The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-19
Dainty baskets at Craig's.
Today is silk day at Shaw's.

Dainty baskets al CraiR's.
Today is silk day at Shaw's.
Wall paper at Stover's book store.
NY. sweet cider at Mack 5 grocery.
Prime eastern corn ted beef at
Marks market.
Plum puddings for THANKSGIVING
at Mack's grocery,
Call on E. L. Dunham for any thing
In the jewelry line.
Two Ladies writing desks for sale
cheap at Smith < Doten's.
Mrs. A. d. Preston, experienced
MUSE, residence 729 ourth street.
Twenty-Five per cent discount on
cioaEs and suits at Harry Fl. Shaw's.
The coal strike is on. Our stoves
are fuel savers. Robie & McCutcheon.
Don't forget to look at the silks
today CThursday) at Harry II, Shaw's.
Room making sale for ten days.
All millinery at half price. Red
Front.
Dollar twenty five and 81. 80 blanS-
cts only 81, at the big sale. Harry
II. Shaw.
Mems high top shoes, 50 80. Amer.
ican Lady s3 shoes can't he beat.
Red Front.
Chaing dishes. Coppefware in
new and elegant designs. ROBBIE &
McCutcheon.
Mems wool underwea. at one-half
prices, only so cents garment.
Harry II. Shaw.
New currants, raisins, citrons,
lemons and oranges received at
Mack's grocery.
Song service at Congregational
church next Sunday evening, 7:3O
O'Clock. All invited.
Call on D. R. Smith and examine
his recent arrival of sideboards. They
are new and up-to- date.
Our large stock of cloaks aud suits
at p per cent discount to close out
quickly, Harry Fl. Shaw.
If you want a nice fat turkey for
your Thanksgiving dinner leave the
order early at Mark S market.
Table linens and napkins at ex-
tremely low prices. Annual Thanks
giving sale Friday. A. j. Park.
Our line of burnt leather is pretty
and great many OF the articles are
new. See our line. G. d. Horne.
Are you interested in making
money? The secret OF making money
is to save it by trading at the Star
grocery.
Cash prices for cash buyers: Flour,
ST. So: hams, IA cents; best lard, ten
pounds for 81. 10: salt side. IL cents.
Red Front.
Don't wait, but get souvenir
book of Greeley pictures for your
friends Christmas. Only so cents,
at Tribune office.
Coal dealers refusing orders and
your coal bin nearly emtpy. A. J.
Park is making special prices on
comforts and blankets.
Ovid Plumb has been i'll for several
weeks. but is reported to be improv
ing. He accidentally strained an old
rupture and Inflammation set in. ::
If you save five cents each day you
Will have saved Sls.25 per year, or the
interest on $500 at six per cent, by
trading at the Star grocery each year.
The Kemmerer Department store
has the finest line of furniture III
Greeley and at prices less than Den
yer dealers ask. Call. see and be
convinced.
i. Rev. Alfred SJolander will preach
in Swedish to mis- countrymen at Ad
vent church this, Thursday, evening,
and also next Sunday evening. Seg-
vices at 80 O'Clock.
A free Greeley Souvenir Book. worth
80 cents, to every subscriber to the
Tribune who pays a years subscrip-
tion this month. Over 900 copies
have been sold since July at 80 cents
apiece.
A. NJ. Plumb entertained at dinner
Sunday Colonel White and family and
Dorman White and family. Miss
Foster will remain with her niece,
Mrs. Plumb, till the latter part Of
the week.
The finest line. of table linen in