The daily sentinel. [volume], June 14, 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-vyool 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 Want Ads
77~T Department
STRICTLY RELIABLE J
WANTED. 1
WANTED Gentlemen boarders,
good board, comfortable rooms,
with private family. Apply 638 ]
Gunnison avenue.
WANTED -General housework by a
- person. Apply K. this I
office.
WANTED Man cook tor ranch 1
work. Would prefer Japanese.
A. D. Smith. Do Bcque. Apply to
The Sentinel.
WANTED -Girl to assist in house
work in family of two, one who
can go home nights. Phone Junc
tion 493.
WANTED Lawns to mow Marion
Panfield. 324 South Second-st.
Phone Mesa 491.
WANTED Horses to pasture Al
falfa, water and shade, 2 miles east
of wiiitewater (; it Nell
WANTED —Scissors to grind, um
brellas, trunks and valises to
mend.—B. Lynch. 236 Main street,
Phon>- Junction 3t>3-
FOll SAIJB.
FOR SALE -Mesa County National
Bank stock. For particulars write
P. O Box 638.
FOR BALE —5l acre alfalfa ranch,
none better in valley, 6 miles west
of Grand Junction on Fruita road.
Can bo bought cheap and on good
terms if taken soon. Inqure of
John Leonhardy. Fruita. Phone
White 74 3.
FOR SALE —New 5-room home,
shade, cement walks, large base
ment. half block of car line. Cheap.
$2OO down: balance $2O month.—
Heflin Bros.
FOR SALE—Silver Star restaurant
and rooming house at Q leu wood
Springs. Good business. Phone
Black 1 434.
GOING FAST Donkey's Lice Pow
der going fast at Grand Junction
Fruit Growers' Association. Poul
trymen, take advantage of free of
fer. It kills lice instantly. Won’t
injure bird.
FOR SALE At the Blue Barn, driv
ing horse 6 years old. gentle, single
or double harness. Phone Junc
tion 22 8. 319 Colorado-avc.
FOR SALE CHEAP—One second
hand furnace in first-class condi
tion. J. H. Lane.
FOR SALES —Second-hand buggy and
set of harness. Apply at 638 Gun
nison.
FOR SALE—Saloon at Animas Forks.
San Juan county. Colo. Complete
line. Address Alfred Sams. Ani
mas Forks, Colo.
FOB RENT.
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for
Tight housekeeping. Apply A. B.
Richardson, 697 Ute.
FOR RENT 5-room house on North
Seventh street. Inquire of F. T.
Stanek at the Fashion.
FOR RENT—Five room modern
house, furnished, for the summer.
101 T> Colorado.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished light
housekeeping rooms, 124 Ouray.
FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping, in railroad
locality. $4 per month. No chil
dren. Cool and shady. Enquire
at 139 South Fourth or phone
Black 4 62.
FOR RENT Small 5 room house.
Call at 411 Main.
FOR RENT Rooms for light house
keeping. Gas and lights. 242
Rood.
See Fred Mantey about sweat pads,
gall cure, rope, horse muzzles, axle
grease for buggy and wagon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOUND—B. Lynch, locksmith and
gunsmith. Saw filing and trunk
and valise repairing. 236 Main
street. Phone Junction 303.
FOR SALE 20 acre ranch 3Vi miles
northwest of city, or will trade for
city property. Apply C. O. D. store.
LAWN MOWER GRINDING Lynch,
236 Main. Phone Junction 303.
STRAYED- From barn 1215 Grand
avenue. one iron-gray horse,
branded MS right shoulder. No
tify C. G. Simpson. Junction 38J.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—One five
and one seven passenger auto for
sale on easy payments or will trade
for city and ranch property. Se*i
C. A. KitzmJUer.
LOST In Pomona district. brass
chimer off automobile. Finder re
warded at Milne & Milne's office.
52 7 Main street.
THE DAILY SENTINEL, GRAND JUNCTION. COLORADO
HAS BEEN WITH
THEM 40 YEARS
' George Winters Visits Here. —He and
Other Local People Interested in
a Rich Mining Property.
A GREAT STRIKE JUST MADE
Mr. George \V. Winters, brother
in-law of Benton Canon, is making a
short visit with the (’annus. Sir.
Winters is general passenger agent
of the T. I*. At W. IL K. with head
quarters at Peoria, 111.
lie* has lieen in tin- employ of this
one «'oiii|miii> continuously lor about
40 years. Mr. Winters is also in
terested with Mr. Canon in real estate
in Grand Junction, and is an owner
also with him in tlx- .Mint milling
property at Silver Plume. There has
been a big strike marie in the mint
group the last few days. Silver ore
showing silver values of SSOO |w*r
ton has birii cut in a cross-rut tunnel
1390 feet long and SOO feet l>elow
the surface.
Saturday's Denver News contained
a big story about a rich silver strike*
made on the Mint group of mines in
the McClellan mining section, setting
forth that it is one of the richest
strikes ever made in that district.
Mr. Winters. Mr. Canon, Janies U
Harris, formerly county commission
er of Mesa county. Mrs. Harris and
it. M. Wright are the owners of this
rich property.
In part the News says -
Georgetown, Colo.. June 11. The
richest and most important strike
ever made in the McClellan mountain
section is reported today from the
property of the Mint Mining and
Milling company. The discovery was
made with the cutting of the Mint
vein 1.300 feet from the portal of
the cfoss-CUt tunnel, a body of solid
smelting ore having been exposed
that is four feet wide. Assay tests
taken from clear across the streak
show - values varying from 500 to 600
ounces in silver to the town.
The strike was made- with the
shooting of tin* last round of holes
last night .and the full extent'of the
discovery has not. been ascertained.
The Mint property gave up some
exceptionally high-grade on* during
the early history of operations. Af
ter a few - years of development by the
shaft system operations were sus
pended. no work to speak-of having
been performed for a long time prev
ious to two years ago.
At that time J. U. Harris, appraiser
on the state land board, organized a
company which has been financed
by a number of Grand Junction busi
ness men. Work has since been pros
ecuted in si vigorous manner, and de
spite the fact that it became neces
sary to drive the tunnel for nearly
1,000 feet to reach the objective, the
interested parties never wavered.
They furnished the necessary capital
and today i» looks as though they
would soon be in a position for the
reaping of steady and substantial
dividends.
B. I*. Mason and wife are'guests of
the St. Regis this afternoon. They
are registered from Plain view, Tex.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms
for housekeeping. 202 North Bth.
LOST illu»• Angora kitten, right ear
cropped. Reward. Return to
Vivian White, 337 North Seventh.
FOR SALE -Good range with water
front. $ 15. 757 White.
LOST One pair of gold glasses. Tel
ephone Green 135 or leave at this
office.
FOR SALE—New 6 room bungalow,
modern. Apply 812 Chipeta.
FOR SALE Combination driving
and saddle horse: gentle for ladies
and children. Also good buggy
and harness.—Mrs. J. H. Engert.
44 1 Main-st.
FOR sale jo acres fruit land in
Clifton township. For particulars.
Inquire 523 Rockaway-ave.
BARGAIN If sold soon. 6-room mod
ern house between Ninth and
Tenth on Colorado avenue. $2.-
850, on easy terms. $2,750 cash.
R. A. Matthews, owner. 527 Main.
Residence phone Junction 215: of
fice phone Junction 287.
HORSES PASTURED Native grass
in alfalfa; fine water. Phone Pur
ple 753 or address R. T. Anderson,
j Whitewater.
TO TRADE for good COW a
rubber-tired phaeton. Sentinel.
FOR sale Household goods; 624
Pitkin.
LOOK! —2O acres, half mile north of
Fruitvale right in the bearing or
chards; out of town owner
says SELL. Make an offer at once.
Heflin Bros.
No Springs, Castings, Cogs, Wheels, Rust, Oil, Dirt
or insides to it —Cannot Leak, Warp or Pall to Staves.
OUR ADAMS BALL BEARING WASHER
IT WASHES THE DIRTIEST PIECES FASTEST.
260 WASHINGS: 5 YEARS GUARANTY: ANY PART GIVING OUTWITHIN SYEARS REPLACED FKEE
30 Days Trial Price Only $B.OO
OF COURSE.
THE ROSS HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO.
Electric Fixtures- -HARDWARE for HARD WEAR -Electric Wiring
ORSON ADAMS IS
STRUCK BY BALL
Orson Adams, president of the
Mesa County National bank, mei with
a very painful accident yesterday af
ternoon at the fair grounds just be
fore the opening of the big ball
game. As a result Mr. Adams is con
fined to his bed and may not be able
to be out for several days.
Mr. Adams had just entered the
grand stand and was walking along
in front of the tiers of seats when
some one stopped him to speak to
him. Just at that moment, unfor
tunately, a ball, was thrown in prac
tice by one of the players on the
field to another who was standing
by the fence that separates the grand
stand from the track. This ball, went
wild, passed over the fence and
struck Mr. Adams with terrific force
on the right cheek. Mr. Adams was
for a moment stunned but he did
not fall. Assistance quickly reached
him. It was some moments before
he was able to leave the grand stand.
He was then taken immediately to
his home and given medical atten
tion.
The rapidily moving ball broke the
skin and badly bruised the cheek and
naturally the shock that the well
known banker suffered was a most
severe one. He suffered quite a good
deal last night from the severe shock
and today but his condition is not
serious. It is indeed fortunate that
the ball, striking Mr. Adams on the
head, did not inflict more serious in
jury than it did inflict.
The accident caused considerable
excitement as it was feared that Mr.
Adams had been badly hurt.
IT WAS OPENED TODAY.
roday, after tin* building, one of
tlie liunriM>mest and finest sanitar
ium buildings in the state stands com
pleted. Dr. Dymenberg opened liis
sanitarium on Lust Main street. A
full corps of nurses is employed.
l>r. Dymenberg lias tin* sanitarium
fitted up in tin* very latest and most
improved manner ami that it will
prove a credit to the city there can
be hut little doubt.
Mrs. Dymenberg arrived this morn
ing from the East.
Jack Mel In. traveling passenger
agent of the Nickel Plate R. R., is a
business visitor in the city today.
Samuel G McMullin and son.
Bently, leave this afternoon for Den
ver on a combined business and
pleasure trip.
| Me Connell
&
j Lowe
j Outfitters in Shoes
WITH their
entirely re
i modeled Shoe
j store contain
: ing the newest
j and most up-to
; date stock of
j Gentlemen’s
i Ladies’ and
| Children ’ s
j shoes in the city
j with every style
1 and comfort for
i fitting you.
mi
? Just Shoes---
That's All
“Where Fashion Reigns”
SPECIAL
FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY
20 percent Discount on All
Evening Capes
$30.00 Garment reduced to $24.00.
$27.50 Garment reduced to $22.00.
$lB.OO Garment reduced to $14.40.
$12.50 Garment reduced to $lO.OO.
None reserved —every garment must go. Read on.
PARASOLS
Just received —a beautiful new line of Parasols. Large variety. No
two alike. Prices ranging from $1.50 to $10.50. Read on.
PETTICOATS
Beautiful new line of Wash Petticoats. Just the thing to save wash
ing in warm weather. Materials of gingham, chambray and mad
ras. Prices from 65c to $2.25. Read on.
w^4/srs
LOT 1. —Regular $1.35, $1.50 and $1.75 Waists, in plain, tailored
and lingerie. For this sale, $l.OO.
LOT 2. —Regular $2.00 and $2.25 Waists; Mendel’s make: plain.
tailored and lingerie. For this sale, $1.50.
LOT 3. —$2.50 and $3.00 Waists; nicely made of pretty materials;
lace and embroidery trimmed; also strictly tailored.
For this sale, $2.00.
LOT 4. —$4.00 to $6.00 Waists: our entire stock of fine wash to
select from: none reserved. For this sale, 20 per cent discount.
MILLINERY
Summer is upou us and we find our stock of Millinery too heavy.
For this sale we have selected a large variety of Hats that original
ly sold at $7.50. $8.50 and $lO.OO. For this sale, $5.00.
M. J . FRANTZ
Ladies ’ Bazaar
530 Main St. Phone Junction 263
JUNCTION GIRL WAS ATTACKED.
(Continued from First Page.)
the footpad sr-izpd her she struck at
him furiously He grabbed her by
the throat and beat her about the
face viciously.
The police believe from Miss
Holmes’ description of the footpad
that he was a Mexican of the type of
th»* Buspect in-the Anna Poltera case.
Marks on the girl’s body show that, he
kicked her savagely, although she
was so nearly insensible at the time
from the blows struck her that she
does not remember being kicked.
The Poltera case referred to in the
dispatch is the case involving the
brutal murder of 9-year-old Anna
Poltera after she had been criminally
assaulted. The police of Los Angeles
have been completely baffled by the
crime. Rewards aggregating $lB.-
000 have been offered for the cap
ture and conviction of the murderer
of the little girl. The man w*ho at
tacked’ the Grund Junction woman
may have been the murderer of the
Poltera girl.
Remember that tomorrow night
Montaville Flowers, the great reader
and impersonator, will be heard at
the Congregational church as the last
attraction on the lecture course. Ex
tra seats are available, admission 50
cents. Mr. Flowers is assisted in the
entertainment by two talented young
ladies.
Piano hauling a specialty witb
Barton & TerrU
Ladies' night at the Park means
they are Invited to attend. No ad
mission fee charged for ladies to
night.
We will soon have a car of fur
naces, and we are going to install
them at reasonable prices.—J. H.
Lane.
MONDAY. JUNE 14. X9Q9
? DRS. ELDRIDGE AND GRAY, ?
•t* Phj-jriciaus and Surgeons. v
wj- All medicines furnished from
L our own laboratory and put up
•£• by ourselves, thus avoiding
mistakes.
4- Offices, 518 Capitol block,
Main street. A.
4* Dr. Eldridge's residence, No. ••
•L 538 Chipeta avenue. Phone ••
4. No. 107 Junction.
/ Dr. Gray's residence, 562 v
4* Ute avenue. Phone Junction
4. 321. A
•I* Office phone, No. 125 June- ••
•I* tion.
Office hours from 8:30 to 12 ••
a.m.; from 1 to 6 p.m.; from
A 7 to 9 and from 3 to 4 • •
•J. p.m. Sundays. v
Roe
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CLEANUP
SALE
• ft Of MM
Summer Goods
The Lowest Prices oh Higli-
Grade Goods ever made in
Grand Junction.
Cotton Repp Suits, white.
pink, bine and nankeen.
White Serge Suits. Pongee
Suits. Auto Coats, Etc.. Etc.
525 - - MAIN