The Coconino sun., 1926-05-07

Bargains IN usea cars. Terms. Il. h.
Goble Motor Co.
Pollyanna Beauty shoppe, phone
513, 320 North Beaver.
Uniformity OF excellence is charac-
teristic of photography at the Carson
studio.
George T. Harrington made a busi-
ness trip to Winslow the last of the
week.
j. H. Simpson Of Grand Canyon
came to town for few days on va
cation.
We take subscriptions for any
periodical you may wish at Gassman's
Newsstand and Gift shop.
II. l.. Hutchison, Doney Park
rancher, returned a few days ago
from trip to the Salt River valley
Dir. Scholl's foot expert from Chica
go will be here May 13. Free demon
stration at Babbitts shoe department.
III. Dial of Williams bought a Stu
debaker coach recently through Jos.
j. Waldhaus, local distributor.
Drop in at Brooks store, you'll be
sure to find something appropriate
for mother on Mothers day.
Gordon Evans on the first of the
month took charge of the store at
Tombler Lodge, at Mormon lake.
DR.. Scholl's foot expert from Chica
go will be here May 13. Free demon
stration at Babbitts' shoe department.
/ Mrs. nj. |. Rieson went to Phoenix
Yesterday to visit her daughter, Mrs
Matte Hutchinson, for few weeks
When in need of household furni-
ture and floor coverings, see US, our
prices are right, Flagstaff Furniture
Co.
Due to many other events tonight,
and inability of speaker to attend,
! the dinner at the Federated church
is postponed.
Old-fashioned book shelves and wall
brackets, to grace any room, suitable
for ornaments, at Gassman's News
stand and Gift shop.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
1921
Willis Brothers of Snowflake, who
recently arrived to work on the
Weatherford boulevard, have rented
the Mahoney house back of the court
house.
Floyd Jones arrived from Los An
geles this week from a three weeks
vacation He went to work for Lee
| Doyle. He was accompanied by A..
e. Taylor.
Elmer f. Duffield, the well-known
sheepmen and one of the highest in
the councils Of the State Wool Grow
ers association was up from Williams
on Tuesday.
Any article in the furniture depart
ment may be purchased by paying 1O
per cent down and the balance in
ten monthly ayments.-Babbitt Bros.
| furniture department.
Have you been in to look over our
new designs of fancy work? Pillows,
luncheon linens and many unusual
models arriving daily at Gassman's
/ Newsstand and Gift shop
Mr.. and Mrs. Connors of Needles
are visiting Mr.. Connors' aunt, Mrs,
Jesse Gregg, and uncle George Hoff-
man this week. Mr.. Connors is an
engineer for The Needles light plant
! When folks stand in the rain to
! gaze into shop windows they must be
interested. The Scout display in the
City Drug store window made camp
activities seem most attractive to old
and young.
Dick Nelson of the M. j. Pilling-
| ton Motor Co., has these car sales TO
report: Buick sedans to Sid Gassman
and Del Strong, Pontiac coupe to
/ DIT 10, r a
Hendricks.
| We are ready tc help you, select
many appropriate remembrances for
Mothers day. gifts of variety, candy,
| choice assortment of Mothers day
cards. - Gassman's Newsstand and
Gift shop.
The hard rain here Tuesday fore
| noon hit much harder in Fort Valley,
where it amounted to almost cloud
burst. The night before the Mormon
lake country got an exceptionally
heavy rain.
j. Leland Barber of Mesa, for the
last few weeks in San Diego, is a
new member of the Breen-Dingle
drug force. Mr.. Dingle induced
| him to come here to help keep things
humming in the store.
A welcome face back in town is
that Of Tommy Long who arrived on
Tuesday from Phoenix and went right
to work for Claude Mack at the Ar
rowhead Service station Mrs. Tom
my won't be UP from Mesa for an
other month.
Flagstaff Teachers college Junior
Prom, which was to have been held
on the evening Of May /, and which
was postponed because of the death
of Walton King, one of the students,
will be on. the evening of May 10, an
nounces Arthur Way, who has the
arrangements in charge.
! A. H. Beasley drove up from Phoe-
nix Wednesday, He brought with
him Mr.. Jordan, prominent real es-
tate man of the Salt River valley
who wished to look over the possibil-
tiles of this part Of the state. He
was favorably impressed. They are
returning south this week.
Late sales of Fords reported by w.
s. Beard, salesman for the Ed Babbitt
Motor CO., are: Walter G. Stevenson,
Will Adams, Eugene Womack, Monroe.
I.Fredericks, Edwin C. Thompson, John
Paranio, George W. Mason, Arthur
Nadineta of Cibicue U. S. Indian
~.