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Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

LUST WHEN everyone is in need of c clothes, whether for home or for vacation use, the Boston Store offers the most alluring frocks for prices within the reach of all. For it is a rather remarkable sale, for it covers practically the entire ready to wear department including the frocks and frills and furbelows that are quite new There are perfectly fascinating net gowns dainty and demure for the young girl, and a collection of wash able frocks of voile and gingham built on smart lines. There are very clever skirts, white. and others of sport ma terials and modish blouses and smocks that can be worn until late in the season. Speaking of late in the year-Why not take advantage of the really wonderful bargains in suits and silk and charmeuse gowns? Splendid for travelling wear and attractive for any vacation need, the two-piece pom gee dresses, excellently tailored, should attract the expert shopper. She will have a frock that is the thing for the early autumn in a pongee. Included in
 the sale are several very effective charmeuse and georgette crepes that would appeal to the woman of taste. In popular colorings and smart design the frOcks are exceptional offerings.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

THERE ARE few of us here in Arizona who possibly might not know that the largest general insur- ance business in the state, is conducted by Carl H. Anderson at 115 North First avenue.
 The attractive service he has rem dered in this line is solely responsible for the remarkable healthy growth of his business, and the outstanding feat ure of it all, is-he is still growing
 Every kind of insurance is here writ ten by MT Anderson, which includes plate glass, surety bonds, fidelity bonds, contractors bonds, public lia- bility, employers liability life insur- ance, health insurance, accident insur- ance and automobile insurance.
 Most particularly does he specialize in the different phases of automobile insurance, covering carefully in the item of fire and theft-or collision with resultant damage and injury to your own car. Then the phase of public liability and resultant property dam age is covered so thoroughly in this specific clause of your policy-that. to make long story short, you have little 1 to fear in the way of damage when policies have been rendered you by MT. Anderson, all written and executed on the plane of reasonable figufes.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

sphere of quality. Before you is well kept and arranged stock Of Crane s Linen Lawn and Eaton's Highland Linen. Miss Katherine Sterns, the efficient stationery saleswoman, Will take pleasure in showing you the new and correct styles Undoubtedly she will first of all show you her favorite line-Cranes Linen Lawn, Paneled,
 Crystal Color "Poiret;" then there is the Elizabethan style of Paneled paper An exceptionally pretty style is the Marginal Fold" colored border, silver edged, in two colors; and then for real dainty style the "Maycliff' is in class all by itself, with it's many tints and deeper colored borders.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

DMTTTEDLY the coolest spot in
 n town, the Columbia Theater mas also screen offerings that make II the most desirable picture house at pres ent For instance, After the BaiI IS the offering today and tomorrow. It IS followed by one of the famous O.
 Henry stories that are shown every Thursday and Friday, and Saturday Ibsen's Doll House" with Dorothy
 Phillips as Nora
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

AN EXCELLENT opportunity to buy
 A house furnishings! Korricks' is selling out at remarkably reduced prices all it's chinaware, crockery and hardware, including many bits of enamel and aluminium, the delight of the housekeeper The motive of the sale is to "clean up on all such arti- cles that the entire basement space might be given over to dry goods. The basement store will be underpriced and it's stock will duplicate everything in the store proper at exceedingly lower prices
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

DEMEMBER the delicious preserves IN we had at tea last winter? We re- called the matter when we dropped Tn at the Pacific Gas and Electric Com pany where we were also reminded Of how simple 1t was to preserve with gas. Try it this season when the need for preserving is so much greater.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

MYTH FOOD conservation the mat
 W ter of moment it is well to know that this is the month in which to plant cucumbers, pink beans and the last week for corn for roasting ears. The country needs hay and Sudan grass will produce two crops if planted in the Salt River valley at the present time is the other interesting announce ment made by the Arizona Seed Com pany.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

georgette combinations that are charm ing for vacation wear and will be quite correct for early autumn use. This also applies to smart tailored costumes and one-piece gowns of the heavier weight materials.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

IF YOU wish to make smart ap-
 pearance when you arrive in vaca- tion land, the Frances See Hat Shop will largely aid you. We saw smart hats of distinction, new autumn ar rivals of satin and silk combined with velvet and also chic hats of velour. French felt and Charmeuse felt.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

WALK UPSTAIRS and , save a ,'l, dol
 W lar"-the slogan of Mrs. Hamon, who is established in the Mckee build ing, has come to have even more mean ing than in the past for not one dollar but many dollars can be saved this week. Mrs. Hamon is holding a mid season sale of white and black feather trimmed hats, the $5 model being sold for s250 Smart sailors for $1.50 and still others for $1.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

THE RISK of sending smart. sheer
 summer frocks to the cleaners has been done away with since the De Luxe Cleaners opened their place at 434 West Washington street Odorless cleaning is a preservative of the most delicate fabric and the new establish ment has the art of handling dainty bits of linen, lace and embroidery down | to a nicety. The auto with the gray stripes you see about town will recall the De Luxe to you.
 EOR A LONG term of years it has been recorded that the House of Redewill' did, does now, and always will force Arizona to be musical. The Redewill Music Company is by far the largest music firm in the state, with an enviable reputation covering high quality instruments at a reasonable figure. The Player Department of this firm is one equipped with magnifi- cent stock of rolls of all that is-and written to music, while the Victrola and Record Department is truly the l haven for those who enjoy an evening on the lawn listening to the perfect production of the brightest musical stars under the canopy of heaven. With the wide range of selection it is an 1 easy matter to arrange for a little neighborhOod affair with the heavy artistic classical problems, or those se- 1 lections written in lighter vein, any or all of which will create for the hearers a nights repose, regardless of any undue process of the temperature
 -O-
 Do not wait till tomorro w-phone that WANT AID. to The Republican | office now, and get your wish fulfilled
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

WE FOUND Albright's Buttermill5
 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., 1917-07-17

TT IS SIMPLY out of the question
 to be able to launder a heavy coun- terpane at home as well as it is done at d laundry, especially at the Arizona Laundry The linens. too, receive special treatment and are returned in excellent condition Blouses and shirts come back looking spick and span really better than new. The little and big things you wish to put away clean Will be given the consistent care will winch the more important items are handled at this thorouhgly reliable laundry
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

WHILE THE shoe bargain market is
 crowded there is one place in town that is drawing it's usual large custom without offering special reduc- tions and that is the H. A. Diehl Shoe Company. It means but one thing and that is that the shoes there are worth the prices asked and value is chief consideration.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

IDoNOFRIo's-the very name signi- A fies the best of everything in the confectionery line. Pure and nutritious ices sherbets and creams, delicious candies, bon-bons, and the Cactus can dy-the Arizona product made famous by Donofrio throughout the country.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

TT IS a remarkable fact that N Fried man has not followed the lead ot other jewellers throughout the land ir raising prices on silver and glassware as well as watches, diamonds and other precious stones
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

THE NELSON Shoe Company for fine footwear.
 
 TT IS TWO weeks since the Sugar Bowl began making the ice cream ! that already has become famous. In that short period the popular place has built up an enviable reputation for the cream, which is perfectly delicious. in any flavor you fancy. Then, too, you know the ingredients are pure The luncheons served there are dainty and appetizing and at any time one may drop in for sandwich. As for the home made candies-nothing like the summer confections to be found any : where.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

DlD YOU ever stop to think that the
 trade-at-home movement apnliee to photography as well as any other business? Surely one need not 20 to the coast or elsewhere for a likeness when there is such an excellent pho- tographer here as Russell The local photographer has always a more per sonal interest in his subject, and since his work is more artistic he has every thing in his favor
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

A PERFECTLY splendid sale is on
 at the Pacific Gas and Electric Company where s3.50 waffle irons are being offered at as low a price as s1.75.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

VOU WANT some stationery? If
 vou are stranger and enquire for the "hest store" those who know will undoubtedly suggest the McNeil Com pany. Or if you should go down town" you will surely be attracted to their store, by their window display of stationery which mutelv vet con- vincinglv emphasizes the fact that they can satisfy your particular wants.
 You step in the store and are inn mediately impressed with the atmo-
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

AT THE HUB we viewed with "A amazement clothing offered at startlingly low figures. The reduction sale now on is not only in Fashion, Part and Kirschbaum's clothing, but in other departments. In the individual shoe shop the Stetson and Bostonians are being offered at tempting prices. Oxfords in white canvas and kid Sport shoes also in either black or tan, in calf and vici. The hat sale is well worth while and the shirt bargains, especially the silk variety, are certain ly worthy of consideration. The values are excellent.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

THE PRUDENT housekeeper knows that good meats can always be pur- chased at the Tribolet Market Not only is the meat juicy, tender and de- liciOus but particular care is taken in the handling of meats. Then too, the shop itself is fresh bright and sanitary PEOPLE OF character naturally like to be associated with institutions of character, and a great financier once said that the selection of ones bank was one of the most important decisions in the life of 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.
 
 COLDBERGS are the pronounced
 shirt people of the town. Their new arrivals of s150 shirts are just about the coolest and niftiest looking we have ever seen.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

HOT WEATHER would not be a consideration if you possessed an efficient Polar Cub electric fan to start
 up the cooling breeze. The little fan
 with it's two speeds and stop is just the right size for the office desk, the dining room table, the bedroom or the kitchen. It is s5 and sold by the New State Electric Supply and Fixture com panV
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

IN SUMMER one has to be especially particular in care of the hair All i branches of the De Marvel Institute will be open during the season and that includes, of course, the shampoo and addressing departments. If you are going away for vacation we wish to remind you that you can do better here in any line of hair goods than on l the coast. Natural color, red and
 auburn and other shades are offered at attractive prices at the Institute.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

IN THE three months that E. c. Ma son has been the owner of the Rives Drug Store there has been a marked growth in the prescription department In fact the number of men for this de- partment alone has tripled. They are careful and accurate and the prices for prescriptions reasonable.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

THE PAYNE X Saufley Rubber Com
 pany has just finished installing the finest vulcanizing machinery in the southwest. With this equipment the company is prepared to do every kind of vulcanizing that can be done. Nc longer will tires have to be sent back to the factory for re-treading with a two or three weeks wait, for now Payne & Saufley will specialize in re- treading tires which they will make almost new in few days. They have secured one of the best vulcanizers in the country to head the department a man who worked for several years with a large tire factory.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

THE WAR idea has been incorporated
 in many novelties and has been responsible for fads and fancies in jew elry-little remembrances for the sol dier to take across the sea. The wrist watch is one, the pocket piece another. A favorite gift for the Sammy" is the photofolder of gold d-filled and gold, from s25O up. Rosenzweig is the gift house.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17
IT IS the travel season. The fir'

THERE ARE innumerable why's one should cook with gas but the strongest argument to be advanced is the thermometer The showing of gas ranges at the Pacific Gas and Electric company is another very good reason.
 
 THERE'S long list of drinks at the Ford Soda Shop that lures one there. The egg drinks, the lime freeze, root-beer frappes, and dozens of others that are wonderfully refreshing these hot summer days
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

NOTHING to fear in the local loan ~ market despite the war. The mar ket is good-good to demand a loan and there is plenty of money to cover the demand. Vernon C. Cook. mort gage efficiency expert. is the man on whom you should call if in need of funds or if you wish to place a sum and secure a proper rate of interest Land values in the Salt River valley are as stable as wheat, therefore no difficulty is experienced in the secur- ing or placing of loans.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

FOR THE benefit of its shoppers the Arizona Grocery Company has in stalled a soda fountain, where the favorite drinks are served during the hot hours of the day. Shopping under ordinary circumstances is d bit trying in summertime, but at the Arizona it is made positively attractive by incl dental comforts and extraordinary courtesy of the clerks Every want in fresh and canned fruits and vegetables are for sale there
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

IN THE good old summer time there is always one diversion that appeals and that is swimming. The party frock is cast aside and is replaced by the bathing costume that comes in a select variety, substantial materials and in the most wanted color combina- lions, at Hyder's. We noted especially the women's all-wool knitted kind in bold and brilliant coloring. The popu- lar piece type being offered at $5 It is q very clever costume and one that will look well in and out of the water.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-17

' PAVING town? Feel secure by
 storing your household goods with the Chambers Transfer and Storage Company The company has two fire proof warehouses where your furnish ings are safer than in your own home
 
 REMEMBER that fish is the summer
 diet. Fish is 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 de- livered
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-08-23
Inside the Mansion.

'At last Lafayette entered the
house. Here everything was arranged
most perfectly for his comfort. Judge
Motifs old Harry, servant renowned
in his day throughout Columbia for
his superiority in every good quality,
was assigned as his body servant,
Judge DeSaussure and others had
their most accomplished house SER
wants to attend in waiting. Cut glass
and silver stood around in profusion,
contributed by the citizens for the use
of the occasion. Two sentinels, with
fixed bayonets on their guns, were
posted at the door to prevent en-
trance of intruders. The insignia or
office shown by my feather and sword
obtained my entrance. In the pass
age | met Gen. Bradley, of Chester
an acquaintance. With him | went
into the room where Lafayette held
kind of levee, and was presented ny
name. Again | had the honor OF
pressing my hand to that Of the gen
erous Frenchman, whose nobility o.
nature, far above that of birth alone.
had been accounted worthy of the
friendship even of our Washington.
The ball given that night in the
o.. I1o,.o u-oc cuoDoca a SD1an-
did affair. During the entire night
fire rockets were sent off. The next
day Lafayette rode around town, call
ing on different members of eminence
among others so honored was Will
liam Edward Hayne, formerly sherl1
of York, the son of Charleston's rev.
oIutionary hero. Mrs Hayne brought
! out her infant and said she to the
general: Sir, when my baby is
grown I want to have it to say that it
was once in the arms of Gen. Lafay-
ette.' Benignly he took the infant in
his arms, kissed and blessed it.
Whether the babe lived to mature
years to boast the gentle action which
graced it's infancy | know not.
The bright pageant in Columbia in
Lafayette's honor laster three days
and then the vast crowd returned to
their homes throughout the State to
recount its beauties and pleasures
Among incidentally, so far as is
known, this is the only preserved
record of these great gala days in the
State capital when the people gath
cred to pay homage to their friend
Jos. D. Grist in News and Courier.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-08-23

nor Mannlng-tnen the executive
with his staff, awaited to receive La
favette. An elegant open barouche,
drawn by two beautiful horses, mag
nifcently caparisoned, stood ready to
convey him to the city. Soon the
cynosure of all hearts appeared, hav-
ing been escorted from Camden by a
| brigade of horse, under Gen. Bradley,
of Chester. The cannon roared forth
it's laundering welcome, acclamatlons
| or hearts allegiance greeted him and
from every voice were cries OF vel
come. He was handed into the vehl-
Gle prepared for him and by his side
| rode old Col. Tom Taylor, the father
of Columbia-himself revolutionary
hero. both uncovered On the box, in
addition to the driver, was footman.
both in livery. and two fine-looklns
mulattoes. also in handsome livery
holding an extra rein to guard against
any accident occurring from the high
mettle of the fiery steeds, chafed by
the measured pace and excited by the
vociferous salutations Of the enthus-
iastic throng, which continually made
the air clamorous with shouts of vel
come Among the companies was
Capt. Never, of Newberry, who had
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-08-23
Knew the Color All Right.

Say" said the landlord to the ten
ant who was two months shy on his
rent. when am l going to see the
color of your money!"
Il can't exactly say when you are
going to see it, replied the party OF
the second part, but l can tell you
about it: The color just now is an
invisible green -Brooklyn Eagle.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-08-23
L ndaunted.

The landlady beamed upon the
new boarder. Nov don't be afraid
of the bacon, Mr.. Pullman she said.
trying to make him feel thoroughly
at home.
Not at all, madam, not at all,
replied Pullman. why, I've seen
piece twice as large and it didn't
frighten me a it."-Los Angeles
Times.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-08-23

12J under his command. each one
mounted on a white horse, all hand
somely uniformed and caparisoned.
To this company afterward was as
signed the special honor Of escorting
Gen. Lafayette from Columbia to
Charleston.
Welcomed by Mayor.
I'VE entered Columbia by Taylor
street, turned into Main street, across
which were thrown triumphal arches
of evergreens and flowers, and on
either side at intervals jets Of water
played in the sunshine. Where Bridge
street crosses Main street the process
sion stopped. Here the mayor made
his. speech of welcome, the orator of
the day delivered his address, and du-
ring these ceremonies the companies
were dismounted, the men filed facing
in on each side-the line extending
from Main street some yards past MIR.
Raudolph's house-which had been
generously rendered and fitted up for
the use of the noble Frenchman du-
ring his stay.
''The speeches ended, and through
this living avenue Lafayette walked
to his temporary residence. To Fran,
els X. Huger, in recognition of his
noble risks generously hazarded to
liberate the Marquis de Lafayette
from his long imprisonment-when
imprisoned at OlmutZ-even though
fruitless. was accorded the honor to
walk by his side in the day of his
majesty through the streets of the
proud capital of Huger's own State.
They were in front. Lafayette, limp
ing in his gait, leaning on Huger's
right arm, proceeded slowly down the
ranks. A cannon rolled out its sonor-
Gus reports in the distance, feuX de
joie were continually echoing along
the line and little girls in holiday
attire threw bouquets under his feet,
thus literally strewing his path with
flowers. Behind him came the digni-
taries Of State and city, two and two
in arm-a most imposing spectacle.
Il, in virtue of my rank, stood
three PAGES in front of the rank and
file. Next to me was Major Moore,
of Winnsboro. AS Lafayette ap-
preached I saw, every now and then,
some of the officers on either side
shake hands with him. Coveting, too
the privilege l whispered to Major
Moore to shake hands with him when
he came up. 4 will he replied, in
the same tone, and when Lafayette
got to where We were stationed the
major advanced in pace, put out his
hand and, as if acknowledging the
grand introduction of the grand pa
geant-for there was no other-sald:
I am happy to be made acquainted
with you sir Lafayette grasped the
proffered hand, bowling and repeat
ing the phrase all the time on his
lips coming, I doubt not, straight
from his heart. Very happy l stood
next, in silence, and held out my hand
and I never received a more cordial
grasp and shake, accompanied by the
words, Very happy, very happy.
Inside the Mansion.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-08-23

The Siberian railway is the longest
in the world. Its total length IS
4,7S5 miles.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-08-23
No. 666

This is prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHILlS e. FEVER:
Five or six doses will break any case. and
if taken then as tonic the Fever will not
return. 1t acts on the liver better than
Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-08-23
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves.

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties ofQUIN1NE
and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 90 cents.