Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
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All phases of the industrial and commercial life of Phoenix will be represented at the industrial exposi- tion to be staged in Phoenix during Industrial Week, November to 12, inclusive.
 There will be exhibits of the manu- featuring, mercantile, civic and edu- cationai activities of the community, and there will be special displays in agriculture and citrus fruits and cotton. Thousands of dollars worth of materials, machinery and stocks will be in the booths of the exhibitors. and a visit to the exposition will con vince anyone that Phoenix is not sur passed by any community in the southwest as a busy. hustling, thriv- ing city-a city of people who know l the meaning of civic pride. | Many of the exhibitors are planning surprises for visitors, and the charac- ter and features of the various dis | plays are being made matter of | deep secrecy. For the past week the Industrial | Week committee has been busy at its | Headquarters, POS North Central ave nue, making space reservations. The larger proportion of the space has | been sold. There yet remain, how ever a few choice locations, and these, 1 it is expected, will be disposed of within the next day or so. | A total of 30,000 square feet will be made available for display purposes, | this being the floor capacity of the big tent which has been erected on | the old Central School building bleck opposite the federal building. At one end of this tent will be the entrance and at the other conlmodious stage. connected with an electrical runaway which extends the full BOG foot length 1 of the enclosure. One line of booths will extend around the outside of the tent. Two lines of smaller booths will flank the runaway, and some IA smaller booth units with frontage on four sides will be placed in the com modious aisles. | Taken in the order of arrangement l the outer line of booths have been sold thus far to the following concerns: | Dulmage and Dunbar. Hudson and Essex automobiles. s6 feet; frontage. Dunbar Sring Service, 10 feet.
 New State Electric Co, 16 feet
 Phoenix Feed and Seed Co.. 10 feet.
 Ford-Levy Furniture Co, 36 feet. Automobile Club of Arizona, 10 1 eet.
 | D- IlOiettis 1U IeeI- | Home Builders. Is feet. | Goldwater and Bro, dry goods, 20 feet.
 McArthur Bros, Dodge Bros autos. 90 feet
 Smith Sales Co. exhibiting Pack ard and Rec automobiles, 20 feet. Barrows Furniture Co.,. 30 feet.
 Bower Co, office equipment, 10 i feet.
 Nash Auto Sales Co, 20 feet.
 Newland Music Co.. Edison phono- graphs. 16 feet
 Doris -Heyman Furniture Co.,, 30 feet.
 N. Porter Saddle and Harness Co., 16 feet.
 Berryhin Co. stationers and office equipment, 10 feet.
 Electrical Equipment>Co., 10 feet
 Ed Rudolph, Ford distributor, 26 feet
 Among those who will occupy 10- fcot frontage spaces along the sides of the runway will be:
 St. Johns Mission.
 Melczer Co., wholesale grocers
 Bear Drug Store.
 Bayless Taking Co.
 Heath's Photographic Studio.
 Graves Curio Shop l Individual booths with four sides frontage and measuring I by to by F feet have been disposed of as , follows:
 Byrd Tailoring Co . McDougall & Cassou, mems cloth ing.
 Donofrio Floral Co., Earicopa Creamery. Grand entral Florist. f Goldberg Bros, mems clothing. Space reservations made late yes 5 terday include the following: Capital Fuel and Feed company. Palace Hardware and Arms com 5 pany.
 2 Manufacturing Stati"ners. 3 Dwight B. Heard. real estate r Mccall Cotton and Oil company.
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