Phoenix tribune., 1918-10-12

Fourth Liberty Loan. The club was
well represented in the parade on Sat
urday night. When the quarantine
has been lifted, the club will meet at
Douglas school every Thursday after
noon at 2:30 p. m.
Reported on Sick list-Mesdames
Paul Green and Ardmore Jenkins are
reported on the sick list
Important Notice-We made a pret-
ty thorough canvass of the business
firms Of Phoenix this week and are
able to offer our readers fine list
OF concerns with which to trade.
Throw your support to the firms who
advertise with The Tribune and, in
cidentally, drop this remark: Il saw
your advertisement in The Tribune"
1t will mean bigger and better paper
every week. Six pages this week,
and if you follow the above instruc-
tions, we'll give you eight pages by
Christmas. Don't merely WATCH us
grow; but trade with our advertisers
and you will HELP us to grow
From Prescott-Mr. Banks of Pres
colt is visitor in the city this week.
School Column a Farce-We sup
pose the epidemic is responsible for
the dereliction of the school column
this week. When the schools reopen,
we shall expect more news of this re-
porter or the special column will be
abandoned altogether The three
schools are entitled to a column of
news each week. If there is not
enough news to fill this column, then
we shall be forced to dispense with
this feature.
S. |. A. c. Meet-The ladies of the
Self-Improvement Art Club met at the
residence of Mrs. George w. Caldwell
on last Monday afternoon and had
very interesting and successful meet
ing. Among some of the things done
al this meeting was the purchase of
Liberty Bond by the CLUB. Mrs ]. 4.
Lucas was granted the privilege of
writing up the bond, she being a mem.
ber of the club and also one of the
committee appointed by the Liberty
Loan organization to solicit subsorip-
tions for the Fourth Liberty Loan.
Other important matters were also
disposed of and the meeting proved
entirely successful Next meeting
will be after the government lifts the
ban on public meetings
Kansas City Visitor
Mrs. Mayme Myers of Kansas City,
Kansas, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Lewis Dixon on South Ninth avenue.
She expects to remain in the city for
an indefinite period
To the Mile High City
Mr.. Harry Gish has gone to Pres
colt where he will accept lucrative
position with a business concern of
that city.
Home from Coast
Mr.. and Mrs. Ennis Bell of GA East
Madison street returned this week
from pleasant vacation spent on the
coast. They spent most of their time
in Los Angeles visiting old acquaint-
ances.
Sick List
Mrs. Matte Lee ia w. Grant street
is reported quite i'll this week. She
is suffering with severe case of
pneumonia.
To Remain in Portland
We have been informed that the
Robinson brothers, James and Edgar,
will not return to Phoenix, but will
engage in business in Portland, Ore
Success to you boys, in your new field
of endeavor
Hairdresser and Scalp Specialist
Mrs. John Washington of Los An
geles, Calf, graduate of Leila Col
lege, Indianapolis, Ind, has opened
hair-dressing parlor at 543 East JEFF
ferson street Mrs. Washington is well
known in Los Angeles, having resided
in that city for some time She comes
highly recommended, carrying besides
the many endorsements of her form.
er patrons, special recommendation
from Nine. c. J. Walker, the noted
hair and scalp specialist. Ladies' de-
string home treatment are requested
to phone S532, and Mrs Washington
will call
A Hornets Nest
While gathering some pomegranites
from her place on South Central ave,
Miss Rena More of 1419 East Jeffer-
son street was severely stung by a
wasp or hornet. 1t was necessary to
call in physician to attend her, so
excruciatine were the pains Her con-
dition is improved and no further
alarm is felt
Became Unconscious
Sunday, while attending services at
fbc R.iO.ist chItrch Mrs " q 1Iooa