Arizona republican., 1918-03-25

of your friends in the new frock | of that name that has, been received | from New York by Korrick's. It is a stunning thing of brown and white | plaid silk gingham, trimmed with | black with that certain smartness that cannot be described. They have | never had such an array of spring frocks as they have this season. checked silks, foulards, some plain others combined with serge or seorg- cite and linen and gingham models, each featuring a new conceit Some have clever collars, others vested effects or sleeves that are subtly diff ferent, telling notes that make for newness. Mrs. Hill showed us a white tub suit of Georgette that was exceptionally smart and perfectly ravishing. New skirts for recreation wear with the attractive blouse or tailored waist Korricks hats seem to have been conceived to complete just such costumes. Most of them are black and those flower trimmed seem to have the preference for Easter wear. The burnt ostrich is in vogue too, the assortment of hats being varied and as far from the commonplace as if made to the in 
 
 HOES It not seem logical to you
 that the makers of the best clothes for a period of sixty three years should continue to make the best clothes? Stein Bloch smart. clothes to be had only at Goldberg's.
 
 THE MOST live and progressive
 music house in Arizona is the Kerr and Smalley company which is To- cated at IA West Washington street Their leading piano is the well known Kimball though they carry other makes of pianos as well. They are also the exclusive dealers for the kimball and Pathe photographs which machines play all makes of records. Their stock of up- to date music and player rolls is the largest in the state. Their terms are very liberal and their slogan is Its easy to pay the Kerr and Smalley way"
 
 NOTHING could be more dignified
 than a handsome marble front for a downtown office, shop or hotel. Entirely of marble or marble trim mings give a fine distinguished ap- pearance to a building that has a psychological effect that is worth consideration. Vernon l.. Clark, es- abolished at 145 West Monroe street, has excellent examples of marble which he is prepared to install. He also handles tiles, having a variety of kinds, making it only a matter of selection in finding one to har- monize with the enamel and tinting of the bath room and exactly suit the fancy. '.''ft'.'
 ONE OUT of every five tires dis carded can be redeemed. Probably all of your old tires can be rejuyen ated. Why throw them away simply l because the tread is worn off? You | have realized but 25 per cent of your | tire value when your tire tread is worn off. Get the full. 100 per cent | by having Payne and Saufley Ruo- Der company, POI North Central ave nue. rebuild and retread your worn | tires. They can often save tires with even more than the tread gone and they guarantee all work.
 CHILDREN'S white dresses ranging in size up to IA years old and priced from 9Sc to S3.9S, are to be found at the Popular Dry Goods company. They also have complete line of specially priced women's and .chldrens white shoes in canvas, kid and nubuck.
 TT IS spring in the shops and every where one goes the same invitation is extended to add to the wardrobe. l iS tri1l1 tn hn saving that is being preached, but in colorite we learned a lesson in thrift. A last seasons hat, perfectly good but a bit burnt from the sun, | is given a new tone with the color ing matter sold by the Busy Drug Store. The difference between the price of colorite and that of new spring bonnet might be used for War Savings stamps.
 WITH THE combined offerings oi ready to-Wear and tailor made one should have no difficulty in find ing just what he wants at the Wolf Suit House. Go the first thing in the morning and make your selection either of a material for your new spring suit or make the purchase of one already made that will not be lacking in style. This suit house also has a splendid assortment of shirts, the goodlooking kind that wear well and are chosen by discern ing buyers. Collars, neckwear and other small accessories that are springtime needs.
 THRIFT as you know does not appl.
 wholly to finds The government desires our citizens to save in en- | ergy and strength and in the Vest ern Electric portable sewing machine that runs itself and saves a tired body. The cost of operation is sur prisingly low-one and a quarter cent an hour. At the New State Electric Supply and Fixture company they showed us how the machine could be tucked away on shelf or under a couch. completely out of sight after the sewing has been finished s another worth remembering feature. l WHEN YOU are down town shopping W do drop in for lucheon at the Adams Pharmacy Everything they serve is perfectly delicious and fol a simple little noon- day luncheon, we would not think of recommending any other place.
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 NO MATTER what we start out t
 buy, We invariably end our shop. ping at Donofrio's. It makes nc difference what our plans were fol \ the day, whether to buy frock ol a beefsteak, we find ourselves q Donofrio's enjoying delicious drinl or refreshing sherbet But let m. tell you that if your guide book ha! an item reading Easter Novelties, you do not want to conclude you shopping there for that is the start inp point and tho termination to.,