The daily sentinel., 1905-11-20

leather at vorbeck's Book store?
Money to loan on improved city
or farm property. Address p. o. Box
296.
Now is the time to bring your sub
scriptions to the Post Office Book
store.
Z Special at Spaulding's of salt water
kisses next Saturdays cents per
pound.
We are agents for the San Fran
cisco Examiner. Post Office Book
Store.
Just arrived at vorebecks Book
store. lot of latest up-to-date popu-
lar novels.
The latest in eyeglass mountings-
they stay on. G.. w. Stong, jeweler
and optician.
Are you thinking of buying a
watch. Get our prices first. G. w.
Stong, jeweler and optician.
The reliable plumber. Trobitz. has
his Offices and shops at 122 North
Fifth street. Telephone Red 1872.
Miss Dora Thompson. of Montrose
Is in the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. M
NJ. Anderson at $50 Rood avenue.
r. ?. Davie. president and gene; Il
manager of the Western Sugar &
Land company. is in the city today.
Sterling silver, bon bon spoons.
cream ladies'. pickle forks, ETC.. s1.25.
at G.. w. Stong's the jeweler and op-
tician.
The street commissioner started in
again today on the work of cutting
down Main street, between Third and
Fourth.
Do your eyes hurt when reading.
| can fit them with glasses so they will
feel easy. G. w. Stong, jeweler 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.
David B. Lewis company presenting
"Uncle Josh Spruceby'' at the opera
house tonight. arrived in the city
Saturday night.
Surprise your friends at your next
evening party with some of that genu-
inc Chill Concarne of Cady's. 33SI
Colorado avenue.
Our salted almonds are the genu-
inc. Imported Jordans and not the
tough CALIFORNIA;. Eighty cents per
pound at Spaulding's.
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?
Mrs. Mapps will have black Eng
lish fruit cake, 40 cents per pound,
ready by November 18th. Orders
Catering
There are Just a few pianos and
organs in stock at Vorebeck's. These
viii 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 livery rig. They will give
you satisfaction. A first-class livery
establishment.
When you have heavy hauling to
be done telephone Mesa 105 and
Barton G 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
Gus treatment. The service is not
excelled. NJ. NJ. Hardison, proprie-
tor.
During the sessions of the Sunday
School convention the Woman's !
Home Missionary society will servet
dinner and supper in the basement of
the Methodist church for the benefit |
of the delegates.
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
Remember the cake sale and bazaar
to be held by the ladies of the Presby-
terian church on next Saturday after
noon in the large store room of the 1
Union Tea company's store, at 531 4
Main street opposite the Fair store
Many useful articles will be sold.
ID. X. Sternberg. wife and daughter.
Miss Irene. father mother and sister
of Guy V. Sternburg are visiting in
the city. They are en- route from
their home at Boulder to Califo: mia,
where they will spend the winter
The gate receipts at the foot ball
game yesterday afternoon were very
The expenses attend
ing the game, which were quite heavy
were easily paid with snug bal
ance to the good. The boys apprec-
lated the liberal patronage.
There was much excitement for
a few minutes on Main street this
morning when horse attached to one
of Heron & Cassells grocery wagons
took sprint up Main street, drag
ging the heavy stop weight along for
block and was stopped. No dam
age.
The heaviest wind that has visited
Grand Junction in months made
things very disagreeable between
eleven and two O'Clock. Dust clouds
were everywhere in evidence it be-
ing impossible at times to see along
the street for any distance. The
day has been the most disagreeable
Of the tall or early winter.
Louise Blocking, one-month-old !
,hild of Henry Blocking, died Satur- =
lay night at the home on the cor
ler of First and Hill after an ill
less of erysiplis. The funeral took
place this morning at ten O'Clock
rom st. Joseph S Catholic church In
erment at Orchard Mesa cemetery.
Undertaken Gourley in charge.
Bert Donahue, employed as por-
er at the depot, died yesterday morn
ng at the hospital after long i'll
less of typhoid fever Undertaken
:. A. Krohn took charge of the re-
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