The Coconino sun., 1926-03-26

Tire prices have dropped. Weber
Brothers.
Housewives demand Flagstaff
Dairy products.
Bargainsiin used cars. Terms. r. E..
Goble Motor Co.
Easter baskets for the kiddies at
the Rebekah food sale at Babbitts,
April 8.
Block wood, block wood, we can
fill your orders promptly. Phone 9.
Frank Bennett.
Anyone wlsnIng to sell or buy a
city or country home, call on us. ALI
Dickinson & Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. DeVaney spent
last weekend with their people on
their ranch near Prescott.
The Power Hat shop will be open
for the display of Easter models
every evening until Easter.
Mrs. Alex Johnston and son Jimmie
drove to Phoenix on Wednesday to
have the latter's eyes looked after.
Turn to page 8. There you'll find
Illustrated the most popular styles IN
mems spring and summer clothing.
Selected models of a new pottery,
softly glazed over blended tints at
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift shop.
Most complete Radiolog published,
book of 36 pages, free at Sid ~Gass-
mans. Contains Flagstaff station
KFXY.
Mrs. Henry Albers spent the great
er parc of last week at home with a
bad cold, from which she has not fully
recovered.
It won't seem like Easter unless
you have new hat All the new
styles and colors, SIS to $8 at Sid
Gassman's.
Just received, new conceits in rib
bon powder boxes and other ribbon
novelties at Gassman's Newsstand
and Gift shop.
Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Brown and Mrs.
Carl Mayhew drove to Gap Trading
post and back this week on business
and pleasure trip.
Sandstone, pearl and bisque are
among the most popular in the new
colors in hats for men. These and
others at Sid Gassman's, So to $8.
Mrs. Roy Lauer of Nelson, Ariz.,
known here formerly as Miss Florence
Biggerstaff, visited for a few days
last week at the S. S. Acker home.
Men, if you want to know what's
most stylish in suits this spring, turn
to page 3; if you want to know what's
finest and newest in mems hats, see
back page.
Mrs. L. w. Cress, who is visiting
her parents in Los Angeles will not be
home as soon as planned as her
daughter, Kathryn, who is with her,
has mumps.
Flagstaff school children were given
an opportunity on Tuesday to be vac
cinated. Health Officer DR.. Felix
Manning and Dr. e. S. Miller Off
ciated with serum.
Mrs. Ralph Collins will come over
from Los Angeles tomorrow to spend
her week of Easter vacation with her
mother, Mrs. B. S. Kennedy, and
grandmother. Mrs. Matilda Wisehart.
Jim Treagle, who spent the winter
in various parts of the northwest and
southwest on land and cattle business
got back to Flagstaff a few days ago
and expects to remain here at least
until fall.
Mrs. Marie Hensing is spending
several weeks at Murietta Hot
Springs, Calf. Mrs. Hensing was
suffering from a heavy cold but re-
ports are that she now is feeling fine
and will soon be home again.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. E. Tackitt and Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Womack returned on
Saturday from Grand Canyon where
they had been for the past month, the
heads of the houses engaged in
painting job on one of N. P. Agren's
contracts.
Along with the appearance of pussy
willows, back lot baseball practice and
other harbingers of spring is the ar
rival this week of Johnny Love. With
his good frau he landed Tuesday from
Long Beach, where he spent the win
ter following the holidays.
A. G. Hulett, secretary Of the state
board of pharmacy, was in Flagstaff
the first of the week checking up the
local drug stores. He called a meet
ing of druggists Thursday evening
for the purpose Of going over laws
governing the sale Of drugs.
Miss Ruth Dotson was kept away
from her school duties by illness for
several days last week. Miss Ruth
Bowman Of the Brannen staff was i'll
also and went to Phoenix to recuper-
ate over the weekend. Mrs. John G.
Thomas substituted for the latter.
Mrs Frank Richmond presided at
an enjoyable dinner party on Wednes-
day evening in honor of the birthday
of Mrs Dayton Draine. Plates were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Draine,
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Raudebaugh, and
the Raudebaugh children, John, Mol
lie and Billie.
Flagstaff had fire Monday night.
Part of the Babbitt corral on East As
pen avenue burned. No attempt was
made to put the blaze out, the fire.
men watching to see that it did not
spread. The corral buildings on the
north side Of the street burned in the