The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-16
Southern Kansas Business Men.

| Enough of these dress goods" says a
retailer, Ito stock wholesale house
BUY on time here" says a furniture
dealer, cheaper than you can buy for
cash elsewhere
Is the country overstocked with shoes?
All over the country the shoe dealers are
indulging in bargain sales
Saws a merchant: These goods have
speech. Their beauty is their tongue.
Look upon them and their eloquence Will
| win you"
The highest priced stores in Chicago at
| least those with that reputation, are per-
petuaIly insisting that Ours are the low
est prices in the city
| Here is one of the ridiculous advertis-
ing lines used in Chicago. Feast here
hear here-look here-upon commercial
deeds that put to shame all current at
tempts at bargain-giving.
A merchant in proclaiming that If a
woman buys piece of dress goods at his
store she will not be mortified by finding
some one wearing a dress just like hers.
! later asserts: Buy here and your dress
will not look like uniform"
| A marchant calls a rush TO his counters
| for bargain by the public as "a whirl-
| wind Of surprise" II three or four people
were laAd4lE q III liz JAM l4Ac 10 "a
might not be overdrawn, but no one was
hurt and the figure is too high in the air.
W. S. Silver Of Winfield in enlarging on
the subject Of carpets says: we honestly
| believe we can save you money and think
We can demonstrate il TO you" There is
a modesty about a statement Ike that
which commends IL 10 readers generally.
Roser & Co Of Wellington are rather
cool in this statement: If you have
fine diamond that requires setting. bring
1t TO US. Very few jewelers. are capable
of doing such work just right Try Us
and see for yourselves what We viii do for
you"
This is a good way 20 say thing which
all dry goods merchants are saying. but
not ali with this neatness: our goods
are. many OF them. in single dress pat
tern lengths. thus giving you choice Of
greater assortment and exclusive styles"
The line Is from J. Z. Lynn d Son. Win
field
.. H SIckafoose. grocer Of Winfield. has
about forty inches advertising space. Oc-
casiouaIly he calls attention 20 1t By leav-
ing il entirely blank. o. course no one
who reads the Winfield Courier fails 70
see that his advertisement Is missing and
fails 20 look al the new one when il ap-
pears.
Here IS 2 4. Amsdeu % Wellington
again: War War The Auss5eu mines
at Wellington have secured the 81 n1o ton
coal contract from Uncle Sam and the
mines are being worked 10 ;hsir fullest
capacity. Our coal g non-explosive- We
are stu able 70 take care q the house
trade Send Us your orders FOR small OF
Job lots. No Spauiards need apply
None Of the advertisements Ar. ". II
Somerru3er, druggist q Winfield. has /
printed IN the last SIX months excel the
one following. Il Is a p3ty. however. thz. /
the si-niie % the cars Vas wasted On - I
small an item as tooth5T4shes. re G.f- I
ference between riding in Pullman Par
Tor ard q box car - very p.ercsPtlbie. yet Z
they both run N wheels and over the !
sane track The clEsrencs Is n their I
construction There Is a. much differ 4
snce IL ths construction. ard comfort % Z
be derived from Using different tooth 4
Brushes"