The daily sentinel. [volume], October 13, 1908, Page PAGE TEN, Image 10

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PAGE TEN
Copyright 1908 by Hart Schafincr Sc Marx
YOU never saw a more attractive
lot of good Clothes than we’re
ready to show you right now for fall
wear. They’re
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Clothes, and the new colors, new weaves and fabrics are as rich
and varied and attractive as clothes can be^
Twenty dollars will get you a mighty good suit; all wool, per
fectly made, correct in style.
This store is the home of Hart. Schaffner and Marx Clothes.
Dunlap Hats, and Nettleton and Douglas Shoes.
Sampliners
Who Do As They Advertise
For tliut tired reeling exercise pru
dence in selecting your edibles. Hil
bert &. Ricks, groceries and meats.
Ask the man at 551 Main for cigars.
Phone to Post & Lloyd for a hack
day or night.
No trouble at all for iih to roll for
your miltn or Mkirts. (’lean, press anil
deliver them. Work iruaranteed. Tel
ephone Blink 002. 125 South Fifth
street.
Ask the man at 551 Main for toilet
■Oil pH.
When you want to move houHohohl
furniture, pianos or imythlng else In
thut line, call up Iturton .Sr Terrill.
Aak the man at 551 Main for Mc-
Donald's candy.
Modern 7-room house, cheap. Ap
ply 334 Main. Phone Black 622.
Ask the man at 551 Main for sta
tionery
For heavy hitulrtiK and all kinds of
transfer work see Unit on Torvill,
corner Fifth and Colorado.
Comfortable, attractive rigs. Rood
horses, courteous treatment, reasonable
prices—Barton & Terrill, the liverymen.
Ask the man at 551 Main for sponges.
...CASSELLS a COMPANY...
GROCERIES AND MEATS
Here are a Few Things we Sell That are Not Good to Eat
—1 — “ — ' — — ” Jelly Glasses, per dozen 35c _ -
Mop Sticks, each 20c WfiLSDCFS CUIQ
Clothes Baskets “• Clothes Lines
. Brooms, each 30c. 40c and 50c V/IUIIIVJ
Scrub Brushes, each 10c. 20c and 25c
( I - ! Clf C Galvanized Tubs, each 75c. 85c and $l.OO
Ulliei D«tsnei> «,«.«*». This Department is Full
of Useful Articles
Phone Jet 3491 -it t 0 p ay cSt] 349 Main St
To Conservative Investors:
Twelve per rent interest is guar
anteed on sums of from SIOO to
000. until a certain sum is placed.
The securities are excellent. For
further particulars, call at 112 Main
street. Smith & Uayliss' real estate
office.
Real live pictures that talk and
sing at t lie Novelty Theatre week of
October 12. Don’t miss it.
Those suits and furs are here at
Mine. Roe’s.
The Cameraphone, the moving pic
tures that talk at the Novelty Thea
tre. commencing Monday, October 12.
at 2:30 p.tn.
20 acres line High Line, 4 miles
north of city, for $2,000. Caldwell-
Walker Co.
120 acres of fine High Line. 4 miles
northeast of Fruita, at $7T> per acre,
if sold at once. Caldwell-Walker Co.
Real live pictures that talk and i
sing at the Novelty Theatre week of
October 12. Don't miss it.
Ask the man at 5»l Main for drugs
Ask the man at 551 Main for whisk
brooms. '
DAILY SENTINEL, GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO.
At Home SPORTS and Abroad
WILL BE CRITICAL GAME.
The foot hall game next Saturday
between the Tigers and the Delta
High School is one of the most criti
cal games of the season. If Grand
Junction wins this, there is hut lit
tle doubt that she will win the cham
pionship.
Grand Junction and Delta have
long been bitter rivals in an athletic
way, and both teams put up a harder
fight when lined up against each oth
er than at any other time of the sea
son.
Howard, the full back on the Delta
team last year and the man who
made the long, sensational run which
proved fatal to Grand Junction's as
pirations. is still In the game and is
playing half this year.
Besides Howard, their star player,
they have seven of their last year’s
lineup ugain on the team.
Two of the best players on the
Delta team were at the fair grounds
Saturday and saw the Junction elev
en wallop the Montrose aggregation.
Of course, they gained a knowledge
of the Tiger's style of play and a few
of their formations, if they did not
go further, as is claimed, and copy
the Junction signals. Contrary to
their expectations, it was not a hard
fought battle, and the report which
they take back to Delta will not be
encouraging, but It will cause them
to practice harder.
Delta, not having so high a stand- '
ard, does not lose any men on ac-l
count of having fallen down in their 1
studies, while Grand Junction loses
two of their best men.
However, with all these handicaps,
it is even money that Grand Junction i
beats them worse than they did the i
Indians—l7 to 0.
Grand Junction not only expects'«
to beat the Delta aggregation in foot «
ball, but also in a girls' basket ball |
game, for which both teams have
been practicing for several weeks.
From fifteen to twenty girls have <
been out each night in the local i
school, ami Miss Carleston thinks'
that the prospects are very good for
a victory. Both games may be seen
for the usual price of admission. If
Delta furnishes the crowd she has!
in past years, there will lie a large i
number to witness the games next
Saturday. Ii
Arthur Peery, Roy Wadsworth and
Harvey Lemmon are hunting deer, i
this week on Plnon mesa.
L. M. Brown and T. T. Talbert re-'
turned yesterday from the White riv
er country with a fine large buck
apiece.
F. Jackson. (’. B. Thomas ami B.
B. Tracy returned today 'rom a sue-!
cessful hunting trip in the Meeker t
country. Bach man brought home a '
deer.
Trinidad won the largest percent- i
age of games in tne Albuquerque j t
tournament and captured the SI,OOO I
prize. i
Manager Aupperle as yet lias failed 1
to secure a game with the Ogden j I
High School, hut still lias hopes of, i
making the date.
W. S. Purkey. cashier of the Wells
Fargo Kxpress Co., in this city, left I
yesterday afternoon for a short visit i
in Mexico.
F. H. Jones, a former well known
lUo Grande engineer now employed
In Mexico, is visiting old friends in
the city today.
I All the county ticket candidates ;
fare exceedingly busy this week.
Tomorrow night the Knights of |
Pythias will have a busy session.
Try Tlie Sentinel Want Ads.
(Archie Wells)
THEY HAD A JOLLY TIME.
I,ast evening, a jolly crowd of
young people held a beefstakc fry
over on the Gunnison, near the ice
houses. They left town about 8
o’clock ip the evening and made I
camp about 10 o’clock when a large '
fire was built and the beefsteak and j
Welsh Rarebit and many other app
tizing eatables were cooked and
eaten with rare relish. Bd Ryan
acted as toastmaster and Sand ford
Hoodenpyle and Richard Gex deliv
ered short addresses which were
thoroughly enjoyed. The merry party
returned to the city about midnight]
and feel that the rare treat last night,
more than makes up for the tired |
feeling today and the colds contracted
from sitting on the damp ground.
Those present were: Misses Helen
Newton, Mary Byers. Alice Smith.]
j Helen Bunting. Avis Hardy. Agnes
Cosgrove. Carrie Hoodenpyle. Messrs, j
Sil Bernard. Bd Ryan, Sandford
Hoodenpyle. Chas. Day. Richmond
(.ex. Glen and Dick Blackstone.
Register today at the county clerk's I
office. There is danger In delay.
Today the registration has been ;
very heavy at the county clerk’s of- I
I fice. *
| There was a busy and enjoyable j
session of the Blks last night at their
! hall.
You owe It to your county, your
state and your country, to register
and vote.
Mr. and Mrs C. W. < liamlifi lain
lof Denver are visiting friends in the j
Icily today. |
Work is progressing rapidly on t he :
second story of the Reed block, corn
ier of Fourth and Main.
I Only a small crowd hoard the Re- .
publican speakers at the meeting last
night at Odd Fellows Hall.
I Ollie Bannister, the real estate J
man. has purchased a four cylinder
B uck automobile, for use in his busi
j ness.
<\ H. Arthur returned last night
! from his cattle ranch at Thompson's.
Utah. He expects to be here only a
I fow days.
Mrs. Edith Frohn and Mrs. W. O.
Powers ami baby leave tomorrow for
Los Angeles, to visit their mother.
Mrs. Ramsey.
John W. Springer is to be one of]
j the Republican orators of state rep
i utation to speak in Grand Junction
* this campaign.
j M. A1 Unbinds, a large wholesale I
j druggist of Colorado Springs, is look
ing over the valley today w(th the in
tention of locating.
A conference of Catholic priests is
| being held in this city this afternoon
jand clergymen from several outside
j points are in attendance.
John Groves returned last night
from an extended visit with relatives
at ills old home in Indiana and in
Chicago.
Mrs. I C. Francis, wife of the
cashier of the local office of the Globe
Bxpress Company, left last night on
! No. G. with her little daughter. Dor
othy Catherine, for Pueblo, where
' Mrs. Francis will enter the C. F. &
i I. hospital, to be under the care of
J Dr. Corwin, the noted physician and
surgeon. Mrs. Francis may have to
I undergo an operation before she is
I restored to normal health. Her par
' ents reside in Pueblo.
The Specialty House
of Grand Junction
»
HATS, HATS, HATS! The popular Furs of the season
—Furs of dependable quality,
A fine lot of Hats. Your choice as well as correct styles in
Scarfs, Muffs and Coats, por
of this lot, tray a jj j-jjg ess ential features
of the new modes in Black
CJ AA Lynx, Mink, Russian Pony and
Persian. Nothing desirable is
• missing from this great stock.
A nice line of Ladies’ and Miss- irncTFu-v *
es’ Suits just received in all _ HUbLLRY.
the latest styles. Prices from , have a complete line of La
dies Hose in fancy colons, and
CZ the only Hose that is made
lO tD l J without seams —the Burson.
Our prices are from
Our fall showing of New Waists in 1 /■[_
is now ready for your approval lO /3C
and will undoubtedly command A fme line of SUk Hose at
great interest from the fact
that not only all that is new $- 50.
in tailored and lingerie styles
are to be seen here, but also A large assortment of Ladies’
the greatest assortments of Silk Pocket Books in all the latest
and Lace Waists we have ever styles and an extra fine line,
shown. Our prices are from All price from
$1.50 to $35 t 0 $ 25
M. J F rantz
Ladies’ Bazaar
530 MAIN Grand Junction Colo.
“Solvol”
A non-explosive cleaner.
Tested and approved by the Na
tional Underwriters’ Association.
Cleans Silk, Wool. Feathers,
Cotton Goods, Gloves. Etc., per
fectly.
“Its fumes destroy flames.’’
25c the bottle.
The WohlfortDrug Co.
Phone Red 1401.
808 Main St.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1908.
| DRS. KLDRIDUE AND GRAY, . !
4* Physical ns and Surgeons. • •
JL All medicines furbished from ••
our own laboratory and put up • •
by ourselves, thus avoiding • •
4* mistakes. • •
4* Offices 518 Capitol block, ••
Main Street. • •
4* Dr. EldrUige’s residence No. • •
*!• 538 Chipeta avenue. Phone • •
4- No. 107 Junction. • •
I Dr, Gray’s residence. 562 • •
Colorado avenue. Phone June- ••
tlon 321. • •
4. Office phone No. 125 June- • •
4- tion. • •
4. Office hours from 8:30 to 12 • •
4* am.; from 1 to 6 p.m.; from ••
4* 7 to 9 p.m., and from 2 to 4 • •
4* p.m. Sundays. • •
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Harness renairln e *t Rhineh art's.