The Topeka state journal., 1898-09-21
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custom for years past, we will
celebrate by a Grand Big Sale
of Fall and Winter Merchan-
disc. For months past our
buyers have had this sale in
mind-and have prepared for
1t by special purchases that
will enable our customers to
buy merchandise at lower
prices than such merchandise
can be bought for elsewhere.
Those who do not live in
Kansas City should be partic-
ular to come here on that day
and be among the thousands
who will reap benefit from the
numerous articles on special
sale.
This is to be arecord-break-
era sale that will eclipse any
thing heretofore heard of in
this part of the country.
Our buyers have been eau
toned to secure the best bar
gains Obtainable-so it was
that one of the buyers, early
in February, bought five cases
of fine wool blankets, measur-
ing z2x84 inches-these sold
last season at $5.o8 a pair, and
If bought to-day we could not
afford to sell at this price, but
buying as we did and for ready
cash, we will sell them in our
Anniversary Sale tomorrow
at $500.
There are a different styles
of borders.
Another Anniversary Blan-
ket purchase was all wool
white blankets, 61x8O inches,
that sold last season at 81. so
a pair, tomorrow will be of
fered for $3.75.
Also big purchase of
Ready Made Sheets, made by
what is known as the Water
ZaOlSt Process, extra heavy
round thread, very durable,
regular selling price, soc
size 81xoo inches, with 2-inch
hem at top and 1-inch hem at
bottom, in the sale tomorrow
each 44C.
NOtice-Any mail orders must
necessarily be sent in at once, for
there will be crowds after these
Largains early in the morning and
everything will go fast. But we
will fill every order possible.
72-inch Cream DamaSk Table
Linen, that if bought at any other
time would cost you soc a yard, to-
morrow will be sold at 3oc.
The dress goods buyer bought
heavily for the anniversary, too,
one particular is an imported covert
of the seasons most desirable ma
terials, ~ inches wide, in colors of
blue, brown, tans, greens, grays,
etc. CoVerts that sell regular at
SI.75 a yard in this sale for o8c.
Two handsome lines of plaids for
skirts, suits and children's dresses,
one a camel's hair plaid, in cheviot
weave, Illuminated with threads of
mohaiT wool in bright colors; the
other plaid is a smooth cheviot in
colors especially adapted for skirts,
about IS different styles, 20 inches
wide, worth SI.5o for CSC.
A silk and wool novelty in small
figures, a. inches wide, shades of
blue, wine, brown tans, and blacks,
with colors, worth 75c a yard for
acc.
Black rain proof serge, 50 inches
wide; these you do not often have
offered you less than the regular |
price, SLIGO, but tomorrow price
will be 08c.
All over the store special merchan- |
disc offerings will be made and you
can we'll afford to make a trip to !
Kansas City tomorrow for the |
savings will more than equal your
railroad fare here and return.
But be here early so that you
may get the first choice of bargains |
offered and don't delay sending
mail orders if you can't visit the
store yourself.
Some other good items will be |
found in Suit Dept, Muslin Under |
wear, COrsefs, SILK Waists. Boys |
Clothing, Yelling, Millinery, Ladies'
Gloves, Ribbons, Laces, Drapery
Silk, Window DraPeries, Furni- |
ture, Carpets, Rugs. Special bar
oainS in Mems EurnishinoS Mems