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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-11
NEW TODAY

NEW TODAY /
FOR Rents rooms furnished.
1O40 Leslie st. I40
WOOD for sale, big fir 81, second
growth s6. Rt. 8, box "a. ee141
LosT-Leather bin fold, some pa
pers and small check. Rt. 8, box
80. 140
for general house
work. Apply forenoons 754 Fer
ry 81. g142
LOST-A gold eversharp pencil.
Flnder please leave at Capital
journal. 140*
FOR sALE-1918 studebaker, new
paint, first class in every way.
Phone 469J, S55 N. Capitol St
140
FOR SALE-Ford roadster with
delivery body, cheap for quick
sale. Call at 55S State street op-
posite county court house. 140"
BABY chicks for sale Monday and
Tuesday of next week. Rocks,
Reds and Anconas. c. N. Need
ham, 55S State street. 14o*
TIMBER SNAP
80 ACRES woodland, close in on
good road. Bargain if sold soon.
A. E. Petersen, 229 Oregon bldg.
140*
WANTED-We want property to
sell; if worth the money we
can move it. See us. Persey's
Land office. 14O*
FOR SALE-12 acre tract on high
way, all under cultivation, good
room house, barn and garage.
Price $4,000; would take room
house in Salem as part payment.
w. G. Kruger, 209 Oregon bldg
140*
$1,000 BUYS a 5 room plastered
house, some terms.
$500 buys a nice home two
blocks from state house, easy
terms.
$4,000 buys a acre tract, good
house, barn and family orchard
near Salem, terms.
$500 buys 20 acres, fair house
and barn, all in cultivation. VIM
w. Powell, just real estate, BAL
N. Coml st. Phone 666. a146|
Il AM offering some good homes
for sale. Have great investment
for someone. 10 room house,
close in on improved street. Mod
ern, except basement, large lot
facing east. part of furniture
goes, Income $50 per month. For
a starter I'll take $4,000, ~ cash
balance 5 years. percent. Get
ting something for nothing
should look good to someone. A.
E. Petersen, 229 Oregon bldg. az
JUST THE THING
For a party of some means to
take hold of in preparation for
the demand of the coming fall
when renting will be still more
active. A we'll built, substantial
house on one of the best resi-
dence corners adapted, with a
few hundred dollars outlay, fof
an apartment house. or with less
expense a fine rooming a..
boarding house. Feel free to cor
suit with me for full informa-
ton william Fleming, 341 State
street m
6 ROOM residence. two large lots
fruit, ETC., near car line, NE Sa-
lem, for quick sale. $1,000.
room house, three lots, plen-
ty of fruit, garage, etc. N. side
$4,000.
room house and lot, paved
street, south side. $1,000.
room house, not modern,
lots, NE Salem, S1400.
25 acre farm, part in crop, some
fruit, barn, etc. $500, will trade
for city residence property.
Many other good buys and ex'
changes, both farm and city
property. See us, Persey's Land
office, over Gale eco. store.
140'
For Sale-HOuses
| FOR SALE--By owner room
cottage on 733 N. goth st
Phone 1881. a14i
MODERN 6 room house, excep
furnace, at $40 N. Winter st
| Cali after 4 n M ala
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-11

er' e. suitcase containing
LosT-keesua and pieces. Reward,
six '1,er Uloua phone ASSN. 14o
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-11

CALL 99S for your wood, dry sec
ond growth 4 it. and big fir
16 inch; also local and long dis
tance hauling by the ton, con-
tract or hour. 1000 No. l oak
posts. The Empey Transfer Co.,
254 S. Liberty St.. Salem, Or
m145
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-11

FOR SALE-42 acres on Silverton
paved road. in crop, garden, all
kinds of berries and fruit, build
ings and some timber. Box so
northeast fair grounds. 14O
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-11

SO CORDS of ash wood for sale.
Address c. Yungen, Rt. l. eel43
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-11

WORTH WHILE
A good room house. modern,
except furnace. $500; In south
Salem
GO acres, equipt. 5000; near
town and railroad.
One acre and room house.
near car line. $500, $3.50 down.
A room plastered house on
paved street. not fully modern.
1880.
MILLS & COPLEY s
331 y State street ne
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-11
NEW TODAY

BED 'p r@One sholes typeWritoo :
OR SAACS Sa1l 144 S. Front 81. l9O
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-11

WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply forenoons 754 Fer
~ ot. g142
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-11

20 ACRES, room bungalow new.
good new barn. room for so tons
of hay, has carried "a head OF
cattle and team; trade for Sat
lem city. Magee room 29 corner
State and Commercial over Bu-
Sick's. b.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-11

LoST-Agate breast pin. Reward
Phone 741W. k143
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-11

SELLING OUT
EVERYTHING MUST GO
Musical instruments, guns, Au-
tomatic Colts, revolvers, ladies
and gents watches, wrist watch
es. rings Remington typewriter
motorcycles, bicycles, sewing
machines. baby buggies. paint
ings, furniture, phonogl %phs, !,
washing machine, 2nd manu-
clothing, suits and shoes OH
stoves, auto tubes, bedding ana
mattresses. Get our prices Lock, =
hart Bros. 2nd hand store 4oz
N Commercial St. Salem. ml42
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FORD repairing done by expert
mechanic in your own garage.
Price reasonable and work guar
anteed. Out Of town work sole
ited Phone 2098R, rings.
nj 40
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-11

WANTED-shoats, phone s5Fls:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-11
For Sale--Farms

FOR SALE-Or exchange, 100
acres of fine land l u miles of
Airlie, Polk county, a few acres
under cultivation. fair buildings,
fine oak and fir timber, the best
Of soil, no rock; will taks a
house in Salem, balance terms.
Price $450O. Geo. Morse, Jen-
nings Lodge, Or. b14O
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-11

WANTED-s3OO good security,
Z will pay 10 percent. Box 34s
care Journal. ll4O
Experienced farm Ia
borer. Inquire j. W. Etzel, Stay
ton. or. phone 1877. g
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05
LAST TRIBUTE
 TO DEPARTED
 PAID BY .ELkS
Big Crowd Attends Annual
 Memorial Service In
 Honor of Members Who Died During Year

A crowd that taxed the capacity of the Elks theater, a majority of them local and visiting Elks, heard mem orial services yesterday for F mem bers of B. O. P. E. lodge No. 335 who died during the year ending Decem- Der 1. It was the annual service of the lodge, conducted in memory to departed brothers. The day had been set aside as Memorial Sunday and was observed by lodges throughout the country
 The stage of the theater had been appropriately decorated for the serv- ice. A decorative scheme of purple and white, the lodge colors, was car ried out A large Elk's head with tiny electric bulbs on each point of the antlers added to the mystic charm of the setting.
 Then as the roll call of absent brothers was sounded, a tiny light appeared opposite the name of that departed member on a board. done in purple and white. Great chrysan- themums also were used in the stage decorations.
 The service was open to the pub lie, being one of the two regular public services conducted each year by the lodge. The other is the flag day exercise. A portion of the theater had been reserved for mem- bers of the lodge, who gathered in the club rooms at o'clock and went in a body from there to the theater. Hundreds of non-members also were in attendance, every seat in the audi torium and balcony being occupied, with many standing.
 Simplicity marked the services II Reed orchestra played an introduct- ory march as the first number of the program. The opening ceremonies were conducted by Exalted Ruler Ed mund l.. O'Malley. followed by the invocation by Earl A. Sanford. The Roll of the Departed Miss Bess Barkely sang How Lonf Wilt Thou Forget Me?" which was I followed by the roll call of absent
 members as follows:
 I c. Frank Schilling. Bernard A | Lynn, Charles E. Heath. Carl H. An l derson. Walter H. Swope, Dr. Robert 1 R. Brownfield. James A. Buck, Will | liam H. Kay, Edmund Ruppert, R. H l McIllnoil, Albert H. Jones and James L. O'Connell.
 1 A Liddle composition, Abide With 1 Me- was sung by Cora C. Turpis | Henry J. Sullivan eulogied the de- 1 parted brothers, recounting their many kindly acts. their services tc
 the lodge and their efforts in the up- building of the community in whicE they lived. Mir. Sullivan was per
 sonally acquainted with many of the
 number and he told touching human ! interest stories of their lives. Some | of the men were pioneers of Ariona | among them being c. Frank SchiIlinf l and Edmund Ruppert. Others hac 1 resided in Phoenix or the valley fol
 many years and had come to b, 1 prominent in the business and prof essional world, leaders in their res, pective pursuits.
 A selection by the orchestra wa
 followed by the singing of "Aulc
 Lang Syne" by the ensemble. Tn,
 closing ceremony was next, in whicl
 officers of the lodge participated, tn
 benediction concluding the service.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05
TWENTY-ONE JOIN BAPTIST CHURCH AT
 MORNING SERVICE

At the morning services in the First Baptist church yesterday 21 new members were received by letter and by baptism. The largest communion service held for many years followed the morning sermon on "The Two Masters" The Rev. F. S. Shanks. the pastor, took for his text Matthew 6:24: "No man can serve two mas ters. Ye cannot serve God and mammon" He said, in part: Though men may sometimes do the You cannot it is foolish to try to play the role of Balaam and fly in the face of Gods express prohibition. God and mammon are two opposite and contradictory masters. One must have two hearts, two souls and live two lives to serve them both"
 The B. Y. P. U. service at 6:30 was largely attended and full of in terest, with William Hettler as lead CT. The young people of the First church are wideawake and original in their methods. An entirely new plan was taken for the meeting last even ing.
 The sermon at the evening worship was from the words of the poor un- fortunate man who complained to Jesus that he had no man. when the waters were troubled, to put him into the pool" The subject was the Soul Without a Friend"
 "There are many such souls in every community; men and womer who feel that they are outside tho charmed circle. who feel that tho church Is closed to them. that they do not have a cordial welcome; tha
 they are strangers in a strange land. said the speaker. Some have thu
 feeling that they cannot dress gooC enough, or that they may not hav' the polish of manners, or the gift O money, and are simply outsiders Men who are saying down in thei hearts, No man cared for my soul. The church should never permit thi ! to be the case. The disciples o | Jesus are to go everywhere, am 1 among all conditions of men and VII | them. The church must care Tor In | souls of men. It must be a grea friendly club to help them."
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05
Coming Euents

Monday, Dec. 5.-Orgsn recital by Blanche Port Runyan at First M. E. church, assisted by Cora c. Turpie, contraito, 8 p. m.
 Monday, Dec. 5.-Musicians club at Woman's club 3;30 p. m. Program
 by St. CeceIa and Amphion clubs. Monday, Dec. 5.-Local Council p. T, A., at Friendly House. g West Sher-
 man street; all day. Tuesday, Dec. S. = ki1sais club
 weekly luncheon at Y. Nj C. A., Tuesday, Dec. 6.-counciI of Central
 Woman's club, 10 a. m. Tuesday, Dec. (. 6.-Woran's club 8
 D. m.
 Tuesday, Dec. 6-chapter A of P.
 E. O., with Mrs. R. w. McCurry,
 919 North First street, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, Dec. I-Colleee club at
 Cottonwood Court. 3:3o p. m. Wednesday, Dec. 7.- Osborn Wo-
 mans club.
 Wednesday, Dec. 7.-Adan1s P. T. A.,
 annual election of officers. Wednesday, Dec. r. 0 sew c
 Neighborhood club.
 bridge luncheon with guest PriVi-
 leee.
 "Wednesday, Dec. 7.-Salt River Val-
 ley Realtors association dinner at I'M A. noon. Wednesday, Dec. 7.-Harmony club
 at Woman's club.
 Thursday, Dec. B. Business and
 Professional Woman's club lunch
 con at Y.M. c. A., noon. Thursday, Dec. 8--Maricopa chapter
 D. A. R., at Woman's club. Thursday, Dec. B. Country club
 bridge 9.3o p. m. Friday, Dec. e.-Rotary club luncheon
 at Hotel Adams 12:1o F. m. Friday, Dec. e.-Fridly club at Wo- mans club. Friday, Dec s.-R; E. Lee chapter
 U. D. C., reception to president
 Mrs. j. H. Williams, 335 West Moreland street. Saturday, Dec. 1o.-Giri Reserves f W.c.A., high school auditorium saturday. Dec. fo.- Country Club bridge tea and informal dinner dance. Saturday, Dec. 1o.-Monthiy meeting Maricopa County Poultry assoeia- l ton at the chamber of commerce D.. rr1s
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05
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HOUR CHANGED-The hour of meeting of the Musicians club for to- day has been changed from p. m. to s:30 for this date only.
 uNDELiVERED TELEGRAMS - The Western Union is holding tele- grams for L. P. Dodge, Mrs. Albert Fl. Schmidt, Harold J. Baker, ;. A. Buchanan, Dick Demosthenis and C. NJ. smith
 Adams. who has spent three weeks here as the guest of Mrs Harry Diehl, left last night for her home in Warren. Ohio.
 O. E. S, AUxILIARY-The Eastern Star auxiliary will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. A. w. Galpln, third house east of the Indian school car line on Virginia avenue.
 SEEKING FATHER = From St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada, has come an appeal to The Republican from R. D. Patterson, asking help in finding his father, J. M. Patterson, last heard Of in this city. Anyone know ing the elder Patterson's whereabouts | is asked to communicate With ms I son. the Columbia apartments, SI
 FARM BUREAU MEETS = Fifty farmers from the Buckeye, Palo yer, de and Arlington districts attended a. farm bureau meeting held Frloay night at the Palo Verde school house Marvin Young, field secretary for the | county bureau, was the prlnclpal speaker of the evening.
 ED. L. MURPHY HERE--Ed l. Murphy of the M. J. BTandenstelr i company of San Francisco is in the city. His concern is extending its territory in a national way and Mur- phv has brought with him much in formation concerning extension Wori in this section.
 WILSON BOX socIAL-A box SO cial will be given at o'clock mex 1 Friday night at the Wilson school t raise money for the annual children Christmas tree. A program will b
 given by the children and there VII
 be several interesting concessions
 Everyone is invited to attend.
 ALL-DAY MEETiNG-The wome
 of the Central Christian church wi hold an all-day meeting, beginnin
 at 10 o'clock, on Thursday. instea of Friday, as previously announced
 Each woman is asked to bring on
 article of food for lunch. There WI
 be a business meeting in the after
 noon.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05
Morse Is Denied
 Permit ToDelay
 His Return Trip

HAVRE. Dec. 8. - Charles W. Morse tonight was awaiting further word from Attorney General Daugh- erty regarding the shipbuilder's re- quest to be allowed to remain in Europe until January ,, for medical treatment.
 MT. Morse, who arrived from New York yesterday, has been ordered to return on the first boat by American officials, who are Investigating his shipbuilding contracts during the war.
 Earlier he had received cable from the attorney general instructing him to return as soon as possible but before this message had arrived, MT Morse had sent a second cable, re- questing that he be allowed to con suit Professor Machiafva, a Rome specialist, before returning. COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 3.-Attor-
 ney-General Daugherty today denied the request of Charles w. Morse l under orders to return to the United States immediately, that he be per- mitted to remain in Europe unti ] January to consult a specialist. Mir 1 Daugherty said he had directed MT | Morse to return by the steamer Paris | which sails Tuesday, after receipt oi | a cable from MT. Morse asking tha1
 he be permitted to delay his return
 MT. Daugherty also stated that h. l has advised the American embassy a Paris that steps be taken to bring about the return of MT. Morse on tn, l Paris.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05
ARIZONA OFFICERS
 ID 409TH INF ANTRY

A dispatch from San Antonio gives a list of 13 officers from Arizona who have been assigned to the 409th In- fantry, in an order issued from head quarters of the Eighth crops area They are Maj. J. l.. Noble, assistant county attorney of this county; Capt w. H. Hardin of Phoenix; Capt. Stanley Williamson. late secretary of the state corporation commission. . Others are Maj. E. D. Householder of Stafford. Maj. c. NJ McKean of Warren, Maj. F. N. Gault of Duncan, Liept. J. D. Sullivan of Hayden Lieut.. John Harris of Lowell. Liept. H. c. Westover of Yuma, Lieut.. N. D. Collier of Bisbee and Lieut.. E. W. Lesley of Tucson.
 To the medical corps are attached Maj I. E. Huffman of Tucson, Lieut.. |. L.. Lindsey of Globe and Lieut.. J. L. Lyons, chaplain. of Stafford.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05

headquarters in the Glenwood Mis- sion Inn.
 Saturday Afternoon session-con-
 Venes at O'Clock
 Phoenix and the Colorado River: Hon. R. E. Sloan, former governor of Arizona.
 Denver and the Colorado River: Hon. James A. Marsh, city attorney of Denver.
 The Law and the Colorado River: Hon. L. Ward Bannister, /. Denver Civic and Commercial association. Discussion.
 Address: Hon. Ralph Cameron. senator from Arizona.
 Address: Hon. Herbert Hoover, secretary of commerce. Report of committee on resolutions. Discussion. Adjournment.
 Banquet A great banquet will be served at the GIenwood Mission Inn on Satur- | day evening. Dec. 10, at ' o'clock. ] Delegates are requested to make | their reservations for this banquet l as soon as eXpedient. The list of | speakers, aside from some of those ! already mentioned on this program, | include: 1 Hon. Robert L. Owen. senator from Oklahoma.
 Hon. William E. Storey. president 1 Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe rail | way.
 Hon. Addison J AIcCune. state en- ] gineer Colorado.
 Hon. A. A. May. state engineer
 Hon. George F. Cryer, mayor Oi Los Angeles.
 Hon. 0. H. shoup, governor of Co., ! lorado. Hon. F. Ybarra, Jr.. governor of the northern district of Lower California Mexico. Hon. Francis S Elias. governor ] of Sonora, Mexico. Mrs. w. R. Myers. General Fedora 1 ton of Women's clubs.
 Hon. Bulkeley Wells. American Mining Congress, Denver and New York city.
 Hon. Francis s. Viele. Yavapa county (Ariz.) chamber of commerce Prescott, Ariz. Frederick L. Long. secretary Watel Power League of America, New Yorl city.
 Col. Ralph E. TwitcheT, presiden Santa Fe chamber of commerce. as sistant attorney general of the United States, santa Fe, N. M.
 George A. Damon, American So. ciety of Electrical Engineers.
 Hon. r. B. Davis. Colorado Rive commissioner from New Mexico.
 Hon. Charles r. Squires, Colorado River commissioner from Nevada.
 Mayor-elect Lyman Brown of Riv erside, California
 SUNDAY. DEC. II
 Automobile Excursious-The citi 1 zens of Riverside have arranged ; [ gplerlfE aurtTlsEtfr e7Fe1r-ior, Redlauds San HerDardino and othe points of interest in the vicinity Q . Riverside which will enable tn, . guests and delegates To view thl ! fascinating region under JLr yer best advantages. The cNcCur~ioi starts from the CIenWuod Mission . Inn at 10 o'clock in the morning.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05
Ir MAKES NO DIFFERENCE

From Answers, London.
 Friend-IVe been watching you dance the latest steps. There is one question I would like to ask you
 PhiIlis-What's that, old bean
 Friend-"Did you learn them form real dancer or from an eN-wrestler!
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05
A DIFFERENT MATTER

From AnSWers. London
 George-Why did you break off your engagement with Gladys
 Archie-When I kissed her I smell ed tobacco.
 You object 10 a woman who smokes2'
 NO: but she doesn't smoke
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05
EASY TO COUNTERFEIT

PARIS.-Appearan of the new franc and two-franc pieces, made with an aluminium alloy, has resulted in increased activity of counterfeit CTS. Several shopkeepers have been yictfuliZed
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05
a5 MOTHER OF 15

LONDON.-An inquest at Shore ditch. over the death of a five month old infant, brought out the fact that its mother, Mrs. Muicahy,' had given birth to Is children, although she was only 8 years old. Only three of Es- children are living.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05
BETWEEN TWO FIRES.

From the Boston Transcript.
 Young Husband-If we break up housekeeping and go to live with your mother, there'll be the devil to pay.
 Wife-Yes, but if we don't thereu be the landlady to pay.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05
OBITUARIES

Funeral Of Mrs. James A. Estabrook
 Funeral services for Mrs. James A Estabrook, who died Saturday night, will be held at o'clock this after noon at the home. 637 North Third avenue Burial will be at the former home of the Estabrooks, Warren, Ohio.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05
Cord Or Thanka

We wish to thank our kind friends and neighbors f|r their assistance and sympathy following the death of cur friend, Mr. Bradford Pierce. Though not related to us, Mir. Pierce had come 10 be regarded by us as 8 member of our family and the ex- p-essions of sympathy which have been given are greatly appreciated. ME AND MRS. RAY MORGAN. TO FORM IEAGUES-A special meeting of the Older Boys Sunday School Federation council will be held at the '. M- C. A. at o'clock tonight to arrange final details of the basket ball league. All classes who expect to put teams in the senior and adult leagues must have a rep resentative present to arrange for hours of practice and for the games. Classes failing to have representa- tfon will not be permitted to enter a team later. This is necessary be- cause the schedule must be made out definitely so other organizations may De given opportunity to use the "Y gym
 Queen Mary's colors are geraniunl red with a narrow blue stripe.
 -O
 Grand Rapids. Mich, claims it has
 E.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05

Ereech loading field suns were used at the battle of Crecy lu l546.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05

Chinese used the compass before he Christian era.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05
LOCAL REAoERVLocAL PAGE

ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTS
 Ea Phoenix Commandery No. 8, AAs Knights Templar will meet in .sJa stated conclave tonight at
 T:S0 in the Masonic Temple. Election of officers for the ensuing Templar year. Sojourning Sir Knights cordially invited.
 Adv r. O. CARLISLE, E. C. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05
McDougall & Cassou
 Washington Street

Alaska has millions of mosquttoe. but not a fly.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FURNITURE and stove repairing done reasonable. Phone AIS m
 REFINED practical nurse, S17 a week. Phone S605. n
 WANTED dolls to remodel and to dress Phone S3O9. 7O4 F. Van Buren Street m
 WANTED partner for rooming house. furnished, with S25O0 cash Nelr train depot, 12 furnished rooms with one five-room apartment Swell place. Prize SIP, 500. SS.O0O cash. Balance $100 per month. in- cluding interest. Box SSH, Repub- lican. n
 NOTICE to real estate men. My property at POI South Twenty second street is off tha market. NJ. J. Dick ason. It
 WANTED-A graduate and under graduate nurse tor general sanitari- um- duties. Phone 4i59 or SaS4. 3t
 WANTED-A housekeeper for day work or to go home nights: must be able to care for two children. Apply , 1884 West Polk St. St
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05
The parting of the

The parting of the ways!
 Shall it be the tor tuous route to the tailor made suit?
 Or the straight and easy way to fine ready to wear?
 You say you're hard to fit? We're here to change your mind!
 A size for every build.
 And a chance to see the goods made up.
 Price? Much less than a good tailor asks for equal quality and workmanship. Very much less. Price of every t h ing at this shop is based on to- days r e p l a c ement cost.
 Exclusive agency in Phoenix for Rogers Peet Clothes.
 Christmas Gifts of exceptional quality for men.
 Gifts that please men.
 Very re a o nably priced.
 McDougall & Cassou
 Washington Street
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05

FURNITURE and stove repairin done reasonable. Phone AIS
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05

REFINED practical nurse, S17 { week. Phone S605.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05

WANTED dolls to remodel and to dress. Phone S309. 704 F. Van Buren Street m
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05

Queen Mary's colors are geranium red with a narrow blue stripe.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05

Grand Rapids, Mich, claims it has never had a bank failure.