'- cii Mir Shaw came here in June. and beine favorahlv impressed with the communitv decided to get into business F." is making many improve r1enfs ia his new store and has or dered an entire new equipment Of fixtures etc. Philo IT, Ozanne has gone to Gibson. Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26

BLANTON'S RAZOR STORE. POS ". Washington street. Rszors sharp- ened. Single edge. 25c dozen double edge, short 35c dozen: Gem and Starr solid back, 20c; double edge, long soc dozen; regular razors honed, soc: guar anteed Mail ln your blades.-AdV 1t
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY


 LOST-Near Glendale on Sunday night. Nov 70. veterinarian instvu ment bag Finder please leave ai nr notify Pitchers Drug store, Glendale and receive reward dp { WANTED Buttonhoies to make 112s F.. Wash dp FOR SALE-High grade. Harwood guitar. excellent condition. leather case. Inquire 6i0 N 2nN St. dp PEST ACCOMMODATtONS in the city for the price Modern steam heated rooms. with or without bath Annex Hotel. 509-5l5 \. Central Ave
 dp FOR SALE-s3OoO Marmon cheap. Win A. Peters, care Fixes stage dp
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 Carving sets free. See show win dows Palace Hardware & Arms Co (Adv.) dn Perhaps. after ail eating on the Furonean plan is preferable td the American plan. The European plan, you know is to have one food dictator in each nation. Here we have one for each kind Of food.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26
,1.U OI .nese .INs
MONROE PARENT TEACHERS

4 large and aprreciative audience It- tended the meeting at the Monroe school. Friday evening. The cnH- drcn's chorus under the supervision oi Miss Lair showed splendid training Mrs. Martha Fawkles- Haun gave a number Of exceptionally clever read iags. Dr Williams illustrated talk on the Young Child was greatly bene- sicial to mothers \ number of mu- sical selections on the Edison disc phonograph by H. C. Druv completed the program
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26

TROY LAUNDRY-Rc sSh dry. sc lb Flat work roned. Blankets and lace curtains our speciality. Phone l202 lAdvD IL
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Church of Christ

The Church of Christ will worship m the tent al Five Points today. There will be bible reading at ten o'clock and preaching at eleven by R. R. Chisholm
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26

Carving sets free. See show win dows. Palace Hardware X Arms Co (Adv1 dn
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26

Carving sets free See show win dowS. Palace Hardware X Arms Co. (Adv) dn
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26
NEW pRuc eToeE oWNER-

Our Big Holiday Sale will take place shortly. F B. Baptist & Co. (Adr.l lt
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26
HAIR GOODS FOR SALE

HAIR GOODS FOR SALE Ladies Toilet Parlor. Shampoolng, Manicuring and Facial Massage. Hair Dressing; Expert Chiropudists, all foot troubles removed. Moles and warts removed by electricity.
 SHIRLEY & SHIRLEY
 Phone 17o4
 29 and 31 East Adsms Street
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26

PHOENIX SANITORlUM for dis eases of the lungs 1nd throat Phon 1159.--Adv tf
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26

Hire Little Salesman at the Re- publican office. A Want Ad. will see m"re customers than you can
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26

Carving sets free. See show win dows. Palace Hardware X Arms Cn (Ady1 dn