The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-15
Little Locals.

For piano tuning call B. +. Cole
man, Bell phone S7,3.
Miss Sophia Kendall Of Longmont
is visiting Mrs. a. E Leake.
For those nifty college bats for
ladies The Ramsay Dry Goods Co.
Switts premium ham at Marks
Market. Sliced or By the whole
The armory is the place for the
next big Catholic fair, the dates
Nov. Is TO "a
II you want the bsst in the meat
line do not fail 10 give Us trial.
We can please you Thompson &
Wilson.
Union Depot For Lay, at the
Congregational church. Nov. 20.
Cone and have a good laugh.
Tickets sc and 25c.
The ladies' Of Dorcas Hive No. 3.
L o. T. NJ, will serve 25-cent
supper al Odd Fellows hall Thurs
day evening, Nov. -, from to s.
Mrs Frank A. Bissell and son.
Stewart. of Colorado Springs came to
Greeley last Tuesday for few weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Phelps.
Our meats are handled only under
the most sanitary conditions. We
have all kinds Of fresh and salt
meats. Thompson & Wilson, on
Ninth street.
Big sale in ladies' coats. We
have secured and are closing out a
sample line. We can save you from
10 to 80 per cent on every garment
The Ramsay Dry Goods Co.
Rev. o. A. Petty went to Fort
Collins last "Wednesday to perform
the marriage ceremony for James S.
Ogilvie, foreman at the S. L. W.
ranch. and Miss Daisy Law, of Fort
Collins.
We carry the best and cheapest
line of millinery in Weld county.
Our line of ladies' and children s
cloaks and suits cannot be matched
In price and quality. Try our never
break guaranteed corsets. Red
Front.
Don't fail to hear Everett Kemp
read "Sevenoaks" at First Presby-
terian church next Monday evening.
First number in Tribune lecture
course. Tickets IS cents, on sale at
Tribune Office and Clark & Faulk-
Der's drug store
Last Friday was Miss Iva Chipps
birthday and the members of the
Greeley Y, of which she is MEM
her, surprised her by coming to her
home in the evening. There were
about forty present and a pleasant
time was enjoyed.
The ladies of the Park Congrega-
tional church will hold a cooked
food sale at o'clock, Saturday after
noon, Nov. II, at the home of Mrs.
Clarence Neill, 1909 Seventh street.
Phone orders will be reserved
Phone Greeley 2a5.
j. A. Beyrer, who has been with
the II. Reynolds Drug company the
last two years. leaves this morning
for Idaho Springs to accept similar
position. Mr.. Beyrer has made
many friends during his stay in
Greeley. who regret his departure.
Our corset makers changed many
of their numbers at the first of the
year. We are going to close out all
numbers affected by this change.
Our 81 90 and 81 so corsets for 81. 90:
our sl25 and sl5o corsets for rs
cents. The Park Merchandise Co.
Fresh eggs 3Oc, ranch butter 25c.
new sorghum soc, pure buckwheat
-four and maple sap, best crackers
61ac. Morning Glory -four is the
best -four made. Try our Mocha and
Java coffee for 25c, Nothing better.
Choice cranberries l0c. Red Front.
Gale Adams came home from
Boulder university and visited rela-
tives and friends over Sunday after
witnessing the football game at Fort
Collins Saturday. He was accom-
panied by A. E. STREET. of Cripple
Creek. who is substitute OH the
Varsity football team.
There is no reason why every
home should not have box or
barrel of fancy apples when we are
Offering them to you at such low
price. Ten pounds 25 cents, large
box for 81 90. three bushel barrel
for s3 45. Always remember that
our prices set the pace for Northern
Colorado. The Star Grocery.
There is no reason why every home