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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13
SUMNER RASHES
WASHED AVIAN

You can positively wash A..
those lichlng skin dIasass - Z. =
come up IN the summer M. '.le
can wash them away win 4 ~ y
Inc lotion Of OIL u Wls,s,'1,'l
prpHrly compounded 'a
The instant thls mild. ,o.,,,
liquid " applied that avn ny. !
gone kefema saifefer IN y
the world. who have ussd n. y, (.
Of WinierFfeen compolns =
testified 10 the merits a M ", !.
as compounded in D b. b y,
acTlpilon ~
II you are suffering from A.,
mer rashoa, poison ivy, DoISo. n.
aifawbory faah or ne n,o,. !.
we're forma Of priekiy heat. ro' =
find this b D b COMPOUND 1 !,
relief from the itch
Tho Quaker Drug Co. 1914 ".
Az and i0G Pike 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13
A FEW or THOSE LEFT.

Think Of being able to secure a
beautiful Cable 4 Nelson plano, In
French walnut, for only 1881 d
clear saving of t21s. Also Mis-
sion style Clarendon, regular price
$3.50, Tor only s2i2 Then there IA
a magnificent Pease Upright In wal.
nut for 1856. that sold whom new.
q fow years ago, for $3.50
A Marshall a Wendell upright.
lareesi size, mahogany. sell new for
$3.50, reduced to 500 for quick sell.
Ing.
Klmball, upright, medium size,
pretty oak case. regular $3.50, now
fz6G. Johnston, In elegant oak case
nearly new. $500 style, for y226'
Several others In mahogany finish
selling now for az high ~ $3.50, for
$3.50, $685., t2ss. etc.
A He'll, upright, mahogany case
slightly marrod but IN good oondl.
ton otherwise. sells new for 1895.
now only tiss.
A handsome Schubert with steel
back, mahogany finish. regular 1900
style, t297-another for only 1884.
A beautiful medlumalgod Knnbe
In rosewood case, Al condition,
regular $3.50, now only 1913.
A largest sized Lester. grand
tone, mahogany case. formerly tAG5.
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Orrhenrn

Say. It's fleming pic Tits week,
Mr Heitef HisntinF plei
And there's no need to crnckie the
g y y signal No appeal for aid
10 necessary fram keel 20 t'pm'st
IT, milk with half cream. No Kid
whoever mixed this weeks pill must
have used tive lamps
For the Hired Help threw IN the
high gear and defleA every copper
on the beat hope I make II plain
that toppf troupe IL on tap At the
orphTum
After tho orchestra cranked up
last niEht. a Eafdinad house waited
for samuel q chip on the ilanEai
block, and MARY. that piece o. pure
parian Marble by virtue Of ! trip
10 the bos office and two bucks we
were permitted 10 gaze upon satn
CHIP and Mary Marble at the Grand
last year. and the fancy flavor fhey
left behind vas not forgotten last
Night A. soon a. the card boy hung
out their names. We started 10 spill
They do # IN a iittls sketch they
cali In Old Edam.H and It's no
cheese thaw' hawl Almanac fss9i.
The Marble laugh was designed
for the sole purpose u chasing dull
care. aud when she unfuris that
same laugh, u puts . crimp In any
old little Indigo tatan that ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13
BUY AN ORGAN.

Fine organs, both church and par
Tor styles A varied assortment.
ranging in price from si7, s22. $50.
$40 aud up
Every instrument purchased will
be tuned. polished and put in the
very best possible condition, and
will be accompanied with the
famous "Ellers Guarantee" which
means money back II not as rep.
resented and entirely satisfactory.
Remember, we'll not let the mat
ter Of terms stand IN the way and
viii meet any reasonable request.
The important thing ia to come IN,
see the pianos themselves aud note
their excellent condition. You know
The previous history Of tho Eilors
Clearance Sale. Quickest action ia
necessary,
ElLERs MUSIC HOUSE.
Successors TO D. g. Johnston Co.
Ellera Music Building, Third and
Uriycrg'H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13
DR.. OSLER REACHES
CHL0R0F0RM STAGE
MAN WHO CLARIFIED WohLp
ny ms THEORY WILL NOT
TRY OWN MEDICINE.

BALTIMORE. Nd July i3-The
Joke h on nr William Oalcr. the
eminent professor OF medicine AZ
oxford Tor at tho age of 90 be il
hale aud hearty and evidently docs
not lnlnnd 70 hh tnie 10 hlH teach.
inHn by committing suicide
nr OHler apranE into The lime
llght and remained there fof good
length OF time when be- declared d
few years ago that All mon have
uulllved their usefulness hi 40 aud
should be chlamfafmod when they
reach The three score mark
Hut when ll came time Tor him to
ny his own prescription h. realized
that the Joke was on him, aud few
duya ago he departed Tor England
In the boat Of health and onihuaiaa
lie over his return TO hin dulloa at
oxford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13
A BUSY DAY AT
EILERS YESTERDAY
MANY PIANOS, TALKING MACHINES AND
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SNAPPED UP BY
SHREWD BUYERS AT GREAT CLEARANCE
SALE

nov ,7is. another for i1gs. attn an
other at t172. These are rare
snaps
A regular 1856 willard IN ma.
horAny case, good "a new. for only
iis7. Another. virtually rev. Tor
tzoo.
A little Fischer, upright. regular
800 style. walnut case, a perfect
gem. only tias.
A magnificent. large sized Bush
q Gefts fine tone, handsomely
carved. mahogany case. regular
$3.50 style. At only tig7. There IL
only one Of these.
A Story 4 Clark upright. largest
ulru. fanricst walnut case. vss $500.
now t3is
A medium sized kimbsfl, oak
caae. used IL months. good as new.
regular tabo style. nov sass An.
other In walnut case for 1926
These instruments are IN the beat
Of condition. exceptionally rare
valaeal
A superb iiarrman. largest siSe.
SNOWY mahogany case. regular $3.50
style Nov only t2i7.
And a score Of other rare snaps,
Virtually every wellknown make IL
represented In this Clearance Sale
at prices equalllng half. and IN some
cases iess than half. original Coz,
Besides the above are all the dia.
continued styles. strictly brand
new. mind you-stylcs that never
sold before for loss than s225. tab0
and often AZ hiEh A. $500 by smaller
dealers These 20 now at ils6, SIZE
and SIS.
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tho aalHnhansH roru0ta. kfinnHHaea.
chimes and lrHmhuura the audience
refused o. BE- satisfied, anu called
laf mere without spoken WHfi
they iHiseigd b real vein Of sem p
into tie Htl Though tlf medium q
their Instruments. Tho ptaHfHHi
w1a niaHHiHulf balanced With nnf
classical and popular nHuslf
iHevN Thompson ana MHhei hHHH
las nefunied Tho comedy rnfHef anil
wore fuaiit funny which eau afit W.
Hnld 81 every comedy act ~ - Hae
Vile 10th have 5000 vHleeH and
now iHltH ana Miss Deus lac haa
YurY winning wuNs
p "nla fuihH he Home four pee
pie santeh. With come serious Tines
IN it Has uieualnE change FROM
tho usual vaudeville Hhnteh Zee
nerfa end Company have tile part
Of thr bill an four ore ifsttimate
artnfH There a. dlsiiuet8tlifead
OF ptut iH the sketch
Tie Three ollvefH are finished
tlNht wire artists aud are little
more daring than usual liahiuF
thrlr HuthH rather frequently
charles sanders "Man ~ tie linui
moh0ingut took with the audience
instantly Ia Aiiliar ana ufeo two
daiHb French mhida. opened the
hlil and The lAniagescnps flush
Cd h.
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K|RMESS WILL
DRAW LARGE
ATTENDANCE
Many Patrons Stand in Line
for Two Days Securing
Seats.

II Is a remarkable fact that not
once during business hours sincv
the sale Of kirmoss seats began NJ
the Moore yesterday morning, has
the line Of kirmVss ticket buyers
been broken Two tfeasurVfs have
been waiting on the kifmess pat
rOns steadily. but the Moore ia so
large a theatre that It is ply steal
impesslhllity 10 sell It completely
for five performances tn two DAYS
time. That Is the only reason why
every one Of the kirmess seats arc
not gone at this tine There ia yet
a chance for the tardy ones To bus
kifmrss seats Il they visit the box
office the first thing In the morn
ing. hut ans further DELAY Will
simply result In disappointment
There arr good reasons why the
sale Of seats for the kitmess has
been SO extraordinary In the inst
place. all Of tho proceeds So To tho
local hospital for ofippled children,
a highly necessary Institution and a
charity which appeals TO every
heart Il Is fact that many adults
who are club footed or with twisted
or uneven limbs would have whole
aud healthy bodies had they been
given the proper treatment IN their
infarey. This hospital Will carry
on wonderful work that is one Of
the first duties OF civilized society
10 It's unfortunate members.
In the second place. the kirmoss
will be we'll worth the money Il
will BE- big scenic production,
staged on scale Of lAyishneES
never before attempted IN Seattle
There will be $50 people on tho
stage. members OF Seattles most
prominent families, and the enstuu-
ing and scenic establishment will
be magnificent The klfmcss will
positively have hut i've perform.
ances. beginning tomorrow night
and ending with two performances
on Saturday
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NMNNcNNMSlN-MNI
ADJUSTMENTS
ISzSSlNlaIZNZNSzS1SzZSNlSlSzSlNLlSlSISLS

parchnd ON Nuur bennington OF "a
Monday morning
Aud Your Uncle samuel hichu lu
with choiup eroenttir danrlpr real
famodN aud little desc af vocal
All nf which ia edged ever tho nlrrs
tries hN two tremendously clever
persons
John W nunne Iuat fills IN.
N you want tn NhHht nlh laihcr
Time. just watt iHia the Mlnwnm
and appreciate sam and 3hnrf Tor
ibey sure are the khfenne Kids.
We've had a. wreka ai tho game
~ Seattle ana mamaft falls iu rrs
call o. upcrdier daneius got than that
iummod over By the Hls American
Dancers last uiFht Here are tie
guilty onos The Misses 8steile And
adelaide iinNuHberH and Evelyn
hamaoY and Mrsafa ednuur ORION
and rufeella
ira dRfailnE didaes put on By ones
who know how The eeHtuminE alone
20 worth @ column And they never
rest You know the rest 700 'Nm.
Frank = cnHfay 70 q burnt cork
boy whose speciality n faullnF
laughter from all coupon huldntH
pncr IN while q hlaekfarr rnmes
dian trnuh HNnMa up. and ffnuN
eunrny IL ono NJ them ITO " no
keystone Of hu arch called a kiuf
tot a Night and he ia thanked hY
competent company George -
Maifu H. hlE chap who has hia
troubles and Miss Maxine Miles
wears very effective Hnwu Twins
Kramer does the servant and allows
Gauruy to choke him a few times
A. o producer Of OSCILLATIONS the
canfol le Mairs eanpani PULLS The
cord
Hobby Matthews ana Herbert Ash.
iry refused tu Hpiku THE sun u
laughter and u anything they
The BOYS DO a sketch Held lu. aud
Yau may lay 10 II that d Isn't
bold up Ashley daea that Nldtlsh
stun. and " never pals The pafo'
dies By this naif are gasHie disturb
ers Oct IN on the good thing
Three Frisco boys sirpp. Mehiln.
SET and kinE who FeeentiY me-. THIS
time put an a sgframy musical turn
during which Mehlinsaf displays a
let 0f class a. a character sonaeief
stepp une0rks hang AZ hanloism and
king IL master Of Hia piano always
The tide Il one Of the hilln d'cufn
Hens and they made bunch 81
friends last nlHht
uiiYs Helene dfeatfes lust whias
ties And. thank The soda shr didut
aifs an initiation 81 a trapped rhirh
On Miss ufratfns iifHits her offer
tbs 10 straight whisiiius. and she
was appreciated
a fuhhsfy lad named Charles MAJ.
Wells furnishes the aaHurf with ~
exhibition W flesh and blood bos
knots ~ great stuff Tor those
ahu lihe n
Question l. It seuts show
EDDIE nofpES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13
GRAND ARMY DAUGHTERS
ENTERTAIN VETERANS

A cordial Invitation has been sent
out bs the Alberta l. Tlee, Fortress
No /. Daughters Of the Grand Array
" the Republic. 10 all daughters
and grand daughters VI soldiers Of
tho civil war. and also to ell com.
rados Of tho @ A Il and Sons Of
Veterans. To meet with them at their
regular session tomorrow afternoon
ats ~ m. and IN the evening At !
q m in Veteran hall at the hsv
afmorY Western and vlrsinia aia
Following the business session In
the esenlne an Informal entertain
mcui will be- given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13
NINE STRAWBERRIES
IN AN ORDINARY BOX

Some oi the largesl strawberries
raised this year were grown ~ The
Aindfnna district by y Il stephen.
son. $40 2eih at II took three boxes
70 hold ~ berries which Mr.
picked ia his back yard
last night one box was filled with
niue blE berries Of the hngoon
family ono horny measured OK
inches around NJ Stephenson
thinks that such crop speaks well
for tho soil IN biz Vicinity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13
INSTRUCT CHILDREN
ON FAIR EXHIBITS

The plan n employing public
school teachers 70 conduct pafiiea
of school children through the 4
UP exposition and give them IN
atructlonh on The subjects which
come to thelf attention wis SUE
onssfdllY lnanRufnied yesterday
and will be continued for the rest
NJ the season ~ children Of school
age may Join the CLASSES There
Nv no charge after entering the fair
grounds The children and teach.
ers start from room : 10 the base
mcnt Of the auditorium At 10 0'el0ek
daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13

BAN FRANCISCO. July IA
Daylight thieves wha have been
operating OF late IN this city. late
yesterday rhnnaokad the home OF
Harry Kiftchonhors In Lhguna It,,
securing jewels valued at $1,000
Among the missing articles ID an
emerald ring worth tl.200
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13
IRENE DOW IS DEAD

Irene DoW. aged 10 months. The
daughter Of Mf and Mrs Mathew
Dow, died yesterday afternoon a.
The family residence. ilt PoHilu
Az The little gIrl has been sick
for some time
Her father Mathew Dow IL n
we'll known contractor and builder
Of Seattle The funeral will be- held
from the residence NJ 2 O'Clock to.
m0ffae afternoon The bodf lie At
Bonnuy Wataon'a undertaking par
lOra.
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IS DYING ALONE IN
HOME he DEFENDED


DENVER. Colo. July 1s-word
was brought here today that John
II. cradlebansh. who was recently
acquitted on a charge Of killing
Frederick W. Walton on street
here. is dying at his home in Wal.
lace. Idaho.
J. n. Green has arrived here IN
the hope OF effecting a reconcilia.
tion between cradlebaugh and his
wife before the husband dies. Mrs
Cradlebaugh has been earning a
livelihood since the tragedy by sew
ing here. cradlebauKh killed Wal
ton because the latter won the AZ.
fections Of bis wife. according to
the testimony at the trial
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FIRED FOR LOAFlNG

WASHINGTON. d C. July IL
A shake up 10 the personnel Of
the department Of commerce and
labor has taken place and apFfoAl
matsly 100 employees were redueed
and designations Of about ten etheri
accepted
The reductions were made. 4 u
stated because tho employees loafcd
on The lob.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13

Ma Mary Ann =na,s,s
Year, oll ihe wife Of 1 y "a Z
sou died YESTERDAY 4 4 u, e ntaaA
residence zi53 s. ssfd !. zoe anll
neral YIN be- held Weass,..li ne b
noon from The Green ~. .il,i
church % 2 O'Clock. NJ y 1
son vas prominent IN N, ~'n.A
r O. 'H y. &
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oh.

The Lois theatre opened it. sum
Nor vaudeville season YESTERDAY
and made an excellent start
Man Of THE Family with kiiiren
May and hef company made tie hill
Wnfth while alone This sketch Vas
All adoption OF that iumnua farce
Jane. bat the adaptHt has even
enlarged on the fun making hiiuas
uunu a Niau nf Tho Family d.
aefsaa lie apnailatinn VI a scream.
oniY SECOND 10 this farce was the
Work Of the uaViaea The man
hangs from traneae By HE neck.
knees OF feet. and shuQia At little
olaF balls and white discs na larger
that 4 quarter Tho woman Is also
startling shot
Dorothy Lamb and company. ~
"a Night with the todmsh. Lee ~
Kline Sc the musical urfman and
nell and be He'll ell pleased Tie
fais orchestra u always a distinct
feature % the bills Al that theatre
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Az IN. star

Plenty ~ variety std q we'll bal.
aHerd hui II what makes the pro-
i've Good acts are not followed by
scot ones. nor IL it all singing or
an aefotatlc Magic. sinainF. dane.
ting Instrumental mHHiri tlEht wire
aHfuhata and eccentric dancing fol-
low closely uu asfh nthsf Wlths
aaf any iirra1mH DELAYS
charles Maek and q f8mrauY 81
fuHf presenting musical comedy
under tne caption q tHns Hack 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13
OUT OF TOWN BUYERS.

Among yesterdays sales were
two OF the popular Johnston pianos
In beautiful mahogany finish. One
goes to San Diego. Cal. while the
other is shipped 10 Kenmore. n. d.
Each Of these buyers has saved
enough on his piano 10 give his
family n yeara course in music.
The dainty little Klmball In flg,
nred oak was sold for spot cash
before 10 O'Clock and Is to find a
home In juneau. Alaska. whore II
will be shipped the last Of the
week.
All OF the remaining pianos will
be closed out Mt once and the prices
wo have purposoly made for this
Clearance Sale will certainly do H..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13

fafeat state buildings will be- ap.
pointed In d fow days By Commits
sionaf G Monrde Of the Alaska
building. tu decide which Alaska
school 10 entitled 10 the prize N
$3.50 for The best exhibit Of white
school children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13
MUSIC FOR EVERYBODY.

II you have a player plano and
need some np-to.date music, We
have 5000 rolls OF player music nj
half price and less. This includes
classical pieces. grand and light
opera, popular and dance music Of
every description. and will M any
player Remember. early eomers
have advantage Of large selections
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13
TO TEACH AT u. OF W.

WASHINGTON. July fs-By a.
rection Of the president. Capt VII.
liam T. Patten. Thirteenth Infantry.
Is detailed As professor Of military
science and tactics At the Uniyer.
silly Of Washington, Seattle. and will
report to the president Of the uni.
versity about August for duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13
TEXAS BANKERS ARE
EN- ROUTE TO SEATTLE

YOSEMITE. Cal. July ia-one
hundred members Of the Texas
Rankars association. en- route 10
the Alaska yukon.Pacifie exPosi.
ton al Seattle. spent yesterday In
the Yosemite valley, eilmhinE Glac'
Ter point. and visiting most Of the
show places. They will be in San
Francisco late today aud tomorrow
they Will continue the Journey
north. They will visit Portland. Sc
attic and Victoria. n G.. and return
to Forth Worth. Texas, via Colo
RADIO.
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plAnolAs AND PLAYERS.

II you already have a good piano
and want fine player, act quickly,
We have Included In this cleafhncc
sale an assortment embracing Irtui
ally every advertised make. Even
few Of the genuine Pianolas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13

The rsat feature Of the tlli A.
rautHsss this week IA hlFin. OF
Brothers and Nicholson. en- insttus
usHtal act which set nHN Htans
aard 10 Seattle After "a minutes u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13

+. WILL AWARD PRIZE.
a committee composed OF three
or i've " the directors VI the az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-13
Beautiful Summit Acres

At the very crest Of the rise, sloping gently
o the westward, we are offering half-acre
racts for
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On Terms Of $40 Cash and
$40 Per Month Until One
Half Is Paid.

Then you can pay the balance in one year,
or in 80 years, suit yourself.
These tracts have a magnificent view Of
the lake, Of the city and Of the mountains both
why's.
To the north, to the south, to the west, the
sghtseer gazes entranced at the charming
vista spread out before him. These tracts seem
to be intended for home sites Of generous size.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20

When you want the latest popular
music of the day, come to Lutes' mu-
sic store. We carry the largest stock
on the western slope Also have
some good popular music at 1Oc per
copy.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20

Joe e. DulmaIne has engaged in
business at 1915 Stout street where
he will be pleased to meet anyone
from Grand Junction and the western
slope.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20

+, For the E!ks fair and bazaar to be
held in Denver October is to 49, tickets
VIII be on sale from the 18th to the
2lst Final return limit October rs.
one FAR for the round trip. For fur
ther particulars call up junction IL.
Denver Il Rio Grande railway
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20

When you want the latest popular
music of the day, come to Lutes' mu-
sic store. We carry the largest stock
on the western slope. Also have
some good popular music at 1Oc per
copy.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20

Your clothes will keep their shape
and look nice longer if you have
thsm cleaned and pressed by us. The
Suitorium. Phone Black 662
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20
Weather Coalitions.

The north Pacific Low has moved
east 10 the upper Missouri valley. caus-
ing warmer. cloudy weather with gen
eral rains throughout tho middle states
GenernllN fair weather with moder-
ate temperatures prevails west of the
Rockies, except rain has been general
IN the extreme northwestern regions.
and 1t is raining this morning on the
extreme northwest coast
an area OF high pressure is advanc-
ing from the middle Pacific region.
promising continued fair weather in
this vicinity tonight and Thursday. with
slsht change in tC mpcruturr.
Il. Nj. HARDINGE
official in Charge
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20
T0DAY'S WEATHER REPORT.

lhc highest temperature yesterday
was ~ degrees, Lowest this morning
was 10 degrees. roday's weather ma d
gives the forecast and general condi-
tious rs follows:
Forecast till y. m. Thursday;
For Colorado: Tonight fair warmer
IN me southeast portion; Thursday gem
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20

II you arc particular In regard to
your cleaning and pressing. give us a
trial Phone Black 5G2 The Suit
orium.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20

OH your harness spring and fall.
grease your wagon and buggy often,
and visit Fred Mantey for the truck
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20

His work is the best recommends
uon j. E. Mckenzie, the plumber
has. See him when in need OF any
plumbing in your home or in your
business house.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20

Stim's chilli has a reputation back
of it. Sold by the bowl of for use
in the home.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20

The G. & M. Auction Company Will
buy anything you have to sell, and
will sell you anything you want to
buy.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20

Phone junction l9S-Kramer's
market. 537 Main street-for meat,
poultry, oysters. fish, etc.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20

Let us clean and press your cloth
ing. Telephone Black 662 We call
for and deliver 125 South Fifth-st.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20

Phone Junction 116 and ask about
nalf rates to Denver via Colorado
Midland.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20

All fair-minded peopre should at
tend the fair and see Fred Mantey
about a harness or buggy.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20

See the Midland man about half
rates to Denver next week to attend
the Elks' fair
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20

We have kino ana gentle horses
suitable for ladies lu drive. Call
Blue Barn, phone Junction 22S.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20

Become patron of the Crystal
theatre and you will always be in a
pleasant mood
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20

Follow the big crowds to the Crys.
tai tonight.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20

Piano moving is a speciality with
Barton 4 Terrill.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20

For an hour Of solid comfort and
amusement the Crystal is the place
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20

harness or buggy to come TO the
fair with.-Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20

Boys Cord. Suits, $3.50. Loeffler'.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20

j, f. Mckenzie. expert in plumb
ing and heating work, 545 Colorado.