The daily sentinel., 1905-11-25
reastman kodaks at vorbeck's.

Mrs. Roe at the Lay-Nattinger store.
Have you seen the beautiful burnt
leather at vorbeck's Book store?
Now is the time to bring your sub
scriptions to the Post ONCE BOOK
store
cisco Examiner. Post Office BOOK
Just arrived at vorebeck's Book
store, lot of latest up-to-date popu-
The latest in eyeglass mountings-
they stay on c. w. Stong, jeweler
and optician.
DON'T be wall flower and chump.
Learn to dance now. You will never
learn younger.
pound Catering and pastry work
I Call at 535 Gunnison.
Get your piano now the Column
bine Music company are closing out
their entire stock at cost.
Are you thinking of buying a
watch. Get our prices first. G. w.
I Stong, jeweler and optician.
The reliable plumber, Trobitz. mas
J his offices and shops at 122 North
Fifth street, Telephone Red 1912.
For beautiful up to date millinery
at special prices call on Mrs. Roe at
I the Lay-Nattinger company's store.
Sterling silver, ben bon spoons
cream ladies'. pickle forks, ETC., l.25.
at G. w. Stong's the jeweler and OPP
tician-
Do your eyes hurt when reading.
l can fit them with glasses so they will
feel easy. G. w. Stong, jeweier and
optician-
Don't fail to call up Trobitz when
in neel of anything in the plumbing
line. He is now located at 122 N.
Fifth street.
When you desire to buy a Xmas
present be sure to visit the G.. V.
Store and see their stock. You are
cordially invited.
Surprise your friends at your next
evening party with some of that genu-
inc Chill Concarne of Cady's, 33S
Colorado avenue
We will make prices to close out
as. much of our millinery stock as
possible by December l. Mrs. Roe at
the Lay-Nattinger company.
Always to the front with the. very
best service every day in the week is
the Flagg barber shop in the postoffice
block. Are you numbered among its
patrons?
If you want exclusive style hats
made in our own work room at prices
you pay for manufactured stuff call
on Mrs. Roe at the Lay-Nattinger
company.
There are Just a few pianos and
organs in stock at Vorebeck's. These
will be sold at inducement prices,
before the removal of the store to
Main street.
You will regret it II you do not
call on Barton & Platt when you
need a livery rig. They will give
you satisfaction. A first-class liver5
establishment.
When you have heavy hauling to
be done telephone Mesa los and
Barton G. Plat will do the work.
Specially made wagons for this kind
OF work. Prices are reasonable.
Try the Railroad barber shop at
2O4 Colorado avenue. First class
workmen, everything clean, courte-
GUS treatment. The service is not
excelled. NJ. M. Hardison, proprie-
tor.
Call Junction III when you want
fresh bread, delicious pies, cakes or
other pastries. The Progress handles
no other kinds. Nice fruit, nuts and
other dainties always on hands. Com
plete line of groceries.
Christmas is not far off. Some
people prefer to make their purchases
before the final grand rush. To these
We would say you can do your buy
ing and we will store them away I'M
til December 23. G. V. Store.
Section No. of the Woman's
Union of the Christian church will
have a cooked food sale at the Crown
Furniture companys store, the day
before Thanksgiving, Wednesday.
afternoon, November 29th. See us
for Thanksgiving dinner supplies.
At the age of 61 years the great
philosopher. Socrates, took his first
dancing lesson. There were knockers
in those days, and they twitted him.
he dismissed their impertinence with
this brief explanation; Heretofore
| have been too busy to avail myself
OF a good opportunity. l mood the
recreation. Besides | wish u in
prove my department"
Grandyiew subdivision is located
Just east OF 18th street and north of
North avenue and is now on the
market in 2 1-2 to 10-acre tracts at
only $4,000 per acre. 1t requires
almost fourteen lots to make one acre
This Is chance of lifetime. Come
early and get first choice. The Rich
Hutchinson Realty company, exculu-
sive agents. 537 Main street.
A grand vocal and instrumental
entertainment. Each number ex-
ponently and expressly performs on
allm usical instruments. There will
be high class southern singing, jubi-
lee shouting, plantation melodies and
many other fine features at the con-
cert of the Damon New Orleans Color
ed students at the Congregational
church, Monday night. Admission
so cents. Seats selling at Arthur's.
This morning Thomas J. Rogers
a young man who has been employed
at the Barton & Plat livery stable
was arraigned before Judge sweeney
charged with disturbing the peace.
The complaining witness was A. G.
Gex, who is employed by the Barton
& Plat barn. The two young men
had a personal difference yesterday.
blows were passed and plenty of bad
language was used according to the
complainant. Gex had Rogers ar
rested. The latter plead not guilty
and the trial was set for two o'clock
this afternoon.
Fruita is to have another news
paper. n. E. Reynolds, a bright and
enterprising young newspaper man,
has nut in n plant at Eruita and will