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PAGE FOURTEEN THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 2, 1920

Wanted Miscell aneous 21 Transfer and StorageCHAMBERS TRANSFER AND

STORAGE CO. Any kind of hauling.Fireproof storage. Phono 1228 or 3528 tf

Hats Cleaned and Blocked

All kinds of hats cleaned and blocked.6 E. Washington St. tf

r m t ir11 fr yor Liberty bonds.

Wanted Help, Male andFemale 24

WANTEDOne man dishwasher, two or three

experienced waitresses; none otherapplv. Graves & Hunnicutt, at

W. Washington.

SOUTHSIDE HEWSOFFICE SOUTHSIDE DEPARTMENT

16 Sccth Mactionald Street; Phone 341; Mess

CHANDLER AGENCYGardner & Harmer Drug Store

Phone 21

GOODYEAR AGENCYJ. E. Flanagan Refreshment

Parlor

TEMPE AGENCYLaird &. Dines Dru3 Store

Phone 22

GILBERT AGENCYGilbert PharmacyPhone Mesa 1R2

CONK AWARDED

FOR S10.DQ0 EPISTO SCHOOL BUILDINGS

MESA, July 1. At a meeting of theboard of trustees of the grammarschools held Wednesday evening contracts were awarded for various re-pairs and improvements to be madeon the . Irving and Webster schoolbuildings. Ten thousand dollars willbe expended on these two buildings,the various contracts being awarded toC. M. Paddock. W. L. Samuels and Sonand to J. A. Fjraser for the plumbingwork. At the same meeting the trus-tees listened to the arguments of thecolored people of the town which havearisen over the proposed location ofthe new colored children't school in thenorthern part of town. Their investigations, one member of the boardstated yesterday, disclosed the factthat ten negro families resided north oftown, while only four resided south oftown, proving that the location of thenew building north of town will be awise step, for that and other reasons.Sundry objections to the move werecontinued yesterday, but present plansare to go ahead with the building asplanned.

Depart for FlagMr. and Mrs. Charles Price and

daughter left yesterday morning forFl?.gstaff, where the family will bedomiciled for the summer. They aremaking the trip by automobile.

Summer in MountainsGeorge Scott expects to get away

this morning for his sheep camp inthe mountains at Show Low, Ariz., topass tne remainder of the summermonths.

Returns to ValleySearles Dobi, son of Mr. and Mrs.

A. B. Dobi, residing west of Mesa, re-turned to the valley the forepart of theweek and will make his home herewith his parents. The past year hehas been located in California.

Visult ReturnsArthur Viault of the Mesa Milling

company returned yesterday morningfrom the coast, where he was calledseveral weeks ago by the serious con-dition of his son, who wasinjured in an accident. The amputa-tion of a part of one foot was neces-sary, Mr. Viault said yesterday, andfor a time when other complications

JUST RECEIVED30,000 SQUARE FEET

.

nnson. i- -s K. Adams. tf

Liberty BondsneedBOUGHT FOR CASH 201

B. H.Dodt2 WEST ADAMS

WANTED Piano, second-han- d, forcash. Box 30H. Republican. tfWAiSiiuij Veal calves, laroba. sheep,nogs, fat cows and steers. Highest

market prica paid. Star Market. 20SW. Washington St. Phone 1885. tf

Wanted Help, Male 22

WANTEDExperienced cloth-

ing and shoe sales-men.

navNT

lust speak on

Spanish. Good sal-ary,

due

steady position.The Reliable Store

in

214 E. WashingtonSALESMAN wanted to represent

nationally known firm with establishedbusiness in Arizona; small investment,fully secured, required; representativehere now. Box SSL. Republican. It

- WANTED Hay baling: oone. Phono2164. 1

WANTED An experienced porter,American kitchen. k

WANTED A boy to wrap bread,Barker Bakery. d

WANTED A- -l plumber, $10 a day.George Hageman Company. d

SALESMAN wanted to sell a linethat is in demand; a money maker forsalesman and purchaser. Address Cap-itol City Nursery Co., Salem. Ore. gb

SMART BOY Learn trade. ApacheTrail Garage. 300 West Adams. d

WANTED Boy to wheel a wheelchair. Apply at 850 N. 5th Ave. after10 o'clock. d er

WANTED Ten switchmen, mainline of Santa Fe; 1 camp blacksmith.$7. U. S. Employment Office, 121 N. 2dA ve. Phone 4260. g

WANTED An experienced gar-dener;

TVgood wages; good place for

good man. Call Dr. Craig. 16 E. Mon-roe, g

AUTO, MECHANIC, S5c per hour.S00 West Adams. k

WANTED Mechanics and electricsub-stati- on operators. Apply at PacificGas and Electric Co. gb

NOTICEThe Stair Employment and Real

Estate Office furnishes all class of Alabor on short notice. 214 W. Wash-ington. Phone 3514. HENRY ROSE-CRAN- S.

tfSPANISH AMERICAN EMPLOY-

MENT AGENCY. 506 S. Central.Phone 1773. Mexican help on shortnotice. tf

WANTED You to enroll at thePrescott Busness College and learn toearn your living while spending yourvacation In the Mile-Hig- h City. Bet-ter onsecure reservation now while wehave several desirable plain rooms:also modern 2, 3 and furnished ifapartments; garage; on lest street incity; very reasonable. The PrescottBusiness College. Prescott, Ariz.. HeadHotel. Phone 861. tfLIVE WIRE EMPLOYMENT AGaMCI

3 Cactus Way. Phone 693. ,Competent help sent to any place In

the state on short notice. tfLONG'S EMPLOIMENt AGENCYFurnishes help free to employer.

Phone 624. 41 Wall St. Cor Jefferson St.tf

LEAKN TO jOL a. MECHANICPractical instruction by actual work

n all models of cars.ARIZONA AUTO AND TRACTOR

SCHOOL432 W. Adams St. Ponlx. Arts tf a

CARPENTERS WANTEDTo stay away from Phoenix. Open

shoo fight still on.CARPENTERS' UNION NO. 1089 7-- dl

SALESMAN wanted Man withFord to sell and assume slate agencyproposition for Ford accessory; no re-sponsibility for agent after sale made;nothing like it sold In state; big moneyfnr nersons. Call 1S17 betweenfi and 7 o'clock evenings; Ask for MrVInrtrnm(rv. ... tf' - -v -

WANTED Solicitors for beat dem-onstrating proposition in town; can usea few men with cars. See Wrillard atRoom 13, 11 W. .Adams. 9 to 12; 1 to u.

PAINTERS wanted to bid on (laboronly) two bungalows. Address Box74. Prescott. Ariz. j Is

PHONE BRA DM ait 4388PHOENIX EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

RELIABLE HELP FURNISHED ONKHORT NOTICE. 117 S. 1ST ST. tfRELIABLE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

233 S. CentralPhone 1773 tf

Wanted Help, female 23

WANTED 3 waitresses and 2 cooksor waiters for Sunday and Mondayonly. Riverside Cafe. Riverside Park.

WANTED Girl for general house-work; no wash in?. Phone 100R5. g

WANTED Girl or woman to assistwith housework. Call at 1409 E.Mc-Kinle- y.

Phone 2455. d

WANTED Girl to work at Woods'Candy Kitchen, 144 E. Washington St.

WANTED Young lady stenogra-pher" some clerical work and mustwrite a fairly Pod hand; state ex-

perience and salary expected. Box .6L,Republican.

SHORTHAND and typewriting. Spe-;- oi

Kce-innin- class conducted by spe- -- : - iteacher between a anu o p m. at

Shorthand School Join thisthe Gregg tfclass now.WANTED Old or middle-age- d lady;, nn hilaren or lnnimriMm':

keep house and care for old person.Phone 688. . 5

WANTED Girl for light housework,day for next severalofall day or part

Annlv Mrs. Lane, 3.6 E. Cul- -

WANTED First class housekeeper,colored woman preferred; good wages.ii vTot'v. Tempo. Phone 8- -. S

. , . . i.--t iTnnupkprncr: must te aw a.n iv,WI rook. 717 N. 6th St. c--"cllAMBERM Al D. CalI f or 9 a. m.

Tnhnston'.s. 27 W. Madison St. snr- -j, . . , -

WANTED Cook lor small cai.preferred; steady joo ii

party. American Cafe F.ox 511. it-m--

re. Ariz- -

"" srirl for i isrhtWANTED A younrr(1

1 f,o9 K. Win Buren.WANTED Exper-Californi- a nceil waitress.

Restaurant. ;r. N. First Ave.

l.adv solicitor for botiii vti.'I) -- -- - . . i

Plate

Babggage checked to destination. AUkinds of hauling. Fireproof storage.Lhtning Delivery Co, 42 S Center.Phones 3094 and 412 0. tf

Wagons and HarnessW. H. GRAY

402 E. Jefferson Phone 4130 tf

Tractor RepairingALL MAKES of tractors repaired.

either on ranch or in shop. TractorService Co., 213 W. Jefferson St. Phone1590. tf

Used Car AgenciesCars bought, sold and exchanged.

Harper-Farthu- m Motor Co- - 245 N. 1ststreet. tf

Vacuum CleaningOHIO TUEC ELECTRIC SUCTION

SWEEPERSFor sale or rent on easy payment plansABIZ. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE CO.

325 West Adams Phone 3E31 tf

Undertakers & Embalmers-- n m

YARWOOD & HOCKREYFuneral directors and embalmers,

334 W. Monro. Phone 3099. tfTel. 1670 H. M. MAUS TeL 129

111 North First Ave. ttJ. T. WHITNEY

134 WEST ADAM:-- ! STREET tfTHE GEO. F. MEKRYMAN CO, 124

North Second Avenue. Phone 651.MOORE & McLELLAN

Funeral directors and embalmers.129 West Adams St. Phpi 0L tf

Voice CultureTEACHER of voice, Italian method.

Leonard Bushell, 320 N. 4th Ave.Phone 1395 tf.

Vulcanizing & RetreadingMOST modern equipment in tow

and In charga of a man with 15 years'experience: satisfaction guaranteed.

WILKY-WARTMA- N OIL CO. tt

Women's ExchangeWOMEN'S EXCHANGE!

715 N. Second Ave. Phone 3893 tf

Legal AdvertisingIN THE SUPERIOR COURT

Of Maricopa County, State of Arizona.In the matter of the Estate of Joe

Silva, Deceased.NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL

ESTATEAt Phoenix, Arizona.

Notice is Hereby Given, That in pursuance of an order or the superiorCourt Of Maricopa County, State ofArizona, made on the 24th day of May.1920, in the matter of the estate of JooSilva, deceased, the undersigned, theAdministrator of the Estate of JoeSilva, will sell at private sale, to thehighest bidder, subject to confirmationby said Superior Court, on W ednesday,the 14th day of July, 1920, at 10 o'clockA. M., at the law offices of Lewkowitz,Thalheimer & Hart, Fleming Building,Phoenix, Arizona, in the City of Phoe-nix, in the said County of Maricopa,State of Arizona, the following described real property, to-w- it:

Lot Five (5). in Block Three (3) orRailroad Place Addition, to the City ofPhoenix, and Lot Seventeen (17) inBlock J, of University Addition to theCity of Phoenix.

Terms of sale: Cash In lawful moneyof the United States; ten (10) percent of the purchase price bid to besaid at the time of making bid; bids tobe presented In writing.

J. E. GEARE.Administrator of the Estate of Joe

Silva, Deceased.Dated June 18, 1920.

oTO THE CREDITORS OF THE

SAUFLEY RUBBER COMPANYYou are hereby notified that the

Saufley Rubber Company did, on theTwenty-fir- st day of May, 1920, assign,set over and transfer to me. D'n Staf-ford, in trust for the benefit of all itscreditors, all of its property of everykind and nature.

You are further notified that the of-fice of the assignee for the transac-tion of any and all business In con-nection with the aforesaid assignmentis the Central Bank of Phoenix, Phoe-nix, Arizona.

D'N. STAFFORD.Assignee of the Saufley Rubber Com-

pany, a corporation.o

NOTICE OF SCHOOL BONDELECTION

Pursuant to a resolution of the Boardof Directors, District Number 66 ofMaricopa County, State of Arizona,duly passed and adopted on the 1stday of July, 1920, calling the electionhereinafter mentioned notice is here-by given that an election will be heldin the main school building in the saidschool district on Friday, July 23rd,1920, from the hour of 10:00 o'clock inthe forenoon to the hour of 5:00o'clock in the afternoon of said day.during which time the polls will beopen; that Allen Wilkinson, StephenGarrett and Mrs. Jennie Wheeler arethe judges appointed and named toconduct the said election at said timeand place; that the purpose of saidelection is to submit to the tax payerswho are otherwise qualified electors ofthe said school district, the question ofwhether or not the bonds of saidschool district Number 66 shall be issued and sold in the aggregate sum ofTwenty Eight Thousand Five Hundred($28,500.00) Dollars, in denominationsof Five Hundred ($500.00) each, bear-ing interest at the rate of six per cent(6) per annum payable semi-annu- al

ly, and to run for twenty years afterthe date of issuance thereof; the pro-ceeds of said bonds to be used andexpended in purchasing additional landfor school sites in the northeast quar-ter of section 32, township 1 north,range three east of the Gila and SaltRiver Base and Meridian in the saidschool district, and for erecting additional school buildings upon theschool sites now owned and that maybe acquired by said school district inthe north east quarter of section 32,aforesaid; for installation of a heatingplant for the school buildings to beerected In the said north east quarterof section 32 and for the erection of asanitary toilet building and for sup-plying said building with furnitureand apparatus, and for improving theschool grounds thereof.

Dated this 1st day of July, A. D. 1920.THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF

SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 66,MARICOPA COUNTY, STATE OFARIZONA.

By J. B. HEDGPETH,Chairman.

JOHN J. GOULD.Clerk.

R. E. PAY TON,7 Member.

JUST AS GOODHelter Have you a book called

"How to Acquire a Good Carriage"?Clerk No, sir, but here is "Seven

Ways to Obtain an Automobile." To-ledo Blade.

HemstitchingMRS. BOLAND HEMSTITCH SHOPNew Home Sewing Machine Co., 331

Washington. Phone 1249. Orderscalled for and delivered. Mail ordersreturner! same day received. g

InsuranceJ. E. GEARE

New location, 142 W. Wash. Bt.F"ir. Auto Inn. Iiani. Nntv Puhlta

Jeweler and WatchmakerM. Meckler & Co, 305 E. Washington,

expert watchmaker and jeweler. tfCHAS. A. SHELDON

N. First Ave Phone 3E3I

Livery StableSTAR CORRAL NO FEED TARD

Open day and night. Good saddlersend buggy horses. Call and see me.William F. Cavnecs. 2nd Ave. andMadison St. Phone 4131. tt

E. A. STARR LrV'ERTSADDLERS, DRIVERS AND RIGS. 741WEST VAN BUREN. PHO.N'S 3063. tf

Lawn Mowers SharpenedNeal sharpens, repairs, buys and

sells anything. Residence and yard 415Ninth St. Phone 4640. tt

MachineryClark-Montie- th Engineering Co.

17 W. Adams St. Phone 1997 tf

MillineryLADIES HAT SHOP

Old hats remodeled 115 E. RooatTo).

MachinesFAIRBANKS. Morse & Co, engines,

pumps, motors, etc Smith Hughes ACo, Third Ave and Jefferson. Phone406 tf

Mechanical EngineerE. T. ADAMS. M. E.

1S6 N. CENTRAL AVE tt

Navajo RugsGenuine Navajo Rugs and Blankets

MRS E. W. WHEELER06 N 2nd St Phone 2l7t

OrchestraSPANISH STRING QUARTETTE;

for dances and parties. Director,Manuel Ruiz. 920 E. Madison. 7-- dd

Public StenographerMISS HOUGHTON. 40S Flemln

Bldg. Phone 1789. tt

Pianos and PlayersPIANOS AND PLAYERS

Largest stock of high grade instru-ments in Arizona. Bargains In usedpianos. Repairs and refiniahlns.

R ED E W ILL'S222 West WMblngtos tret

PrintingM. M. HAYES PRINTING CO.

Fine office printing our specialty,12 Wall St. Phone 4946. tf

SPANISH PRINTINGTranslation. Spanish to English,

English to Spanish. 63 South Thirdstreet. tl

Painting and PaperhangingPAINTING, paper hanging, calso- -

mming, expert service on narawooafloors; work guaranteed. J. Tubes,Phone 4207. 7-- p

PlatingWe re plate all kinds ol metaL brass.

silver, nickel and copper. Phoenix FlatIng Co.. 215 E. Adams tf

Piano TuningS. L. HAMILTON. Piano Tuner.

Sixteenth year la Phoenix, "hone 4301.Photo grap tiersFor Fine Portraits

THE RUSSELL STUDIOPhone 4688 35 E. Washington tf

Paint SuppliesMATHEWS PAINT CO, 113 N

CENTRAL AVE.. WHOLESALE ANDRETAIL DEALERS IN PAINTS,OILS, VARNISHES. BRUSHES. ETC.PHONE 12". 9- PUOMVT DELIVERY

ProduceFor table use and canninr

Phoenix Fruit and Produce Companyfftone 3780-140- 1

lOlVVesi .lffereoo tf

PlumbingSTANDARD PLUMBING CO.

T47 Grand Ace. Pbone 4943.

Radiator RepairingC. K. SEFTON

633 E. Washington tfPhone 1577 f

Storage BatteriesSTORAGE BATTERIES

Manufacturers of batteries and elec-trical appliances.

PHOENIX AUTO ELECTRIC CO.407 W. Washington f

RefrigeratingClark-Montei- th Engineering Co.

17 W. Adams St. Phone 1997 tt

Real EstaCe OfficesReal Estate. Loans and Insurance

W. S. DORMAN315 W. Washington. Phone 37 tf

H O LT REALTY CO.City. Suburban and Ranch Property

Business Chances and Rentals40 E. Adams Phone 1910 tf

CENTRAL ARIZONA LAND CO.Specialty Casa Grande Valley Landa415 National Bank of Arizona Building

ROY NEBLETT REALTY CO.HO North Central Phone 1708 tf

D WIGHT B HEARDInsurance Loans

Investments Real KstasCENTRAL AND ADAMS tf

Real Estate Loans InsuranceFRANK R. STEWART

M. of R. B. PHONE 1631Phone 1P97 17 W. Jkd.5 St tf

School of MusicM....ii. .in iiEverything In music, expression.

language and daoflne. iwre 1009. tt

TiresGENUINE Caterpillar tires save you

money and trouble. Also cars for sale.ReoairinK done. 719 W. Washington.

Money to Loan 25

MONEY WANTED$400 one year: good security, good

interest. Box 82L. Republican. ItWANTED $2000 loan for 2 or 3

years, 10 per cent interest on well-bui- lt

house, northeast: first-clas- s security.Phone 8805 or 1741 W. Madison. 1

FOR SALE A $10,000 mortgage,gilt-edg- e land security, drawing 8 percent; still to run 4J,4 years, at a fairdiscount. Box !T$J. Republican. m

WANTED $2000 on good city resi-dence for 3 years. Worth $5000.00. Will

S per cent. Phone 8106 or call 641fith Ave. d

FOR SALE $3000.00 2nd mortgage40 acres; 1st mortgage $4000.00,.

Place has been sold for $20,000.. $1500Jan. 1st. 1921, $1500 due Jan. 1.

1922. Will discount 5 per cent. Phone8106 or call 641 N. 6fh Ave. d

CHATTEL LOANS EASY TO GETsuras up to $300 at lawful rates on

your furniture, piano, automobile, live-stock, implements; etc. Repay in smallmonthly installments. If desi.ed; am-ple funds; just and courteous treat-ment; strictly confidential. People'sLoan and Invest Co., 23 East Washing-ton St. Phone 139G tf

MONEY TO LOAN on improved cityproperty or for building purposes, atlowest rates. E. E. Pascoe. 10 WestVan St. tf

WANTED TO BORROW $2500.First mortgage on good home. Address

42L. care Republican. d

Lost and Found 25

LOST Heavy barpin, "Anna" engraved. Return to Republican Oitice;reward. ? for

LOST Stiff straw hat. size 6. between 3d St. and 7 th Ave. on Adams.Address Box 84 L, Republican. s

LOST June 30, child's patent leathpumps between 11th st. and Mon

roe and 4th ave. Finder please phone2104. fS

LOST At Blue Point, a small pocketcamera marked C. L. Goldtrap, NavyAir Station. Phone 3414 or call at 1501

Teffernnn St Reward. K

LOST License plate N6. 27120 withtail light. Reward if returned to CityEngineer's Office. City Hall or phone102X. J. E. Sellers. it

T.OST Suitcase on road to Florence,between old Whitlow ranch and Newwell, containing men's clothing andtwo books, names in gilt on sameMilford Taylor and Gail Taylor. Notify Victor Lamb, Jr., Superior, or Geo.

Tavlor. Phone 14R2. Tempe. Reward d

LOST One rosary with large cruelfix. in front of Valley Clothing, fouitable reward if returned to Mrs. Wm.Gleason of the Valley Clothing Co. g

FOUND Kit of auto tools at Central ave. and Santa Fe tracks. Ownerprove property and pay for this ad. SeeEllis. Republican Otrice. g

STRAYED or stolen from my placeBethany Home Road, 2 bay mares.

about 8 years old, branded V on theJaw; weight 1400 apiece; $25 reward

returned. A. F. Gollihugh. dFOUND On bundle of bedding.

Owner can have same by Identifyingand paying for add. 703 N. 6th St. d

Business Chances 27

GROCERY STORE doing nice strictly cash business; will invoice about$1000. Phone 4774. p

BUSINESS LOT with brick, buildingcovering lot. Investigate this. Call at10 N. Second avenue ft

HERE YOU ARE: The best restuarant proposition in Phoenix. If you are

restaurant man, investigate this, orIf you are looking for a good buildingand location, call at 10 N. Second Ave

gDO YOU want to earn a little extra

money? I 'want clerks to work after4 p. m. for a limited number of hourseach d.iv. Apply 73L Republican. d

LEAVING state, will trade five goldmining claims independent ledge andeach claim from 2 to 4 wide. Threeshafts good. gold values for first classauto; Buick late model preferred. JohnSanielson, Salome, Ariz. k

FOR SALE At a bargain for cash,group of five patented mining claimscarrying gold, silver and copper valuesInquire 401 Fleming Block, PhoenixArizona. k

FOR SALE Pool hall and barbershop, doing good business. For particulirs phone J. M. Vance, care Superior Drug Company. Superior, Ariz. 7-- k

AN OLD established tailoring business for sale in a live, good town. Thoonly one there. Address box 45K, Re- -pnmioan. 7m

FOR bALE Rcot beer outfit complete, with or without location. Inquire138 W, Washington. tf

Personals 23

WILL LEAVE for Los Angeles July6 by auto. Would like to meet partygoing in own car for company. G. C.Wilcox. Phone 3057. 128 N. Ninthavenue. g

DURING the summer in Los An-geles, Agnes Osbourne Carter will re-ceive pupils; teacher of piano, soloist,eight years in Metropolitan OperaHouse, New York; pupil of Leschets-zk- y.

Studio 313 Blanchard Hall. LosAngeles. g

DRIVING to Los Angeles Saturday.Room for two. Phone 1698 Taylor. d

Special NoticesPIANO lessons by accomplished lady

teacher; will come to the house if pre-ferred; special summer rates, 75c. Call922 N. 2nd St. k

THE DE LUXE CAFE. 27 N. 2d St..is nqw open for business; first-clas- s

service and expert cooks. gbNOTICE TO ALL REAL ESTATE

MEN My property is off the market.C. D. Ashley, 1645 E. Adams. g

DAVE DIDIT, THE SIGN PAINTER,14 Wr. Washington. Phone' 2770. kLEAVE Cactus Garage, Phoenix, at

8 a. m. daily. Leave Casa Grande 1 p.m. daily. m

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNThis is to advise that E. C. Gilley sev-ered his connections with the DixieFlyer Motor Co. on June 28th, and wewill not be responsible for any indebt-edness incurred bv him after that date.

DIXIE FLYER MOTOR CO.T. B. Atkins, Pres.

E. M. Brown, Secy. dNOTICE

The Five Points Wood & Coal Yardwill be closed until September 10. tf

TAXI for hire. 606 S. 5th Ave.Short or long trips, day or night. Tel.8200. Gladys Barroo 7- -r

Accountants W.

JOHN W. WAGNERCertified Public Accountant. Room 3,

Central Elds. 139 N Cent. Phone 122$

Auto Time TableGULL1AMS. .STAGE LINE

TOLLESON CASHIO.N A VON LIALBLITCHFIELD

Stages leave First and WashingtonStreets at 8 a. m.. 10 a. m.. 12 noon,

2 p. in.. 4 p. m. and i p. m.Telephone 4183 tf 10SOVER APACHE TR-M- L

Attorneys-at-La- w

WELPON J. BAILEYO'Neill Bldg. Pbone l6. tf

AuctionsJ. B. GUESS. AUCTIONEER

Sales called any place. SatisfactionCuaranteed. Phone 4296-- tf

Auto LaundriesM. GRANT N.18 E. Van Buren Ira

Auto PaintingDETROIT AUTO PAINT SHOP

CIS S. Central ave. Phone 4677 tf

Auto WreckingBTEINBERG AUTO WRECKING CO,

A MILLION AUTO PARTS421-4- 31 N. Central Ave. Phone 4293 tf

AUTO SALVAGE CO.Highest prices paid for cars. Parts

all models. 432 W. Adam. tf

AwningsMEDIUM and tieav grade tents, all

size, made to order. Ve make every-thing known that will fool rain andsun. Phoenix Tent Awning Co, cornerFirst and Monroe SU. Pbone 141L tf

BicyclesPHOENIX CYCLE COMPANY

Harry Crandall. Prop.108 East Adams Phone 1711 tt

KING BROTHERS110 E. Adam

ChiropracticDR. E. E. HELFRICH. licensed chi-

ropractor. Phooe 4949. 309 K. FirstStreet. tf

Carpet CleaningIF YOU WANT your carpets cleaned j

clean, pbon 733. The ifilactrla carperCleaners. tt

Contractor and BuilderCR1SMAN CO.

General contractors. Estimates furnished. No build ins too large or suaaU.31 S. 6th Ave. Phone 1923 tf

ChiropodistCHIROPODY Bunions, corns, cal

louses removed; painless and bloodless; 60c each; moles, warts, etc ed

by electricity. 29-3- 1 E. AdamsBt-- Frank Shirley. Pbn 70- - tx

CorsetiereSPIRELLA CORSETS Miss Smith.

1034 East Taylor. Pbone S1S tfSPIRELLA CORSETIERE. Mrs.

Kuhlwilm, 706 W. Madison. Phone 1442.

Carpenter WorkGeneral carpenter work; contracts,

repairing, cabinet making. FRANK O.HERMANCE, 1133 E. Van BurenPhone 8660. 7-- dl

CARPENTER work, repairing. Jobbing. Ph. 396'). G. A. Jones. 1638 E.Van Buren.

DressmakingFirst class dressmaKing. Gullck an--

Flagler .343 N. Srd Ave. Phone 2531 tfFIRST-ClAS- S UhliSSilAKlNG

Gowns and suits a specialty. Mrs. P.Weatberbolt, 230 N. becond Ave, Pbone3607. tf

15RESSMAKIVG ANDART NEEDLEWORK

Miss Smith. Room 21 Anna hot- - tf

Detective BureauCOMMERCIAL DETECTIVE BU-

REAU. Investigations of all kinds.Hours, 9 12 and 15. Room 13, 11 W.Adams. Phone 1395. if

Dresses and ShirtsMens shirts made to order. Mrs. Col-ling- s,

phone 8142. 7-- dn

HOUSE dresses, bungalow aprons,and nurses' uniforms made to measure.

ALSOMen's shirts made to measure.

MANNING APRON CO.Phone 2405. Second Ave. and Uonroe

i' "ini in

DentistsDR. MORRISONSanitary System

Phone 30893$ E- - WasWnitoa 2

Electric MotorsClark-Montei- th Engineering : Co.

17 W. Adams St. Phone 1997 tf

Disc SharpeningCOLD rolled disc sharpenelng. No

grinding. Smallest cultivator to larg-est plow discs. R. A. West. 707 s.Center. Phone 1727. tf

Electrical DealersVINSON BROS. & CARTER

Electrical supplies, contracting, mo-tor winding, repairs. 28 N. 2nd Ave.Phone 3598. tf

Floor ScrapersFor ouick service and yood work

phone W. E. Smith at S633 from 4 i. m.to 7 p. m. tf

Fruits and VegetablesSend rs your orfler for Graperrult.

Oranges, and all other assorted fruitSnipping Is cur specialty.

SANITARY FRUIT CO.16 West Vai Kiii-- n Strr' f

Furniture RepairedMare Island Furniture Shop. I re-

pair your furniture, do your packingand refinishing. 15 E. Hadlev. Phone8767. 7-- h

set in the little fellow was in gravedanger.

Will Reside in MesaW. E. Blackburn and wife returned

to Mesa yesterday morning and willtake up their residence here. Theyoung couple were married at SaltLake City in June, Mrs. Blackburn be-ing formerly Miss Deane Sevey ofProvo, Utah.

In Movieland Today"A Long Lane's Turning," a popular

feature photoplay with Henry B. Walt-hall in the title role, will be presentedat the Majestic today. A Pathe Newsfilm and Mutt and Jeff in a cartooncalled "Plumbers" is also on the bill.

LOST In business section of Mesa,a bunch of keys with tag "W. W.Pankey, Legrand, Oregon." Finder re-turn to Republican, Mesa. g

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News From Tempe--

TEMPE. July 2 James Blakely leftWednesday evening for his old homein Ohio, where he is planning to makea long visit.

Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Windes. wholeft here several weeks ago for a visitwith their daughter in Washington, areexpected home soon.

L. G. Knipe has just returned fromthe Alpine oil fields in Texas.

Mr. Thompson, who has been con-nected with the telegraph office of thisplace for some time, expects to movohis family to California soon. Mr.Thompson is planning to take up oste-opathy.

The members of the M. E. Sundayschool are planning a picnic to cele-brate the Fourth, but the picnic willtake place on July 5 instead of July 4.

Mrs. W. T. Hobson and daughter willleave soon for Missouri to visit friendsand relatives.

STELLA TELLS COURTOF CAVE MAN STUFF

KANSAS CITY "You takes yourchoice. Either you marries me. or Iehoots you and throws you out de win-dow," said L. A. Flowers, a duskyLothario, enamored of Stella MayFlowers. Stella told the court: "Ithought he was foolin' me. But hethrew me out of the window of thftsecond story, breaking several ribs andmy left leg."

oCUPID HAVING FINE

TIME IN KANSASTOPEKA Old Man H. C. L. doesn't

worry Cupid one bit in Kansas. Therewere 2288 more weddings in this stato-i- n

the first five months of this yearthan in the corresponding period oflast year.

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