The daily sentinel., 1905-11-18

V. Store.
Toys and dolls now on display a
c. V. Store.
Remember Saturday at Spaulding'
I confectionery.
Spaulding has many new ideas Il
frozen goods for parties.
Trobitz. the plumber, 1872 N. Fiftl
street. Phone Red 1912.
Weather forecasts for tomorrow
indicate fair tonight and Sunday.
Have you seen the beautiful burn
leather at Vorbeck's Book store?
Now is the time to bring your sub
scriptions to the Post Office Bool
store.
Mothers. Gold baby rings giver
away at the G. v. Store. Ask foi
them
We are agents for the San Fran
cisco Examiner. Post Office Bool
Store.
Just arrived at vorebeck's Book
store. lot of latest up-to-date popu.
lar novels.
The latest in eyeglass mountings-
they stay on. G. w. Stong, jewelei
and optician.
Are you thinking of buying q
watch. Get our prices first. G. w
Stong, jeweler and optician.
Sterling silver, bon bon spoons
p
at G. w. Stong's the jeweler and OPP
tician.
Do your eyes hurt when reading,
| can fit them with glasses so they win
feel easy. G. w. Stong, jeweler and
optician.
The Fruit Ridge Aid society will
hold an oyster supper at Mr.. Mat
ZACH IS Monday, November goth. Price
20 cents.
1 Signs of coming events cast their
shadow before them. You can see
by the C. V. Store that Christmas is
not far off.
Surprise your friends at your next
evening party with some of that genu-
inc Chill Concarne of Cady's, 33S
Colorado avenue.
Next Saturday there will be an
other special marshmallow sale at
Spaulding's. Twenty-three cents per
pound. One pound only to each
person.
There are Just 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 if you do not
call on Barton & Platt when You
need q livery rig. They will give
you satisfaction. A first-class liverJ
establishment.
When you have heavy hauling to
be done telephone Mesa los and
Barton e Platt will do the work
Specially made wagons for this kind
of work. Prices are reasonable.
Try the Railroad barber shop at
204 Colorado avenue. First class
workmen, everything clean, courte-
~. ft-. .ft.,a
excelled. M. NJ. Hardison, proprie-
tor.
Call junction Ill 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.
Three men arrested yesterday on
the charge of being drunk and dis
orderly were arraigned before Judge
sweeney this morning. The usual
fines were assessed but sentence was
suspended during good behavior.
Grandview subdivision is located
Just east OF 18th street and north OF
North avenue and is now on the
market in 1-2 to 10-acre tracts at
only $250.00 per acre. 1t requires
almost fourteen lots to make one acre
AA47 % "a NhdhNt vi llleIlnle. Come /
early and get first choice The Rich
Hutchinson Realty company, exculu-
sive agents. 5S7 Main street.
1t is simply wonderful the diff
ference there is between the condi- /
tion of the trees in Palisade and the I
lower part of the valley. Some of the 4
leaves still remain on the trees here.
while in the lower valley the trees are \
stripped as bare as in winter. AL
dinerence OF three or four weeks both [
in spring and fall is found in the vege-
tation between here an point only \
fifteen miles west of Palisade |
Tribune.
There were about thirty-ave
couples at the second dance of the
Mesa club last evening at the Audi L
torium, and a more delightful dance II
could hardly have been wished for.
fhe fioor was in fine condition and
The music even better than usual. The
crowd of course was congenial The
attendance was larger than on the
opening evening of the first dance
OF the series. The program was well
arranged. with pleasing variety and
the guests enjoyed themselves until |
a very late hour.
Last evening the Finch club, one
Oh the popular private social clubs
N--N ~A's Neho III Il most
charming manner by Mrs. David X.
torrance at her home on Ouray ave-
lue. There were about ten couples
present, members of the club and
,ew invited friends. Progressive
Inch was enjoyed for over two hours
md then the guests partook of a su-
lerbly prepared luncheon served by 4
Mrs Torrance and sister Miss Ella |
Torrance. The evening proved one
If the most enjoyable in the history
II the club. AS hostess Mrs. Tor
ance can hardly be exeelled
Arrangements have at last been
onsummated for the appearance here
m November 2ith at the Auditorium
II Arthur C. Aiston's splendid com
ANY in what has proven one of the
'reatest dramatic successes of the
eriod. AT the Old Cross Roads" N
5 an intense yet charming story of
outhern life, well interspersed with
omedy. The press from the ATTAIN
lc TO the Pacific where the play has
cen presented has been unanimous
praising play and players When
reduced at the Grand Opera house !
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