The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-29
Little Locals
Big cut in millinery. Until July 4th
One Half Price. Red Front.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

big CUT IN millinery. Unt1l July 4tn
One Half Price. Red Front.
Buy fireworks at Noah's Ark.
All the latest books at Horne's.
Do you need new hat? Miss
Bishops.
Greeley view books. % views for
25c at Horne's.
Trade at Noah's Ark where dol
lar will do its full duty.
Choicest hams in the market, none
better, at Rissler s. Platt's.
Meyers Grocery for lemons, fruit
and fire crackers for the Fourth.
We set the pace, ten bars Swift
Pride soap for 25c. The Star Grocery.
Rip, bing, bang. boom, that's the
noise our fireworks make. Noah's
Ark.
Fireworks for the Fourth OF July
in great variety at Stover's Book
Store. +
If you want to celebrate with
little cost buy your fireworks at
Noah's Ark.
Cherry. mint, raspberry and lemon
phosphate, 100 drinks for quarter
at Meyers Grocery.
Remember to look at the display
of fireworks in the window of
Stover's Book Store.
The largest and finest lines of
spring goods ever In Greeley. Nc
Cutcheon Hardware Co.
Mrs. Warren Daniels and Miss
Ruth Clark of Denver are visiting
Mrs. Louise lark-Austin.
Swifts Pride soap is equal to Den
yer Best in quality. We give ten
bars for Csc. The Star Grocery
Full weight tents at reasonable
prices at j. f. Jones, tents and
awnings, two doors south of post
office.
Another big soap sale. Ten bars
Swift Pride for 25c, same as Denver
Best in quality and size. The Star
Grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Whitney re-
turned home last Sunday evening
after few days spent in Colorado
Springs and Denver.
Lewis C. Camp and Miss Lucille
L. Egner of Platteville last Tuesday
took out a marriage license in the
county clerks office.
Miss Lillian Whiting the well
known Boston authoress has her new
book, The Florence of Landors,"
about ready for the public.
Fresh peas, beans. cucumbers,
new potatoes, Hood river strawber-
ries, pine apples, asparagus. Lots
of garden things to eat. s22 Ninth
street.
! Mrs. w. Hall Thompson this
afternoon entertains Mesdames War
rem Daniels of Denver, Ralph King
of Kansas City and Louise Clark
Austin of New York City.
Raymond Ripper has taken posi-
tion with r. G. Martin, the grocer,
in place of Guy putney, who leaves
Saturday morning with his mother
and Mrs. S. F. Martin for visit in
Pennsy lvania.
Quick Meal Ranges.
Pennsylvania Lawn Mowers.
Alaska Refrigerators.
Dolphin 5-ply Hose.
Hammocks, Croquet sets etc.
McCutcheon Hardware Co.
The Misses Mildred and Bertha
Starr, daughters OF W. B. Starr, are
the guests of their uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Robbie. A
number of social events for the
Young ladies have been going on dur
ing the past week.
The Peraltas the new Greeley base
ball team are having number of
lockers placed in the Bons billiard
hall, where they will keep their
suits and other equipment. Each
PLAYER will have separate locker,
and there will be one for bats and
other stock.
/ Barber & Smith across from arm
ory hall on Seventh street are cut
ting the best oak harness leather
that can be bought and putting every
stitch in by hand out of Barebr's best
thread and nearly competing in
prices with other shops sloppy ma
chine work. Come in and see,
please.
New and second hand tents at rea-
sonable prices at j. E. Jones, tents
and awnings, two doors south OF post
office.
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