The daily sentinel. [volume], February 17, 1909, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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PAGE EIGHT
Last Week of
t-J . '; i 1 LLI •
V* " 20th ’O9
§ All of Our Win-
I ' ter Weight Stock
"m Hart Schaffner
m %< v v & Marx 30,
27.50,25,22-
V 50, s2o.Suits
Halt 'h/tnrr % M.n (2t
$15.50
OF COURSE, THE SIZES IN EACH LINE OF PATTERNS ARE NOT
COMPLETE. BUT THE COLLECTION EMBRACES ASSORTMENT
OF SIZES, UP-TO-DATE MODELS AND ATTRACTIVE SHADES.
Sampliners
The Sentinel w M Ads
Department r 7TT'
X 4r y STRICTLY RELIABILj
WAWTKIK
WANTED —On a ranch a woman to
assist in housekeeping or man and
wife, inquire here.
WANTED -Position as bookkeeper,
all or part of time, by young man.
Several years experience. Inquire
here.
.WANTED —Scissors to grind, um
brellas, trunks and valises to
mend. B. Lynch. 236 Main street.
Phone Junction 303.
FOK SALE.
fOR SALE —New modern bungalow
at a bargain.—r-Ollie E. Bannister.
424 Main.
rOR SALE OR TRADE —A good
young Jack. Inquire of J. C.
Murray.
FOR SALE Good pair of lots, well
located; will take in good horse as
part consideration. Ollie E. Ban
nister, 424 Main.
FOR SALE —Good bungalow at a
bargain. Ollie E. Bannister, 42 4
Main.
FOR SALE Pure bred Cockerels.
Barred Rock. B. Minorca. S. S.
Hambugr. A few Hamburg hens.
Mrs. O. It. Mead, Phone Red 1634.
R. F. D. 2. box 30. city.
FOR SALE —Splendid 5-roomod cot
tage. very convenient, modern. Ap
ply 336 Chipeta.
FOR SALE My residence tit 2:’. I
White. Small payment, balance
easy.—Fred Man toy.
FOR SALE Residence lots: good lo
cation; reasonable. Inquire here.
FOR SALE —Low-wheeled, rubber
tired runabout. Inquire 137 Grand.
win RIONT —Three light-housekeep
ing rooms; downstairs. 607 Ute.
wii* SALE —Two horses, work single
double. 233 Chipeta.
w>IT~SAbE Cheap, '-amiry l>irdß;
™mi,. sVnßerß. 719 North Sixth. _
" D '”u., Two valuable lots on
tvooul Clone In Cheap If
liken at once; 3 room house. In
quire here.
Sentinel want ads bring result!
FOR SALE —Good pair of residence
lots. Ollie E. Bannister, 424 Main.
FOR SALE —About 3 % acres ad
joining city. Ideal home location.
Part in orchard and part in alfalfa.
Cheap, if taken at once. Phone
Owner. Red 691.
FOR SALE Four choice residence
lots, cheap; easy terms. Inquire
La Harpe Hotel.
FOR RENT.
rOR RENT—Guns. Lynch. 236 Main.
Phone Junction 303.
FOR RENT 9x12 floor space and
show window. 334 Main street.
FOR RENT —One furnished room.
820 Main. $3 a month, modern.
, FOR RENT —-Three modern house
keeping rooms. Inquire at 7103
South avenue. Phone Black 5422.
FOR RENT -Three room furnished
J house at 24 4 Chipeta. Inquire the
first door east.
MISCELLA N* EOUft.
J. ARENTSEN, expert sewing ma
chine repair man. at Lynch’s re
pair shop. 236 Main. Phone Junc
tion 303.
1 $24 Range, with warming oven, for $20.00 H ere Qnc / nOW j S yoUT chance tO SeCUre O RANGE.
1 ,3 ?„rZn,'r.': wrvo,, : nM,lw,mn : 26.75 We have too many for this season of the year
1 ,ront .“ n " 4500 and in order to make them Move Quick toe are
1 $3O Range with L water front and slashing the price. UNIIL MARCH rIKSI,
warming oven, for 24.00 r» n/ICIJ /~J ATT V
1 $52 Range, 6-lld. water front and FOR LASH U/VL f.
warming oven, for. 44.00
The Ross Hardware & Supply Co.
1 $54 Range. 4 lid. L water front and » I ■ J
warming oven, for 45.00
1 $4B Range, 6-lid, with reservoir and I— —
, 4000 Hardware for Hard Wear
warming oven, for 32.00 —^
THE DAILY SENTINEL, GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO
OF LOCAL INTEREST.
Geo. Reeder, of Delta, is visiting
in town this afternoon.
Rooms with hoard, $7.50 per week.
841 Ute. Phone Red 5036.
C. A. Melin of the Nlckle Plate
is a new arrival in the city today.
F. Zimmerly, of Telluride. is a
guest of the St. Regis this afternoon.
H. C. Holman of Los Angeles Is a
business visitor in the city today.
Phone Junction 176 for Excelsior
Loundry.
Your laundry lasts longer and
looks better when the Excelsior
Laundry Co., does It.
J. J. Anderson, a prominent Cisco
rancher, is a visitor in the city this
afternoon.
Thos. Jennings, a well known
Ouray mining man. was an arrival
on 315 last night.
Mrs. Roy A. Pearson arrived last
night from Las Animas to join her
husband in this city.
Clint Martin, late editor and pro
prietor of the Palisade Tribune, is
engaged in the realty business at
Emmett, Idaho.
Waldo Vanßuren, one of the well
known young men of the city, left
this afternoon for Denver to attend
the auto show’.
Allen McClure, the well known
ranchman, leaves this afternoon over
the Rio Grande for Los Angeles, for
a short visit and recreation.
The Denver & Rio Grande pay rat
arrived today, and it is stated that
the amount to be paid out in this
city will he greater than last month.
Miss Roxle Woods, who has been
visiting in the city the past few
weeks, with her friend. Miss Grace
Miller, left this afternoon over the
Midland for her home in Canon City.
The ground for the now storage
company mention of which was made
In The Sentinel last night has been
purchased and construction work will
begin on the building as soon as the
weather conditions will permit.
One of W. F. White’s delivery
horses took fright at an automobile
this afternoon and ran into a tele
phone pole and tipped over the wag
on. The contents were badly scat
tered and the shafts of the wagon
shattered, but otherwise no damage
was done. The accident occurred on
North Fifth street.
Charlie Weaver, who for many
years was the personal representative
of the late S. P. Gutshall’s lumber
business in this city, was an arrival
in the city today, in company with a
son of .Air. Gutshall. Mr. Weaver
sees wonderful changed In fhe city
since* he left here and hardly knows
the town today, as the one of a dozen
years ago.
See me for that new nose.—J. E
McKenzie. 64 6 Colorado avenue.
For a jolly time attend the card
social Thursday evening at Elks Hall.
15 cents. Given by Knights and
Ladles of Security.
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X R. W. LIGHT *
•% uses a double Steam Box Vul- 4*
4* canizer in the manufacture of 4*
4* 4
* RUBBER STAMPS
It does not burn the rubber,
4» and makes a stamp worth 4
4 selling. 4*l
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-4 502 Colorado Avenue. 4
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FOR RENT Modern 5-room house,
furnished or unfurnished. Apply
74 2 Ute avenue.
WANTED—PIain sewing, mending,
ironings to take home. 628 Rood
avenue, upstairs.
WANTED —Washing, ironing. Go
out or take home. Experienced.
Inquire 125 Ouray avenue.
FOR RENT Tnree large rooms with
pantry and hath. Furnace heat.
Rugs and range furnished. 444
Hill avenue. Phone Junction 453.
TOUND—B. Lynch. locKsmlth and
gunsmith. Saw tiling and trunk
and valise repairing. 236 Main
street. Phone Junction 303.
FOR TRADE—Excellent team, sur
rey and harness; new outfit; horses
about 1,000 pounds each. Would
take city lots or tract close In.
Milne & Milne. 527 Malm
Vo tkade Good residence, well lo
cated for raw land. —Ollie E. Ban
nister, 424 Main.
A MOST PITIFUL CASE
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Galveston. Texas, Feb. 17.—A piti
ful case of parental devotion and
self-sacrifice has been brought to
light by the discovery of two cases
of leprosy in this city. The victims
are brothers, one 31 years of age and
the other 18 years, and they are the
sons of Mr. and Mrs. James Younger,
who for nearly 1 2 years have kept
the secret of their sons’ affliction
from the public and have practically
kept them prisoners in their home.
Twelve years ago the family was
comfortably well to do. when the old
est son contracted a loathsome dis
ease and became; a prisoner in the
home. The parents cared for him
and sacredly guarded their secret.
Five years ago the other son was
stricken. Both are declared to be
beyond cure. The expense of caring
for the two lepers was a constant
drain upon the resources of the fam
ily and their last piece of property,
the homestead, is about to be sold
for taxes.
With the discovery of the lepers by
flie authorities the* aged parents re
alizing their hopeless fight are will
ing to have their sons sent to any
institution for treatment, but the city
authorities are confronted with a
serious dilemma, because Texas
makes no provision for lepers. There
is a federal law prohibiting the trans
portation of lepers from one state to
another, even though the Louisiana
leper colony offers to care for the
unfortunates if seiU there.
Yesterday afternoon Whipple Ches
ter received from Chicago some of
the finest hand painted china ever
seen here. All are invited to rail at
his Sentinel building studio and ex
amine the works of art.
There lias been no announcement
today from Washington concerning
the signing by Secretary Garfield of
the High Line canal contract. There
have been various rumors in circula
tion on the street, but none of them
i have proven to he true. The signa
j ture had not been attached, and
neither had the secretary declared
that he would not attach it, up to
a late hour tills afternoon.
We arc conducting a bonafide 21*
to 3o per cent discount sale from
original plain price; tags on every
thing in the store. Come early and
get your pick of the bargains.—
Crown Furniture Co.
All home rooking at the Park
house, 449 Pitkin. Rooms and board
$1 a day and up. Meals served to
transient guests.—Mrs. F. E. Deyo,
, formerly of the Elmo.
| Great Scott! You can't afford to
let your watch run over a year and a
half without'letting us clean it.—
C. W. Primrose, watchmaker and jew-
Saving money is easier than find
ing it. Bring your cash to our spe
cial discount sale.—Crown Furniture
Co.
Fresh candies at Cameron’s. 11l
Main street
Valentines at Van Horn Drug Co.,
551 Main.
Heavy hauling a specialty with
Barton & Terrill. Reasonable rates
Largest and most complete line of
English. Irish and French pipes in
the city at Cameron’s, 411 .Main
street.
Just Received
A large consignment of the Utah-
AHaifa Creaseres.—Rhinehart.
Money to Loan.
Money to loan on improved irri
gated ranches. —The Coe Investment
Company.
j Drugs at Van Horn Drug Co., 551
I Main.
Drugs at Van Horn Drag Co.. 551
' Main.
Juanita means quality. Phone
'unction 323.
We have sold an enormous quan
tity of goods and will continue our
special sale only a little while longer.
-—Crown Furniture Co.
Telephone us. and we will call for
your cleaning and pressing. Phone
1 Black 662. —The Suttorium.
FOR RENT—Four furnished rooms
for light housekeeping.-■■-Horace
T. DeLong, 555 Main.
FOR RENT —Modern 5-room house.
Apply 74 2 Ute avenue.
1 FOR RENT—Two modern hand
somely furnished rooms, 635
i Grand.
FOR SALE —At a bargain, 5-room
modern house on Colorado between
* Eleventh and Twelfth. Inquire of
I Owner, 610 Colorado avenue.
FOR SALE—Desirable Improved
acreage on North 7th street at a
bargain. Ollie E. Bannister, 424
i Main.
The Specialty House
of Grand Junction
New Spring Goods Are Arriving
Daily. A Complete Line of New
Suits, Waists, Spring Jackets and
Jffiatn Coats. .. .. .. ..
Monday specials on Evening and Dinner Gowns, a good as
sortment from $30.00 to $65.00; your choice $25.00
Also a few left at 15.00
Gloves! Gloves!! Gloves!!!
(We do not fit these Gloves while on sale.)
The 16-button Dog Skin Gloves; regular $2.25; sale $1.75
The 12-button Black Kid Gloves; regular $1.50; sale .75
Short Gloves in black, brown and blue: regular $1.50; your
choice 1.00
A good assortment of Voile and Panama Skirts; well worth
$lO.OO and $12.00; sale price $5.00
About 40 Skirts; regular value $5.00; to close out 2.75
A few more Suits, to close out at 6.00
A new shipment of Heatherbloom Under Skirts, in alf shades
and prices; also a fine line of Silk Under Skirts from
$5.00 up in all the newest shades.
A good Sateen Under Skirt; regular value $1.50; sale price* • • -85 c
A fine line of Muslin Under Skirts, trimmed with lace and in
sertion and embroidered flounces; your choice 90c
25 per cent discount on all Muslin Underwear.
25c Linen Handkerchiefs, sale price . « 10c
75 Collars; 40c and 25c values 5c
Just received —a new line of the latest Belts, Barrettes, Ruching
and Bows; also a fine line of Hosiery for spring.
Children’s Dresses; from $2.50 to $6.00; your choice $1.50
Children’s Coats from $2.00 to $4.50; all sizes and colors; your
choice 1.00
M. J. FRANTZ
530 Main St. Grand Junction
Phone Junction 263
WHEN YOU PURCHASE
either drugs, toilet articles or pat
ent medicines at our counters, you
are sure of courteous treatment, as
well as sure of getting good goods.
All the best makers of Perfumes are
represented in our Perfume Depart
ment, such as Roger & Gallet, Pin
aud and Piver of France, Hudnut,
Palmer, Colgate and Regir of Amer
ica.
We shall be always pleased to serve
you.
Kraft & Emerson
UP-TO-DATE DRUGGISTS. i
Canon Block. Phone Junction 370
I
Storage and heury hauling of all
kinds. The Blue Barn, Junction 2 28. .
Goldsworthy Bros., exclusive mar
ket. 320 Colorado avenue.
A. Bergeron’s extensive experience
in piano tuning warrants you the
highest workmanship. Phone him at
residence.
Sentinel want ads bring results, j
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1909
Roe
Ribbons
All Colors in
Taffata Chiffon,
Good Weight and
Lusters 20c yd.
Trimmed Win
ter Hats at any
price you wish.
525 - - MAIN
$ DHS. KI.DIiLDGE AND GRAY, . .
V Physicians and Surgeons. • •
4 All medicines furnished from • •
4 our own laboratory and put up ••
4. by ourselves, thus avoiding • •
4* mistakes. • •
4 Offices 518 Capitol block, •»
4 Main Street. » •
4 Dr. Eldrhlge’s residence No. • •
4 538 Chipeta avenue. Phone • •
4 No. 107 Junction. ••
-!• Dr. Gray’s residence, 662 4
4 Colorado avenue. Phone Juno- 4
4 tlon 321. • t
4 Office phone No. 12 5 Juno- • •
4 tlon. ■ •
4 Office hours from 8:30 to IS • •
4 a.m.; from 1 to 6 p.m.; from ••
4 7 to 9 p.m., and from 2 to 4 • •
4 p.m. Sundays. « 1
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