The Coconino sun., 1924-11-21
LOCAL BREVITIES
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Shop, 13 North Leroux.
Dance, Friday Nov. 21, Woman3
club house. Admission $1.00.
Steam heated storage place for your
car at Webber Bros Garage.
/ w. B. Lowe has a new Buick tour
I ing, car bought from L. E. Carrdn.
1 A nice lire Of Bucilla stamp goods
and thread at Mrs. Merits Hat shop
1 Mrs. Bernie Dawes left Monday fol
Birmingham, Ala, to join her hus-
/ band
| We have only genuine Congoleum
rugs in Flagstaff Flagstaff Furni-
ture Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Sanford returned
Monday from Phoenix where they had
been spendingta few days.
Judge George H. Crosby Jr., got
home a few days ago from a business
trip to Green Rivers Wyo.
Hot rolls at a. m. Hot bread al
II a. m. and fresh cakes at o'clock.
Moser Bros. Bakery, Phone $50.
Gifts for men from a mans store.
You'n be delighted with their variety
and high quality.-Sid Gassman.
When you are looking for real
meal come and try one Of our snecial
K. c. sirloins.-Griff's Chocolate Shop
Judge S. B. Gilliland advises that
he is domiciled in Barracks No. at
the soldiers home in California and is
feeling fairly well.
Western Electric washing machines
carry the Recommendation of the Good
Housekeeping institute On sale at
Flagstaff Furniture Co.
Mrs. Frank r. Goodman was called
to Holbrook Wednesday by the serious
illness of her father, L. f. McClana-
han, VINO has pneumonia.
Music department OF the Woman's
club met with Mrs. w. M. Cady Jr.,
last Friday afternoon. Mrs. Chas,
w. Cox was program leader.
Thanksgiving candies of all varie-
ties received this week from Park &
Tilford and Norris. Get some Of these
good looking boxes before they are all
sold. Griff's Chocolate Shop. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Douglas mo-
tored up from Phoenix the first Of the
week, he on Holt caterpillar business
and Mrs. Douglas to visit relatives
here. They expect to return this
week.
Roy E. Garrett came up from
Winslow the last of last week on his
way south He had been shipping a
lot OF ewes that he had sold His
bands are on the winter range near
Cordes.
Clarence Pulliam has been having a
lot of work done on his front yard
rocks, withdrawing them from view
and leveling down for a velvet lawn.
At least 20 per cent improvement in
the good looks of the property.
Home Economies department of the
Woman's club is giving bridge
party at the Woman's club house this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Dainty re
freshments served. Admission SOC
You are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. James Mahoney will do mar
ceiling at your home. Phone 192W
after 6 o'clock p. m. for appointment
next day or later VIII open a first
class shop in the spring but in the
meantime will have to do marcelling
in the homes.
Fred w. Smith, formerly a resident
Of Flagstaff now a member OF the
state prohibition directors force at
Phoenix, was in Flagstaff couple
days the first of the week taking over
a couple cases of violation of the fed
eral dry law and visiting a lot of old
friends in the meantime.
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. Webbel
Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Dutton mo-
tored up from Kingman Friday to
take in the home coming Of Normal
alumni. Both are Normal graduates,
Mrs. Dutton formerly Miss Jose
phine Bernice Ayers of the 1913
class, her husband having graduated
in 1910. Charlie played football in
Indiana and watched the game here
with an expert eye. His father, the
late A. A. Dutton, was a member Of
the first Normal school board.