The Coconino sun., 1924-10-10

Hemstitching and pecoing at Mrs
Longfellow's Art Shop. 10-3-2t
Large line of heating stoves, cook
stoves and ranges. Flagstaff Furni-
ture Co.
Rollin and Tom Knoles motored to
Phoenix Saturday where they spent
Sunday.
News papers and magazines now
on sale in Babbitt Brothers drug de-
paItment.
Johnny Kerley of Tuba City could
not stay away from the circus here
yesterday.
See me before you buy, burn or
die.-W. B. Raudebaugh, real estate
and insurance.
We refinish furniture, making it as
good and attractive as new-Furniture
department at Babbitts.
When you see me don't think of in
surance. When you think of insur-
ance see me. Tom Mccullough.
Do not fail to see the beautiful hand
made quilt, reproduction of very old
pattern, in Babbitt Bros. show window.
Republican county central committee
will meet next Monday night at Will
liams at the office of Attorney E. R.
Byers.
Secondhand household furniture
taken in exchange as part payment on
new furniture at Rabbits furniture
department.
Mrs. C. B. Wilson and little sons
spent the weekend at Williams,
guests at the home of Mrs. Wilson's
sister, Mrs. Perkins.
George Black Sr., left Monday to
return to his home in Los Angeles,
but expects to come up here at in
tervals to look after local investments.
Walter G. Carlson included Flag
staff in his general western territory
and dropped in here the last of last
week for a few days to call on local
trade and see his old friends.
Things for Christmas, beautiful
things, including all kinds of fancy
work at the Woman's club bazaar at
the club house November z and 8.
Watch for detailed advertising.
Miss Estella Mather, state leader of
home demonstration agents, visited
several Coconino county communities
with Miss Rosa Bouton, northern
counties agent, during the past week.
Ray Simpson, manager ]. G. Penney
store. left last Friday for Salt Lake
City to attend the semi-annual con-
vention of western states managers
of Penney stores and buy goods. He
is expected home next week.
Miss Dorothy Calhoun of Shreve-
port, La, arrived in Flagstaff last
| Thursday to visit Mr. and Mrs. w. M
Cady Jr. She is cousin of Mr.. Cady.
On Saturday she began stenographlc
work in the Flagstaff Lumber Co. Of
| fices.
Every one of them is new-bran
new-received within the last month
None were carried over from last sea-
son, not single one. Referring to the
new overcoats from Hart Schaffner 4
Marx at Sid Gassman's. See adver-
tisement page 3.
w. M. Cady Sr., came up from Nc
Nary the latter part of last week and
on Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. W. M
Cady Jr., left for Pasadena, Calf. fol
the wedding yesterday of Miss Chloe
Rachel to John B. Cummings of F'al
River. The bride is the youngest Sis
ter of Mrs. w. M. Cady Sr.
c.. A. Pickerell, livestock specialist
of the University of Arizona, who Is
/ on a sheep inspection trip over tht
state with Secretary Harry Embacf
/ of the Arizona Wool Growers associa
ton, stopped over in Flagstaff Tues
/ day. Pickrell and Embach were en-
route for Navajo and Apache counties
Harry Wiltse and Al Peck have solt
their pool hall equipment and ciga'
stock in the basement of the Weather
ford hotel to B. o. Williams, who will
take charge in a short time. AL hal
been in Phoenix for nearly two years
and Harry wants to get into some
thing that will take him out door
more.
| Carl Mayhem dropped his arduou
task of making people look like wha
they "aint'' at the Mayhem studio thi
week long enough to take a trip t.
Prescott, there to learn the status O
his temperature and temperament, /
any. He left Flagstaff Sunday and re
turned in time to report for duty OF
| Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Rena Starkey has sold he
pool, billiard and refreshment parlo
at Railroad avenue and San Francisc
street to Frank Fairchild, it wa
learned last night. Mr.. Fairchild ha'
been lessee of the place for the las
two years and has built up a fin
patronage by up-to-date methods an
courtesy to his patrons.
Auricular debility is the scientific
diagnosis of the reason one of ou
newsmen last week wrote that tn
young men Game Warden Jack Fus
arrested at Mormon lake for due
shooting were fined $3.50 each. The
were released under $3.50 bond eac
by u. S. Commissioner Tom l.. Rec
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