Phoenix tribune., 1922-11-25
LOCAL NEWS

Shoe Shining ParIors
There are several first class shoe
shining stands conducted by members
of the race. The writer has not had
an opportunity to visit all and learn
the names of the proprietors. but
those we pass daily and know to be
first class, are run by the following
gentlemen: Mr.. T. Trice, SO West
Washington ST.; Mr. Chas. Mason.
near Phoenix Saving Bank; Mr.. J. H.
McReynolds, 19 North End street; Mr..
Floyd Lucas, S9 So. End street; Mr..
Floyd Shomo Doyles Cigar stand, and
several others. Messrs. Trice and Nc
Reynolds conduct establishments that
are enclosed and arranged in an at
tractive, up-to-date manner.
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The Gardiner Grocery
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gardiner. of 91S
South 18th avenue, conduct the only
grocery business among our people in
the city. They carry a complete line
of staple and fancy groceries, fresh
and salt meats, wood, hay and grain
They have a free delivery service and
are doing land office business. When
you think of groceries, hay or wood,
think of Gardeners, and phone S299.
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Graduate Chiropodist
DR.. A. ]. Johnson of 35 East Wash
ington street Cup stairs) is among the
leading chiropodists in the southwest,
and is prepared to care for all foot
troubles. He has a suite of rooms in
this building, and his laboratory is
fitted out with all the latest devices
so as to treat your corns, bunions and
other foot troubles in a scientific and
painless manner. He has a large and
growing practice, and you are asked
to phone 1916 for appointment.
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Our Credit Man
To all who are hampered by the lack
of means with which to purchase
ladies and gents wearing apparel, Our
Credit Man, Mr.. Clay C. Credible, of
1921 East Madison street, comes as a
God-send. He is prepared to fit you
out from head to foot at a dollar down
and dollar week If you need a |
few things for Christmas and your
money is short, see Mr.. Credible. He
is the Poor Mans Friend" Better
still, just phone 2546 and he will bring
his store to your home.
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Modern Hospital
An institution of which Phoenix and
all Arizona should be proud, is the
Booker T. Washington Memorial Hos
pital, located at 18th street and East
Jefferson. This institution, which is
thoroughly equipped in every way for
the care of patients, is the achieve
ment of Dr. W. c.. Hackett, the only
colored physician in Phoenix. A first
class sanitarium is maintained in
connection with the hospital for the
care of tubercular people. Competent
nurses are employed and the best of !
care and attention is given all patients. |
Aside from the hospital and sani- |
tarium, DR.. Hackett has large and
growing practice among the Spanish
and Colored people, and maintains a !
down town office in the Creighton
Building, 80 N 1st avenue.
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First Class Barber
Mr. John Farrell conducts the most
up-to-date barber shop for our people |
In the city of Phoenix His place is
located at 9S South End street, and
four experienced tonsorial artists are
always ready to serve you. Remem-
Der, when you go to Farrells shop.
you don't have long to wait, for 'U. |
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Pre-Christmas Dinner
The Missionary Ladies of the Sec
ond Baptist church will serve a grand |
pre-Christmas dinner, Tuesday, Dec
ember 5, at this church. Following
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