The daily sentinel., 1905-12-14

Toys and dolls at the G. V. Store.
Visit the G. V. Store. All are
welcome.
George Preston, of Delta, was here
yesterday
Candies. all Is cents pound at
G.. V. Store.
Stationery suitable for Xmas gifts
at the G. V. Store.
The dance at the Auditorium last
might was largely attended.
Skates for men women and child
rem. Feldmeier & Moore.
l.. E. Mayman and wife. of Saiida
are visiting friends in the city.
ID. X. Torrance has been quite ill
at his home on Ouray avenue fer sew
eral days.
Mrs. Allen Mcclure and son. Roy.
have been quite i'll at their home in
Fruityale for several days.
At the Family Liquor store. Colo
RADIO avenue, a great variety of the
finest table wines for the holidays, so
cents per bottle.
The big grader of the city is at
work on South Fifth street. The ma
chine is making a great Improvement
in the streets of the city.
The big force of workmen employ
ed at the new depot have started the
work on the interior of the building.
The roof thing will be laid at once.
Al the Family liquor store, Colo
RADIO avenue. cigars suitable for
Christmas. The Push so in box,
IS1.45. United" so in box. s1.35.
s II. Vols. a prominent hardware
merchant of Grand Junction has been
spending few days in this city for
the benefit of rheumatism.-Gle
wood Avalanche.
owing TO the fact that | have been
misrepresented regarding my prices
for party work, will state that l work
for regular prices. Mrs. j. e. Maps.
the cateress. 535 Gunnison ave
AT thes Family Liquor store on
Colorado avenue. Cordie Frere's Cog
nae brandy S1.00 per quart bottle,
quart bottle
Last night a large party of high
school boys and girls met at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Hoy and then went to
the river to enjoy skating. They were
on the ice several hours and made the
evening jolly one.
Grand Junction Chapter No. "a r.
A. NJ. viii meet this evening in regu-
lar oonvocation Annual election of
are urgently requested to be pres
ent. A. r. Sampliner, II. p.
Jay Clary left yesterday for Rifle,
Colorado. where he viii hold down
chair in a barbershop William
Boon. has taken Mr. Clary's position
in the Clary barber shop on Fourth
street.
The oratorical contest to be held
tomorrow evening at the Methodist
church promises to be very interest
ing and the attendance will doubtless
be large. Boys and girls OF. the high
school will take part in the program.
A new line of the celebrated Kar-
pen leather upholstered rockers has
just been received by the Gourley-
Plat company. This firm Is the sole
agent for the Karpen leather uphol-
stored goods in Grand Junction.
The tableu to be given at the
Redmen's masquerade ball on Friday
night. December. 10 will be entirely !
different from anything ever given
by them and will be well worth the
price of admission. You cannot af- |
ford to miss it,
Tickets for the Redmen's masque-
rade ball are 81 per couple, 80 cents /
for extra ladies in costume and %
cents for spectators. Masks will be
raised at the door and none but those /
in fun costume will be allowed on the
floor until after midnight.
Before buying gifts for Christmas
call on the ladies OF the Christian /
Friday, afternoon and Saturday -of
this week in one of the rooms just
vacated by the Fair. Cooked foods /
for sale Saturday in connection with |
the bazaar.
Miss Marie Drofnah has been prais-
ed for her performance Of Parthenia.
in Ingomar. Charles b. Hanford' s
new production for this season. Herr
success in the part is more eonspicu-
nf sfu in 7
vited with the most eminent actresses
of the Englishspeaking stage.
Notices of the annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Mutual Savings
and Building association have been
sent to the stockholders. The meet
ing Will be held at the Office of the
association, S57 Main street. on the
evening of January 18th. A new
board of directors viii be elected.
The bazaar held by the ladies of
the Christian church Friday after
noon and all day Saturday in one of
the rooms just vacated by the Fair
will be n success If you give il your
patronage. Saturday our home cook
ed foods will be on sale: come and
purchase supplies for your table
Much interest is being expressed in
the proposed sugar beet special train, |
which is to leave the Rio Grande de-
pot at am. on the 10th to take the /
people to the luncheon and reception |
at the beet sugar factory. II Won are l
looking for a good opportunity to |
see how sugar is made from the /
beets this Is your chance. fleetwood I
Avalanche. sN
Finis Dean. editor OF the Palisade /
Tribune. is to be congratulated. also 1
the people of that vicinity, on the (
booster edition of the Tribune issued 1