The daily sentinel., 1904-02-15
RECIPROCITY.

1n1S NaltuIlue 10 YOU seuu.
So hot twill fairly burn:
1 send it early and expect
A beauty in return.
See the ribbons and laces at The G.
V. Store.
Our bread is gaining deserved rep
utation for its excellence. The Star
Bakery.
Fred Holmes of Florence will be
the new bookeeper for the Western
Sugar company.
A full line of bread. cakes. rolls
and all other baked goods keps in a
first class Bakery. The Star Bakery.
Why pay so cents to 81. 80. for
,novel when you can buy first class
one at The G. V. Store for 10 cents
Visit this store and look through the
list.
The two specials in our candy de-
partment are Grand Junction mix 3
cents per lb., and Chocolate Creams
30 cents per lb. G. V. Store Reed
blOck MAIN St.
Delta is to have another weekly
paper. As there are two good papers
published there at the present time
there does not appear to be any great
necessity for another.
John Paul Sours. who was recently
appointed postmaster at Denver by
President Roosevelt returned from his
trip to Washington ON Saturday and
this morning took charge of that office
They are talking of raising fund
of $500 at Durango to send Dave Day
to Japan to help fight the Russians.
OF course the Russians will all get
scared when thew see Dave coming and
run.
Yesterday was an ideal day. Many
people wore out riding and walking
and the city streets recalled to mind |
the summer days. Lovers Lane. |
South 9TH street, was lined with the
young and gay.
Mrs. H. Click. sister of Mayor J.
NJ. Sampliner left for her home at
Crested Butte this morningg over the |
narrow guape, after spending several
weeks in this city visiting with the !
family of her brother.
r. P. Davie. general manager of
the Western Sugar company who has !
been ON a tour of Europe. will arrive
home on the Goth. His many friends
i'll Grand Junction will be glad to
welcome linn back from a safe journey
The Ideal Skirt Holder is the 1t we
have been advertising. Price balance
of this month % cents. after that the
will advance price every
where to 30 cents. When you see it
you will conclude you need it, so buy
now. G. V. Store.
The two prizes awarded at the auc-
ito sale of the S. W. Moody Jewelry
Co., fell to the lot of Mrs Annie Lin
hard. who received the tea service
ON Saturday afternoon and to Mrs c.
H. Crawford on Saturday night, the
gold bronze clock.
%hN uiio hOolihS VI tilo NOnlius OluD
tomorrow. which takes place at the !
home of Mrs Edwin Price. on Colo
RADIO avenue. Mrs, Cropsey and Mrs.
will render vocal selections
and Mrs. ID. Il. Stone all instrumental
selection as part Of the program for
the afternoon.
Judge @. f. Caswell and Orson Ad- !
ans of this city sat with the elect at
the Republican banquet in Denver
last Friday night They were sitting
as guests at the table of honor. where
o. Wolcott, G. @. Goodwin, |
formerly of the Salt Lake Tribune and
Judge Webster, the speakers of the |
evening were sitting. 1t is something
to even sit in the light of the counte-
nance of the great and only thing.
The residence of John l.. Sherrodd
about two miles northwest of Fruita
was burned yesterday forenoon. with
all the contents while the family was
absent at church. There was an in
surance of $500 on the building. but
none ON the contents of the house. |
The insurance. was in the Royal Ex-
change company and was written bv
the Home Loan and Investment Co. of
this city. of which Judge w. A. Marsh
is the manager. No cause has been
cfcpn1 for tha fva