Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 3

THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY. MORNING, AUGUST 28, 1914 1 PAGE THREE in 1 00 NOMINATED End of the Season Sale El POSTMASTER HE inal caHE of all the. feaHalrace or Immense stocks of summer By PRESIDENT WILSON -This is as Good 'as His Appointment, and Friends Flock -fo Congratulate Hun Position He Will Occupy Most Important Two States Victory for Carl Havden Against Departmental Interference Col. MeClintoek i Retires on. October 1 to Engage in "Writing Game" a aw varaes that is Isosifilv e.

offered at a oraamiOES their yalue. Be. advised, on ac- iv jj ii ii ii tin it ii ii ii 11 ninimiinriirrwimR; timm.it- ir titv twuetiMiiuMi 11 of merchandise wil be entirelv 55 i Chalmers B. Wood, secretary of 1 the state fair, retiring state senator' others can oely fee porchased at a terrible- increase of cost. Be advfiSd charge of the office, and may he Mr.

Wood's successor. Wood Congratulated Within a few minutes after the telegram was received Colonel Mc-Ciintock called s.jjbminatcd yesterday by President postmaster of Phoenix. by virtue of what good! and offerd his congratulations. Col. BUY MOWPRICES MEVER WILL BE LOWER.

oemocraLs "ouiu can me lorgeuui- tires, on October first the end of! 1 OIL CLOTH Best quality Table Oil Cloth, plain white and colors, per yard 19 Big Waist Special A number of good service Waists, values up to $2.00. Broken lines and. waists slightly soiled from handling. In the lot you will find all sizes. Come in; look them over; pick out what- you want.

Each -49c WhGoo of Percales, Ginghams, Lawns, j. 1. Fleming, who was the nominee of Burleson and McAdoo followed with his own best wishes for Mr. Wood's success. The Job What It Is Postmaster Wood will handle an office doing a business of over a million and a half dollars a year.

It is twice as large as the Albuquerque and Tucson postoffices, the only other really sizable offices in the southwest. In the twelve years of his incumbency. MeClintoek has seen the aostoffice grow from its in- toe quarter, to De a private citizen frand a writer of stories and articles. nomination of M. Wood is re-' ceived among prominent democrats here as, s.

great victorj' for Representative. Carl 'Hayden. It was against the opposition of Postmaster General, Burleson and Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo that Mr. Hay-y secured President Wilson's favor. It -was also in accordance with an agreement between the three Lace PmhrH7 Ti, o.ieungs, linens.

Draperies. Galateas, Laces. Embroideries, Silks and Wool Goods, at from to Less Than L. L. MUSLIN Special quality unbleached muslin, best 8 l-3c quality, per yard 36-INCH AMERICAN SERGE, a most excellent fabric for everyday hard wear, comes in all the staple, desirable shades of naVy.

ton. brown green, cardinal, grey, Copenhagea ana black fl ftF a most excellent value per yard "ffjyC STORM SERGE' a senuineEnglish serge. positively all wool-a serge worth today 75c yard, all the good'fail ool- lx90 SHEETS, full bleached, wide and narrow hems. -Extra special wearing qualities. Our own special sheet, 9Sc ssf.

values, each OC BATH TOWELS; good handy size; good weight and quality. Bleached Terry cloth. Hemmed ends; regular 20c values, si -i ch Jt stgyCg. BETTER BATH TOWELS; large size, full bleached, special quality; a genuine good 25c towel, hemmed ends. Extra special, each Jj Jgy2 EXTRA HEAVY TOWELS, full bleached bath towels of extra weight: fast colored fancy blue and pink borders.

Special 40c value, each 2 HUCK TOWELS a wonderful value: full bedroom size bleached huck: BLEACHED MUSLIN Full bleached, yard-wide, good quality 10c Muslin, extra spe- ciaI 6 l-2tf a ocrge, ex era nara wear, service giving as fabric, per yard 40-INCH IMPERIAL SERGE, an imported genuine French setge-absolutely all wool, extra fine twill, soft and silky-all the stylish wu.n. caua IdlUc, yard iuoi L-uioreu reu Doraers; a lSic towel value, each BARBER TOWELS Pull bleached, soft finish; fast colored red borders. Note this price per dozen a GINGrHAMS Double fold Dress Ginghams in neat checks and stripes; fast colors 7 l-2 50-INCH STORM SERGE. Note the width-come in and 'see tie -nr storm serge-in navy blue, cardinal. FANCY HUCK TOWELS.

Full bleached, lari uul cucap at t.uu yard. ps special SHEPHERD CHECKS, always staple-always in good- taste 50 inches wide, neat size checks, a. fabric that can be easily cleaned stitched Jacquard borders, a 22Ac towel value Ja1 FEATHER PILLOWS Our special 24 guaranteed sanitarv feathers; covered with fancy art ticking; all colors. FfTSk A special 7oc value pillow, now each 3S'C A full assortment of Pure White Cotton Batts, from small 10c size to the biggest quilt sizes, at Prices Less Than You Pay Elsewhere. ww iitAttd, iJiieCIttl 1 per yard PILLOW TUBING Best 45-inch bleached Pillow Tubing; special value, -vard 226 25c LISLE HOSE, an exceptionally fine cobweb lisle hose, deep double ins" ayuceu neeis aoume sole and toe seamless, in black, white and tan, per pair 1 12c ORGANDYS Dahity floral and conventional designs; colors fast; extra spe-cial 7.

l-2 ENDURANCE HOSE; -nnsit'ivolv thu'tuit i. iuaiiwi lor tne money absolutely guaranteed, extra high spliced heels reinforced- sole and toes colors absolutely unchangeable in blacks, tans and white, per pair iiuae ai ouc pair, 'deep top, reinforced, high spliced heel, double sole anS toe, bright-lustrous WOMEN'S CANVAS OXFORDS, Pumps and two-straps, made of best quality Sea Island Duck, all leather soles: full range of sizes A cool comfortable and easy shoe. Values up to $2.25 i rftsa Special, per pair iL oO WOMEN'S TWO-STRAP PUMPS and plain Pumps in patent kid and Plain vici. Cuban and military heels; fancy cut steel and ribbon bows-actual $3.00. $3.50 and $4.00 shoes.

All sizes in the lot. -n Extra special value, per pair Sj JJ, $3.50 SATIN PUMPS, fine quality heavy black satin, fancv ribbon bows-all leather counters, full leather Cuban and military heels: plain box toel An exceedingly dressy and stylish pump. All sizes gfrfTt to select from. Extra value, per pair MEN'S CANVAS SHOES in low quarter Oxfords and high cut Lace Shoes in white, tan and grey Sea Island Duck. Make your feet pleased and comfortable in a pair of these; all sizes.

(fl i oyr. Values up to $2.25 pair. Extra special Sj Ji DOS' MEN'S $4,00 OXFORDS in both button and Blucher 'models in extra quality patent colt and gun metal. These are principally Douglas and Smith -Wallace makes shoes that always give perfect satisfaction. All sizes, lasts and widths in the lot.

-jfl ij-e. Extra special values, your choice tuiuifl ioL a.uvx uutjudutauie, oiacK ana wnite, tf pair 22c CREPES Floral and Dolly Varden designs, full Assorted patterns. Yard EXTRA VALUE, the sheerest, finest, lightest weight hose, in highly uuu-idiu garier iop, exira. neavy sole. toe, high i I' hdalc oimAc, V.

spliced heels- comes 3 pairs in a box- per box B. Wood, the ne members of the Arizona congressional, delegation that Smith and Ashnrst should name all the federal Office hnlrtnrR TTo THE GREATEST SILK ROSE T4T.ITH xc- hoii v. A.c-Wti IV1JUW. No such hose as these ever before offered.at this money a fine-2 thread uuas tura neavy lisie top. ron-ravel top, double sole, heel and toe, all sizes in black and white, per pair 20c VESTS Genuine Comfy Cut Vests, full bleached, lace trimmed; each lid xt postmaster of Phoenix come of $27,000 to $110,000 a year.

It has been moved twice, the last time into a building that MeClintoek was instrumental in securing for Phoenix. It first employed four carriers and eight clerks. Now it employs sixty-four men. Aiding the postmaster will be an assistant, a civil service man, a stenographer and a cashier. MeClintoek has greatly aided the 36 and 45-inch Flouncings.

richly embroidered on Crepe. Voile Rice. Cloth and Batiste. Embroideries worth up to $5.00 yard. A wonderful bargain.

Your choice. All the balance of our stock of Fancy Parasols and Sun Shades; -women's, misses' and children's. No reserve. Your choice of entire stock. Buy them now.

SILK HOSE All fancy colors; absolutely fast deep lisle top, sole and heels; 69c. values, pair 39 should iname the postmasters except Ui.ihe.Jiome towns of the aforesaid Smith and Ashurst. it was considered Mr. Hasdetfs privilege to name the Phoe-even though McAdoo and nrleson had ideas of their own on tile subject said last night, "I shall notvaccept office until after October that is the end -of the fiscal Quarter. Wood's resignation as secre- the state fair- which has oeen the hands-of the fair 'several months, will now C.

B. Laird, of Tem-gg. the, assistant secretary, will have N. Diamond 'BrosPfioenixirizoi CORSETS SLLKOLINES Best quality, fast colors, 36 Inches wide. Now is the time to make comforts.

1UKU A number of batiste and summer corsets; new all sizes, extra special 50 HEALTH FIRST- Happiness. Follows notice that most normal, healthy persons are cheerful optimists that dyspeptic, sick--LY people are e-enerallv -TONIGHT- The Tenth Installment of LUCILLE LO VE-The Girl of Mystery reSPeCtS mSt remarkable 6f its ever thrown on a screen. This week it is said to be Bead the story in The Republican this morning. See the pictures at Col. J.

H. MeClintoek, retiring postmaster growth of the postoffice. He. secured rural route service and railway mail service on several lines out of. Phoenix, and brought the office to a state of efficiency that earned it a classification of "excellent" in the books of the department.

TWO KINbs OF WAR NEWS To the Editor of the Republican: I am glad you are getting onto the London and Paris war news rot. Your editorial this morning hits the nail on the head. England may pull the wool Most indigestion is improper food; and the surest way to health Js to use a wholesome food -sueh as GRAPE-NUTS and Cream. Made of wheat and bar-W it. supplies, in form jr.

easy, quick digestion, be nourishment that builds normal bodies, warns and nerves. Eat right Feel right! "There's a Reason" RIVE RSIDE PARK over the eyes. of the officials at Washington, but she can't do it over the American people as a whole. Wonder if she won't be landing a force of Hindus in Canada soon to come, down and lick us. That Jap allianc is "sum pumpkins." Tours for success, TEMPE READER.

August 26. Fancy Cal. per cwt $1.95 12 lb- Spuds for" .25 Apples, per box 1.45 Creamer?" Butter, per 30 10 lbs. Young Onions v. .25 Arizona.

Grocery Co. It TONIGHT THIS IS ROTARY CLUB DAY ADMISSION, 10 CENTS.