The daily sentinel. [volume], April 20, 1903, Image 4

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New Ties Sl/iJTId LonBley Hats
ior rrsxC are thoroughly
,1 Easter WcarA Guaranteed.
■ "SATISFACTION ALWAYS,"
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Flu? Qotbi9g°
There is something about this make of Clothing by which you
' may identify them -even more certainly than the finding of
I I the Label. It is a Style, a quality, a tailored-by-hand touch to
I | them, even the button holes are made by hand. Something you
|: don’t find in most makes and a sort of a “thorough-bred” look
I about them. The fact that we can’t define it doesn't make it any
less real. We can’t fully explain till you have worn them—Our
assortment of this famous make is now ready.
I I The Daylight Store 4th Street.
I I New Shirts “Red Seal"
L arc overalls lor
4 now in. R- R- Men.
k NO CHOCOLATE CREAMS^
pan the market to day compare with^j
They are without a doubt
finest made—A trial will convince
you—Fresh weekly.
MONEY!
If you need money see me.
M. 0. DELAPLAIN.
See the Brink & Co., .coupon ad.
No. 4 was over four hours late this
morning.
First class livery turnouts at Platt
& King’s.
Whon you want a hack in a hurry,
telephone Platt & King. Day or night.
The May Day Ball at the Turner
hall will be the best of the year, and
no one who has ever attended one
will deny it.
James M. Jones, of Atchison, Kan- i
sas, the only brother of Mrs. H. W.
Daniell of this city, died last even
ing at 8 o’clock. i
Bulbs for sale at Floral Park nurse
ry, corner 12th street and Grand ave- i
nue. by the Grand Valley Floral & i
Nursery company.
“Through tourist sleeping cars
Grand Junction to Chicago, leave (1:25
a. in. every Monday, Tuesday and
Friday via Rock Island system. Best
service and lowest rates. For infor
mation applv to E Drake G. P. A.
Salt Lake.
The Lay-Nattinger Mer. Co.
The Krippendorf-Dittman
FINE SHOES!
We make a specialty of Ladies' and Misses’ Fine Shoes,
The Kippendorf-Dittman Fine Shoes for the Ladies;
The Minnehaha Shoes for Misses and Children.
These we are selling at reasonable prices, and every
pair sold with a guarantee.
_______ See our new Line of Ladies Wash
HdvllvL Skirts, just in. They are very
BUYING pretty styles in Linen, Duck Ox
' ! fords and Cotton Coverts.
Our Second Invoice of Shirt Waists
Have Just Arrived.
MaKc your Selections Before
the Line is Broken «••»»•
The Lay-Nattinger Mer. Co.
Grand Junction, Colo.
Glassford sells window awnings.
Herron and Cassells is 349.
Trees for sale at Floral Park nurse
ry.
Vines and shrubs for stile at Floral
Park nursery.
The best of everything at the May
Day annual ball.
Roses for sale at Floral Park nurse
ry, corner 12th street and Grand ave
nue.
If yon have not got your spring hat.
call and see the line at Suulett & Rob
erts.
An elegant lino of street and dress
hats just received at Sublett and Rob
erts.
There is nothing like the May Day
tall for a good time. Turner hall
this year.
This office can use some clean cot
ton rags. Dirty, or woolen rags will
not be accepted.
Strictly the swellest ball of the
year, that of the Women of Woodcraft
on the first of Mav.
Wanted —Two good well matched
teams, one single and one two-seated
carriage. Bogan. Gaines & Company.
Have you noticed the swell street
hats that most of the ladies are wear
ing this year? They all came from
the Ladies Emporium.
Colorado Midland Sunday rates
effective April 12th. Gleuwood and
return Sunday $2.50. Gleuwood and
return every Saturday, limit to Mon
day $8.50.
Safe crackers. Burglars and fire
cannot attack your valuables when
stored in our safety deposit vaults.
You hold the key. Let us show’ them
to you. Grand Valley National bank.
If you have ever been to a May Day
Ball, you wont miss rlie one this
year. And if you will take the ad
vice of anyone who was there last
year you will not miss the one this
year.
George Smith and wife spent Sun
day in Palisades.
Smith Brothers of Orchard mesa,
have purchased the remaining cattle
of W. B. Stanley.
The new sash and glass which was
broken out of the Lay-Nattineer store
some time ago, is being replaced to
day.
City council meets tonight to con
clude their business and the new
council will be inducted into their
duties.
E. G. Lutes returned from Ouray
Saturday, where lie weut to close up
his business affairs, before removing
to this city.
Orson Adams, Jr., returned Satur
day night from Moab. He was delay
ed twelve hours by the wreck at Sol
dier Summit.
Ben. J. Snyder is home from Gleu
wood Springs where ho has been for
the past week for the sake of his
rheumatism.
Mrs, Ben J. Snyder, son Fred, Miss
Frieze and Prof. Warning, public
school teachers, spent Sunday in Glen
wood Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Pelton arrived
in the city Saturday morning from
Traverse City, Mich., and w’ill make
their home here.
Rev. Father Burke who has been
the guest of Rev. Father Conway for
several days, left for his home in Del
ta this morning.
Two large keys of jieculiar construc
tion were brought to this office a few
days ago. They are identioal iu make
and old fashioned.
T. M. Jones, who was formerly
engaged in the hanking business in
this city, and who has lately been
in flu* photographic business iu Den
ver, Ims Opened up a gallery in the
city of Lead'-ille.
Yesterday the attendance was a re
cord breaker for the Fifth Street M.
E. church Sunday school. Total at
tendance was 307. The largest iu
tlu* history of the school. Next Sun
day will be the 19th anniversary of
the school.
There are several persons who think
that John Borschell is not connected
with the Grand Junction Delivery
company any more, hut such is not
the case. He is still .president and
manager for the company, but Ims
been compelled to put on another
driver with the wagon on account of
having rheumatism. All complaints
and orders may be given to him.
Packages delivered to any part of the
city safely and promptly.
The Goo. Briuk Tea company took
a unique manner of advertising their
business this morning. Two Ruhes,
done up iu the tine country style,
one with a flute and the other with a
drum, paraded Main street. On the
front and hack of eacli of the musi
cians were advertisements of Manager
Byers of the “T” company. There
w’ere some so unkind U 9 to say that
the two itinerants were the heralds
of the incomiug democratic adminis
tration.
J. S. Shaw, of New Castle, Pa.,
accompanying J. V. Howard, arrived
iu this city this morning from Port
laud, Oregon, Where they weut to in
vestigate some matters pertaining to
the Smelting business. Mr. Shaw is
one of the directors of the Smelting
company and is a man of large influ
ence in his native state. Mr. Shaw
is much pleased with Grand Junction
and thinks it has a most promising
future. He will remain here with
Mr. Howard for some days.
Orson Adams, Jr., cashier of the
Mesa County bank, Grand Junction,
Colorado, reached Moab last evening,
coming in as a witness in the Castle
Creek water litigation. Mr. Adams
was one of the first locators and ap
propriators of water on that creek iu
1880. Mr. Adams was a Grand county
resident for a number of years, being
engaged principally in the cattle bus
iness. This is his first visit to this
section for upwards of ten vears. He
notes the many improvements that
have taken place in the meantime. —
Moab Times.
E. G. Lutes, a practical candy
maker from Ourav. formerly of Chi
cago, has purchased the Frank Sparks
candy store, known as the Boston
Caudv Kitchen. Mr. Lutes is a prac
tical candy maker and will introduce
to the public everything that is late
iu candy making. Mr. Sparks who
retires had built up a splendid trade
and had numerous friends who will
regret to see him retire from business.
He has not yet determined what he
will do. Mr. Sparks is a practical
electrician and can always find work
at his trade, as he lias credentials ol
a most capable man at his trade.
| We Are Showing Spring Line of |
Men’s Boys’ and
Children’s Clothing. |
£ . _ iMf Hals In the Late
| SHU and Soft BlacKs. |
Shoes in Oxfords and £
I m g h Cuts
1 Shirts, Underwar and Neckwear in all the new colors, £
and at prices that are right.
SAMPLINERS’
Who do as they advertise. £
2 -*The Ramey Investment Company*- S
MONEY TO LOAN.
2 INSURANCE COLLECTIONS 2
j LOTS FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS OF CITY
• Choice Orchards and Alfalfa Lands
| FOB SALE J
]j See Us Before Investing. |
11 CURRIE BLOCK
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FRESH |
I; EVERY DAY.... |
<; Our Meat Supplies. |
(Oysters and Fish.... 1
Wadswoflli £ Son. 1
Special attention to telephone orders. ’Phone, 342.
ArfV id-dr £ iuld 4 *d A44 r AAA
Hie Graim Juncilon LuinDer GoiDpany j
(Successors to Mayo Jb Endner.)
Dealert in
LUIHBER HND BUILDING IUHTERIHL
Hard and Soft Coal.
iJT’Estimates furnishedon all classes of material.
and Yards Main and Spruce. *
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g NOW COMPLETE. |
g. Our line of Spring Suitings is now complete. If you want a SZ
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t LOEFFLER, THE TAILOR. 1
g 407 Main Street. §
3 THREE LEADERS^"
Insurance: * omldned_ ■ i, - 5 . !40t8 companies represented
I n7»n V Unsurpassed facilities for furnishing money. No
L.UCUIO. vexatious delays.
Real Estate* lino of city and country property^^^^^T
CALL AND SEE US.
THE HOME LOAN & INVESTMENT CO.
J. A. McLucn Manager Beal Estate Dcpl. Wm. A. MABSH, Mgr.
357 Main Street.
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