Arizona republican., 1917-11-12
GREETINGS! Extending a cordial

houldu 10 D0 lnelr guest WQlie 0ere. They ask her to accept the hospitality so genuinely offered and make use of their nicely equipped and comfortable rest room, and not to hesitate in<Sav- ing her parcels checked while at the shop. A thousand little conveniences have been thought of for her pleasure and the only request is-accept them. In the meantime we would suggest that while in the shop she visit the various departments, arranging her time that she might give some atten- ton to korrcks' ready-to wear, which is speciality shop in itself. All the smart new notes are featured in the froclzs. street dresses, tailored suits, sport apparel, and also in the blouses and coats. The woman's winter re- Quirements can be fashionably met in this excellent collection.
 nNE ADVANTAGE the fair week
 visitor has this season over last, Is the fact that she can attend a fashion show in connection with her other pleasures. For 1t is veritable fashion show that is conducted daily at Swift gers Style Shop. There are always clever gowns and tailored costumes being shown and especially just now when Mir. Switzer has been authorized by the Unique to dispose of a collec- ton of suits, coats and dresses at a reduction of twenty per cent. The Los Angeles shop has expressed some very handsome models to Phoenix which will surely appeal to the we'll dressed maid or matron. The display will be quite as interesting to women as those of other varieties at the fair and the guest just as welcome.
 RELIGIOUS food and charming at
 mosphere that is what we found when we had luncheon at the Ford Soda Shop. With the dainty light luncheon-there was the drink-hot CT cold. At the fountain we discov- cred the most alluring beverages. Ice cream and sherbets, too, particularly good when combined with sodas and phosphates by an expert fountain manipulator. Best of all there they have Browns Ragtime Chocolates and Imperial that has made Seattle fa- nous. WHY BAKE at home when the
 Phoenix Bakery, of which Ed ward Eisele is the proprietor. has the most delicious breads, cakes and pas try-really much better than one can bake, to say nothing of the time and labor saved. The bakery carries the genuine Butternut bread, and every other variety-French, rye, brown, raisin, steam, cream, etc. The cakes also are assorted and French pastry, pies and rolls are baked daily. There is one important thing of which the patron can be assured-the best of in- gredients are used and the kitchen is sanitary. In planning your marketing list let me suggest that you include Pansy bread to be had only at Pet tid's Bakery. CANDY has a new meaning today.
 Time was when 1t was a graceful attention from an admirer to a pretty maid or matron but now we are all buying it for the soldier. Whitman's and Johnston's, famous favorites with all. are carried by the Central Phar- macy. CIyE SELF the attention due to self
 and have your eyes examined by inc Northrup Optical Company. You may not think you need glasses ana If you do not, so much the better. But again. if you do, the neglect is serious. Then, too, if you are wear ing glasses the lenses may need changing.
 WHAT EVERY woman knows is
 that a gas furnace not only meets every heating demand but in addition to the comfort quality are those other things that count-conyenience and cleanliness. Some one has said that a gas furnace today is as neces- sary as a gas range of yesterday and we firmly believe he is correct There is no waste of fuel when you do not need the heat. It is turned off in moment. Order a furnace from the Pacific Gas and Electric Company be- fore the cold weather finds you un- prepared.
 AN OUNCE of prevention, you know "A Well. f es we think to the dentist, and the trouble is ac- tualIy there N dvise you to have ~our teeth gone CT by a thoroughly reputable one-pi eferably Dr. J. G. Belt. manager of the New System Dentists, II Monihan Building.
 OUT AT your country place you will
 want just the right sort of a wind milan unbreakable, self billing, ever going mill, such as the Auto-Oiled Aermotor. handled by George Hage- man. The cost is slight and we found that you get the difference between no water in a light wind and a quan- tity of water in almost no wind at all. We had them demonstrate one at Hageman's, which is located at Second and Adams streets, and were convinced that it was the right buy. Look into it. VOL HOME people do not need to
 be told of the splendid line of groceries listed at the Elwell Grocery company. Perhaps few of the stran- gers he-e for fair week have not be- come acquainted with all the city shops and if they have not we advise