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Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

best thing that has come Phoenix way in many a moon.
 Mir. Oldfield scored heavily with his such bass voice and Miss Drew made a home-run with her very original base ball number. By the way, did you know that Miss Drew is the same little Prima Dona that starred in so many of Joe Towards musical comedies. The Flower of the Ranch" played in the east and middle-west for over a year with Miss Drew in the lead-she cer- tainly has the ability and personality put it over"
 On account of the numerous requests for a longer engagement. the manager of the Emphess will hold the Vaude- vile De Luxe company over Monday and Tuesdav
 A five-reel Red Feather feature and comedy will be run in conjunction with the vaudeville. The show will run about two and one half hours start ing at 7:30. The managers certainly believe in giving you your moneys worth
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19
Kiln and Dill at Hip

Kolb and Dill, greatest of German comedians, and favorites for more than half score of years in coast cities, are Lonesome Town" done for the screen from the greatest success of their long stage career. It is a clean high class comedy such as the screen does not in these days often present. It is filled with that inimitable humor that made these two the biggest drawing cards of the coast With the big comedy, will be seen a one-reel fun subject from the Vitagraph. Tomorrow the great Pathe picture, Kick In" and Beverly Bayne and Francis Eastman come in The Great Secret" Souvenirs will be gwen the ladies on Tuesday and Wednesday on the occasion of the introduction of Bushman on the Hip program. The Girl Philippa is underlined to follow the Great Secret.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19
ADJUSTMENTS
CIVILIZATION
 STARTS TODAY

Civilization" the most pretentous motion picture creation ever con- celved and produced will be the at traction at the Columbia today, with matinee.
 Thomas H. Ince. the genius respon- sille for the production of 'Civiliza- tion." is too well known to have. eX'- tended mention here. Sufficient to say that this, his latest offering has achieved success far beyond his Wild est hopes There is a special mu- sical score Seat sale for "CiViliza- tion' is new on.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19
At The Plaza

Monday at the Plaza theater will keep up it's reputation of being the day Of three doubles. Three splendid double features are on the bill today. They lead off with a fine Vogue comedy in two reels. "Her Painted Pedegree" with Paddy McQuire and the gang of laugh makers of the Vogue factory. The drama on inc bili is q double reel Centaur Destiny s Boomerang" with Crane Wilbur and his great company of actors that op- crate al the Horsely studios. The third double IS the current install- ment of The Shielding Shadow the splendid Pathe special that is run ming every Sunday and Monday.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19
At the Iamara

Nathaniel Hawthorne's immortal classic. "The Scarlet Letter, when will be shown at the Lamara today ana Tuesday, is a picture of exceptional merit and one that should be seen py all readers of American literature. The story in writing that greatest novel of American literature, The scarlet Letter" The Passion Plays Of New England Nathaniel Hawthorne lald his hand upon the familiar combination
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

AREFUL ATTENTION and accom- V modating service have increased the drug and, prescription business of the Adams Pharmacy wonderfully the past few months. R. D. Jones and A. L. Boehmer, who are connected with the Pharmacy, are elated over the fact that they are about to install a new twenty foot fountain where the most delicious drinks will be served.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

Victrola is different from the mat ter of piano selection in a way that It is in the reach of all and the same quality instrument goes hand in hand with the one world known name and trade mark ''Victrola.'
 Steinway and other pianos, also the best in player pianos, baby grands, Victrolas, records and all musical ac- cessories, you can always depend on finding in Arizona's oldest musical es- tablishment. The Redewill Music Com pany PA West Washington street, Phoenix.
 HAS IT OCCURRED to you that xl Easter is not many moons away ? That it will not be many weeks before you will wish to extend some small attention to your friends? There is all ways the one gift which only you can give-your photograph. The Heath photography to the discerning, is un- excelled in point of likeness and ar tistry.
 T. VERYONE in passing is comment A- ing on, the way Mrs. Browns porch
 looks since it has been painted Mrs Brown bought the Acme Quality paint used at Doris -Heyman's. It makes a
 
 hot summer. And she is going to pur-
 chase one of those convenient Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets that really do save a lot Of extra work in the kitchen. If you are planning to buy anything in the household line it certainly will pay
 you to visit the Dorris-Heyman Fur
 niture company.
 A COURSE OF MASSAGE with the "A proper toilet preparations is the best beauty treatment in the world ac- cording to the Owl Drug company. Tax ing for it's slogan Let us make Phoe- nix the home of beautiful women" the Owl is advancing every possible effort to bring it about in making a specia ] price on the very articles required il | it's accomplishment The six preparation. for S3.60 are:
 Violet Dulce Cold Cream (tubes) B ?; Bouquet Jearice Soap ..-....... B; i Cocoa Butter Cold Cream ....... .5t Poquet Jeanice Toilet Water... 12; i Violet Dulce Vanishing Cream. .. .5t Bouquet Jeanice Complexion Pow :. | der .....-.......... II ! Brunette, Flesh or White)
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

THE SMARTEST new features are incorporated in the tailored cos tunes for men and women made by Schaeffer. The material used is just what it should be and We cannot men tion the hundred and one things which make these costumes more than-suits. There is a style to them, and charm of superior value.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19
THINK OF BEING ABLE to cop

THINK OF BEING ABLE to copy l model hats-costly blocks copied Ill your own materials are practically no cost at all Mrs. Hamon, who is estab ished in the Mckee Building gives les sons in this art on Wednesdays and Thursdays between the hours of 10 and o'clock. and her terms are only soc | day. By a bit of clever ingenuity a last seasons hat is transformed into a smart model of today. In addition to aer make over department, Mrs Ham )n has a number of chic new hats and trimmings. Walk upstairs and save a dollar.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

of the wife, the lover, and the hus- band: Aside from the masterly manner in which Hawthorne has treated his theme, it is unique in this: the prob lem of the love triangles is treated, not during the period of temptation and fall. but after the current of eXplation and repentance has set in.
 The three main characters in this powerful story are the young Puritan minister, who carries the secret of his own lapse from pastoral purity locked up beneath an exterior that comments itself to the reverence of his flock; the softer partner of his guilt standing in the full glare of exposure; and he livid minister figure of the injured and retributiVe husband.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

THERE ARE NEW drinks just as there are changes of style in wear ing apparel. The newest and most re- reshing beverage is Pablo. It is manu ;actured by Pabst the Brewing company ard was introduced in Phoenix last week, with pronounced success.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

T. C. O'Shaughnessy the Well-known painter and decorator of the Pacific coast and northwestern cities is stop ing at the hotel Jefferson.-Adv br
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

YOUR BRAND NEW BONNET will
 not be in keeping with your last seasons frock. A new gown for Easter in one Of the pretty new novelty shades is the desire of every woman. At the Popular Dry Goods company we found lovely silks-taffetas, poplins, crepe dc chimes in shades of old rose, Spanish gold, Copenhagen and maze.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19
\ COURSE OF MASSAGE with the
s3.6( @
MILEAGE. case and satisfaction are

M ILEATt1, Cdst and sdlIsIdCIIOn are As2 built in every inch of Silver town Cord tires These original cord tires have stood the test of time and the racing record shows that they have been selected by the greatest drivers on the track road because they are de- pendable. Goodrich service is free to Goodrich owners and there is none bet ter. Diamond SGueegee tough trend" tires stand the hardship of the road and wear like iron. All tires are sold at flair list prices. Payne and Saufley have your size either in Silvertown Cord or , Diamond Squeegee.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

WALKING and dress boots, pumps w and oxfords in coiors now In vogue, everything in footwear in fact, has been purchased by D. NJ. Johnson shoe man, for this season MT. John son has already received many Of the advance models. He states boots Will be more popular than ever.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19
sic crou,ds at the Empress

Big Crowds at the Empress
 It was the concensus of opinion th-t the large audience that greeted the Vaudeville De Luxe company at the re- opening of the Empress Saturday and Sunday. that for clean comedy, high class singing and music. it was the
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19
THE THOR Electric Washing ma

THE THOR Electric Washing ma chine will make any day your reg liar day for washing, for it is always ready whenever you want to use it. In this machine which is handled by the New State Electric Supply and Fixture company the clothes are washed inside l polished hard maple cylinder which evolves and reverses, forcing hot, soapy water through everything in the machine about 50 times a minute. Ev ny piece comes out fresh and pure,
 potlessly clean. Even wrist bands, collar bands and bottoms of skirts . washed perfectly.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

nONOFRIO'S Cactus Candy is be- D coming know the length and breath of the globe. The Arizona product is he most typical thing manufactured n this section of the country and as such is charming gift to send "pack east" At Eastertime We would suggest | box of Cactus candy as a graceful attention, to the friend at home or abroad.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

nNE CAN FEEL perfectly secure in V storing their household goods with he Chambers Transfer and Storage company The company has two fire proof warehouses where goods are afer than in your own home Those who are planning to leave town should )ear this in mind.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

I'D THE WOMAN who desires real
 individuality-ther is the Frances See Hat Shop. Here she will find the ultra smart and the unusual-the hat that stands out from the rest. The millinery showing convince one that the Frances See hats are correct.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19
THE TOURIST before returning home

THE TOURIST before returning home
 will wish to make several pur- chases that will be souvenirs of her western trip. She will want that which is most typical and will find genuine Indian craft of every description at the Graves Indian Shop. Cnimayo blan- kets suitable for couch covers, or little squares for pillow tops. The Navajo collection is quite the finest in the country and the baskets and pottery will be something that will suggest Arizona. Then too, jewelry with it's crude yet artistic turquoise settings and hand carved Navajo bracelets and other quaint ornaments If the In dians make it, Graves has it."
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19
Sprin@tiaae Famcies Here, There and
 Everywhere In The Shops of Phoenix

Korricks' have splendid examples in Queens Quality. Charles K. Fox and Griffen and Whites new spring crea- tions. Pumps will unquestionahly be worn while the boot will be of the novelty type as well as the white Nile cloth which will be much in vogue. The newest feature in shoes is the five hole tie Oxford, with turn sole and full Louis heel. in white nile, Eve cloth, brown or combinations This shop has the exclusive agency for Hol- land boys shoes in light calf skin-lac ce ard button-English toe. A full line of
 Educator low shoes with Mary Jane or in step straps for misses, children ano growing. girls is also carried by Kor- ricks.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

THE TOURING SEASON is almost 4 at hand. Big, active, able, luxurious what more can a car be than the
 ordan Six. Beautiful? That is another
 ppeal-it looks the master it is. Every art of the Jordan is standard and of lroved efficiency. The various parts f it's makeup are recognized as the est which the industry produces. While the car itself is new in trade
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

TT IS QUITE remarkable that under the present leather conditions one can secure such a/variety in colors and styles as the shoes shown by the H. A. DiehI Shoe company. White and color~d kid boots with graceful long vamps in silver gray, black and white, gray and brown combinations. The pumps, too, are charming with all the latest ideas
 incorporated in the styles.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

uNHARY." There is a great deal in
 WI name when it suggests some thing and Mary signifies very de- licious face powder to the woman Mho understands toilet preparations. The Busy Drug Store carries this poWaer in white, flesh and brunette colorings Lady Helen Peroxide cream is on milady's list of toilet accessories.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

THE PHOENIX BAKERY, of which l Edward Eisel is the proprietor, has the most delicious breads cakes and pastry-really much better than one can bake at home. The bakery carries the genuine Butternut bread and every other variety, rye, brown, raisln, French, steam, cream, etc. The cakes also are assorted and French pastry and pies and rolls are baked daily. There is one thing over which the purchaser can be assured the best of ingrediences are used and the kitchen is most sanitary.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

A N INTERESTING new shipment of "A toilet preparations has just been received by Elvey and Hulett. Pinaud's delicious toilet water "Lilas de France" and Eau de Quinine, also a very clever powder Alysia" for which the quality druggists are the exclusive agents. Alysia is the new powder with the new odor, fragrant, distinctive. It has a certain staying quality that is un usual It comes in all tints.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

THE RO-ELECTRICAL facial
 | massage is really required in this country and De Marvel Institute is the one place We could recommed for the purpose. The Institute has made close study of various electrical treatments and it's methods can be relied upon.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

the stock of which it is composed is known to every motorist The body lines are most attractive as should be of the car that represents the com posite of the best there IS III the motor car world Babbitt- Poison Is the local gent.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

OFFICIAL EASTER, graduation and O wedding gifts are contained in the stock of N. Friedman. In his well ar ranged show cases are beautiful eX- amples of Hawkes. cut glass and Cor ham silver. He has several eNqulslte jewels and others less elaborate that would make most acceptable gifts for any occasion.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

MYTH ALL the fancies suggested by
 w the coming spring and the re- newal of out door sports and pleasures the call of things prosaic is bound to irtrude at times and the necessity for even so commonplace a thing as hot
 water demands attention no less than 1t other times of the year. A unique opportunity for insuring the luxurious comforts of plentiful hot water sup ply at all seasons, is offered in the re- duced prices and unusually favorable terms of the special sale now being conducted by the Pacific Gas and Elec-
 trlc company The sale closes March 21
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

IF YOU WISH fascinating glimpse into one important phase of the spring fashions-the millinery nodes do not fail to shop at Vons. Style ana quality combine in the clever models. In newness and originality are shown both dress and sport hats There are large and small shapes in the season favorite fabrics and straw braid com binations.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

THE STETSON Feature hat is just the thing for this season. We no- ticed them at Hannv's and rer'0~'s-' about the extra light weight Of the spring models. The Town rope n.. will appeal to the well dressed man who finds the Stetson hats most satis- factory. They range in price from s4 to SC. The Franklin is another favorite and is priced at $3. Crossett shoes are featured at Hannys in both black and tan-ni gun metal, kangaroo and vici. As for clothing-enOugh said that it is the home Of Hart, Schaffner and Marx
 MYTH THE SKIRTS still worn to
 " the shoe tops particular attention must be given the hont OF hmm and
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

. VERYONE, if not planning Easter A festivities, is at least considering some one to whom they will extend a courtesy during the Easter season. The McNeil company has a very charming assortment of greeting cards, nand- painted affairs that express a pretty thought, or graceful sentiment. Easter cards, too, for dinners, lunch cons and afternoons with attractive favors Go correspond. Nut baskets in cooperating tic same ideas and carry ing out the color tone of the place cards Will add pleasing detail' to the table appointments All these fads and fan cles are in the McNeil exclusive stock.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

THE EXCLUSIVE feature of Russell photography is the background. Of the many photographs on display you will find no two baclIgrounds the ~-- this mark of distinctiveness being emphasized by MT. Russell d t4ue.
 ness as well as artistic merit is evi- denced by the result of each sitting.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

THE FEMALE OF THE SPECIES
 | have learned to depend solely upon the Pratt Gilbert company for power Power driven churns. cream separat- ors, washing machines, pumps, etc, are now driven by the 11s horsepower Foos engines-featured by the Pratt-Glipert company. and distributed throughout Arizona
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

pEOPLE OF character naturally like l to be associated with institutions of character, and Q great financier once said that the selection of ones bank was one of the most important decisions in the life of a business man. The National Bank of Arizona is proud to be known by the patrons which it has attracted by it's more than satisfactory banking methods.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

XyyE FOUND ALBRIGHT'S Butter
 w milk Lunch to be the only place in Phoenix selling clarified milk and cream from tuberculin tested COWS; also butter, ten hours from cream and fresh ranch eggs
Arizona republican., 1917-03-19

FOR A DAINTY and delicious lunch \ con the Ford Soha shop is without rival. The surroundings, too, are attrac- tive, which means so much in place of this type. The creams and sherberts are of that flavor and quality that please, and as for the drinks there is not another place m town where they serve such delicious beverages.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16
Workers For
Red Cross May
Have Tag Day
Bad Weather Has Delayed
Work for New Members
Of Organization,

Extension OF the Red Cross mem
berShip campaign now IN progress
here, and designating OF either tomor
row or Monday or Tuesday OF nest
week as Tag Day" were discussed
this morning by leaders IN the Rel
Cross movement
Storm Delays Work
Results OF the campaign have No;
been as great as anticipated, owing to
bad weather and campaign officers
are seriously considering continuing
the work 10 make up Tor time lost dur
ing the snowstorm Of Wednesday and
the sfrsh OF yesterday
While no definite plans have been
announced, i, is probable. 1t was stat
ed this morning. that either tomorrow
or next Monday will be designated As
the day for sale OF tags on the streets
More Workers Active.
More workers than have appcarc
during the entire campaign reported
ior duty this morning at Red Gross
headquarters in the Lee Iluckins no
tcl aud encouraged by cloudless wca,h
er began canyassing those districts a
yc, untouched. with renewed energy.
w. Wilburg OF llO West Thlr
tccnth street, all oil man. has ,akei
ou, the second lie membership in ,h'
Red Cross II is stated that severa
local fraternal organizations are con
templating subscribing to life mem
bershipS as ORGANIZATIONS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16
new OFFENSIVE
AGAINST FRENCH
LINES UNDER way
Germans Pierce DefenSeS at
Champagne,
BIGGEST BATTLE OF YEAR
Operation Started Just Year
After Verdun,

BERLIN, Feb IL The Germans he
gan an attack in the Champagne dis
trct yesterday The war office an
nounced tina, they captured ground hall
mile deep over front OF one and a
half miles tod took S58 prisoners
Heavy fighting occurred on Hill lSo.
Tm Official Frfnch staff maF gives
a Hill l85 in the Champagne two-third'
OF a mile cast OF Tahure, which prob
ably is the point referred 10 in the Ger
man statement, II is on the high road
between Somme Py and Corny abou'
thirty-iive miles ives, oi Ncrdun and
thirty miles east OF Rheims.
The exten, of ground gained and the
number OF prisoners taken mark this
as the most important battle oi the year
indicating th& the Germans may have
begun an offensive campaign Th,
German attack was made at the SAME
season as that selected for inaugural
ing the offensive III 1910, which wa
begun on the Verdun iron, on Febru
aty q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16
OIL AND Gas
BUREAU BILL
MADE A Law
Governor Williams Signs Bxl
at 10 O'clock,

The Shores oil and gas bureau
bill, creating one OF the largest de
partmentS OF the state government, be
came law at 10 o'clock this morning
when Governor Williams signed and
approved the measure II carries Al
emergency section, by which 1t became
effective with the signature OF the cx-
tcuiivc.
Many Clerks Needed.
When the bureau is established not
less than seventy five men. including
clerical help. inspectors and field men
will be employed in this department..
The bureau will have jurisdiction over
all phases OF oil and gas. including
production. refining. carrying and the
sale and manufacture OF gasoline,
Art Walker, who has had years
experience in the enforcement OF the
present oil and gas conservation reg
ulations, It is understood will be ap-
pointed head Of the bureau, He is now
secretary to Governor Williams.
Hits Boyle's Office.
Opponents OF the bill claim that i,
virtually DESTROYS the usefulness OF the
office Of the state mine inspector by
dives,ing him OF duties heretofore per
formed in that department.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-16
BILL PROPOSES.
TO PAY $50 TO
each CuARDsMAM
Taking Of New Federal Oath
Is Made Requirement,

Representative Gish OF Oklahoma
county introduced a bill in the house
this afternoon, providing for all ap-
preparation OF $50 for each member oi
the Oklahoma National guard who
signs the new federal oath The oath
pledges service for six years from en-
liS,mcnt, subjec, 10 the call OF the fed
cral government
Members oi two companies OF the
Oklahoma guard have taken the new
oath.
Representative GiSh said the nur
pose OF the bill is to hold the national
guard together, and to show apprecia
ton Of the services OF the mlit,amer
TO the government In other states, he
said. the guard has not been held TO-
gc;her after muster out Of federal ser
vices.
A bill has passed both houses pro
viding for an appropriation al SIS lot
clothing for each member Of tho guard