The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1903-09-10

GLACIERS for fine wedding presents.
s35 guaranteed wheels, $2O. Red
Front ...
Fresh oysters, any style. The
Brown.
Chairs of all kinds at Kemmerer's
Department store.
-Dressers and iron beds, large as.
sortment at kemmerer's.
The Misses Rees have opened dress
making parIoIs at 1928 Thirteenth-st.
Remember, Stover's book store Is
still headquarters for school supplies,
Teachers and pupils are equally de.
lighted with Mrs. VanCraig's new
stock
For bargains In wheels and furni.
ture, see Hudson Bros. East Side
furniture store.
New wasting, the latest creations
10 cotton fabrics for fall and winter
wear. Harry Fl. Shaw.
See our new skirts, waists and
dress goods during our opening FRI
day and Saturday. Red Front.
Harry II. Shaw's 35-cenu, 5O.cent,
65.cent, 75-cent, S5-cent. 81 and 81. 25
new waistlngs are beautiful. See
them.
Mrs. A. X. Clark returned home
Monday noon after an absence of
about six weeks in Maine and other
eastern states.
Miss Matlie Camp returned home
Thursday evening, after about four
months spent at Covington. Augusta
and other Georgia points.
The Weld County Sunday School
convention will be held Thursday and
Friday. September 20 and IL, in the
Methodist church, Greeley.
Mis-. NanCraig is in the lead with
the finest, largest and most complete
line of school and art supplies ever
shown in northern Colorado.
Mrs. VanCraig's law has been,
quick sales and small prohts and
therein lies her phenomenal success
in the book and stationery business
The Gas Fixture and Supply COM
pany has opened for business and
their fun stock has arrived. They
may be seen at 6l7-6l9 Eleventh
street.
Something new: Glazier has just
added a line OF fine, hand-pa painted
china, suitable for wedding, anniver-
sary and Christmas presents. Call
and see it.
II. NJ. Munford of LAGRANGE has
forty acres Of good spuds this year,
and he hopes TO show fifteen tons of
beets from each of his ten acres Of
that commodity.
Regular church services will be re-
sumed in the Unitarian church next
Sunday with the Rev. Charles f. Ell
lott in tn. pulpit. Sunday school
at the regular hour
Grand Junction Peach Days next
Friday and Saturday. Now is the
time to put up the fruit. Get them
at Mack's grocery. He has the larg-
est and finest line in the city.
r. N. Lowder, north of the water
works, has eight acres OF popcorn that
he thinks will make him 800 bushels
The present price is three cents
pound and If he can market his crop
at this figure he will find it profit
able. His four acres of cabbage look
good.
Grand Junction Peach Days next
Friday ana Saturday. Now is the
time to put up the fruit. Get them
at Mack's grocery. He has the larg-
est and finest line in the city.
Word has been received here that
Mrs. F. II. McElfresh of Starkville,
Las Animas county, had died Sep
TENDER from peritonitis. Mrs. Nc
Eifresh was well known in Greeley as
Miss Jettie Thompson when she was
a student in the Norm II school two
years ago. She died in the hospital
at Pueblo.
One of the most homelike little
places imaginable is that OF Mr. and
Mrs. Jeremy Stimson, north of the
water works. Mr.. Stimson has
raised some cantaloupes this year
that in flavor and sweetness come up
to ANYTHING we have ever eaten at
Rocky Ford.
A. l.. Mumper returned home Sat
urday from a trip through New Mex
leo, where he went to look up pros
poets in the sheep business in that
part of the country. He reports the
country in fairly good condition,
Init somewhat short of wafer He