The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1905-10-18

iEa1t, returned from the coast Saturday
Read our circulars; get our prices
The big sale begins Monday, October
%, at the New York Department Store
Mr.. Bowler, of the Southern Pacific
detective service, was in Yuma Satur
day.
Great cut price sale now going on al
j. lsimpau's.
Air. =. : Gilpin, an old time friend
of Attorney w. T. Timmons, arrived
here from his home In Illinois one day
last week.
Now is the time to buy your dry
goods and shoes during the mill rem
nant sale at the New York Department
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Gilroy returned
a few days ago from San Francisco,
where Mrs. Gilroy spent the summer
Quilts and blankets at greatly re-
duced prices for the next two weeks at
j. Itimpau's.
Mrs. J. H. Shanssey, the young wife
of our ''Hon. Mayor" has returned
from two months visit with relatives
in Chicago.
New goods will be sold for less than
ever attempted by any one before, dur
ing the mill remnant sale, Monday,
October D, at the New York Depart
ment Store.
Dr. Henri ApJohn reports the arri-
val of baby girl at the home of ]. M Z.
Boxley on the night of Thursday, o.
tober l..
Tell your friends and nejghbors that
the great mill remnant sale begins on
Monday, October D, at the New York
Department Store.
The wifc\and baby of Geo. II. Rock
wood, one of the proprietors of the
Pioneer Livery and Transfer Co., is at
home again, having spent the summer
with friendsf and relatives in Chicago.
Sweet, Orr & Co.'s celebrated trous-
eIs at cut prices for the next two weeks
at j. Rimpau's.
A steam power merry-go-round has
started operations at the corner of
Main and First streets. Nothing like
it to amuse the youngsters except a
circus.
You will agree when you see the
goods and prices that we are the peo-
Die for special sales.-The New York
Department Store.
DIR. G. II. Bailey is in Los Angeles
for surgical treatment of an old injury
received in the Union army during the
civil war.
The mill remnant sale begins Mon
day, October %, at the New York De-
partment Store.
O. G. Johnson, of the firm of John
son & Bowles, has been appointed by
Probate Judge Dunlap school trustee
for district No. to succeed Horace E.
Dunlap, who resigned the position and
moved to California.
Miller & Peasley have commenced
on the levee and are doing good, clean
work. Alexander & Co. have COM
meuced 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.
a. NJ. Foster, until RECENTLY foreman
of the Yuma Sun Office, has opened a
job printing Office in the back room of
Wupperman building on Second street,
where he will also continue the publi-
cation of the Pythian Record, the Off
cial paper of the knights of Pythias of
Arizona.
The ''persimmons are fine" the
watermelons are great; but those pri-
ces of Alexander & Co.. are like sun
beams on cold winters morning
warming and invigorating. Give them
a call and get your moneys worth,
Automobiles are scarce in Yuma
We see and we believe it, though Auto
caps are becoming. Why such smil-
ing looks when you see them cominn
home and expect a glad greeting DC
their arrival. Then take one of those
delicious leaves of bread from the
Yuma Bakery.
This terrible wreck which has de-
layed the trains has nothing to do with
the terrible crash in crockery, tinware,
hard ware, groceries, ETC., at AIexan-
Sder & Co.'S. Don't fail to see their
list of prices. Phone 81.
Division superintendent McGovern,
Assistant Superintendent Brown and
Resident Engineer Clark were in
Yuma last Friday from Tucson on Off
cial business.
Don't forget the fact that you are
now in position to lay up little
money by buying your goods 1T Alex
ander & Co.'S, for they ave the goods
and the prices.
We can always tell a man by the
smile he wears, wba' l-ia9 of baead be
is eating; II it i a sOu4 :, k you know
it is because he is used to eating Chi
nese bread, rnd if it is sweet smile
il comes from where bread is substi-
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