The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-03
Southern Kansas Business Men

McVay & Guild, who run general store
| at Sterling are closing out their entire stock
| OF shoes.
The Daggett Shoe company of Hutchinson
is persuading the public that the green
| shoes are all right.
| The Citizens State Bank Of Sterling has
A4.5S5.37 in deposits. The sum OF its total
resources is s12s,925.4S.
| All the leading bicycle dealers are adver-
I Using more heavily than ever before. A
| war Of cut prices Is on.
McManus of Newton, and many other
| dry goods merchants with him are talking
shirt waists to the public hard.
John T. Stewart, the capitalist Of Well
| ing, says that Sumner county will have S.
| 100000 bushels Of wheat this year.
The Newman Dry Goods company of Ar
kansas City have an effective display of
| foot-stools in one of their hsow-windows.
The Model Pharmacy at Winfield In the
| interest of appearance Is making an aSver-
| Using speciality of green paint for screens.
Glen Spruance, clothier at Wellington,
says to his patrons: You can't get the
best out of anything unless the best Is in
it."
The Stock Exchange Bank Of Caldwell Is
out in a statement showing its deposits 20
be SIS, 163 SO. Its total resources are $780,
l0s72
j. r Swartzel of Caldwell is taking time
by the forelock and pushing binding Irvine
and machine oil for farming implements for
all he is worth.
H A. Ross & Co., OF Caldwell are clear
ing out their summer stock of organdies,
mulls. lawns and chailies. They put the
limit Of the sale to July 10.
W. B. wirshing OF Sterling has q bright
advertisement this week which has for it's
catch-line: The art OF living and living
well Is judicious marketing"
A good idea that the queensware men
and grocery men are now adopting Is 10
push jars and sugar at this time OF the
year. by offering special bargains.
AS motif for their midsummer sale.
Irvsn & Brown, dry goods at Hutchinson.
use the advertising line: I'VE prove the
truth OF the old saying: Goods well bought
are half sold"
In all southern Kansas the sales OF coffee
have fallen OF perceptibiy in the last NJ
teen days and the sales Of tea have increas
ed more than proportionany. The iced
article is the cause.
This week Glenn Spurance Of Wellington
has a headline for an advertisement In
Wellington reading: Frame your form"
In Eureka B. Smith had an advertisement
with headline reading also Frame your
form" Is this telepathy?
]. c. Smith OF Arkansas City 10 on, IN
clever advertisement which reads: 'S7s Is
not the number Of a bicycle. 1t Is the num-
Der OF people n Arkansas City. II the
people were willing we could furnish them
All with good fresh groceries. etc"
II. NJ. Walt. the fura!saer a. Newton,
determined 20 fnd OUT how many Christian
Endeaverors were on an excursion TAIN
the other evening. He walked up 10 the
side OF a car and yelled: Ice Cold Beer.
Twenty-Five cents borilei' A beckonins
hand al once appeared az every window.
A good advertisement 3 that of r. T. |
Wingett. bicycle repai-er Of Sterling. /; |
reads. Bicycle sursery-acute and chronic I
cases treated with Assurance OF success.
Languid tires restored 20 heslis ard yigor. /
Tires bioga-up without pain Wind free /
No cure, no paw. We u1tsrs'an5 ;be ana
tony physiology and hygiene OF Wheels.
zn6 homeopathic ard sisopathic trezsnen,
.s the individual wheels may require Tea
.imouia,: Ny wheel had three TBS frao-
.2red and you cured !: N one treztneat'