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Arizona republican., 1919-12-15

JUST a little thought at Christmas time and yet it can carry such a world of cheer. A tiny card of greet ing to show you have had in mind those near and dear at the happiest season of the year. The A. L. Boeh- mer Drug store has particularly ap- propriate engraved holiday cards. There, too, you will find choice cand- ies-Browns. Nunnallys-Sweets-t delightfully."- impersonal gift which is always acceptable.
 TRIBOLET'S MARKET at Is East Washington street has just emerged from a very successful summer and autumn business. Their market you know, is an innovation - something different from the usual run of meat markets. White finish prevails throughout, and cleanliness together with quality and excellent service are the main features. The public gen. orally appreciates this fact and every day during the business hours crowds frequent this market.
 Tribolet's also conduct the most mod ern abattoir in the state of Arizona Shipments are made to the four cor ners of the state daily. Their plant located as it is on the Arizona East. ern right-ofway, furnishes the bes l possible facilities for the correct hand 1 ling of meat products. Their ship ments are loaded directly on the ex-
 press cars which pass the plant-or
 account of this and other features l Tribolet's enjoy an immense whole
 sale business. Visitors are alway.
 welcome at their plant at Portland
 station, six miles due east from Phoe | nix,
Arizona republican., 1919-12-15

IF YOU really mean to be practical
 this Christmas why not give the au- tomobile owner of the family automo- bile insurance? The Arizona Fire In- surance company has the very insur- ance you want. Go to the home com pany and have it explain it's full cov- craze policy on collision, property damage, theft and fire. Consider this If one should attempt to carry their own insurance they would have to compound their premiums at per cent for 25 years to have accumulated enough to pay the total loss under any one of the four coverages lost.
 ISN'T YOUR head literally spinning with the number of gifts you have thought of for Christmas giving, and yet you are undecided? Without a thought of dictating, but merely offer ing suggestion, we say Doris Hey
 mans" There is no mistaking the choice of the matron who will prefer above all other things, practical gift PyreX, plain or engraven, is one of the gifts she would choose. The glass dishes require less heat in baking. They come in sets of 16 pieces, the casserole, pie plate, bread pan, oval and round utility dishes and ramkins Odd pieces can be purchased if the set is not desired. Casserole also in DOT celain and Guernsey ware, at the Dor ris- Heyman Furniture company
Arizona republican., 1919-12-15

so MUCH thought has been spent in v assembling the collection of gifts at the Boston Store that one could not but choose correctly if they made their purchase there. In quest of a remem brance for particular woman to whom it is permissible that the gift bear the personal touch of the giver we would suggest something to wear" You know women. If you don't know them we will whisper a secret and that is that they would rather have silk or chiffon lingerie or hand embroidered batiste than any other thing unless it be silk hosiery. Chic blouses and hand some Christmas bags are other want ed gifts to be enjoyed during the holi- day season and for the season that fol- lows. Smart tailored suits, afternoon dresses and evening frocks might be included in the list and the big day light store has it's ready-to- espe- cially priced for Christmas shoppers.
 
 WITH a Navajo silver smith-con-
 W sidered the finest manufacturer on the reservation-working exclu- sively for the Graves Indian Shop it is offering quite the most artistic and beautiful jewelry of the kind we have ever seen. The most wonderful Navajo bracelets of original design are being wrought by the Indian jewder, some with elaborate turquoise settings others which rely on carving alone for beauty are being turned out by the artist. Rings, pins and other bits oi hand hammered silver are being manu- factured right in the shop and are attracting no end of attention "It the Indian makes it the Store of a Thousand Gifts has it." according to the well known slogan.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-15

DICTURE HER happiness on Christ < mas morning when she discovers her gift Dodge Brothers Sedan which she has so greatly desired! Can't you see her in your minds eye going over every delightful detail of the car, ad- miring it's appointments, its attractive plush upholstery, demonstrating how simple a matter it is to raise and low CT the windows and finding countless things to admire in the car for which McArthur Brothers have the agency. Every feature Is just as she would have 1t, she tells you, and her genuine joy adds to your own holiday cheer and contentment.
 OLD SPANISH combs give a dis V tinguished appearance to the ma irons and an alluring charm to the pretty maid. The combs. in jet, most difficult to secure are to be found at the De Marvel institute. Other at tractive combs, too, for holiday gifts.
 
 MOT fleeting gift of an hour, en- joyed and then forgotten, but a gift that transforms the labor of house. keeping into a pleasure-things oi usefulness that are even more tbar things of beauty, "a joy forever" Suct are the offerings to be found at the Bertram Electric company-every- thing in the way of electrical appli- ances, waffle irons. coasters, grills percolators and countless other devices which make for "the betterment O living" Make Christmas happy thu year around with an Eden washing machine.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-15

MORE PEOPLE than ever are buy A'A ing pianos In 1917 player pianos were purchased to the utter capacity of the player piano manufacturers. The player piano is the foremost, dominating piano of today. It has found it's place-filled a void in peo- ple's desires.
 In 1920 the shortage of player pianos is bound to be pronounced. IT you are contemplating the purchase of a player piano, we urge you to go to the Redewill Music company now. We urge you to go because we know that there you will get the kind of instrument that will bring you satis- faction, and that you will be protected to the best of their ability against high prices. The Redewill Music com pany will give convenient terms if de- sired
 A PPROVED by the states through 4 out the country. the Macbeth lens are now on the Arizona market. Cal Messner being the state distributor It is the one lens of quality-the one lens that adds rather than takes from the appearance of the car. The green visor gives the lens a smart touch and is satisfactory in the matter of light which is most essential to the cal driver.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-15

E,XCELLING in delivery as well as
 in every other feature, the Chew rolet is here. There is no question of Christmas delivery, Bert o. Brown assured us when we inquired whether he could absolutely promise a car for Christmas MT. Brown said he could not only guarantee holiday delivery but could give immediate delivery if desired. The Chevrolet does not need recommendation know it and if you do not we suggest, if considering a car, that you investigate this make. The 490 model is priced at sS60, while the baby grand model is being offered for s1450.
 WHEN the Phoenix Title and Trust
 company moved into its Adams street quarters three years ago not a few of the directors disapproved of the plan of taking over such a large es- tablishment and suggested that it be made half the size. Taking the view that in ten years they would have to enlarge the offices, the entire floor was kept. It was mighty lucky thing that was done for the place is much too congested as 1t is. The growth of the institution indicates the growth of the business which demon strates the satisfaction which it has given.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-15

A N ERA of prosperity is upon the land and the people are better blessed with the worlds goods than in the yesteryears. Everyone is shar- ing in the good times which have brought an understanding of things material and an appreciation of the beautiful Combine the practical and the artistic in the home which we ad- wise you to build of hollow building tile. infinitely more attractive than the ordinary common brick. It is machine made and better burned and has the advantage of allowing dead air space in the walls. The hollow tile makes the house warm in winter and cool in summer, facts to be reckoned with in Phoenix. Owing to the size of the tile and cheapness of laying, the con struction is less costly than brick, ac- cording to Vernon Clark. Mr. Clark says he has made many sales in this city and the surrounding country for the tile which is being used extensively for bungalows and cottages. A. G. Smith is now building eight dwellings with the hollow tile; w. J. Reser has six buildings in the course of construc- - tion; H. H. Shirley is using tile for a home, as are also William Osborn, Eudora Vestal and D. D. Williams. MT. Clark has received orders for two carloads for homes to be built in Peoria; two cars for Glendale and two cars for Chandler. As a suggestion g. home for a Christmas gift.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-15
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A LOT of you are rushing about like ]A mad these few remaining weeks before Christmas. so we are going to conserve time for you by listing a number of articles which might help a wee bit. Go to the Corner Drug Store. There ask for the Eastman Kodak for which they have the authorized agency, and if kodak is not to your fancy, turn your attention to the remarkable collection of Parisian ivory. If you do not care to give set, an odd piece or two will always be a welcome ad- dition to milady's dressing table. A secret we'd whisper is that every woman adores perfumes and powders and the Corner Drug store has them from the laboratories of the finest per fumes. both in this country and France. If it must be an impersonal gift there is candy, Whitmans. Johnstons. Browns Gunthers, the manufacturers of sweets that best please. Or if 1t is kiddie you wish to remember you need look no farther for there are dolls and dolls the kind that small girls best like to mother.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-15

THERE will be no end of festivities during the Christmas season. In anticipation of the gaiety which Yule tide brings, prepare your home to meet the demands placed upon it. There S a guest at luncheon, or dinner, some few drop in for tea or a late supper, any if your linens are not quite as you would have them you will be an- noyed. There is always one sure way of having the table cloth or doilies just so, and that is by having them laundered at the Arizona Laundry. The work is excellent and the linen as glossy as the day it was purchased. There is no wear and tare on the linens in the way they are handled by the Arizona Laundry.
 DAVID CASE, 73 years old, of Cherry D Valley, H.. probably holds no records for flights against time at De Palma like speed over prepared race courses, but one record he probably does hold is that for the longest tour in car driven by person of his age
 MT. Case has returned from a 4600- mile motor journey to Florida and re- turn. He drove his Franklin car, him. self, every mile of the way, and claims he hadn't the slightest fatigue to mar the pleasure of the trip, no matter how long mileage he selected for any given days run.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-15
THE RETAIL markets of the Phoe-

THE RETAIL markets of the Phoe- nix Wholesale Meat company rem der admirable service to the public Service counts during the rush of the holidays more than at any other time, and, when coupled with quality of the meats-the best-there is nothing more to take into consideration. Buy then at one of the local markets owned and operated by the company which in clude the Union Market, Valley Mar ket Hurley Market, Hackett Market, New Market. Hughes Market and Forage Pot Market.
 A N IDEAL gift is the ideal winter Ah cara coupe or sedan. The R. D. Roper Motor Car company has the agency for the Chalmers and the Max well cars. The Merry Christmas card will have meaning when it carries with it a closed car for a gift. 5G YUM! YUM! There are a lot of us
 A who think of the goodies when we think of Christmas and in the list of holiday things to eat the plum pud- ding takes a foremost place with mince pie a close second, while the pumpkin pie comes in for third place. If you want the best brand of one or all you will ask for Libby's. The Melczer company is the distributor for Libby s goods which can be had at all grocers. | Ask yours.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-15
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A PERSONAL gift is not always
 permissible. and yet there are just scores of folk we wish to remember on Christmas, especially this year when we are to have a good old fashioned holiday. We have returned to the good days of yesteryear and are pre- pairing to make this the happiest and merriest Christmas this old world of ours has ever known. We are going to give and give and give. and to some we would give a simple gift-a box of candy. But we wish the candy to be the very best in the land and will se- lect it as we would jewel. The Gen. tral Pharmacy, then, is the place to go. There they have Whitmans, John stons, Browns Ragtime and Cranes de- licious candies.
 DEFEND your home by roofing it with Johns- -Manville Asbestos Roof ing, which is so fire resistant that it gives full protection, even when laid over inflammable roofing construction The Phoenix Roofing company, T. J Smith, manager, which handles the Johns -Manville article, advises you to select your roofing, no matter what the building, with a clear sense of fire danger and with knowledge that it will endure against time and weather.
 
 WHAT is Christmas without candy W It simply isn't Christmas at all | There is every kind of candy you could think of packed in every con- ceivable manner at the Chocolate Shop, where it is delightful to have luncheon these busy shopping days.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-15

IN A FEW WEEKS the long looked
 for holiday will he here. Christmas will have come and will we be ready 10 meet it. Will all our pretty parcels be ready for delivery the night before Christmas or will we leave our shop ping until the last minute and spoil our holiday with the last minute rush. Shop now. Before they are all gone we would have you see the charming collection of imported beaded bags which you will find in the newest and loveliest designs and color combina- tions at the Fashion Millinery. One we noticed especially. It was in amber and green tints against a blue bead background and the double fringe was of blue. Another had brighter tones, brilliant red flowers worked in beads and still another featured a green color adornment with again the blue for the bag proper. silk hosiery is another Christmas offering of this shop.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-15
WHILE it has been extremely diffi-

WHILE it has been extremely diffi-
 cult to secure merchandise of any kind whatsoever. Hanny's anticipated the prosperous condition that would be ours and months ago placed their or der for merchandise suitable for gift giving. ln buying for their trade they realized they should not endeavor to purchase "freakish stuff but the practical. Do you know that every thing they sell is guaranteed? The matter of guarantee Is not merely by word but an actuality. A written guarantee is given with every article, in fact they do not consider a trans action completed unless the customer receives full value and wear. From the present indications Hanny's ex- pect to sell many overcoats and suits for Christmas-either the garments or the suit and merchandise orders. Hats also will be popular Christmas gifts. | especially the heavy velour, which are priced at $15. Bench made Crossett shoes is another excellent gift sugges- tion, we believe, while box of Luxite socks, Dents gloves from the light dress at $3.50 to the more expensive full line gauntlet for motoring would also made desirable gifts. For this year Hanny's has rather expanded in the matter of bath and lounging robes, which they have in fine silk affairs at i $47.50 and others less expensive i Blanket robes in all the attractive colors are there as low as s9. Kaiser 1 neckwear, leather coats or vests mackinaw, sweaters, travelling sets
 Romeos, Pullman slippers, everything
 a man might want is to be found al | Hanny's. Go no further.
 i K FER AND SMALLEY, in both theil
 Phoenix and Mesa stores, have pro
 vided for the holiday season with {
 large stock of Kimball pianos, player pianos and phonographs, in addition tC
 which the Mesa store is carrying al
 extra stock of Columbia phonographs and Solo Concerto player pianos. Thi. is the first introduction of this player
 in the valley and the first reputable player sold for anywhere near tn,
 price. The instrument is made by tht
 H. s. Bay company of Chicago. MT
 Kerr recently made business trip t,
 Los Angeles where he purchased 1; large stock of ukuleles, banjos, guitars
 violins, comets, bugles, accordians ant
 in fact all small musical instrument especially for the holiday trade. Tn
 big musical feature of Christmas i
 music-and music of all kinds is ob
 tainable from Kerr & Smalley Tn usual easy terms will be observed fo Christmas shoppers.
 H AID YOU thought of the Ceiling Vehicle and Hardware company a 2 a holiday shop? The men know abou | it. of course, and you women should too, who are looking for penknives an
 scissors and things of that calibr, Rifles, shotguns and ever so man D wanted gifts, such as you had nc thought of are there.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-15

IF YOU are a clever woman you will keep up the standard of the home even during the strenuous shopping days that precede Christmas. You will see to it that only Pettids bread is served at your table. Order your Christmas fruit cake now and do not weary your self by baking a cake which can be sur passed by a professional baker like Pettid.
 DESPITE the fact that the shops
 have never shown a more remark able collection of Christmas gifts-the matter of selection is a problem. The appropriate gift sAust be chosen something that is in good taste, neither a meaningless frippery nor a too use full gift. We found just the thing at the McNeil company in gold and silver pencils. They come in two sizes, and are the round type-engraved or plain. A suitable gift that would be appre- ciatedeby a man or woman.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-15

THE CAREFUL housewife will have
 one name on her. list. She will do her marketing surely at the Bon Ton Market, where prices lower than else where prevail. Service excellent and cuts of meat desirable.
 PARTICULARLY striking in beauty and workmanship are the boots we noticed at Diehl's-smart colored ones, which add so much to the completeness of the costume. They come in grays, browns, and field mouse, with both military and Louis heel. The prices range from s11.50 to $20.00.
 AT SURPRISINGLY low prices the 4 Blasingame nursery is offering its cut flowers and ferns and its nursery stock, including outdoor plants and fruit trees. For Christmas 1t will of fer poinsettia, primrose. sycleman and other Towering plants. The town quarters is on Van Buren street and First avenue, opposite the postoffice The telephone number is 1494.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-15

THIS IS addressed to the young man.
 "No matter what your plans for the future they are sure to include the building some day of home of your own. Most men are inclined to pro crastinate, but the time is now. It is pleasant to wake up on Christmas and find yourself landlord. Far better is it, though, to have a life partner with which to share the landlordship, nome and all that this means. Save and scheme, for this plan for the future should come first Take your build ing plans to the experts of the J. D. Halstead Lumber company, Five Points, and it will be much easier with them, as aids and advisers. The time of year when you want to make her a present is approaching. There IS no shortage of material despite reports to the Contrary. The Halstead Lumber company is able to supply all demands having purchased months ago with the knowledge of the building boom which was certain. The time to build is now and the announcement would be the best of all gifts on Christmas morning. ONE MAY think of a thousand gifts for the home and not one of them quite so appropriate to the season or so uncommon as lamp, so by all means let stately, beautiful lamp radiate with the spirit of Christmas, the fine subdued glow of modern lighting in every home. The very lamp O holiday cheer we found at Ford -Levy's, where they have charm ing collection worthy of every gift
 giver'S special interest. Lovely floor lamps with unusual shades as well as
 desk and table lamps. Then those
 other gifts that create a place of their
 own in the home niche that nothing else can fill because through season
 after season they stand as reminder
 of someone's love and care. We mean ''gifty" furniture-a clever desk, per haps; comfy Morris chair, or smart
 reed and tapestry furnishings for the living room.
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Arizona republican., 1919-12-15

COMPETING that. will be gift for O the year and the years to come and that's a camera. Snap a picture of someone for whom you care-take a scene you may some day wish to recall-its a gift for you at home and while on your travels. The Adams Pharmacy handles the Eastman and Ansco cameras. Of interest to Christ mas shoppers will be other offerings of this pharmacy-its leather goods, it's tourists writing sets and its delicious candies
Arizona republican., 1919-12-15

RRIMFUL sof Christmas possibilities ~ is Hyders. There you will find ev- erything man would desire, ties of most attractive coloring, design and fabric, silk socks of exceptional qual- ity, travelling bags and collar boxes, smoking jackets and comfortable lounging robes, while women's wants can be satisfied with furs just received for holiday gifts. The grace and charm of a fur invariably lends at traction to any woman. Hyder's have modish furs that range in price from s25 to s100.
 TT MAKES a world of difference if
 one has his digestion. Ever stop to think what very great deal digestion has to do with disposition and how we need to have both in good order on Christmas? If your teeth are "out of order" your digestive system will be in the same condition and your holi- day spoiled. What pleasure is there if you are experiencing pain? Before you are in real trouble avert it. Make an appointment with Dr. Morrison Skilled workmanship is the watchword of the sanitary system dentist. | A RE YOU preplexed as to what tc
 give this Christmastide If so gc l to Friedman's and select a jewel, 2 1 silver article or bit of crystal HERE it is agair-the Christmas sea
 son. There are always number of people who find it very difficult tC i determine the gifts that would mos | please. If they would only decide tt go to Talbot and Hubbard's they would find any number of acceptable offer. ings for both men and women. Ther, are clever carving sets. attractive cas seroles, useful percolators and full stock of ever wanted aluminium ware Pocket knives, guns and all sorts O cutlery might also be included in tn, suggestion list.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-15

ONE CAN never go wrong in giv- V ing woman linens. But the indif- ference of being merely mot wrong becomes the difference of being really just right" if one chooses the linens at Korricks. The unusually large and : attractive assortment offers many suggestions for gifts as practical and serviceable as they are dainty and ap propriate. Handsome Madeira linens in luncheon sets of the finest round thread pure Irish linen. exquisitely hand embroidered in charmingly artis- tic design. Japanese luncheon sets in blue and white, pretty, too, and req
 sonably priced, while imported linen dinner sets of double warp Irish da mask are being featured for holiday shoppers. Korricks have special values in linens that cannot be duplicated.