Arizona republican., 1920-06-28

THE ARIZONA REPUBLI ITO BE able to see the gown just ,.-
 complete as when it will be mad to your material is the innovation brought to Phoenix by Mrs. J. C. Wright of the Wright Shop. Mrs Wright has just received from New York the new fall models so delight fully different from what we have been wearing. For the present Mrs. Wright is offering a special rate on crisp or gandies and ginghams so necessary for summer wear. There is no addi- tional charge for hemstitching which is done in the shop which is also equipped to do pleating.
 A DOPING the spirit of service-the
 Central Bank is attracting more women patrons than any other bank ing institution in the city. Always eager to render aid, it has gained reputation of helpfulness that is mak ing itself felt by increasing the number of it's patrons. To do for one and then do more, appears to be the popular policy. It is the one place to start ones savings account-where the small depositor is made welcome. THE Boston Store advocates shop
 ping in the morning, when it is cool anu pAGaSdiAL- bul IL NO4tQ tdNt d tat3 and another day. and still another day. for you to buy all you would wish to purchase at the daylight department store. You will be particularly inter ested just now in the sale of lingerie, lovely soft crepes, with lace and rib | bon motifs, and also fine Philippine embroidered underwear. The white sale now in progress offers excellent values in organdies, nainsook. long cloth. sl1irtings- white. in fact, in the shop that appreciates it is the only thing to wear in summer. The sale is not by any means limited to white goods, but extends to every de- partment-the half price and less cut | in the tailored costumes. afternoon | gowns, sports suits and the daintier 1 frocks, furnishing wonderful oppor- | tunitieS for a complete wardrobe for | those who are leaving town at less 1 than half of what the cost would have 1 been a short time since. There's a i discount on practically, everything l listed in the shop.
 l ONE of the strongest financial insti- V tutions of the southwest is the Ma 1 tional Bank of Arizona, with almost l forty honorable years behind it ana | what is equally valuable as Q back i ground setting. abundant capital | and gigantic resources. The National 1 Bank of Arizona has had a foremost 1 place in the upbuilding of Phoenix l and Of the development of the valley l It has always been as conservative as was necessary to preserve its integrity 1 and as liberal IS good banking prac- 1 ticeS permit.
 l A Iart of the signature of it's ads is Your Financial Friend" The National Bank of Arizona has been all that. l There are many kinds of friends. and | all of them may be good ones. There l is the indulgent friend and there is the l ind who may be helpful-the friend whose l greatest service to a friend is to help him to help himself. That is the part of a good bank, and that is the kind of 9, friend the National Bank of Arizona has been to thousands of business men l and farmers of the Salt River valley and Arizona.
 So appreciative has been the com 1 munity of the service of the National Bank of Arizona that it now finds il necessary to increase its space and it's | facilities to take care of its rapidly l growing patronage.
 UDROTECT us by thy might" That
 is the attitude of the people of Arizona toward the Phoenix National 1 Life Insurance company as evidenced | from the number signing with the new l company. Although in business but i four months. the Phoenix National | Life has already written half million dollars worth of business. Naturally 1 it has made itself felt as power in
 that it has financed various projects 1 throughout the state, the policy of the
 company being to invest the funds oi
 the company in Arizona securities. II
 follows that the more money paid ir
 for premiums paid in the state, remain
 in the state.
 Business and professional men in al
 parts of Arizona have become inter
 ested in the activities of the company
 and are participating in the benefits
 which accrue through the operation oi
 a strong financial institution, definite
 Iy committed to a policy of helpfulness
 With such substantial backing it is not surprising the company has ganeo
 the confidence of the people who de-
 mand that they ''know the company
 before signing with it. The home of
 flee is located at BOP North Centra
 avenue.
 MO business in the Salt River Valley ~ has grown more rapidly than that of the J. D. Halstead Lumber company which was established in Phoenix only a few years ago, maintaining a single yard It is now the owner of thirteen yards in seven counties of the state and every community where it has located it has had a marked influence in the solution of the difficult housing prob lem The methods of this company have stimulated the nome owning movement both by precept and by the furnishing of lumber at the lowest pos sible rates and on the most satisfac- tory terms. If there were carried or 1 throughout the nation what the J. D Halstead company is advocating ano practicing in the various communities of Arizona where it is operating, there would now be no need of great political parties calling attention to the short age of homes. and the opportunities of the profiteer would be greatly les sened. But the Halstead company is making Arizona a home-owing political subdivision and thereby it is making it a subdivision Of better citizenship, fol the home-owner feels an interest in his community and in his state that the man not thus anchored to the sou can not feel. It is not given to those in l all lines of business, thus to ontribute to the good citizenship movement.
 
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