The Coconino sun., 1924-12-05

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week.
! We have only genuine Congoleum
rugs in Flagstaff Flagstaff Furni-
ture Co.
You can buy your Christmas hand
work all finished at the Art Shop, 10
IN. Leroux.
/ Read the Gassman advertisement on
page 3 for suggestions for acceptable
gifts for men.
| For short time only will sell mill
blocks at $3.50 the big load. Frank
Bennett. Phone 3.
! Seeing the Carson displays con-
vinces everyone of Carson fineness.
Make an appointment today.
| John j. McKillip, formerly ranch
er east of Flagstaff, now has charge
of the Hall lumber yard at Williams.
/ When you are looking for real
meal come and try one Of our special
K. C. sirloins.-Griff's Chocolate Shop
| Frank Brooks made trip to Wins
low and Holbrook this week looking
after his wholesale trade in soft
drinks.
| Western Electric washing machines
carry the Recommendation of the Good
| Housekeeping institute. On sale at
/ Flagstaff Furniture Co.
| Mrs. Ethel Smith and son, Henry,
have moved to Bisbee. Her other son,
Eugene, who is at one of the Babbitt
sheep camps, will follow later.
Mrs. Frances Decker and her sis
ter, Mrs. Troy Strickland. went to
Los Angeles Sunday to visit their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c..
Leighton.
Hart's Homemade pure pork sau-
sage; Morris & Co. prime steer beef,
veal, etc. Best money can buy. Phone
210 Hart's Cash Market, next to Pine
hotel. We deliver. 12-5-tf
The literature department of the
/ Flagstaff Woman's club will hold it's
December meeting tomorrow at the
club house. The subject will be
"Modern Novels, Their Literary
Value"
Fred Bohm writes that he is now
in FL Centre again, after having
good time touring for the last few
weeks, and that building operations
are very lively in that southern Cali
/ fornia town.
After a tussle with the grip last
week, Wilbur Wellington was able to
appear at the court house Monday,
4 long enough to see how we'll Jimmie
Mahoney was doing the janitor work
in his absence.
/ dad" Hart, whose recent illness
! has caused his many friends much un-
easiness, has so far progressed to-
ward complete recovery that he ven
trade on Monday
| Mrs. Ana Frohmiller announces
that the annual state meeting of
county treasurers, which was to have
been held next Monday at Grand Can
yon, has been postponed, the date to
be decided upon later.
Mrs. Bertha Kennedy. who visited
her brother, Fred Smith, while in
! Phoenix attending state teachers in
lstitute, enjoyed brief visit also with
/ her son John, who is attending the
state university in Tucson.
/ Lee Carron left on Friday for Los
Angeles to join his wife and little
son. Eugene, who went there several
weeks ago. 1t is thought an opera
tion may be req, jred on Eugene be
/ fore he car he re. iorrG TO heait1.
Mrs. John Francis drove to Ash
| fork Monday to meet Mr.. Francis,
who had been visiting their daughter
Mrs. NJ. o. Dumas, at Clemenceau. J.
I w. reports good bags of quail and
very pleasant time in every respect.
/ On Monday. C. Y Campbell return
ed from Blythe, Calf, accompanied
! by Dan Weatherby and r. D. Cur
rents, bad check artists, wanted for
! plying their trade in Winslow to the
discontinue Of numerous tFadesmen
there.
The records of Tom L. Rees, clerk
riage licenses were issued to Charles
Z. White and Gladys Wilcox both of
| Flagstaff; Charles N. Baker, 68, Of
Prescott, and Annie E. Hales, 81, of
Cincinnati
Next Monday evening, December S
the third degree will be administered
! to ]. r. Jones and W. NJ Armstrong
4 of Riordan by the Odd Fellows. AID
members and visiting Odd Fellows are
invited. Ladies of the Rebekah lodge
will furnish refreshments.
AS the old saying goes: an ounce
/ of prevention is worth a pound of
cure. Have your battery put in shape
for cold weather; for poorly
charged battery often freezes, caus-
ing serious trouble and tremendous
expense. Service on all makes of bat
teries. Expert repair work. Webber
| Bros.
Upon receipt of extradition papers
! Monday morning, Officer McGrayham
of the San Francisco police depart
ment, started back to the Bay City
/ with Earnest NJ. Dodd, against whom
there is a $4,000 embezzlement charge.
j. d. Jackson, who had been on the
lookout, easily fitted him to the de-
scription of the man wanted and put
4 him in the county Jail here.
Miss Marian Ayers, deputy clerk of
the superior court, left Sunday morn
ling on her vacation. A few days will
be spent in Prescott with her brother.
Forest Ayers who is connected with
i the Santa Fe there. In Phoenix she
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kraft,
former residents of Flagstaff, after