The Coconino sun., 1926-12-03

ner go to the commercial care.
Your radio batteries, A. and B, re-
charged and repaired; phone 240.
j. w. Weatherford returned Satur-
day from a weeks stay in Phoenix.
Buy gifts that are useful as well as
ornamental at The Stationery Store.
Variety to select from.
C. III. Schwarz of Rabbits mems
department has moved in from his
ranch to the Metz apartments.
Mrs. T. e. Miller of Pine, who vis-
tied her sister, Mrs. Joe Babbitt, for
week left Saturday for her home.
Mrs. Betty Miller is back at her
desk at Rabbits garage after a
weeks visit with her family at Gal
lup.
Send your children to The Station
cry Store for shoe strings, shoe pol
ish, pencil boxes, tablets and school
bags.
Tommy Dent has learned the busi-
ness of operating at the Orpheum
theatre and spells Cecil Walters oc-
casionally.
Frank Wallace, one of the oldest
cowmen in this section of the state,
and daughter, of Holbrook spent
Monday here.
Attorney C. B. Wilson and wife
and sons returned home Monday eve
ming from California where they
spent 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Ricketts, re-
turned the first of the week from
short stay in Phoenix. They drove
down and back.
Just received a neat selection of
good looking leather goods at the
Stationery Store. Do your buying for
Christmas giving now.
G. A. Pearson and family and Miss
Phoena Perkins returned on Sunday
from trip in their car to Yuma and
other southern points.
We have a wonderful display of
toys for your selection. Come early
while you can get what you want.
Gassman's Newsstand and Gift shop.
Dir. George Sampson Of Winslow
was painfully injured on Monday
when he was struck by an automobile
when crossing a street near his home
You will be delighted with our ex-
quisite display at the Flagstaff ex-
position if you have not already Wis
tied it.-Gassman's Newsstand and
Gift shop.
At The Stationery Store we have
fancy boxes of stationery. Stationery
and candy are always acceptable
Christmas gifts.
Call 224 and order our famous
homemade chicken tamales, also
French pastries with fresh whipped
cream. We are serving these at the
cafe. Drop in at Griff's cafe.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harris left
| Sunday for Auberry, Calf, after en-
joying the holiday here with the;l
relatives, Miss Retta Beasley, Arthur
Beasley and the Charles Keller fam.
lily.
Mrs. George Babbitt, Miss Ger.
trude Babbitt and George Babbitt re
turned Wednesday after spending
| Thanksgiving with Miss Eunice Bah.
bitt at Tucson.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Cress anG
| daughter and son returned Sunday
from Los Angeles where they spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Cress' par
ents
Have you seen4our novelty case? II
is dainty and dazzling with pretty
things-vanity sets, corsage flowers
fancy handkerchiefs, atomizers, per,
fume powder boxes, trays-The Sta.
tionery Store.
West Cherry street for the first
time in its history is receiving atten-
tion that promises to raise it to pan
with the more travelled thoroughfares
of the city. 1t is being graded ano
surfaced with tufa sand. -
| MIR. and Mrs. Charles Riggio went
to Prescott last week. Mr.. Riggic
had had poor health for some time
and entered Veterans hospital at Ft
Whipple for treatment. Mrs. Riggic
returned to Flagstaff the first of the
week.
Neil Erickson, custodian for the
government of Walnut Canyon ma
tional monument, accompanied by his
wife and daughter left the last OF
last week for their winter home al
Dos Cabezos to remain there until
spring.
Tell this to the wife-A new way
in making mems hose that gives three
to four times more wear. Holeproot
Ex Toe for men solves the Christmas
problem. 35c to S100 a pair. D. D.
Bootery, Flagstaff's Exclusive Shoe
| Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Devaney, the
| latter's mother, Mrs. J. S. Pratt, and
sister, Miss Lena Pratt, motored to
Prescott for Thanksgiving with the
senior Devaneys. They also drove or
to Phoenix, returning to Flagstaff
Sunday night.
Charles Simpson drove to Humboldt
for Thanksgiving accompanied by
these weekend guests of Miss Alice
Moorman who spent this vacation
with her parents: Mrs. w. Ross Den
man, Miss Elizabeth Moore and Miss
Ruth Bristow.
A break in the city water main at
che corner of Leroux and Birch under
the sidewalk in front of Lee Doyle's
place brought out the city fire engine
Monday afternoon. Il was used to
pump out section of the main SO
the damage could be repaired.
Jack LeBarron left this week for
the winter in Phoenix with his family.
He came in from his ranch at the
edge of the desert the first of the
week and mentioned that a heavy