Arizona republican., 1918-05-14

parade; motor car containing mosi
 children in parade; to person writing
 pest essay on the subject, Why we
 should Sell More Thrift Stamps; tc
 the woman selling the most Thrift
 stamps. The judges who will pick the
 winners and award the prizes are P
 X; Lewis, president Central bank:
 Charles B. 0hristy, secretary Mer
 chants and Manufacturers associa- tloh, A. A. Betts, member corporation commission.
 Flfteen bathing girls will be in the parade and will sell Thrift stamps on
 the street.
 4aqui Indian dancers from the Yao1lj
 village south of Phoenix will be present
 and will present their unique dance
 indian musicians will accompany them
 Following the parade, the Hyder l Brothers store will be thrown open to
 all for dance. There will be nothing
 sold at the store during the evening
 ana no goods shown. There will be 1 hothlng except pleasure on tap during | the entire evening"
 1 Eddie Doyle has consented to sell | thrlft stamps at the store, and he is | expected to make a record in that re-
 spect for the evening.
 DAotuele nave been making plans for some time for this annual event tonight, and those who accent the, cordial invitation and attend will De delighted with the arrangement and the makeup of the program. The store, which has just been enlarged ana remodeled for the fifth time, will pc handsomely decorated with flowers TOT the occasion. The new and hand some furnishings installed are a credit to Phoenlx and a testimonial to the enterprsing member of the firm. John Hyder, under whose direct manage meht the Phoenix store has been con ducted. "N0i ooH- The career of John Hyder in Phoeniy mas been one of steady advancement rom the time he came to this cjtv in Iose ana secured employment with Barry Goldwater when onlv a hov ffeVlous to that time he had worked al congress swhere he suffered a com pete loss of his small establishment by fire -''-'ii7ii'
 Nhlie working for Barry Goldwater duflnS the daytime, John Hyder went to the Lamson Business college hv night and thus secured an education some time later he bought out inc business of G. J. Ridnor in Ten,ra where the first Hyder Brothers store was established in 1901, he havinr Hyder. Aeiiy
 The Phoenix store was established m 1912, and since that day the history oI the establishment has been one of steady growth until today if occunies q firm place in the business life of the clty and In the hearts of the neonle Cnarles Hyder, another brother. is in charge Of store at Wickenburg.
 All IS in readiness for the big event t3ls evening, and John Hyder desires ms Wlde~ invitation to he accantod generally. Kelly Hyder. of the Tenna store, Will be present to assist John | Hyder this evening. --A'
 The present Hyder Brothers stora is allke credit to the owners. the c;tv | q, anu lhe flrms who contributed toward | LiIe enlafglng and remodeling and in3eautltylng of this up-to- date estah1 llshment.
 Work Tn clearing the ground in inc rear Tor the addition was started carly i III March by c. W. Cisney. general | contractor. The tearing down was carrled on without interruption and | also the construction of the addition nusiness went on as usual, although under some difficulties, but they were unhhoWn TX. to the customers.
 The handsome electrical installation | was done by E. Thoma and Co. A car- ,aln part of the old fixtures were re- finished by this firm to beautiful Vory shade which makes 2 pleasing erect. The linoleum was supplied by me Barrows Furniture company whose competent men also laid it, also with put interruption to business.
 The re-decorating and papering was n the hands of the L. c. Taylor Paint II ma Taper company and the work of | nose people goes far in reflectine the II 'ieasing effect of the interior. A very conspicuous addition to the fixtures is he work of the Home Builders who 'ullt and installed the new clothinr In duplicating the old fix ures, the Home Builders improved on nose formerly supplied by a, Los An 'eles firm. The show cases on the 'alcony are also the work of these competent people. The lumber for the entire job was supplied y the Haistead Lumber company.