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Arizona republican., 1917-03-12
Gov. CAMPO
TALKS To HUGE
CROWD At MESA

Governor Thomas T.. Campbell re-
ceiVed one of the warmest welcomes
in his whole career last evening when
he appeared in Mesa to address, as
he thought, the Young Peoples Mu
tual lmproN ement association
Practically the whole town turned
out to pay homage to the governor.
He had been invited 10 the southside
city by the young people. and 10 only
the young people was he expected u
talk, but sucn an immense turnout
made its appearance that the gov
ernor was rather taken off his feet.
All the churches in the city closed
and joined in union service. at
which the governor presided. In his
opening speech he stated that in his
forty years in Arizona this was the
first time ne had ever spoken from
a pulpit, though he had spoken in Il
good many places, some of which had
been done away with forever IN Ari-
IONA.
In speaking to the young people. the
governor stated that q time had come
when sefishness should be effaced
from ali minds. Illustrating the point:
that Mesa should aid Tempe, that thz
latter town should look to Phoenix,
and that all towns should unite in
fldlne the state which would in turn
do its share toward aiding the ma
non and the world. The governor
gave the young people good advice
aIong several Ines telling them that
success is TO be able to look the Lord
in the face without Tear ana 70 'ooK
any man in the eye without servility.
At the conclusion of the meeting,
The audience sang America Rev.
Raft of the Methodist church asked
the henediction, after which President
esucur of the Maricopa Stake of the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints, thanked the people If al de-
nominations who had co-operated in
making the governors visit so nota-
! le.
Governor Campbell was accompa-
MED in his visit to Mesa by hi
family.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12
STECHER WINS AGAIN
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

VERNON. Cal, March 11-Joe
Stccher of Nebraska, heavyweight
wrestling champion OF the world. won
4 wrestling match here today with
Henry Ordeman of Minneapolis in two
straight falls. The first fall required
IS Minutes ard 81 seconds. the second
8 minutes and 80 seconds. Stecher
scored both falls with a leg scissors
Il Il
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12


1T Is VERY like attending a fashion
L show to pass few hours m the
ready to wear department of Goldwa-
ters where the most captivating gowns
that one could possibly desire are
shown in all the smart new tones.
Spanish gold, shadow lawn green and
the fashionable pOngees with various
names with contrasting dashes of color
in brightly hued check and plaid col
lars and cuffs. There are ravishing
evening frocks in delicate springtime
shades and tailored suits of Khaki Kool
ShantunS and sport Tussah. The one
piece costume with its Oriental motif
il still popular and one of the espe-
cially new features in the Z0uave skirt
which is turned up at the bottom and
attached to a narrow lining There are
a vast number of separate skirts in the
sames riot of color noted in the frocks
and exquisite Georgette blouses in
striking Chinese designs. The hats are
tailored and striking. Many of them are
made of Chinese crepe and the orna-
ments as well as the material suggest
the orient
= yERYONE is drinking or will soon
IL be drinking Pablo This refreshing
and delicious beverage is made by the
Pabst Brewing company. 1t will be the
favorite spring and summer refresh
ment
GAN YOU IMAGINE anything more
- suitable for an Easter gift than an
photographic gift that can not be
duplicated? The Heath likenesses are
not only true but the manner in which
the photograph is mounted is most
artistic and accentuates the excellence
of the photography.
TITS A SATISFACTION to know that
one can have their hats made over to
look as smart as any of the new models.
On Wednesdays and Thursdays be-
tween the hours of ten 10 four O'Clock
Mrs Hamon who is located in the Nc
Kee building will teach you how to
make hats from your own materials.
Her terms are most reasonable, only
soc a day. Mrs. Hamon also has clever
new models and mart trimmings Save
dollar by walking up the stairs to her
neat workshop.
YOU CAN ALWAYS tell a gift that
i is a gift. It is like the thrills that
tfiiill-only longer lasting. There are
several occasions between Springs
that can be utilized as fitting excuses
for giving the one at home something
TO make the day n0re p'ca ~n'
enjoyable to say nothing of the finest
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

or dress and thousand and one dress
accessories. The styles have never
been so distinctive and the color tone
Of the season never more pronounced
In many of the froeks at the Boston
Store combination of color has been
carefully handled and while the lead
ing bright hues are featured they have
been 50 carefully blended as to sug-
gest beauty rather than tone. This
store will be the favorite place in
which to shop this spring.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

uYDER CELEBRATED his fifth an
L nlvelsary in business a few days
ago. Everyone who has kept in touch
with the establishment realized his
right to celebrate for he has not only
been successful but has a shop that
would be credit to any large city
Hyder is beginning his sixth year as
manager of the haberdashery by featur-
ing silk crepe, silk fibre and tub silk
shirts that range in price from s4 to
$3.50
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12
CITY PICS NOW
HAVE NEW OWNER
The ends of humanity We're served
properly Saturday and the family ties

pastry and pies and rolls are baked
daily. There is one thing over which
the purchaser can be assured the best
Of ingredierces are used and the kit
chen is most sanitary.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

THE SOMETHING different which
every well dressedsperson desires is
only to be secured when one has their
clothes made. Suits for men and wom-
en-, of excellent cut, design and quality
are made by Sehaeffer. whose exclusive
models are eagerly sought by the dis
cernins
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

r HE PHOENIX BAKERY. of which
Edward Eisel is the proprietor
mas 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
Taisin. French, steam, cream. etc. The
cakes also are assorted and FrencI
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12
LURLEY's MARKET is carrying on

LURLEY'S MARKET is carrying out
= its policy of years in making every
effort to satisfy their customers, and
to increase the measure ftheir service.
The orders are ALWAYS satisfactorily
filled and the management Is making
a special point of giving attention to
its patrons. This is noticed not only
by those. who do their marketing in
person but by those who rely on the
telephone. The same ever ready cour-
tesy, Willingness to please and quick
response is given to everyone whether
the order be large or small. hurley s
is q most desirable place TO shop in
point of quality of its stock as well as
Tor its service.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

TAXING INTO consideration the rid
Ing qualities. the comfort and all
% her features of the car we found the
i'issel Kar quite in a class by itself. At
the kisscl Auto company we viewed a
ca of individuality, one with wide
cuchions, deep upholstery covered with
high grade leather big door openings,
divided front seats. The splendid steel
spring we found takes up every jar of
the road, minimizes side sway and eli
inmates rebound.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

NJ OTHING GIVES a more distinctive
~ note to a costume than a hat.
Quite the most attractive models in
the city, in point of style and smart
ness, are to be found at the Frances
See Hat Shop. There are chic crea-
lions for all occasions including hats
for sport wear.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

ELVE,Y AND HULLETT is the au-
IL th0rity for the statement that
! Cream OF Flowers makes women
beautiful. The quality druggists make a
/ specially of the latest toilet prepara-
/ tons and have complete line of DER
Kiss and Piviere's articles at popular
prices.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

FISH AND OYSTERS are shipped
directly from the California coast to
the California Fish and Poultry Market
daily. The market also specializes on
poultry, grain fed, ready for the oven
when delivered. The name of the mar
ket sould head the housekeepers list.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

HAyE YOU EVER enjoyed a more
- delightful luncheon that those thew
serve at the Ford Soda Shop We have
noted the Increased popularity of the
cosy shop and have not found it at all
surprising. Then too. in addition to
the luncheons they have exceptionally
delicious creams and sherberts. They
also serve sodas and other beverages
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

A MECHANICAL servant who never
IA sleeps nor draws wages-is some
thing that every woman values. The
real servant in the house today is the
electric appliance or rather appliances
Tor nowadays one can purchase every
thing under the sun in the way of cleo
trical devices that make housekeeping
JOY rather than a labor Ii is a very
simple matter to attach the percolator,
toaster, iron, or other contrivance to a
socket and the Palace Hardware COM
pany will show you how to simplify life
by this means
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12
THE ST. PATRICK season Is "a

r HE ST. PATRICK season is rapidly
approaching and with ii the usual
entertaining. There are Z world Of con
ceits at Donofrio's for just that pur-
pose, little novelties Tor decorative
purposes, place cards and favors The
good old patron saint is suggested by
scores of novelties, odd and pretty.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

NALESKA SURATT, one Of the most
fascinating screen stars of the
vampire type is being featured in THE
New York Peacock" at the Lamara
theater today and tomorrow. 1t is ire
medously interesting in theme and like
all Fox productions is perfect in it's
photography and directing A Fox Film
comedy The Bon Bon Riot" supple
ments the program
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

n AREFCL ATTENTION and accom-
~ mcdating service have increased
the drug and prescription business Of
the Adams Pharmacy wonderfully the
past few months. +. D. Jones and A..
l.. Eoehmer who are connected with
he Pharmacy are eiated over the fact
that they are about to install a new
twenty foot fountain where the most
delicious drinks will be served.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

n NJ. JOHNSON, shoe man, told us
- that it was to be a high shoe
ear Mr. Johnson has already received
advance models in shoes from white to
black" The colors harmonic correctly
with the many and varied novel effects
Of the new vogi'e in woman's dress
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

CMART NEW SPRING styles have
~ been received by Hanny's where is
being shown clothing of distinction.
| The Dixie weave of Hart, Schaffner
and Marx is the correct summer gar
ment, a hard woven fabric of wool that
/ is cooler than other material. st. Pat
rick ties are now in evidence at Han
J nY'S
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

WE FOUND ALBRIGHTS 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., 1917-03-12

ONE CAN FEEL perfectly secure in
~ storing their household goods with
the Chambers Transfer and Storage
company The company has two fire
proof warehouses where goods are
safer than in your own home Those
who are planning to leave town should
bear this in mind.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

IT P-TO-THE-M MINUTE footwear for
~ men and women. girls and boys and
infants, too, are for sale at moderate
prices at the Popular Dry Goods COM
pany. Shoes at conservative rates is
novelty these days and those at the
Popular are well worth investigating
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

dainty and springlike. Hand painted
greeting cards that express Easter
wishes in the most attractive manner
is a graceful attention you should not
overlook.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

HE SUPERIORITY of the Silver
town Cord tires for heavy work has
been proven conclusively by the fact
that the stages making the Apache
Trail run are equipped with these tires.
This run is considered the hardest on
tires of any in the state. The Silver
town Cord which are handled by Payne
and Saufley were used on all cars in all
the important races last season which
demonstrates their worth in standing
strain. The Payne and Saufley company
also has the agency for the Diamond
Squeegee tires, the tires with the tough
tread needed on the Arizona roads
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

IN THE SPRING one nrast give spe-
cial care to their complexion. At the
Busy Drug Store we gained a numper
of valuable hints such as worth while
use of Mary" face powder which
comes in white. flesh and brunette col
orings. Also the Mary" cream The
Lady Helen Peroxide cream is also
recommended
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

CPECIAL EASTER. graduation and
- wedding gifts are contained in the
stock of \. Friedman. In his well ar
ranged show cases are beautiful eX-
amples of Hawkes. cut glass and Cor
ham silver. He has several exquisite
jewels and others less elaborate that
would make most acceptable gifts for
any occasion.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

MYTH IT'S NEW building to be con-
w structed shorty, the Boston Store
is disposing of its present stock at
literally ridiculous figures New spring
frocks, as lovely as one would wish,
are offered at slaughter prices. Gowns
that have just been received are on
sale at prices that have never been
known at the very beginning of the
season. There is every type of costume
The dainty as well as the handsome
evening gown of Georgette crepe, soire
taffetas, radium silks, nets and laces
and gold and silver cloth while the one
piece dress is represented in every
fashionable material. The newest ideas
are conceived in striking sport suits
of Khaki Kool. Shantung and Tussah
and the light wool jersey and silk jer-
sey. too are used in the makeup of
suits and also separate skirts. These
are not the only sale articles. There
are exquisite new blouses that are to
be worn more than ever, sweaters that
show a new note over those of winter,
dress coats that can be worn as coat
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

A WOMAN'S browning glory is her
"A hair and if she wishes to preserve
it she must exercise care. The De Mar
vel Institute has a splendid treatment
for dandruff and falling hair. 1t is the
hot oil treatment, the only positive
cure.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

SMART NEW IDEAS are expressed
- in the chic hats that are being
shown at Non's. Any number of modei5
are being received. the spring STYLES
being distinctly different from those
on the past winter If you wish some
thing for sports or dress wear IL. -.ev.
Non's display.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

MTE STOPPED at the Russell Studio
Nv the other day and discovered that
no two of his photographs had the same
background While We commented upon
this exclusive feature, other equally
good points were brough out by Mr..
Russell which we noted as facts. His
photography is splendid and he claims
the right to call his work the best in
Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

II HERE Is NOTHING that appeals
at Eastertime like really good mu-
sic and there is no reason why one
should not have the very best by the
worlds greatest artists right in their
own home. Rerryhill has received spe-
cial records for the Victrola in har-
mony with the season. If you wish
Easter selections do not fail to go to
Berryhills
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

UIlI-TOISOH Is me IuCaI agent.
IDEAS THAT RLEND properly and
meet in every detail the eNacting
/ requirements of those who know are
incorporated in the colored kid boots
at the H. A. Diehl Shoe company Cor
rect in style and substantial in con-
struction they are shown in black and
white. gray and brown and other com
bnations and also in white kid and
silver gray.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

IN PHOENIX streets the devil walks
~ In the season known as Lent,
But comfort for folks this devil seeks.
Instead of malcontent.
A scion OF heat he's said to be:
Things hot bring joy to his class:
The plea he makes to you and to me,
1t for water that's heated with Gas.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

T HERE WILL BE innumerable social
affairs during the spring season
and the hostess who has her guests
interest at heart Will purchase her
favors and prizes at Rosenzweigs. We
noticed perfectly wonderful novelties
that would please-little things in rock
crystal, silver, mahogany. and simple
jewels. Then. too, there are the Easter
novelties. Easter gifts are in vogue
quite as much as Christmas remem-
brances and suitable ones are being
shown at this jewelers. Just at present
he is featuring crosses in silver and
gold. some plain. others set in Jewels
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12
T HAT THE THOR has taken thc ru

T HAT THE THOR has taken The rub
out of washday is the contention
Of the housewife who can not say
enough in praise of the electric wash
ing machine we found at the New State
Electric Supply and Fixture company.
Washing that required half a day can
be accomplished in two hours and the
weekly laundry bill will be but three
cents for the electric current used by
the Thor. Your clothes will last four
times longer than when rubbed on a
washboard. and will be washed under
the sanitary conditions of your home.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-12

= yERYONE is drinking or will soon
l. be drinking Pablo. This refreshing
and delicious beverage is made by the
Pabst Brewing company 1t will be the
favorite. spring and summer refresh
mont
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-26
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Nome Tribune, April 20.-The heavy
fall of snow Monday evening put a
stop to field work for few days.
Miss Agnes Nelson was an arrival
from Valley City Saturday and will
make an extended stay al the Strand
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Peterson came
up from Fargo Monday to look after
their farming interests.
Call at the Times-Record office when
in Valley City and see the wonderful
linotype machine.
Mrs. C. J. Hanson and son returned
to their home at Litchville Thursday
after a few days visit at the liver ia
cobson home.
G.. Hovde and Miss Olena Christian
son were east-bound passengers Tues
day.
Mrs. Ella Thone returned to Fingal
Monday after few days visit with
her sister, Miss Anna Seversen.
A. E. Peterson, of Nome, is here this
week experimenting some alterations
to Mrs. O. Baarstad's residence.
Mrs. Karn Severson returned home
Tuesday after a weeks visit with rela-
tives near Kathryn. She was accom-
panied back by Mrs. Maria Larson and
son, who will visit friends in this vicin-
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hanson and chill
dren visited at the I. Roe home near
Kathryn Sunday afternoon.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-26
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News, April 19.-J. l.. More lett
Tuesday night for Fargo.
Mrs. R. B. Cox went to Valley City
Tuesday morning:
Geo. Hatch was en- route to Valley
City Monday night.
The Study club is making plans to
observe Baby Week.
T. Feragen returned Monday from
trip to Devils Lake.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Al Nicholson,
a baby girl Friday. All concerned are
doing nicely.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Joos Saturday morning,
April IA. All concerned are doing
nicely.
Call at the Times-Record office when
in Valley City and see the wonderful
linotype machine
T. W. Jahke arrived Monday from
Minneapolis and accepted position
as bookkeeper at STEMS hardware.
The Junior Audubon society me,
with Mrs. Berlin Tuesday evening.
Slides on birds were shown which
made very interesting evening.
There will be bird play, THE
Birds Reservation" next Friday even
ing, April 81, at the assembly room of
the high school. There will also be-
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-26

slides on birds shown and the prizes
on bird houses will be given at that
time, but the judges will judge tho
bird houses tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Nettie Hoelzle was a Valley
City visitor Wednesday.
John Harter returned Monday from
Jamestown, where he spent a week at
the Stalley studio.
The Young Peoples society of the
German Reformed church was enter
tanned at the Frank Treitline home
Sunday afternoon.
The Adult Audubon society met
Wednesday evening and it was decid-
ed to discontinue the meetings, but
take morning walks instead.
R. R. Brueske and family returned
Tuesday from Fall Creek, Wis, where
they attended the wedding of Mr..
Brueske's sister, Martha.
L. H. Winnie, manager of the Rog-
ers Lumber yard here, left Saturday
on trip to Minot. He is expected
back the end of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shuler said
goodbye to their many Wimbledon
friends Thursday morning and left for
Makota. After short visit there they
will 60 to Lewistown, Mont.
The Times-Record would like to
have the people of the neighborhood
call while in Valley City. There arc
many interesting things to be seen In
printing Office.
Last Friday evening the fifth and
sixth grades of our school gave an en-
tertainment in the high school a.
scmbly room. The young entertain
ers did credit both to themselves and
their tutors. The room was we'll fin
ed and they realized over SIG.
Col. c. M. Kribbs returned Tuesday
! from Minneapolis. where he shipped q
! couple of cars of potatoes He also
visited Turtle Lake, Wis, where Mrs.
Kribbs and daughter, Bernice is TAX
ing treatment of Dr. Thill and Mr..
Kribbs reports that she is improving.
The Ruben-Horner Co. carpenter
crew were busy the past week repair
ing the building recently vacated by
J. F. Scheidt in the Feckler block
which is now the property of the
Moorhead National bank. 1t is re-
ported that A. NJ. Halstead Co., OF
jamestown, has leased the building
and will open up another pool ham
in it.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-04-26
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April 19.-Fritz Galbert, of Warsaw,
Wis.,, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Galhert,
Of Armenia, N. D., are guests of their
brother-in-law, Richard Fritz. The
former came Tuesday and Mr.. and
Mrs. Galhert came Saturday.
Mrs. R. B. Marshke, assisted by her
niece, Miss Martha Marshke, of En-
derlin, very pleasantly entertained
members and friends of the Light
Brigade Wednesday afternoon and for
supper entertained number Of
gentlemen friends of the society.
Herman Larson, of Fargo, was in
town Thursday on business.
Mr.. Mcdowell and daughter, Miss
Maude, of Marion, were in town be-
tween trains Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. ]. Tendick, of Far
go, came Saturday and spent the week
end with their son and family, Mr. and
Mrs. H. R. Tendick.
Carl Lindeman came up from En-
derlin Monday morning to look after
his farming interests near here.
Vim. Cruff was visitor at Enderlin
Saturday.
Fred Marshke autoed to Fingal
Monday.
G. J. Nystul was in Enderlin Tues
day having dental work done.
r. B. Marshke went to Kathryn
Wednesday to look up the new store
building that is to be erected there
this summer. 1t is to be $4,000