The Coconino sun., 1921-04-15
Best place to eat-Bender's.

Al Smith has been in from his Ash Fork ranch a greater part of this week.
 Strapped pumps are very good this year. Let us show you some of the latest. J. c. Penney Go.
 Renfrew Devonshire cloth makes wonderful children's clothes. We have all colors at 35c per yard. J. C. Pen ney Co.
 Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Roome, Mrs. C. A. Keller and Miss Retta Beasley mo- tored to Canyon Diablo, Tolchaco ard Leupp Sunday afternoon.
 Pretty spring dresses can be had at very reasonable prices from our se- lection of voiles, organdies, faxon, nainsook, etc. J. C. Penney Go.
 Billy Borum, who spent the week end here with his family, pulled out again the first of the week to sell more Kim, this time invading the Prescott territory.
 P. H. Nelson, general auditor of the Arizona Central bank and branches, who, with Mrs. Nelson, is taking three weeks vacation on the coast, is ex- pected home next week.
 Can you walk two miles per hour? It would take you two days at eight and one-half hours per day to walk the length of the combined J. C. Pen ney Co. stores counters.
 Elmer Jackson, who had been spending the last month or so in Cal ifoinia, got home on Saturday, to re-
 main for couple of months at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Jackson.
 The Emerson high school baseball team was too much for the Normal
 team on Saturday, taking it into camp by a l7-4 score. Yost and Johnson,
 and Saunders and Lamport were the
 respective batteries.
 The Independents, one of the many
 new baseball teams, defeated the
 Flagstaff Grays (Spanish) Sunday af- . ternoon, the score being 20 to 1 i;
 Womack and Johnson, and Garcia and
 Santillanes, the respective batteries.
 Take her to Bender's restaurant.
 New 1921 Flagstaff city directories,
 residence and classified, with many in- l anu NdludptC ldttS anu Std-
 tistics about Flagstaff and Coconino
 county, now on sale at The Sun office at $l.00 each. Supply is limited. Get i yours now.
 Ali. Dickinson & Sons real estate
 agency sold the old Frankforter prop erty on West Aspen avenue this week to George N. Baty. The property be-
 longed to John c. Kelly. Mir. Baty
 will improve the property, making il into a modern home for his and Mrs
 Baty's residence.
 , Mrs. c. A. Black, who has been
 spending the winter in Los Angeles where her son, Chester, Jr., is attend. 7 ing school, arrived home the latte, ! part of last week and will stay here until the end of the month with he,
 husband, then return to Los Angeles f to await the end of the school term.
 Dan w. Francis, clerk of the board of supervisors, left yesterday for Ot. tawa, Kans., where his mother, Mrs J. B. Francis, sister, Miss Mary Fran ? cis, and younger brother, have beer visiting for several months. They
 have Dams car there with them, ano e will all drive back to Flagstaff in it. ! Home of ham and-Bender's. Q c. J. Fleck and his son, Lester, Jeff , Wednesday night for Chicago, where !. they will visit for a couple of weeks f returning about the second of next
 month. They stopped off on the way :, for day or so at Albuquerque. c. J . will devote his time partly during his absence to promoting the interests of z his gold mine.
 f w. F. Ray, prominent in the man 9 agement of several Northern Iowa !. banks and owner of several big Iowa
 farms. stopped off here couple oi days to visit his old-time friend, M. Powers, president of the Arizona Cen. tral bank. Mir. Ray was on his way ' to the coast, where his family hat 2 been spending the winter.
 Joe Hanley came up from Winslow i to spend the weekend with his moth.
 CT and brother, and to see what the
 prospects are for baseball team here
 this summer. Joe says Winslow's . team is already organized and has , eight games scheduled Joe didn't say
 anything, However, about the rumol 1, that he is 10 be married this month. y Ed Babb tt, who with his wife went to Phoenix couple of weeks ago, re- ' turned Tue sday, accompanied by c. J Babbitt. Gd put in lot of his time up at Roo ;evelt dam, fishing He says the road from Phoenix to the dam is
 good deal worse than any of the |, road between here and Phoenix. His wife remained in Phoenix for a few days longer visit.
 !, Miss Virginia M. Lockett, county f superintendent of schools, returned
 Monday morning from Phoenix, where
 she had been attending the three : days session of county school super. : intendents of the state, held at the of flee of Miss Elsie Toles, state super. !. intendent. Most of the time was de. , voted to studying the new school con- !, ditions created by various acts of tho [ last legislative session.
 Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Manning, Sr. returned on Saturday from Los An. . geles, where they spent the winter al |, tho home of thair dauU uUbtor and cnr.