The Coconino sun., 1924-06-06

Armstrong; linoIeum at the Flag
staff Furniture company.
See me before you buy, burn or
die.-W. B. Raudebaugh, real estate
and insurance.
A new shipment of dress hats, very
reasonable. Just received. French
Beauty Parlors.
Table de hote chicken dinner on
Sunday, 75c including dessert, at the
Turquoise Tea Room.
Miss Minnie Benson is home for the
summer from Meteor mountain, where
she had been teaching.
VIM. A. Campbell, president of the
state commandery, United Spanish
War Veterans, presided.
Buns, parkerhouse rolls, napkin
rolls, zoe per dozen. Knoles Bros.
Bakery. 9 N. Beaver street.
C. A. Keller, Walter Stevenson and
Billy Friedlein went 20 the White
mountains on Friday on fishing
trip.
Miss Rose Bouton, home demonstra-
ton agent, who had been in Navajo
county for the past week returned on
Thursday.
Ask your grocer for Peerless bread,
the only bread baked in Flagstaff
mixed by machinery. Knoles Bros.
bakery, 9 N. Beaver st.
Drizzling rain prevented the Me-
mortal day parade, but there was a
large audience at the Orpheum thea
tire at the special services.
George r. Johnson, general mana
ger of the Mountain States Insurance
Co., spent two days here this week
visiting Frank Chisholm.
Our phone is 224. Any time you
want an order of French pastry, ice
cream or something for your party,
call us up. Griff's Chocolate Shop.
Rev. and Mrs. w. III. Zook motored
up from their home at Mesa, arriving
here Monday night, to spend weeks
vacation among friends and former
neighbors.
'sWhat right have you to fall when
you've been taught the principle of
equilibrium ?"-Quotation from the
Normal senior play next Monday
night. Come and see it.
Mrs. Lou Charlebois and her daugh-
ter, Miss June, came up from Wicken-
burg where they had been spending
| the winter, on Saturday, and will oc-
cupy their home here for the summer
NJ G. Saunders, who with all of his
six feet four came up from Tucson
Tuesday, will use his full length
in assisting the forest service build
roads down in the Mormon Lake
country this summer.
j. w. Francis arrived home Sunday
night from Phoenix where he had been
visiting his brother Dan for the past
several weeks. He was very sick
while there, but is feeling much bet
ter and gaining rapidly.
VIM. Cady, Jr., general manager
Flagstaff Lumber Co., left Monday
night for Pasadena, where his wife
and little girl are spending a few
weeks with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. M. Cady, Sr. He expected to be
back this week.
Lee Carron has sold Chevrolets to
IL people in June up to Tuesday
noon, among the buyers being: F. L.
Tupper, L. c. Kelly, S. Mier, Arthur
Davis, Jack Peasants, C. E. Moon,
| O. Midley, ]. w. Byron and Miss
MIRIAM II. L1ghCDurne.
Miss Saunders of the Normal school
followed with vocal solo, Miss Arlis
Miller of the Normal school with a
violin solo. Then the audience joined
in singing The Star Spangled Ban
ner, and benediction was said by Rev.
H. f. Softley of the Federated church.
DR.. R. N. Ashley of the Indian SER
vice is very proud of his possession of
the pinto mare he recently purchased
| of a Hollywood movie outfit. The
pinto mare gained fame as the horse
used in producing "The Covered Wag-
on" All who have seen "The Covered
Wagon" will remember the pinto
mare.
Many Flagstaff people took adj
vantage of the fine day and the op-
ening of the trout season Sunday to
motor to Oak Creek. But, so far as
can be learned, no one ran any dam
ger Of exceeding the catch limit. Fish
do not seem to be plentiful there this
year, at any rate are not susceptible
to local wiles.
F. A. Hardy, general manager of
the Arizona Auto club, was in Flag
staff a few days this week taking up
the matter of signing roads and 9TH
er matters in the interest of auto
mobilists of the state. He says the
automobile dealers of Phoenix have a
good solid organization and are now
solidly behind the state club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Perkins of
Williams were here this week visiting
Mrs. Perkins sister, Mrs. C. B. Will
son, and Mr.. Perkins parents, Judge
and Mrs. Fred w. Perkins. Mrs. Per-
kins is home for a short time from
Galesburg, ILL.,, where she has been for
the last three years caring for her
and Mrs. Wilson's aged parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Mars.
| Harry Grey, who came up from the
southern sheep country short time
! ago to his summer range at Sycamore
canyon, was in town Friday and Sun
day for the ball games, looking real
clipper after his recent serious oper-
alton and later illness. His family is
expected home in few days, includ-
ing the oldest boy, Charlie, who, how