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Arizona republican., 1921-04-14

1eo ACRES OF GOOD LAND LO- GATED CLOSE TO CHANDLER; s175O0 PER ACRE; S4500 CASH WILL HANDLE.
 HERBERT $. PRINCE co.
 REALTORS
 303- 304-305 HEARD BLDG. It
Arizona republican., 1921-04-14
CASA GRANDE DIVERSION DAM

is now under construction A small investment there right now might lead to future independence if wisely placed. I have a few excellent bar gains in relinquishments and deeded lands. Little money necessary. Is this to be your chance?
Arizona republican., 1921-04-14

FEED YOUR CHICkS the right kinds of feed and they de- velop into the best chickens. We have starting feed. chick grains, de voloping grains and mashes, shell. grit and charcoal. Expert advice for the asking.
 PHOE\IN SEED AND FEED CO
 I33 E. JEFF. ST If
Arizona republican., 1921-04-14

TWO 4o'S-ONE AT s250.OO WITH FAIR IMPROVEMENTS AND FIX CELLENT LOCATION. VERY AT TRACTIVE TERMS. THE OTHER 40 WITH BETTER IMPROVE MENTS AT $275.00. SMALL CASH PAYMENT.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-14

20 ACRES CLOSE TO SCoTTS- DALE. ? COWS, 125 CHICKENS GOOD TEAM, WAGON, HARNESS, IMPLEMENTS ETC. A MIGHTY GOOD PLACE AT AN ATTRACTIVE PRICE,
Arizona republican., 1921-04-14

VERY desirable furnished. also an unfurnished half house. Each wita all built in effects, oak floors, etc Everything first class. Good shade Healthy adults. Inquire. Owner. 9 \ 4th Ave
Arizona republican., 1921-04-14
Is 1t Possible? Yes!

5-room concrete block. all modern. with cement porch and shade, with Broom cement cottage in rear, northeast; large lot. 50x150; price $3000, cash $500, balance $50 per month, including interest. For bar gain hunters only. Phone 4252. Bolin Realty Co, 12 W. Van Buren St. It
Arizona republican., 1921-04-14
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
2-Acre Home

A real snap right on the car line Broom new frame, unfinished; the owner says sell; price s1500; about -.S6O0 cash Live Wire Realty Co.,, 142 ". Adams St. Phone 1853. bF
 40 ACRES, "A mile northeast of Chandler, plowed. disced, ready to plant: will sell or trade for city prop erty. Call D J Peter. Arizona Gro cery Go. Phone 4132-2964.
 FOR SALE-Attractive lot on In dian School car line; shade and wa ter; also two house tents, 12x20 and 12x14 respectively. 306 E. Flower St R. F. D. No. ?. blk
Arizona republican., 1921-04-14

10 ACRES NORTHWEST, A VERY COMPLETE, WELL IM- A PROVED POULTRY RANCH AND IAN IDEAL SUBURBAN HOME AT 4 SACRIFICE PRICE. SMALL CASH PAYMENT TO HANDLE.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-14
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
What Have You?

Lets trade. We have 5-room P D. houses on paved street. built-in features, cement porch, walks and sidewalks; good shade house. price s4200; house at s45O0. Will take $500 as first payment or will take car on either. bal. payable as rent, $50 per month inc. interest.
 TEXAS CITY REALTY
 B w. Monroe St. Tel. 1756 II
Arizona republican., 1921-04-14
FOR SALE-HOUSES

THE best buy in Phoenix today is this S15,0OO home which we are sac
 rificing for $10000 and only $200O cash S-room brick and a most com plete house in arrangement and fin
 ish. New and very luxurious in de- sign. Large grounds, shade and avn. Call S556 for appointment. No agents. II
Arizona republican., 1921-04-14
South Side Bargain

5 rooms and bath, half block to South Center paving; s2400; small cash payment required. M. E. Tar borough, 122 w. Washington. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-04-14
Builders

TO THE MAN WHO WANTS TO
 BUILD
 Six lots, priced right, 50x140 it. to alley. Best location in city. Just off paved street. One block to car. Cash, terms or negotiable paper. Owner 1040 E. Mcdowell. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-04-14

INCOME PROPERTY-Two lots and three houses. old shade; 1 F blocks to car line and paved street; s20c0 will handle. PA N. 18th Ave. blk FOR SALE-New four-room brick bungalow on paved street, northeast. $500 down, $50 month. Phone 3199. If
 If
Arizona republican., 1921-04-14

HIGH CLASS PORTLAND PLACE
 BUILDING LOT
 Large lot, SSx200, in Phoenix most exclusive residence district; paved street close to Central avenue; beau tiful shade, nicely fenced; all ready to build This is the prettiest home site in Phoenix A snap at s3250; only s1700 cash, balance 2 years. Address Owner, P. O. Fox 522. It
Arizona republican., 1921-04-14

CAN be sold to good family or
 Mexicans or colored people-Thor-
 oughly modern, practically new brick house with large rooms; plenty or
 closets, built-in features, large ce-
 ment front porch; fine shade, beauti-
 ful lawn and roses; good garage; full sized lot; walking distance of busi- ness center of city; price s4750, s750 cash. balance $35 to $50 per month; would consider lot priced right Call at IA West Van Ruren St. It
Arizona republican., 1921-04-14

NEW house with rooms and bath, water lights and gas; good location; i;
 lot 50x14O feet; price S2050, $250 cash, balance S3O per month. Call at IA West Van Buren St. It
Arizona republican., 1921-04-14

THE best bargain ever offered in
 the Casa Grande valley; this must be sold at once; it will pay you to come in and see us. Central Arizona J md CO, 29 W. Adams. It
 ADANDY one acre chicken ranch, f1eAx car line; only s1O0 cash. balance s15 monthly. Thomas Realty Co., 20 w. Adams street. It
Arizona republican., 1921-04-14
Trade for 80 Acres

IT you nave a house and lot clear or small acreage, and want an Sg we can make an excellent trade around s250 per acre.
 ANOTHER so
 Well located, close to GlendaIe don't require any cash if you have the security; $2s2.5o. Let us talk it over.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-14
PhOne 4It5 UT flSU. J. B. Guess. the Auctioneer
NOTICE

NOTICE
 1 1920 Oldsmobile 8, 7-passenger. in Al shape mechanically will be sold at auction to the highest bidder al II a. m April 14 at Jolly's Garage. 2l5 w. Jefferson blk
Arizona republican., 1921-04-14

LOT ON N. CENTRAL AVE, close in. for sale or I will trade it on a house. Box o9B Republican. bm
 s250 AS full payment will give you clear deed to fine desert five. Call owner 3423 If
Arizona republican., 1921-04-14
FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoU

ALFALFA hay. 212 ton stack, S25. Barley pasture. Barber wire and posts. Thomas and Four Mile Roads.
 :
Arizona republican., 1921-04-14

l.. ". McADAMS l2 w. Adams St. Phone 1234 bd
Arizona republican., 1921-04-14

HETEROGENEOUS, ice boxes, dressers, tables, gas ranges, etc. See Roy, the Furniture Man. 230 w. Jefferson, rear bn
Arizona republican., 1921-04-14

SANITARY couch, s5.50; new mat tress, s9; sewing machine, SIP; ham mock, $4: also a gas plate, at 1912 Grand Ave. bl
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-22
Good
Morning
J udge

There are some women who know
when 20 stop talking.
Louise Dsnieis talked 10 Vernon
Stevens q long time before he real
ICED that she actually meant to
break or with him when this In
formation did aink IN. Louise said.
he became angry.
Nseting her at friends house
one day. evrnon. according 10 Lou
ise. fnfofmed her that II she ara
not accept him, she would never
accept any one else.
He walked home with her that
night She talked and talked, Try
ing TO explain the situation Yer
non drew q rsveivsr. she said. and
threatsned her.
Vernon swore he had no intsn-
ton of shooting the girl and a.
serted that he erandished the re-
yoIver for q bluff"
The court ordered him 20 fur
nish a peace bond Of s1oo or 70 W
jail for a month
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ON THE SPUR OF THE MOMENT
BY ROY T. MOULTON

are to blush no more. Several min
listers throughout the country, no.
taoiy in New Jersey, have formu-
lated rules for bridal apparel Be-
fore mar riage 10 perform ed by
these pastors, the bride must:
Wear skirts not higher than
where the spring of the calf of the
leg begins.
Skirts must be wide enough to
allow -genuhecting without expos
ing the calf. much less the knee.
No dress called technically an
evening dress shall be allowed.
That is, they must not be cut low,
although q slight W will be al
lowed. So. ~,
Sleeves must not. be shorter than
the elbow. Glow short IL an elbow
anyhowD .,
There must be "A real covering
of hat or veil for the head. II q
thin veil Is worn, II must be lined.
"All transparent or semi trans
parent material shall be heavily
lined"
What's the fun Of being q bride
and having . swell church we'd
ding? Heaven knows IL 10 hard
enough to get q husband these days
without trying to find one who
goes into the affair blind. as these
pastors would have him do.
mo more tobacco after 1891" is
the cry of the antis. We know
some cigaret manufacturers who
are three years ahead of the time
now.
The average information booth
Is the place where they are all too
busy to give 1t to you.
A Long Island man took . drink
of prohibition bulge last week
with suicidal intent.
A fool and his money keep Wall
street going. Ss
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-22
BRIGHT SAYINGS
OF THE CHILDREN

Everyone who has children osd
everyone interested in children prob
ably con recall off hoNd several
POINTED soyings or xoiuv comments
on people or events. : Write oxi o
fen of them. briefly, and send them
to The Herold, and the best Of these
contributions, tsII BE- Published from
time to time.
Earls mother was giving him a
birthday party. 1t happened that his
dog, Skip. was year, old the same
day. s.
When the children began to arrive
some OF them with dogs In leash. his
mother questioned him about ii.
o." replied Earl, compiacentiy. II
knew you'd have enough cooked up
so invited them to bring their dogs
so Skip could have . party. too"
-. e. L. N.
John was eating Thanksgiving din
ner with his aunt, and after eating
a hearty meal. in complimenting his
aunt he remarked, 'T had q good din
! ner and I'm welcome" G. A.
The other day I ives playing house
with my brother, and sister. II Was
just time for lunch when one OF his
plsymates called my brother. who did
not wish to miss the meal. but did
not want to invite his friend In, so
he went to the window and yelled,
II amt home" z. N.
Robert and his sister were playing
blocks one morning. each trying to get
more than the other.
They had been playing q short time
when Robert exclaimed. Sister, I got
mucher blocks than you"
She replied. Robert, you shouldn't
say mucher. You should say manyer."
.l-' d. q. g.
A few weeks ago church gave q
home talent play Eva took part and
In order to do her bit offered to sell
number Of tickets.
She came to ask me II would buy
one.
When I asked her what the price
| Of the ticket was, she said. Some
tickets are IS cents. Aunt Mary, but
the preserved seats are SO cents"
You're busy" said. noticing the
forceps In the dentists hand. TIL
just take q little stroll about the viii
iage until this affair IL over"
Gee. gosh" came the rueful voice
from the depths Of the dentists chair
where 4 freckle faced lad sat gingerly
lingering a swollen jaw. IT wisht I
could go along with va +.
| Johnny's- mother often called on
him to help entertain his baby sis
ter. Johnny. like all 6-yearold
boys. preferred to play.
:. One day, when he was out play
ing ball with q neighbor lad, he
saw the family physician approach
ing in his car. As the car slowed
Town, Johnny became fearful lest
IL should stop at his home. with
= distressed look on his face, he
called out.
DIR. Morris, you don't need &c
stop at our house. We've got all
the babies We want" n. H. e.
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The latter scanned 1t with increas-
ing bewilderment. ---
by Jovei my own hand all right.
But I don't remember ever writing
it. Must have been when I was
drunk or doped."
What object do you suppose
Domingues had in securing itr'
asked Dale. Did he intend to make
away with you eventually? Surely
he was too shrewd. to think that he
could ever put in claim for your
property"
Johnston nodded.
'T think his idea was TO hold It
over my head as a threat against
enforcing my claim on Diana, He
probably figured that I was pretty
far gone mentally. at least I was
thinking crooked. and he evidently
intended to bride me with a re-
turn of my own property. IL
would withdraw my claim as
Diana's fiance. Or else he thought
I'd be scared into thinking that he
actually was going to do away with
me. Pretty sly old fox!"
Diana shuddered
He was terribI0 I'm glad he got
away. in view of the fact that he
was innocent of that particular
crime for which he was wanted.
But, as Marjorie said, I shall never
feel secure while he is at large"
She looked at Johnston.
Did you know about-about
Alex"
He nodded.
IA he Cnntinncd Totnorrotc
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-22
BEAUTY ANSWERS

Polly.-Agitation makes US catch
our breath; sadness makes us sigh
Conversely, slow, even breathing
calms mental agitation. This ex.
plains why, in the East breathing
exercises are used as q means >oi
cultivating mental poise and as al
aid to religious life. Keep up the
breathing exercises before the oper
window.
Business Girl.-Being> a business
girl Is no excuse for lack Of time
in which to, care for oneself. The
buster a woman Is, you will fnd
With rare exceptions, the better
she cares for her physical and men
tai states. Look at the most sue.
cessful business and professional
women you knew. Are they not al
ways well groomed and smart.
looking? You can make the time
all right IL the will Is sun9ciently
developed And it is time well
spent for today woman's appear.
ance In business has az much to Dc
with her. success as has . mans.
Anxious.-This is good skin
hhkSaoI III 6AhC OAluCp
draehsns,, borjc acid. drachm, oil
Of sweet almonds. y nuid ounce
anhydrousi lsnolin, IN ounce,
svoird., slycerine. . fiuid drachms
and rose water u ounce. Nix the
lanolin and almond oil in q warn
MORTAR Add the sine, oxide and
boric acid. then Incorporate thu
giycerins and rose water.
Mrs. NJ. N. C.-K you will send
me Z stamped. addressed .envelop<
viii be happy tor mail you an II.
iustrsted set OF exercises I have
for the mock and double chin. Thu
Ice treatment you ask about il a,
follows: Message from the base OF
the neck upward toward the CHR
and outward toward. the ears
Cleanse the neck thoroughly irst;
scrub II with . camels hair
brush. warm water. and soap; rinse
in warm water. Then massage the
skin food given above Into the neck
for . couple or minutes, givfng
extra movements In care directly
un6er5the cAia. Wipe or carefully
ana 60 over the throat with ice,
which II an excellent astringeut
ana Will. prevent wattles frond
forming under the chin.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-22
MEMORY TESTS.
Answers to These Questions WIN
BE Published TomorrOw.


1. Why does Babe Ruth knock
more home runs than any other
player?
.. What is the highest altitude At
which birds fly? -..
8. From what source and how do
rice planters Of Louisiana secure
water to flood their fields?
4. Who is the holder of the Brit
ish open golf championship?
S. The greater part of what states
would become lake covered IL rain
fall exceeded evaporation over
them? - \
g. Where is cavite and for what
is 1t known?
Z. What was the original name of
the melody to which The Star
Spangled Banter is sung?
8. Who were these characters In
literature: D'Artagnan, Jean VAL
jean. Trilby?
.. what was the original Ian
guage of the Old Testament? OF
the New?
10. Where are the Shetland
Islands? What are they noted for?
Answers to Yesterday Questions.
/. What is the language of diplo-
macy? OF commerce? OF music?
French, which because OF its exact
ness has come to be the tongue used
in treaty making and international
affairs, is called the language of
diplomacy. English IL known as the
language of commerce. italian Is
the language Of music the terms
indicating tempo and feeling in
compositions being inSicated by
Italian terms.
2. In what land of America. now
under perpetual ice, does evidences
OF tropical climate appear?
Greenland. Beds of coal from
tropical plants, have been found un.
der the ice. showing that at one
time Greenland was in a torrfd gone.
8. What deadly acid Is found in
peach and cherry stones? Prussic
acid. 81
4. What was triple alliance? And
what was the most important one?
A name applied to various fnterna-
,tional agreements. The one con-
cluded between Hungary
and the German empire In 1873. to
which Italy became party in May
1882.
S. What evangelist Of interna-
tional fame was formerly an, out
fielder with the Chicago. National
League ball team? The Rev Billy
Sunday. - ~
g. How many cards does q mar
ried women leave when calling on
another married woman? Two of
her husbands and one Of her own.
Z. Who was Charley Ross7 Four
year old lad Kidnapped in Phila-
deiphia (1s74t and never found. the
search for whom made his name q
classic Of mysteries. Ceaseless quest
for more than q. decade almost dis
sipated the wealth OF the child's
parents. Even thirty years later.
false clews were cropping up In
different cities of the United stAtes
and Canada. ,i.-. = =
8. Who Is the present heavy
weight champion wrestler? stants-
laus Zbyszko Of Poland. who beat
Stranger Lewis for the title.
+ !. >. When was the Last conference
football. championship won by one
of the Chicago Chicago
or Northwest Chicago, In 1919.
10. What 10 there In. Vinegar that
makes II souri, What are the three
stages Of fermePtAtionf Acetie
acid. The three steSes Of fsrnssnta-
ton arsI sugar. ,afcshol and acettc
y
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HOROSCOPE.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER "a. ,s.,

.
Jupiter dominates this day in BEN
etc aspect. according. to astrolosy,
and IT should be fortunate rule
for the Inhabitants of the Earth.
. The sway is particularly promis-
ing for trade and should bring
great profit to those who buy and
sell.
Merchants and shopkeepers should
benefit largely from this direction
of the stars which. should continue
advantageously for several days.
The rule is favorable to the plans
Of all persons who are heads of
business or directors of the work
OF others.
Philanthropic. and charfta BILE prof
ects should benent while this con.
figuration prevails.
The endowment OF a new enter
prise for the aid Of all classes or
Americans Id phophesied- ~
The seers declare that a feature
OF the coming year will be the rec
oanition of the uniform needs Of
all people.
Diplomacy 10 subject to the best
direction Of the stars today, which
'is suspicious for Initiative Of any
sort.
Gain in power ana prominence
for the United States, ia. .foretold.
but there may be q period of seem
ing decline before the greatest
New interest in 'birthstones and
metals IL forstold As \ coming fash.
ionable fad In which a prominent
woman will LEAD
Again Il IL foretold that manners
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-22
they shocked .ThemseIver


They shocked Themselves
/ had volunteered to tram q group
Of children to appear on a Hallow-
cen program planned by our club.
The day of the party the children
were perfect in their parts, and
were looking forward to the eve
ning's festivities. The sketch was
simple. The children were divided
into two groups, which approached
each other fro mopposite sides OF
the stage, draped In sheets and car
rying jack o. lanterns
; That evening when the lights
were turned out and the s,gnai CIV
en- for the children to enter, we were
dismayed to hear q chorus of terri
ned walls We never had practiced
without lights. and the children
were petrified with fear at the
grinning faces OF the jack o., IAN
terms. glaring out OF the dark.
The sketch ended in an uproar.
tribute further to the club pro-
grams. d. r.. r
spstfess. Fsetprints
To me the most embarrassing mo-
mont Of life was on sleepAr. / had
sprinklec powder in my S1ioes most
generously before leaving home, but
along in my stocking feet to the
forgot IL when. I went tripping
DRESSING room OF that said car. The
looks that porter gave at the foot
prints OF powder (full length Of the
carl, and his exclamation were
enough TO attract every ones At
tention. D. 3.
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Isn't Ii Truef

Isn't 1t Trues
You take them here. you take them
there,
And when you've finished they
give you the air;
Yet there Is one-who will surely
say:
Its the woman who always has
to pay" ..- 49,.
It's a taxi for this and a taxi for
that;
Your roll is lean where it once
was fat;
Yet the heroine mutters in all the
plays:
ITS the much abused woman
who always pays"
You buy all the eats. you buy all
the drinks:
Deep in their hearts we're the
missing links; .
Yet the poet will quote in his
righteous way.
IT'S the woman who always has
to pay
oh, those Amfes and Dotties and
Gertfes and ILLS,
why don't they ever settle the
bills?
I'm changing that phrase with my
head in a dane:
It's the downtrodden MAN who
always pays"
Mark HeIiinger.
Corn at 20 cents a bushel. says
the Department of Agriculture,
equals coal at SO a ton. What
does corn at $40 a quart equal,
professor" inquiries the Hootchin-
son Gazette" Corn at SO a quart
equals funeral PROFESSIONS at s1s a
carriage.
The dome OF the Capitol at Wash
/ ington is now illuminated. Some
of the congressional domes beneath
il are light enough.
For "the Bl1shing Bride.-
For a long time we have read Of
FLUSHING brides" but now they
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To be Continued Tomorroc.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-22
Travel Gifts
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Other English Kit Bags from $50 to $l0o.
Cowhide travelling Bags. for man or
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No Hero.

Diana nodded. For the second
time that day she was exonerated
from the cause of tragedy. 1t was
glorious relief.
DO go on with your story" she
urged Johnston. What happened
after you had-had-"
Il took his horse and wagon and
drove off. / didn't know the trails
around there but I did know that
7 wasn't going TIC take a chance on
being seen by any of Dominguez's
gang. so I turned OF from the road
that remembered led to the rail-
road station. Isgave the horse his
head and by Jove. we wound up at
some crazy little town that boasted
a railroad too. I took the first train
that went through. II happened ~
be an eastbound train. but I didn't
care, I reached Chicago all right,
went to a hotel and proceeded to
be pretty sick boy for a few days
as a result of exposure after the
fever and everything. Dale's agents
located me there a couple of days
ago-and here I ann he finished
with wry smile.
Did Dominguez tell you what
had happened to me?- asked Diana
Did you wonder awfullyr'
Johnston looked down. nervously
lingering a spoon. A tinse OF color
crept into his pallid face.
Didn't tell you when I searted
that I was no hero in this yarn?
Dominsuez told me you had run
away and gone to some people
named Borden. After that 1 was
pretty much concerned with the
fate of my own skin. Say. It's pref
~, rotten. isn't it7" he broke out =
.'Of course not" replied Diana
quickly and kindly. You did all
you could when you sent me that
money the night I got away. BY
the way"
She opened her bag and took out
a check book.
You must let me repay you.
Have you .. fountain pen. Steve?'
Dale handed her one and pro-
duced his own wallet. W
This may interest you, Johnston
Diana found it In Domingues's pos
sesaion and feared that he had done
away with yos."
H $1,000 Sshnston the viii.