Arizona republican., 1917-06-24
For Sale Miscellaneous

FOR SALE CHEAP, good piano. See clerk No. at Moore Mere Go. dm
 GREAT MEN lose their heads. under heated conditions; Georgie lost his un- der natural conditions Win I eX- plain?" I will not. only thus far:
 A lady; a bigger man: more muscle. Call at Ford S 2nd Store for particu- lars
 Have fine stuff for you all today Have bought out this week, several fine residences; several lodging houses, several offices and two stores; also one
 butcher shop outfit To this add an el- egant marble and plate glass soda fountain, which cost $1200.00 for
 s225.00; then a Harley & Davis motor
 cycle, with or without side car, for
 one-half value-a Greener $375 shotgun for $100.00; full photographers out
 fit. costing $150OO for s5O.O0; Bancrofts
 $150.00 set histories. for $30.00. $125.00 cash registers, $65.00; Dayton meat, cheese and bread slicer, nearly new, $20.00: Toledo, Honest Weight" scales, S40.00. The largest assortment of re- frigerators ever in Phoenix, 10 lb. to 300 lb. capacity; dressers, $500 to $20.00; chiffoniers, $500 to $1S00; buff
 fets, $10 to S20; dining sets, with leath-
 CT or plain chairs. $25 to $40: leather,
 or leatherette settees. rockers. Morris
 or easy chairs; Davenports, sanitary cOuches and springs of every make. Brass, iron steel, or wood beds, from $1.00 up. Mattresses of every size,
 grade and kind known. New or sec
 onds. Our line of gas stoves leads Phoenix. Oil stoves, new or seconds.
 In ranges, wood or coal, only IFS to se-
 leot from. Mothers want child's cribs ! or carts. New hand printing outfit
 complete, $25.00. Sewing machines, ev-
 cry make, motors for them. Saddle and harness. Lots of F, l and gal. milk
 cans; sanitary couches from $2.50 to
 s5.00; beautiful library tables, and
 dressing cases Some handsome pie utres; stacks of clocks; Wardrobes:
 organ and piano cheap. Handsome brass or bronze, electric chandeliers. New or seconds, in trunks or grips. Tents, awnings, flags, sheets, slips, coats, blankets, comforts or cots. farm CTS supplies.
 l am purchasing a large stock of goods for fall supply. If you have any thing to sell, it will pay you to get all the prices of these street vendors and sc artists, and then see Ford
 Brethren, the time arrives for collec- tion. Our wise governmental officials have reduced the coinage of metals to valuation or one penny. TneSe seem to constitute the excess limitation of your offering. One hundred of them make beauteouS showing to the eye,
 but a contracted value for a purchase. There are seven days between collec- tions; your pennies afford the procur-
 ation of sustenance. for two or three of these days: l draw on natures re- sources the remainder. In other words. my work is for the Lord free gratis,-
 'stomachatis. No more for Joseph. 1 Human endurance hath reached the limit. This pulpit is open to consign- ees assignees or deVotees, from the period henceforth. I'm gwine ter pluck cotton"
 Ditto here. If youse touts don't do-
 nate more pressed copper during the coming month than you have during
 the past, Georgie is in the market as
 a cotton plucker unrestrained. (No
 mention of official hens)
 : FORD, 40 S. Central Ave. It