The Coconino sun., 1926-12-03


Furnish your home on our easy
payment plan. Flagstaff Furniture
Co.
Bring the children to Toytown to-
morrow to see Santa Claus at Brooks
store.
Claude Black spent from Wednes-
day to Sunday in Phoenix visiting
friends.
Miss Helen Strom spent Thanks
giving weekend with her folks in
Prescott.
Don Chisholm left Tuesday for
Red Lake to punch cows for Johnny
O'Farrell.
Attractive new novelties for chill
dren's parties have just arrived at
Gassman's.
Nelson Burns reports the sale to
A. F. Grimmell of new WHY'S
Knight sedan.
Miss Margaret Stewart has NOV
ed from the Orinn Compton home to
the Ideal hotel
Mrs. Claire G. Knox is leaving Mon
day on business trip OF few days
at Gallup, N. M.
Buy furniture on easy payments
| Old furniture taken on neW.-Flag-
staff Furniture Co.
Gifts men appreciate are gifts to
wear. Choose mems gifts in a man s
store. Sid Gassman.
Expert work is done in repairing,
refinishing and picture framing at
Rabbits furniture department.
Hugh Tillman and Frank La Scala
[drove to Phoenix the last of the
week, returning Monday night.
For sale Oldsmobile six in Fua-
ming condition, as is, for $500 casn.
Double Circle garage on Milton road.
Lovely antique and colonial repro
! ductions will help solve your Christ
mas problem.-Mrs. Longfellow's Art
shop.
Pay as you earn-ten percent down
and the rest in ten monthly pay
ments. Rabbits furniture depart
ment.
Jim Turpin, who spent last week
here helping out at Cress Brothers
Tailor shop, left last Saturday for
Tuba City.
Miss Lillian Votaw, who visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kester of Cliffs
returned on Sunday to Kingman
where she teaches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Tillman and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Forester
/ Daugherty drove to Phoenix Friday,
returning Saturday.
Cranes stationery makes an excep-
tionally appropriate Christmas gift;
desirable examples at Gassman
! Newsstand and Gift shop.
Homer Bartlett returned Tuesday
from two weeks trip to the various
Babbitt branches to look after the
/ ice and refrigerator plants.
| T. A. Riordan accompanied by Miss
Anna and Miss Claire Riordan and
Howard Yost returned on Tuesday
from a trip to Tucson and Phoenix.
Select your Christmas cards now
before, they are picked over. An un-
usually attractive new assortment.
/ Gassman's Newsstand and Gift shop.
Baggage and express transfer,
household goods packed, stored or
shipped Every facility for trucking.
Lightning Delivery. Phone 165 or
261.
Mrs. Madeline Pace, teaching at
Red Rock, Oak Creek, came home TO
spend Thanksgiving vacation with
her husband and mother, Mrs. Mary
Fairchild.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Donaldson and
little girl arrived the first of the
week from Phoenix. Mr.. Donaldson
is the new butcher at the Pay'n TAX
it grocery store.
Ship model book ends. Have you
seen them? You will find these and
many other lovely things in antique
and colonial reproductions at MIS-
Longfellow's Art shop.
Roy Scanlon spent couple days
here this week after being for the
past two months in the southern part
of the state as far west as Yuma
with the Campbell Francis sheep.
F. c.. Whipple, manager here OF
the district office of the Singer Sew
ing machine company, left Tuesday
for st. Johns and contiguous terri
tory to be gone till next week.
Jack Mitchell is suffering still at
ter two weeks Of pain from an infect
ed thumb. He is improving some
what the last day or so and hopes to
soon be again at his position at the
Pay N Takit market.
GeOFSe H. FelkSF Ol LOS AuS
deputy regional scout executive, ar
rived Monday and spent this week
on official business with the diff
ferent troops of Grand Canyon coun-
Gil. He will leave today or tomorrow.
Judge j. E. Jones Wednesday refer
red the matter of the Lowell Obser-
vatory trustees attorney fees to Hon.
Richard Lamson of Prescott. Attor-
neys T. G. Norris and Francis Cradle
of Prescott were here in connection
with the matter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Ormond expect
to leave the first of the week for a
months visit in Mississippi, where
they have many relatives and friends.
They will also go to New Orleans.
They will attend the wedding of their
niece, Miss Sadie Kendall, who visited
here few summers ago.
DR.. Clara Young of Astoria, Ore,
is visiting her brother, Arthur
Young, road superintendent in the
forest service, this week. Wednesday
they drove to Grand Canyon and
when they return they will spend
Mr.. Young's vacation of two weeks
in the southern part of the state.
Attorney Steve Rayburn of Phoe-