The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-12-06
G. V. Store for toys.
G. v. Store for dolls.
G. V. Store for candy.

The Redmen give their big ball on
the evening of December 10th.
Denver and return $500 January
8 and 8. The Colorado Midlsnd.
Fire and Burglar proof safe boxes.
The Grand Valley National Bank.
The Order OF Eastern Star will
meet tonight for election Of officers.
Delegate to State Conclave to be
held in Denver. Feb. 18th. E. S.
Dunbar.
Our safety boxes rent for less than
two cents per day. The Grand Valley
National Bank.
The Elks met for the first time
last night in their temporary quarters
in the Masonic lodge room.
Our safety boxes are the least ex-
pensive protection for valuables The
Grand Valley National Bank.
Mrs. H. R. Bull will entertain
number of ladies Friday afternoon at
her home ON No. Second street.
Weather forecast for SO hours end
ing p. m. Wednesday. Western Col.
orado-Fair tonight and Wednesday.
All the offices in the second story
Of the Canon block are being
thoroughly overhauled. repapered and
rspsinted.
Christmas and New Year rates be-
tween all state points-long limit
One fare the round trip. The Colo
RADIO Midland.
DIR. E. +. Eldridge was called to
Whitewater yesterday to attend B. T.
Wright, manager of the Whitewater
hotel. who is quite ill. While there
he was called also to another patient.
When you want carriage to any
part of the city, telephone junction
1913 or all on Sam Pryor who always
has comfortable carriage in waiting
at the Arthur Drug Store orner. Fare
only 10cts one way.
We find we will have to keep our
store open evenings to accommodate the
trade, aud Won will find some one
ready to wait upon you now at most
any hour of the evening. Call and see
us. The Thompson Jewelrv & Music
Co.
The service last night at the Chris
tian church was one of the most in
teresting of the meetings that have
been held there the past two weeks.
Rev. Piokett's text was what and
Where is Heaven" query that has
been asked by many. The treatment
of this great subject was new and
original and extremely forceful and
helpful. In fact those who heard
Rev. Pickett on the occasion say
that it has been the most powerful of
all his sermons thus far. Tonight
his subject will be Daniels Message
to Young Men.
1t was decided last night at the
meeting of the Elks Lodge. to accept
the proposition to nut on the play
Might in Bohemia. The play
will be costumed, staged and all pre-
liininary work done by the owner of
the play. who will send competent
instructors here about Decem Der nth
to rehearse the play. The play will
be given between the 9Th and 10th of
January. Who will take part in
the production has not been determin
ed upon as yet. but will be left to
committee to select.
During these cold mornings the
casual observer has noticed the alb
sence of frost under the leafless trees.
This shows the effect of even slight
obstruction to radiation or giving out
OF heat. while in the open with no
obstruction. there was a copious de-
posit of frost. With the increasing
heat after sunshine. this heavy frost
is rapidly evaporated. and frost ap-
pears in the shade because radiation
of heat continues and is not Offset by
the SUMS heat until later in the
day. Rapid evaporation of frost
deposited on germs or plants de.
prives the plant or gerra of its life
blood. so to speak, and the effect.
is the same as drought. In the
shade. whore the melting process is
necessarily slower yepetation recoyers