The Coconino sun., 1925-10-23
demand Flagstaff

housewives demand flagSLaI1
Dairy products.
Danny Campbell went to Wilcox
on business last week.
Don't forget to send your films to
Carson. the photographer.
Comrade w. H. Pierce S growing
because he can't kick on account of a
sore foot.
Watch for the reopening of the
Powder Puff beauty parlor in the
Nackard building.
An added attraction at the Orpheum
every Wednesday and Thursday is the
universal news reel.
Mrs. T. A. Stahl on Tuesday re-
turned from Glendale, Calf, where
she visited friends over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Campbell of
Cliffs have new little daughter, born
last week, making four girls in the
family.
| New shipment of pipes ranging in
price from rs cents to SIS on display
| in new rack at Gassman's Newsstand
and Gift shop.
w. H. Thompson, assistant city
clerk, is on vacation and is putting in
most of the time working on his Ken
drick Park ranch.
Harold Linn this week began the
erection of a new home on his lots
at the corner of North Beaver and
the Fort Valley road
Coming soon, something new
handsome models in the new Ortho
phonic Victrolas at Mrs. Longfellow's
Art Shop, 13 N. Leroux.
/ If you wear a Stetson that detail
of your dress is right Sid Gassman
/ has all the new Stetsons, in all the
popular styles and colors.
1 Johnny Kennedy and Milton Stone,
4 teaching at Winslow, came up to
spend the weekend here with the for
mer's mother, Mrs. B. S. Kennedy.
Many attractive selections in Dres-
den and Italian china, tea sets, bas-
kets, perfumes, vases, in floral de-
signs at Gassman's Newsstand and
Gift shop.
C. o. Bower of Phoenix came up
/ last Saturday to remain until the first
Of the month with his friend, Frank
/ Samsky, with whom he viii do a lit
tie hunting.
Captain j. B. Wright, county engi-
neer, attended the better Arizona"
banquet at Phoenix on Monday as
representative of Flagstaff Chamber
of Commerce.
Exclusively we handle Johnston's
! and Saylor,s Chocolates in all size
boxes and all varieties, also Christie
piers in bulk. We guarantee our
goods. Griff's Chocolate Shop.
Billy .Bayless came up "a day or so
ago from his Beaver Creek ranch,
where he and Mrs. Bayless had been
a few weeks She will be home in a
week on so and they will remain here
this winter.
Miss Mary Costigan on Saturday
received her commercial broadcasting
license. Macarthur brothers of Phoe-
nix are shipping the apparatus this
week and soon we can tune in for
local programs.
! Mrs. E. c. Mills, Mrs. Charles Phil
/ lips and Mrs. John Britt are the mem
bers of the Literature section of the
| Woman's club in charge of the pic
i ture and program to be given at the
Orpheum on the thirtieth.
Complete stock of LaMerite and
Pacific package stamped goods. Now
is the time to make your selections for
Christmas fancy work, luncheon sets,
children's dresses, lingerie and many
other attractive offerings at Gass-
mans Newsstand and Gift shop.
Ed Adams this week was given by
city council a permit for six months
to run hot lunch stand in the George
Black fruit stand location, having
4 bought the building He is busy fin
4 ishing it inside against winter
weather and will be ready for busi-
ness in a week or so.
These friends of Mrs. E. NJ. Doe
dropped in at her home Monday after
noon and celebrated her birthday with
cards and delicious refreshments
ch-they brought along: Mrs. Ro-
land Evans, Mrs. Lewis Benedict,
Mrs. L. r. Hall, Mrs. John Francis,
Mrs. George Bailey, Mrs. Stanley
! Sykes and Mrs. E. II. Baker.
Mrs. Matt Ellis was operated on
Wednesday of last week at ST.
Joseph's hospital, Phoenix, and is re-
ported doing very nicely. Her mother,
Mrs. E. S. Carlos, went down with
her a few days before the operation
and returned the latter part of last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. j. 0. Par
sons, driving home from Phoenix.