The Coconino sun., 1925-05-22
Page Eleven

Coca Cola in bottles, always a
leader.
Meadowbrook Hats, exclusive and
new.-Babbitts'.
Jimmie Johnston spent an unhappy
weekend in bed with flu.
Wear a poppy on Memorial day in
memory of those who gave their lives.
That old chair has value toward
new one at the Flagstaff Furniture
store.
VIM. H. Campbell came up from
Seligman, remaining here with friends
until Monday night.
All kinds of cut flowers for Decora-
tien day, order now. Agnes Pouthie
Flower shop, phone 81.
Nifty patterns, long wearing fabrics
, and splendid workmanship features of
all Wilson Bros. shirts. All the spring
styles at Sid Gassmans.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 1866.
Nita, the baby daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. C. H. Burns, who was quite
i'll following the return from Louis
lana, is much improved this week.
Johnston's and Saylor's candies
fresh in one to five-pound boxes;
also fine selection of the better
bulk candies-Griff's Chocolate Shop.
Justice Tom E. Pulliam left Roches
ter, Mimi, on Wednesday and will be
home here on Saturday, much i'm
proved in health by his treatment
there.
Misses Minnie and Mabel Benson
reached home Sunday night to spend
the summer with their mother. They
had positions in the Florence schools
the past year.
Ed Raudebaugh was in Saturday
from the Babbitt cattle range where
The is building dipping watts. He went
to Kinnikinnik lake Sunday to see
about building watts there.
J. B. King, stationary engineer at
| the Flagstaff lumber mill was made
happy last week by the arrival of
Mrs. King and children from MeNary.
They are living in Highland Park.
Shelby L. (Lefty) Lewis came back
this week from Oklahoma, where for
several months he had been working
out of Oklahoma City for Morris &
CO., and expects to remain here per-
manently.
Mrs. Zena Whitehouse left Thurs
| day morning for points in Colorado,
where she will visit relatives and
/ friends during the summer. She may
locate there. Frank will remain here
until the close of school and possibly
all summer
All the newest styles coupled with
their well-l1nown quality, make the
/ Stetson hats at Sid Gassman's the
one best hat bet in Flagstaff. Straws,
also, from the Hopkins factory, best
in the east.
Januarytime is interesting. Febru-
anytime is thrilling. Marchtime is in
vigorating. Apriltime is exciting
! But ON, boy! "Maytime" is the great
est time Of all. See "Maytime" at the
Orpheum, Wednesday. Regular prices,
i1Oc. Csc, 35c. Matinee a o'clock, 10c,
t2oc, 25c.
| Miss Cora Daugherty and Mrs ]. L.
Daugherty came up from Wickenburg
/ Sunday night and joined Mr.. Daugh-
ertv who has been here a couple of
months. They are living in one Of
their cottages on North San Francisco
street Miss Daugherty will return
to Wickenburg at the beginning Of
school in the fall.
! During a friendly ball game be-
Tween Junior Kelly and Edward Rudd,
the latter lost a tooth. Becoming en-
ragged he voiced the opinion that he
was entitled to damages until Junior
reminded him that if there was any
obligation it was on Edwards part,
| f'for you know, Ed, you've been trying
Ito get up. nerve for three days to pull
that tooth.