The Coconino sun., 1923-10-26
Eat at Bender's All-American cafe.

Eat at Bender's All-American cafe.
Certainteed Linoleum and Cork
Carpets-the best by test. For sale
at Rabbits.
Dainty, novel parties in attractive
settings can be given at the Turquoise
Tea Room.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hawkins spent
Sunday and Sunday night visiting
friends in Ashfork.
Milton G. Scott, auditor in the for
est service at Williams, spent Sunday
here visiting friends.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on us. Alf
Dickinson & Son.--Advertisement.
Attorneys C. B. Wilson and George
H. Crosby, Jr., left yesterday after
noon for Holbrook, on legal business
Look! Listen! Fresh and salt meats
served at West End Store by j. W..
Matthews, who will be pleased to
meet you.
Very fine picture every night next
week--all at regular prices, except
the road show Monday night. Ask
for program.
Among the cattle shippers this week
was the Bar z ranch at Kanab which
shipped large herd of range cattle
to Old Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Babbitt left the
first of the week for Cibecue where
they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. O. K.
Cook and hunt bear.
Mrs. S. F. Hutson of Phoenix, who
spent the past two weeks with her son
Grover and his family here, returned
to her home Saturday.
Next Tuesday night is Halloween.
That means lot of pranks for the
younger people and "reminiscences of
early pranks for the elders.
Zadok Sheffield returned the last
of last week from Los Angeles, where
he had been for several days on a
combined business and pleasure trip.
M. w. Carr and son Donald, of Cal
ifornia, are here visiting Mr.. Carr
sister, Mrs. l.. E. Hart, and at the
same time have been hunting indus
triously.
C. w. Miller of California, president
of the Miller Construction company,
came in by train on Sunday to spend
a day or so here visiting his dad,
DIR. E. S. Miller.
]. C. Clarke ard Fred Bohn drove
to Phoenix yesterday to attend a
special meeting of the K. P. lodge
there last evening. They are expect
ed to return tonight.
Watch Carson's show windows for
results of the special Baby Day. and
you will at once begin to prepare baby
for a picture next Wednesday, anoth-
er special Baby Day.
The Turquoise Tea Room solicits
your patronage for all kinds OF
| iuncheons, tea parties and suppers, as
well as serving you light refreshments
and candies at any time.
| Material, style and workmanship
considered, those Hart Schaffner &
! Marx fall and winter coats for wo-
men at Sid Gassnlan's are extraordln-
airy values for the prices asked.
/ State Deputy Game Warden Will
| lard was in Flagstaff yesterday in
conference with Tom Mccullough
president of the State Game Protec-
! tive association. He is much pleased
/ with enforcement conditions IN this
/ section.
r. F. Blanchard, who had spent the
past six months in Flagstaff return
ed to his home in Tucson on Monday
/ During Mr.. Blanchard's stay here he
/ had written and published several in
/ teresting pamphlets on psychology
and religion.
The Famous Players-Lasky moving
picture company that had been film
ing Zane Grey's Heritage of the Des-
ert' at The Gap and Cameron bridge
northeast of Flagstaff, came in the
| last of last week and after a few
hours returned to Hollywood.
A rumor spread all over Flagstaff
Monday that Wesley Marlar, recently
of this city, now of Morenci, had dice
suddenly. One of his friends wired
! Wes to get the rumor unconfirmed
and Yves promptly wired back that i
he was dead he hadn't heard it yet
/ The Misses Laprele and LUCILLE
Crosby, daughters of Judge and Mrs
/ George H. Crosby, celebrated theil
birthdays on Sunday. Being twins
they are approximately of the same
age. Miss Lucille came up from vii
/ liams, where she is working. Miss
! LaPrele is a student at normal.
a.