Arizona republican., 1917-12-17

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 for ferns and plants. really artistic-some- V thing that will recall Christmas but last many more days-a pretty bird cage with a bird to cheer with it's sweet music Or would you prefer @ dainty bowl with cunning gold fish? These ideas we gathered at the Arizona Seed and Floral Company where we noted wonderful assortment of potted plants and fragrant cut flowers.
 A CARS the thing whereby you'll catch the very sincere thanks of the entire family. It's a right royal gift and the Leach Motor Car com pany has right royal cars to offer There's the Liberty at $500 and the King for $1S5O and the moderate priced Rec. Then the Premier for s2450 and for a, bit more one of the "dolled UT" Premiers that are so exclusive and al- for the smart woman.
 ON WEDNESDAY and Saturday af-
 
 o'clock chickens and turkeys are auc- toned to the highest bidder at the Biehl Auction House, A West Jeffer- son street.
 CHRISTMAS shopping is certainly V made easy at the McNeil company's s store. Everything is so conveniently arranged, you can make your selection quickly. Prices are so low you can make your gift money cover more ground than usual. For the Christmas package you will find seals, tags, labels, cards and all the tiny necessities that make the Christmas parcels look "Christmasy.'
 TT IS rather up to the women to buy
 gifts this season. Those most de- serving of remembrances you will all agree are the men at the front, in fa1 away France and the lads in training i'll our own country. There are so few things that a soldier in active service or in training can use, but there IS one thing he wants and always wants at Christmas time and at all times candy. He should have the best ano that is universally known to be Dono- frio's.
 
 you may shop here and there ant
 everywhere but when it comes time to remember the youngsters you vii know the place-the toy zone at kor' ricxs' You have never seen more fascinating array of cuddly dolls th' best loved gift of the small girl. An( doll house, too, and perfectly wonder full furniture. Toys of all sorts, wheely S1o nd other GarlniIS tow that suggest the world war. Ther are games to amuse and divertint books and a thousand and one othe gift suggestions.
 A VOID wastefulness has beel "A preached since. the outbreak of tn | war and it is a mighty good lesson t learn. One way to save is to utiliz | everything you have even to your las seasons frock. And, by the way, evel l before the war you may have mad over last seasons gown and that sor | of thing. The frock you remembe often turned out far more attractiv with a bit of retouching than was tn original model Do you know that works out much the same way wit articles in your home? A shabby bras bed that you have considered discard ing might be as good as new with bit of polish. Regulating and repolishin
 will do wonders in making old thing as good as new See then the Phoeni
 Plating company of which Joseph Ros | is manager.
 FOR the man who would have hi
 dress an expression of self, in il
 correctness and evident quality-con,
 mend him to Hanny's. Everything ths
 the perfectly groomed man has in hi
 wardrobe is to be found at Hanny'
 Incidentally while there look at tt
 neckwear and leather goods Christ
 mas gifts.
 EVEN in war time Santa Claus
 rightfully receiving a royal we
 come for the kiddies must have the
 Christmas. They have actually had
 bit of it already in the wonderful Toy
 land Goldwater's basement represent
 Take the little folk down there ever
 time you shop and let them enjo
 themselves with dolls, war toys, whe
 toys, games, everything in fact. G. an idea from them what will nal
 them happiest this Christmas.
 MAR conditions have not change W the price of flowers which are Il logical gift of cheer for these holiday , Flowers are still used on all occasion in war stricken Europe and will col l tinue to, be used.,- Speaking of the "; recalls the blossoms from Belgium , Donofrio's floral department. Wol derful azaleas they are-the bulbs ha
 ing been brought from across the S,
 and forced into bloc mon the coast. special arrangements Charlie Mortt secured a number of the plants whit have arrived for the holidays l A SPRING offering could not be mo complete than the choice Decen Der showing of flowers at the Altms |. Florist Shop, r East Adams stre,
 There they have everything in seaso
 violets, chrysanthemums, carnatior
 roses. Orders are taken for designs.
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 e A DOLLAR saved in this conserv s A ton age Is something to be CO
 sidered. It is not this saving alo
 that prompts patrons to the smart u stairs hat shop conducted by MI T Hamon at the southwest corner :. First avenue and Adams street. It t her very good looking hats and t cleverness in utilizing your last SC S sons materials. A hat is a lovely a T practical Christmas gift.
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 MARX CROSS novelties, useful a r IVA attractive gifts, are in accord wi h the spirit fthe season. The distin }. tive features which the discriminati T demand in knitting bags, work baske = travelng kits and various kinds of SC
 are always to be found in the Ma r Cross goods for which the McDoug c and Cassou company is the agent =
 = THERE is every indication that u ). will be practical Christmas. o
 hears it on every side from people W t have heretofore been wildly extray