Arizona republican., 1920-04-05


 ready-for you and you may turn with confidence to the shop in the knowl- cage that there you will find an agree able range of choice in the type of clothes best suited to your individual temperaments. There are the Hirsch Wickwire suits built on distinctive lines and to know that they are car red by John Hyder recommends the quality. Hats correspondingly correct and properly priced while shirts, hose, neckwear and all the little accessories of the spring outfit are of the type enc would connect with the well dressed man.
 CPRING. the forerunner of summer.
 suggests the vacation period, the play time of the year to the tired busi- ness or professional man, the weary society and club woman. It is also rest and recreation time to the girl who is employed and to each and everyone of them we ask have you started to save for the summer out irg? If you have not--it is the time to do so. The National Bank of Arizona savings department offers the solution t, you for the necessary money to meet your vacation expenses.
 TRIBOLETS Market at 15 East
 Washington street has just emerged from most successful winter business. Their market, you know. is an innOyation-Someth different from the usual run of meat markets. White finish prevails throughout, and cleanliness together with quality and excellent service are the main fea- lures. The public generally appreciates this fact and every day during busi- ness hours crowds frequent the market
 Tribolets also conduct the most modern abattoir in the state of Ari- Zona. Shipments are made to the four corners of the state daily. Their plant. located as it is on the Arizona Eastern sible facilities for the correct handling Of meat products. Their shipments are loaded directly on the express cars which pass the plant. On account of this and other features Tribolets en- joy the immense wholesale business. Visitors are always welcome at their plant at Portland station, six miles due east from Ptoenix.
 N. D. SMITH, a clever watchmaker
 and jeweler, whose place of busi-
 1 is in the Strand theater building
 quite an interesting stock of jew elry. There you will find delightful suggestion for the springtime gift.
 DIAMONDS were intended to adorn
 fair women and when exquisitely set in platinum fashioned in smart dinner rings-wonderfully artistic wrist watches or distinctive brooches are gifts incomparable. At Rosen- zweig's you will find just those things you denied yourself during the war period. There, too. you will take joy in the peaIls that have all the deli cacy of coloring only to be found in the deep-sea jewel.
 FOR breakfast. luncheon, dinner or an after the play supper we rec ommend the American Kitchen. TN this high cost of everything age it is a blessing that now and then we come across something that can be repaired. At Boehmer's Drug store we found this to be true in regard to is beyond repair Toehmer's can supply | you with the necessity having in stock Conklins, Sheafers, Parkers and Wat l ermans. Also full line of Eversharp 1 pencils. THE first electric washer that was i ever placed on the market is being | by Talbot and Hubbard, | who will handle the 1900 Cataract Elec- | U iC W dSHci ioi ttie Stdt All llltf SdSS in the output has made it possible to supply IT achines for the western trade. The copper tub is exceptionally large | and will hold four sheets more than any tub on the local market. There is 1 no wood to warp and the machine being constructed of metal is not affected by alkal. The swinging wringer. and the many other desirable features will be readily grasped when you see the ma chine demonstrated at Talbot and Hub bardS