Arizona republican., 1921-01-23
$50 Is MADE
 FROM RUMMAGE SALE

MESA. Jan. 22.-The Missionary society of the Baptist church realized close to $50 from a rummage sale con- ducted on the corner of Main and Macdonald streets Saturday. Without heralding the bargaining event to any great degree the ladies appeared Sat urday morning, set up their stand or three tables as bargain counters and enjoyed a fairly brisk business throughout the day There was. a bountiful supply of old, misfit and dis carded clothing on hand. and the Mexicans and Indians found many ex- ceptional bargains in the lot.
 Will Elect Officers
 The new board of directors or the Mesa Commercial club which was elected at the annual meeting Thurs day night will hold their initial execu- tive session Monday night in the club rooms. The election of a president. vice president and other officials or the club will be the important matter of business handled
 New Lamp Posts Up
 Three of the new ornamental light ing standards are now in place in the center of the street on North Mac Donald on the block just off Main street. The initial standard which was set about 10 days ago is entirely com pleted and presents a very neat ap- pearance. The standards are being set about five to the block, in the auto park ways on the paved streets where they will be able to throw an equal lighting effect on both sides of the street. New auto parking spaces will n. be marked. as soon as the construc- ton of the light standards is com ., pleted.
 No Tobaeeo--Does Good Business
 Noting a recent announcements oi the fact that six towns Of Northern Arizona had agreed to dispense witf the sale of tobacco in any form, O. r Fur Mesa merchant says that Inc has never handled tobacco of any sor' in the two years he has been in busi- ness fin Mesa Opening a store or South Macdonald adjoining Stewari addition when that district was jus started, MT. Furr's business has growr with the addition which now numbers over hundred homes. The northern Arizona towns have nothing on him h' says, and furthermore he has thus fla noted no decline in the volume of hi trade. He attributes the stability O his business and the fact that it hal not fallen off in the past few months Ato the fact that he will not permit tn o-aie of tobacco in any form in hi store
 Mesa Church Services Sunday
 st. Marks Episcopal Church-Sep tagesima Sunday. Sunday school 9:4 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon l a. m. Cordial welcome extended to all Evening service at Chandler 7:30 2 m. in the Freeman hall Francis Bloy rector.
 Methodist church - Sunday schoo 9:45. Morning worship II; subject Supreme Values" Epworth League 6:30. Preaching 7:3O; subject, Y Journey Homeward" Today will b the last day of the revival meeting Decision day will be observed in tn Sunday school. The parents are re quested to be present with the chil dren. The public is invited to b present. w. c. Miller, pastor.
 Baptist Church---Sunday school ( 9:45 a. m. Morning worship at II m. B. Y. F. U. at 6:30 D. m. Eve ming worship at 7:3O D. m Prayt meeting and Bible study Wednesda at 7:30 D. m. Choir practice Thurs day at 7:30 D. m The public is mos cordially invited to attend these SCI vices. J. Lawrence Bell, pastor.
 Southside Theaters Today
 Mesa-'The Man Who Had Every thing" starring Jack Pickford. Come dy "A Birthday Tangle."
 Gilbert-Carmel Myers in "Gilds Dreams" Mutt and Jeff cartoC called "SonR Birds"
 Tempe-"The Third Woman" al star cast. Sunshine Comedy. ''Trsir ing Husbands"
 Chandler-Tom Mix in "The Te TOT. Hoot Gibson in The Sadd
 FOR sALE-New house. on lot Ie Baron addition, $. Robson St. $3 cash, balance terms. Must sell at on, T. A. Kirkwood, Phoenix, Ariz.