Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 20

Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Saturday, Morning, November 19, 1938 Telephone 3-lUj, Page Ten (Section Two 17 APARTMENTS Fntt 8 FOUND ari: Friends Aid Building Permits Nov. to date 4,040 Quilt Show Opens Today f.i FVDALE A large number of Southside Department H. Criffen. Manager Phona 21. Mn.

E. E. Hall. 169. Meaa Republic ami Gazette Tower Building, 58 W.

Main St. Phona 341. Chmdli Whit Croea Drug, N. Calif. St, Correspondent.

Ten-pe Laird and Dinea, Phone 22. Mra. C. E. Coffin, correspondent.

127 West Seventh atreet. Phone 106. Gilbert Mra. W. C.

McConnell, Phone 34-R21, Meaa, Sewing Unit Is Commended ilESA In statement yesterday rr Mm. K. W. Houston. renrl chairman of preparat Ion and distribution of American RM Cross yardage in this locality, women of the community who are contributing servi'irs in the Red Cross sew-1 in work were highly praised for the remark Me work a rc X.rse ar, torts to be made of; the Red f'n yardage practically hae been completed, the chairman! Nov.

1931 57,419 1932 to date 370,276 1931 total 1,125,343 Births Reported ORCUTT Born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Orcutt, 61S South First avenue, a son. in Good Samaritan hospital November IS.

AFFORD Born to Mr. and Mrs. William B. Hafford. 2138 West Washington street, a daughter, in Good Samaritan hospital November 14.

MOORHEAD Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Moorhead, Tolleson, a son, in Good Samaritan hospital November 16.

Weather Report Arizona Forecast: Fair today and tomorrow little change in temperatur Phoenix has the lowest humidity nf 31 3TJ. 25. -i 2 3 mH, and if work by the nrlou sr units continues through the rrt'umsr wk, it Is expected other garments will v-jrrvi' After that time It Is planned to fill orders only as the emTg'-ncy a.riscs, it was said. During the jat R0 wnmn ronf rlhufoii setvi'Vs with nr" or more sewing units, a report showed. From New Mexico Mrs.

Kllis Si'-'fon and Mrs. Ruth Klar-kro'-k, N. -M are. here for a abort vi.it. ith ft tr parents.

Mr. and V. i. NVisr-n. The condition r.f Ncilsrn.

who ha.si improved Democratic Meeting A meeting of th Southside Demo-fiatic t'lub is scheduled for Monday nicht at 7:30 o'clock in the city hall. S. Ftaplcy has been named chairman for the Library Booke Ten additional fiction numbers Bow are available fnrr patrons of Mesa publir library, according to Mrs. Hyrd H. St.

'lailr. librarian. A total have been returned from a bindery, the library report showed Junior Conference A junior rr. nfcrenie lor children of kmdcrearti uimarv and church history lasses, inchirtir.K thf)e 12 jears of agf, will bo conducted tomorrow mornint' nndr auspices of Marlcr.pa, stake Pundaiv hoot during the general confeience session. Th children's meeting- will bo field at 10:30 a.

at Mesa First, ward chapel, featuring a Tha nksci ving-theme. O. p. member rif the stake board, will preside, and Mrs. Charles Kinsev arvl Miss Zola Siap- ley, also members, are in charge of the program Card Party Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Tate were hosts at a card party Thursday night at their home rn Neweli street. Guests, entertained at bridge, were Mr. and Mrs. .1.

W. McLaws. Mr. and Mrs. K.

n. Rcer, Mr. and Mxs. Ieo Hnn-saker. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs, Reed and Mr.

Mclaws. Preparing Play Nightly rehearsals are Vcincr held in pi ep.i rat ion of tlio play, "Have You Seen the be presented bv the student body of Mesa Union high school Tuesday night In the school auditornim under direction of Miss Kathleen Flannery. Week-End Guests Retty Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jlenrv Dans, West Main I weather bureau records are maintained.

Amarillo 32 60 Pt Cldy .00 Boston "0 42 Rain Buffalo 24 3 Cldv .00 Chicago 32 3R Clear .00 Denver 34 R4 Cldv .00 FCl Paso 36 64 Clear .00 Flagstaff 3 Clear .00 Fresno SO R0 Clear .00 Oalveston 40 SO Clear .00 Kansas City J2 43 Clear .00 Ivis Ancete fifi clear .00 Minneapolis 22 32 Clear .06 Needles 63 76 Clear .00 New Orleans 40 Rain .06 New York 3 2 46 Cldr .00 Oklahoma City 54 Clear .00 rHOENlX 45 SI Clear .00 Pittsburgh 30 50 Rain .01 Portland. Ore 54 56 Clear .00 St. Louis 22 36 Cldy .00 Salt Lake, City 4 4 54 Clear .00 San Ticgo 5 S6 Clear .00 San Francisco S2 Clear .00 Santa Fe 24 50 Clear .00 Seattle 64 60 Cldv .00 Spokane 4 5S Clear Tucson 76 Clear .00 Washington 3( 44 Rain .02 Winnipeg. Man. -2 6 Clear .00 Yuma 56 SI Clear .00 Tempe Presents Church Pageant TKMPK A pacanf, "Women of the Bible," was presented by members of Circle No.

1 of the First Methodist church in the church parlors Thursday afternoon, with Circle No. 2 of th" rhurch and Ky-rene Home Circle as quests of The nv. Iformin N. Rrimfohr ai- talk r.n "Women of I il' I I 7 M'J i em i kHed Mrs. Howard Van Horne.

first reader: Mrs. I. I. Hayns. FSarah; Mrs.

Mary DeVelminc. Re- bekah; Tom Smith, Joehabed; Miriam, the child. Louise Van Horne: Miriam, the woman, Mrs. E- A. Row; Aaron, the child, King; Moses, the baby, infant daaighter of Mis.

S. N'eeh; princess, Mrs. Tom Kins: maidens, Mrs. D. L.

Denton. Mrs. W. McClellan, Mis. .1.

W. Havcrtv. Mrs. I. H.

Frsnkenbcrg. second reader; Deborah. Mrs W. A. Hancock: Adah.

Min. Fred Parker; Naomi, Mrs. .1. B. Flumerfclf Ruth, Mrs.

Howard Horne; Orpha. Mrs. Goldie Cmvan; Queen Ksther, Mrs. K. C.

Hcaidrix. Mrs. Ira Hayncs. third reader; Marv the mother of Jesus, Mrw. J.

W. Haverty; Martha, Mrs. R. P. Groves; Dorcas, Mrs.

Melba Flirmerfelt. ho re held next. Friday right at trie American Iegion hall. Visit At Home C. R.

Hakes and son Van return- iied tr Gallup, N. where they Ifliave business interests, after spend ing a few days here at the family home, J2S Pomeroy street. Clas Holds Party A party for the senior class of KMesa J'irst Ward Mutual Improve ment. Association, was held as a special social activity this week, tinder direction of Mrs. Isaac Dana, lass leader.

Thamksgiving Theme "Tet us give thanks for our Citizenship, prize it and direct it. In the proper tray to benefit our suc cessors, the .7. R. Helm, rector St. Mark's church, told Mesa.

Hirams in an address at their luncheon meeting; in El Tortal hotel yesterday The speaker reviewed the origin and fodlowed with a discussion of current national affairs and the opportunity afforded citizens to better conditions. M. R. Hardin was chairman. Sam Cohen and W.

R. Stewart also spoke. Camp Fire Hike Members of the Camp Fire Girls of the Rejtist church have arranged an outing- for todav. Thev will Heave at 7:30 o'clock this morning the home of their leader, Mrs. Wed Howard, 232 North Robson afreet.

FAT young- tirrkeys, 13c. lb north Mesa. Flour Mill, first hse. east. W.

H. Arbogast, M'esa. (Adv.) GRNERAI, INSURANCE W. H. rnssey.

Th. 177J, Mets Rldg. (adv.) SHOP THE WRIGHT WAY Mesa'a Largest I ndependent street, has as house" guests Jor thejand luistory of Thanksgiving day WINDSOR courtTirThTrV rm. apt, accommodate 4 pression rates. Call 1M 'J NICE duplex.

cheaTrelniorT S16 N. 1st Ave. 1 ,0 "4ult 719 E. ronn ivn nicely furnished. roo NMCKERBCClcElTnrv-r-- Westward Ho Apts.

4lTirr Single, double. $50 i.V? At. Serviced for Immrt. close in. Innuire 34t j.w VERO AIpts Beautiful grounds, steam, heat Attractive rates.

McwX DESIRABLE iW. Monroe. Pt. jj NEAT, clean, 37nom apt iraSi paid. 1215 X.

11th St. XICE front FTurTtteas. heat, liot water. S4! N. 6th A a 3-roorn turn, refrig, hot art! ulrnm lieaf fiirrtlal, tl ARIZONA APTS.

1011 Steam heat. HAVbX. 850 X. TH AVi stpam hV nt water STEAM heated lSfAV. VVash.

Aj'AjCTjUEXTS. Ph.8.8Mi. $35. I npt.1115wrjft SINGLE ami double apartmei with kelvinator. 142 X.

10th jW. EL, and modern. 330 Wl McDowell. SMART 2-bedroom stealhatSL maids service. frUidalre, ntiW 1221 N.

1 st St. A PA RT.M EN T. nicely ftimlahel licht, heat, water paid, III month. 1303 E. Fillmore.

NICELY furnished apartments, close in. 711 North 4th trt 19 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT ROOM and classed porrh, parace. exclusive home. I'll. r.

1 1 A 1 0 wrrtr. KRONT, adjoining bathpriTt'i, close in. 4-2787. WEEK. 740 East Polfc Normandie liooms, heat and hot water, $1 week.

137 N. First St MODERNThcat automatic, doubii or single; reasonable. 505 N. 6th It, 20 housekeeping rooms jjiejnt; 921 S. 7th St.

Bach, trto. 21 ROOM AND BOARD BOARD, room and laundry. 135 or $50 for 2. Ph. 9-197J.

BEAUTIFUL residence, "ith St. s. (ilJAYES RANCH For best desert climate, for fooil, water, horses and modern accommodations. Reasonable rates, rtiont LARGE, sunny, quiet room. Heit.

1510 North lSth Street. calikixn7Nq. th. Ph. asios.

ROOM and board. Xorth 3rd avenue. CONNECTING-bath, twin beta, furnace heat. Ph. 35376.

P02 W. Roosevelt. I JS I NO. good food. 97123.

BE aVtTvUL cmv ale scent hotrjj. X. 15'h Ave. PhTiENIX Sa natonum. Ph.

34401 VERY best of accommodations la nurse's home for convalescents. Exec 1 1 en food. Ph 3-S049. QUIET desert home for convalei. cents, tray service, nurse, good fool $40 month.

Phone 9-34Sf. 1 ifN A CE iTeat. Excellent metis. S12 N.2nrlAve. "CONVALESCENTS.

Desert, at 6. Box 810. 25 LAND FOIR FOR RENT: 5 acres, i-roora bolide, all modern 10. Clarendon. house, furnished.

In acres, equipped for chirken. Ph. 92431. 26c3sTORES AND OFFICES FOR RENT FR RENT, grorerv store, ei'ilP- ped with all latest rnt: re.il bargain; good location. FOR RKNT building S.

W. istteet and Harrison, 120x150 All Of anv part. Reasonable I.enL HOMK BUILDKRS Te'l 3 II 1 2 30Z-AUTOMOBILES WANTEI)- WANTED best light car P' cash will buy. Box 77 Itepublic and Gazette. 'WANTED, model A Pi'9 or roadster around John A.

Alhn. Kersting lfotel. 135 "BEST "light Var will II A- Auto Court, East Van Buren. Casl7For Your Car Auto Loans Cars HefinanctO FRANK HEALY 202 N. 7th Ae- C.

P. ST PI 1 ENS pays casii tot used cars. 915 N. Central. f'PAV more lor lfte, k-w prl cars and trucks LinssL734g1Jg Most Cash For Your Car Don't logo your car.

Ve your equity or relnance it. MARTIN At. BKEATON C09 W. Wasn. 31 AJUjrOMOBILES JFORjAjX 1929 De Soto.

2-door sedan, ehe for rash. 310N.2nd AJ'-- 7 1926 FORD coupe, $25. also pl-up, $17.50. 2020 E- Van Buren. Look Those Over Wo Sell Them Fat 1930 Ford 2-door i 1929 Ford roadster J5 1929 Ford 2-door 1929 Graham Paige sedan (a clean one) 1923 Parkatd sedan (Tread to roll) 192S Hudson coune (rumble seat) 1929 Chev.

2-door 1927 Studebaker sedan 1929 Ford pickup fl.est in town) nil Tn r.tn ''-door 2.i I'i r.i "(A-1 CONDITION! -Many others to choo.se Eav terms-we trade for livftW chickens, turkeys. Nothing dow with good wj WALLUSKIX'AKJ v. 11 Wall ttal 1 106 W. A'anBlilfJl 31 Ford Victoria Coupe Original Finish very "'p. Five Goodyear Tires.

pearance Perfect, and it ically O. K. f. R. I).

Roper Sons to. 541 W. Adams 1929 CHEVROLET f.D beS Ford Tudor, trade or cash or term. lJJj 24 KRI tour, St a' Guaranteed batteries 2.50a tirea. all eize- J-" I TAKEN ud south of Phoenix Oct.

1 larre bav. 1 mouse colored. J. R. Brooks.

Thone; 4-1171, Court House. 10 CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE BARGAIN. 5-room brick stucco, furnished or unfurnished; fine lo-cation. 3-S943. FIRST $600 Takes choice of 3 Encanto lots.

Phone 3S019. 3 BARGAINS Pretty little home. $25 $15 mo. 3 Rdrms, $2,750, $100 $27.50 mo. Story tract 6 $510 $33 mo.

F. B. Wallace Office. 1134 W. Culver.

10A SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE Afrtv. trnet. lovelv new 5 room modern, near Indian School car. Owner 325S2. 2l2 A.

Chicken Ranch $30 cash. $15 a close in. SAN-DIGK. In N. 2nd Ave.

2 Or 4 Acres On Tth Ave. Just 900 ft. north of Thomas Rd. A bargain. 3S019.

11 COUNTRY PROPERTY FOP SALE $20 Cash, $20 Month Buys 5-room modern house; close mn 1- 1. In; 1 i acres. -u casn, is muiiui, 4-room house, acres, direct from owner. No Mtg. Frank Williams, Ph.

4-1049. $30 Cash, $25 Month 2'4 acres, modern 5-room house, old shade: close in; direct from owner. No Mte. Frank Williams. Th.

4-1049. CLEAR irrigated 40, worth I.shrt. sell first $45o rash am, taxes. 312 North loth street. 10 ACRE ranch, planted in lettuce.

8-room house, cheap. 3-K949. SO ACRES, house. Chino vai- lev. near Prescott.

sacrificing. 230 E. Washington. 12 REALTY FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE GOOD 6-rm. home, close in $5000.

Clear, trade for T.onsr Reach. SAM EANE CO. 303 Goodrich Bldg. Ph. 3H74I.

SAN DIEGO, 2 hish class resi dences. lots, marine view, for Phoe nix or vicinity. 1237 E. Bellview, Owner. 13 REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED, small acreage in exchange for good city property.

Might buy. Box 78 Republic and Gazette. 14 WANTED TO RENT FURS', or unfurn. 1 or 2-room apt. or light housekeeping rooms, close in, not over $15 mo.

Responsible business woman. I'll. 37914. dairy ranch. Box G9-R, Republic and Gazette.

15 UNFURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT ATTRACTIVE modern 3 bedroom home. Lovely yard and shade. "S02 N. Central Ave. MODERN, 3 rooms, screen porch, cloan.

water paid. 1116 E. Portland. oTisESDUPLENES A PTS. Tell us what von want! $15 up.

O'M ALLEY INVESTMENT CO. 31 E. Adams St. Ph-tlMS 129 N. fifll ST.

LIKE NEW, INSIDE AND OUT. 6 ROOMS, $35. PlfOXE92274 DUPLEX. 8 rooms. iFl4 N.

10th $20. Ph. f)-375o. LOVELY 5-room stucco; near Indian school, $12.50. Also 2 -bed room house with fenced half acre.

Inquire 1210 E. Pierce. iROOM niodern lii ick, 1014 East Harvard north of McDowell on IKth St. 6-ROOM modern house, garage. 1145 E.

McKinley. NEW 57u6T)St N. 1 5, WATER PP. PII 3.17I. 10 ROOMS, tub bath and 3 showers, downtown location.

See Webber with Conrad I'hly. 309 W. Monroe. BEAUTIFUL new- 5-room ho.ue for lease, JtO. 31S W.

Vernon. Phone 3-7911. 5-ROOM unfurnished modern house. Reasonable. Apply 711 East Whitton Ave.

16 FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT THOMAS GLASS CO. Rentals. Phone4-190S "COTTAGE $5 wk. 2222 W. Van Bn.

Desert cottages, mod, clean, 36322. NICELY furnished modern 5-room house. 350 N. 4th Ave. TnOOM, modern duplex, light $17,50 mo.

2222W. Van Buren. DESERT cottago $Yo. 1 lath. 92770.

PRIVATE home completely furnished, electric refrigerator, automatic water heater, piano, 2 bedrooms, yard cared for, water paid, $50. 330 N. 17th Ave. MODERN 5 ROOM HOMES With electric, refrigeration, $35 up. O'MALLEY INVESTMENT CO.

31 E. Adams St. Ph.4JI51R. 6 ROOM home, steam heat, hot water supplied, large General Electric per month. 726 W.

Portland. Phone 38995. -4 RO 2 7on h2 Virginia avenue. IDEAL furnished 4 room house, tile bath, for couple, $25 month. 133 N.

10th Ave. 6 ROOM furnished house, basement, furnace heat, good location. Phone 92401. ATT VE rn i shed 3 room duplex, near stores. 36 East Virginia.

5 ROOM brick N. E. near carline, back yard fenced, $2'. Water paid. 332 East Orme Ave.

Ph. 9-4533. lJ)VELY well furnished- 3-be'd-room home, piano. 1030 E. Mr-Kinley.

MODERN cottaee, rlcan; water, lights paid. $10. 1344 W. Taylor. 3 ROOMS, circulating heater; water paid, $1S.

1410 E. Polk. 4-ROOM duplexT $35rin9W. Portland. DANDY new Spanish duplex, 5 rooms, new furniture, circulator, reasonable.

3539 X. 7th St. 35nio" 1 9 2fF W. Holly. MODERN 3-roorn cot tag'-," $16 Fierce.

3 ROOM Sand screen porciTl 1 2.0 and up; 2-room apt. with bath. $15; one laree room, bath and screen porch. $10. lights and water furnished.

1110 X. 16th St. 2-ROOM Adams. three $9. 746 E.

FURNISHED duplex, 3 rooms and hath, $20. 2041 N. Sth St. 3-ROOM cottage $12.50. 21st Ave.

S74 N- 17 APARTMENTS FOR REN PATIO ROY ALeT'TS W. Smart; singles, doubles, steam heat. NICELY furn. a pTTl 4 1 WVas h. CULVER 531 E.

CULVER Lovely 3 rm. heat. Frigidairc. garaee, linen, J5. BEAUTIFUL single apt.

Summer rates for winttr. 3uS N. Uth Ave. Eer Mrnma ami Monday KstabUsned IXW PHOENIXAII fcrry t-efc Um tTeolog ARIZONA PUBLISHING COMPANY I18-1S0 N. Central Mail Addresa f.

l. won, orisons SUBSCRIPTION RATES in AUVAWLt la Per Per Tare Mii Ose -i Cab. Ma. kf a. ariHue nvi, leaf Gasette 1 .0 $1.7.

fj lu Republic .0 4.00 eo Both Papera .1 I.H l.H 7 to 14 So Ont Per Three Rix Arizona Mo. Moa. Mo. Year Garette $1.00 t2.7& 10 Republic 1-SS I 50 00 Both Papers 'i 75 tjjs sj so LOCAL CLASSIFIFn ADVERTISING RATES One oaiiT insertion consists of publication in Republic onj Gazette of same day and ope Sunday Insertion consists of pub- Per wore Per word A per day Sunday So discount for time or apses; rash with order, minimum charge 25c. Contract rates on application alone.

Ads receired before p. wl'l he properly classified. After I o. still appear tinder "Too Late To Clssslfy" on follewine- mornln and thereafter ender prooer classification. These newspapers are not responsible for more than cne inmrcTJ advertisement ADVERTISING INDEX Apts.

for Rent 17 aiisceira for Sale or Exchange Mlscel's for Rent 17 Money Wanted 17 Auctions Autos Wanted For Sale 20 tl (Justness Chances If Money to Loan Meeting. Notlcea Monuments Obituaries Personals City Property For Sale It Country Property For Pale 11 Funeral Notlcea I Educational SI Eggs Poultry 40 Card of Thanks 1 Flowers I Fruits A Produce 41 Found Furnished Houses For Rent If Furnished Rooma For Rent It Help Wanted Ma'e 41 Help Wanted Pet Stock Pasture for Rent 28 Rea! Estate Wanted II Realty for Sale or Exchange 12 Room and Board II Situations Wanted Male 45 Special Notlcea 90 Situations Wanted Female 46 Stores A Offlcea For Rent Unfur. Houses For Rent Wanted to Rent Female 50 Housekeeping Rms. For Rent 39 Land for Rent IS Lost Livestock II Mala and Female Help Wanted 51 Suburban Property For Sale 10A IS 14 Salesmen and Saleswomen W-anted 47 Mlscell'a wanted 7 Transportation Summer Homee For Rent JJ Mlecelfs for Sale 15 Tracks for Sale 23 HONE your ads-3-1111 TRANSPORTATION SCHEDULES L. A.

Phoenix Express Bonded and cargo Insurance, Daily trucks from Ariz, and Calif, cities. 550 W. Madison Ph. 3-6123 SO. ARIZ.

FREIGHT LINES LTD. Ariz, owned Daily service bet. Calif, and Ariz. 415 S. 1st St.

Fh. 2 DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES MURPHY James age 73 years, passed away yesterday morning-, while enroute from Ventura, Calif. He Is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Peter Ryan, Phoenix; Mrs. John Bachman and Miss Julia Murphy, Le Suer, Minn.

The late Mrs. Joseph Geare and Mrs. M. J. Ryan also were sisters of Mr.

Murphy. Members of the Knights of Columbus and friends will meet at the. J. T. Whitney chapel at 7 o'clock Sunday evening to recite the rosary.

Funeral services will be held at 9 o'clock Monday morning at St. Mary's church. Burial in St. Francis cemetery. MAYNARD, Carrie, passed away Wednesday at a local hospital.

Es corted by her family she will be taken this morning to Douglas, for services. A. L. Moore and Sons in charge TAYLOR, Moses passed away Thursday evening at home. Thirty Second and Madison streets.

Serv ices announced later from A. I Moore and Sons. FIELD, Park passed away Friday morning at 402S North Third street. Services today at 1 P. M.

from the Drawing Room rhapel at A. Jj. Moore and Sons Interment in Greenwood Memorial park. KALFUS. Anna.

Eliza passed away Tuesday at home, 3l North Fifth Avenue. Services will be, to day at 3 p. m. from Memory chapel of A. E.

Moore and Sons. Ihe Rev. C. Arlin Heydon will officiate and interment will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. BUCK, J).

G. of Tempe. passed away at Peoria Friday morning. Services will be Sunday at 3 p. m.

from the Congregational church, Tempe, the Rev. T. O. Douglass of ficiating. Interment at Double Butte cemetery.

5 FLOWERS DONOFRIO FLORAL FRESH CUT FLOWERS SRECIAL! BOSTON FERNS THEY GROW WELL HERE Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere 136 N. Central Ph. 3-2503 Fresh Roses Bulbs Potted Plants Keen's Flower Shop Telegraph SERVICE Delivery Phone 3-2842 4500 E. Van Buren Chrvsanthemums, funeral sprays, $1.50. Deliverv Julia L.

Fuller, 1930 E. Indian Sch. Rd. Th. 37747.

6 MONUMENTS JOHN H. QUAING 2243 W. Van Buren Ph. 30908 7 LOST PARTY who called about Boston bull named "Skets" communicate for cash reward. 3-9136.

CAT. ordinary cat. White and tan. Reward. Phone 41477.

PARTY who called 3-7807 concerning brown suede glove please call again vToLIN in heavy brown leather case with canvas zipper cover. Lost Thursday afternoon from running board, probablv on Van Buren. Good reward. Republic and Gazette office. DOG Black fox terrier, male.

Reward. 1109 E. Garfield. (Rear.) 9 AUCTION AUCTION 3RD AVE. JEFFERSON SAT.

NOV. 19 10 A. M. FURNITURE 1:30 P. M.

POULTRY 2:30 P. M. LIVESTOCK 3:00 P. M. FARM TOOLS Jerry Doyle's Auction Service Divorces Asked JOHNSON, Bernice.

sues James Herbert. COOPER, Mary T. sues W. T. Joe E.

Brown was a circus aerial acrobat when only nine years old and that the head of the troupe, exasperated at Joe's inability to master a certain difficult routine, allowed Mm to fall from a trapeze and break his lee. rt Doug Fairbanks, has written a book of poems which he expects to publish some day. week-end Rcttv Jean Stanley. Mar lorie Price and Mildred all of I'hoenjx. A desert picnic is planned for this nftrrnorm.

TKanksgiving Service Mesa churches will Join for a Thanksgiving service morning of next, week at. a. m. The ineetinr will be held at. tin-Methodist church with 1he Rev.

R. Hejms, pastor of the Kpiscopaf church, delivering the sermon. Special music is being prepared by a rhoir. Card Party Mrs. J.

TV. Dotfson, president of review No 3 2, Woman's Benefit Association, was hostess to members of the organization at a bridge party Thursday niht nt her home. Plans are complete, for a social meeting for members and hustinds SHOP THE WRIGHT WAY 10 Wot Main Phone 156, Mesa Fire Victim CHANDLER. Mrs. George Tet-erson and Mrs.

H. S. Kerby gave a miscellaneous shower Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Kerby on North California atreet benefitting Mrs. Pat Murphree, whose home burned Sunday morning.

Those present and who sent packages, wese Mrs. R. C. Muse, Mrs. Carrie Hall.

Mrs. Paul Rer. Mrs. Henry Hardf, Mrs. H.

H. Fair, Mrs. George Peterson. Mrs. F.

Stewart. Mrs. William Crisrnan, Mrs. Elise Plumb. Mrs.

Oletta Drain, Mrs. W. H. Drain. Mrs.

James Rolen, Mrs. A. P. Murphree, Mrs. Leslie Johnson.

Mrs. Lin Fuller, Mrs. E. E. Cooper, Mrs.

Myrtle Nelson. Mrs. .1. P. Applebee, Mrs.

R. E. Dill. Mrs. Ienord Edwards, V.

Chastain, Mrs. Claude Martin, Mrs. Southard. Mrs. Joe Smith, Mrs.

Kerby, Mrs. James M. Meason, Mrs. A. D.

Stidham, Mrs. J. W. Golden. Mrs.

Rob Shep herd, Mrs. Ray Sitzer. Mrs. Julia jRi-e, Mrs. George Frye, Mrs.

E. D. Frown, Mrs. T). C.

Cox. Mrs. I E. Murphree And Mrs. Olihcr Salone.

To Sew For Red Cross The Ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the Auxiliary hall Monday at o'clock to sew for the Red Cross. Five Are III Mrs. L. A. Eblin and daughter.

Helen, are ill with the influenza at their home north of Chandler. Mra. Edna Veal is ill at her home southeast of Chandler, with influenza. Wayne Skousen is ill at his home with influenza. Airstin Brice is ill with influenza at his home in Goodyear.

New Jewelry Shop R. TZ. Yountz has opened a jewelry shop in a corner of the Plaza Coffee Shop here. Game Postponed The football game between Chandler and Gilbert was postponed on account of illness among members of the Gilbert team. Visit In Chandler Mr.

and Mrs. Hershel Ritter and child and Miss Vivian Ritter of Los Angeles are here visiting their fUther, the Rev. L. H. Ritter.

Manager Changes Store R. A. Hall, new manager of the J. C. Penney atore here, is making changes in the arrangement of the store.

Miss Calder III Miss Helen Calder is ill at. her home nrth of Chandler. The Rev. R. Calder, her father, is taking her place at school as the English teacher.

WATCHMAKER and Jeweler. R. E. Yontz. Plaza Coffee Shop.

(adv.) Dwight Buck, Pioneer, Dies TEMPE. D-wight G. Ruck, pioneer resident of Tempe, died yesterday morning at 7 o'clock at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Fred Patterson, Peoria. He had been in failing health for the.

last, year, and was spending a period of convales-cense at his daughter's home when death came. Mr. Buck was born in Illinois in 1857 and came to Tempe in ISDfi. Up to his last illness he was engaged in the contract and hauling business. Surviving are the widow, to whom he was married in 1ST 8, and four children, Orlo, Carl, Leo, Tempe.

and Mrs, Vera Patterson, Peoria. A brother, Dr. Frank N. Ruck, Rerk-ersville. and three sisters, Mrs.

Nellie Bates, Phoenix, Mrs. Dana Crask, McFarland, Lydia Robinson, Lynwood, also survive. Mr. Ruck was active in the charity organizations of Tempe and in the Tempe Congregational church. He had served as sexton at Double Butte cemetery for a number of years and.

to his efforts is due the present parking of the grounds. A. L. Moore and Sons, Phoenix have charge of the body and services will be announced when arrangements are completed. Navajo Worker To Talk The Rev.

Robert Tearhout. missionary to the Navajo Indians at Keanis Canyon, will speak tomorrow at the morning services at the First Raptist church. He will tell of his work among the Indians. LOST About two weeks ago, black and white Fox terrier, name Buster, reward. Mrs.

R. A. Windes, Tempe. Today's Radio 215.7 kOV. PhofnU 1390 Mnrnlnf 7:01 KOT Trading Post, with the 11.30 The Vender nf roem.

Afternoon And Kvenlnr J. an Stadium Broadcast, fnotball same. Mea v. rhOfnii. S.nn Hrean Hancock n1 hi Orchestra, direct from Hotel Westward Ho.

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-'The Old 4S Ttaidom Melody. on Tefrv Pjmilfr'n Orchestra. Quarter-Hour Panes. Music. 11 00 Arizona Republic Radio Newspaper.

KTAR aa assrtatea sttn sf the Natmnal Hroadrast inc Cerapany m4 a AHtnna larxrst station. We cordially ibtiis jmu 1m jam mnr crest family mt Arizona listeners asxt en-y thm snsny lrat. satmnal nn4 in-tenatisnal frsrrinn. Vsor rnttrlsma niestiBi art slwajs wcIcoom. ytA 9 IVIID I 9 and coverlets have been en-in the ouilt how that will be held in connection with a silver tea this afternoon at the Woman's Club house by members of the First Methodist Woman's Union.

Several quilts 100 to 125 years old will be among the works of art shown. Two chairs over 100 years old also will be on display. The club house will be open from one to five o'clock in the afternoon and from to 9:30 in the evening Musical programs will be presented at 2:30 and at 8:30. The grammar school orchestra under the direction of Ralph Hess will entertain in the afternoon and in the evening a quartet composed of Ralph Hess, A- Deriont, John Gary and Harrv Sands will sing. The public has been invited to attend.

Mrs. .1. H. "Whitney is in charge of' arrangements and Is being assisted by Mrs. Holly Retts.

Mrs. Verne Whitney, Mrs. Phil Marshall and Mrs. Robert FJ. Wright.

To Preach The Rev. Will A. Retts, p. superintendent of Methodist work in Arizona, will be present and fill the pulpit of the local Methodist church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Man Drowned Mrs.

Lena Mankin received word todav that Mr. Soderstrom has been drowned at Hoover dam where he was employed. Mr. Soderstrom Is the father of Lillian, the four year old child whom Mrs. Mankin cares for.

Schedule Changed Reginning Monday the Red Cross sewing room on Kast Glendale avenue will be open all day on Mondays and Thursdays only. On the afternoon of each of these days clothing will be distributed from one to four o'clock. In Kiddies Circus Retty King, pupil of the. Snodgrass Dance studio, gave a tap dance and song Thursday evening at the Kiddies Circus in Scottsdale. Visiting Here Dr.

Kmil Krenek of Derning, N. Is a house guest at the C. R. Brantly home this week. Junior Woman's Party The.

Junior Woman's Club served supper at. the cluh house Thursday evening with their husbands as guests. Dancing and bridge followed. Mrs. Kd Dietzel and Verne Whitney won honors In bridge.

TURKEY Shoot Sunday at new river bridge. 1 mi. northwest Peoria on Grand. 25c per shot. R.

S. Couch. (Adv.) Love Lightly BY MARGARET E. SANGSTER (Continued From Page Nine) the room and laid his hands, not too lightly, on Ellen's shoulders. "How," he asked, a trifle gruffly, "about love? Doesn't that enter into your scheme of things? Doesn't it, at all?" Ellen met his eyes with a.

chill little expression of withdrawal. "No, Dick," she said, "it doesn't. Not at all!" The man's hands dropped quite suddenly to his sides. He turned sharply away. "It's hard," he said, "very hard, Ellen, to realize that you are only 20." "It is, rather," agreed Ellen.

And then "About the costume. Shall I stop at Eaves' and get the white buckskin thing, with the turquoise and scarlet beads, that we saw in the window? I'm sort of looking forward, you know, to being an Indian. I never was anything quite so savage so really primitive before." Ellen found it. hard sometimes to realize that she was young to realize that she'd been a part of the city's great army of workers for a mere three years. Sometimes she found herself looking at other girls of her age as if she were gazing hack at them from across cen tauries.

"It's me," she had a way of saying to herself. "Me Ellen Church. I'm 20. But how ran I be only 20, and so through with everything?" Sometimes she didn't only say it to herself. Sometimes she said it aloud to one of the others.

To Gay, for instance. "I'm not a bit like you," she said to Gay, as they drank the frosted coffee that stood, in their routine, for luncheon. "It seems funny that we're so much together when we're so different." Gay sipped meditatively, through a straw, before she answered. "You're a little bigger than I am," she said, "now I come to think of it. I buy my bathing suits in the children's department these days, Ellen.

Children's clothes are awfully cute. When Sandy saw my green bathing suit, with the bunnies appliqued on it, he wanted to use me to illustrate a story about a six-year-old." Gay giggled. Ellen went on. "Not only size, I mean," she explained patiently, "we think differently yoir and Gay. I don't know anyone who looks at life quite as I do!" "Oh, be yourself!" said Gay.

"Don't get holier-than-thou with me, honey. It goes all right with the men. And I'm here to tell you that when they begin to talk about how different you are, I agree with 'em. That's being a friend! But I'm also here to tell you that we're a lot more alike than you think. You're not any different from any other girl in our crowd.

Maybe you're a little more careful but it stops there." Ellen paid no attention to Gay. "I feel all cold inside, sometimes," she went on, quite as if there'd been no interruption. "Like I would it a fire had swept over me, and left me all burned to a crisp, and then a snow had come and fallen on the burned places, and frozen them. I mean Gay pushed aside the empty glass that had held frosted coffee. "Why don't you stav home and write poetry," she questioned, "instead of Edna St.

Vincent Millaying around soda shoppes?" And then, "going to the Six Arts ball? They say it'll be the dampest. party of. the year." Ellen looked at Gay with eyes that strove to be blase. Gay would understand. But, even though Ellen strove to be poised, she felt her toes tingle at the mention of the Six Arts ball.

She who had never danced until a matter of months-ago thrilled to the sound of an orchestra. "Nobody's asked me, yet," she said slowly. "But somebodv will, I guess. Mabe, though, I shouldn't even consider going. I'm working awfully hard.

Dick's mural, you know and Sandy's using me, too. And that Garvin chap, who does the silkette hosiery account. Maybe I shouldn't." "Re yourself!" sh advised again. "Well, if youre posing for Sandy, I guess that rather lets me out. He'll be sure to ask you.

With Sandy, it's sort of who's there, in a way and I don't mean that like it sounds, either. If he's seeing you. I'm in the rain. And I might as well hunt up a big cloak and suit poppa to tak me to some other partv -Better hold advised 1 i Sons Pints Irfi -3 I.OCAI. WEATHER YESTERHAY 6 a.m.

Noon 6 p. m. dry bulb 49 72 wet bulb .....43 64 ii Humidity, per cent 10 31 Wind from SK NTS TV Wind, miles 4 5 Rainfall Weather Clear Clear Clear Hichest yesterday St Highest same. date, for 37 years. Lowest yesterday 45 Lowest same dat for 37 years.

.34 Total rainfall 0 Kxcess in temperaturs yesterday, i de crees. Kxcess in temperature since, the first of tho month. 22 riogrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1. 472 decrees.

Total precipitation this month, none. Normal precipitation January 1 to dale. 6.43 inches. Actual precipitation January 1 to date, 4.83 inches. Deficiency since January 1.

1.60 Inches. Sun rises 7:0.1 a. sets 5:24 p. m. Moon rises 10:56 p.

sets 12:1 1 p. m. R. HEINE. Irrigation Reports Reports from observations at a.

m. reaterday: Salt River I'roject ROOSFVEI.T RF.SKRVOIR Heicht of dam, linear feet from stream bed 240. flo Elevation of water, linear 194.49 Capacity of reservoir, sere Contents of reservoir, acre 901. 816 Loss in contents in 2i hours. acre feet 1,240 HORSE MESA RESERVOIR Heicht of dam, linear feet from stream bed 274.00 Elevation of water, linear 191.00 Capacity of reservoir, acre 245,000 Contents of reservoir, acre 93,530 Gain in contents In "4 hours, acre feet 306 MORMON' FLAT RESERVOIR Heicht of dam, linear feet from stream bed 147.00 Elevation of water, linear "4.72 Capacity of reservoir, acre 3.0ftfl Contents of reservoir, acre 11,660 Lnes jn contents in 2 4 hours acre feet IS STEWART MT.

RESERVOIR Height of dam. linear feet from stream bed 116.00 Elevation of water, linear 34.80 Capacity of reservoir, acre 70.000 Contents of reservoir, acre 4.330 Gain in contents in 24 hours. acre feet "I TOTAL WATER STOREIL ETC. Total of water stored in reservoirs, acre feet 1.011.336 Total of water stored in reser- voirs. acre feet, year aen 3o7.022 Net loss in contents in reservoirs in 24 hours, acre feet 73S WATER IH VERTED Southside use.

miner's 17.900 N'orthside use. miner's 20,550 Diverted at Granite Reef diversion dam. acre feet 1.129 Diverted at Joint Head diversion Ham sere feet S6 Underground water pumped, acre feet S28 OKMAL From P. m. Nov.

17. to 6 p. m. Nov. 25.

for use on lands In cultivation in or before 1879. San Carlos Project SAN CARLOS RESERVOIR Lake elevation, acre feet 2J.i-i1 Available storafte, acre Water discharcinfr. second feet. 3.o Water discharge 24 hour period. acre feet "4n Loss, acre feet i.

Evaporation: Land 1S6 Inches. Temperature: Maximum 80. minimum 4Z. Rain. none.

Anemometer. 27 miles. "Sandy may be having your invitation engraved at the moment of speaking." But Gay shook her head until Its red hair made a wicked little halo all about her forehead. "I know the worst, sne miormeu Ellen darkly. "A bearded man's gonna cross your path!" And she was right, too.

For it was Sandy who took Ellen to the Six Arts ball. "You won't let me kiss yotr. ever, he groaned; it was his way of ten dering the invitation. iriion -nanDed her fingers peril ously close to his nose. She hadn't any sense of taking a man inai ua n.nr,fAH vvvien one is a.

model, com pletely on her own, men are catch-as-catch-can. Serving purposes. most often purely nusiness pur-nCAa And it was srood business to go to the Six Arts ball, rather. Especially witn an illustrator as popular and well known as Sandy. Of course, had there been a choice, she would have preferred Dick as Bnrr lea-rins.

out. for once. thought of oersonal gain or advantage. But Dick hadn't asked her to the ball ne aian i go xo costume balls; he didn't really care much about dancing. Tt'a Vi A Tilt rtv of the vear." Sandy hadtold her.

"The one mad revel of 12 whole months. I don't know, exactly, why I'm asking you. either. Ellen." Gay is much madder to revel with. Ellen had spread out two slender.

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