The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-24

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Market.
Scott Bullard wants your trade on
feed stuffs.
Mince meat for Christmas pies a I
A. W. Jacobs.
Choice dressed poultry for Christ
mas at Fulton Market.
Sweet potatoes, cranberries and
celery at Fulton Market.
A box OF Morrison's candy will
make fine Christmas gift
Finest line OF box candies in the
city at the Phoenix Bakery.
You cannot go wrong by buying
your furniture at ID. r. smiths.
The largest turkey in Weld county
at Marks Market; weight, 40 pounds.
We will have several hundred car
nations for Christmas. Soaring &
Lynn.
Fine line OF Navajo blankets at 10
per cent less than Denver prices, at
Yardley's.
Attention is invited to the fine
assortment OF holiday offerings at d.
R. Smiths.
Many useful and ornamental pres
ents can be found at d. r. Smiths S
furniture store.
Farmers wanting loans had better
consult A. NJ. McClenahan before
making arrangements.
Miss Gertrude Norris Of the Gree
ley High school is spending her vaca.
tion with her parents at LaSalle.
Big cut sale vn toys, dolls. games
and fancy goods. Sale commences
Thursday, December "a. Red Front.
Thoughtful buyers will not spend a
dollar for furniture until they have
seen the line shown by d. r. Smith.
Two hundred dollars changed hands
for sugar last Saturday at the East
Side Grocery. Buyers we're the win
ners.
Be at the theatre in time for the
opening OF Haverly's Minstrels next
Monday evening. The curtain rises
at 1880.
When you pass by Kemmerer's De-
paItment store take a look at those
fine reed and willow rockers in the
show window.
Eastern and Divide Seed Potatoes
for sale. Rurals and Pearls-trst
years crop. Mort Darling, r. f. d.
/, Ind. phone.
Toys and game half price. Dolls,
books, fancy boxes one-thild of. Sale
commences Thursday morning, De-
cember "a. Red Front.
Miss Nettie NJ. Carey, teacher IN
the Colorado SpIinRs schools, will be
home today to spend her holiday
vacation with her mother and
sister.
p. d. Rice, the reader, will again
be here with the Colorado College
Glee and Mandolin clubs at the opera
house Monday, January 4, under
auspices of B. P. o. Elks.
No trust to make prices; l pay for
my goods and sell as please. Lots
of sugar left at 10 pounds for 81, ev-
erv day In the week. We also have
candies and nuts at greatly reduced
prices. Call Fast Side Grocery.
E. w. Langtry finds himself unable
to attend to his auction business and
bowling alley at the same time, so Is
going to rattle off the latter. Tickets
have already been issued and 1t looks
as though big business would change
hands by chance.
The lecture at the court house
next Monday, December %, by ollVer
W. Stewart, chairman OF the ma
tiopal prohibition committee, Will
be a treat. He is one OF the finest
public speakers iu America. There
will be no charge for admission
The melon growers at Lasa'le VIII
have q meeting next Saturday In the
school house to meet commission
man from Rocky Ford and another
from Denver to discuss means OF
marketing the product that the new
melon growers association will raise
next summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Berger ana
family enjoyed a visit last week with
their sister and aunt, Mrs. Judge
Calvert, while en- route to her home
OLYMPIA, Wash, from the east. She
was very favorably impressed with
the delightful Colorado climate Tor
this time of year.
We always lead, Others may follow
in low prices: Best flour, st,S0; best