The Coconino sun., 1921-07-01

Those eggs, -Bender's.-Ad- vertisement.
 Hires Root Beer in sterilized bot tles.-Advertisement.
 Charlie Isham spent part of the weekend in Ash Fork.
 John Parsons and Ed. Priest spent Tuesday in Winslow, on court busi- ness.
 i New and used tires at bargain prices-F'lagstaff Vulcanizing Shop Advertisement.
 Mrs. I. L. Peyton has taken charge of the Harp rooming house, at 322 w. Railroad avenue.
 J. H. Rosenberg, of Kingman, was in town on Saturday, on Arizona Gen. [ tral bank business.
 Mrs. H. C. Lockett is expected up from Phoenix tomorrow, to spend the rest of the summer at her 5ome here. Now open for business in our new 1 location, 216 East Railroad Ave- Flagstaff Vulcanizing Shop.-Adver- tisement.
 Loren w. Cress, with Walter Stev- enson as contractor, has had good l looking combination garage and wood- shed built at his home.
 Jimmie Turpin is very tenderly nursing his hands and wrists, which are badly poisoned, probably with ivy, keeping him from his work.
 R. E. Marsh, of Albuquerque, assist ant district forester, has been here for several days inspecting timber sales with Supervisor E. G. Miller.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roger Morse, who had been at Oak Creek on vacation, returned the first of the week, and Roger is again on duty at the Arizona Central bank.
 Over 2100 families were discovered in Phoenix in destitute circumstances. Many children were in a starving con- dition. Steps were at once taken to care for them.
 Floyd Hastings, who sold his ranch northwest of here few weeks ago and is now running the Gaddis ranch, at Hart Prairie, was a Flagstaff vls- itor on Saturday.
 Eighty-fve has been about the hot test weather Flagstaff has enjoyed so for this season. At Needles, recent ly, it was reported as being 124 de- grees closer to the hot hereafter.
 Wilson & Coffin have been installing modern plumbing in the homes of E. H. Crabb and Walter Miller, at Rog- CTS Lake. MT. Miller, business man of Jerome, has summer home at the lake.
 Nice homemade candy; made fresh daily in the cleanest candy kitchen you ever saw. Come in and see us make it. Bailey's, in former Style Shop store, Leroux street.-Advertise- ment. At.
 Captain and Mrs. E. M. Robinson will start home within the next day or so from Fort Leavenworth, Kans., where they have been since last fall, the captain attending the officers school of the line.
 C. B. Wilson, as delegate from the local lodge, and MT. and Mrs. Paul Coffin and MT. and Mrs. Charles Lehr will go to Los Angeles for the Elks' national convention, the four last named planning to make the trip by auto.
 A. G. Mines, of Los Angeles, ar rived on Friday to help A. J. Sullivan handle the big clearance sale now go- l ing on at the Dresswell Shop. The sale has another week to go, and then prices will go back to the regular higher level.
 Mrs. c. o. Robinson, of Mesa, who had been here visiting Mrs. Al. San ford and other friends, left the latter part of last week for Uplands, Calif., to attend the wedding of her neice, Miss Helen Bolton, former student at the Normal school here, to MT. Herndon, of Tucson.
 Albert Dillman was in town on Monday from the ranch up the side of the Peaks, and announces that there will be Fourth of July picnic there on Monday, to which all the family's friends are invited. Fol- lowing the dinner, there will be broncho-busting, racing, roping and dancing.
 The Spanish American Alliance will give a series of dances on the after moons and nights of both the third and the Fourth, at Chin Chun Chan hall, with special music, and cordially in- vite their friends to attend. The com mittee in charge is: Eugenio Mata, Juan Padilla, A. M. Jones, Jesus &c., dillo, Ponciano Montoya.
 Deputy Sheriff Clausson, of Grand Canyon, in town the first of the week, says they've soon got to have new ho- tels there, as the present supply can't keep up with the crowds. The Bright Angel fed more than 300 people Sum day noon. Clausson says there will be some big improvements in the park roads and in other ways right after July 1, when the new federal appro- priation becomes available.
 Joe V. Prochaska, state game war den, was in Flagstaff Tuesday, mak- ing an inspection trip to ascertain conditions at Lake Mary and Mormon Lake. It had been reported to him that fish were dying in the two lakes because of the low water, many be- ;no caupht in nools entirely cut off