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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-13
Purola Medicated
Plaster

For sore lungs and various kinds Of
Inflammation. whether due 70 cold or
swelling - Purola Medicated Plaster
tsnds 70 give quick relief. II IL .
siliclous earth preparation with boric
acid, glyesrin and other antisepties added
to make an effective pouitios for redue-
Ing Inflammation.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-10
SUNDAY AIR FLAMING
 GETS JOHNSON FINED

No one thing has caused more dissatisfaction in Philadelphia re- gently than the arrest and tining of Aviator Johnson, who recently visited the city and took our citizens for ride at so much per. Being here over Sunday he accommodated those who wanted to ride on that day, and con- seuuently was hauled before Esq. J. Al len Fair, charged with Sabbath break ing. and fined $1.00 and costs, or a total of ten dollars The citizens gen. erally felt that this action on. the part of the law was very much uncalled for, and George Grayson took it upon himself to place the matter before Governor Brough, and the following letter was received yesterday by MT, Grayson. and the same is self-eXplan atory:
 Replying to your letter of April first to the governor relative to a case against Aviator C. Eugene John son, wherein he was fined one dollar and costs, totaling nine dollars and SIAlN live NtllS, dS IiQCH dS l itSitI it, the only thing the governor could do, would be to remit the fine of one dollar which would make eight dol lars and siXty-five cents to be paid, as the governor has no authority to re lieve the costs in any case.
 However, am at loss to know under what statute the justice fined Mr Johnson 1 talked with Attorney General Arbuckle about this matter, Saturday afternoon, and he had the same opinion about it that had and suggest for the principle of the thing, that the best thing to do to defeat the payment of the costs, which is the paramount issue, am sure, would be to appeal it to the circuit court and we both feel that if he did, he would have no trouble in winning the case or having it dismissed. At any event, l would appreciate it if you would advise me what action you desire to be taken in the matter
 Very cordially yours,
 ''Jno. l.. Cartre,
 Private Secretary"
 Philadelphia Daily News
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-10
NAzARENES HOLD
 4 REVIVAL HERE

Evangelists c. F. Owen and R. M. Parks of the Church of the Nazarene will begin a series of evangelistic meetings under a tent on the court house yard at Conway on tomorrow. Three services will be held Sunday, at II a. m. and 3 and 7:3O p. m. Week day services will be held twice daily at and 7:30 p. b. The evangelists will be assisted ,by their wives, Mrs. Byrdie Owen and Mrs. Allie Parks. and other workers of the denomina- sion. Vocal and instrumental music will be special feature of the ser vices. Arrangements for the meetings were made by Rev. J. E. Moore, dis trict superintendent of the church. a former Vilonia young man.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-10
MATTISON EXPRESSES
 THANKS TO WHITES
Editor Log Cabin Democrat:

Editor Log Cabin Democrat:
 Please allow space for a few words of response to the action set forth by the business men of Conway in We'd nesday's Log Cabin Democrat. 1 am glad to hear them manifest their rela- tionship towards us in safe guarding our welfare
 Our county has been free from riots or racial feeling and we hope to re- main peaceful.
 The effort set forth by MT. Tom Davis, president of the Commercial Club, to Dr. Reynolds ot Hendrix Col Aege respecting our peaceful relations, deserves much attention.
 The colored people of this county are peaceable, quiet, honest, law abid- ing and fairly intelligent citizens and need to be encouraged to make better citizens, and to recieve such encour agement from such a source means better times in Faulkner county. We need better schools and better teach CTS, better churches and to buy land and build good homes.
 am pleased to speak O the splen- did cooperation we are receiving to support the colored work in farm dem onstration work.
 We hope for prosp rous year, one that is peaceful, happy, and full of encouragement to make better clti- xens. Respectfully,
 E. T. Mattison
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-10
FREEMAN SELLS HOME

George A. Freeman has sold his res idence property on the corner of Prince and Davis streets, known as the Burr place. to R. E. Womack of the Conway public schools MT Wom- ack and family will occupy the place as their home, MT. Freeman and fam fly will leave in about a week for Cal ifornia to make their home. Their daughter, Miss Joy, has been in that state for the benefit of her health for several months.
 nnnl Llanl.s fnr sale al this nfficn
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-10

A system regulator is medicine that purifies and strengthens the li- Prickkly Ash Bitters is one of the be of these It drives out unhealthy conditions, promotes activity of body sound sleep and cheerful spirits Price s125 per bottle. Florence Drug Co, Special Agents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-10

Legal blanks for sale at this office
Arizona republican., 1920-11-22

TT did not require few days devoted A to a reception for Phoenicians to be- come acquainted with The Parisian. At the initial opportunity of meeting the credentials were presented for one had but to step. into the House of Youth" to recognize in it a new bazaar of styles and one truly acceptable The soft gray of the shop, unrelieved ex- cept for the touch of gold in the wall medallions. is an admirable background for the really exquisite frocks and frills and furebelows we noted there. A flattering greeting, overwhelming in its cordiality, is being extended the Pari- sian, for the women of the city are reveling in the correctly turned out suits, the unusually fetching frocks for the tea hour, the youthful evening gowns embroidered in metal threads, the blouses-pictures of daintiness and rich with the newest suggestions. The underthings of soft silks and crepes with a touch of ribbon, flower motif or bit of lace. are in keeping with the exquisite daintiness of the shop that draws like a magnet those who love the beautiful The hats express chic originality. cunning artifice and a complete knowledge of style and with skillful art have been conceived to lend the wearer the youthful look that most of all appeals. All in all The Parisian bids fair to fame. combining al that is
 most artistic in its productions whether
 bit of lingerie, a frock for functions,
 clever tailored suit or a modish hat. | The House of Youth Is on Adams street, near Central avenue.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-22
pEGGY Paige and Peggy Paige. Jr

pEGGY Paige and Peggy Paige. IT..
 To just repeat the names bring to mind with a rush the picture of a group of girls in stunning frocks of straight youthful lines, each different in type-ono perhaps with high color embroidery, making a charming path way round the hips and sleeve, another with metallic thread going in and out to form distinctive design with third slit here and there to reveal bit of satin The Peggy Paige dresses fea- turing tricotine, duvetyne, Poiret twill and satin arc being shown at the Swift Ser Style Shop, the authorized agent tor these exclusive models.
 One offered there on sale today is of blue tricotine with a beaded sash that is quite the most effective touch we have seen on any autumn dress. The beaded band is reflected again on the skirt running from the hem sev- eral inches on either side. The sleeves are outlined, too, with the band of beada-
 A brown. the apron skirt embroid- cred in threads of tan. was another chic model, while frock of blue, quite dark. was made dashing with bridge rcd plaid braid trimming.
 Switzers have exceptionally attrac- tive evening frocks--distinctive and beautiful.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-22

DRODUCTION of pure Irish linens is
 stin far below the demand so that 1t is a matter of importance when q shop can offer real Irish damasks, with emphasis on the real, at 20 per cent discount It is a complete stock. too, that is being offered at tempting prices at the Boston Store 4 specvial incentive to shop for Christmas now is the fact that in this collection of linens are many exquisite imported Maderias in luncheon sets and odd pieces that are also being included in the prevailing discount in the linen department. Some are Cluny lace trimmed while there are still others with bit of handwork in embroidery and outlined with filet lace with filet motifs. Tea napkins, tray cloths, towels, scarfs. and doylies glorified by hand work as perfect as the linen on which conceived are a few of the things we recommend as purchases for your own home as we'll as listing them for holiday gifts. The Boston Store is asking less than pre-war prices for many of these charming bits of linen. IF you will make visit to the in-
 surance agency of Carl H. Andey son and transact a little business with him you will sleep more soundly at night. 1ou Will not be dreaming that your house Is burning up or that some thief is getting away with your auto mobile. Why not transfer a part of your worries to Mir Anderson. He will
 assume them at a very reasonable rate. WHEN the occasion arises that re-
 quires fitting stationery. appropri- ately printed or engraved, it is a source of satisfaction 10 know that Bower company is equipped to render highly satisfactory service of this character. Conveniently located, at ss South Central. they always carry complete variety of samples of their work and the various styles of paper 10 assist the customers selection. Just phone 1923, if you cannot call, and they will be glad to send a salesman to servo your needs. Besides, Bower com | pany always carry a wonderful selec-
 tion of all of those little stationery needs that come up so that you can | depend on them to have just what you
 want, just when you want 1t. The best | part of doing business with Bower | company is their consideration for | their customers time and convenience | with a service that serves and satisfies | 4 CROSS the street from the Y. M c. 4. at 119 West Monroe street, is established T.. Thoma and Company
 the home of our district electric ligh' ing fixtures.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-22

no. you know the rules of the game?
 Whether she admits it or not. even to herself the Beauty Game" is one that every woman at some time plays.
 It is a game in which she should be- come an efficiency expert, for she owes that much to herself and to those who delight in seeing her attractive.
 Of paramount importance is the hair and 1t is generally conceded that an artistic wave does much to soften the features and lend that chic appearance so desirable. Too much trouble? Not at all if one has a permanent wave-a quite natural wave that lasts the life of the hair.
 The Permanent Wave Shop-106 west Adams street, in the Columbia Theater building uses the Nestle method perfected by MT. c. Nestle, the originator of the permanent wave idea in which only pure steam reaches the hair and which we can recommend as a safe and non-injurious method.
 The shop also specializes in sham pooing. marceling and hair dressing, and carries a stock of hair goods that represents the highest achievement of hair dressers art. There you will also find a complete line of Mime. Wilbur's s celebrated toilet preparations.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-22

COUNT LEO ToLSToI once said
 Let me see your residence and I will tell you your character" One can give real expression to themselves in the little things which adorn their dwell- ing place, the novelties that so delight people of taste and culture. Useful and exquisite articles that combine the arts of the east with the inventive skill of the west, make up the Wentworth Gift Shop in Ford-Levy's. An infinite variety of choice and carefully chosen porcelains, potteries, bronzes and a thousand and one other useful niceties conventional and unconventional in form-to harmonize with the house or apartment are to be found there and suggest not only the approaching holi- day, but the bridge prize or perhaps the anniversary gift.
 IN MEETING gift needs the first
 thought naturally turns to a jewel and If 1t is for a woman the gift idea is pearls. Benjamin A. Funk of A West Washington street is displaying lovely necklaces of pearl that defy de- lection from the real jewel. There too you will find clever silver cigaret cases and other suggestions in silver and gold.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-22

THE public believes implicitly in the
 goodness of Dodge Brothers motor vehicles because 1t has found in five years of experience that they are all they are represented to be. McArthur Brothers sell Dodge Brothers cars ex clusively in Arizona. Their new ser vice building, by the way, is fast near ing completion.
 OUT of the high rent district, we
 discovered a charming little shop that reminded us much of the speciality shops in the east that are gradually drifting westward. Tis particular place-the Phoenix Fashion Sbop-has a wonderful collection of smart suits clever odd skirts for wear with sport coat or the sweater, popussr tricotine dresses for day time wear and soft illusive evening frocks. No matter what you select it will be decidedly modish and the cost considerably less than the downtown shops. Having less overhead expense The Fashion gives the purchaser the benefit of the difference as you will find yhen you sign your chck. The address is 210 West Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-22

PERTRAM BROTHERS told me the
 story of the five servants in the home which you may know. It has to do with the many electrical devices which do the work of maids and every one we found we could secure from them. Washing without putting your hands in water; sweeping without dust; ironing without lifting heavy irons; to say nothing of the count less small devices that in one way or another tend to make life hveable for the housekeeper. Eden washing ma chimes. Simplex ironers, vacuum clean CTS, heaters, we know not what. in ad- dition to grills, coasters and the many other things that suggest Christmas is coming"
 There is nothing in the stock of Der tram Brothers that is not useful and in these days when the luxuries or yesterday have become necessities or today they are indispensable. It Is at Rertrams that one who is hunting for suitable seasonable gift will have all doubts removed.
 'TNIS not too late in the year for bulb
 planting so they told me at the Blasingame Nurseries, First avenue and Van Buren street. They also told
  known flower and vegetable that could be grown here and would gladly fur nish me with information should care to plant. Te nursery will feature cut flowers for Thanksgiving and ferns, too, of every variety.
 CHAMPAGNE is quite out of the
 question and yet we cannot get away from the fact that when 1t is a matter of refreshments the first thins we think of is what to have to drink Lisen-we have found it. It is a perfectly delicious draft cidar. We were introduced to 1t when we had a sandwich at the Rose Tree recently, l and since we have heard a lot of folk say they would not exchange Maier's s sweet and sparkling cider on draft for any drink in the world. Besides being pleasant to take" it is a nutritious and healthful beverage that everyone would fancy.
 Those who drop in the Rose Tree 1 for their monday sandwich invariably call for 1t and we have heard that evel so many people call with their little jug and take gallon home for the midnight supper.
 The Rose Tree is located at 15 West Adams street.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-22

THE RANCH HOUSE. 10OS North
 Central avenue, just north of Roosevelt, has quite taken away any thought of dining elsewhere on Thanks giving Day. From mid afternoon un- til B o'clock @ regular home Thanks giving dinner will be served which will attract those who delight in a dinner correct in all Its details. The Ranch House is also featuring unusual and interesting art objects, potteries and other gift wares for early gift seekers. Many gift-things available now will be missed as the season advances.
 THIS being the Thanksgiving period.
 it becomes the duty of all of us to do things to make pect3le thankful. This Is a sort of work that should be begun at home. Most people are worrying about the future; they are afraid that they will come to want. Even very rich men often dream that they are in the chill shadow of the poor house. One would be very thankful to be relieved of any such apprehension. and there is no surer relief than that afforded by an insurance policy in a well established and reliable company.
 The opportunity is offered by the Phoenix National Life Insurance com s1any, which has instituted Christmas Contest" hanging up large cash prize for the agent who writes the most business. You do not have to wait until Christmas. The contest is now on. Hunt up your favorite agent and have him write you a good policy in favor of your wife. Sh6 will be thank full next Thursday.
 CINCE the up-to-date woman has gone in for house management and the bookkeeping plan in the home, she Is ever so much more careful in her buying. She doesn't merely drop into any meat market for her supplies bu, makes a point of marketing where she can "do the best" At the Bon Tor Market she finds she can purchase bet ter meat at lower prices particularly so when she keeps her eye open foi | specials. The code of the business is | there's a reason"
 IN days of old. in days of gold, fl days of '49 the pioneers crossed the country in buckboards, but In the golden days of today the insistent de- mand is for the motor car-the most desirable type. The wonderful speed range and the ease of the Studebakel are features to be considered. while the gasoline and tire mileage are rec ognized as largely responsible, too, for the Studebalxer year" Whether it is the handsome Big Six, the Light Six or the clever Special Six, the Stude- baker will prove satisfactory. Barrel and Pottberg, 125 North First street are the Studebaker distributors
Arizona republican., 1920-11-22

JUST three months ago the Vance Bakery was established in Phoenix and yet long before that time the Vance bread was known to Phoenici- ans, having been received here daily from one of their bakeries on the South Side. The splendid quality of the bread advanced the patrons in such numbers that to supply the demand the local factory was opened with MT. Vance supervising the concern and insisting that the watchword in the kitchens be cleanliness" His hobby for having an immaculate kitchen has done much to make the bread popular as we'll as its high quality and fine flavor which makes it a nutritious food. Every grocer in town carries the Vance bread and it may also be obtained in Mesa and Chandler, where Vance Brothers operate bakeries.
 CACTUS candy never loses its inter V est and one can be said to be in terested in candy when it is made from 8 desert plant. Although widely ad vertised through the hundreds of thousands pounds of Donfrio's that has shipped east, there is still newness and fascination about the candy that makes it the most desirable of all
 
 they get used to the idea of desert confection they investigate the vari- ous ways it takes candy form and the type in which it is boxed for trade the plain cactus candy and the chocolate coated cactus plant. In that 1t is quite different from other candies 1t has a value of a gift all it's own.
 For Thanksgiving and Christma$ the candy will be greatly in demand and 1t is not too early now to place your orders for eastern holiday ship ment. Donofrio's, by the way, will be prepared to furnish your dessert on hursday-whether your choice is a delicious ice cream or sherbert, a mince pie or a fruit cake.
 VERY attractive pumps are being shown at the Nelson Shoe Com pany. while the charm of the important l dress accessory Is being enhanced by the smart buckles that they are also offering-and which, in themselves make charming Christmas gifts.
 | THERE'S an ideal way of putting thanks in Thanksgiving and that is | by purchasing the family a Chalmers 1 The R. D. Roper Motor company, 402- 414 North Central avenue. is the dls- l tributor for the Chalmers.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-22

AT GOLDBERG'S big busy boys
 store we saw some very keen out boys suits-and so reasonably priced. They come with two pair of full lined knickers-strictly wool materials in all the new fall weaves-browns, greens and heather. They are just the thing for boys who get fun out of roughing it, who romp, rollick and frolic-the full -blooded boy who is in for racing, baseball and the like. Then there's the tidy suits for tinier tots in serges, velvets and the ever popular Oliver Twist suits. There are waists for the little fellow and underwear and hosiery, too, of the very best brands. Brady sweaters and slipovers in col ors galore, made of woody yarns right from Mary's little lamb are there with caps to match If you so desire.
 CKII.L Is what counts and because of O its skillful staff the Rae shop has a fashionable clientele. Marcelling, manicuring. shampooing, facial mas sage, expert1y given, call leaders of the smart set to S1 South Third avenue. Electrolysis and scalp treatments are made a speciality. Telephone for an appointment 326O.
 COMMUNITY SILVER, so much ir
 vogue just now, Is being offered at special prices by N. Friedman at his jewelry shop at Central avenue and i, Washington street
 CLEVER looking footwear at Diehls-
 smart pumps, clever oxfords and the boot which has its demand.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-22

A $ Christmas gift beyond the
 moment we cannot fancy anything more desirable than the smart lug gage we noted at McDougall and Gaseous. The quality of leather is quite exceptional and there is every known want in the clever fitted cases that would appeal even to the woman who has everything. Wb<n you stop to consider that Christmas is just around the corner it is not too early to look over these clever cases nor the black seal bags and suit cases
 Speaking of luggage brings to mind that McDougal and Cassou also carry Hartmann wardrobe trunks, lovely. luxurious things with countelss inter esting features for clothes protection.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-22

NOT so long ago the National Bank ~ of Arizona erected O splendid
 structure-ample, dignified-in keep
 ing with it's business and yet with thought to the inevitable growth of its
 banking transactions. Yet it has be-
 come necessary to almost double the
 space and today the bank is being en- larged fat beyond the confines of even
 what the most far-seeing optimist
 could have imagined. This Is the di-
 rect result of continuous, progressive improvement and growth-it is the working out of cause and effect-it
 signalizes the public's cooperation and support. It gives in a word tang ibIe expression of the whole-hearted confidence and loyalty reposed in the National Bank of Arizona by the people of the city. the county and the state.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-22

THERE ls never an occasion but that
 flowers can give expression to the the Thanksgiving and the Christmas season. The Donofrio floral depart ment has all the glories of autumn in it's shop, featuring especially gorgeous, long stemmed chrysanthemums with which to decorate the Thanksgiving table. Gay. whimsical bowls of autumn flowers might better express your mood or perhaps a bit of Scotch heather or cycleman arc more to your liking. Whatever your fancy in flow srs, ferns or potted plants, you will find 1t satisfied in the Donofrio display and the treatment of flowers which is an item of note in any florist shop.