The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-04-21

N9A M note of the low
EI-@1aa When you
p&9g5A want an arti-
Gle very fine
(and it is impossible to get it in
your own city), instead of sending
hundreds of miles east for it, mail
US your order, twill be filled
promptly and at the lowest prices:
very often lower than the same
would cost should you send east.
Our method of doing business
warrants you perfect safety in send
ing your orders through the mail.
We guarantee satisfaction; if goods
are not as represented return your
purchase and money will be refund
ed.
Each and every one of you within
reach of Kansas City should make
a special trip here and visit this
store before making your spring and
summer purchases.
The opportunities for eConomizing
will enable you to save more on
your purchases than the price of
your railroad ticket. Here you will
have the largest variety of spring
goods to make your selection from
the finest goods on the market; our
stocks are unexCelled in this part of
the country.
Fine Dress Goods, Laces silks, Ladies
SUITS, Separate Skirts Wraps, etc, Apslin
Underacear, Corsets, Ve5Iings, Trimmings,
EnabrOideries, GIOgeS, HandkerchiJS, Wash
Goods, Linens, Handsome Furniture and
Draperies, Carpets, WaH Paper, Ladies
Shoes, Millinery, the latest foreign creations,
and creations By oar Oaon expert designers.
In Dress Goods all the novelties
of the season, the extreme and the
plain-Dress Goods that stand fore
most in style and latest in fashion.
Beautiful WeaVes and cOlOrings.
The latest arrival is the new gradu-
ated pleated Sunburst Skirt in woods
and silks. If we haven what you
want in stock, Wen have them
Pleated for you.
New Grenadines, the handsom-
est all year round dress a lady can
have-black and colors, plain, bro
caded, stripe and embroidered, 08c
to $3.50. Examines in plain mix
lures and novelties, 75c to sligo.
Spring novelties in Silks, finest
qualities and latest styles.
Laces-The grandest collection
of Laces ever shown in the west
special sale prices for this week
from SC to 60c.
Separate Skirts Made of Scotch
checks and mixtures and large
checks, all wool, cut in the newest
shape, the Doucet, lined and inter-
lined, velvet, bound and finished
by tailors, all seams bound, worth
$3.50, for 1898. Another worth
SIo.75 for 1878.
The Largest Corset Dept.
in the West.
Over $50 styles of all the popu-
lar makes in both Foreign and Do
mestic CorsetS, and we control for
this territory the two greatest cor
sets of the world,
The "Fasso' and the 81. c."
and show over 20 styles suitable
for all figures. Expert filters to am
swer all inquiries as to these goods.
Over 80 styles of the
Celebrated &C. B. Ala Spirite,"
the Queen of all Domestic Corsets,
ranging from 5oc to 81. 50 each.
5DOz. Lawn Dressing SaCques,
Empire style, in Navy Blue and
White, Light Blue and White, He
Iiotrope and White and Black and
White. Collar and Cuffs finished
with Persian Lawn border, edged
with Lace, for z5c each.
rs Doz. Chambray Sun BOnnets.
in Blue, Brown and Pink, for ladies
and children beautifully made,
ruffle front; Children's made in
white also at soc each.
2 special drives in Ladies' Draw
ers. Lot . ,ooo-Ioo doz. of sPlen-
did Muslin, cluster of 4 tucks and
3-inch rufle of good embroidery,
value 48c, for 29c per pair.
Lot 2, 3oo-Ioo doz. Cambria
Drawers, made with 2 clusters OF
tucks and 4-inch ruffle of good en-
broidery, value 6Oc, for 300 per
pair.
Both above styles made very
wide and full.