The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-10

Our line of canvass shoes (all sizes
Just in). Red Front.
Freshest fruits and vegetables
Evans Fruit company, Coronado bid.
Long silk gloves can be had at
shaw S same as all other new things.
Demorest for new wash suits in
lawn, ginghams, chambray and white
linen.
beautiful Administer carpets with
borders to match, 81. 30 quality sell.
ing at 81 a yard at Shaw's Garnet
store.
Miss Mary Mallon, trained nurse
OF Denver, arrived in Greeley Fri.
day Tor visit with Miss Eta
Luther.
We can show you 2S styles and
sizes of refrigerators and at prices
that are right. McCutcheon Hard
ware Co.
We have put on another trimmer
and can now take your orders for
hats and assure prompt delivery.
Red Front.
Our millinery stock is almost a
complete change. from two weeks
ago. Adding new stlyes most every
day at Shaw's.
We have just received large line
OF ladies' white canvas oxfords at a
special price of Is cents per pair.
Ramsay Dry Goods Co.
Free at The Seventh Street Har-
ness shop. High grade harness to
be given away. Call and see how
we do it. Don't wait too long.
All members who expect to take
part in ritual work during the con-
vention in June must be present at
the next regular meeting of W. r.
c., April It.
We have the largest and most
complete stock of hardware ever in
northern Colorado and will make
right prices in all lines. McCutch-
con Harwdare Co.
Mrs. NJ. O. Fairchilds of Casper,
Wyoming, arrived in Greeley Sun
day for visit with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Ferguson, and brother
and sister,. a. W. and Elizabeth
Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Soaring
leave next week foI Oregon. They
will 60 to Portland. Seattle and
other points seeking a new location.
Arthur Soaring will take his
brothers place with Mr. Mayher.
1t is the time to be looking for
graduating presents and don't forget
that Glazier has the largest line of
diamonds, watches. rings and
brooches in Greeley. l will dupli-
cate any prices and most instances
be lower.
A few of those Is cent books left
at Horne's. The Pit" .."Call OF
the W1ld,' "Leopards Spots, " THE
Man on--the Box. THE millionaire
Baby" are some of the latest Is
cent copyrights. rs titles in the
line. G. d. Horne.
Bert Mead who works for the
Goodrich Rubber Co. in Denver is
recovering from an appendicitis
operation in st. Joseph's hospital.
Mr.. Mead had been in Denver only a
week when he was taken seriously
i'll and was operated on the following
day.
Alfred Eagle who has lived in San
Francisco number of years and was
employed by wholesale hardware
company, arrived in Greeley last
week. The place of business was
totally destroyed and he came to
Denver Failing to get work there
he is now in Greeley and expects to
remain here for the summer.
The First Presbyterian church has
secured the services of Prof Henry
Houselev, organist of st. John S
Cathedral, Denver, to give a recital
on the new pipe organ on the 2ith OF
this month. Prof. Houseley is a
Fellow of the Royal College OF Or
ganists, London, England. and has
A reputation in the west that always
insures him Il large audience.
f. e. Moore and John T. Warren
were up from Masters last Tuesday.
The two have started 4 new empire
in that section. Each now has 400
acres and options on that much
more. A new irrigation district,
comnrisinr ,. 800 acres, and known as
the Green City Irrigation Dlstrlct'
is being organized. Warren has
nearly 200 acres in crops this spring.
The "Unlucky Thirteen were
very pleasantly entertained last SAT
,rt,rDoon oT the home OF MlSS