The daily sentinel., 1910-02-21
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for the display of all ready-madc
goods, in skirts and suits. These
cabinets are tinted in white and add
much to the attractiveness of the
store.
The visitors to the store today were
presented with little souvenir in the
shape of "A beautiful carnation.
Ihrongs of ladies' visited the store
during the major portion of the day.
the ladies being in greater numbers
this afternoon. The new firm will
keep high grade of goods and If the
manner of the beginning of their
business experience in this city is any
criterion will enjoy their portion of
the trade of the city and country.
Grand Junction will have oppor-
tunities this evening and tomorrow
to witness for the first time one of
the famous dirigible balloon races.
Sam Sturtevant, manager of the Ma
Jestic, says he will present the race
through the means of the great series
of motion pictures taken at the recent
meet in st. Louis. 1t is said to be
one of the finest moving pictures ever
made.
The management of the Auditor
ium have devised a carnival of mer-
riment to offer to their patrons the
evenings of Friday and Saturday,
Feb. 20 and 26. Barrel races for
large prizes and other funny stunts
will be a rare treat to those who en-
JOY real humor and ludricious situa-
tions and an evening of laughter and
pleasure. So far the patronage which
the Auditorium has received has been
most flattering and the proprietors
feel that they owe II to their patrons
to give them something out of the
ordinary occasionally.
Miss Forty extends a cordial invi-
tation to the G. A. K. Post and the
Relief Corps, to attend the exercises
to be held at the Emerson school,
Feb. %, in honor of Washington s
birthday. She would like to have he
visitors be there promptly at S:45 so
as to give them time to attend the
exercises at the Lowell school at
$3.50. Every G. A. X. man and every
Relief Corps lady is urged to be there
as one of our main objects is to pro-
mote and encourage patriotism in our
public schools
! Packed to overflowing will be the
Park opera house tonight at the per-
formance of THE Top of the World -
The company, one OF the biggest ever
heer. arrived last night from Salt
Lake City. They travel in two Pull
mans and have two baggage cars
filled with scenery and other proper
ties. The house is practically sold
out.
! Tuesday evening one of the clev-
crest entertainments ever given here
will be presented by Laurant, the
many of many mysteries" who
comes as one of the lecture course
attractions.
The jolly Thimble club held their
weekly meeting at the home of Mrs.
Chas. Franks on North avenue last
Friday. Owing to illness there was
an unusually small attendance, there
being only nine members present and
one guest. The afternoon was pleas
antly spent in doing fancy work in
4 terspersed by musical numbers by the
guest, Mrs. Maud Lyon. The hostess
served a dainty luncheon after which
+ the ladies returned to their homes to
meet Friday, Feb. %. with Mrs. ]. L.
Pearce.
There will be joint Washington
/ Lincoln program in all of the schools
tomorrow, commencing at 9 o'clock.
save at the Emerson school which
will commence its program at quar-
ter before nine.
i
st. Matthew'S hospital board met
with Mrs. F. d. Coltrin at 2:30
this afternoon.
Mrs. r. billiard left left last night
for Denver on n weeks visit.