The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-04
Southern Kansas Business Men.

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Price. Hoge & Co., of Wellington. assert
| you will keep warm
| Richardson & Co., dry goods Wellington
| says: This cold weather should make
| you think of buying"
| A good line that is not overlooked Is
| Don't wait until the best are gone" II
| Is short and comprehensive.
Smell & Son. photographers at Wellington.
assert that photos are luxury-not ne
| cessity. Then why not get the best?''
Harvey Coverdale, elothier at yelling
| ton, gets this off pointedly: Wisely make
| haste to call. Yes. today VIII be the best
| time
Charles Youngheim, clothier of Hutch
| inson, says that a man with a grain OF
sense can not afford to SILVER through
winter half-clad.
Sparr. 4 ciothier at Wellington, says
| without explanation: Merchants who talk
high tariff prices don't know how or
where to buy clothing
Harvey Horner, jeweIer at Caldwell, say.
that Christmas time is the best time 20
fix UP with the young lady. The most ac-
ceptable gift in nine cases out Of ten Is
some piece of jevelry."
]. II. Brown < Co, shoe men at Caid-
well, ask: Don't your summer shoes
look out o: season, and don't you hate TO
wear your last winter ones
If you are going 10 give prize announce
it with a flourish. Don't hide the an
noUncement away in a corner as IL you
were ashamed OF what you are doing.
W NJ Craig Co.. Hutchinson. say this
with a good deal Of spirit: The millinery
business for this season Is nearly finished.
To wind It UP with hurrah We Will cut
the price in two"
Jacob Engle OF Wellington insists that
he wants to double his business. We will
show you" ne says In burst OF enthG-
s.asns. what a live. progressive and most
aggressive store can DO
p Martin e. Son. Hutchinson. chronicle
a silk sale as follows: "Wonderoas values
viii go twiTling into your homes al mar
velOusiy low prices BY the way. there
IS no such word won1srous-
y. J. NewhOuse, OF Caldwell. dry goods.
has decided 20 have a special sale. last
ing al through December. That is TOO
long for a SPECIAL sale. People along about
December s VIII forget that Il Il special
Buttrey, tie shoe man OF Wellington.
makes yol want felt boots with THIS:
These cold mornings q pair OF feat boets
would feel mighty nice. vogidn't theyz We
have one Of the bezt you can bay. a very
heavy, firm felt "a.
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foster yszssy and rnpissrznf px&1oc.os.s-
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