Arizona republican., 1918-03-25

b21eO IN udS 4btCOlu6 lH6 Gl6N- enth commandment of the modern world and one thing every man wants to protect to the utmost is his home. The Johns -Manville as- bestos roofing is safe from fire and weather furthermore, it is cooler in summer and warmer in winter, which makes it especially desirable for this country. It is handled b. the Phoenix Roofing company, T. J. Smith, manager. and is located at 323 West Washington street. The telephone number is 1074
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 no YOU know the most efficient
 salesman in the town? Well, he is Jimmie the clerk, and you will find him at convenient spots at the Forage Pot. Jimmie does not say a word but in printed form directs the shopper without waste of time to anyone concerned. At the Por- age Pot there are baskets for use of the customer, while in the store and everything is made agreeable while one markets. The service is excellent, the quality of goods un- excelled and the prices low. ! and everyone'of Us give our earnest consideration to finance we must be respectfully careful where we bank. The National Bank of Arizona, a banking institution that has been in existence since the early days, is the place where the business man. and the rancher go when he has a legi- timate proposition. And in matters hi l-f oI -1n tl follow the lead of the man of affairs IT MAKES a world of difference il A one has their digestion Ever stop to think what a. very great deal digestion has to do with disposition It follows that if one would have the other, or the other have the one, they must look to theirl teeth. We rec ommend the sanitary system en- ployed by that expert, Dr. Morrison. WITH THE warm weather approach " ing it is well to remember that Talbot and Hubbard carry the Quick Meal and Perfection oil stoves, Her rick refrigerators and Toledo fire | less cook stoves.
 k ASIER morning.. The messenger arrives with growing Easter lily the most priZed gift as the new sea . son dawns. Surely there is no little act that could be more pleasing than the sending of this floral message l The Donofrio Floral department will receive GOO Towering plants in ad- dition to the many dozen cut Easter | lilies for the holiday. Charlie Mor- ton says that the spring flowers that have been so popular will also be in stock, their dainty fragrance mak- ing them especially adaptable for the corsage boquet. Then too, there will be the blossoms that are so vel suited for decorative purposes, and you know the charm that flowers lend the home.
 ITO GET down to the practical thing
 of life, have you seen the demon stration of the Dangler oil stoves and ranges at the Palace Hardware and Arms company? It quite opened Oul eyes, although we had heard, o1 course, that these stoves and rahges secured the medal at the Panama Pacific exposition. They are perfectly safe to operate and give twice the heat on half the oil" No stove has been perfected that bakes more per fectly we are told by people wht have had a world of experience il these things. Drop in and let then demonstrate for you.
 MIR. EDWARD Elsie of the Phoeni AA Bakery extends cordial Easte greetings. The shop, of which he i proprietor, certainly plays big par in preparations for Easter as it doe for any holiday. The many deliciou dainties that add to luncheon, dime or late supper can, be secured ther as you know. The cakes and pastr. you serve to your family and guest
 from this bakery are made as care