Arizona republican., 1920-03-29

 CHARMING versions of springtime
 mode, inSouciantly youthful and refreshingly debonair convey the style thought of Mrs. J. c. Wright of the Wright Shop. Or if a tailored dress IS preferred she has attractive ideas. Mrs. Wright can do wonders with a dress of a by-gone season. too. Pleat- ing, hemstitehing, picoting. button and pinking are featured at the shop which is at Is North Second avenue.
 A TURN to the right will be made
 when one decides to consult Agnes kinzie. exclusive designer and mi1liner. Miss Kinzie, who is located in the Wright Shop, Is North Second avenue, has charming hats at less than down town prices. She will also build you hat from the frame up.
 
 TEACH your children the happiness
 of giving by allowing them to pre- sent some token of the Easter season to their little friends. Donofrio's has the most delightful and unique assort- rnent of bunnies, chicks, ducks, bas- Sets, Easter eggs and other novelties that we have eve- seen but what ap- pealed to us especially were the cum ming chocolate Easter eggs, decorated in flowers with the kiddies own name written on it. Orders for the latter variety of eggs should be placed at once.
 A T the beginning of the spring mo-
 toring season, you will naturally want a car-One that pleaSeS you in lines as well as workmanship. A mas ter mechanic built the Veile and mas ter conceived its octagon shaped body and carried out the octagon idea from its headlight to its tail light, and all through it's ultra smart and distinctive parts. It is clever car, one in which one could take pride in ownership. The Veile Motor Sales company is estab- lished at 306 North Central Avenue.
 MOTHERS little man has not been
 forgotten. Might have known that GoldbergS would not overlook the small folk in ordering their spring stock and believe me when I tellryou they have a complete store in a store. Every express has brought spring suits for the boys department-Russian blouse style with which pert Buster Brown collars can be worn, then belted suit Hike mans" that appeal to the juvenile and to mother as well, for they are built of all wool serge and cashmere, while others are of velvets. The prices range from S10 to $f2.50. Wash suits of cham bray and galatea-fast colors both are priced at from $2.50 to $500, while one-piece Oliver Twist suits may be had from s3.75 to $500. Boys from two to eight years can be fitted in coveralls of khaki cloth. blue denim. or striped cheviot at S2.00. The big boy. too, can be outfitted in Goldberg's juve- nile store. There they will find suits of all wool novelty mixtures in grays, tans and browns; shirts with latest novelty stripes with neckbands and collars attached: various styles of hats, good looking neckwear. A word must l<- sl k L. -1~ | IA. wearable qualities and looks. It comes in white, chocolate brown and black MYTH spring one is invariably con-
 fronted with their many social ob- ligations. While the desire is always keen to go-one is not always inclined to entertain. It isn't lack of hospital ity, but the bother of doing things at home. The Chocolate Shop offers re- lief from the fuss of entertaining by taking over the responsibility, carrying out every detail if so desired. Some Of the most attractive affairs of the sea- son have been given there. lovely lunch cons and after the matinee teas. and as the season advances the cool shop gives promise of being more in vogue rendezvous for society. The Chocolate Shop is receiving scores of orders for Easter, and we know of dozens of debutantes who will receive boxes of sweets from there on Easter morning. TT is a real joy to entef a candy shop and not be reminded of the cost of sugar by the exorbitant price asked for sweets. We don't know how they do it, but they do sell the most delicious chocolates at the Phoenix Candy Kitch- en for 65 cents a pound. Think of it. Ask for "Dennison's Famous Choco- lates" and you will have proof posi- tive that one man has come rightly by L 1I.< ~I-@- f,x~. OuS and are daily becoming more so. There, too, you can secure Easter cam dy novelties, and while in the shop fountain drink will refresh you. Their creams and sherbets are exceptionally good, the ingredients are the best, and the result is pleasing. They have con- ceived ideas in the way of fancy spe- cials which you would do well to try. THE last minute gift is as inevitable as the fly on the jar of honey you simply can't escape, no matter how hard you've thought nor how far ahead you've planned. When this occurs run to the pepfume counter of the Sun Drug Store and order a bottle of Roger and Gallett's or Flyers or Voi-lay. Or if you wish candy what could be better than Pig'n Whistle or Christopher's? When every dollar counts, as 1t does during Eastertide when one wishes to remem- Der this one and that with a gift, it is we'll to do your purchasing where the dollar goes fartherest. The Sun Drug Store, the only independent drug store in the city, is the place to buy. With it's cut-rate policy it is even selling for less than cut-rate drug stores on the coast. The public is fast learning this is true and will find it so in gifts as well as drugs,
 nIFFICULT to distinguish from the v genuine are the Bengal Oriental rugs which are now being offered by the Ford Levy company. These rugs possess all the features which have rendered Oriental rugs so much ad- mired throughout the centuries. They have the same softness. the same firm ness of texture and that soft coloring to which rug makers have so often aspired without reaching it.
 There is also on display at the Ford Levy company splendid line of Old Hickory furniture for which the sea- son is now approaching. People will shortly be passing more of their time on porches to which this furniture will lend peculiar attractiveness.
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