Arizona republican., 1920-04-05
Here and There In the Shops at Springtilne

] A LTHOUGH the Phoenix National Life Insurance company has writ 1 ten insurance only since late in Febru-
 ary. it has already written almost as
 much insurance as a number of com ] panies write in year-the growth in fact being phenomenal. This is owing largely to the slogan of the company, Our Funds Are Invested iQ Arizona Securities" and the further fact that It Is officered by men identified with the commercial and financial interests or Arizona in whom the general public has every confidence. The company writes an attractive form of policy good proposition from the stand point of savings and protection. Do you know that almost $2,O00,o0e was sent outside the state in life insurance premiums in 1919: This company ex- poets to retain q percentage of money inside the state and in this way be- come big factor in the upbuilding of Arizona.
 WE have to acknowledge 1.-the hot weather season is not far distant There is a way, however. to meet the warm days-to make them as accept able and pleasant as the springtime-
 and that is by preparedness. The Hoeppner Electric and Machine com pany, long familiar with the wants of Phoenicians, are able to supply them with many electrical devices that not only make it no effort to keep house but prevents the housewife from get ting tired and overloaded. Useful ar- tfcles by which one can wash. iron, cook, and clean by electricity. The greatest hot weather comfort is of
 course. the fan, and if one wishes to be sure of having one the order should be placed today.
 IN what jarring insistent evidence is
 the drapery that fails to blend in
 perfect harmony with the furnishings
 of the room. How 'unsatisfying are
 the attempts to make it do." You
 you once see the wonderfully effective
 and beautiful new draperies that have
 been received by the Barrows Furni-
 ture company from Thorpes. Rogers
 and Moss Rose, the three best lines of
 draperies in the country. The yelours
 and rich damasks would add charm
 to any room the varied colorings and
 artistic designs having fascinating ap-
 peal. There are the more inexpen- sive draperies-sunfast too-that will
 be wanted when the house is gone over
 this spring.
 | OS Olivos-meaning the olives.
 This is the name of the highest class sub division in the city of Phoe- nix Lots in this section are cut to a size nowhere else to be found outside of the country. One hundred by three hundred feet with all improvements in-they are most desirable The fin est of neighbors-plenty of circulation abundance of room. Remember these high class building lots are being sold | fast. Dwight B. Heard Investment company prices will be advanced on the unsold balance of Los Olives on | May 10, 1920. Their city man, Mir. | Woodbury, will be glad to devote his | time to you. THEY were on their honeymoon.
 They went from place to place | and as they were young folks who were elaborately feted. she had i'm numerable opportunities to wear her | clever trausseau frocks. Always her costumes were just as pert as you one marveled. Then she explained. | She told them that she never had to | wait Tor her gowns to be sent up late | from the hotel tailor. because they never needed pressing as she used a l Hartman trunk. She showed them the new Princess hanger which is ideal | for the one piece dress. the suit and coat hanger, the drawers, laundry case, and shoe box and every detail the | compartment fitted to carry the cleo tric iron and thousand and one ex- elusive Hartman features. The ward | robe trunks are as finely finished as they are complete, and are to be found | in different types at McDougal and | Gaseous. Priced from $6o to $125.
 TT has come to be something of a |
 problem to handle car in the con- gested down town districts and after giving number tryout we found the Allen the easiest to handle. It Is a | delightfully."- comfortable four-cylinder car-the touring car being full five passenger. It is economical, too, be- sides being the easiest car. that ever rolled over any road. The Moon also took our fancy. especially the coupe which is upholstered in blue leather blending beautifully with the car color. The wire wheels set off to good ad- vantage the rich toneh of the body. Both the Allen and the Moon are pany. Inc. established at 233 West Adams street.
 THE Smith Vincent company extends |
 joyous Springtime greetings to you all and hopes the spring season will De particularly happy one. The com pany, which has its local show room on North Central avenue has the state agency for the Packard car.
 THE call of the desert is more in-
 sistant as the days wax warmer and all day picnics and picnic suppers are first in the order of things. it is the desert luncheon or supper, the affair at home or at the club delicacies are desirable. You will want olives and you will want the Munson brand. Ask your grocer for Mammoth and Jumbo grades.
 M USIC is naturally an essential to
 wholesome pleasures for the young people and a certain way of Seeping their pleasures at home would 3. in the purchase of player piano Can't you just see the boys and girls F round the piano getting enjoyment ut of such new player rolls as Sweet ind Low" and "Karavan" Why not lrop in at the Kerr and Smalley Mu- :ie company and hear the new musical its?
 GOULD you fancy dining anywhere . at the present time where they did not serve olives? And there is such IA