Arizona republican., 1920-07-03

him to help himself. That is the part of q good bank, and that is the kind of 3. friend the National Bank of Arizona has been to thousands of business men ; and farmers of the Salt River valley | and Arizona.
 So appreciative has been the com munity of the service of the National ! Bank of Arizona that it now finds 1t 1 necessary to increase it's space and it's facilities to take care of its rapidly | growing patronage.
 A REFRIGERATOR must be some HA thing more than a box for ice and | a place to store food declared house keeper who had just purchased Leonard Cleanable refrigerator from and was telling us it's many good points. "A Leonard is scientifically constructed, thoroughly well made, sanitary refrlg- orator with a constant circulation of pure. cold dry air" In speaking of the construction she called attention to the fact of the excellent sanitation features The Leonard with it's one-piee porce- lain lining is as easy to clean as a china dish, she said.
 UpROTECT us by thy might" That
 is the attitude of the people of Arizona toward the Phoenix National Life Insurance company as evidenced from the number signing with the new company. Although in business but four months, the Phoenix National Life has already written a half million dollars worth of business. Naturally it has made itself felt as a power in that it has financed various projects throughout the state, the policy of the company being to invest the funds Of the company in Arizona securities It follows that the more money paid in for premiums paid in the state, remain in the state.
 Business and professional men in all parts of Arizona have become inter- ested in the activities of the company and are participating in the benefits which accrue through the operation of a strong financial institution, definite ly committed to a policy of helpfulness.
 With such substantial backing it is not surprising the company has gained 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 Central 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 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 i'll the solution of the difficult housing prob lem. The methods of this company have stimulated the "home 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 on throughout the nation what the J. D. HalStead company is advocating and practicing in the various communities | d. frNc t10u 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, for | the me-owner feels an interest in his ! community and in his state that the man not thus anchored to the soli can not feel. It is not given to those in all lines of business. thus to contribute | to the good citizenship movement. l LIE said: What are you going to dc II tonight?" She said, What would | one care to do on a hot summer night
 but motor" And they both said, Let's
 make it an Oakland Sensible Six
 ITO BE or not to be-how very many
 tunes We nave neSllateO not knOW- | ing what action to take. Had we con- 1 suited a ouija board what help We
 might have had. For one before go
 away this summer I mean to ask thf
 ouija board to tell my fortune and
 mean to be guided by what l am told
 At the Boehmer Drug store 1 dis
 covered that the boards could be pur-
 chased for a mere song-just s1.5O.
 THERE'S a little jewelry shop in th'
 | Strand theater building that offers
 an interested variety of gifts for we'd
 dings, birthdays, anniversaries or th'
 gift of gifts for no occasion at all. The
 shop is owned by w. D. Smith who i:
 quite an expert watch maker anC
 jeweler.
 K EEPING more than abreast of tn IA growth of the automobile bushes:
 in this community has been th' growth of the auto insurance bushes: of Carl Anderson of the Arizona Mu
 tual Insurance company. The policies , issued by MT Anderson cover losses bl
 fire. theft collisions or other acciden and it is insurance that insures. part of the equipment of every auto
 mobile owner should be one of Ander sons policies. That should especially
 be the equipment wanted by a woman , who is a little nervous. She would foe , more confident and would get more en
 joyment out of an automobile trip.
 
 eI ITO MOST any woman there comes , comforting sort of satisfaction il
 knowing that her hat possesses tn S outstanding features of the prevailing , smart vogue. Miss Kinzie who is To
 cated in the Wright Shop. 16 Nortl r. Second avenue makes study of mil n Iinery constantly keeping in toucl r with the trend of fashion. For instanc f she can take a bit of wool and in em {. broidcry conceives the IOVeliest O
 flowers and foliage. giving the ittl
 hand touches that lend her hats = distinctive charm.
 r NOW AND THEN one is impresse q with the real effort the shops mall % to arrest the further organizing O II prices. For instance. Korriclls is stag | ing true economy event in it's chi r collection of frocks correct for spor X street and afternoon wear. We mar
 vcled at the one-half reduction O $ clever costumes of georgette. crepe q j chine. tricolette. shantung. satin. siI = jersey and taffeta at this season Wne
 so greatly in demand for the Eoiu g away wardrobe and which can 5e nicCl I ufiIiZaF fpr autumn xyaar