14, 1913 PAGE TWELVE HIE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER September Morning BULLETIN OF BARR0WS-F00SHE- E FURNITURE CO. apology to "September Morn" by Paul Chabas With TRADE BOARD

Tells Phoenix's Amazing Progress in Past Month Now Opee Better for Store and Predicts New Kest of Summer Pleas- V ing Achievements .4 laconic but punchful is the Septem- ber bulletin of the Thoenix board of trade. It advertises some of the well ?oir in business lines, Bestaes known achievements Ready and predicts an extremely satisfactory state fair for the first week in Novem- ber. , .Jy. The Buleltin in full: Building permits for Phoenix, for eight months in 1913, January to Aug- ust inclusive, total $1,018,146. The per- mits for whole year 1912, totalled $662,-22- 3 Monday Morning, September 15th The postal business at Phoenix for hold, August, 1913 totalled $7,508.12 as 'Please don't think I'm had or against $5,488.69 for August, 1912. The Cause when1 it's deep, it's awful cold." total business for first eight months of 1912 was $55,647.19, while the total for 214 Washington 1913 reached $66,25.866. East same period in at This charm ins little pii tiuo-p.iro-il- y because of its own beauty, rather long staple cotton crop in any imaginary sug- - Kgyptian or apology lias attraoU-- .1 ;;rral .than because of Salt River valley is in excellent shape. Next to New York Store ileal of amused attention, almost as gestivoness with which some prudes commenced and will con- to clothe it. At Picking has much as did the groat and much have attempted for 100 days. Shop. T East Adams, tinue talked of original which inspired it. 'Craves Indian Masons visited Grand Canyon Sept. j may secure fine prints, carefully Everyone but Anthony Comsiock and one 7, 8, 9. Delegation of 200 went in larg- a policemen know now- hand-colore- d of the original picture few funny in- est special train, biggest number of adays that "Evil is in the eye of Kit fifty cents, or of this Canyon. seventy-fiv- e cents. visitors ever going down the the beholder."' ;so "September Morn" itio apology at Castle Advertisement. Knights of Pythias will erect has really won funeral admiration to cost $60,000 and Moose will con- struct $25,000 home, both at Phoenix. NEW STOCK ordered ATTRACTIVE City council of Phoenix election for $250,000 worth of bonds and for approval of city charter. Flec- tion will take place October 11. of Dining Tables, Chairs of all kinds, Dressers, Chiffoniers, Bed Room Furniture, n Fl n R) ro) The valuation of property in Marico- fc pa county has been raised by tax com- etc., Linoleum, etc. mission to $66,932,017.80. Total for Desks, Filing Cabinets, Fl state of Arizona $375,831,662.66. lS3 ILa lTQ Work is progressing rapidly on a lL tiff Quo building to house Arizona club. The club plans to take an active part in Since Our Fire and business life of Capitol city. Attractive Five Cars of Furniture Unloaded quarters and good fellowship. Progress is being made on double tracking of electric line Phoenix to In- More Coming Every Week dian School. Development of inter-urba- n lines in Salt River valley offers splendid opportunity. THE Demand for electricity in summer months larger than previous winter. Fse of electric appliances very general. Modern homes in Phoenix well equipped with electrical devices. Beautiful concrete bridge across Salt e Co, River at Tempe soon to he opened for arrows-Fooshe- Furniture traffic. Approaches about ready. n n o rm Structure cost $172,000 and is on of 214 East Washington v iv: v.. most bridges in the ?i r r ts a rjm o) the attractive icr country. o Twenty thousand shade trees adorn the streets of Phoenix. Beautiful palms spread their broad leaves. Great as:i Is93bBSb933BB3B5 and Japanese umbrella trees in abun- dance. Rose gardens are everywhere. The most delightful array of lawns. gardens and flowers. Local industries are quick to receive encouragement, all parties PHONES 1204 AND 1224 to insure success of new manufac- O turing enterprises. Kvery assistant given to legitimate effort and to new capital seeking investment. Elaborate plans being made for Ari- LEADS TIIK HKST BY EVERY TEST" zona State Fair, Phoenix, November 3d to 8th. Splendid attractions. Har- ness races, auto races, live stock show DONOFRIO'S CAFE and first ciass entertainment. Road race from and San Diego to Phoenix, and from El Paso to Phoe- Menu Sunday, September 14, 1913 nix. Special trains from all points. Re 5:30 P. M. to 8:30 P. M. duced rates on all railroads. The best opportunity in the country Canope a la Bernal today is in home building in and around Phoenix. There is continued demand of winter New Kngland Clam Chowder Consomme Royal for houses and steady arrival visitors. The ideal place for rest also Planked AVhite Fish Montpelier Butter for watching the dollars grow. Splen- I'otatoes a la Dauphine did climate throughout the winter months makes a paradise of growing Premium Ham Champagne Sauce things, palms and roses, oranges and Boiled ' gar- New StrinKh ss Beans . olives, green' lawns and flower dens. I'unch a la Roman Colonists rates will be in effect from H September 25 to October 10th. From Arizona Prime Ribs of Select Beef Demi-Glac- e Chicago $38.00, St. Louis $35.50, Kans- Mashed anfl Steamed Potatoes- - as City and Missouri River points $30.00, all to Phoenix, and all points in Jelly Roasted Chicken Oyster Dressing Cranberry Ealt River valley Arizona. Orange Fritters I'oi t Wine Sauce Native DEATH OF MRS. BATES Mr?. Fruit Salad Charlotte Bates, mother of Mrs. Char!-- Portland Miller of Soottsdale, passed away at on Friday Green Apple Pie Custard Pie Pea. h Pie the home of her daughter Jce Cream Assorted Cake evening at half past five. The funeral Neapolitan - I I services will foe held on Monday aftel t,. ro Milk Coffee Butter Milk noon at two o'clock from the undertak ing parlors of Merryman and Hayt. at 7r,c Tier nlate I 124 North Second avenue. Revs. Wil liam Wilbur and F. A. Homing wil' Cement conduct the service. Interment will be made in Greenwood cemetery. Mr. and I - Mrs. Bates first came to Phoenix from South Dakota in 190S. residing at the ' corner or hirst avenue and nennct I Iane. About six weeks after their ar hero Hi i i PRODUCT made right rival Mr. Bates died of heart failure. A HOME Since then Mrs. Bates has made her in the Salt River Valley. Whenever you home with her daughter. Mrs. Charles you get Arizona j to huv reinent see that Miller. She is survived in addition by all dealers. yfflectraeaa Corner her daughter mentioned above by an- Portland. It is for sale other daughter, Mrs. J. O. Purkey, who ask for Arizona Portland and insist resides in Tacoma, and a son Hall Just Pates in Mount Gilead, Ohio. Although that vou get it. Mrs. Bates had resided in this vicinity j Contractors in Phoenix j but a few years, she made numbers ot Licensed friends. o MAKING PICTURES FOR T. R. W. McCLARTY The Arizona Photo company of this city has just completed finishing some very Electrical Suppli interesting pictures for Col. Theodore

I; Roosevelt while in the northern part St. Phone 407 of the state. One of the pictures of M !GEO. Xavajo cT BBBh 111 especial interest is that of the t l mW bd ma Issi 7 a. Natural Bridge, near the Arizona Utah T 4 1 state line. The bridge is an immense cr f I arch of sandstone spanning a deep EVERY TEST Sfr ELECTRIC FANS canyon, and is one of the largest of its "LEADS THE BEST PY you wan a fan that will a lifetime get oi e of our General kind in the world. Owing to its inac- If lat cessibility the bridge has been seen by-fe- Electric fans. white men. and but few pictures We Do Wiring Hot-Poi- nt Irons of it exist. Nicholas Roosevelt, a y nephew of the Colonel secured several I ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND FIXTURE CO. fine views of the bridge which he sent NEW STATE company L 228 West Washington Street to A. K. Hackett of the to Phone 43 Irons finish. We do wiring Hot Point