The Arizona sentinel., 1903-12-23
Miss Stefana Frank has taken posi- f;or in Gropl-ol,e ;evvelr,- ctOre

Neahr's: Christmas cheer in the most appetizing form.
 Billy Dunne was in Los Angeles last week on business.
 Elgin watches $500 and up at Dar- ling's.
 P. B. Hodges made business trip to Picacho last week.
 Mems fancy vests: the latest styles, at the New York Store.
 The Tucson Post issued beautiful Souvenir edition last week.
 All kinds of toys and holiday goods |. at cost at Darling's.
 Miss Georgia Polhamus has taken a position in the Hodges Market as cashier.
 Received ? dozens of the very latest neckwear at the New York Store.
 Last Sundays edition of the Los Angeles Express was one of the finest publications ever issued in the west.
 Ladies trimmed hats at cost at Oar hng's.
 See advertisement of the Mutual Mer- cantile Company of Tucson, Arizona. For particulars ask F. l.. Ewing, resi- dent agent.
 Mems full dress shirts at the New York Store.
 live stock association at Phoenix Jan. 4 has been reduced to one and one-ffth rate for the round trip.
 Holiday goods at cost at Darling's.
 County Recorder CrCnin has been quite sick with pleuro-pneumonia the past week, but is reported much better today, by Dr. Alp John, who is attend ing him.
 The fall and winter style derby hats at the New York Store.
 The ball given by the Eagles last Thursday night netted very snug sum Of money. which will be used to make happier Christmases in unfortu- nate homes.
 A complete line of meas, b0ys' and children's clothing at the New York Store.
 Several of the Yuma merchants are figuring on the use of the oil-gas sys tenn of lighting, as preferable to the long continued annoyance of the poor electric service.
 Received 90 cases of shoes all sizes, styles and prices at the New York Store. James Milton, the timer and plumb. CT, has just completed a 5000-gallor water tank for w. E. Thomas of Yuma valley, to be used in the irrigation oi garden. MT. Thomas owns 8 steam pump which will be used to fill the tank aud the water will be drawn of through pipes as needed.
 A fine assortment of underskirts, al colors, from 75c to S3.50, at Rimpau's c. 5. Peterkin and James Milton will leave today for the Hodges mining dis trict to do assessment work on some promising mining claims which they own in that district. Mr. Masterson, g mining expert, will go along to make an examination of the property for pros pective buyers.
 Dr. Lillian G. Balance, daughter o Charles Balance of Yuma valley, is ex pected home to spend the holidays with her parents. Dr. Balance has beer connected with the Osteopathic Sani torium, South Pasadena, and is grad uate of the School of OsteOpathy at Kirksville, Mo-, and will probably To cate in Yuma for the practice of hel profession.
 Remember the toy department of tho New York Store.
 The Yuma Water and Light Com pany have a lot of new water mains strung along Main street and will begin a substitution of the new for the olt within few days.
 Shoes for men--Sizes, SE, 9, 9! ant lO-big shoes for little money Rimpau' special sale.
 Mr.Walter Gregory, secretary of the territorial prison, and wife have the sympathy of their many friends il the loss of their little baby girl, wh, passed from earth Sunday morning The little one was taken to Phoenix fol burial, the bereft parents going uI Monday night.
 Ladies undressed kid gloves, all tn, best kinds at the best prices, a Rimpau's.
 The Yuma Bakery's Milk Bread i conceded to be very fine. Try a loaf Remember the place, postoffice corner opposite Sanguinetti's. Some store keepers may palm off Chinese bread ol you. but insist on having Milk Breac baked by the Yuma Bakery.
 Furnished room to rent. See Shore. about it.