The daily sentinel., 1903-09-23
Merchants Carnival.

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Home Loan and Investment Co..
Miss Pearl Hards.
Lutes. Confectioner Winifred
Sawyer. Carried basket of candy.
and wore dress trimmed with same.
After the number. Miss Sawyer, as
sisted by another young lady, passed
through the audience. giving every
one a sample of the delicious bon
bons. which were the home made pro-
ductions of the firm Everyone en-
joyed this number. especially the after
part. wherein they received sample
of the CONNECTIONS.
Frank e. Dean-Miss Laura Fore
man. Black silk dress. No orna-
ments. Took picture of audience.
Humorous. ''All the babies laugh
for Dean
Bancroft and Pitts-Avis Hardy.
Dress trimmed with egg shells. Car.
ried live chickens Farm produce
The Daily Sentinel-Miss Blanche
Green and Earl Abbey. Miss Green
represented newsboy, while Hap
py'' took the part of the conventional
printing office devil. The scene was
good one. Miss Green dipped a
huge pen into an ink pot. and wrote
banner, which the 'devil'' held
up for inspection. The banner read
'The Daily Sentinel. Best paper
in the city, The representation
was we'll given.
W. H. Bannister- Miss Clara
Barnes, and Mrs. Walter o. Powers.
Representing bride and groom, who
had just outfitted at Bannisters.
Lyons and Son-Miss Mayme Stew
ems. Wore winter wrap, with furs.
Western Packing Company-Miss
Dell Green. Song ''Honeysuckle and
Bee." by the ladies. Little Margaret
Bunting and Virginia Wheeler carried
'Honeysuckle' hams and bacons.
Mrs. Maude Chapman Nora
Mahoney and little girl. Carried
parasol covered with ostrich plumes,
alternating black and white. Picture
hat. Very effective.
Star Grocery-Miss Esther Richard
son.
Lee and Son-Miss Rowena Wheel
er. Dragged small cat across the
stage with heavy rope.
Haskell's Pharmacy-Miss Ida
Wheeler.
Valley Feed Company Ellis
McCulloch. Very taking display of
| feed and grain. A float was arranged
on a low truck. drawn by Misses
Maude VanHoorebeke, and Ethel Ad-
ans. Miss McCulloch recited a few
verses Of advertising for the firm she
represented, and was we'll taken.
The Sampliners- Mary Hull.
Dress coat. silk hat, and gloves and
cane. Decidedly neat.
H. L. Hiatt-Miss Lucy Hull.
Very taking scene. Highly applaud
ed. Said by many to have been one
of the best of all
Mesa County State bank-Miss
Lou Currier.
| Grand Junction Feed and Imple-
ment company Pearl Shores.
Little childrenin cart. drawn by Miss
Shores.
Star Bakery Miss Ora Allen. Lit
tie Girls O'Neill in this scene carried
huge loaf of bread. Very good.
The child made decided hit.
s G. Wray-Miss Sarah RAIDER.
Took picture of handsome lady, and
Grand Junction dude. The latter
when produced was donkey.
Phillip Moeser-Miss Retta Whar-
ton. Carried cigar.
4, Van, the Cycle man-Miss Franc
Wharton. Rode wheel.
Wadsworth AMI Son-Miss Mar
guerite Dorsey. Represented cereals
especially.
A L. Gourley May Gourley,
lace curtains and drsperies.
The Fair-Miss Lizzie Ramey.
Dress of table linen. Neat.
The Sun-Miss Mary Miller.
Ramey- -Perce Lumber Company
Miss Arminda Perce.
@. D. Smith and Company Miss
Ethel Perce and Little Ruth Sampli-
ner. Soothing syrup scene.
Anderson -Scoville Mercan tile COM
pany-Miss Bertha Foreman. In
this scene cake was baked in Quick
Meal range oven. The scene was a