The Coconino sun., 1924-10-03


A new shipment of King Bee hats
at Mrs. Mertz's this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert White left Fri
day to drive to their home in Phoenix
Henry Hoist, Doney Park wooo
merchant, was a Flagstaff visitor yes
terday.
See me before you buy, burn or
die.-W. B. Raudebaugh, real estate
and insurance.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on us. All
Dickinson & Son.-Advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Charlebois left a
few days ago to return to Wicken-
burg, where they spend the winters.
For one week-$8 ivory hand mir
rors for $3.50. Prices on other ivory
goods in proportion.-Babbitts' Drug
Store.
Brunswick and Edison records re-
ceived twice weekly. Come in and
try them. Babbitt Drug & Curio de-
partment.
Ask your grocer for Peerless bread,
the only bread baked in Flagstaff
mixed by machinery. Knoles Bros.
bakery, 8 N. Beaver st.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson were
up from their Oak Creek ranch yes
terday looking for furnished house,
intending to move here for the winter.
Pete Matson of Flagstaff and Miss
Media Shelton of Bellemont, two de-
servedly popular young people, were
married on Monday by Judge j. E.
Jones.
Flagstaff Hi football schedule has
been changed by making the game at
Prescott, October 10th instead of the
11th, the latter being the date the
circus hits Prescott.
George Kingdom of Jerome, was in
Riordan and Flagstaff on Sunday,
coming for business conference with
Hill H. Lewis, manager of the Nc
Gonigle Lumber & Development Co.
Joe Waldhaus and two friends here
from Los Angeles visiting him, jim
mie Lewis and Earl Germany left
Tuesday in the latter's car for the
Buckskin mountain section in north
ern Arizona, deer hunting.
Walter G. Marshall and Sara Mar
tha Gay of Prescott, obtained mar
riage license yesterday morning from
County Clerk Tom L. Rees and just
before noon hurried out looking for
Rev. H. F. Softley to tie the knot.
Flagstaff's baseball team failed to
show in Seligman last Sunday for
the scheduled game with the towns
team, due to the Babbitt Wildcats
failure to muster a team for the con-
test. No game is scheduled for next
Sunday.
Don Gilchrist, state chief of the ex-
termination of rodent pests, came in
the first of the week from out to-
ward Grand Canyon, where he has
men exterminating them in the Tusa-
van forest at wholesale, and left on
Monday for Prescott and Phoenix.
Clarence d. Sanderson of Spring
Valley, county fair commissioner, was
in Flagstaff yesterday on his way to
Oak Creek to select fruit samples for
exhibition at the state fair at Phoe-
nix. Clarence found some exception
ally fine fruit at Tuba City for the
fair.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Fronske and
sons and George T. Harrington spent
Sunday in Oak Creek canyon, guests
at the George Lamport place, where
they ate fresh apples and drank fresh
cider to near the laundering stage. If
and when that cider gets little
boy!
Miss Mary Kathleen O'Brien is the
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the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
O'Brien on Wednesday, September "a.
Congratulations have been showered
on Dave and in return he has show
cred cigars on his friends so pleased
is he with the event.
Superintendent and Mrs. Harvey
X. Meyers of the Tuba City Indian
agency were in Flagstaff, Saturday
Among the recent visitors at Tuba
was Mr.. Middleton, Indian bureau
architect, whose basso profundo is of
ten broadcasted over radio from the
national capital and who sang sew
eral selections for Tuba people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Hogan arrived
from Albuquerque the last of last
week and are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe D. Jackson. Archie had sciatic
for the last several weeks,
resolved it was high time for vaca-
ton, which could best be spent in this
high place, so left his brother ID
charge of the bakery and came along
Charles Crosby of ST. George, Utah
the man who sold the car to Martin
F. Schwab and for which Schwab was
later murdered near Flagstaff by
Harry Nash, stopped off here a few
days ago for a short visit with his
cousin, George II. Crosby Jr. He was
on his way to Eager with some folks
from there who had been in st
George visiting. This was his first
visit here since he was here as wit
ness in Nash's trial.
If advertising pays, then fine
clothes do, too. Wearing fine clothes
is a good form of personal advertis-
ing. Leave out of account the com
fort good clothes give and the sense
of satisfaction. Look on them just as
a venture in self-advertising. Isn't it
really sensible and thrifty for the am
bilious man to wear smart, fine
clothes? Quality, dignity, style make