The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-21
Southern Kansas Business Men

w. P. Ewing. clothier, Ell Dorado.
changes location February 1.
r. D. HerroId of Kiowa signs his adver-
tisements: Most obediently yours"
The stock of the New York store at FL
Dorado will be sold at auction today.
J.F. McMains of Pratt is conducting d
big sale. TO clear out his store for a new
stock.
B. T. Glazier of Medicine Lodge, general
merchandise, is having what he calls "A
great red letter sale
Kaufman e. Young, grocers at Newton,
in advertising soap advise: Keep clean
easy by using good soap"
w. P. Ewing, clothier at Ell Dorado.
speaks of Big worths for little money"
1t is queer way of putting IT.
Thompson of FL Dorado. who sells gro
ceries and queensware. calls himself:
Thompson. the grocer and dishman-"
G. w. Adams, a tailor at FL Dorado.
says in a homely way: Fine clothes do
not make the mar. but they improve his
looks considerably"
P. Martin & Co., dry goods, Hutchinson.
assert that so far their business for 1855
is away ahead of the business Of the cor
responding period of 1897.
Advertising will do great many things
but it will not accomplish impossible
ties. An advertisement would not sell
palrn-leaf fans in Klondike.
J.R. Pruitt of Newton has the business
lately conducted by c. F. Benfer & Co.
and he Is following up Benfer's style OF
advertising, which was excellent.
The Hopper company at Pratt, in en-
phasizing the quality of work in their har-
ness shop. point 10 an Mr. d J. Stipes.
who worked Il years in one shop
George Wells. OF the Flag store AZ
Kiowa- indites this cheerful bit: Don't
do IKE the Klondikers and freeze 10
death. but buy a stove at the Flag"
I D. Fair & Son. who recently opened
IN q store in Medicine Lodge. say with
a GOODNESS which Is entirely too chilly;
What change. You can bargains
at home now.
A rabbit hunt is being advertised Tor
Pratt county today. No guns are allow
ed in the game The advertisement in
urging the people to come. says: let
cares fly 70 the wind for one day"
Bristow & Powers. laundryuen at New
ton. say: Perfect laundrying OF mans
linen, though necessary. IS not the usJIai
thing. The unusual happens here every
wesk-men pleased with spotless linen
McManus OF Newton describes his store
as follows: This Is the store where Mrs..
Thrifty meets Newton's most economical
Shoppers. and now Is The time when the
short purse has & lo2E reach al tbs
store"
J " Metz Of Kiova. after saying '"Tze
better the grade. The bigger the trade.
continues. After the rzSa Is over and
ne look over our 1877 business, we nnd
i % have been year % great success.
and ze look forward 20 ire business pros
poets % 1885 WITH grez, pleasure. ard an
ucipate II possible. larger trade than
We had during the year tust ended -
John Wannamsksr l. not afraid 20 x
into details lie Is euthuElsstlc about his
own goods ard TsrodlEal q minute De-
scription- listen 70 this II you wsrs
asked 20 give yguT iSez % an szsaI ilnlus
for q sumner dress. wouldn't you SAP
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without too much ha-znness. and HtroaE
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q zrkahIe fabric &sce n Japan. 1a3za-
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but sen6 THO yards Ia = fEo-cezf isttsr.-
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its tEs strongest fabric you eTer saw
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