The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-17
Little Locals.
Pretty Poinsetta at Craig's.
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Pretty Poinsetta at Craig's.
Nineteen four diaries at Craig's.
All kinds OF pickles at Marks
Market.
Basket ball, best OF season Satur-
day night.
Mince meat for Christmas pies at
A. W. Jacobs.
Buy your Christmas candies at the
Phoenix Bakery
Buy your turkeys, ducks or geese
at Jacobs Market,
Seats for everybody at basket ball
game Saturday night.
Fancy books for Christmas gifts at
Stover's book store.
Colorado college VS.. u. Fl. s., has
ket ball Saturday night.
Yardleys is the best place in the
city to buy Sterling silver.
Colorado college VS.. G. 81. s., bas-
ket ball Saturday night.
Every vegetable the market affords
can be had at Fulton Market.
Malaga grapes, fine, at Delbridge-
Wilson Mercantile company
Nuts OF all kinds at Delbridge-
Wilson Mercantile company's.
You cannot go wrong by buying
YOUR furniture at d. r. smiths.
All furs reduced in price from now
until Christmas at Miss Bishops.
You can buy an ls.inch kid, body
dressed doll for so cents at Horne's.
Christmas candies, grapes and nuts
Meyer Grocery company, sO2 Main
street.
Secure some Of our fine oysters to
stuff that Christmas turkey. A. W.
Jacobs.
Fresh lot OF good candies for Chist-
mas at Delbridge- Wilson Mercantile
company's.
Attention Is invited to the fine
assortment OF holiday offerings at D.
r. Smiths.
Call and see what Soaring * Lynn
have at their greenhouse for Christ
mas presents.
Many useful and er lamental pres
ents can be found at d. R. Smiths
furniture store.
BIG discount on all couches from
now till Christmas at Kemmerer'
Department store.
The Knights OF Pythias at their
last meeting voted to give $40 toward
the Salvation Army Christmas dinner.
Thoughtful buyers will not spend a
dollar for furniture until they have
seen the line shown by D. R. Smith.
See that elegant line Of ladies'
watches and diamond rings, gold
brooches, etc., at Charles Yardley's.
A special Christmas sermon and
appropriate music will be given at
the First Presbyterian church next
Sabbath.
We desire to thank our many
friends who we're so kind to us dur
ing the illness and death OF our loved
one. Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Kimoall
and family.
George Starbird, one of the wealth.
Test real estate dealers in Denver, and
who has extensive interests In Gree
ley and Weld county, was in the city
on business Monday.
The vacation in the Greeley schools
will commence next Monday, Decem-
ber 81, instead Of December "a, as
wa' at first planned. School will re-
open January instead Of January ii.
A free Greeley Souvenir Book, worth
SO cents, to every subscriber to the
Tribune who pays years subscrip-
tion this month. Over 800 copies
have been sold since July at so cents
apiece.
II. E. Witwer has returned from
the national live stock show at
Chicago. While there he bought the
imported Percheron stallion ''Hum-
bert" Of ]. B. Crouch g. Son OF
lafayette, Ind.
Mrs. Ella T. French, for many
years teacher in the Greeley schools
but for the last year engaged in in
surance business in California, has
returned and is now employed as sub
stitnte teacher in the Greeley schools.
Hearing on the suit to enforce
contract by The Scott Supply & Tool
company OF Denver against John P.
Roberts OF Lucerne was begun in the
county court yesterday. An amount
OF about s575 for a pumplng engine
IS involved.
E. N. Cook and wife will leave this