The Arizona sentinel., 1905-11-15

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 Mir. S. F. Lyon arrived here few days ago from Los Angeles to take charge of his brothers { ". H. Lyon) ranch in Yumn valley.
 Have you seen those sl.5O ladies shoes for 95c at the New York Department Store?
 A very enjoyable dance was given Saturday night at the Masonic hall for the benefit of the Rats" Orchestra.
 A man will never die of stomach trouble if he eats AlMher's bread at the Yuma Bakery.
 Jack Dunne. Mrs. Dunne and all the little Dnnnes have returned from two weeks outing at Agua Calien;e Springs.
 Miller & Peasley have commenced on the iegee and are doing good, clean work. Alexander & Go. have com menced on reducing prices, which is acknowledged by all to be good, clean work. Don't fail to give them a call and get your moneys worth.
 Col. NJ. J. Nugent, Harry Brown stetter, Henry Levy and w. E. Marvin left last night for two weeks sojourn at Agua Caliente Springs.
 Have you seen those S2.00 ladies' shoes for S125 at the New York De- partment Store?
 w. A. Eckhart, clerk at the Fort Yuma Indian School, and wife have gone to Riverside, with a number of Indian school pupils, who will be plac- ed in the school there.
 Here's to home, in which the bright est jewel is mother and here's to mothers meals, in which the brightest jewel is Mothers bread at the Yuma Bakery.
 The local lodge of Odd Fellows will give banquet at Masonic hall on the night of Friday, November 24. A lit erary program will be rendered, and all Odd Fellows in good standing and their families are cordially invited.
 There never was such nice bread made in Yuma as there is today at the Yuma Bakery. We make nine differ eut kinds of bread, one kind for every day in the week and three different kinds fo Sunday.
 Secretary O. r. Townsend, of the Chamber of Commerce, has gone to Phoenix to arrange for the Yuma county Exhibit at the Territorial Fair.
 Go to the Yuma Fruit Market for all kinds of vegetables, fruits, nuts and candies.
 Miss Sarah Levy has taken the po- sition as cashier and bookkeeper in the New York Store. The position of Miss Levy with the Fidelity Title and Abstract Company has been filled by Miss Bertha Kent.
 Try the Roman Beauties," Cobra do apples, the best in the lard, at the Yuma Fruit Market.
 With last weeks issue the Sentinel began the thirty-6fth year of its exist enee, having been established in 1870. During that thirty-fve years, the pa- per has not missed an issue, and it is the oldest continuously published weekly newspaper in the territory.
 If you want deliciovs drink of iron brew go to the Yuma Fruit Market.
 w. c. Toukin, manager of the Cali fornia-Arizona Copper Company, was in Yuma Saturday enroute to the com pany's mines in the copper district.
 Alexander's Comedy Co. is all right, but Alexander & Co. can go them one better, for it is no comedy, but reality, when it comes down to regular basi- ness, for they are there with the goods. Don't miss your chance.
 Attorney R. F. Davis returned Fri day last from San Diego, where he had been on professional business.
 Bave you seen those S2.0o full size rugs for s1.45 at the New York Depart ment Store?
 Sheriff Pacheco today delivered four prisoners of Pima county, at the Yuma penitentiary. They are Robt Barton, robbery, six years; r. Gueranio, horse stealing, three years: Jose Martinez. robbery, two years; Sam Baker, burg lary, two years.
 Have you seen those SI.50 boys and ! girls shoes for Sl.50 at the New York Department Store?
 J. E. Ludy and P. T. Robertson left Sunday for Tucson, Mir. Robertson is attorney for the Ludy Canal Company, which he represents in the injunction suit before Judge Campbell.
 Don't forget the fact that you are now in a position to lay up a little money by buying your goods at Alex ander & Co.'s, for they lave the goods ani the prices.
 The Morning Sun, Yuma's first daily newspaper made its appearance this