The Arizona sentinel., 1908-06-17

1otd as5 q SJin2 heavy fUacnIh1fl Tor the North ,s;ar mine
 Take advantage Of thc great Nusiin Underwear opening for Saturday and Monday at the New York department Store.
 G. II. Hobart has moved the Valley Grocery into the new Gandolfo block on Sscond street. \.
 MosIin Underwear Saturday and M0nnay. Retiring Sale nt he New York Department Store.
 Cashier E. C. CaTuthcrs returned Saturday from Phoenix, where he had been on business.
 See the Muslin Underwear Bargains in the windows of the New York De PariInent Store.
 Charley Lewis, formerly q resident of Yuma, now of GoIddeld, Nevada, is here thie week on business. Win and Charley Lewis are engaged in the mining business in Nevada, with head quarters at Los Angeles.
 Muslin Underwear on sale for less than you can bu! the materials-Satur- day and Monday at the New York De pariment Store.
 Miss Louie DeMund. who has been attending the Tempe Normal school, is at home for the vacation period.
 Drop in and sec your friends a: the Old Plantation; you'll be sure t0 find 'em there.
 Jay Sullivan. student of the Tempe Normal, is spending his vacation at home here with his fsther Pas Suli- van, costcn,s inspector.
 The Yuma lee Cos extra dry ginger ale is on sale wherever drinks are sold. Try it.
 Sonethine 10 drink, pure and whole Alhambra Water and Ginger Fle-at Alexander tl Co.'S, lhe up-to- date grccers.
 (. F. De Corse, Felix May hew ana Nick Lai son r-tarpea Saturday from Phoenix.
 Red Kihbou Beer is the Best. At Alexander & Co., the UP=ToDatc Grocer.
 V. K. Stonkwe!l, s California rancher is Investigating Yuma Eallry lauds with the view of investing and chang- ing hi- residence.
 Racine Wagons and I;uggies can't be beat. in either quality or pricc.-- Alexander & Co., sole agents.
 Nrs John Gandolfo. ir., left fer Los Angeles sunday to remaiu during the ! wtTm weather.
 The tuna lee Co. fs soda water is the i best. Only pare, distilled wateris 1 used in its manufacture. therefore it is | also the most heaithful. Drink no i other.
 City Marshal Anderson's daughter. ] Miss Poster Andcrson. has been quite ill for few days, bat is ROW macb ! better
 Miss NIanrine Elliott returned Sun day morning from Portland, where she has been in school.
 After visit of several days with friends and relatives in Yuma, F. E. Hodges and family returned to Laguna Monday, where Pete has a paying meat nai,ct
 A lQt Of people took in the excursions Sunday, some going to the dam by train, others to tbe (. D. heading by the steamer lola The latter trip was a good treat to those who went.
 Constable Bob Bechtel brought in from Kofa last Friday, John Payne, 6 prisoner whom the Kofa baotile would nut hold. Payne was in for a Ave-day sentence, bat came near demolishinq the fragile calaboose before hA could be tanned
 F~ A, Turner and family Of Texaho- ma, Oklahoma. who have been visiting in Yuma Valley. left for the west last week, accompanied by 4. r, Turner, father of the Turner boys, and will visit awhile in Los Angeles before re- tcrniug to Oklahoma
 Attorney C. L. Brown was up from Fl Centro last Saturday.
 Charley Cowell and other- have filed loc"tion notices for eight placer claims in the Iobawk country.
 The Hightower Brot hers are budlding sn elliptica4 shaped covering oyer the Hcw reservoir On the mesa, for the water eorpany. Dr. Clymer's wife aud son. Vance. ERd Ms. F.. 2. Vincent left Sunday morning for Portland. Oregon, to stay during the +anrRer- F. Tramman, the jew,Ier and op.f- eian, has moved into his handsorne BeH quarters. corHer Of Second .'rtct and -i--. 4~rHao. George F. Davis, formerly Judge of this district, has been appointed by | Governor Gillette to fil out the unex. { Pired term of the I..o Judge P. Y. C Smith of tbe superior cc9rt los An : seie7.