The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-14
Wheels for rent at Lester's.

uaroen seeds in bulk at Mack's |
Grocery.
Sam Jessy, the pillow man at
Berger's.
Offices for rent, single or in suite.
George j. Spear
Red, white and yellow onion sets
at Mack's Grocery.
Pretty and inexpensive gifts for
brides at Dunham's.
Our second shipment Of millinery
now here. Red Front.
Order your meats from the Fulton
Market and get the best.
Elwood steel fences and gates.
Robbie, McCutcheon & Co.
The best cuts, roasts and boiling
pieces at the Fulton Market.
Twenty varieties of sweet pea
seed in bulk at Mack's Grocery.
Seven, eight. and nine inch pie
tins, three for 10 cents at Noah's Ark.
Why not clean up your house with
new wall PAPER from Stover's Book
Store.
Call and examine the fine, large
stock of rev wall paper at Stover's
Book Store.
Wanted-House cleaning Job work
p. Chaplin, 1927 Ninth avenue; tele-
phone 1925 black.
The subject for the Christian Sci
ence service next Sunday will be
Probation after Death.
Harry and Kennie Wyatt will leave
Lucerne this morning with 5000
lambs for the Chicago market.
Iron bedsteads, couches, side
boards, rockers and easy chairs at
kemnerer's Department Store.
Shingles dipped 10 creosote tar will
last twice as long as those that are
not. Tar at Greeley Gas company.
G. w. Smith s. Co., III Main
street, are paying spot cash for Sec
ond hand goods and they want 'em
bad.
Roy Van Scyoc and MISS Nettie
Kelley, both of Greeley, took out
marriage license in the county clerk S
Office Tuesday.
Best flour, s2.35 500 pound lots.
So 30); ten pounds lard (best), sl.l5;
best hams, IL cents: bacon, IA cents.
1t pays to buy for cash. Red Front.
f. H. Mack McClenahan went to
the Boulder sanltarium Friday for
treatment, rheumatism still having
him IN its grip. His stay there will
be indefinite
Or. c. A. Ringle of Denver, prac-
tice limited to diseases OF the eye and
fitting of glasses, may be consulted at
the Oasis hotel on Friday, May Ii,
and the second Friday OF each month
F.. A. Brownlee of Julesburg is in
Greeley visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. s.
Fritz and other friends. Mr.. Brownlee
formerly resided in this city and he
is always glad Of an opportunity tc
return.
Alex Mcdonald has opened a har-
ness shop in 7l2H Main street, mex
to Billiards. feed store, where he is
ready to do all repairing or sell you a
new outfit. Call and see him and
get prices.
O. n. Stone OF Lansing, Mich.
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ
Cameron. Mr.. Stone has purchased
lots at the corner OF Eleventh street
and Thirteenth avenue, and wi.
there erect several modern fats.
Mesdames W. Z. Bills and d. M.
Garfield attended the Ladies Of Mac.
cabees state gathering In Denver
from Thurs day to Saturday as dele
gates from the Greeley branch. They
we're we'll pleased with the work OF
the convention.
Cooked fare at Unity Fair;
Come buy. come buy, for see
The ladies fair OF Unity Fair
Cooked that fare your tea.
Many other things on sale at the
fair at Unitarian church this after
noon and evening
A letter received by Miss Ethel
Howard from her friend, the former
Mrs. Jeanette Llewllyn, now MIS-.
Percival Pardoe OF Montgarn. South
Wales, states that the wedding took
place February 81. Mr.. Pardoe is
the owner Of large pottery plant
in Wales.
Notices Of entertainments Of every
kind where an admission is charged
or a collection taken, are charged for
IL published in The Tribune. This
applies to church and lodge enter
.,..-a,te p,o1al contrasts cupparS