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Arizona republican., 1921-04-25
Contracts And Mortgages

$35S contract, s3O per month for s275.
 s9,500 first mortgage at 10 per cent for years. downtown property worth s24.500.
 Ask Woottou. with Wide Awake Realty Co, 335 West Washington; PhonA Ao27 al
Arizona republican., 1921-04-25

STORE or office room for rent; best location in Mesa. Marquis Rich, 1 tailor. Is South Macdonald, Mesa i
Arizona republican., 1921-04-25

PUBLIC STENOG R A P H E R S- GOOD OPENING FOR PARTIES EQUIPPED TO DO PUBLIC WORK. APPLY ROOM 303 HEARD BLDG.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-25

WANTED-Young man with some drug experience. Call 1226 al
Arizona republican., 1921-04-25
ROOMS AND BOARD
MONTEZUMA PLACE
 fS50 East Van BlIren

COTTAGE HEIGHTS SANTA RIUM-Coolest place in Arizona for convaIescent tuberculars. Rates most reasonable in town. Splendid meals. Write for particulars. Box 757. Pres colt Arizona. dp
Arizona republican., 1921-04-25
FOR RENT-lANO

FOR RENT-PART OF DESIRA- BILE FRONT OFFICE IN HEARD BUILDING. APPLY ROOM 3o3. dm
Arizona republican., 1921-04-25

FOR RENTING splendid office rooms at the Builders Exchange, 129 North Central Ave. Very centrally located in heart of business district Call the Secretary, 47S0. dm
Arizona republican., 1921-04-25

THE building 40x100, corner Van Buren and 2d street, lease or monthly rental. Inquire George O. Ford. 22o E. Washington St. tf
Arizona republican., 1921-04-25

STORE room for rent, 47 N. 2nG St Phone l4S0 t1
Arizona republican., 1921-04-25

EAT Chop Suey Noodles. The best in town. Have 40 years experience;
 low price. high quality. Tuck Hink Restaurant, now located at 23 South Second street. between Washington and East Jefferson drn
Arizona republican., 1921-04-25

STAGE LEAVES every Wednesday morning for Agua Caliente. the Hot Springs that cure rheumatism. skin diseases, etc Phone TIP for reserva- ton or call Hageman. cor. End St and Adams. If
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01
WOmen'S UndermuslinS

Here is little summing-up Of
few Of the things to be found in
the Store Of Undermuslins:
High-necked white nightgowns,
81 to S..
Low-neckcd white nightgowns,
81 to IS.
Silk nightgowrs, usually OF
hesh-colored crepe de chine,
radium and Georgctte, 50 to
s2Z5O.
sl.S5.
eiIk boomers, satin, crepe de
eA'ne and radium, usually flesh
and white, $3.50 to So.
Chemises Of white cottons,
envelope style, 81 to So.
DIX envelope chemises, satin,
Fadlum' crepe de chine and Georg-
ssse, sO heSh and white, $3.S5 to
$3.50.
corset covers, 81 to $3.50.
oaln'SoIes, flesh and white
.atln go IN and crepe &c chine, $1.25 to
, (Ihird fIoor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01
NelU
Among Books
Are These

Under the Naples" by John
Burroughs, go. A volume Of
posthumous essays, and one
OF the most enjoyable of the
great naturalist's books.
"The Cruise of the Dream
Ship" by Ralph Stock, 81. In
which the author bubbles with
mirth from Devon to the South
Sea Islands.
"Sinbad and His Friends"
by Simeon Strunsky, Sl.75. No
other American humorist is
quite in the same class with
this one.
Edge of the Jungle" by
William Beebe, $3.50. Bound
for a lasting place on the
shelves Of the discriminating.
"MysteriOus Japa By
Julian Street, 81. Delightful
Nippon impressions.
"Selected Letters Of Fried
rich Nietzsche," edited by
Oscar Levy, So. In which we
have the Nietzsche whom his
mother and sister and intimate
friends knew1--a full-length
portrait which is in some sense
a vindication.
(Main Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01
NelU Dinner and Dance FrOcks
for YOUNG WOmen-.S48 to SIS

We have just received delightful collection of afternoon,
dinner and dance dresses for girls and young Of II
years.
They vvets (cut and uncut plain
Georgettes, tafeas chifons white
orng including American Beauty and other tin
orchd jade sapphire rust nasurtum and other day
and evening shades.
The fashions youthful charming prices $48
to $1l6. ~
An example is striking frock Of nasturum taTea the
quantity panered hips grdled with black velvet flowers
Priced $48.
simple froek of white chiffon with brghlued grdc of
satin and velvet flowers is also $4s
An ivory jacquard crepe silver caught with
mauve and purple dahlias, isS $67.5O
of grayish Georgette, is $50.
beautiful beaded Georgette and mauvc
with sash Of hyacinth blue and pink, is Sl15.
There many others Of equal effectiveness
FIoor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01
Women's CflamOis Lisle
Gloves Are Better
Than Ever

Chamois Isle gloves solve the
problem of keeping the hands
always daintily gloved at a
trifling cost. Ours are famous
for their perfect fit and their fine
finish, giving the effect of a much
more costly skin glove on the
hand.
Excellent two-clssp gloves Of
chamois Isle are Soc. With nov
city embroidered backs, 81.
Strap-wrist styles, $1.25. Nous
Quetaire styles in eight button to
twenty-button length at $l.35 to
$3.50.
The accommodating color linc
includes black, white, beaver,
pongee, tan, brown, gray, mode
and chamois.
tMain Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01
1hl'dren'S inexpensive
lOatS and Hats

,.I mat word Inexpensive applies
0nly to the price-their fine
y SS'al''y puts the little garments
N another class.
an me coats are all for children Of
yne TO four years, and some Of
ieHI Sren are Of beautifully colored
boaaeIoth - rose, tan, navy,
SUwh SU. and blue-trimmed With
hui i and some are Of all-wooj
Will VIII and navy chinchilla lined
sIa "a RED nannel. The first are
'tOV n, and the second Sl2.5O.
l,rca rrc,sn'tailored beaver hats,
shnSsee hSe and small shapes. some
stree packed, and nearly all with
hro.amers, are in navy, black and
sSOsn' and are 1915. ~
| (rhlrd Fioor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01
Much Giving of Colored
Glassware

There much giving of ooed glassware and
good it.
Every piece Of it is gift Of taste and worrncss.
And the Of selection is vide enough practically
everybody.
Prices 81 little through
elaborate caUdcstckS
$50 a
Also there flower bowls, flower BASKETS,
candesks bonbon boxes candy
(Fourth Foor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01
Draperies to Put the Home in a
THANKSGIVING Dress

The feeling that the home
should look its best for Thanks
giving is 4 very natural one.
There arc many homes in
which windows and doors must
be newly draped and furniture
newly covered between nov and
Thanksgiving Day.
Now is the time to begin.
For all such needs we have all
the newest materials in great va
riety, including Il good assortment
Of SunfaSt materials, which werc
not to be procured during the
war.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01

Our expert DECORATORS Will
gladly give you the benefit Of
their advice as TO how each room
should be treated, and estimates
will be furnished for all work Of
this character.
In fabrics choose from
Sunfast madras, $1.25 to 81 a
yard.
Artificial and real silks, $2.75
to $3.50 yard.
silk damasks. 500 q ward.
Nelours. $50 to $12.7J = yard.
Tapestries, 81 to $3.50 a yard.
Armurcs and reps, 81 TO $5.75
il yard.
floor,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01
that we have had good October
Bewitching Handbags Of
BrOcaded Duyetyn

This newest of handbag fabrics
is also one Of the most beautiful
ever. Fine silk duvetyn, brocaded
in self checks and figures.
And the colors are delightful
copper, jade, navy, black and fur
shades.
In various shapes and sizes,
with covered, engraved metal and
shell finish cclluloid frames.
Prices So to SIS.
(Main Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01
For Women Who Like a
Severely Plain Pump

There is elegance in every line
Of this new $15 hand-turned
pump. 1t is plain as a pipestem
from medium toe to low French
heel, but beautifully modelled and.
made. Many women will single
it out especially for spat wear.
In black patent leather or
featherweight calfskin in dull
black or tan, each with flexible
turned soles.
(First Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01
Beauty Is Its Own Excuse
for Being"

Cleansing cream, 60c and $l.2o
a Jar.
Youth and Beauty cream, 6Oc
and Sl.l5 a jar.
Skin cream, 65c to $3.50 a jar.
Delicate skin cream, Zoe jar.
Cold cream, 25c tube, Soc and
-1xE.lu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01
The Famous Hudson Bav
Blankets Are Ready for
GunnerS

These blankets are world
famed, and for outdoor use they
come about as near to absolute
perfection as any blankets can.
They were made by the Eng
lish manufacturer who supplies
the Hudson Bay Company, and
not only afford a maximum Of
warmth and protection against
cold, but are almost waterproof
as well.
Woven Of a mixture Of Aus
tralian and Siberian wools-all-
WOO !, warp and weft-in size Tx
80 inches, weight i pounds, in
gray, in tan and in white, the
gray and the tan priced at $3.50
and the white at SIS each.
All have black borders.
(sixth 5l0srI -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01
Good Silks for Practical
EVerday Uses

these kinds of silks, for
Innings, overbouscS skirts They the good
which anywhere
Wanamakers. The assortment throughout is excellent
finn tafeta, bright dark colors, $GJ,
$l.S0 and 50 a yard SO inches vide.
4 conservative checked tafea yard wdc So
Printed fouards Of the width at 81 a yard.
Printed satin liberty printed radum, inches
So yard.
Soft printed afea $4 in 40-nch width.
First TIoor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01

WYE SUSPECT that jade
w earrings have something
to do with it, but anyhow
there is a great vogue for imita-
tion jade necklaces with pendants
and delicate metal ornaments, and
we are glad to announce some
new designs which are especially
charming. Prices are s. to $3.50.
(Main Floor
TTAND-DIPPED candles ave
II used BY pretty nearly
everybody and at present
their prices are very small-10c
to soc apiece. There arc SIX sizes
and all the colors of the rainbow,
perhaps some more-rcd, orange,
yellow. purple, black, browns, old
rose, green, gray and SO on.
Fourth Floor
DAINTED shields cor Doudoir
lamps are made Of parch-
ment paper and sell at ?3
apiece.
Fourth TIoOr)
no REMEMBER the bulbs
L. you will be glad you did
when YOU see them bloom
ing in the Spring grass.
Tulips, &c each, soc dozen, $3.2j
a hundred.
Daffodils. &c each, GOc dozen,
$3.50 hundred.
Hyacinths, 1Oc each, -. a
dozen, $3.50 a hundred.
Chinese lilies, 1Oc each. 81
dozen.
Narcissi, 4c each, 4Oc dozen,
1928 hundred.
Pebbles, sc package.
Wanamaker plant food, l5c q
package.
Fourth Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01
A Fine Bolivia Coating at
Sc a Yard

Last year coating of this character for nearly twice as
down -' r Wv '''e
Inns coating 81 inches wide and navy seal and chestnut
(First
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01
Mems Vienna Velour Hats
Are Wonderful

In the Of their and the richness coorc.
they have equals in higher-priced velour
This importation unusually vevety delightful
and this Vienna velour will still have
most other velour hats getting rough.
Price $12
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01
This Living Room Furniture Is Back to
Where 1t Vas Six Years Ag0-in Price
{ Main Floor

But the quality is as good as ever, or better
People seem to be buying it at sight, that u.s.
people who know what furniture Of this class cost
hVe or slX or seven years ago. and who appreciate the
opportunity of buying it for as little today.
Two grades are included in this collection
One lot comprises davenports at S7O rockers at S40
easy armcllars at S4O and high-backed winged arm
chairs at $40. will
These are recent purchase from one of our reqll
lar suppliers.
lhe others are from our own stocks and ara
marked at new low fgures-davenports, S95; rockers
at $50. 0''O0 Oii0nS
All OF the pieces in both groups are overstufs
ana upholstered in tapestries of good quality.
complete suits or individual pieces NAV be be-
as you DESIRE N' ~ ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01
Shirtwaists and BlOuSes at
Savings of One-Third to
One-Half

There isn't who hasn't for such and blouse
as this disposal Of samples and oNeo offers her third
half below regular prices.
Included simple cotton waists priced $50 white yoic
waists with drawnwor and handmade he lace $780,
overbouses $780, de chine and Geogee boues with
50, and French overbloues Of beaded
Many at half usual price.
e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01

SDLendId ASSOTtMleNtS or UUT
FrSt-CZaSs Merchandise
We Have Kept Our Word

made public months ago, when stated would give
patrons all the reductions could procure from
the makers of goods
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01
Women's Goats of Alaska Seal
and Persian Lamb

These furs in the category with pearls and
Chinese crepe shawthey always distinction And
this year coat Of the precious real seal be had for
amazingly e$625 $3.50 and 1926 the prices of three
STYLES we can show you today All of the simple slightly
aarng type with large shawl collars and Innings rich with
copper and gray tnts the only real difference is in
their engths-36, 40 and 45 inches.
Persian lamb coats are also rather smpe-one style
Is Jacket with gray belt to match it's luxurious gray opos
sum collar and cuffs; straight jacket with huge lynx
collar and cuffs and longer coat with tuxedo collar and
respectively
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01
WOmen's BeaUer-C0LLared
Coats Are Among the Finest
!S145 to- 1915

This soft golden brown fur is much in demand this Winter
and rapidly becoming that is difficult TO promise
more the prices of those
1t fur that blends exquisiely with the fabrics coos
used these coavevey deepped bolvias and Guvetyns III
beautiful shades of midnight and Sorrento blue vonay
Byzantine red marmo torosese marabou burro and Malay
brown and black.
The models the individual and elegant and
wapoats that Winter has brought forth
trmmingaWays the finest quaityis handsome
lars cuffs pockets front facngs extending
panel trimmings capeedgngs and wherever would add to
their richness.
And the prices for such beautiful individual garments
arc reasonable at $145 to 1915.
FIoOr)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01

66c a jar.
Peroxide cream, 6Oc a jar.
Witch hazel jelly, 2jc and 00c
4 bottle.
Honey and almond cream, soc
a jar.
CucpFbcr cream, SOC a jar.
loarl IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
REEVES
EFFORTS FOR A
RURAL DELIVERY
Postmaster Favors Peti.
tons Seeking 50-Mile
Mail Route Service

Enortg 60 secure q larger rural
free delivery OF mail out OF Albu-
querque are hcing revived.
Petitions asking for a rural mail de-
livery are TO be circulated within n
few days among farmers and ranchurs
living OF the outskirts OF the city. IL
enough signers can be secured 10 the
petitions, Derthold Spite, postmaster.
says he believes the rural route can
be secured.
lie says that IL he can secure the
cooperation OF the people he win
recommend 10 n department az
Washington that such "A series Of rural
routes be established. Al present
University Heights Is the only suburb
served ON "a rural route from here.
IL SECURED the rural route would in
clude the villages extending as far
north az Alameda and south toward
Islota on both sides OF the river. II
would necessitatc a carrier to travel
so miles 10 cover the route. accord
Ing To the postmaster.
The proposed route. u Is beloved.
would be about the same as hat pro
posed by former Postmaster n. e
kochi Just before he went out OF office
but upon which no action was secured
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
MACHINERY HERE
FOR NEW S50o,0OO
R. R. POWER PLANT
installation at Santa Fe
Shop Site one of Larg-
est in United States

Work on the santa Fe railroads
new power plant which Is 10 he built
In connection with the new shops. Is
10 begin In a few days, Il was learned
Yesterday. The material for the
plant, which IN tc cost approximately
$1,000 200 Il now on the ground.
The power plant n 10 be built Just
nogth of n adjoining the present
power house n ~ 10 have one Of
The harvest smokestacks OF any rail-
shop IN Tie country. The press
ent rlant II TO be remodeled { o 1T
the needs OF h new power house.
Work ON many % the side build
inka, such as the firH kousc and
n,fobli Ehop. has been completed. Al
present a cement floor Il being laid
Ia d new machine shops aud glass
4 being put Ia on the south side.
The total cost Of the new shops will
run nearly S1.e00, zoe. according to
latest Figures. and n IL estimated that
they VIII be 10 shape for use about
the first % January. Work on the
crane runway on the south side OF
the new machine shops y also going
forward at present.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
War in West Virginia
Hills Averted, Says
u. 5. Army Officer

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Aug. FL
Big. Genernl Il. IA Baudholtz left
here tonight for Washington satisfied
that threatened war Ia the West Viz
Einia hills has been avertcd,
The Hg IL up. satd the general
prior 10 his departure, A thorough
in~tesslKatich and a personal lnepec-
lion 81 the danger gone convinced
MIN that the miners mean 10 cause NJ
Further trouble-
General Bandhoitz issued q state
meut covering the report he WIN make
on the situation IN Washington next
week. in which be hoias that tho
leadera Of The United Mine Workers
81 America would be held responsible
N case martial law were declared. II
waB for this reason that Keenty and
Mooney were called into the confer
ence. ne states.
1T Il a fixed administrative prin-
ciplc that ioadership not only has is
rrerogativeH. but carries with II re-
fponsihillty for the action Of sub
~ordlnntcs." The statement continues.
"A defiance Of iawn has been com-
mltted By n body OF man mainly com
posed Of members OF the United MINI
WorkcrH OF America. 4 therefore
have acted on the assumption that the
question Of their personal attitude
mum Dc N|ln ARDUNAhAf iNi AHt MS
% the members Of the society which
they have created and represented, -
the statement say
Almost every train and interurban
coming into Charleston tonight
brought hundreds OF mincrs from
their abandoned march. Most OF
Them were stiii armed.
A mass meeting scheduled FOR to.
night was called on BY order OF ths
mayor and the governor. District
Prekldcnt keeney had prepared fol
the meeting prior TO the recent out
. break.
Mn. SID Hatfield and Mrs. Va
Chamber, widows Of the men kiiios
az WEIGH recently were TO ave at
tended.
The tense feeling existing here Owe
the outcome OF the Invasion" wa.
given by Governor Morgan AS hi
reason for cancelllng the meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
THRONGS PACK
ROSENWALD'S At
CLOSE OF SALE
1900 People Attend the
Closing Hour Of Big
Stores Golden Jubilee
Sales.

A crowd estimated at from 1890
10 i.s0o pcocple packed all floors Of
RoscnwaId's department store from
s 10 . o'clock last nisht In the clos
INK hour of the Golden Jubl.e.'aaies
which the store haa conducted for
the past 10 DAYS In observance Of
the firms nftieth anniversary In the
same line Of retail business In the
southwest. Attendance az thu safes
has been large throughout the PEI
riod, and the closing huur was fen
turcd by the presentation or gold
coins. given tn the holders OF certain
numbers drawn from n scaled con-
tainor.
j.. y. Mckee. secretary Of tho Cam
her Of Commerce. and W T. Nc
Crcight acted ~ inspectors as the
coutainrr wns opened Miss RATHER
Inc Viola Han blindfolded. drew II
numbers from the c~oniainer. Horace
z. Sherman, manager Of the n
thenter. acted a. official announcer.
The crowd heard Mr.. Shearman on
all three floors. The drawing oc-
'curred on the second floor.
The first number No. 17.iGi, en-
titles its holder 10 $50 in gold. The
next ten numbers. cntitiing their
holders to IS In sold each. were a.
follows; 2t.f22: 2O.S32: 12,i9l:
2f.3ia. 1i.7ss. 1871; I.s5a.
iO.969; il.77i: 1885,
Manv thousands Of the numbers
were given awSy during the II days
Of the sales. As n %precaution against
lost numbers. II alternate coupons
were withdrawn. The. numbers
will be- announced only NJ event any
OF the original n fail to ne pre-
acnted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
Still Seek $4,000 and
Payroll Bandits

TAIEMONT. W. va, tuF. Il
Search for two OF the three bandits
who held up The paymaster and SUI
prrintendent OF the New England
Fuel and Transportation company
mine near townsville. continued to-
night In the hills. whore IL b. believed
the men are surrounded BY a posse
Of armed citizens and mine officials,
william Rowe was shot and killed
when he refused 10 surrender after
hc had been rounded up. Tho other
" men escaped with about $4,000
of the payroll. Approximately si0.-
zoe WIS recovered from Rowe,
! clothing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
POSSES HUNTING
SLAYERS OF NOGALES,
AR|z., POSTMASTER
Seven Mexican Bandits
Were Seen to Cross
the Border

NoGALES. Arix.. Aug. 2I.-search
on both sides OF the International line
continued tonight Tor the Mexican
bandit gang That shot and killed
Frank }. Pearson and his wife and
'ncrionsly wounded Mrs. Pearaon's
sister. az RUBY. Ariz.
several posses under leadership OF
George White, sheriff OF Santa Cruz
county. were eueamped In the hills
along the American side Of the line.
lying in whit Tor the brigunds In case
they should attempt to cross the bor-
der.
Rurales on the Mexican side OF the
line, Nefe securing northern sonora
and chihuahua.
The bandits, seven in number. were
seen by American scouts to cruas the
Arixona-Sonora line This morning.
Pearson and his wife. who were
killed while the raiders looted the
Ruby post Office and general store,
leave a i've year old girl
hiea Irene Purcell, Mrs. Parsons
sister. Is stili In a serious condition
az the hospital here. n WIS shot
through the left hand and side.
Pearson n the " women put IN
n heroic fight against the briTands,
sheriff White said. standing them on
an hour and wounding two OF their
number.
The Mexicans finally set fire TO tho
post onice, which was In PenrsOn's
charge, and when the Americans Were
forced 20 run from the flames. all
three were shot down.
The penrsops were instantly killed.
Miss Purcell, wounded. escaped witt
fVe year old Marjorie Pearson. who
was unhurt.
The raiders eNtingulshed the fire.
sacked the post Office and store and
fled toward tae border, just five mile,
AVA,