The Arizona sentinel., 1905-09-27


Monday night for Salome, via Phoenix
to survey group of Claims for J. V
Smale of San Diego, Cal.
LosT-Lady's gold watch, on "Mas
guerade Night" the 10Th inst. Finder
will please return to "a. Wuppermar
and receive reward.
Johnny Hodges and wife arrived
from Los Angeles a few days ago and
will remain in Yuma during the winter.
Our fall and winter line of woolens
for custom made clothing are here,
come in look them over at the New
= York store.
Mrs. G.. L. Brown has returned from
visit of several weeks at the coast.
If you want to avoid the prickly heat
this warm weather just call at Alexan-
der & Co.'S and get some of their fine
assortment of soap, of which they have
just received car, and keep the dirt
and dust off. Sure cure.
Misses Clara and Cecilia Barney re-
turned last week from their vacation
spent at coast resorts.
Everything In the line of school
shoes supplies for boys and girls at the
New York store.
Mrs. DR.. J. A. Ketcherside has re-
turned from visit to Los Angeles.
The people of Yuma surely appteci-
ate good thing when they test it, and
for that reason Alexander & Co. have
just received another carload of that
famous Los Angeles beer, for every
body is calling for it on account Of lis
superior quality.
Capt. U. s. Smith came home this
week from San Francisco, where he
spent the summer.
Boys school clothes, shoes and hats,
at the New York store.
Mrs. Frank G. Blaisdell and children
lave returned from Los Angeles, where
they spent the summer.
We are sole agents for the celebrated
village school shoes for boys and girls,
at the New York store.
Surveyor General Frank s. ingalls,
returned to Phoenix last week, after a
'-day or two off" with friends.
Hanson's Union made gloves, for sale
ot .bo Now Vorlz ctoyo
George Sexsmith returned last
Thursday from California and has re-
sumed his position with the California
Development Company.
Boys knee pants and waists, at the
New York store.
Miss Stella McDermott, who taught
last year at the Crane school house,
will teach the coming school term at
Solnerton. Miss McDermott has an
excellent record as teacher.
Did you hear that great crash the
other day? It was family breaking
up their old crockery and preparing to
lay In new and superior supply at
Alexander & Co. who are headquarters
for everything in crockery, tinware.
glassware, etc.
Mr.. George Martin and his daughter
Miss Msrie Antonio, stopped over in
Ypms this week on their way TO Tue
son from the coast, TO visit Mrs. Johnny
Clark, who is also a daughter of Mr..
Martin. Mr. Martin is one of the lead
ing druggists of Tucson.
About October 1st, our new fall and
winter Butterick patterns and fashion
sheets will be here. We are sole agents
The New York store.
The successful applicants for teach
er's certificates az the recent examin-
alton before Judge Dunlap were Miss
Donaldson, Miss Pearl Hickey, Miss
Eva r. Fraser and Miss trace Flint.
Each was granted q second grade GER
tifcate by the Territorial Board of
Education, Miss Fraser Will teach at
Kofa the coming term.
Hot! Hotter. Hottest!! But
don't forget that you can keep cool
with that fine Los Angeles beer handled
by Alexander s Go.
Rev. j. ~. Crouch writes from Los
Angeles that "The Rev. G. II. Adams,
d. d., win preach in tire Yuma Metho-
dist church next Sunday, October 1st,
at 40 p. rn., and in the Valley church
at 3 p. M"
The Carnival has come and gone and
as it only comes once year every body
seemed TO appreciate the fact; but
don't forget that Alexander & Co. are
here every day in the year-whfch you
want to appreciate, for they have every
thing you want at prices to suit.
See Gandolfos about your groceries
They handle the most raplete and up
20 date stock in town.
The Salton sea is slowly falling, but
the prices of goods at Alexander &
Co.'S are tasty falling, so if you want
good goods, lowest prices and prompt
attention don't forget to call on them.
See johnson & Bowles about dishes
given away with cash purchases.