The Coconino sun., 1927-04-01
Furnish your home on a our our easy

Furnish your home on our easy
payment plan. Flagstaff Furniture
Co.
The newest in spring shirts from
Wilson Bros, 81 to So. at Sid Gass-
mans.
Victrolas and all the latest records,
sas they arrive, at the Art Shop, l3
N. Leroux.
The biggest Easter display in the
city at Brooks store, corner Park and
Railroad avenues. 1t
Buy furniture on easy payments.
Old furniture taken on new.-Flag-
staff Furniture Co.
Jump right into the middle of the
second section of The Sun and see
Penney's two page advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Foster drove
from Prescott to spend Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Fos-
ter.
Call at Brooks store, corner Park
and Railroad avenues, for Easter place
cards, tally cards, baskets, favors,
flowers. etc. 2t
President Grady Gammage of
Teachers college and Mrs. Gammage
drove to Winslow Saturday afternoon,
returning next day.
If your favorite pair Of thin soled
shoes, are wearing out, have them re-
soled by the new cementing process at
Savage's Shoe Repair Shop. 3-25-2t
Nose Anspach, who had such a
long siege of illness this winter, is
feeling SO much better that he is plan
ming on going soon TO Hot Springs.
Order your flowers for Easter;
lilies, peas, roses and violets. All
kinds Of cut flowers and plants. The
Flower Shop. 13 Milton Road. Phone
81. 4-1-2t
Senator G. B. Hamilton on Sunday
went to Phoenix on business He ex-
pected to be back here again for a
day or so this week before returning
to California.
]. E. Shirley, transportation man
ager at Grand Canyon for the Fred
Harvey system, was here Friday and
Saturday on business and meeting
some of his numerous local friends.
Mrs. Grace Soedt accompanied
Superintendent Walker in from Tuba
City on Monday. She received
medical attention to a knee which
she had injured some time ago in a
fall
Ross Denman received the news
that his wife yesterday was given her
last treatment at the hospital in
Paris, Tex, and will soon spend the
next few weeks recuperating at the
home of her folks.
Clarence Shellman has taken one of
the Metz apartments on North Sit
greaves street. He is busy overhaul
ing tractors for Cooper q Otey, WHO
expect to resume logging operations
here for the Arizona Lumber q TIM
ber Co. in a month.
Miss Margaret K. Stewart, secre-
tary Flagstaff Chamber of Com
merce, left Sunday night on business
trip to Harrisburg, Pa, and New York
City. Mrs. T. d. Jessuppe and Mrs.
Tommy Knoles are in charge of the
office during her absence.
Hank Stunkle, one of the pioneer
cattlemen of northern Arizona, came
home last week from Los Angeles,
where he spent the winter. Hank Is
looking fine and says the range over
that way was fairly good for humans
but the market wasn't SO good:
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter Womack
motored to Grand Canyon last Friday
with load of furniture from the
Flagstaff Furniture company for the
new home which Emory Kolb built
near his studio in Grand Canyon.
They returned Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Long Satur-
day night drove to El Rancho Escan-
dido, where they were guests until
Sunday night Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Potter. Mr.. Potter is head of the
Hart Cattle company, which just COM
pleted for him an attractive little cot
tage.
b. A. Dudley of the u. S. geological
survey returned Sunday evening from
Lees Ferry, where he went on Thurs
day. He is leaving this week for
Tucson to join Mrs. Dudley. They
will be located in New Mexico this
summer. Mr.. Dudley's duties will
bring him back here next fall.
j. r. Eakin and M. r. TilIots0n OF
Grand Canyon spent Friday and Sat-
urday here, returning Sunday nlorn-
ing. Mrs. Eakin accompanied them.
Mr.. Eakin expects to leave for his
new position as superintendent OF
Gracier national park during the first
of this month. Mr.. Tillotson viii sue
ceed him. in the superintendency of
Grand Canyon national park.
DR.. r, O. Raymond and John Metz
drove home Sunday from Phoenix,
where they went last week for further
advice concerning the condition Of the
latter, which had been unsatisfactory
for some time. They brought home
the good word that it IS nothing seri-
Gus and that the treatment he is now
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