The Coconino sun., 1921-11-04
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T. E. Peeo Irned Sunday Angeles.
 All our bottles thoroughly steril- ized-Skylight City Bottling Works. Advertisement.
 F. A. Chisholm, county farm agent, was in Phoenix on business for few days the first of the week.
 Among recent visitors: F. M. Prib- ble, Winslow; R. E. Daggs, Williams; A. G. Sianz, Tuba; Thorwald s. Lar son, B. A. Leavitt, Holbrook; D. J. Thompson, Bellemont.
 Mir. and Mrs. Will Cunningham are here from Needles to visit MT. and Mrs. w. E. Brosa, Mrs. Brosa being MT. Cunningham's aunt. Miss Adelaide Aphold, who had been living here for about year, left re- gently for Los Angeles, where she will make her home.
 Our artist, for an amateur, did pret- ty we'll in drawing the picture of Frank Brooks that appears this week in his grocery advertisement. Harry Henderson, former sheriff of this county, came up Sunday night from Phoenix, staying here a day or so before returning to his home at Congress Junction.
 Those wishing literature regarding prevention and treatment of cancer apply to Dr. M. G. Fronske, county chairman for National Cancer Week, October 30-November 5.
 Walter Lindblom, Roger Morse, Stuart Campbell and Fred Browning spent Sunday out beyond Rogers lake, trying to get trace of some turkeys they saw there week or so before.
 Harvey Brown returned Sunday night from Cooley, where he had been managing the Arizona Central branch bank for a few weeks during Man ager H. H. Luckenbill's vacation.
 R. G. Stevenson, who sold his inter- est in the Western Mercantile Co. last week to his partner, George c. Beck CT, has become member of the facul- ty of the Normal school, in the com mercial department.
 Miss May Nichols, who had been here visiting her brother, George Nichols, left last week for her home in Minneapolis. Last week she, with MT. and Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Frank Thomas, motored to Grand Canyon.
 The Western Mercantile Go. offer a wealth of hardware and household necessity bargains in their advertise ment in this issue. MT. Becker is go- ing after business in the most direct and convincing way.-Advertisement. Miss Lena Laney, the popular and efficient young lady who is secretary to J. c. Dolan, general manager of the Flagstaff Lumber Co.,, is in Phoe- nix undergoing hospital treatment and, it is reported here, is much bet ter.
 The advertisements in-this issue in- dicate the enterprise and prosperity our merchants exercise and enjoy. In the advertising is always reflected the spirit of the town. Our business men are up and doing. There are never hard times here.
 Frank Zalesky is taking a vacation from the express wagon hoping that a long rest will make his lame back all right again. He hurt himself sew eral months ago and has suffered most of the time since then. Bob Henkle is handling the wagon. l! Harry Wiltse and Albert Peck are now in charge of the Weatherford ho- tel pool room, which they bought from Elmer Selck, who, with Mrs. Selck, will leave soon for the south. The boys are popular and no doubt will make big success of their new ven- ture.
 Henry Williams, working for w. E. Brosa, east of town, walked off with isx-gun left in Brosa's charge and sold it here. Captured at Winslow, he got away. Captured again at Williams, he was brought here and Magistrate Gilliland told him to either pay S25 or go to pail.
 Warren Sala has finished digging spuds on his ranch out west of here and is back in charge of his auto re- pair shop, in the rear of the Tillman White Garage. Mrs. Sala, who had been out with him, cooking for the men, has returned to her desk at the forest office.
 "Tanlac made me feel younger" "It put me back on the payroll" q can eat whatever 1 want now." q no longer suffer from indigestion" q gained weight rapidly" These and many more expressions are now heard daily as people tell of their experience with Tanlac. Breen-Lewis Drug Co. Advertisement.