Arizona republican., 1920-03-29

THE suspicious moment for buying A an Edison Electric portable sewing machine is the between season when one can readily appreciate for how much less they can make crisp, pretty frock than purchase one. Without any effort-with ease, comfort and speed . the simple gown now being worn can be made. You can accomplish much 2 in single day by the powerful motor which operates the machine from any electric lamp socket. You sew with out strain and will find that you will make infinitely more of your clothes, and do more of your mending if you own little machine that can be stored E on the shelf or showed under a table. Ask for demonstration at the New Electric Supply and Fixture company.
 
 WHEN "Old Mother Hubbard Went
 w to the Cupboard" she would not have disappointed her pet canine if she had taken the precautions to see that her kitchen locker was finely built anu safely latched Hoosier cabinet. In de-igning a house a big mistake is made by those who prepare buiit-in and unsanitary closets for kitchen work A storehouse for delicate foods and utensils that eventually transport food and sometimes unhealthy germs to the digestive organs should be con . nate insects and vermin. Also, family
 
 occasionally desires to move and the Hoosier cabinet is a standard article that will fit in any kitchen or pantry . Figures will prove that besides being the most sanitary and convenient . kitchen article of it's kind. that 1t Is the more economical both in first and last cost.
 The Good Housekeeping Institution have endorsed the Hoosier cabinet and . like all good articles of its kind they will be found in AriZona's leading fur niture establishment, the Doris Hey man Furniture company.
 
 YOU can not always interpret your preferences in your home even though you have vast funds from I which to draw unless you give personal 4 attention to detail. In this connection q we have noted how many members Of A the fashionable set make their own lamp shades. covering them with soft silks, shimmery satin or conceiving clever chiffon shades. The lines trans late the idea one has-individual in makeup it is also distinctive in it's touches of handmade roses or woven threads of silver or gold while often beads are employed to give the desired effect. Every known type of shade can be secured at the Bertram Elctric company which has many hundreds of frames built, while handsome pedestals are also in their stock.
 Though the Eden washing machine. sold by the Bertram Electric company has robbed washday of all it's terrors there remains ironing day and that too has been made a day of delight by the Simplex Ironer. The invention of such a washer was not regarded as impOs- sible but until recently it was not seen how device could be made that would complete the work of washing, but the impossible has been overcome in the in vention of the Simplex. It's name is deserved because of the simplicity of it as well as its effectiveness.
 There are women yet to whom such but they are asked to oaii Bertrams and learn that the dav r miracles is . not yet over. Life will he more worth living with the possesstol of an Eden and Simplex.
 I,OR the first time since the war. the 1 Donofrio Floral department has been able to secure Easter lilies. For three years other blossoms have substituted the flower symbolic of the holiday for the reason that space could not be used by the boats in transporting the bulbs from overseas. Charles Morton, in charge of the department. is not only featuring cut lilies but potted Easter and Calla lilies well. Also hydran- geas and cinararias in pots and a pro fusion of spiraea-japonica. The usual spring flowers will also be in stock which means that there will not be variety of bloom that will not be in the Donofrio stock.
 VARIED as a woman's tastes are. the
 hats are found at Korrick's. Alike only in that all are smart and built most flattering to the many types they will please. Many of the exclusive -T-T-- ID IL shauer have the new cellephone trim ming.
 'TIS said that the steels made to order for the Maxwell car, stand wear, terrific abuse and defy time. With this to its credit, then it is not surprising when one learns of the ever increas ing demand for the remarkable car handled by the R. D. Roper Motor com pany.
 LIVERY woman will tell you that even
 if she is not particular about the rest of the house she wants her kitchen sanitary. She may let the other rooms go" but not so the kitchen. For in stance. she may want new rug, but she will readily forego that purchase in order to have a Berne's one-piece woodstone drain board and sink bank installed. Vernon l.. Clark, who sells and installs the boards told me that in practically all the houses under con struction, the owners specified Wood stones" while during the past season countless drainboards of this type were put in the old homes. They can be fitted in any kitchen. you know. The woodstone, like everything else, must be kept in order and should be oiled by special preparation-a drain board dressing that is also handled by MT Clark. who is located at 145 West Mon roe street.
 ONCE more the wheels of Fashion turn the indicating finger on the one-eyelet ties, the Favored style be- ing shown at the Nelson shoe com pany in black, white and brown. Colonial pumps, too, with expressive little bits of fashion character that add the right touch of charm. Oxfords for sports wear and low shoes with the sensible heel or the more dressy kind with the baby Luis heel for grow ing girls are to be had at Nelsons. There, too, we noted that a fine. col lection of full fashioned silk hosiery had been assembled