Arizona republican., 1917-12-03

C6SSIOIS Uldut Dy lH6 POSlOl kobO4 are heavy enough 10 warrant early | Christmas shopping. Sale prices are rarely found on such ideal gift articles weeks before the holidays, but because the shop is determined to carry oyer to their new store nothing but new stock l and goods. the preparatory moving sale | offers wonderful inducements to lovers | of pretty things to wear. Needless to | say the interest centerS in the women's | ready O-Wear department on the sec ond floor. Every frock possesses degree of smartness and distinction. The beading, the braiding, the draped skirts-all eXemplify the new mode in serges, satins, combinations of satin and georgette and serges. These dress es are all recently received, which makes the prices more appealing. There is a notable discount on coats, blouses, millinery-on all those things that serve as wanted personal gifts" at Christmas time.
 IF AT any one time in the year it is advisable to think of protection it is while the Christmas spirit is envel- oping the land. It is then that home has particular significance. and then it is that one should realize what home protection means. It is a matter of general knowledge that the wealthy are always the first to insure their prop erty although they are best able to stand loss while the man of moderate means hesitates. The hesitancy is often disastrous and the man who has struggled for years to acquire his own home loses it by failure to protect that for which he has strived to give his family. Whether or not it would be wise to insure is not the question it's a certainty. And another thing equally important is with whom to in sure. Carl H. Anderson, who is located at 115 North First avenue, has never had dissatisfied client which after all is the strongest recommendation. THE Goldman Grocery Company, the members of which firm are well known who asale grocers, has the ex- elusive agency for Gold Medal flour. Four-i n-One salt, Libby's canned tomatoes.
 YOU WANT your house in spick and
 span order for the holidays, which suggests to my mind that the brass bed might possibly need polishing. It may De that the bedroom mas a shabby ap- pearance and that a bit of re-lacquer would do wonders in the way of reliev- ing the dingy look of the apartment. One inharmonious note and a room loses It's charm, as you know, so before the Christmas rush have this item gone into. The Phoenix Plating Com pany of which Joseph Ross is man. ager, does excellent work of this kind. Place your order with this company by all means.
 
 A SHARPLY groomed man chooses his shopping place with the same discrimination with which he makes a business investment. This carefulness will lead him to Hannys where he will select his winter outfit of Hart Schattner x Marx clothes, Stetson hats, Globe union suits. B, & w. shirts, Crossett shoes, Kayser cravats and Dents gloves.
 THERE is one thing that the particu
 lar housewife insists upon and that Is the cleanliness of the market where sne makes her food purchases. We were first attracted to the Tribolet Market by the sanitary conditions for which 1t Is noted and then we discov- cred the many ether reasons why it was the most desirable place to trade l The meat is excellent and the butchers take particular care in giving you fav- orite cuts. The telephone and delivery service are most satisfactory which is ap item worth while to the manager of a home.
 PETTID'S Bakery assures us that they will bake fruit cake this season and If you want a delicious home baked cake leave your order there. All the ingredients you would use yourself are contained in the Pcttid recipe. ON WEDNESDAY and Saturday af-
 ternoons beginning promptly at ? o'clock chickens and turkeys are auc- ttoned to the highest bidder at the Biehl Auction House, AT West Jeffer- son street.
 HOLIDAY slippers - lovely quilted
 ones of satin in tones of pale pink, blue. lavender and red-and others of the more pronounced comfy" type with wool soles also in all wanted colors at the Nelson Shoe Company.
 
 IF YOU are a shrewd judge of an
 automobile you know all about the Chalmers and the great Chalmers en- zine that makes gasoline work harder than gasoline ever worked before. ' The R. D. Roper Motor Company is the Arizona distributor and it also handles the Maxwell which would make wonderful gift to the family YOU never make a mistake when you
 order your bread from the Phoenix Bakery, of which Ed Elsie is the pro- prietor. In this labor saving age it is really foolish to bake at home wher you cannot begin to get the result ob- talned by such expert bakers as they have at the Phoenix Bakery. There , they have the Butternut French. rye , brown, raisin, steam, cream and wc , don't know how many others. The cakes also are assorted and French pastry, pies and rolls are baked daily There is one important thing of whicf the patron can be assured-the bes ingredients are used and the kitchen i. , sanitary.
 l A TRENTON! About, face. Forward March-to Goldwater's! There vol will find everything suitable for gift to any army man, from rookie to general. There is no camouflage abou these holiday offerings There's tn, 7 sweater of course and the trench mir r for and then there's the pack of card and the box of desninoes, as well a. } other games that would cheer ant amuse in an odd moment.
 
 , BY SPECIAL arrangement, Charli 5 Morton, the manager of the Dono frio Floral Department, has secure, azaleas for the holiday month. He vii be the only man in the state to offe the Christmas flower which has beel l brought to this country from Belgium and forced into bloom in California MT. Morton has every other flower yol can name, and his artistic skill il combining fragrant and beautiful bios soms has given him the reputation O master florist.