The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-12
Southern Kansas Business Men.
Jacob Engle of Wellington advertises
Julia Arthur scarfs'' as the latest fad.

| Jacob Engle of Wellington advertises
Julia Arthur scarfs'' as the latest fad.
Mr.. Newhouse of Caldwell thinks war is
Ure. At least he adveI tises: When yoC
| join the army tell your wife to continue
trading at Newhouses'."
W H Pottle. of Arkansas City, says
| he got to New York before all the plums
were shown, and the results are now
| plainly TO be seen at our store"
| The Immele Mercantile company will
open up store today in Arkansas City.
1t will be known as The Fair" and dry
goods, notions and millinery will be han
died.
There is so much said about seeing be-
fore buying" that an advertisement read
ing: Buy these goods and examine them
afterwards" would be original and not so
harmful, either.
NJ B. Kerr of Winfield declares: ''we
are not given to exaggeration, and you
will say: The half has not been told
when you see how pretty the new goods
are that we have just opened"
The merchant who is up-to-date in one
thing is very apt to be up to date in ev-
erything. When you find a merchant who
does not advertise you usually find a
merchant who hasn't telephone.
The Simmons company at Arkansas City
asks: How long is jiffy?" And then
goes on to explain that it is a little longer
than it takes to define il and just long
enough to repair one of their bicycle
tires.
Mr.. Ingham, a grocer at Caldwell, says:
I'VE do not want war with guns. but at
times it becomes necessary for us 10 have
a little gar on goods to let the people
of the community know that we are alive
and working for their trade"
Kindig & Townsend, jewelers. at Win
field, advertise: Gold and silver in any
shape or in any condition is what we
want. We need II in our business, and
in order 10 get it wiz pay the highest mar
ket price in either cash or goods. Rake
up your old jewelry and bring IT in; IL may
be worth more than you think"
Here is a rather nournful financial
statement from the Hustler store at Ar
kansas City: THE almighty dollar. The
many may have too few and the few too
many. Big prices Will not do in these
times. when even the wealthy can not
afford TO waste their money and the poor
require double duty Of every dollar and
penny
This is a mighty thought coal adver-
uSement from r L. O1eH OF Hutchinson.
We make a speciality Of putting il ex-
ectiy where you want II. and driving IN
just where you ask, being careful not to
break walks or cut the lawn. Uncertain
weather marks this season Of the year
and while not needing a large supply.
you viii need considerable coal for the
next six weeks. We have Just what you
want and IN any amount you want"
Piaggmann & Doane. Of Winfield. ex-
plain the facts about paints as follows:
If you are a property owner the CUES
ton Of painting Is an important ore You /
want 70 get your moneys worth and espe- I
cially you want The paint 10 look well and !
y ear wei after you have applied Il. /
Poor paint involves wastefuI extrava- I
Eauce- Il vii never look well from the /
start and IS usually scales OF o. chaIks /
OF before q year after * Is applied"
Tramp. tramp. tramp. ths boys vii be /
marching. Il our strained relations with /
spain don't ease ~. So1e % var, and /
others 20 take advantage % i0w prices i
on good goods. You woa't have 20 strain 1
z dollar 20 make Il 20 a long ways wish 4
Us While our administration is strain
-ng every slnsE % get ready fer q PCS
sIbls war. ws are strztusnE ouz nerves 70
relieve yoa OF Tire strait az wondering
where you can buy Tire most gods for
the least money" Is the way Alton Broth
srs % Milan put 4