The Coconino sun., 1925-04-17


leader.
See those SPEEDY" shoes at Sid
Gassnlan's.
Seeley mattresses sold exclusively
by the Flagstaff Furniture Co.
Episcopal prayer books at Gass-
mans Newsstand and Gift shop.
Johnny OFarrell, the Red Lake
trader, was in town Monday after
supplies.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on US. Alf
Dickinson & Son.
Mrs. Jack Kester is having a bad
time with her eyes again, a recur-
renee of former trouble.
This week Mrs Mertz is replenish-
ing her stock with lovely dress hats
and desired sport models.
Bunny bibs for babies. Stop and see
them in the window display at Gass-
mans Newsstand and Gift shop.
Don't. eat your big fish. until you
have checked in at Rabbits hard
ware department. He may be prize
winner
H. E. Chambers has filed arbitra-
ton suit against Dave Brollier,
through Orinn C. Compton, one of the
arbitrators.
Good service calls for good equip
ment. Our latest purchase is the Ale
mite-Zerk High Power Grease Gun
Webber Bros. Garage. 4-3-3t
1t costs nothing to register for the
fishing contest at Rabbits, places
you under no obligation, but makes
you eligible for prize.
Mrs. r. ]. Connor and son, Dick
Jr, returned Tuesday from Williams
where they had been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Juhl over Easter weekend.
L. f. White of the Harvey system
at Grand Canyon has the distinction
of having the first 1925 model Chew
rolet sedan, bought from the Carron
Motor company.
The Powder Puff Beauty parlor is
now permanently located in the Mack
ard building. Phone 100 for all beauty
work, including manicuring for both
men and women.
j. B. Ormond spent last week in
Phoenix visiting his family. Mrs.
Ornond and Kathryn Louise are in
Miami visiting Mrs. Hubert Hill, Mrs.
Ormond's daughter.
Ray Babbitt returned Sunday from
Phoenix where he spent several
weeks on vacation. The rest has done
Ray good and he's up to the neck with
the old well-known pep.
Joe Lee came in from the Gap Trad
ing post Tuesday night bringing with
him George Bartlett, who put up sew
eral cottages out there for the con-
venience of the tourists.
Rev. H. D. Smith of Gap trading
post came to town Wednesday and
left next day for his home in Louis
lana, called there by news of the SER
ious illness of his mother.
Joe Babbitt insists that all the big
behatted and bewhiskered Flagstaff
Elks are not finished dressing unless
they wear a corncob pipe apiece be-
tween the smackers. We've got ours
George Cameron and Buster Thorn
ton returned Sunday in time for Eas-
ter dinner with their families after
spending about two weeks placing
road signs on the highway from here
to Lee Ferry.
Compare your big fish with those
on the contest book at Rabbits and
be sore that he isn't the biggest be-
fore you eat him. The biggest fish
weighed in to date weighs only three
pounds, ID ounces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hazen anc
two daughters, enroute from Wash
ington to Kansas, stopped ovel
Wednesday to see relatives, Mr.. anc
Mrs. w. H. Anderson and Mr.. anC
Mrs. w. F. Wallace and families.
A telegram was received by RALPH
r. Davis yesterday from Evan S
Stallcup, department commander Of
the American Legion, saying the July
state convention will meet in Nogales
instead of Phoenix, as formerly
planned.
As a follow-up of a delightful pic.
mic Sunday at Mormon lake, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Ernest Coulter entertained at 6
fish dinner Monday night Mr.. anc
Mrs. Orinn Compton, Miss Lucille
Bigham, Mrs. P. II. Longfellow anc
Harold Longfellow.
A. F. Sweetman left Friday night
for his old home in st. Francisville
La, called by the sudden illness anc
death of his father. He found hi:
grandmother, who is 90 years old, II
very poor health also. He will likely
return next week.
E. G.. Miller, expected home thi.
week from Pasadena, where he re
Gently underwent an operation, ha!
been persuaded by the surgeons tC
remain there another week, according
to letter received yesterday by his
brother, Frank A. Miller. Eds wife
who had been there with him, is ex-
pected home tonight.
As sequel to the story in last
weeks Sun about the abandonment
by Williams Chinese woman of hel
ten-day-old baby, Judge ]. E. Jones
awarded her custody of the baby. The
white father, commonly known a,
Shorty" who had lived in Williams
for some time, was given floatel
out Of town. 1t is understood thai
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