The daily sentinel., 1903-07-01

THE NEWS.

Get what you want in gents furn-
ishings at Graha ms this week.
Don't forget that this is the last
week of the cost sale at Grahams.
Whatever you do, do not miss the
Turner hall dance ON the night of July
3rd.
If you want a lot for little money
buy your pianos of us. Thompson
Jewelry g. Music Co.
Miss Leone Lopas left last night for
trip to Denver and Colorado Springs,
where she has friends whom she will
visit.
There will be good time for every
one at the dance of the Woman's S Alli-
ance ON the night of the 3rd. at Tur-
ner hall.
Mrs. Byna Brown has gone to Colo
RADIO Springs. where she will spend
the summer with her sister Mrs. EN-
ma Roberti.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitney. after
visiting few days in the city with
friends. left on No. 6 this evening for
their home in Salida.
Yesterday was what might be term
ed blistering day. While the heat
did not affect one SO greatly, the glare
of the sun S rays was something almost
uncomfortable.
Our stock is still complete in shoes,
hats, shirts, underwear. collars, hos
iery, underwear in fact everything in
gents furnishings and will be sold
during this week only, at cost, at Gra-
hams
The ball game between Glenwood
and Grand Junction would have been
won by our team had not the Glen
wood umpire lacked the back bone to
give fair decisions. Such man earns
and receives good deal of scathing
criticism.
After this week our store will be
run ON "A cash basis and at cash prices,
our expenses will be light and our
motto will be small profits and quick
sales. j. NJ. Graham.
Mrs. Chas. W. Darrow and daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. 4. Eglee of Glenwood
Springs, who are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. X. Torrance. will return to
Glenwood tonight.
Marksmen, and there are many good
ones in Mesa county. will be interest
ed in learning that one of the most
celebrated marksmen of this country.
Captain Geo. f. Bartlett will be in
Glenwood for the next few days Civ
ing exhibitions of his workmanship
In the Denver News Tim IS contest
for the most popular married couple
in the state. T. J. Early and wife
won first, the Harkness Heights home
Earl Ewing and wife, formerly of
this city and well known to many
here, took eighth prize. Mr.. Ewing
was formerly one of the telegraph ou-
orators at the Union depot in this
city. A splendid picture of all the
contestants appears in the Rocky
Mountain News this morning
Frank Mason, who will open the
Windsor Cafe in the course of week
will fill long felt want in the res
taurant line in this city. Mr.. Mason |
proposes to keep n strictly up to date
restaurant If you are hungry after
the show you can get almost anything
in the edible line at the restaurant. |
If you want to take home half chick |
en- or some sandwiches or something
else that is palitable you will be able |
to secure it at the W indsor Cafe. Mr.. |
Mason with his long experience in
that line should be able to meet the |
wants of this town right up to the |
point of par excellence and The SEN |
tInel believes that he will He is |
things to get opened up in |
the restaurant ct the earliest possible |
Chief Edward Innes of the fire de- |
partment was all smiles yesterday. as |
he contemplated the new and improv- |
ed nozzle that was received at the hose |
house yesterday. 1t is an Anderson |
improved nozzle and is handsome |
one. The great thing about the noz-