Arizona republican., 1917-10-06
Eveninq Has Many Features

Evening Has Many Features Immediately following the parade the Rose Tree was the popular retreat where dancing and refreshments wert enjoyed. A special orchestra played fo the occasion.
 The window display of the Munsoi Optical company solicited much praise from the throng of specta tors who wit messed the parade.
 The food situation resulting from conditions arising from the war, was emphasized by the Arizona Grocer, company, in their clever display. Through their wonderful window display facilities the Doris Heymal company showed the latest creation: for making the modern home comfort able and cheerful.
 For the approval of the public. thu Bear Drug store displayed the latest il toilet articles, perfumes, drugs and sta | tionery.
 Large crowds visited the Barrow Furniture company store looking owe 1 the latest house furnishing fixtures. The display windows of Hege ant l Company, Jewellers, attracted consider l able attention in the wonderful display | of watches and precious stone. | The excellent display of footwear by the Nelson Shoe company was highl! commented by parade spectators.
 McNeil company. interested business men in their excellent display of book. and office fixtures.
 Music lovers were treated to the lat est popular and classic pieces at the Marvin Music House.
 An excellent display of the high class musical instruments handled by tho | Redewill Music company was shown.
 The latest methods in dry cleaning and pressing were shown at the Paris | Cleaning company.
 Many thirsty spectators of the pa rade sought the Sun Drug company store for refreshments and lunch. Ranchers and builders were especial ly interested in the excellent window display of the Ezra Thayer Hardwart company.
 The enticing display of baked goods in the Pettid Bakery window cause many to direct their steps to nearby restaurant.
 Following the parade, Graves Indial shop was sought by many desiring l. take home souvenirs of the occasion.
 The dust occasioned by the proces sion of automobiles caused many mo- torists and pedestrians to leave order; with the Jones Cleaning Works.
 That the Adams Pharmacy serves al ,'xcellent lunch was indicated by thu large number of persons who sough his store to appease their appetites.
 Considerable attention was attracted to the Owl Drug store windows by tn, .xcellent display of toilet articles ant drugs.
 Aroma of newly cut flowers perme 1 ltad inc ai in tho vicinity of the Bra, Zee Floral shop.
 The latest styles in hair dressing anC arlous toilet articles were displayed .n the De Marvel Hair and Toilet Shop
 The Arizona Seed and Floral com pany used it's excellent window displa. facilities in showing complete line o flowers and seeds.
 Immediately after the parade. man, persons visited the American Kitchen the St Francis cafe and the Commer cial cafe, to appease their appetites.
 Auto Feature Notable
 The automobile parade last nigh was a fitting climax to the "Fashiol Show" which was entered into with hearty spirit by all auto and accessor. dealers in the city. Salesrooms wer kept open until 9:30 o'clock at night giving auto enthusiasts chance t |
 The float prize was won by McAr thur Brothers float entry. This con sisted of the new Nash Six mounte on truck. Five young girls wer seated in the Nash car. The dealer ca prize also went to this progressiV firm. This entry was a Jeffery automo bile which was driven by Mrs. w. | Leecraft.
 The prize for the best decorated pri vate car went to John Hydcc, wh drove an Oldsmobile in the parade
 McArthur Brothers, who had seve entries in the parade, were highl pleased with the results of the proces sion. They had the following entries New Nash Six" Jeffery touring Packard touring; Packard roadster Jeffery roadster: and Dodge roadste sedan and touring car. lmmeditely fol lowing the parade large crowd wis ited the salesrooms to inspect the iie' models more colSely.
 M. l.. Burkhead of the Babbitt-Pol son company was at the wheel of tn latest creation of the Hupmobile fac tory. A number of the other high clas line of automobiles handled by th company were in the procession. At tn conclusion of the parade the sales rooms of the Babbitt-P Poison compan were thrown open to the public for ir spection of their late model cars.
 Seven automobiles were entered the parade by the Kissel Auto com pany. The entries were: two Dort toul ing models; five Kissel cars, two road sters, two touring and one sedal Seated in the sedan were: Mrs. L. Dameron, Miss Anna Garnett, MT Kiefner and Mrs. A. J. Mcintyre.
 Manager Lannis and MT. Crumme both of the Arizona Motor Sales con pany. rode in the parade in one of tf latest model Mitchell club roadster The artistic temperament of these tv members of the firm was expressed the decoration of their entry.
 A Mack truck and two Oldsmobi touring cars represented the Ferguson KeeIer company. Much favorable con ment was drawn from the crowd spectators as a result of the patriot banners displayed on the side of u truck. One read: Will you do your bi A subscription to the second Libert loan is as good as a soldier at the iron If you can't fight with bullets. figl with dollars now"
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