The daily sentinel. [volume], June 10, 1909, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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YOUNG MEN ARE SUPPOSED TO BE MORE THAN USUALLY
critical as to style in clothes; but we find a good many men of
older years whose clothes ideas are rather young. For all sorts
and ages of men
HART SCH AFFNER & MARX
clothes are made to be satisfactory. The invariable all-wool qual
ity is an important item for wearers: it adds to the length of ser
vice you get; it makes the fine tailoring and the perfect style, and
the correctness of fit all the more valuable because they last bet
ter in all-wool fabrics than in the cheaper cotton-mixtures that are
so common.
You want these goods: we have them.
Suits $2O to $3O: overcoats $18.50 to $3O.
The Sentinel
t Department .
STRICTLY RELIABLE
WANTED. f
WANTED Gentlemen boarders,
good board, comfortable rooms,
with private family. Apply 63 8 1
Gunnison avenue.
WANTED—Man cook for ranch
work. Would prefer Japanese.
A. 1». Smith. De Deque. Apply to
The Sentinel.
WANTED Hoi es <■ pasture. Al
falfa. water and shade. 2 miles east
of Whitewater.- (». It Neil.
WANTED Lawns 10 mow. Marvin
Pen field, 324 South. Phone Mesa]
491. )
WANTED —Scissors to grind. um
brellas, trunks and valises to
mend.—B. Lynch. 236 Main street,
Phone Junction 303.
*£ FOK HA I.E.
FOH SALE—Mesa County National
Hunk stock For particulars write
P O. Box 635.
FOK SALE -20 acres fruit land in
Clifton township. For particulars,
inquire 523 Rockaway-ave.
FOK SALE Eleven lots on River
drive. Orchard mesa. Beautiful
view; city water close. Denver
owner says MUST SELL. Your
own terms. Heflin Brothers, Mar
gery building.
FOK SALE—Silver Star restaurant
and rooming house at Glenwood
Springs. Good business. Phone
Hlack 143 4.
GOING FAST — Uonkey's Lire Pow
der going fast at Grand Junction
Fruit Growers’ Association. Poul
trymen, tuke advantage of free of
fer. It kills lice instantly. Won’t
injure bird.
FOR SALE At the Blue Darn, driv
ing horse 6 years old, gentle, single
or double harness. Phone Junc
tion 228. 319 Colorado-ave.
FOR SALE—Some fine lots on Tel
ler. between Second and Third.
One-fourth cash. .1. M. Burket,
106 Sentinel building.
FOR SALE CHEAP One second
hand furnace in first-eIaHS condi
tion. J. H. Lane.
FOR SALE—Second-hand buggy nnd
set of harness. Apply at 638 Gun
nison.
FOR SALE Saloon at Animas Forks,
Snn Juan county, Colo. Complete
line. Address Alfred Sams, Ani
mas Forks, Colo.
FOH RENT.
FOR KENT—Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply A. E.
Richardson, 6Q7 Ute.
FOR RENT —2-acre chicken ranch.
Inquire 2 miles north on Seventh
street.
FOK KENT—Modern 7 room house
for the summer. No children. 938
Main-st.
FOK RENT- Four room house; fur
nished. good lawn, shade, tent, etc.
Inquire 729 Ute.
—
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOUND—B. Lynch, locksmith and
gunsmith. Saw filing and trunk
and valise repairing. 236 Main
street. Phone Juuctlon 303.
LAWN MOWER GRINDING—Lynch.
236 Main. Phone Junction 303.
TWO AUTOS - Two autos, in good
condition, touring ears, will bell or
trade. Apply W. H Bannister.
STRAYED—-From barn 1215 Grand
avenue, one iron-gray horse,
branded MS right shoulder. No
tify C. G. Simpson. Junction 382.
FOR SALE —Good fresh cow. Apply
2 Ouray or phone Black 1293.
FOK SALE OK TRADE—One five
and one seven passenger auto for
sale on easy payments or will trade
for city nnd ranch property. See
C\ A. Kitzmiller.
MODERN housekeeping rooms. Ap
ply 145 Rood avenue.
FOR sale High grade piano E\
cellent condition. 54 8 Grand-ave.
FOR KENT Nicely furnished light
housekeeping rooms. 124 Ouray.
FOK RENT 4-room house; fur
nished; good location. Phone Red
18 31.
See Fred Mantey about sweat pads,
gall cure. rope, hors** muzzles, axle
grease for buggy and wagon.
Low rates for teachers via the Mid
land. Tickets on sale June I.
Ptano hauling a specialty with
Barton & Terrll
:
THE DAILY SENTINEL. GRAND JUNCTION. COLORADO.
STILL ADDING
NEW VICTORIES
At the end of the first ball of
the fifth iuning in the ball game
at t’ollbran between the Grand
Junction and <’oilbran clubs this
afternoon the score stood Jo to O
in favor of Grand Junction. From
this it is easy to see tliatj today’s
result will complete the ninth
successive victory for the local
team.
The diamond at the fair grounds
has been put in fine condition for
the coming series of games with Colo
rado Springs and it is expected that
the new cars, ordered by the car com
pany will arrive in time to bundle the
crowds for these games. The article
of ball which the locals are handing
out this year deserves generous pa
tronage and the fans see in to apprec
iate this for they are attending better
this year than they ever did before.
For many years the "howl” was
"Why can’t Grand Junction get a
good ball team." And nov Golds
worthy and Robbins have responded
to this clamor and have put a team in
the field of which the city of Grand
Junction is reasonably proud, in fact
it has so good u team tha; the games
so far has been so one-sided as to bo
hardly interesting but worthy oppon
ents have been secured in the Colo
rado Springs Zoos and the coming
games should be magnificent "crack
er jacks.”
The past several games, which
with the exception of the Glenwood
games. In which the Smudge artists
have toyed with their opponents,
havo been admirable practice for the
home team and they are going into
the game Sunday, in the pink of con
dition and regardless of the fine rep
utation of the Springs aggregation,
'hey are going in with perfect confi
ience and the expectation of winning.
TODAY’S BULL SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago. 5: New York. 0.
Other games postponed.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit. 2: New York. 1.
Other games postponed.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Wichita. 5; Pueblo. 1.
Denver, 4; Topeka, 1.
DEATH BLOW GIVEN
BIG WATER PROJECT
[By Associated Press.]
4* Washington. June 10. The 4* j
4* proposed 14-foot-deep waterway 4*l
+ project from St. Louis to the +!
4* Gulf of Mexico received a blow 4*
4* today when the board of Ongin- 4*
4* eers reported to congress that 4*
4* such a waterway was not desir- 4*
4* able. 4*
4« The engineers say that the 4*
4* waterway would cost 128 mill- 4*
4* ion dollars for construction and 4*
4* that it would require 6 million 4*
4* dollars annually for its nialnte- 4*
4* nance. 4*
4'4*4*4*4*4*4*4>4>4<4*4*4*4‘4*4>4*4*
LIGHTNING FLIRTS WITH GIRL.
Richmond. Va.. JuSf* 10. Miss
Hilda Clarke of Hayville. Powhattan
county, while swinging in a ham
mock on the veranda of her home
Sunday, watching the marshalling of
the storm clouds, was struck by a
playful bolt of lightning on her gar
ter clasp, which tore off the garter,
ripped the silken hose from her limb
anil shattered a high-heeled slipper.
Miss Clarke was. of course, shocked
at the occurrence; but otherwise she
was not injured. The only mark left
by the lightning is a blue streak
about her knee where the garter had
clasped the limb.
WANTED— General housework. Ap
ply '554 Bel ford avenue.
FOK SALE- Ticket to Denver via D.
& R. G. Phone Black 1384.
FOR RENT —Five room modern
house, furnished, for the summer.
1015 (’ol orwrto.
FOR RENT—Large, handsome front
room for two gentlemen. 635
Grand.
W VNTED AGENTS Ladies or gents.
Best money maker on earth. Ex
clusive territory to capuble agents.
Call 228 Ute avenue.
FOK KENT Rooms for light house
keeping. Gas and lights. 24 2
Hood.
For Thinning Your Fruit Use Only the
Hood River Thinning Shears—
Sold at Our Store.
The Time is Now to Tbin.
A Fresh Stock of Refrigerators and Freezers in this Week
—You Need One —We Want Your Trade.
THE ROSS HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO.
Electric Fixtures- HARDWARE for HARD WEAR— Electric Wiring
IS SHOT TO DEATH BY
BRAKEMAN ON TRAIN
(Continued from Page one)
, man were placed under arrest and
were taken to Helper to give evi
dence at the trial of Brakeman Kay,
they being the only witnesses to the
shooting.
The body of the dead man was tak
en to the little town of Woodsides to
await the coming of the sheriff and
the eoroner. An inquest will proha-!
bly be held.
The name of the dead man is un
known. It is said that he and his
two companions were beating their
way west from Grand Junction.
The dead man appears to be about
4ft years of agp. The other two ho
boes state that they did not know the
name of the deceased, as they had
simply met up with him in their trav
els.
There is a rumor to the effect that
the two companions of the dead man
will not corroborate in its entirety
the story of Brakeman Kay.
YOUNG COUPLE ELUDE FRIENDS.
(Continued from rage 1.)
the bridal party at the up valley
station.
Mr. Dinwiddie and his bride will
make an eastern tour and then return
to Grand Junction to reside.
The ceremony this afternoon was
performed in the presence of only the
immediate relatives and a very few
friends. Mr. Dinwiddle was at his
place of business as usuul until an
early afternoon hour and there was
no unusual circumstances to cause the
“all wise” friends to “get wise.”
Miss Scearce, now Mrs. Dinwiddle,
is a lovely young lady who has spent
much time iii the city during the past
three years. Her home is in Higgins
ville. Mo. She has during her stay
in Grand Junction been one of the
most popular members of the young
social set.
Mr. Dinwiddie ranks as one of the
city’s leading young business men.
Grand Junction has been his home
for.many years, lie is assistant cash
ier of the Union Trust & Bonking
company and no young man in the
city is held in higher regard.
PROSPERITY STILL COMING
New York. June 1 6. —The end of
th<* Roosevelt administration, quick
settlement of the tariff question, and
assurances of excellent ' corps, are
given as the threefold basis for
prophesying the approach of a period
of great national prosperity in the
annual report of the Consolidated
stock exchange, issued yesterday.
Me Connell
&
Lowe
Outfitters in Shoes
WITH their
entirely re
modeled Shoe
store contain
ing the newest
and most up-to
date stock of
Gentlemen’s
Ladies’ and
Children ’ s
shoes in the city
with every style
and comfort for
fitting you.
Just Shoes—
That’s All
“Where Fashion Reigns”
EXTRA SPECIAL
••• • • •
Lingerie Dresses
We now have a beautiful line of Lingerie Dresses in all
new panel princess effects, embroidery and lace trimmed. They are
just what you want for the warm weather, and are well worth
$l2. Our special prices, $6.50 and $7.50. Come in and make
your selections before the line is broken.
Millinery
Big reduction on all Trimmed Hats. See our special at $5 also $3
and $3.50.
Waists f
Just received a new line of China Silk Waists in black and white
Also see our line of Fancy and Tailored Waists. $5 Cream and
White Net Waists at $3.50.
Special Prices
On Suits, Skirts and Evening Gowns. Look for green ticket. Also
a nice line of Riding Skirts and Jackets.
11 —■ ■
Misses and Childrens
Dresses
White Dresses, sizes 4to 16. $1.50 to $l2. Colored Dresses, all
sizes. 50c to $6.
M. J. FRANTZ
Ladies ’ Bazaar
530 Main St. Phone Junction 263
LET TWELVE DOLLARS MAKE
A NOISE LIKE FIFTEEN
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mi
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j
A slimmer suit, coal, pants, light
fancy vest, $12.00.
Sec them in our window.
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LOEFFLERS
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We wijl soon have a car of fur
naces, and we are going to Install
them at reasonable prices.—J. H.
Lane.
THURSDAY. JUNE 10. I9n fl
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-I DRS. ELDRIDGE AND GRAY, 4-
J Physicians and Surgeons.
All medicines furnished from
Jour own laboratory and put up • •
by ourselves, thus avoiding f*
mistakes.
I Offices, 518 Capitol block,
Main street.
Dr. Eldridge’s residence, No. • •
538 Chipeta avenue. Phone A
4* No. 107 Junction. ••
4» Dr. Gray's residence, 662 *•
Ute avenue. Phone Junction 4-
4. 321. 4.
4* Office phone. No. 125 June
-4* tion. _.
J Office hours from 8:30 to 12 ••
a.m.; from 1 to 6 p.m.; from ••
7 to 9 p.m- and from 3 to 4 ••
p.m. Sundays.
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Roe
Annual June
Sale of
Millinery
Commencing
Tuesday, June
Ist. Every
Trimmed
Hat Goes
525 - - MAIN