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PAGE SIX DR ROBERT W HALL Dentist Suite 1. 2 and 3 Reed Block. Phone Junction 244. 5 DREW A FISK -2 n Vtlerlbkij oarßc'uc A DtiUM £ A Gradual* Ontario Vat. Col. J A Pkoat Red 17 81. Hospital 144 £ 5 Colorado 4.v«nna. 2 /\ Grand Janstloa, Colo rad a. 2 AmA /x ao a a a a at DR H R PALMEI Kata Burgeon to Wesleyan Hospital. Lincoln. Nab. •fMial Attention to Diieaiei of *y«> Ear. Nose, Throat and Gea eral Surgery Mica over Schmidt's Hardware store. Hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Phone 1334 Black. Residence. 737 Hill Ave.; Phone 744 Red. Or. Daisy B MorelocK-Spencer Dr. Isabelle Morslock MORELOCK and SPENCER Osteopaths SPECIALISTS IN WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN’S DISEASES Office hours: 9to 12 a.m.; 1 to 6 p.m 418 N. 7th. Phone Junct. 56. jjj 11 " DR. N. DYMENBERG J + Physician and Surgeon. 4- 4! Office In Fair Building. X 4. Suite 229. 4» fci-i-i-H-i-M- ** -i-i-i-m-h-*; .*. 4- DR KA. HELGESON 4- •b Diseases of Infants and Children •b i 4- Office. 1 and 2 Margery Bldg. 4*l 4. Phones. Office. Red 4221: Resi 4. dence. Red 4 222. 4* | *l**l**i**r**l**l~l**J~!* 4* *s* 4 We still want to sell 25c and 50c whips.—-Fred Mantey. .‘lO off sale. Crown Furniture Co. VERY LOW RATES will be in effect for the following occasions via the DENVER $ RIO GRANDE "Scenic Line of the World.” ALASKA-YUKON-PACIFIC EXPOSITION Seattle. Wash.. June 1 to October 16. 1909 BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS CONVEN TION Los Angeles, Cal., July 11 to 17, 1909 NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT, GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC Salt Lake City. Utah. August 9 to 14, 1909 NATIONAL IRRIGATION CONGRESS Spokane. Wash.. August 9 to 14. 1909 Through Pullman Sleeping Cam. Diniug Cara (service a la carte). OPKN TOP OBSERVATION CARS through the Canons dur ing the summer months, seats free. Call on your nearest agent, or write S K HOOPER. General Passenger and Ticket Agent Denver. Colorado Summer Rates East ....Over the.... MIDLAND HHI ROUTE Tickets on sale daily from June Ist. Limited to October 31st. Phone Junction 116 R. E. VICKERY General Agent, Colorado Midland Ry. JSfc. .' THE MAKERS WHO MAKE FOR WOMEN ONLY The W. F. WHITE MERC. CO. 6th. and Main I|l|L Carry E. P. Reeds Famous Mahe Exclusively '—black and tan, We shall take great pleasure tan. suede and ankle-strap pumps showing you this most ex- PATENT OXFORDS. Famous THE LATEST IN elusive Showing of Womens the MOST BEAUTIFUL Reed wobeji's shoe Shoes m Style and quality... Oxfords w. F. WHITE MERC. COMPANY THE GRAND VALLEY PROJECT The 4.rami Valley High Line irrigation project, which has been field up for some week by orders of Secretary Ballinger, i" to be resuined uguin under dif ferent condition*. The former agreement provided iluif the hern held up for some weeks by the government and the Water I'sers’ association. But the government's legal depart ment has decided that under the rec lamation act the project must be completed by the government alone, if it goes into it at all. Secretary Ballinger declares that the project is' a feasible one. and that It is only a question of money. He thinks that there may be $170,000 available in the next eighteen months for the j work and that funds will be forth -2 coming hereafter for the project. This is gratifying information, not only for the Grand valley, but for the rest of the state inasmuch as it will greatly increase the fruit producing area of the stat**, in one of its best sections. The plan is a large one and calls for the expenditure of a large amount of money, so much that the people of Grand Junction felt that they could not undertake it privately. Now. however, that the government is to take it up the work will certain ly be prosecuted to a successful con rlusiou. although it may take consid erably longer than under private supervision.—Colorado Springs Tele graph. Perpetual Sunshine. The time of year is now at hand when the continual sunshine in this valley prevails, this intense light to gether with the peculiar reflections from the ground causes uncomfort able and annoying eye troubles, headaches, etc. In a great majority of cases an error of refraction is the j primary cause and the intense light serves to aggravate the troubles. If your eyes .annoy you and give you pain, call upon Chns. Gasho. opto metrist, in the Reed block, and have | him examine your eyes. Summer tourist tickets to principal points east. Good returning until October 21 via the Colorado Mid land. Phone Junction 116. When you want a nice rig for a drive go to Barton & Terrill’s, cor ner of Fifth street and - Colorado ave- THE DAILY SENTINEL. GRAND JUNCTION. COLQUODn MAKE CHANGES IN THE STORES C. \V. Primrose, the Jeweler, has Arcured a lease cm the entire* front fifty feet of the handsome room in the I teed Block tlint lias for a number of years been oc cupied by the Wohlfort drug store and the* Primrose jewelry store*, the latte*r occupying one* side* of the front of the store and the- drug store occupying the remainder of the* building. The drug store* recently vacated the* building, having been purchased by the* I>. Smith Drug rom paity und moved into the corner room of the* block. Mr. Primrose-, owing to the splen did increase* in the* volume of his business and the- desire to have larger quarters, secured the entire front section of the building. Yesterday carpenters and other workmen began the task of remodeling the* front of the store and when the work Is fin ished and a large amount of new fix tures. etc., installed Mr. Primrose will have one of the largest and hondsomest retail jewelry houses in western Colorado. It will be a beauty in every way. strictly modern and first class, a credit to the business interests of any city. The Primrose store has always been attarctive but the enlargement will permit numer ous and extensive changes. The rear of the large room lias been leased by E. A. Ryan, the clothier, and the* work of putting u partition between this part of the room and that occupied by Mr. Prim rose started today. This room ad joins the Ryan clothing house and the partition between the main Ryan store room and this newly leased room will be removed and thus Mr. Ryan will make a big increase* in his floor space and permit him to display his big stock in a more advantageous and attractive manner than ever be fore. With this addition Mr. Ryan will have one of the largest store rooms in western Colorado. Jacob Franz, an old citizen of Grand Valley, committed suicide yes terday by blowing his brains out. No reason for the* act is known. Earlier in the* day he and his learn got into Parachute creek and the team came near drowning, but were gotten out in safe*ty. Some time afterwards he went over to County Commissioner Brennan's and got his gun and put a bullet through his brain. No rea son is known for his act. Possibly the worry about his team while get ting them out of the creek caused him to lose his meutal balance. He had no bad habits, his health was perfect and he had recently paid $2,000 in cash for a farm and had money left. He was about 45 years old and was a bachelor. His only known relatives live in Kansas, Cor oner Hopkins has gone to Grand Val ley to investigate the death, but it is hardly probable that an inquest will be necessary as there is no doubt that he committed! suicide. Glen wood Avalanche. Last night a gang of young hood lums. boys who are certain to land behind prison bars sooner or later if their parents or guardians do not take them in charge and cause them to quit roaming the streets nightly, collected around the tent on the cor ner of Seventh and Main where even gelistic services are being held, and proceeded in a most disgraceful and dirty manner to mock the attendants at the services. The y*-lls and howls of these young ruffians could be heard for several blocks and they kept it up for a good while. Of course no police officer put in an appearance and the boys were undis turbed. so far as any officer was concerned, until they Mred of their nefarious work. The Glen wood hall team is being I strengtuened by new players all the time. R. K. Wells, formerly of An son’s Colts, Is en route from Chicago and will hold down second base, lie is also a very fine batter and will greatly strengthen the team. His many friends will be glad to know that Randy Ballinger will also be on the team again in a few days and will display some curves that puzzled the batters when ho was in the box. The j team is as good ns any Glenwood has | ever had and they will win victories right along. -Glenwood: Avalanche. A veritable city ol fun will be the carnival grounds of Nat Reisi next week during the six nights that the big series of attractions will be shown j in this city. There are in ell about! one dozen shows and several big J startling fret* acts. The shows are all clean, with reasonable admission 1 . prices within the reach of all. It will be the biggest summer attraction offered in Grand Junction this year. The carnival grounds are on South Fifth street, within easy reach of the tear line r.nd within easy walking dis tance of many sections of the city. You will have to hurry if you get one of those new having outfits at McCary's BIG SPECIAL GROWER WELL KNOWN HERE. LEAVES STATE The man who raise*, potatoes of so line quality that each “spud" is w ruptxul in tissue im pel- and shipped 15,000 miles to .New York, where the New York < entrul Bail road company ab sorbs the entire output of the farm for use on its dining cars, may soon be lost to Colorado, at least for n time. The man is Eugene Grubb of Car bondale, at the foot of lofty Mount i Sopris, and he has been selected by the Twin Falls Irrigation company of southern Idaho to assist it in col onizing the odd million acres of rich land upon which it has introduced the waters of the Snake river, after constructing one of the most expen sive dams in irrigation history. Grubb is supposed to know more about raising "murphies’’ than any other man in Colorado. He has per fected the product of his ranch until his potatoes command a handsome . premium over those raised by any other rancher in the state, and he will in future demonstrate the capa bilities of Twin Falls soil in the mat ter of tuber producing. Grubb is now at Hagerman, Idaho, where he assist ed in tho opening of that new town June f>. This opening was ni’ade un der the provisions of the Carey act, and an enormous number of people was present when the tract was thrown open. The Colorado authority on agri- j culture, with potatoes as his spec- 1 laity, Will probably make Jerome,! Idaho, his headquarters. He will have a corps of assistants and thef company will employ experts in every I department to assist Grubb in dem onstrating the value of its land. A • large number of Denver and Colo rado -people went to the opening and took chances in the distribution of town lots and fruit tracts, probably j more for purp6ses of speculation than for real homesteading. Grubb's going to Idaho is only an other example of the demand for i Colorado experts in the development of that country. Denver Republican. We have awnings to match the color of your house, or any stripe ! you want.—J. H. Line. Low rates to nearly all Eastern points via the Rio Grande. Tickets on sale daily after June 1 at city ticket office. We have money to loan on ranch ! property.—Coe Investment Co. j HIGH LINE J 4* We have 120 acres of fine land 4* 4- mostly red soil, at a bargain. 4* It was listed with us a few 4* days ago. just before the canal 4* 4- decision was given. We can 4 4- divide into 40-acre tracts. 4. 4. PERRY-SIMMONS 4 4* Real Estate & Investment Co. 4* 4. 4 4. 514 Main. Phone Junction 51. 4. • a..t.. 1 ..!. »•»«.».»» • "3* *i r* MONEY BACK OFFER Mi-o-na Quickly Cures Belching, Sour Stomach. Foul Breath. Stomach Distress, or Money Back. Stop your Indigestion right away: you can do it if you will. (Jo today and get a box of Mi-o-na tablets. Take one before, with or af ter meals for a few days and note j the wonderful result. In a week you can eat and enjoy ' any food you want without after dis turbance. in two weeks you will feel 1 like a new being. Careful women who want to have j and keep a good complexion, rosy 1 cheeks and bright eyes, should try* .Mi-o-na. acting us it does on the i stomach, it is the great preventative , of impure blood. If you have a sallow complexion, j pimples, blotches or dull eyes, your j digestion is all wrong, and you, should take Mi-o-na tablets immedi-j ately and put your stomach right. j Mi-o-na instantly stops belching of gas. sour stomach, heartburn and foul i breath. Mi-o-na is guaranteed by the C. I). Smith Drug Company to cure dys- ; pepsia. sea or car sickness, vomiting of pregnancy or money back. Don’t hesitate to try Mi-o-na. It is for sale by leading druggists ev ’ crywhere. HY0ME| Cun'S catarrh or money back. Just . breathe it in. Complete outfit, including inhaler £1. Extra bottlea 60c. Druggists, j A HARD LUCK STORY BY THE YARD A man dial lives not far from here. Sells soda |K»p and sometimes beer. He has a ball team and they play baseball; Sometimes,—sand sometimes li l*ing Pong. . And when they win Old John feels fine. But when they don’t 011 111 c, 011 my. There is more like this Tluit I could tell, but. I have Some suits. I want to sell At #115.00 |»ei* — Coat, Pants and Vest, They have a home run on ilie best. — O LOEFFLER’S O a DR. F. If. STILES Currie Block. £ a Grand Junction. £ 2. Practice Limited to Dlseasee el £ \ THE EYE. EAR ,NOBB £ J AND THROAT. £ Waaaaaaa AAAAAAAA/I ITEPHEN T. EQENESS. M. D. 4 L Office 103 Sentinel Bldg. $ r + Telephonee: Office. Junction 4. I 384; realdence, ask central. 4* V444444~1*4» * -b For a jolly time arrange to attend the calico ball at Margery Hall on the* evening of June 17 given by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engine men. Fine music and besi of ar rangements. The Home Loan & Investment Company 187 Main It., Qrand Junction. WI ARE ABLE AT ALL TIMES TO HAKE FARM AND CITY LOANS. Give si your insurance. Wc five yon the belt companies and beat care. Farm and city property bandied. Onr facilities for buying and idl ing real estate are unexoelled. We pay special attention to selling real estate on installments. I. 0. McMULLIN. President. WM. A. MARSH, Mnnnger. We are the Largest WHY? We do the Largest Business WHY? We do the Best Work The Excelsior Laundry Company Phone June. 176 MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE. LONG TIME. EASY PAYMENTS. RELIABLE REPRESENT ATI YES WANTED. The Jackson Loan & Trust Company FORT WORTH. TEX. JACKSON, MISS. Special Prices on Everything in House Furnishings this Month at Bannister Bros. & Silcox Successors to W. H. Bannister THURSDAY. JUNE 10, 1909. We can more your pianos on short notice. The Blue Barn Transfer Co. Call Junction 228 The Quist Drug Co. • Agents for the Celebrated E. Barn ham's Toilet Requisites. Soaps, Hair Tonics and Skin Foods. A Lady Demonstrator will be at onr store May 31 to June 12 to show the ladies of Grand Junction what these specialties will do. THE QUIST Drug Company .Bond. Lawn Mowers, Garden Hose, RaXrig erators at Reduced Prices. Everything in New and Second-Hand Household Goods. _j Tomato Plants Galore Cabbage Plants by the thousand Cauliflower Plants • • • CL m 0 0 goodly number Grand Floral Co. Cor. 2nd and Main Ptaona Uua sss Pineulesiil KRAFT 4 EMERSON.