The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-08
a aAmmorH BAZAAR
w. II. suppe,s New York Csc. Snr1eiS
StOre-The Peoples shopping Place
Low Prices That Actually isefy

aiding baZaars where gspdS Can nc
ought at prices which pass all under
anding. 1t was IN that city that ID
snt stores were fist start,d, and it can
.uIy he said that the active, wide
wake, usei.tn-everything never aston
llied class of population OF that city
tere quite as much startled Ut the Wna--
rous bargains offered. as people in this
leniiy are at these offered every day
y 4The New York 99c. Variety Store"
OIL commercial street, EmppriH, Kan
as. The writer IL not saIpTistd, IS
sinporia claims la be- ~ stirring AID
as any ci = ST her size Ia
he west. thel efoie IL II but natural thst
here should be found here model ana
snd metropolitan establishments OF This
sind. L, is indeed source OF wonder
however. aud actually almOst cehes be-
Iiel when prices are put so low as to dis
arb cEedence. Sui it is 70 al w. b.
Suppe's New York 90. Variety Store.
Let US geI At facts. How is IL done!
Do as we did. pass all through
the eGtabllshment. and If you Gait see
enough there ask for peep at the i'm
mense stock stored in the high double
Then one begins to under
stand, and that is that goods are veriia-
bly, bought by the car lot in every de-
parlmcht States by the car lot, rock
ing horses by the car lot, willow ware
by the car lot, and We might without end
say the same OF everything In theiE i'm
mense stock. The great secret in bust
ness to-day is 10 tempt. This Is the key
note to success and human nature. Eve
was tempted shd yielded. So like
wise did Adam. And in the same
way, when man like w. H. Suppe Is
fully up tn the times. and deserves 20 do
large business and secure the patron
age OF all, he buys the goods in i'm
msnse lots from manufacturers direct,
strictly for cash, and thereby saYes large
discounts, sells goods the same way. and
therefore incurs no losses, secures the
benefits of very low rates from railroads.
and thus is enabled to cut way low down
under the "old fogy" style OF merchant,
who wants 90, 80, 10. or even 100 per
cent. profit on his goods, and doesnt sell
until he gets it.
1t is a well established fact that this
state of affairs has existed for years.
These "old fOgy" houses continually cry
against and endeavor TO combine
against any man or firm who
will use his talent to buy goods at the
most favorable times, in the best mar
kets, And supply the public at these
terrible Ito them) low rates. IL Is
their business 10 do il, as they
feel that they are sinking and are too
contracted to keep up with the current
of events. People are beginning to take
a common sense view of the matter, he
come posted on the quality oil goods and
buy where they can the cheapest. They
are finding out, too. that "The New
York % Cent Variety Store" has even a
better class of goods than carried by
some other houses, They are
ALWAYS IN THE FRONT
and are liberal beyond comparison.
Each and every % cents worth of goods
purchased here entities the buyer To q
ticket or chance 70 the
125 valuable prizes, which positively
will lie given away Dec. 81, 1883.
There will he no pOsiponement Of this
drawing and the large number OF prizes
given gives everybody q grand good
chance to get something.
Prizes are vslued all the way from
$1.OO TO $35 100. and range from Shake
speare's works to ladies gold watch.
WHAT TIE soc. STORE SELLS.
Some of the leading wares are silver
ware, jewelry, glassware, queensware.
tinware, table and pocket cutlery, wall
paper, window shades, picture frames,
looking glasses, brackets. hat racks.
trunks, yalises, Isdies' bags. pocket
books. bird cages Of al sizes
and styles. clock. baby carriages,
violIns. accordions, guitars, banjos,
flutes. flies and all kinda of musical I'm
struments. Also . fuH line OF clothing,
furnishing goods, hats, caps, gloves.
toweIing, table linen, notions and toys
of every description.
PIANOS AND ORGANS
of the most celebrated makers. Henry
F. Miller, Knabe. Rudolph and Wurl-
itzer s. Bro. and dozen other makes of
pianos; Sterling, Smith, American and
other organs These instruments can be
bought either for cash or on easy terms
Of payment.
THE CAsPKRsOE ELECTRIC LAMP.
Mr.. Suppe Is the agent here for these
celebrated lamps. which are al
ready in use by many EmpOria
business men, among whom might
he mentioned, E. C. Edwards, Groh g.
Broughton, EmpOria News Com
panY, proprIeters Park Place
hotel, etc. The following ere -
few reasons why it il the hest lamp
ever devised; 20
/ 1st.-It produces from coal oil q light
equal to four ordinary lampe, or three
gas jets. or so standard sperm candles.
2d.-Its cost is but II cent per hour.
3d.-It is made wholly Of brass, and Is
ornamental and durable.
4th.-It never breaks q chimney.
5th.-Any chimney, shade, Illumina-
tor or other attachment used On q No. 2
burner, can be used on this lamp.
Gth.-The lamp Is so constructed as IN
be attached to any gas or oil fixture, and
used in offices, dwellings, hotels, facto.
ries, shops, restaurant. stores, ETC., rs q
table, chandelier. hall, swinging or side
light.
7th.-It is the only round wick move
ment used bringing the wick up even
and straighi). and the first To produce
perfect combustIOn-a white fiane-the
nearest approach to the electric light
ever devised.
Sth.-FoE the same amount of money
you get five times the light made iY any
other lamp.
9th.-Leadingo oil lamp men pronounce
It the best, safest and most economical
of any yet invented From among the
many we have space TO insert only one
testimonial.
| Prof. Spragne, Of the Racine (Fis.]
College, says the light this won.
derful lamp has power which is
6 times greater than the no. oil bpreeE
times greater than the No. oil burner
3 times greater than one gas get
2 times greater than the stadent lamp.
/ In this connection note these facts:
Gas at $3.50 per d. Is two and . hal
mills per foot Of gas; gas gets con
sumo Is feet Of gas per hour, or 72 fee
in one night of four hours, and 1896
ieet in $50 nights. And expense for i5l
J nights At two and and half milis PEE
foot Of $2700.
Oha Casperson Electric Lamp pro
duces the same light Of the three ga
; jets. at an expense in oil OF 6 half cen
J per hour, or two cents for one night o
four hours; 500 for $50 nights Of fou
hours each. A Saving 20 tHe c0essmel
for $50 niRhts Of @3z.e0.
The foregoing are demcsssFaaed facts
Af. Suppeis establishment Il oBe 0
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