The daily sentinel., 1905-12-22


change was sold yesterday for $780,
600 the highest price on record.
All articles bought of us we en-
grave free Of charge. the Primros
Jewelry and Music company.
Miss Myrtle GODDARD. of Montrose,
is visiting friends in the city this
week.
All kinds of juvenile books for
Xmas gifts at the Postoffice book
store.
Grant F. Clark of Albina. Iowa,
is new arrival and will spend some
time in the valley
Cut prices in holiday goods. Every
thing must go regardless of cost
c. d. Smith & Co.. druggists.
w. w. Dickerson, of Colorado
Springs, well known here. is a visi-
tor today
All kinds OF Xmas presents at the
G. V. Store. Fancy china ware at
the C. v Store.
T. l.. Mitchell, the attorney, of
vernal, Utah. is in town today on
legal business.
We Will sell you watch this month
i5wer than ever before. get our prices
Primrose Jewelry & Music Co.
The directors of the Chamber Of
Commerce meet this evening in regu-
lar weekly session.
The Owl Board. the best game of
the season plays rs to 100 games at
the PostofIice book store.
Dress shirts. negligee shirts, col
lars, hats etc. for Christmas for less
than cost at Lyons and Son.
The school choldren are happy, the
sessions ended this afternoon not to
be resumed until Tuesday morning,
January End.
WATCH FOR IT-Special sale of
handkerchiefs Friday and Saturday
evenings from 1880 to 900. Lyons
& Son. 432 Main street
Miss Carrie Lindley. of the city
school faculty leaves this levening
for Colorado Springs to spend the
holidays with relatives and friends.
Signet rings. hat pins, stick pins,
cuff buttons and chatelaine pins we
engrave free of charge. Primrose
Jewelry & Music company.
Quite number of the teachers of.
the city schools leave this evening
or tomorrow for other points in the
state to spend the holiday season.
Trobitz, the plumber. does first
class work at reasonable prices. He
is located at 1872 North Fifth street
Telephone Red 1912. He guaran-
tees satisfactory work.
A. II. Davis. the attorney. has pur-
chased a residence on Teller avenue
from II. A. Magill and j. II. Rankin,
consideration. $4,000. The sale was
closed up this morning.
We engrave beautiful monograms,
on watch charms, lockets and every
thing else free of charge that you buy
Primrose Jewelry and Music
company.
1t has come to the notice of the
water superintendent that a number
of people are forming ice skating
Kinks in their yards. This must be
that all parties who make such ex-
travagant use of water for this pur-
pose in the future will be called upon
and the water cut on at their resi-
dences 1t is a violation of the ordi
nances.
The members of the Midland Quin
tette Opera Company reached the
city last night over the narrow guage.
The train was over two hours late
and did not arrive until nearly eight
o'clock Owing to this fact and for
the reason that one of the young lad
les of the company was quite i'll the
manager called the entertainment OFF
The company left this morning for
the west. The ladies' and gentle
men of the company were guests at
the Grand hotel.
The owl Whist club. one of the
Oldest and most popular social or
CARNATIONS of the city, but which
has not held any meetings this win
ter, is preparing to give very Sc
lect dance at Hotel LaCourt some
evening during the holidays. the
exact date having not yet been fully
decided upon. The patronesses of
the dance will be number of the
most prominent young married lad
les of the city. The members of the
club expect to make the affair one
of the brightest gatherings in the
history of the Owl club as well as
one of the SWEETEST private social
functions given in the city in some
time.
It does one good to look into the
pretty windows. especially so when
that window has something that
makes deep impression ON the ap-
petite as well as upon the eye.
Among the numerous pretty windows
This week none appear more attrac-
tive that that of Lutes' candy kit
chen. Can YOU imagine anything in