Arizona republican., 1920-06-28

looking into our needs we found Hart mann wardrobe trunks so amply equipped as to conveniently carry, in addition to garments, all the little ac- cessories. Every detail of the Hart manns making has a thoroughness of quality calculated to give a long term Of gratifying service and hard usage.
 HERE is a bit of history-modern AA history for it only takes you back to the year 1893. It was in the spring of that year that H. H. Franklin began to manufacture castings by a process first used by him and which was a wide departure from any method pre- viously employed. By the use of this process. which later became known as die casting, it was possible to produce for the first time irregularly shaped parts both accurately and in volume, and which required no machining be- fore assembling.
 The business, begun in. a very mod est fashion, continued to grow slowly
 but surely. and in 1902 the H. H. Franklin company began the manufac- ture of automobiles in addition to die
 casting. The two distinct lines of made in the Franklin shops ever since, although each so far as organization and personnel are concerned has been | independent of the other
 | In order to further the expansion | plans now under way at the big Syra-
 cuse plant where 4.400 persons are em- ployed, the die casting business and | the manufacture of automobiles will I travel separate paths from now on. The area of the present Franklin ! factories, covering a floor space or more than g acres, is in sharp con
 trast to the small back room where Mir. Franklin first began business a quarter Of a century ago.
 I THERE is one thing that the success ful merchant must keep in stock l and sell with every article he sells. l That is satisfaction. The reason so many merchants fail is because they do
 not keep up their stock of satisfaction. | But there is always plenty of it al ! Hanny's." The patron takes ihs pur- 1 chase away with the knowledge and confidence that he has secured the 1 best he could buy for the money and at
 a price as low as the kind of goods with | which satisfaction is thrown in can be purchased anywhere. In this briet i space attention may not be called to all | the things "Hanny's" has to give with satisfaction. but only those that are | seasonal, climatic and vocational: Earl ' & Wilson shirts, Palm Beach. Shan l tung and flannel suits with extra pants. The price of F. & W. collars, | by the way. has dropped to 25 cents. f For vacation uses there are Murphy trunks. the last word in this indis- ! pensable article of q vacation outfit ! dresser trunks, packing trunks as low
 IS SIS; bags at prices ranging from
 S7.50 to $100-good ones at $40; suit ! cases ranging in price from the ineX- ! pensive mating at S2 to the cowhide 1 case at S65. There are also bench l made Crossett shoes at SIS. including the fashionable brogue and oxfords 1 built after q heavy style. though
 dressy, and dressy white duck a s low
 as g.
 ] THERE was a time when the auto
 mobile was an automobile and nothing more-a self propelled vehicle
 that could be started and would likely
 run for some time. The less likely it
 was te stop without the consent of the
 driver the better it was believed to be
 Tn those times little attention was given to refinements or to the comfort of the occupants. The Velie was one of the ! pioneers in refinements without the sacrifice of any of the other qualities after which makers had striven. It was one of the earliest cars to exhibit class and it has since been a foremost exhibitor. The owner of a Nelie has
 always felt that he was the owner Of a
 ear of which he might be proud and
 lIso in which he might feel confidence
 The Nelie is offered by the Nelie Motor
 Sales company. Charles X. Peterson,
 ga5 North Center street. There are
 two models of the Nclic. 34 and the
 small model. 4S