The Coconino sun., 1925-10-30

We handle all kinds of rentals
| Alf Dickinson & Son.
/ Big sale at Rabbits this week on
fmen's overcoats, suits and children's
coats.
A help to the housekeeper, con-
venience to the business woman, the
Food shop.
/ Whipping cream for sale; also cot
tage cheese made rich with cream,
phone 384R4. If
Attorney C. B. Wilson left on Sun
! day for Los Angeles, expecting to. be
gone twofor three days.
Finest imported feathers in the new
Hansen fall gloves-all styles-just
received at Sid Gassman's.
Mrs. G. D. Richardson spent few
days in Flagstaff this week on her
way to Winslow from Phoenix.
We specialize in French pastry,
fancy slices and party rolls, phone us
your next order, Frank Hogan, 163 at
the Flagstaff bakery.
Good fresh milk, 15c quart; 40 per
cent whipping cream SOC pint; butter
milk, cottage cheese.-J. W. Etter,
ia East r. r. Ave-, Phone 255.
| Many Emerson teachers enjoyed
rabbit dinners on Monday through the
courtesy of Hugh McGookin, whose
Sunday hunt was exceptionally lucky.
C. B. Wilson is. having the side
walk at the side and front of his of
flee building at Birch and San Fran
cisco doubled in width to extend to the
curb.
| Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped. Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
232J.
w. G. Dickinson came up from
Clarkdale. on Wednesday evening on
business connected with his position
as special officer at Clarkdale. He
returned yesterday.
Many of the stores will close to-
morrow afternoon in time to let the
employees attend the football game.
They will reopen about $50 for the
rest of the afternoon and evening.
George See is having more than
average good luck this fall. On Sat-
urday he came into town with Jack
Fuss with fine deer that he got
north of Ashfork. At Fulton Springs
| he got turkey.
NJ. l. Powers left this week for Los
Angeles, to stop day orNso at both
Kingnan and Brawley. He drove over
and will spend the winter on the coast
taking care of business at his Atlas
Fire Brick Co. plant.
| r. L. Neill, former city marshal of
Flagstaff, now seeded to Winslow,
was here on business Tuesday, ac-
conlpanied by Mrs. Neill. Reub is
busy for the cattlemen's association
catching cattle thieves.
Miss Ruth Dotson and her mother
spent few hours here between
trains last Saturday. Such time as.
wasn't spent greeting friends was de-
voted to business matters. They were
enroute to Phoenix from Chicago.
George Fleming on Wednesday left
| for a ten days. business trip to Je
rome, Prescott and other cities nearby,
Little Tommy Fleming, who had
pretty tough time with scarlet fever,
brothers were inoculated and so far
have escaped attacks.
Carlos Costello was in Flagstaff the
last of last week on his way with his
sheep. to Black Canyon. After a
month there they will go to Cordes,
! the winter feeding ground. Mr.. Cos
tillo's family. went to their winter
home in Phoenix in September so the
kiddies might attend school.
jim Tillman on Monday managed
with the aid of crutches to navigate
the byways of the White garage and
looked the place over for the first
time since his return the first of the
month, where he acquired an injured
knee while getting his buck. His knee
lis now free of splints and is improv-
ing rapidly
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dietzman en-
ioyed visit with her sister, Mrs. P.
b. Morse, who with her husband came
over from Prescott last Thursday
That evening she accompanied them to
Joseph City, where they visited rela-
tives, George Rogers and family, over
night, returning the next day. Mr..
and Mrs. Morse left for home Sunday
afternoon.