Phoenix tribune., 1918-10-12

ne HeHlDtIS Vi tHc DunDdT All
and Literary club are requested TO
meet at the residence of Mrs. Gussie
Manning, 1916 East Madison street,
Friday afternoon, Oct. IS, at p. m.
Business of importance will come be-
fore the club and all members are
urged to attend.
ORDER THAT FALL SUIT NOW!
Special sale of made-to-measure
clothes now going on at 419-421 East
Washington street. Extra pair trous-
ers free with every suit. Satisfaction
or your money back. Mail orders re-
ceive our special attention Write for
samples. Palace Tailoring Co. W. j.
Jones, Mgr. 419-421 East Washington
street, Phoenix, Arizona.-Adv
Mr.. Hamilton Indisposed-
Mr. Clarence Hamilton, 1713 East
Jefferson street, has been quite i'll the
past week Mr. Hamilton is one of
the employees of the National Bank
of Arizona building.
Wonderful Improvement
Mrs. Elma Scaggs, 1916 East Madi-
son street has made wonderful i'm
provement on her home by the addi-
ton of a new kitchen and bath room.
Mrs. Scaggs says that while it is not
as pretentious and expensive as she
would like to have it. there is a source
of qualification and pleasure in know
ing that it is her own. We agree with
her, that there is world of satisfac-
tion in the thought and knowledge of
ownership.
ORDER THAT FALL SUIT NOW!
Special sale of made-to-measure
clothes now going on at 419-421 East
Washington street Extra pair trous-
ers free with every suit. Satisfaction
or your money back. Mail orders re-
ceive our special attention. Write for
samples Palace Tailoring Co., w. j.
Jones. Mgr, 419-421 East Washington
street, Phoenix, Arizona-Adv.
A Close Call
Saturday afternoon, while playing in
the yard with some matches, the chill
dren set fire to palm tree which
stood near a window of the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Ira O'Neil, 1894 East
Jefferson street The fire department
responded to the call and soon extin-
guishe dthe blaze. Mrs. O'Neil was
away at the time and her little three
months old baby was asleep in the
house near the blaze. Fortunately no
damage was done to the house.
ORDER THAT FALL SUIT NOW!
Special sale of made-to-measure
clothes now going on at 419-421 East
Washington street. Extra pair trous-
ers free with every suit Satisfaction
or your money back Mail orders re-
ceive our special attention. Write for
samples. Palace Tailoring Co., w. ].
Jones, Mgr, 419-421 East Washington
street, Phoenix, Arizona.-Adv
Visited Hot sprines-Among some
of the places of interest visited by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ennis Bell while on the
coast were the beautiful Elsinore Hot
Springs in Riverside county. They
stopped at the REEVES Inn while there
and both are loud in their praise of
the management of this inn. Mrs. Bell
says that any one desiring. a genuine
health and rest resort where prices
are moderate and accommodations the
best, will do well to visit this estab-
lishment while in California.
To Los AngeIes-Mr. Rex Wander
burg, who has been staying at the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Shopper
son, SAT East Jefferson street, for the
past four months, left Tuesday even
ing for his home in Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. Vanderburg was among the regis
trants in the last draft and hopes to
be called into the service soon. He
asked that his classification card be
transferred from Phoenix to Los An
geles.
Epidemic Closes Schools-The fear
of Spanish influenza has caused all
schools, theatres, clubs, churches and
other public meeting places to be
closed for the present. Our sympathy
goes out to the little boys who are de-
MED the privilege of sitting all day in
nice hot, stuffy schoolroom, conju-
eating verbs, reciting geography and
getting other lessons in the class
room This poor little boy is now
forced to spend most of his time play
ing marbles and indulging in other
boyish tricks, which every one knows
is very distasteful to the young lads.
Texas Visitor-Mr. Carter of FL
Paso was visitor in the city last
Sunday. He is interested in estab-
fishing a colored drug store in this
city.
Mesa visitor-Mr. S. L. Daniels of