The daily sentinel., 1905-11-10

Toys and dolls now on display at
G.. V. Store
oliver typewriters, and typewriter
supplies are sold at vorbeck's book
store.
Mothersl Gold baby rings given
away at the G. V. Store. Ask for
them
The latest in eyeglass mountfngs-
they stay on. G. w. Stong, jeweler
and optieian.
The new popular games are. Troll
ley, Trial Trips. Bunco and Stage.
All at Vorbeck's.
Mrs. W. A. Ramsey and Miss
Cordie Daggy, of Montrose, spent yes
terday in the city.
The Fraternal Union of America
will meet in regular session this even
ing in the Labor Temple.
Are you thinking of buying a
watch Get our prices first. G. w.
Stong. jeweler and optician.
w. ]. Spaulding the confectioner
is putting up some of the finest hot
drinks in the city at the Elite.
Sterling silver, bon bon spoons,
cream ladies', pickle forks, etc, Sips.
at G. w. Stong's the jeweler and op-
tician.
DO your eyes hurt when reading,
can fit them with glasses so they will
optician.
1t will pay to investigate the re-
moval prices on Pianos and organs
at Vorbeck's. 1t is a money-saving
proposition.
Signs of coming events cast their
shadow before them. You can see
by the G. V. Store that Christmas is
not far off.
See the beautiful new line of burnt
Loo at Nnf.haQlffG All
lovers of the artistic will appreciate
these goods.
Our next Saturday special sale will
be on our .40-cent full cream cara
mels, "a cents per pound.-Spaulding
the down-to-date.
The Railroad. barbershop, new
equipment. new management. Best
service in the city. 3O4 Colorado ave-
nue. NJ NJ Hardison, Prop.
If you want fine map of Colo
RADIO free see T. J. Hildebrand repre-
senting the Twentieth Century
Farmer and he will tell you about it,
Vorbeck's music store is offering
free correspondence school course
with every mandolin, or violin sold.
Prospective buyers should look into
this.
Neatness, cleanliness. modern ap-
pointments and appliances and courte-
ize the Flagg barbershop in the post
Office block.
The construction of the bicycle
path on north Twelfth street has
commenced. AL Willard has just
| completed the grading from the canal
to north street.
When you have heavy hauling to
be done telephone Mesa 105 and
Barton & Platt will do the work
nd nd
of work. Prices are reasonable.
Call Junction Ill 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
The manager and director of Cos
groves Famous Orchestra who was in
the city yesterday closed contract
with Manager Boyer of the Auditor
/ ium for the appearance of the big
orchestra at that house on the even
ing of December 9th.
A dispatch from Washington states
I tAat the application of Werner u.
I Reed, o. II. Shoup, V. c. Talbert,
Z William j. Meyer, William Campbell
and w. II. Kludge to organize the
Palisade National bank of Palisade,
Colorado. with $4,000 capital. has
btth elPpiONtA bg AAt NCbhP PAi VI
the currency.
Grandview subdivision is located
just east OF 18th street and north OF
North avenue and is now on the
market in l-2 to 10-acre tracts at
only $250.00 per acre. IL requires
almost fourteen lots to make one acre
This is chance of lifetime Come
early and get first choice. The Rich
Hutchinson Realty company, exculu-
sive agents, 537 Main street.
Concrete walks now extend from
the. corner of Third to the site of the
new Reed block on the south side of
Main street, with the exception of
one space of twenty-five feet and a I
fine walk will cover this within
few days. On the north side of Main
street the concrete walks run from
Third to Sixth streets with the ex-
ception of short space which is to
be laid in concrete during the next
week. Hundreds of yards of con-
crete walks have been laid in the
business and residence section of the 1
city during the last four weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Rominger, of /
Bloomfield. Iowa. are in the city to-
day the guests of William S Wal
lace and family. They are en- route (
home from a visit to the far west
Mr.. Rominger is one of the proprie- |
tors OF the News-Republican of 1
Bloomfield, Iowa. edited and owned I
by Rominger Brothers, one of the |
strongest papers in that section of N
the state. Mr.. Rominger is an old II
time friend of Mr.. Wallace. Today
the visitors were shown through some
of the fruit sections, visited the sugar /
factory. smelter and other places of
interest. Mr.. Rominger was pleas
ant caller at the newspaper Offices.
This Office is in receipt of two COM
season tickets to the Pali-
sade lecture course. The course will i
include two musical numbers. 1.-The |
Temple Quartette." and THE Boston
Orchestral Concert company" the
lectures are by Spillman Riggs and |
Frank L. Loveland. The opening |
of the course will be on Tues /
day, November lith. "The Temple |
Quartette. The Palisade lecture
course is under the management OF |
the pastors of the First Baptist and |
First Methodist churhces of thai
place and the lectures viii be given /
in the RaDtist church Rav HID Il