Phoenix tribune., 1918-10-12

with these wholesome and attractive
surroundings.
Up-to-Date Barber Shop-Mr. f. J. /
Williams, an old resident of this city I
and a tonsorial artist of the first class,
expects to throw open the doors of
an upto-date barber shop to the mem
bers of the race and the public in gen.
eral within the next day or so. Every
modern and sanitary appliance used
by first-elass shops will be available
here Individual hot towels for every
customer and all instruments steril-
lied Immediately after being used. A
clean, antiseptic barber shop for men
who care. You will find him at II
South Second street, just back of the
Boston store. Watch The Tribune for
future announcement
A Remarkable 1ffer-Mr w. ].
Jones. manager Of the Palace Tailor
ing company, 419-421 East Washing
ton street, is making an unusual offer
to purchasers of tailored-to-measure
clothes. He offers made-to-measure
suits from $3.50 up. and gives you
an extra pair of trousers free with
each suit You are privileged to Sc
lect your extra trousers from the same
goods as your suit or you may choose
from any other pattern of the same
price He has one of the finest line
of samples in the state to select from,
and his five years of square dealing
with the public have placed him
among the foremost business concerns
of Phoenix. Out-of-town customers
are requested to write for samples.
| If you are thinking of buying a new
fall suit, you should see the beautiful
patterns in his shop at 419-421 East
Washington street.
Have You Registered?-Only a few
more days left in which to register
You will have to hurry if you expect
to vote in the coming election.
Prescott Visitor-Mr. Jeffries,
popular clubman of Prescott, was in
the city several days this week visit
ing friends and looking after some
business matters.
Secondhand Clothes Wanted Mr..
Cleveland of Al South Second street
says that he is prepared to buy all
your secondhand clothes and will pay
you every cent they are worth. Sell
him that old suit and buy yourself
new one You'll find him at Al South
Second street and he always has the
READY CASH to pay you for your
discarded garments.
Furnished Room for Rent-A well.
furnished room with private family.
For gentleman only. Apply 712 East
Jefferson street-Adv.
New Mexico Visitor-Rev. o. B.
Simmons. pastor of the C. NJ. E.
church at Las Cruces, n. NJ, was a
visitor in the city this week: He has
agreed to act as our representative
in Las Cruces, N. NJ, and will intro
duce the Tribune to the peop,a Of
that section of the state.
Celebrates Ninety-Fourth Anniversary
On last Friday, Oct 5, Rev. E. L. T.
1T. Dreylington, 324 South Ninth ave-,
celebrated his ninety-fourth birthday.
REV. Dreylington was one of the min
listers to be ordained at the last an
nual conference of the c. NJ. E. church
held in this city. He is as active and
spry as man fifty years his junior
We wish him all that is good and
cheerful in his declining years.
Los Angeles Visitor
Mrs. r. j. Murry, a sister of Mrs
Lewis Dixon, is visiting the latter at
her home on the South side. Mrs.
Murry is from Los Angeles, but after
visiting here and seeing the wonder
FIJI advantages Phoenix has over Los
Angeles, she has decided to cast her
lot with us. Welcome to our city Mrs
Murry, the longer you stay here the
better you will like it.
Phoenix Tabernacle
The ladies of Phoenix Tabernacle
club No. 1, were entertained by Mrs
R. M. Henderson at the residence of
Mrs. S. w. Thompson, 527 East JEFF
Iferson street on last Tuesday evening
at $3.50 p. m. This was very swell
affair and everyone enjoyed it to the
uttermost
El Paso Visitor
Mr. Jasper b. Williams, druggist
OF Ell Paso, Texas, was business visi-
tor in the city a few days this week
He returned to the Texas city Monday
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