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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-03

THE WOMAN Understands that a
warm glow from a low-toned lamp
Of an evening lends an alluring charm.
She wishes to make her home the most
attractive place in the wide world and
one Of the telling features is the lamp
which invariably reflects the taste Of
the homemaker. At the Dorris-H Hey
mans Furniture company We discov-
cred very charming Handel lamps
the landscape paintings we're fascinat-
ingly revealed yet softly Swallowed.
Parchment shades were there, too, in
effective design and charming silk
shades that blend beautifully with the
furnishings of the living room.
A N INTERESTING variety Of furni-
"A ture that is both individual and
charming is to be found at the Ford
Levy company, la East Adams street
Pleasing In its simple, restful lines and
tones is the cane and tapestry furni-
ture 30 ideal for this country. The
stained cane decorated with cushions
covered to harmonic with the living
room Is charming while another effec-
tive set Is Of antique brown mahogany
with removable spring seats covered ir
mulberry figured tapestry. There arr
others. too, equally attractive while
heir rug department contains many
mely suggestions that win solve the
bor covering problem for you at 6
oderate expenditure.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-03

A N ENTHUSIASTIC welcome is that
IL which Korricks is extending to fair
week visitors bidding them make its
store their headquarters during their
stay in Phoenix and inviting them to
make use of its comfortable rest room
which will be a welcome retreat to
weary shoppers. For we fancy that
even those who are pleasure bent will
take advantage of the wonderful Of
ferings of our shops this week. Be-
cause of the influx of visitors Korricks
has specially priced" its smart wear
ing apparel demonstrating that a gown
need not necessarily be expensive to
have cleverness and distinction. Tail
ored suits with q fine precision of fit,
perfect symmetry of line and graceful
proportions are reduced in price this
week while a reduction in coats and
furs will also interest shoppers. Gowns
for formal and informal wear are in
great variety this season at Kor-
ricks'. Many have abbreviated sleeves
while others are long and tight end
ing perhaps with wide and novel
cuff. Evening frocks Of Undesirable
charm, clinging lines or gaily buffant
with beads or a bit Of embroidery or
severely plain are shown in handsome
brocades, nets, malines, pussy willow
or goergette and all at possible prices.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-03

T USED to frown and squint and grin
and cuss the Arizona glare. my
emper was all frazzled, surely was a
bear; but now my frown is wiped
away, my squirt has vanished, too,
twas Northrup's glasses did the trick,
and they'll do the same for you.
MRS. LOIS ROBINSON, domestic
A'A instructor of the Monroe school
and a graduate of Pardue university,
has charge Of the exhibit of the Paci-
fic Creamery company at the state
fair. She win give women great
many valuable hints as to the utility
of dairy products in the home. Mrs.
Robinson will demonstrate all lines of
cooking during the week at booth one
in the Dairy Building. She should
be visited by every woman attending
the fair who is interested in her home
for the demonstration will not only be
interesting, but instructive as well.
WHATEVER you do, do not even
w start looking old. The minute
those naughty gray hairs appear go
straight to the De Marvel Institute and
have a Henna d'oreal pack and re-
store your hair to its natural color
and lustre. The coloring is not in
furious and your hair will be the love-
ly, auburn, brown, black or any shade
you desire. The De Marvel has just
received a shipment Of human hair
| from New York which we defy you to
tell from your own. 1t comes In all
the latest. pieces and toupes and wigs
as well. Also smart shell goods, plain
or jeweled.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-03

IF ANYONE can create an "old home
atmosphere" it Is Vic Hanny and
that is exactly what he is going to do
at his North Central avenue establish
ment. vic" and his men have friends
all over the state, many Of whom will
be here for the fair, and it is their
wish that the visitors make the store
their home. II Is not their idea to
advance merchandise for II is almost
impossible to get merchandise to sell
but merely to be courteous to the city's
guests and to their acquaintance.
But speaking of mems apparel we do
want you to notice Hanny's exhibit at
the Automobile Show where he has on
display a splendid collection OF mems
motor toys. Consider the difficulty
In procuring goods this year and you
will marvel at the remarkably COM
plete assortment Hanny's has secured.
livery housewife knows what she
wants and one of her chief de-
sires is Berne's one-piece woodstone
drain board and sink back which IL
sold locally by Vernon L. Clark. Mr.
Clark installs the board. fitting it in
any kitchen. 1t is perfectly sanitary
and the woman who loves her home
VIII insist that this feature be incor-
porated into II. It saves her scrub
bling the old board which never ap-
pears as spick and span as she would
have it and gives her kitchen the nice
clean appearance which she demands
Mr.. Clark deals also in various kinds
Of brick, marble and tiles Just now
he is advancing the Heath Unit tile
which may be utilized any place where
formerly only brick has been used.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-03

EnRAW your chair bit closer to the
fire" 1t will not be any time
at all before We say that and yet
good many of US have not purchased
our heating stove. The Palace Hard
ware and Arms company has splen-
did assortment, the styles ranging to
please the varied fancies of us all. In
its complete stock the company has
stoves which will burn either coal or
wood and are the kind that will not
burn out in season.
ONE CAN not afford to take risk
~ In the present high cost Of build
ing" day, especially when it is alto
gether unnecessary. Clinton Camp
bell, general contractor, has had years
business experience in Arizona and his
reputation is his best recommendation.
One can rely on contractor of Mr.
Campbelrs standing and proceed in
their venture without a gamble where
he is concerned.
THERE is a smartness about the
narrow black ribbon around the
wrist and an exquisite beauty about
the tiny platinum watch set with
sparkling diamonds. Fine workman
ship is shown in those exhibited by
White and Wesley, who have also,
handsome dinner rings, bar pins and
La yailiere of platinum studded in
diamonds.
HMEET me at the Corner Drug
Store" How often we say that
for it is the natural gathering place
for when shopping one invariably goes
there for a drug purchase, a toilet
preparation, a bit of candy or one OF
the many things to be found at this
drug store.
CLOSELY marked is the stock of B
A. Funk, who handles high grade
watches, diamonds and jewelry L.
Tausca and Richelieu pearls are also
to be found at F'unk's, which is To-
Gated on Washington street near FRS,
avenue.
CHARMING surroundings and deli
cious food-an alliance that make.
for happiness. Drop into the Choco
late Shop for luncheon and be served
as attractivtly as you would be a
home, with music and people to Civ,
an added interest.
NOTE Carl Anderson's display at tn
Auto Show! A feature of hi
automobile insurance is the full GOV
erage policy-fire. theft, liability
property, damage, etc, is demonstrates
in such manner as to convince yo
that the first thing you want to bu
after you purchase car is one of hi
policies. Being a mutual company
Mr.. Anderson can insure for les
money than any other company an
he writes more auto insurance tina
all the other companies doing bushes
In the state combined. The reason i
that 1t is a home company, and in
cidentally all adjustments are quick
made without the long wait for a
adJuster arriving from some far dis
tant point to make the settlement.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-03

THERELL be many picture you
will wish to snap fair week-and
afterwards. The purchase of kodak
then is of importance and we can
recommend the Eastman which you
will find at the Adams Pharmacy.
This pharmacy by the way makes a
speciality of Squibbs preparations,
imported toilet articles and Nunnally's
and Browns candies. H. T. O'Briep
is manager of the pharmacy, owned
by Ryan and company. They also
operate stores in Globe and Miami.
N THE summertime we learned the
truth of the slogan East Side
Test quenches best" But East Side
is not merely summer drink, in fact
1t Is just the ideal beverage with which
to top off Dutch lunch on a. cool
autumn evening. 1t goes nicely with
what you would serve on such an
occasion. but bear in mind that the
supper would not be complete without
Libby's dill pickles, the Melczer com
pany, the distributor of East Side. is
also the wholesale concern handling
the Incompatible Libby goods.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-03

eral returned soldiers, composed of
Boyd Braden, w. G. Bradley and Ser
geant Sipple, Bradley is minus one
hand, which was shot off at Chateau.
Thierry while he was with the famous
fighting Twenty second division. Ser
geant Sipple brings with him as the
paramount attraction the famous Red
Cross dog, which carries wound
stripe and a wound on his back re-
ceived from machine gun bullet
while in action. He has also been cited
for bravery. The dog is a mixture of
bull and wolf. He returned with the
fleet which recently visited the Pacific
coast and while overseas he was con-
nected with the marines. Sergeant
Supple states that wherever the dog Is
exhibited he is invariably recognized
by some returned marine or sailor who
knew the dog while overseas.
The gates of the show will be opened
tonight promptly at o'clock and will
remain open every night during the
| fair week until Il.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-03

THE R. D. ROPER Motor company.
: which has the agency for the
celebrated Chalmers and the popular
Maxwell cars, greets fair week visi-
tors. The company extends the hos
pitality of its show rooms to the out
Of town guests, and to Phoenicians as
well.
A REVIEW of the authentic modes
= In feminine footwear for autumn
and winter is presented at the H. A.
Diehl Shoe company. The latest con-
ceptions In shoes, oxfords and pumps
in all the smart tones and built along
the long slender lines are attracting
attention. They come in black and
white of course and beaver, brown,
Havana brown. field mouse and vari-
GUS shades Of grays and other vogue
ish" colorings. The prices range from
$3.50 to $50.
HARMONY in every part Of the COS.
tune is exacted today and a
smartly guwned woman must have
her footwear to correspond with hel
frocx. The shoe for every occasion d
to be found at the Nelson Shoe COM
pany
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-03

ONE of the incest things we have to
~ tell you is that Munson Brothers
are including in this years pack a
special picnic size olive-deiicious IS
the jumbos with which you all are
familiar.
LIVERY property owner knows that
he could not rebuild his home for
what it originally cost him, but we
wonder how many have covered this
enhanced valuation by additional in
surance Fire insurance is just as
cheap now as it was when your house
was built, and there is no excuse for
not having full protection. Mel Fickas,
II North First avenue.
MACK Gardner, diamond broker,
AVA guarantees a saving of from
thirty five to fifty per cent on all dia-
monds purchased from him.
nut OF TOWN visitors during fair
week will no doubt feel the need
of temporary banking connection
The bank most conveniently located
should appeal to everyone. The Ma
tional Bank of Arizona, situated al
Central and Washington streets, offers
to the public every modern banking
service.
THE REASON why Redewills is rep.
: resented on this page concerns you
my dear patron. They have a few
pianos and players in exceptionally
attractive cases that viii delight the
eye as we'll as the ear. The prices ar,
low; the terms suitable; the design,
are Of advance styles and not alto.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-03

ton of exhibiting is the Dunbar
Spring Works, which will be in charge
Of Tom Dunbar. Also comes the Grant
car, entered by the Maxcy Motor Car
company, who will have on exhibit the
newest conception in this line, even
with the scarcity of Grant cars in the
city.
The display of auton-o olive products
is. however, not the only attraction to
be seen at the show. In the way of
entertainment there will be a real DIX
leland Jazz orchestra and cabaret
girls. all Of whom come direct from the
coast. This talent, Wilson has an
nounced, is of the best obtainable in
Los Angeles.
In the war exhibit, which will be
seen in connection with the show, is to
be every conceivable implement of wal
of the smaller pieces, which include:
various pictures of atrocities which
were selected as being among the best
of many thousands taken in Europe
This display will be in charge of sew.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-03

A GREAT week for Phoenix with
visitors from all over the state.
week when the shops are exhibiting
their best wares down town and on the
fair grounds where thousands will
wander about daily. We wish to call
your particular attention to the exhibit
at the fair of the New State and Elec-
trio company which is demonstrating
Thor electric washing machine. The
demonstration will prove to you that a
Thor can be trusted with the finest and
softest materials and all without arm
firing wringing. No one nowadays
need-be a slave to a washtub for
women know that washing is now not
the work for a woman but the work
for machine. The Thor Ways for it,
self in less than no time.
I .ETS all Of us decide to have lunch
con this week at Graves and Hun
nicutt located on Washington street at
Second avenue. The food Is nicely
prepared and served. Short orders. A
fountain where excellent drinks are
mixed.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-03

WHAT pleasure is there for you If
you are experiencing pain?
There is no pain quite so maddening
as toothache nor one as unnecessary.
Before decay and inflamed nerves
make you wretched make an appoint
ment with DR.. Morrison. 1t is the wise
thing to go before the real trouble be-
gins and so avert trouble. Skilled
workmanship is the watchword Of DR..
a NECESSITY of life is bread. We
all eat it for scientists tell us that
we must. But with so many breads
on the market we must use discrimin-
alton. Have you tried Pettid's bread?
It's worthy of trial, and once tried
you will order no other bread.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-03

COMPLETE electrical supplies which
~ can be shipped to any railroad
point in Arizona at the Phoenix price.
Is being offered fair week visitors by
the Bertram Electrical company.
Practically everything that can be
named in the way of an electrical APP
piiance can be found at Bertrams,
including waffle irons, coasters, grills,
percolators, and countless other de-
vices. The Eden washing machine
they offer is just the thing for this
country, being made of metal. Bert
rams have handled various kinds of
machines, and consider the Eden the
best and refer the prospective pur-
chaser to the hundreds of users Of the
machine.
THE CONGESTION caused by the
influx of visitors for the fair and
the automobile show has demonstrated
more than ever before the sound ad-
wee given by the Halstead Lumber
company from time to time relative
to buildings. 'Build" said the COM
pany. Now we can see how sadly
needed are business buildings, hotels
apartment houses and dwellings. The
Halstead people now repeat that ad-
vice, urging immediate erection Of
buildings Of every description to meet
the demands. There is no need o;
waiting for lower material prices, a;
| there is no possibility Of a decrease In
| material for at least two years.
MR.. EDWARD Rudolph extends &
AA cordial invitation to fair weel
visitors to inspect the Ford plant be.
| fore leaving the city. There is plenty
of free air for your tires in front o.
the spacious building which houses
| the Ford.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-03

Everything is in complete readiness
for the opening of the automobile
show tonight on the large Polk street
lot on the corner of Second and Polk
streets.
All day Sunday and Monday work
men, exhibitors and decorators have
been working to whip the huge interior
into shape for the opening tonight,
which will mark the first showing of
the most elaborate automobile show
ever staged in the southwest, with the
exception of Los Angeles.
The management and committee in
charge of the show have left nothing
undone that will insure the success Of
the affair. The show will continue
throughout the entire fair week, which
viii give everyone visiting the city an
opportunity to view the affair. Prac-
tically every well known car will be
on display, as well as numerous trucks
and accessories.
The latest to announce their inten-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-03

IF EVERY individual extends as
warm a welcome to our guests as
the shops are offering to the stranger
then indeed will Phoenix have an en-
viable reputation for her hospitality.
The Boston Store, always generous,
wishes you one and all to know that you
are to own the store fair week, making
use particularly of it's cosy rest room.
II You are interested in shopping you
might be one of those who will share
this weeks remarkable offerings which
makes the phrase high cost of dress
utterly obsolete. At the Boston Store
from a charming collection of clever
suits in velours de laine silvertone,
peachbloom, serge, tricotine, chevron
and broadcloth in all the new and
smart colorings. Or perhaps a blouse
would please and they have them in
great variety ranging in price from
$3.50 to $40. New cloth dresses with
a major note of simplicity or the more
elaborate gowns with little gTaces and
elegancies of detail that will appeal
sincerely to those cultured in style
sense. There are charming examples
of sweaters, negligees and dainty lin
gerie.
ONO MATTER what the occasion
say it with flowers" and how
beautifully it will be expressed IL the
flowers are selected at the Arizona
Seed and Floral company. 1t has a
charming collection of bloom and
feathery ferns for which out of town
orders will be taken and city deliveries
! made. We think a canary bird In a
cage such as they show a charming
| feature of the breakfast room, attrac-
| tive and cheerful.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-03

MICE fluffy blankets feel rather COM
~ fy these cool nights and morn
ings when one draws the covers up
over the shoulders. To have them
nice and fluffy though is a problem
unless you have solved 1t by having
the work done by the Arizona Lann-
dry. 1t is turning out beautiful laun-
dry work In table and bed linens and
after all why shouldn't 1t with the
most modern equipped laundry in the
southwest II employs nothing but
experienced help. using the best of
laundry supplies. When once a GUS
toner. always a customer at this ex-
elusive finish laundry where visitors
are always welcome.
HERE you fair week visitorsl Do not
overlook the fact that Christmas
is approaching rapidly and while here
why not sit for your picture at
Heath's. The likeness will be true and
the photograph finished with the art
istry for which Heath Is noted.
Out OF TOWN visitors and local
~ people as well are invited To
make their headquarters at the Roam
re Motor Sales room.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-03

FAIR week visitors greetings from
the Smith-Vincent company. This
company has the agency, by the way,
for the Packard car.
THE POINTS to consider in the mer-
chandise, game, are-first, quality
of course; second, service and third,
courtesy, as we owe it to each other,
Modern times require modern bust
ness methods for which Hyder's has
always been noted
TWO months old, the Bon Ton Mar
ket, is already recognized as an
established business patronized by
those who appreciate fine cults of
meat, service and prices lower than tc
be found elsewhere. The proprietors
are Linsenmeyer and Greenen.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-03

A NEW shipment Of suits for young
Just been received by Goldbergs.
A BRISK fashion mood inspired by
L colder weather evolved sweaters
for winter sports. Those at McDougal
and Gaseous have comfortable sturdi-
ness and warmth and yet certain
perfect suitability and smartness for
wear at Country club. There is a
sense Of freedom and delight besides
protection from the cold in their
sweaters which come for both man
and woman. They also show good
looking leather motoring coats for
men.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-03

GUARDIANS Of the market basket
you no doubt have guests in
town or will at least entertain some
ones else guest during the gala week
Realize then that not everywhere in
Arizona is fresh fish and poultry re-
ceived daily as it is at the California
Fish and Poultry company.
THE RETAIL markets of Phoenix
! Wholesale and Meat company
render admirable service to the public.
It Is not only service that stamps the
shops superior, but the quality Of meats
which is summed up in a word-the
best. The seven local markets owned
and operated by the company are the
Union Market. Valley Market. Hackett
Market, Hurley Market. New Market
and Forage Pot Market.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-03

IF ANYONE should ask you what is
the most interesting thing about
town do not hesitate to tell them tho
Graves Indian Shop. Seeing the town
is part Of the pleasure of fair week
visitors and their stay here will not be
complete without visit to the House
of a Thousand Gifts. Their show
room holds Indians direct from the
painted desert weaving blankets and
hammering silver, manufacturing
handsome bracelets, unique rings and
countless other articles that will make
fascinating souvenirs of silver. Any
thing the Indian makes is to be found
at this shop which is a distinct class.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-03

THERE'S much ado "a one attempts
to dine at home during the fair
When everyone wished to be about
town or at the races. Why not dine
down town-at the American Kitchen
where the food is excellent. Your
guests will enjoy the cafe, too, far bet
ter than a quiet home meal"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-03

VARIETY being the spice of life, the
thing that is different always
having a singular appeal. Think how
fascinating to the easterner the box
of candy made from the desert plant!
Think what the little gift calls forth
not only appreciation Of delicious
candy. but an intense interest as well
How Donofrio secures 1.-THE pro-
cess by which it is made and count
less other quiries which demonstrate
that it is a gift unique.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-03

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