Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-25
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in time. Here are all sorts of delight ful things for women and children and menfolks as well. Here's spoV where inc casual window shoppbr should remember to pray, Lead me not into temptation" before going inside.
 The cowboys are coming! IeS' the last of the cattle are rounding ! in to the home ranges-the boss IS casting up accounts and busy writ inc checks-no more paying of i'll of long ago. But checks or 'dohe big. heavy. iead-colored 'dobe dollars ; coin there isn't better place Tn town for the holiday get up without which our cowboys would seem strangers than the Oscar w. Bruchman store. No prayer could protect one from temptation here-the only safety Is in abject flight Such silk shirts! Such lovely neckerchiefs! Such suits! Go and see-after that a full new outfit is as sure as rain on the Fourth of July.
 When you buy new suit or hat take the old one to B. Wise, the Star Cleaner, under the Congress Hotel, and have him make it look good as new. He can do it-and press and clean lades' garments as well. Auto travellers should see hm-he removes dust and travel stains to perfection
 By the day, the auto traveller will find a welcome and fine assortment of tools and conveniences at Arthur Hendey's Garage This is a mighty good thing to know in hot weather when much travel gets on the nerves of the best car ever.
 The busiest man in Prescott these days is Tom Bate of the Bate Studio and he won't be any less busy tili after the last steer is tied and the last broncho is busted. But fortu- natc.y for all of us he doesn't take the beautiful studio along when he IS out shooting scenery and sports.
 Every Frontier Day visitor should drop in to this unique place and take picture journey" over Northern Arizona. There's nothing like ths big reception room, East or West, not only for the paintings by West ern artists always on exhibition, not even for the wonderful frieze of en- larged photographs of Northern Ari- zona's most beautiful scenery-b1it for the cordial welcome that always greets stranger and friend, buyer or mere sightseer alike. Be sure to go there during the coming week ot sports.
 Beautiful pictures lead naturally to beautiful walls and on down the stret at the Yavapai Decorating Company we country women can find all sorts of beautiful things to brighten up our nome walls-papers, tints, kalso- mine, paints-everything for wood- work or walls. And the very best thing in the shop is the gracious lady who meets us at the door and takes infinite pains to make our smallest order a pleasure and a success.
 It has always been a Yavapai GUS tom to mix business with the Fourth of July fun-we country people al ways bring in long list of things to be bought and things to be done for the home ranch between times. Let us remember that the oldest bank in Arizona is as ready to serve Us this holiday as on the first tourna- ment and all the succeeding ones. The Bank of Arizona is a well-trled friend to many of us, just as friendly today as when it was organized to grow up with the country in 1877.
 And if we should-if by any chance we should pick winner at the From tier Day sports, or even heroicaliy resist the temptation to spend all we brought with Us to town-why then the Yavapai County Savings Bank will have some mighty interesting things to say to us-and we'd better see them before it's too late