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I 1 THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 9, 1914. PAGE TWO 1 I MAY FILM MICHAEL'S COUNTRY BOYS IN COLLEGE There is a movement in the high -html present time thtit will result in the filming of C. -Michiit l's bis li it. "TheCnuntry Hoys in 'ulIt'Kt with aa nu-ny of the cast ns possibly )) gotten together. Everybody remembers the play.

It produced at the high school last sprint; for one nijiht anil filled the house withm twelve hundred and twenty people. A committee composed of ('. D. Jones. L.

the mijhor: lnzlees, the director and lepresentative for ttobert A. Turnhull, the camera man, and Harry C'ddhei. the member ind assistant dire tor. met at the school Yesterday and made arrangements that will tie put into contract form, and if the final copy of tile contract is to both parties, will brinyr about the lrM mo iug picture ever staged by lush school cast. The final itrrantfc-jnents "will be made on either Friday or Saturday and the filming start some day next week.

The cast will lie as far as possible composed of old numbers, but as all 1 nt two or three of the principals have graduated, there will be a chance for a Kt'cal many who desire 1o become ie stars to let famous directors as L. La sky see them in the picture. Tfe play is beiuy put into scenario STREET CSI COMPANY CITED FOR CONTEMPT For failure to comply with the orders of the corporation commission directing the construction of a track on street, and a second, track on First street, the Phoenix Railway company was yesterday cited to appear before the commission and show cause why punishment for eon-tempt' should not be imposed. The matter of the Monroe loop ami a double track on First, xtreet has been under dispute for over a year, the company claiming that it is wai'-hiR for the city to furnish a permanent gradde on those streets. Th" city commission has claimed that Ihe grades furnished were as permanent as it had any authority to make them.

Dec. is the date set for hearing the case. "GOING UP" form by the uuthor and the director and his assistant and is going to be the best ever. Thel'ilms will be shown at the auditorium of the school on or around the ifti of January for two evenings. There will be an advance sale of tickets so as the school can defray what expenses they have to in filming the picture, and it i.s hoped that they succeed in their venture.

li ANNUAL POULTRY SHOW Has lU'cn Completed and exhibition will be open to public beia-ninn' today Many fine birds tin display. I Premiums i Cigarettes No premiums or coupons with Camel Cigarettes. The cost of the tobaccos prohibits their use. Camels, 20 for 10c, a blend of choice quality Turkish and domestic tobaccos. Camels are smooth and even.

They Jo not leave that cigarctly taste, neither can they bite your tongue or parch your throat. mm If vour dealer ean'f sspcfv vou, one packsqt or il.00 tor a csnon ol 10 pack ages UOo iigzniiez), postage prepaid. After smokina one naciraffr, it voa deal find CAMCIS as represented, return the other nine sad r.e mil refund yaur money. R. J.

REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. Winston-Sales, N. C. i and lOt for The third annual exhibition of the Arizona State Poultry association, which is heins held in the Thalheimer building, corner of Washington and Third will open its doors to the jiiihl'o today. The judging of the several hundi'ed entries was finished yesterday afternoon.

The entry list, hich contains specimens not only from Arizona, but from the adjoining stales of California, Texas and New Mexico, is the largest that has ever been made, up for a poultry show in this state, W. S. Russell, of ottumua, Iowa, who is known nationally as one of the leading atuhor-ities on poultry, stated yesterday afternoon that til birds at this exhibit were amount; the best in the country. He ill he here the greater part of the week and exhibitors will have the opportunity to get many valuable pointers from him which will be. of inestimable value to thein.

Poultry raising is one of the most important and itrowiiur indii.stries in the state. Nothing helps the poultry business more than a Rood show, and this exhibition, which will be open to the public beginning today until Saturday, will undoubtedly preat interest those who are lovers of fine chickens, ducks. Reese, turkeys, rabbits, etc. Secretary II. fj.

Powers has succeeded in arousing considerable interest among the nurehants of the city and state, resulting in a line list ol prem- i iums and prizes, among them being the jewel ease for the lady showing the best bird, oft'eieil by Claypool Hege, worth of poultry remedies by the Hear drug store, four three months' subscriptions by The Republican -'md many other prizes and cups, many of the latter being of considerable value. The judging of the birds is being made according to the ryles of the Jim-criean Poultry association, of which organization the Arizona State Poultry association is a member. All prizes will he si warded strictly in accordance with the Amercan standard of perfection. I ---J jjj J-' 0 I CHRISTMAS GIFTS That Gladden The Heart! Buy il'ts tluit wilfbe used every day for years and that will give a joyous heart-throb On Christinas Moininp; SPANISH CLUB PLAY PROMISES 10 BE FINE At the geneial assembly at the high school yesterday the members of the Spanish club announced the play that ill take, place at the high school auditorium on Friday night in a. novel way.

The curtain arose on a restaurant fcene in the town of Vera Cruz. A 1-exander Rosas came upon the stage and announced the purpose of what was going to happen on that stage on Friday night when the club gives its entertainment. He then introduced a Senora Raonl Orivjala, who gave a solo on the piano that sounded as well in Spanish as if it had been played in every-day I'nited States. Then came the hit of ih If the program on Friday is one-half as tunny as the skit 'in Vera Cruz." it will be well worth the while of every uoiiv to attend Then lay will take place at the Inch school auditorium at o'clock- on Friday Rehearsal was held yesterday ami it came off withouta hitch. Here They Are: Electric Vacuum Cleaner Electric Flat Iron Electric Coffee Percplator Electric Table Grill Electric Table Toaster Breakfast Egg Cooker Curling Iron Warming Pad They are cheap and loved by everybody (At any Electric Shop) Pacific Gas and Electric Company MQRENCI WRITER WINS SHORT STORY CONTEST Miss Lolj Cole Named as Winner Woman's Club Competition.

Art Exhibit Center of Interest Miss Lela Cole of Morenci was awarded the prize offered by the Art and literature, department of the Woman's club and supplemented by the Arizona Magazine for the best short story by tin Arizona author. The contest created no end of Interest and the judges, C. V. Ainsworth, department chairman. Mrs.

Ancil Martin and Mrs. Etta Clifford Young, were called upon to review many clever stories by amateur writers from different sections of the slate. Of particular merit was the work submitted by Miss Kdwina Howard of OlendHle, and had there been a second prize her tale of ranch life was scheduled for the honor. The winner was announced at the regular meeting of the club yesterday afternoon. In conducting the contest, Young stated that the object of the department had been to raise the standard of fiction in Arizona and to arouse interest in literature.

She then read Miss Cole's "Crown of Olory," a storyette typifying life in an Arizona mining timp. Hertrand Cocks of St. Iuke's Home, who has 'charge of the side of lied Cross seals in this district, appealed to the club women for help, lie spoke, of the great nnd good work being done at St. Luke's and declared that with limited funds the work must be. necessarily limited.

"F.ighty-five to Gun Repairing PINNI1Y ROBINSON 17 South Central Only 14 more shopping- days until Christmas "TMC E5T ALWAYS" With Xmas Syggestiomis Every department in this popular modern store offers the latest in seasonable and holiday merchandise at moderate prices. "Art Department We have arranged for today a varied selection of desirable gifts in hand embroidered pieces, comprised of Hoys' l.inen Suits, Fancy Aprons, Princess Slips, Combination Suits, Kewpie Dresser Scarfs, While Linen Dresser Scarfs. Corset Covers, Xight Gowns, Children Dresses, etc, priced at one-half und in many instances less. would like for yon to see them, the unusual values will surprise you. Ladoes' Separate Skirts AT SPECIAL PRICES ine of the most essential garments for a ladies' wardrobe, is a separate skirt or two, for warm or cold days to be worn with the new blouses with or without the heavy coat they are equally as attractive.

We have arranged a goodly assortment of the newest models selected from, our regular showing and them at such low prices that you will be interested. $22.50 Skirts Skirts Skirts Skirts S16.90 S12.50 9.59 7.85 I s.r,o s.no 7.75 Skirts Skirts Skirts Skirts 6.25 6.00 5.80 5.60 We issue Merchandise Certificates. Christmas doesn't seem t'hristmas, somehow, without a lot- of ribbons. They lie up all the love and happiness into gilts from the tinievt package to great huge boxes. We are making gift things of ribbons, too; the daintiest slippers, corset bags, handkerchief cases, a thousand and one things.

Come and see the samples. We'll tie all your bows, too. free of charge, but, please, come early. 't 2.c Four and 3-1 inch Taffeta with large rose designs. and 5 inch warp print rose centers borders in contrast.

4 li-4 inch clotted and striped ribbons, in pink, red, light and dark blue. Five inch plaid ribbons. a yard with wh At 35? Five inch taffeta rose designs a inch plaid ribbons, checks and satin stripes. also At 39k a yard a -4 inch ribbons with larRe chrysanthemum design, a 1-2 Inch Taffeta with small rose patterns. T.

1-2 inch striperi ribbons. At 45 i 1-4 inch ribbons in beautiful rose patterns, all shades. 50 5 1-4 inch Jaciiuard ribbons junk, light also white. At 59 1-2 and 1-4 inch ribbons in beautiful dark back-grounds, suitable for bags and fancy work. zy and Merry Xratas Ribbons 10c.

20c. 23c. 25 Red or green, in l'i bolts, IOC. Satin Baby Kibbon, 2 yard, all colors. lied and green combination 10 yard spools IOC.

yard spools 35c. Red Cross 'Christmas for sale in all departments TOYS Bog Demonstration (BASEMENT STORE) Ooldwater's Toy Family is a jolly, carefree, happy-go-lucky, optimistic congregation; mingling joyously and rubbing elbows in effervescent merry making. Join the hundreds in seeing the Orand Canyon in miniature, the electric lighted electric train in its trips from village to village, through tunnels and over bridges, also the marvelously interesting mechanical toys, operating and demonstrating most amazingly to the delight of adults, as well as the children. Christmas attractions here that will instruct and benefit make easy the usual difficult task of what to give. Get that Boy of yours a set of MECCANO Let him learn from his p'av the things that will help him in after Meccano will prove the best present you ever gave him.

With its brass and nickeled steel plates, wheels ami girders, lie can build bridges that can be niise'u, derricks that work and Ferris wheels that turn. So fascinating, absorbing and instructive, you'll take pleasure in it, too. Look over our book of wonderful tilings any boy can easily make with Meccano. Sets from 1. 00 I p.

HE 3 j'AI invites the members of the VVl American lljlil mg Congress I VSmjH to vls't 'ts store to see I gJ how its famous Crystallized Cactus Candy I pitm I is manufactured from the VjPj fyp I heart of the desert cactus. I fv I Arizona leads in copper I Jy. products, also in Cactus VX VfUHi'tp products. Mining men should bS I I learn about it. For $1.00 we SjjL yT I i Arizona leads in copper products, also in Cactus products.

Mining men should learn about it. For $1.00 we will, send a fine box of Cactus Candy to any address. Larger and fancy packages at $2 and up. D0N0FRI0 Confectionery Co. 21 East Washington lb--- Cotton Growers, Attention Buy your cotton field machinery at Kunz Bros.

Messinger and save money. Let us show you. Phoenix Directory Automobiles Garages Accessories Ai Ai Ai Official TOURING GARAGE McARTMUR BROS. CASE JEFFERY PACKARP ninety per cent, olthe sross sale of for the fact that Imported prints are seals comes back to ns." he said in I beinK' received and have not been urging the purchase of the Rel CtSm the Kt8t six months added to the 'tilue the group. Of especial est were the etchings of cathedrals The program concluded with music, nm, tne war responsible for the close Mrs.

Weslei vell a ldins (trently attention paid the Ruskin proofs, a to the pleasure of the occasion by hjroup of American prints patterned sinRins "When the Heart l.i Vnuii5" 1 alter the imported prints. The pictures (Dudley BuclO and "From the Per- wcres plendidiy hung and neatly cata-sian Garden" (Liza Lthmann). Elton flosueii. Save for a statuette. "The Ensign Hale was at the piano.

Ta was served in Ihe recer tion hall during the afternrion. Tile social hour found many suests withered about the tea tables, the art exhibit in the department rooms uttractiuK scores of visitors. Art Exhibit Wrestlers" (John Rogers), loaned by Miss Telford, the entire exhibit owned by the Miller-Steflins company. C. It.

Sterling called particular at-I tention to the artist "I.a Source." by Will Henderson; "Mask." by E. M. Hester, and "Mrs. Sheridan," bv O. Raymond, which he considered The second annual art exhibit of the tiK, most valuable in the collection.

Miller-Sterling company yesterday afternoon and events fur surpassed the initial affair. The collection of mist's proofs, etchings, color prints and car I'ltATTS BEST FLOUR 24s, 03c: 4Ss', $1.85. Milo maize, hun- bons was infinitely superior to that reu. I tlSmnKinn JU''r-i. iifnc in 11 Motor nzoiia Company, inc.

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MOTOR CAES. W. A. Horrell 521 N. Central.

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