Phoenix Tribune

1830 9th Annual Christmas Number VOL. VIII.—NO. 368 The Xmas hopper's Guide PRICE $2.50 A YEAR PHOENIX, ARIZONA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1925 REPLETE WITH GIFT SUGGESTIONS How About Your Metal Plating? Plating of All Description Gold, Silver, Nickel, Copper and Brass Auto Parts, Silverware and Surgical Instruments Brass Beds and Stove Parts Our Specialty Phoenix Plating Company EQUALITY OF TREATMENT AND COURTESY ALIKE TO EVERY ONE—— Now folks, we want you to feel at home when you come to our place to purchase your favorite smokes, candies or magazines. We greet them all with a smile and a "Thank You." Those who have been trading with us will verify the above statement. If you are undecided what to give for Christmas, we have a large assortment of boxed cigars, cigaretes, fresh boxed candy, and smoking pipes, anywhere from fifty cents up. The best of all is a Magazine subscription—it's a twelve-times-a-year gift. We commend the Colored people for their progressiveness in the building of the new $20,000 First Colored Baptist Church. It's a credit to Phoenix. That will be all this time, folks. We wish you all A Merry Christmas. REIS, The Old Boy Himself At the Biggest Little Store in Town First Avenue at Monroe Page Ten Colored Hi Students Will Present Play Wednesday Night Colored Hi Students Will Present Play Wednesday Night Colored students of Phoenix Union High school will present a play, "The Fifteenth of January," at the High School auditorium Wednesday evening, December 23. The play, a college comedy in three acts with the scene laid in a western college town, is said to be the most entertaining production ever presented by the colored student body. The cast of characters follows: Ted Allen, an assistant professor..... .....Lawrence Coleman Dick Serman, who becomes Peter, a deaf mute .....Byron Rumford Billy Burton, quarterback on the varsity team ..... Howlet Smith Count Andreas Cassavelli, an Italian adventurer.....Gwynne Jones "Chuck" Clinton, a freshman with no rights ..... Charles Arnold Tom Harrison, a sophomore ..... How About Your Metal Plating Plating of All Descr Gold, Silver, Nickel, Copper Auto Parts, Silverware and Sur Brass Beds and Stove Parts Phoenix Plating 21 SOUTH FIFTH AVENUE EQUALITY OF TREATMENT COURTESY ALIKE TO EVERY ONE— Now folks, we want you to feel at to our place to purchase your favo magazines. We greet them all with You." Those who have been tradi the above statement. If you are undecided what to PHOENIX TRIBUNE-ALWAYS IMPROVING Prof. Ebenezer James, head of Department of Economics ..... Adolphus Payton Prof. Henry E. Burton, M. A., Ph. D., of the Department of Philosophy ..... Roosevelt Dickey Don Hampton a shy scientific student ..... Willie Roberts FrankBurton with a fondness for fairy tales ..... Christy Smith Barbara Burton (Bobbie) whose specialty is Billy...Bobbie Stearns Doris Meredith an heiress..... Ollie Mae Hightower Ruth Thurston with a love for art and Peter ..... Marie Davis Elise Smythe from Butte Montana ..... Mattie Williams Tabitha Tattler a college gossip ..... Vivian Bell Sally Sue Stevens from next door ..... Cleo Fortune Dolly Dinsmore a freshman..... Mozelle Mack Polly Preston another freshman..... Betty Vann Mrs. Meredith, an ambitious mother ..... Marie Vaughn Plating? Description Copper and Brass and Surgical Instruments Parts Our Specialty ing Company :: PHONE 7142 Prices Reasonable Maggie Mahoney, a house servant ..... Lena Cook Boy and girl students, football players, dancers, etc. In Limelight The children of Tanner Chapel A. M. E. Sunday school, through the efforts of the pastor, Dr. R. H. Harbert and under his direction, will join the Christmas day program given by the Caucasians and their songs will be broadcasted over the radio. Los Angeles and other towns will listen in on the singing of the colored children of Tanner Chapel Sunday school. ```markdown ``` Expert Dressmaker Mrs. Maggie Sells, 1317 East Washington street, conducts a first class dressmaking establishment and numbers among her customers some of the most prominent society women of Phoenix. Her business has grown to such an extent that two assistants are employed. Home for Holidays Thomas Crump arrived Friday from California and will spend the holidays with his parents. Thomas is a student in the University of Southern California. Important Meeting All members of the Negro Business League, and prospective members The Arizona Laundry Phone 6539 Cor. Adams & 3rd St. Phoenix, Arizona The Laundry with a Reputation "White Autos" MORRISON WILL TAKE SPECIAL CARE X-RAY FREE EX 36 East Washington St. WEA THE ARCH PR Keeps Good Feet Well—Mak NELSON 44 West Washington Street December 19, 1925 will be given a New Year's treat at the first meeting of the league on January 12th, when a noted lecturer from Boston will be the chief speaker. Remember, the first meeting of the league in 1926 will be a hummer. Don't miss it. Ladies cordially invited. League meets at 605 E. Jefferson St. ```markdown ``` Purchase Closed Car Mr. and Mrs. Julius Jackson, 1629 East Jefferson street, are the owners of a bright new Essex Coach, purchased a few days ago through the Eckford Agency. Tempe Visitors Mrs. Maggie Thomas and Mrs. Lottie Hall Johnson of Tempe were visitors in Phoenix one day last week. At one village in Africa the Prince of Wales was greeted by the local chief, who is a millionaire owner of cocoa lands. He should visit the "Gold Coast" at Idlewild, Mich. ```markdown ``` Slightly Injured The Rev. G. W. Mickens took suddenly ill Saturday while down town and had to be carried to his home. At last reports he is doing nicely. Rev. Thompson Injured The Rev. M. Thompson was slightly injured Sunday in an accident. He is reported to be getting along fine. Ladies of the Eastern Star will serve a turkey dinner Tuesday, December 29th, in the new Masonic hall, 6th street and Madison. Public invited. ```markdown ``` Hold Open House The Goldinol Club will hold open house Christmas day from 2:30 until 10:30 P. M., at the home of Mrs. Chas. Gardner, 1229 East Washington St. CHICAGO PAINT STORE L. J. Lawlor, Prop. Picture Framing Wall Paper, Paints, Varnishes, Etc. Phone 7532. 336 E. Washington St. Phoenix, Arizona THE GEO. F. MERRYMAN CO. Undertakers and Embalmers 124 North Second Avenue Phoenix Phoenix NE 3089 The Dentist E OF YOUR DENTAL NEEDS DIAGNOSIS EXAMINATION Over Goldberg's R ESERVER SHOE Bad Feet Feel like Good Feet SHOE CO. Phoenix, Arizona oS ee es SS 6 . a s a S , g & : : ¢ g Produce the Milk Del a t S roauce © mi ellvered to 4 5 : i a 2 by Norton D C 4 ° you by Norton Dairy Company 4 & When you purchase Norton Dairy Company Milk and Cream you cai rest assured you are getting products of the high- ¥ S est quality and purity. To substantiate this statement we have two outstanding proofs of its superiority: , & & First, the Norton Dairy Company is the only dairy retailing milk and cream in Phoenix from a Federal Accredited Herd. 3 S Second, Norton Dairy Company won FIRST PRIZE for “A” and “B” Grade Milk at the Arizona State Fair last vear, as ag ® well as having won First Prize for the same product in 1922 and 1923. g S —unquestionably a fitting tribute to a dairy whose policy has always been to produce only the highest grade Boi s of dairy products obtainable in this part of the country. & o THIRD TIME WINNERS! 7 > g o 1924 ARIZONA STATE FAIR TELEPHONE 6167 @ o The following scores were received in the respective classes: MILK CREAM COTTAGE CHEESE @ y Grade A Milk 98.7 BUTTER BUTTERMILK & 6 Grade B Milk 98.7 i : & y Market Milk 98.7 TWICE-A-DAY DELIVERY SERVICE. a ® Market Cream 98.6 JUST PHONE 6167. Q s g % & : NORTON DAIRY COMPANY 3 s a > North of State Fair Grounds a : 3 S 5 é DADDADLADADADLADLDLAD BA ALA DDDAASSALSDASLASLSLLSASASSLLAS}ADADASS}N Deena eee) | Raa DE, ai Sogdeiaa et, Epo acu! Be Rae oe Sea! ae Ea Stee — XMAS CANDY Save Money for Xmas XMAS NUTS Hard Mixed Mixed Nuts, i. Br oe Broken Mixed, Try it this Xmas. See how much you can really save No. 2 Walnuts, Ib. 17 at Pay’n Takit. Then you are always sure of purest eo 23 Special Home Mixe: 23 candy and the best in everything in Holiday goods. Real Black 0 Ib. nee SS Walnuts, Ib. 7 Assorted Choco- Bagleys Apple K. C. Baking Jumbo Peanuts, lates, Ib. . aa Cider, No. 10... Jl Powder, 25 oz. 20 We oe Jelly Beans, Gold Medal App! Calumet Baking Salted Peanuts, Ib. a Cider, Gallon 1.13 Powder, Ib. . 29 bs Bs 3 Molasses Kisses, Eastside Zest, Black Eyed Peas, NePlus Almonds, Ib. 15 bottle Se 15 5 Ibs. 45 Ib. ee aaa Real Chocolate Old Monk Punch, Pink Beans, Brazil Nuts, Creams, Ib. 239 pints 50 10 Ibs. 13 ib. z 39 i Heinz Plum — Mince Xmas Fruits, Vegetables ane gor Libby’s I s . 1 Of course, Apples and Celery ince Meat I _— Med. No. and Cranberries for Xmas. 0. size 43c tin 29c Nothing but the best, and 14c pkg. 2% 19¢c a you know the price. ‘ Dromedary | Uke. White | 22 | Libbys Si J.R. Brand Dates Figs Celery Cranberries | Pineapple Coffee No. 19c pkg. | 5c small | 15chd. | 19c tb. 2 20c | 46c lb. me re ee ee | ee oe — ary oC Z| ev 1 AEA Pi) [saver swe} \ov ercernane MI) For many years "Arizona Rose" has been making the job of baking easier and cheaper for Valley housewives! This all-baking purpose flour has made a place secure for itself in the pantry bins of women who have put it to a thorough test. They have found out that no matter whether it is pastry, rolls, bread or biscuits—when they use Arizona Rose, success crowns their efforts. Arizona Rose Flour will prove to you that a home-milled flour can equal the best and excel many outside makes. You'll find it ideal for every baking purpose. And every sack you buy you keep that much money at home to help advance this valley. ARIZONA ROSE FLOUR Tempe Milling Company Southwest Flour & Feed Co. ```markdown ``` ARIZONA ROSE FLOUR BEST FOR EVERY BAKING PURPOSE For many years "Arizona Rose" has been made and cheaper for Valley housewives! This act made a place secure for itself in the pantry bird to a thorough test. They have found out that no matter whether biscuits—when they use Arizona Rose, succeeds Arizona Rose Flour will prove to you that all the best and excel many outside makes. Your ing purpose. And every sack you buy you keep to help advance this valley. ARIZONA ROS --- Newcomers As Well As Old Timers Will Find "Rose" has been making housewives! This all-business self in the pantry bins of Arizona Rose, success prove to you that a house outside makes. You'll in a sack you buy you keep it by. Ask Your Grocer for NA ROSE Milling Flour & Phoenix ARIZONA ROSE FOR EVERY BAKING PURPOSE TEMPE MILLING Co.. TEMPE ARIZONA ROSE FLOUR GUARANTEED UNCONDITIONALLY Glendale ```markdown ``` GREETINGS The arrival of this season brings renewed appreciation of old associations and the value of new friends. The spirit of the season prompts us to extend greetings and good wishes to our patrons and friends and those whose good will and friendship we strive earnestly to deserve. May Christmas be merry for you and yours and may the joy of the season light your pathway to peace, happiness, prosperity and contentment through the days of the New Year. DR. A. A. McDONALD Phones: Experience: Two years with Army Medical Corps. Office Hours: Office----6475 Five years' practice in Texas. 9 to 12 a.m. Residence----6211 Over three years in Phoenix 2 to 5 p.m. 238 East Washington St. Sunday by appointment You can choose gifts at our store that will be different from anything your relatives and friends "back east" ever saw. Send them a DIFFERENT gift this Christmas . . . you can find it at Vaughn's! We have just received a complete line of VAUGHAN'S PEWTER, made by L. H. Vaughan, of Tauton, Mass., the first man in modern times to specialize in this work. The works of this famous maker have won many awards of merit and are certainly worth your attention. YOUR SHOPPING WILL BE OVER WHEN YOU LEAVE OUR STORE! VAUGHN'S GIFTS VAUGHN'S GIFTS ```markdown ``` CHRISTMAS The arrival of the of old associ The spirit of the and good wishes whose good will deserve. May Christmas be joy of the season prosperity and c New Year. Phones: Ex Office—6475 Residence—6211 238 East Washington S 1925 VAUGHN You from ever mas Rings — Blankets Bows and Arrows We have just received Vaughan, of Taut work. The works o tainly worth your a Navajo Rugs Indian and Oriental Goods of All Kinds WILL PLEASE THE FOLKS BACK EAST can choose gifts at our store that will be diff anything your relatives and friends "back saw. Send them a DIFFERENT gift this C you can find it at Vaughn's! Articles of Native Copper Indian Moccasins Baskets — Pottery — Beads ed a complete line of VAUGHAN'S PEWTER on, Mass., the first man in modern times to if this famous maker have won many awards of attention. VAUGHN'S Arizona's Largest Indian Store 9-21 North Central Ave. ING WILL BE OVER WHEN YOU LEAVE NEW YEAR GS JOHN H. HARRIS DR. A. A. McDONALD ALD Corps. Office Hours: 9 to 12 a.m. 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday by appointment 1926 ```markdown ``` High Grade Jewelry New Copper Novelties ST different ck east" Christ- Leather Goods Navajo Bracelets ER, made by L. H. to specialize in this is of merit and are cer- AUTOMOBILE CLUB ARIZONA 1913 AUTOMOBILE CLUB ARIZONA The Automobile Automobile Club of A The Automobile Club of Arizona 217 East Adams St. Wilbur Treadwell, Manager Provides Protection for all own legal service; Safe Insurance a ice in time of trouble; Road Mention, and many advantages of ship in a live motor organization. Join now and receive the benefit or phone 4051 for information will call on you. Protection for all owners of automobile price; Safe Insurance at low cost; High e of trouble; Road Maps and Routing many advantages obtained through live motor organization. and receive the benefit of co-operation 4051 for information and a Club rep on you. Provides Protection for all owners of automobiles; Free legal service; Safe Insurance at low cost; Highway Service in time of trouble; Road Maps and Routing Information, and many advantages obtained through membership in a live motor organization. Join now and receive the benefit of co-operation. Write, or phone 4051 for information and a Club representative will call on you. This Compan This Company Offers This Company Offers Thorough Examination of Title Saving in Absolute Guarantee Great Ease and Cheapness of all Sub se and Cheapness of all Subsequent Great Ease and Cheapness of all Subsequent Transfers To Realtors and Attorneys An Unusual Service through Our Title Department Title Insurance Means usual Service through Our Title Depa Insurance Mea An Unusual Service through Our Title Department Title Insurance Means Quick Assets for Loans Ready Real Estate Business Stimulation Elimination A Perfected and a Protected Service PHOENIX TRUST DENIX TITLE TRUST CO. "THE SAFE WAY" Williams St. Phoenix 130 W. Adams St. December 19.1925 AUTOMOBILE CLUB ARIZONA PHOENIX TRIBUNE—ALWAYS IMPROVING AUTOMOBILE CLUB ARIZONA AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF ARIZONA of Arizona manager automobiles; Free post; Highway Servi- d Routing Informa- through member- co-operation. Write, Club representative Tremor R On January 7, we announce a tremor complete line of These reductions night December When the new p full amount of funded to all pu These revolution cently completed—new buildings capacity of Dodge There is no ch Brothers establi the policy of con McAR CENTRAL AN Club of Arizona owners of automobiles; Free at low cost; Highway Serv-Maps and Routing Informa-obtained through member-ization. benefit of co-operation. Write, on and a Club representative ny Offers any Offers tle Saving in Time and Expense subsequent Transfers neys title Department Means INVES State Build Auth Under direct Superint of all Subsequent Transfers and Attorneys through Our Title Department ince Means Ready Real Estate Sales Elimination of Delay Service TLE & CO. E. J. Bennett, Director J. J. Keegan, Director There are now in the Loan Associations, wi sons and total assets These Associations ha to own their own hom ing boom. For further inf State Build A. R. S TITLE & T CO. --- Phone 0200 State Building & Loan Association J. G. O'Malley, President L. W. Coggins, Vice President Robert Rae, Secretary-Treasurer H. E. DeMund, Director E. J. Bennett, Director Guy H. Lawrence, Director J. J. Keegan, Director T. G. McKesson, Director Ed. C. Bradford, Director There are now in the United States more than 11,000 Building & Loan Associations, with a membership of more than 8,500,000 persons and total assets of over four billion dollars—$1,765,937,197. These Associations have made it possible for thousands of families to own their own homes and have largely contributed to the building boom. State Building & Loan Association AUTOMOBILE CLUB ARIZONA 1817 Phoenix, Arizona Phone 6250 Tremendous Price Reductions On January 7, 1926 Dodge Brothers Incorporated will announce a tremendous reduction in the prices of their complete line of motor cars. These reductions will apply on all cars bought after midnight December 15, 1925. When the new prices are made known on January 7 the full amount of the reductions will be immediately refunded to all purchasers since December 15. These revolutionary reductions are made possible by a recently completed Ten Million Dollar Expansion program—new buildings and equipment that will nearly double the capacity of Dodge Brothers factories in 1926. There is no change in the policy upon which Dodge Brothers established their leadership eleven years ago—the policy of constant improvement without yearly models. McARTHUR BROTHERS CENTRAL AND MADISON. PHONE 432 $1000.00 For You If You Will Save $6.00 Per Month INVESTIGATE THIS EASY SAVINGS PLAN State Building & Loan Associat Authorized Capital, $1,000,000.00 Under direct supervision and control of the Superintendent of Banks of Arizona OFFICERS & DIRECTORS O'Malley, President St Rae, Secretary-Treasurer Bennett, Director Keegan, Director Ed. C. Bradford, Director We are now in the United States more than 11,000 Build Associations, with a membership of more than 8,500,000 and total assets of over four billion dollars—$4,765,500. Associations have made it possible for thousands of families in their own homes and have largely contributed to the room. For further information, write, wire, phone or call on State Building & Loan Associat 19 West Monroe Street, Phoenix, Arizona A. R. SMITH, Representative 6250 1302 East Jeffers Price ns Incorporated will the prices of their bought after mid- on January 7 the e immediately re- r 15. e possible by a re- expansion program al nearly double the 1926. upon which Dodge eleven years ago— about yearly models. PHONE 4321 ve h Association FORESTERS Coggins, Vice President H. E. DeMund, Director H. H. Lawrence, Director G. McKesson, Director than 11,000 Building & more than 8,500,000 per- d dollars—$4,765,937,197. for thousands of families contributed to the build- Association 1302 East Jefferson St. Page Three 'Era of Good Times" for Phoenix An "Era of Good Times" for Phoenix Every indication points to a period of unparalelled prosperity for Phoenix and the Valley. The publicity which this locality has so sorely needed is now being sent broadcast throughout the country and as a result every day brings new people and new money to our gates. We are getting our house in order to take care of the increasing population and we have many reasons to believe that we are entering a new phase in our community life. Biulding permits show a staggering increase; the tax rate for Phoenix is exceptionally low. Bank clearings and general business conditions reflect our good fortune. Climate, population and opportunity are the three essentials to our future. Let us see that we deserve them. With pleasant wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Prosperous and Happy New Year, WE ARE FOR THE CITY OF PHOENIX RE YOU MAKING NANCIAL PROGRESS? ARE YOU MAKING FANANCIAL PROGRESS? Phoenix Clearing House Association --- Page Four LOUIS B. WHITNEY, Mayor. Henry Rieger, City Manager Hugh Callahan, City Magistrate. Chas. de Sales Wheeler, City Ass'r. ARE YOU FANAN National Bank of Arizona Phoenix National Bank PHOENIX TRIBUNE—ALWAYS IMPROVING December 19, 1925 W. L. Barnum, City Attorney. Oliver Loch, City Treasurer. E. W. Bacon, Building Inspector. George Brisbois, Chief of Police. W. D. Simmons, Chief of Fire Dept. Commissioners Fred Jacobs J. A. R. Irvine Luke Henderson F. A. Jefferson. Does the close of 1925 find you in better financial condition than you were a year ago? Resolve that during 1926 you will make genuine headway toward financial independence. Thrift will find a way to save with even the smallest income. Open a savings account in any bank in Phoenix and pay into it a fixed amount every week or every month. A savings account growing steadily through the year will make next Christmas truly a Merry one. The Valley Bank Citizens State Bank Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Co. Commercial National Bank Combination & Ee Belt Buckles oe Belt Ze. e oc ie= J ets 3 $3 and $4 —, or individually boxed LF Belts Buckles Beltograms 50c to $2.50 50c to $2.50 50c to $1.50 Other suggestions Overcoats Suit of Cloths: New Hats Gloves Silk Neckwear Suit Cases Mufflers Collar Bags Traveling Bags Sweaters Bill Folds Wool Hose Wool Vesis Jewelry Silk Shirts House Coats Cigaretic Cases Pajamas Silk Robes Traveling Sets Garter Sets Wool Robe: Playing Cards Silk Hdkfs, Lumbajacks Military Brushes New Caps Slippers Silk Hose Etc., etc. Wek PUGHOE 24 B. Washingion St. that will FOR HER Perfume, Perfume Atomizers, Manicure Sets Stationery, Incense Burner, Candles and Candle Sticks, Toilet Sets. FOR HIM Fountain Pens, Flash Lights, Tie Holders, Razors, Military Brushes, Mirrors Toys For the Youngsters We have a beautiful line of Christmas Cards and Holi- day Boxes. If you wish, items purchased from us will be securely wrapped for mailing. Our Post-office Sub- Station is for your convenience. May we have the pleasure of serving you. Ramona Drug Co. | 325 East Washington St. Page Six 1 = s, | Local Happenings From Mesa Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Roan and son and other friends from Mesa were in Phoenix last week doing their Christmas shopping. ar ar Building Apartments Mr. Elmer Mercer, a recent arrival, PHOENIX TRIBUNE—ALWAYS IMPROVING is building some first class apart- ments on his recently acquired prop- erty at 14th and Washington Streets. +e = American Legion Tree Members of the William F. Blake Post, American Legion, will have a big Christmas tree at the Armory Thursday night for all the Colored children in Phoenix. Candy, nuts, fruit and other presents will be giv- en every child that attends. The ex- ercises will begin at 7:30 and con- tinue until 10:30, when the floor will be cleared and dancing will be the order of the hour until ???. Dr. A. A. McDonald, Commander. Com- mittee on arrangements: Frank Eck- FRANK L. ECKFORD Associated Dealer HUDSON ESSEX MOTOR CARS 20 South First Street Essex Coach ................................$945 Delivered in Phoenix Hudson Coach .........................$1410 Delivered in Phoenix Hudson Brougham. ..................$1740 Delivered in Phoenix Do Your Christmas Shopping at the POPULAR It’s a fact, folks! You DO pay less when you buy at the Popular—consequently you can buy more presents and thus remember more people. Our stocks this year are unusually complete—in fact we have so much mer- chandise that it is impossible to adequately list and price the items in a space this size. So we are just mentioning below a few timely suggestions for every member of the family. Of course these suggestions are only few of hun- dreds. Come to the Popular—look over our merchandise —see for yourself why your dollars will go further here. For Mother and Sister Hosiery (Holeproof and Allen A) Handkerchiefs (attractively boxed) Bathrobes Perfume Sets Hand Painted Atomizers Phillipine Hand Made and Embroidered Gowns : Enameled Mesh Bags Silk Underwear Bridge and Card Sets Leather Arm Bags Chamoisette or Kid Gloves Felt Slippers For Dad and Brother Gloves Shirts Hen gecre ets: Shaving Sets Rich, Luxurious Ties ‘ Leather Purses and Bill Folds Flgaks ‘in eather Caecs Bath and Lounging Robes Handkerchiefs and Tie Sets Holeproof Hose Military Brushes For Little Brother Long Pant Suits Ties Pocket Knives Base Ball and Bat Kid Gloves For the Baby Hand Knitted Sweater Sets Silk Coats Booties Silk or Woolen Hose Visit Our Toy Department Here you will find Mama Dolls, Talking and Walking Dolls. All kinds of dressed dolls ranging in price from 25c to $12.50. You'll find musical toys, play sets, Coaster wag- ons for the boy, mechanical toys, educator toys, friction toys. The famous “Erector” Model Maker is here, Daisy Air Rifles, and Rubber Balls. ee Ds DED YF | \ OD ft ] (Dir a » £~> le | | | SD as BO ae das s-BS fer S |-+-429-pry Goons CQ) | (x ey J 136 East Washington St. ford, chairman; Dr. N. B. Greenlee, Fred Williams, Prof. Ellis Oneal Knox and Wesley Groce. Music for the occasion will be furnished by Fred Williams and his jazz hounds. You will miss it, if you miss it. Nuf sed, December 19, 1925 Do Your Christmas Shopping In Our Store We have never before had such a large stock of Holiday Goods-Gifts for Every Member of the Family or Friends. Let Music reign in every home and every heart be merry. Come folks, get in Conntact with us and let us help you to select the right Conn Instrument for you, or a fine Piano, Violin, Banjo, Ukulele—in fact, anything musical. SOUTHERN ARIZONA MUSIC COMPANY Arizona's Music House—"Best in the West" 146 W. Adams St. Phoenix, Arizona December 19, 1925 Local Happenings Local Happenings Real Christmas Gift Santa Claus will distribute small sacks of Arizona Rose flour to the pupils of the A. M. E. and C. M. E. Sunday schools at their Christmas tree exercises Thursday night, Dec. 24th. If you are a member of either of these Sunday schools, be at the exercises Thursday night and get your sack of Arizona Rose flour. Santa Claus will distribute small sacks of Arizona Rose flour to the pupils of the A. M. E. and C. M. E. Sunday schools at their Christmas tree exercises Thursday night, Dec. 24th. If you are a member of either of these Sunday schools, be at the exercises Thursday night and get your sack of Arizona Rose flour. ```markdown ``` Suffers Another Attack The Rev. E. E. Burkhalter suffered another attack last week similar to the one he had on Thanksgiving day when he collapsed in his car. He is reported to be resting as well as could be expected. The Rev. E. E. Burkhalter suffered another attack last week similar to the one he had on Thanksgiving day when he collapsed in his car. He is reported to be resting as well as could be expected. ```markdown ``` Visitor from Missouri Miss Vera Green of Memphis, Missouri, is a recent arrival and is the house guest of Mrs. L. A. Walker, 1122 East Jefferson St. Miss Green plans to spend the remainder of the winter in Phoenxi. Miss Vera Green of Memphis, Missouri, is a recent arrival and is the house guest of Mrs. L. A. Walker, 1122 East Jefferson St. Miss Green plans to spend the remainder of the winter in Phoenxi. ```markdown ``` New Dentist Here Dr. R. B. Phillips of Los Angeles, graduate of Meharry Dental College, passed the recent dental examination and has been licensed to practice in Arizona. He plans to open an office in this city. Dr. R. B. Phillips of Los Angeles, graduate of Meharry Dental College, passed the recent dental examination and has been licensed to practice in Arizona. He plans to open an office in this city. Here for Winter Dr. Williams of Okmulgee, Okla.. is spending the winter in Phoenix. He has practiced medicine for the past twenty years in Oklahoma and other Eastern states, and ranks high in the medical profession. He also holds an Arizona license. Dr. Williams of Okmulgee, Okla. is spending the winter in Phoenix. He has practiced medicine for the past twenty years in Oklahoma and other Eastern states, and ranks high in the medical profession. He also holds an Arizona license. ```markdown ``` Dr. Abner Speaks The Rev. D. Abner of Oakland, Calif., who is sojourning in Phoenix, filled the pulpit at the C. M. E. church Sunday night and delivered an able sermon to a large and appreciative audience. Dr. Abner is an orator of note and it's a treat to hear him. Visiting in Phoenix Mrs. Mary Goldsmith of Chicago, spent several days in Phoenix visiting her son, Mr. J. V. M. Goldsmith, our popular barber. Mrs. Goldsmith left Friday evening for California, where she will spend several weeks before returning to her home in Chicago. L. Ada Walker NOTARY PUBLIC 1122 East Jefferson St. Phone 8587 The Rev. D. Abner of Oakland, Calif., who is sojourning in Phoenix, filled the pulpit at the C. M. E. church Sunday night and delivered an able sermon to a large and appreciative audience. Dr. Abner is an orator of note and it's a treat to hear him. Mrs. Mary Goldsmith of Chicago, spent several days in Phoenix visiting her son, Mr. J. V. M. Goldsmith, our popular barber. Mrs. Goldsmith left Friday evening for California, where she will spend several weeks before returning to her home in Chicago. L. Ada Walker NOTARY PUBLIC 1122 East Jefferson St. Phone 8587 Announcement Limited number of students will be received for instruction in sewing, dressmaking and designing. Tuition reasonable. Howard's Salon Studio 9 So. 5th Ave. Limited number of students will be received for instruction in sewing, dressmaking and designing. Tuition reasonable. Howard's Salon Studio 9 So. 5th Ave. PHOENIX TRIBUNE—ALWAYS IMPROVING Mrs. C. H. King, of Stockton, Calif., spent several weeks in Phoenix visiting her mother, Mrs. Downs, at 712 East Jefferson street. She returned to Stockton last week. The Tribune follows, of course. Messrs. J. A. Green, Frank Shirley and Wm. Day, who are patients in St. Joseph's hospital, are reported to be getting along nicely. Visits Mother Here Mrs. C. H. King, of St spent several weeks in iting her mother, Mrs. I East Jefferson street. to Stockton last week. follows, of course. Patients Improving Messrs. J. A. Green, ley and Wm. Day, who in St. Joseph's hospital ed to be getting along DORRIS - HEYMAN DORRIS - HEYMAN DORRIS - HEYMAN DORRIS We h Good Frier DORRIS - HEYMAN Open Evenings Until Xmas DORRIS - HEYMAN DORRIS - HEYMAN Prices cannot be beat on most anything we sell—such as Shoes, Hats, etc.; in fact, everything ready-to-wear for the whole family. DORRIS-HEYMAN FURNITURE CO. "The Metropolitan Store" FRANK E. COLES Pres. DORRIS - HEYMAN Do Christmas In Our never before had Gifts for Every DORRIS FURNIT The Metropo FRANK E. DORRIS - HEYMAN Real Values at the HOUSE MERCANTY Washington St. Phoenix he beat on most anything we s act, everything ready-to-wear for DORRIS - HEYMAN Your Shopping Store such a large stock of H member of the Famili HEYMAN URE CO. can Store" DLES Pres. DORRIS - HEYMAN Page Seven TILE CO. K, Arizona ell—such as Shoes, the whole family. DORRIS - HEYMAN DORRIS - HEYMAN DORRIS - HEYMAN DORRI ng holiday ly or Open Evenings Until Xmas DORRIS - HEYMAN Candy—Fruits—Cigars WE MAKE OUR OWN CANDY TRY IT Merry Christmas Bright, Prosperous New Year Happy Prosperous New Year Arnold Pickle Company 1401 E. Van Buren St. Phone 7289 Page Eight Off to California stee Mrs. Scott Smith of 1435 East Jefferson street, is leaving Wednesday night for Pasadena, California, to spend the holidays with her daughter, Mrs. E. L. Flewellen. is of Mrs. Scott Smith of 1435 East Jefferson street, is leaving Wednesday night for Pasadena, California, to spend the holidays with her daughter, Mrs. E. L. Flewellen. Injured Boys Improved Masters Charles Lane and John Wynne, who were injured a short time ago by a reckless autoist, are Phoenix For a and a PHOENIX TRIBUNE-ALWAYS IMPROVING steadily improving at the Booker T. Washington hospital. Information Wanted The Colored Women's Charity club is desirous of obtaining the names of all needy families among our group, so that they may prepare baskets for them on Christmas Day. Phone or bring information to Mrs. Ada Stewart, president, 1134 East Arizona Jefferson St. Phone the secretary. Mrs. L. A. Walker, 8587. Mr. Clifford England and Mrs. Bessie Goldsmith were united in the holy donds of matrimony recently at Gallup, N. M. Both are former residents of Phoenix. They will spend their honeymoon in Kansas City, Chicago and other Eastern "Say it was DONOFRIO FLOR Member of Florists" 136 N. CO PHOENI Mr. Clifford England and Mrs. Bessie Goldsmith were united in the holy donds of matrimony recently at Gallup, N. M. Both are former residents of Phoenix. They will spend their honeymoon in Kansas City, Chicago and other Eastern Mrs. Bes- ted in the ny recently are former They will in Kansas Eastern Mrs. La- Jefferson a ago from in Califor- d daughter ports a ve Say it with flowers IO FLORAL CO Florists' Telegraph De 136 N. Central Avenue PHOENIX, ARIZONA A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION Penne ngton St., Pho Sugges ps nas Mer In J.C.P. 14 W. Washington Gift Sug Men"s Caps For Christmas A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION J.C.Penney Co. Incorporated 14 W. Washington St., Phoenix, Arizona Gift Suggestions Just received, new, smart models in Waverly Caps for Christmas. Light and dark cassimeres, cheviots and sweater fabrics, silk lined with leather sweatband and non-breakable visor— $1.98 Boys' Caps For Christmas 98 Haps nas Han A Chr Smart new colorings and models. Light and medium colored cheviots and cassimeres, with silk linings to match fabrics. Just the cap for real boys, and only— 98c 1 Boys' Suits Two Pairs Knickers Unusually good quality cassimeres and tweedes. New patterns, mixtures and colorings for boys — greys, greens, tans, blues. Two pairs knickers, sizes 7 to 16 years. 0.90 $2.00 --- Plight Their Troth CHAS. E. MORTON Proprietor $1.98 98c Exceptional values! $6.90 to $10.90 points, and will locate in Tenn the native home of the groo points, and will locate in Tennessee, the native home of the groom. Home from Coast Mrs. Laura Johnson of 1439 Jefferson street, returned a few ago from several months' stay in California, where she visite daughter and grandsons. She ports a very delightful trip. in flowers" GAL COMPANY egraph Delivery Ass'n. Mrs. Laura Johnson of 1439 East Jefferson street, returned a few days ago from several months' sojourn in California, where she visited her daughter and grandsons. She reports a very delightful trip. NATION-WIDE ESTITUTION ney Co. Incorporated t., Phoenix, Arizona gestions Men's Silk Ties In Gift Boxes Splendid quality figured and striped silks. Patterns to suit every man's idea of design, either quiet or lively. In Holiday Gift Boxes with greeting card. At— Handkerchiefs A Christmas Variety! Handkerchiefs! Select yours for Christmas here from our many styles. In cotton, silk, and lace, trimmed in hundreds of ways. Priced— Time to Buy Blankets Splendid Economies In This Store Buy those Blankets now! Our supply is most inviting both in quality and price. We have a goodly assortment of cotton, wool mixed, and all wool blankets. OUR PRICES ARE SURPRISINGLY LOW. --- December 19, 1925 locate in Tennessee, half of the groom. At Jenson of 1439 East returned a few days l months' sojourn here she visited her grandsons. She re- tightful trip. ANY ss'n. Phone 6766 Co. Incorporated Arizona ons 98c to $1.98 chiefs Variety! 73c 15c to 73c $2.49 to $12.50 --- Drop In and Join NOW! Will this Christmas find you short of spending money for Gifts? Will there be things you'd like to buy for some dear friend or relative—but you can't because your pocketbook will be unable to stand the strain? Why not make such a condition an impossibility next year by joining our 1926 Christmas Savings Club forming NOW. So small a sum as 10c will make you a member. Simply enroll your name on our books, deposit a small sum each week and, before you realize it, another Yuletide will roll around and find you with a tidy sum of money laid aside. This is turned over to you by the first of December together with 4 per cent interest—the money earned while in this reliable bank. Come in tomorrow and learn all about our Christmas Savings Club. December 19, 1925 Automobile Club of Arizona This state-wide organization is chartered under the laws of Arizona as a non-profit co-operative body, whose aim is to smooth the path of all motor vehicle owners using the highways of Arizona. The Automobile Club of Arizona has logged and signed hundreds of miles of Arizona highways, using a standard road sign on which the information concerning the road is plainly printed. These road signs are to be found in the towns and cities of Arizona directing the strange motorist the best route through the community. They are found in the desert, where a diversion point creates a need for correct information; they are found in the mountains, giving warning of dangerous curves and steep hills; the motoring public use these Club signs without thinking of the cost and trouble involved in their erection, and the non-club member is served just the same as the member of the Automobile Club of Arizona, whose co-operative assistance has made the erection of the signs possible. Another phase of the protection given members by the Automobile Club of Arizona is its legal department, the Automobile Club has retained the best legal talent in Arizona to look after the interest of Club members should trouble arise when motoring in the state. Over thirty of the best lawyers located in the principal towns and cities of Arizona are ready to defend the Club members' rights when needed, give advice on many questions arising from ownership of automobiles and the proper use of the highways of Arizona. This legal service often proves of much value to members having accidents in strange communities. The Automobile Club of Arizona has an insurance department through which members' automobiles are insured in reliable, mutual companies at a considerable saving to the owner members. The Automobile Club of Arizona has contracts with sixty-odd garages and service stations by which the showing of a membership card of the Automobile Club of Arizona will insure prompt, efficient service at reasonable charge. The Automobile Club of Arizona has contracts with thirty-two towing service garages over the state, by which the motoring member whose car becomes disabled can summons help and know it will be forthcoming. If the mechanic can make repairs that will enable the car to proceed within thirty minutes there is no charge to the Club member with a paid up membership card. If it is necessary to tow the disabled car to a repair garage, the first five miles is free service. If a longer distance is covered, the cost to Club member is computed at $1.50 per hour instead of the usual charge of $1.00 or $1.50 per mile. Another feature of membership in the Automobile Club of Arizona is that the Club member falling into the hands of police, or highway patrol for some infraction of traffic rules can deposit his membership card as bail to the extent of $25, usually sufficient to secure his release, when he can get in touch with the Automobile Club of Arizona attorney in that territory. PHOENIX TRIBUNE—ALWAYS IMPROVING The emblem of the Automobile Club of Arizona on your car will often save you annoyance in trivial matters connected with the use of the highways of Arizona and should always be displayed conspiciously on your automobile, or other motor vehicle. The Automobile Club of Arizona maintains a theft prevention department that means protection to you, as a reward of $50 is paid for the recovery of a member's car stolen and the arrest of the thief. The Altomobile Club of Arizona makes special effort to secure conviction of all automobile thieves arrested for stealing Club members' cars and has caused the Club emblem to become a safeguard. Many other services for the benefit of the motoring public are performed by the Automobile Club of Arizona and all share alike in these benefits. The Automobile Club of Arizona is fast increasing its scope of activities under the guiding hand of Manager Wilbur Treadwell, whose connection with the organization is an assurance that it is worth while being a member. The Automobile Club of Arizona desires every automobile owner in Arizona as a loyal member of the Club, and invites the readers of this magazine to write, or use phone 4051 1926 Christmas Savings Club in seeking information regarding the Club. A representative will gladly call and explain the Club's purpose fully. Gift Problem Solved Here you will find appropriate gifts for every one on your shopping list you'll find them attractively displayed for your easy selection—and the range of merchandise and prices is of such scope that satisfaction is bound to result-for you and the one who receives the gift. QUESTIONS 0 shaw Candy Cigarettes Compacts Ash Trays Dressing Table Novelties Jewelry Pipes Cigar Cases Smoking Tobacco Vanity Cases Etc., etc. --- Join NOW! Trust Company DRUG STORES SUGGESTIONS Pocketbooks Cigars Brush & Comb Sets Kodaks Perfumery Toilet Articles Manicure Sets Flash Lights Fountain Pens Eversharp Pencils Knives Page Nine It is a hard matter to keep track of all our great men. What, for instance, has become of the Hon. Dink Betts, of Missouri. 0 DRUG STORES 10c Will Make You a Member