The Holbrook news., June 09, 1922, Image 8

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Holbrook News, Holbrook. Arizona, june 9, 1922
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To pay your bills by check is
to preclude the possibility of be
ing obliged to pay them twice.
The cancelled check which is
returned to you is undeniable
proof of payment. And the stubs
in your checkbook are an accu
rate account of your expenses.
Why not open a checking ac
count with us at once?
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Tips tor Hot
Weather
Timely Items
From Our Dry Goods Department
33 iich Imported Japanese Pongee - $1.35
iHacd Embroidered, Pure Linen Handkerchief
'ill colors - - - 3 for $1.00
! Dainty Designs, White Embroidered Handkercf 15c
i 36 inch Heavy Irish Linen Suiting, White
and Colors - - - ?1W yd-
Twill Khaki f.lrilh . 50c d.
t ! Children's Mercerized y2 Hose, White with
: 8 Panrv Tfln - 35c
Double Mesh Hair Nets - - 15c
Holbrook News
Notes
'Hooch" Marley from
Springerville paid the coun
ty seat a visit this week.
Mr. Fred Purcell, a well
known sheepownerof Heber,
was in. town Wednesday.
Mrs. Creswell. sister of
Miss Alice May Hunt and
Ray Despain, both of Lind
en, were married this week.
See the new line o f
trunks and traveling bags
at Wetzlers. Adv.
A. J. Livingstone, living
Mrs. L.D, Smyth isup from; near Ashland City, Tenness
her home in Winslow to pay lee, says: I feel like going
her sister a visit. from house to house and
Mr. Claude Youngblood I telling the people about
was in during the early I Tanlac. Holbrook Drug
part of the week from his ! Co. Adv.
trading store at Steamboat i Atty. C. H. Jordan spent
Canyon.
Don't let that sour stom
ach sour your disposition
and make your life miser
able, while Tanlac is ready
to give you relief. Get it
now. olbrook Drug Co.
Adv.
part of the week in Winslow
on lecal business. On his
return he was seen to be
wearing a pink carnation in
his button hole. Later it
disappeared mysteriously.
This needs no comment so
we will make none.
Mr. Chet Houck was in
from the mountains on Wednesday.
Since buying a Pressure
Cooker for my wife at Wet
zler's she is much better
natured. Adv.
Mr. Leavitt of Na-ahtee
Canyon was a county seat
visitor during the middle of
the week.
Mrs. A.E. Henning is vis
iting in Winslow at present
She is the guest of the Wy
ncK iamuy.
Why not buy a Pressure
Cooker at Wetzlers? The
wife will act like a different
woman. Adv
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Mrs. Beasley of Adamana
was in Holbrook on Monday.
ane was having some den
tal work done bv Dr. Swit-
zer, and during her stay in
town paid a short call at the
News offce.
Dr. Swigert and family
left for St. Johns on Wed
nesday. He will spend a
day there and then return
to Denver. Dr. Swigert
was accompanied by his
wife and two sons. During
their stay here they motor
ed to Cooley for a day and
enjoyed the hospitality of
Mr. and Mrs. IFahlater.
They cannot say enough for
rhp neantips of this? reorinn
This country has magnifi- f
cent tourist possibilities. iztmtis&'zts-xtttiiwHQ99
Under the Federal Reserve System there is
a quick, certain, automata way by which the
banks thai are members ot the systemhelp peo
ple, in good times and had. This is important to
every business man, every farmer, every work
ing man every citizen. It is the result of or
ganizationthe kind of organization that makes
a system of reservoirs in a community better than
many separate wells.
This bank is a member of the Federal Re
serve System.
Under the direct supervision of the United
States Government.
NEW REES CAFE
Excellent Meals
Courteous Service
CLEAN and COOL
Variety in Food
Reasonable in Price
Pay us a visit.
"We Strive to Please"
In the Scorse Building on Porter Street.
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Holbrook, Ariz.
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Pyramid Grocery
Stores 2 XerBk 2 Stores
We carry a fine line of groceries.
Best canned goods and cookies.
Fresh fruit. Indian Curios.
Having 2 stores, no matter where
you live we are NEAR AT HAND
Arthur Schuster
HOTEL HOLBROOK
MODERN AND CENTRALLY LOCATED
UNDER DIRECT SUPERVISION OF
MRS. M. A. SCOTT
MGR. AND OWNER
Little Miss Harriet Rich
ardson is a Winslow visitor
in our midst this week. Sht
is a guest at the L.D. Smyth
residence, and seems to be
enjoying herself greatly.
There will be a ball game
Sunday between Holbrook i
and Leupp.
Everybody Come.
Subscribe For The "NEWS"
Buick
Whether it's a four or allMti
is Buick through and through.
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BAZELL MOTOR CO.
Winslow, Ariz.
When Better Automobiles are
Built Buick Will Build Them
WE GIVE THE PUBLIC THE
Best of Goods
Lowest Prices
Satisfying Service
BABBITT BROTHERS
HOLBROOK : WINSLOW
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Skinners
The Highest Grade Macaroni
Egg NoodWff SpafhetU an
other Macaroni Products
Carload Lot of
EASTERN VEGETABLES
Just Re c e i v e d
The Best on the Market
String Beans without "the strings"
Finest grade of Canned Corn
Sifted Peas of delicious flavor
These are all high grade eastern products, rais
ed without irrigation, therefore having a superior
flavor.
EAT MORE VEGETABLES
IN HOT WEATHER
A. & B. Schuster Co. Store
Holbrook, Ariz.
OUR TABLE SILVERWARE
it thoroughly dependable. It is
guaranteed to last for years of
constant service. Our assort
ment is varied and complete. We
can furnish an entire service of
every requisite of a refined table
or single pieces which may be
added to later. You will find our
prices very moderate considering
the qiality of our merchandise.
Hughes Jewelry Store
Tanlac can bring health
to you as it has to thousands
of others. Holbrook Drug
Co. Adv.
Miss Lillian Hastings and
Miss Hazel Stevens, both of
whom have been attending
High School in Holbrook
have . returned to their
homes. Miss Hastings lives
in Ft. Apache, and Miss
Stevens in Pinetop. They
will be greatly missed by
their many friends here.
Mr. Julius Wetzler has
purchased an extremely
large painting which is at
present hanging on the walls
of the Commercial Cafe
room. It must be about six
by ten, although we are not
sure of the size, and repre
sents a typical pueblo scene
on some of the Hopi mesa3.
The picture is remarkable in
many ways. We think it
will make a very good ap
pearance when Mr. Wetzler
frames it and hangs it on a
wall large enough to accomo
date it.
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