Arizona republican., 1922-06-21
ARIZONA GROCERY
CO. PHOENIX BUYS
GLENDALE STORE

GLENDALE, June 20--All prelimi-
nary arrangements having been
made, the announcement is made of
the sale of the grocery department of
the Ray F. Stauffer general mer-
chandise store to the Arizona Gro
Gerry company of Phoenix and will
be remodeled into one Of the self
serving PaynTakit stores.
For the past several weeks nego-
tiations have been under way be-
tween the two contracting parties
and only now the final announce
ment is made. The new owners Will
take charge actively on July / and
the entire grocery department Will
be remodeled. The north half of the
building and extending back to
Lower building will be occupied by
the new concern, partition Delng
placed between the grocery and the
gents furnishing store that VIII stlll
be operated by Mr.. Stauffer A
common entrance will be used by
both concerns, the front of the gro
Gerry however being fitted to care for
the fresh fruits and vegetable de-
partment.
The establishing of this business
will prove a great, help to Glendale
as it will offer great facilities for the
farmer to dispose of his produce and
will offer a store to the town that has
an immense buying power. This will
indeed be big step forward in
Glendale and it viii no doubt be
big step forward for the community.
Seriously Injured
Alex Spears, aged 55 years, living
west of Glendale, was very seriously
injured this morning shortly before
8 o'clock by the incoming work car
of the Phoenix Railways. The acci--
dent happened at the corner OF
North Fourth and A avenues, the
big electric car crashing into the car
| that was driven by Spears ana
crumbling it into kindling wood
| The automobile was a total wreck
while the street car was uninjured
| No minute details of the accident
could be gathered, as the crash came
so suddenly that it was over before
any observations could be made
| Mrs. Spears, who was riding along
! side of her husband was not hurt but
was badly shaken. Mr.. Spears
| however, was not so lucky and suf-
/ fered a severe cash over the left eye
| in which q number of stitches were
| taken. Spears was picked up by by
/ ISLANDERS and rushed to the home OF
DR.. Hill. who gave him first aid. DR.
| Hill stated that the cash over the
| eve was quite sever and that the left
eve would be lost, as the eyeball was
| in a terribly mutilated condition. DR.
Craig, the company physician, was
summoned from Phoenix and took
| Spears to the hospital where ne Is
reported to be resting as good as
could be expected.
Rumor of Smallpox Discredited.
There has been some rumor II
/ Glendale that smallpox was grad
uaIly gaining foothold, this how
/ ever is not the case and DR.. j. M
! Pearson states that not one case pre-
walls in the town of Glendale. How
| ever to maintain this record, 1t Is
necessary that some precautlon pt
! taken by the people of Glandale tt
! prevent spread of the disease, j
having already gained much mead
way in Phoenix.
/ DR.. Pearson states that the one way
to combat smallpox is to be Vaccl'
mated and he advises anyone who mas
not been vaccinated successful II
the past SEVEN y yNeAi . "a 'AAN NNSS -
feel absolutely secure, to get vacci'
mated at once. Those who feel tha
they are unable to pay for such med
ical care may take advantage o
treatment each day for the mex
week at the municipal park betweei
the hours of 10 and IL. No charg'
being made for the vaccination.
Condition No Better
Tho MANY friends of ID E. Low e.
have asked of his condition and upoi
inquiry it is found that he show
no Improvement. However, every
thing that can possibly be done i
being given him in order to pul
him through.
Picnic Postponed
The Good Fellowship picnic tina
was to be held this week has beel
postponed i..1efinitely.
Aswed to Attend
Mrs y. +. Burnum requests tina
all members of the Glendale commit
i | tee of the Florence Crittenden hom