The Coconino sun., 1926-10-15

Slab wood for saIe.-Frank Ben
nett.
Peacocks-supreme shoes at Bah
bits.
Warm felt house slippers on sale
for S9c-Babbitts.
If you want a good homelike din
ner go to the Commercial Cafe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chambers
and family and Walter Chambers
left Saturday for Los Angeles.
Furnish your home on our easy
payment plan. Flagstaff Furniture
Co.
Attractive new novelties for chill
dren's parties have just arrived at
Gass1nan's.
Buy furniture on easy payments.
Old furniture taken on new.-Flag-
staff Furniture Co.
George Nichols went to PhoeniS
on Saturday and returned on Sunday
with Chester Deaver.
Cards; Thursday p. m. Woman's
club, benefit Crittendon home, a good
time for a good cause.
Jim Tillman and family, Miss Glad
| US Culver and Vivette Wilson spent
the weekend at Sheep Springs.
Ray Brahmsteadt and Jim Nelson
returned from successful trip into
the Kaibab forest after venison.
Mrs Frank Thomas was called to
| St. Johns last week on account of the
sickness of her father, Sol Waite.
Rimmy Jim Giddings was host last
week during the opening of the hunt
ing season to Mrs. Jim Tillman and
daughters.
Mrs. Kenneth Webber returned
the first of the week from Bergen
| N. Y, where she visited her family
| for several weeks.
Curtis Forsythe and Andy Folz OF
Rabbits garage returned the last OF
| the week from the Kaibab with two
| fine big bucks to their credit.
Mrs. R. G. Stevenson of Williams
will spend the weekend here on busi-
ness. She will be at the Stevenson
apartment with Miss Helen Williams
Baggage and express transfer
household goods packed, stored on
shipped. Every facility for trucking
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 OF
1921.
Mrs. Amanda Snyder accompanied
by her niece, Miss Stebbins, who
came from Phoenix to meet her, left
| Monday night for their home in New
York.
John Nichols came down from Kay
enta, where he is working on a gov
ernment contract, to visit his family
and do a little hunting in the hons
woods.
| Robert Waldraven left on Monday
to spend a couple Of weeks with his
parents in Los Angeles. On his re.
turn he will be on the office staff
at Rabbits.
Mrs. Betty Miller was happy this
tweek in having with her her small sor
Earl, and her sistes, Mrs. Margaret
Jones, with whom Earl makes his
home at Gallup.
John Piper let the contract for his
front street improvements to W. b
Goble. John wants it to be known
that there will be an addition OF 81
feet built on the rear.
Male Pilkington and his brother
who is here from Iowa visiting Male
accompanied by their wives, returned
| the first of the week from several
| DAYS in the Kaibab forest, where
Male got a buck and they all had
fine time.
Just what you have been wishing
for, candies-in Halloween colors
fresh stock of small hard candies
suitable for parties, packets of tiny
fafN fnr. faU.
ors, at Gassman's Newsstand anc
Gift shop.
Fred Moore, prescription druggist
at the Breen-Dingle Drug Store and
Mrs. Moore left the last of the week
for Los Angeles. Mr.. Moore will 60
| into business for himself there. 7
| E. Nichols came from Sacramento
to fill his place. Mrs. Nichols will
arrive next week.
]. Mcdonald and his mother, Mrs.
Mark Mcdonald of San Francisco,
were in town a short time the first
of the week. They were on their
way home after visiting their daugh-
ter, Miss Marcia Mcdonald, who with
friend is camping below the rim
at the Ralston ranch.
Mrs. A. j. Mackey, Sr. returned
Friday from California where she Wis
tied a son for few weeks. She is
here with her son, DR.. A. j. Mackey,
Jr, and will stay some time. DR.. 2nd
Mrs. Mackey, Mrs. Mackey, Sr. and
A. j. Jr. visited the Petrified For
est Saturday, spent the night at
Holbrook and returned on Sunday.
The Metropolitan cast for the Peter
B. Kyne story "Jim, the Conqueror," !"
arrived Tuesday noon and left i'm
mediately for Tuba City where film
ing commenced at once. Lee Doyle
met the train with his cars. Billie
Boyd, his wife, Eleanor Fair and
other leads were in the party
Miss Emma May Allen arrived
from San Francisco on Monday to
spend a couple of weeks with Miss
Nora Dent On Wednesday Joe Dent,
John Fair, Miss Nora Dent and Miss
Allen started for Lees Ferry. Miss
Allen will be shown many points OF
interest in this section of the coun-
try.
! Malcolm Pilkington announces the
sale of Bucks as follows: Miss Al
mira Hammond, who will come from
Phoenix today and drive her new