The daily sentinel., 1905-12-26

Carpenters take notice-When you
want anything in the tool line see
-Feldmeier & Moore.
Go to the Oregon restaurant for /
a good meal. Noodles and Chop
suey.
Only one theatrical attraction in
town this week wife for Wife" at
the Auditorium on Thursday night.
George w. Opdyke left Sunday
night for Des Moines, Iowa, to at
tend the funeral of his father who
died in that city a fed days ago after
an extended illness.
Remember the big ball of the fire-l
men to take place at the Auditor
ium on New Years night A big
time is guaranteed to everybody.
You cannot afford to miss it.
Even during the winter months
the city reqires between 900, 900 and
1.0O0,000 gallons of water daily, So
states Water Supt. Vedder. The
superintendent is having great deal
of trouble with slush ice at :he plant.
He and large force of men were EN-
ployed yesterday and the day before
keeping the race-way cleaa. Conse-
quently Mr.. Vedder did not have a
very big Christmas celebration. This
morning everything was in good con-
dition.
J. J. jenkins, until recently mem
Der of the Excelsior Laundry conf
pany, on Saturday purchased ten
acres of fine fruit land from Fred
Barber on Orchard Mesa. Mr.. Jenk
inc will erect house at once and give
his personal attention to the ranch.
Mr. jenkins came to the city about
eighteen months ago and shortly
after his arrival took an interest in
the laundry. He sold out some time
ago expecting to leave the city and
be glad to learn of his new invest
ment and determination to remain
here. He is splendid young mar
and a good citizen, therefore a most
desirable resident
Those who happened in Lyons &
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Saturday evening. between the hours
of half-past seven and nine O'Clock
were easily convinced, If there had
1 been and doIot in tier minds prav-
ious to that that Tune. TIA adyertis-
ing pays. Through the means of
small reading locals Mr.. Lyons an
nounced that special sales of hand
kerchifs would take place on these
evenings between the hours named.
The rush on each evening vas some
thing fierce. The combined efforts of
the large force of salespeople could
hardly take care of the crowds of
ladies who attended. and the rate at
which the pretty handkerchiefs were
disposed of was something astonisn-
ing. 1t is said that considerably over
half thousand handkerchiefs were
sold each evening. Nothing pays bet
ter than judicious advertising.
The Woodmen of the World
brought happiness into one household
in Grand Junction yesterday. one
which has for some time been a house
of sadness and sorrow. Early yester-
day morning Council Commander
Rhone and Clerk Rich called at the
home of Mrs. l.. l.. Breeze and hand
ed her check for $4,000 being the
amount of insurance her late hus-
band had in the order. The amount
goes to Edna and Edith Breeze the
children of Mr.. Beeze's first wife and
will be used for their education and
care. The delay in the payment of
the policy was caused by the fact that
the benefciaries were minors and the
head camp had to wait until the will
left by the late neighbor could be pro
bated and Mrs. Breeze appointed
guardian and her bond approved. AS
soon as these formalities We're com
pleted the money was promptly paid
the record of the Woodmen is one
which we all may justly feel proud
of and the fact that the order is com
posed of three hundred and fifty
solid business. professional and labor
ing men of the community makes it
one of the most desirable fraternal
and beneficial orders of the city.