Arizona republican., 1920-07-03
Shops Ot Summertime Q

Goodrich equipped machine is actually a money and temper saving institu tion. simpson never tires of talking Goodrich tires.
 ONCE upon a time there lived in V Phoenix woman who did not know where to buy her bread
 You say it's a fairy tale
 Well of course it is because every woman knows the place to buy not only bread but pies and cakes as well is Barker's.
 WHEN warm weather comes appe-
 W tites begin to flag. and one has always go to the Ramona Candy Kitchen for our lunches, for every thing served there has a flavor that charms. Their ice creams and foun- tain conceptions are particularly re- freshing and always, too, of tempting flavor.
 i A N EXPERT operator-clever at hair A dressing and facial work. is in charge of the Jefferson Hair Store, To- cated in the Jefferson hotel All the newest modes of hair work are kept and manufactured at the shop. Mrs. Hawthorne, who has the management of the Adams Hair Store, also directs the newer establishment.
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 sistent as the days wax warmer and all day picnics and picnic suppers are first in the order of things. l Whether it is the desert luncheon or | supper, the affair at home or at the 1 club deIicacies are desirable You will want olives and you will want the 1 Munson brand. Ask your grocer for Munsons-the Mammoth and Jumbo l grades.
 
 l IN ORDER to be sure of the delivery A of the car by autumn. the wise buyer I will place his order for d Ford with l MT. Edward Rudolph before many days 1 have passed. Car delivery has been l problem that has not yet been solved,
 so to play safe" follow the old idea
 of the holidays and place your order
 early. With d Ford average 20 miles
 to the gallon and the price of gasoline l advancing, one can readily understand | the demand for the little car. Another
 reason for the growing demand for the car Is that all the cars for the past
 six months or more have been equipped
 with the Henry Ford electric starter.
 The Ford coupes and sedans have be-
 come so popular that 25 per cent of
 the output of the Ford factories will
 be closed cars. It is interesting to
 note that the output of the factories
 ending July 31 of this year will be
 million cars, while after August 1 the
 output will be increased to a million
 and d half.
 Il. DIFFICULTY in buying the last few years has taught us that the 1ogi- cal thing to do is to place our orders when they can be filled. It will inter
 est you then to know that the Barrows
 Furniture company has received d shipment of the Whittall Anglo Per
 sian rugs so charming for a living
 room. Knowing that one can not rely P on continued shipments and that only limited supply has been received, a
 number of clever women have made f 1 their selection of the rug for which F the Barrows Furniture company are : the exclusive agents. and which is ad : , 1 mittedly the greatest line in America. The company is also showing most at !, | tractive Peerless Body Brussels in : chintz patterns that are ideal for bed ?
 room use and an interesting display of . every type of porch furntf%re is to be found at Barrows.
 EOR YOUR own sake, mothers of
 men of tomorrow. we want to tell
 you of the many worth while things
 in the juvenile department of Gold
 berg's. Ever so many clever wash suits o that make washing easy-sturdy wool
 suits for boys of all ages we noted and. continuing our rounds, we found : hats for the tiny tots of Panama. Milan. straws of different types and q even washable ones. There, too, you T can complete the wardrobe of the little | folk with stockings or hosetts. shirts,
 
 = cluding the washable Palm Beach d fabric, is another item at Goldberg g $ and. of course. the essential bathing U suit and cap for the summer season.
 And by the way. Goldberg's is the au
 thoriZed agent for the Boy Scouts Of " America. We advise that you watch fl the papers for Mothers Day, which [. falls on Friday. Mothers Friday of II each week, remember,
 Q ONE of the newer cars in the local q V market is the Wescott which in 2 the short time the agency has been es- e tablished in Phoenix. has made most lt successful appeal to those of fastidious
 tastes who include appearance, speed
 perfection in detail and comfort, and e all within d reasonable cost. Q THE Car with Foundation" is the U A title applied popularly to the Com : monwealth, now sold by the Geo. II y Reuben Auto company and which has y already been most favorably received e in F%oenix and vicinity. as it has been IS everywhere it has been introduced II The Commonwealth is a car without l. the disastrous aftermath that makes l. the purchase price of so many other o cars only d small part of the cost S When one buys and pays for Com h monwealth he has paid for it. - All the features Of the Common wealth cannot be mentioned here, but l. these are the ones which first suggest
 themselves to the prospective pur-
 CIdSeI. lile SOllQ ledlitI lCIr AiAt oct-N il leather cushions. the big oversize tires o and the heavy chassis. The fenders " are of No. steel and reinforced and
 braced underneath. The ignition sys
 tenn is the Atwater- Kent. The elegant n, and graceful lines of the car appea " to all The car is reasonably priced < and is sold on a closer margin oi I profit than ordinary.
 - TT IS the little details that tell in the V home and we do not know anyone H who is more helpful in suggesting that
 which is correct than Vernon l.. Clark. o A feature on which he lays special
 stress is the tile mautel and hearth and ~ he has d number of pretty glazed tllcs
 from which 10 select with the idea O. '. producing perfect harmony. We re- '' member before MT. clark went in busi 1 ness that all the mantels were of com M mon brick while occasionally We found
 q home with q pressed brick mantel. 10 Then came Mir. Clark who advocated N the glazed tile of coloring to core Y spond with the home furnishings such 'l as VOL would want. There is build - ing activity now but it will be greatly 9 multiplied during the months of Aug"