The Coconino sun., 1927-07-01
Drink bottled Coca Cola, it will giv

ness bread.
Miss Violet Raudebaugh is clerk
ing at the Breen Drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Irish were Sun
day visitors at Grand Canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Henderson on
Sunday motored to Grand Canyon.
For Rent Furnished rooms. 20 E.
Cherry Street. 6-24tf.
Brooks Bottling Works for those
delicious summer drinks. tt
Matinees at p. m. all during
summer. Orpheum Theatre.
Hemstitching and picoting done at
i0c per yard. Art Shop, 1S North
Leroux.
Mrs. Betty Miller entertained Mrs.
B. f. Wamsley of Gallup over the
weekend.
Major w. w. Midgley drove to
Clarkdale and returned the first OF
the week accompanied by Mrs. Midg-
/ ley.
For Sale-7-passenger Oldsmobile,
new top, engine in good order. Stored
at w. H. Switzer's. $4,000. Mrs. J:
M. Clark. 6-24-tf
Among those witnessing the Moon
dance Sunday at Tuba City We're Paul
Babbitt, j. p McGough and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. O. Bellwood.
Much of the forest south and south
east Of here was included in the heavy
rain the first of the week. Two in
ches fell at Bly, on Monday.
w. H. Van Fleet returned the last
| of the week from a Today inspection
trip among his apiaries scattered a.
| bout the hills at Bumblebee.
Wonderful display of Gordon fur
coats and neckpieces and Gordon
I leather coats for women at Sid Gass-
mans next Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Jessie Ladd is happy in having
with her this summer her niece, Jes-
/ sica Huss, who arrived last week from
Mendoza, ILL.,, to be here the rest OF
the summer.
The building formerly occupied by
Lucile's Coffee shop is being redeco-
rated and floors refinished. This
place is to be the new location of the
/ Powder Puff Beauty shop. Phone 160,
Fire crackers and fireworks at
i Gassman's Newsstand and Gift Shop.
/ w. III. Hartley of Los Angeles, en-
route to Chicago, stopped off Tues
day to visit DR.. v. NJ. Slipher few
days.
! p. j. Moran returned last Friday
4 from Phoenix, Tempe and other cities
in the south part of the state where
he had been for a week or so on busi-
ness.
/ e. L. Hinman of Louisville, KY,
arrived Monday and accompanied Mr..
| and Mrs. Hubert Richardson to Cam
! eron, whence he went to Rainbow
Bridge.
! DR.. E. S. Fleet returned Tuesday
from Los Angeles where he visited
his mother and sister a few days
He usually motors, but made this trip
by train.
Read the latest books Mary Rob
erts Rinehart's Lost Ecstacy" and
James Boyd's Marching On"-and
many others at, Rabbits circulating
library.
i Doc Scanlon, up in this part of the
state this summer with the Camp
bell-Francis Sheep company, drifted
into town the first of the week for a
taste of city life.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Knoles and
the Iatter's mother, Mrs. G. A
| Greenlaw, on Sunday motored te
Rowe's Wells, Grand Canyon, to visit
at the Ed Hamilton home.
F. o. Udin filed papers for divorce
from Orrie Bell Udin this week II
superior court. Attorney F. M. Cole
is his legal adviser. Both Mr.. UdiT
and his wife are from Williams.
i Mrs. George Cotton, her daughter
Miss Harriette Cotton of Grand Can
lyon, Miss Harriette Cotton of Brook
lyn, Mr.. Colton's aunt, arrived or
Il Wednesday from Grand Canyon.
i Factory prices much lower thar
i retail-on Gordon fur coats and leath-
er coats for women at Sid Gassman's
next Thursday and Friday. Direct
from factory to you. Select now tol
I fall delivery.
Mrs. Arthur Vandevier and young
son John spent few days in Flag.
staff this week. Art reports they are
having one Of the best seasons since
they took over the management Of
Lolamai Lodge in Oak Greek.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Durward Mckinney
4. on Saturday drove to Phoenix for g
brief vacation on Durward's dads
ranch. Mrs. Mckinney. is on vaca-
ton from her Doney Park school
They will be back this week.
Charles X. Pershon, factory repre-.
sentative of Gordon's, the celebrated
St. Paul fur house, will have a spec.
ial display of fur and leather coats
for women and fur neck pieces here
next Friday and Saturday Sid Gass;
man
Earl Slipher of Lowell observatory
staff, accompanied by his wife and
daughter Capella returned Tuesday
afternoon by auto from Reno. New.
where Mr.. Slipher attended meetings
d of The Astronomical Society Of tbs
n Pacific.
Much lower than retail prices. Dis;
play of fur coats and neckpieces anc
i leather coats for women next Thurs.
day and Friday at Sid Gassman's
i Wonderful tailoring and new styles
Select now for fall delivery. Display
two days only.
Miss Virginia Melcher, an artist
from California, this week bought
from Mrs. Winifred Lynch an acre 10,
Gated just west of the schoolhouse II
her Elden Mountain subdivision neal
Cliffs. Miss Melcher plans to builc
| Z, ef,4din and horao m her DrODerty