The Coconino sun., 1926-06-04

Pure drugs at Flagstaff Pharma-
cy.
Sanitary service at the Flagstaff
Pharmacy.
Drink your favorite drink from the
bottle. F. e. Brooks.
New glories in glassware at Bah
bits gift department.
We take in your old furniture
Flagstaff Furniture Co.
Glassware that is new and differ
ent at Rabbits gift department.
Furnish your home on our easy
payment plan. Flagstaff Furniture
Co.
Mrs. Henry Albers returned recent
lly from Phoenix where she visited
week.
M B. Salazer is here from Santa
| Fe visiting his son, B. H. Salazer,
for a week.
Hemstitching and picoting done at
10 cents per yard at the Art Shop,
IL N. Leroux.
Furnished rooms for rent, SOB N.
Leroux. Inquire at Mrs. w. H. Pow
er's Hat Shop. Phone 182.
Salad plates and console sets are
specials in the new arrival Of col
ored glassware at Rabbits gift de-
partment.
Lovely hats on sale at cost. The
seasons smartest styles and fabrics.
Mrs. Maxemin Millinery shoppe, 623
N. Leroux st.
Mrs. Priscilla Raudebaugh left
Thursday morning for Lawrence,
Kansas, to spend three months with
her daughter, Mrs. George Humph-
rey.
Any article in the furniture depart
ment may be purchased by paying 10
per cent down and paying for the
balance in nine monthly payments.
Babbitt Bros furniture department.
Mrs. Charlotte Acker, county sup
erintendent of schools, with Miss
Rosa Bouton, home demonstration
agent, visited the schools at Belle
mont and Upper Oak Creek this
week.
Wendell Haywood, recently gradu-
ated from the Mesa high school and
who worked in the ]. c. Penney
store there during vacations for the
past two years, is now one of the per-
manent force at Ray Simpsons local
/ Penney store.
The J. E. Shirley family, who spent
the winter here, are leaving this week
end for Grand Canyon, where they
will ioin Mr.. Shirley who is connect
ed with the Babbitt mercantile inter
ests there. James Shirley will re-
turn here next fall as a junior at
Teachers college. A cousin, Joe
Brown, who has made his home with
the Shirley family, is returning to
| his folks at Phoenix.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Smith were IN
Tuesday from Tuba City, cutting
their stay short because of the many
improvements they are making there
at their fine trading post and lodge.
They soon will issue an attractive
/ two-color folder advertising the re-
gion around Tuba. Most of the Illus
trations will be by Mrs. Smith, two
/ from her pen and ink drawings ana
| the others from photographs.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richmond, Mr.;
and Mrs. w. B. Raudebaugh, DR.. and
Mrs. Felix Manning and Dr.. and Mrs.
M. O. Dumas drove to Oak creek
i Monday to catch trout and have a
general good time. They were Joined
/ at Oak Greek by Mr. and Mrs: Cur
/ ly" Cruz and guest, Mrs. Vaughn.
/ The party returned on Tuesday, with
1 the exception of DR.. and Mrs. Dumas,
who returned to their home at Glenn
enceau.
Miss Woods, who for several years
has been acting as general nurse and
/ housekeeper in the Dan Francis home,
is at Mercy hospital, having under
gone an operation. Miss Woods
came up from Phoenix recently to
omen up the Francis home north Of
town. She was taken suddenly i'll,
and was taken to the hospital on
Wednesday morning for observation
and was operated upon the same day.
Her condition is very favorable.
Ben Cameron and cousin, J. y. Gra-
ner. both of Phoenix, came up Sun
ldav and are located at Mormon Lake
where they are building eleven motor
boats for the Jordan Investment 20.
Of Phoenix. This company recently
nurchased 120 acres Of land at the
south end of the lake and will open
a resort there this summer. Both
] Ben and J. D. Craner were former
residents of Flagstaff some years
ago but have been living IN Phoenix
for a number Of years.