The Topeka state journal., 1902-11-14
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Girl wanted at Baxter's.
John Pennick was in from Menoken
today.
Mr.. Alec Taylor, of Maple HILL was
Topeka visitor today
Mr.. Leon Smith of Kansas City, was
a Topeka visitor today
Remember Mrs. Courtney's millinery
sale Saturday at both stores
Miss Nellie Dolman will entertain this
evening at her home. SIS Quincy street.
VIM. Luckhardt of Boonviile, Mo.
formerly North side business man, is
in town.
The w. t K. club will meet Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. s X.
Kutz, 101S Kansas avenue.
Just what you want for white waists
and at reduced prices at the room sale
WILLIAM NJ. COSTLEY.
Miss c. Knowles left this morning for
visit to relatives and friends at Car
thage, Joplin and Webb City. Mo.
Mrs VIM ST Marys, of Texas, is the
guest of Mrs. George Collins. OF Harrl-
son street. and other Topeka friends
Room sale. begins Saturday morning.
1t is money to you to attend TINS saie-
WILLIAM NJ. COSTLEY-
Children's hats at a great reduction
Saturday at Mrs. Courtney's two stores,
SOB South Kansas avenue upstairs, Slf
north.
MIR. Charles Willard, of Mayetta. who
has been visiting his nieces, Misses Ina
and Gertrude Galloway, returned home
yesterday.
Go TO the Home Bakery for the
largest best and cheapest varieties of
all kinds of bakery goods Angel food
lOc and up. $40 North Kansas avenue.
Mr.. David Ammel left yesterday for
Philadelphia, where he has been sent by
the Santa Fe to inspect some engines,
He will probably be gone three months.
At the Kansas Avenue M. E. church
Sunday. Rev ]. T. Mcfarland OF the
First church will preach in the morning
and Rev Mr.. Mitchell of the Parkdale
church in the evening.
A sale at this time of the year just
when you want winter goods is a snap.
Our room sale begins Saturday morn
ing. First comes gets best bargains. arg ms
WILLIAM M. COSTLEY.
Mrs. Young. who was called here
about two weeks ago by the serious Ill
ness of her sister-in-law, Mrs U. L.
Irwin, left yesterday for her home in
New York city. Mrs. Irwin's condition
is somewhat improved
Dress goods sale for one week. All
dress goods worth soc yard and up we
will give skirt and waist Innings, card
hooks and eyes and 1 spool 100 yard silk
thread free.
WILLIAM NJ. COSTLEY.
The Royal Neighbors of Woodbine
camp spent Thursday at the home OF
Mrs. Hunter. three miles north of town
After partaking of a delicious dinner
ramble in the woods was enjoyed. At
late hour they returned to their homes
through the rain
It takes too much time and space to
mention our price on each hat. will say
come and see and you will not go away
without a hat from Mrs Courtney's
special sale Saturday Two stores, 603
South Kansas avenue, upstairs, 9i7
North Kansas avenue
Notice. have decided to quit busi-
ness and shall proceed to close out my
stock of clothing. dry goods and shoes
and fixtures as soon as ] can possibly
do so. Parties having any claims, bills
or accounts against me, whether due or
not, please present same al once for
/ payment.
4 (Signed)~ OSCAR RINGEL,
S34 Kansas avenue.
North Topeka, Kas-, Nov. ID, 1902.
1t is room we want and room we must
have to display our large stock of inn
ported Christmas goods now coming III.
| Our room sale will begin Saturday
morning. November 15 and will con-
tinue one week This. will be the time
to buy all your winter goods. Blankets.
underwear, dress goods, millinery, ready
! to wear skirts, ladies' silk and wool
waists, capes, long and short coats,
mems PANTS, shoes and rubber goods.
No end to the bargains.
WILLIAM NJ. COSTLEY.
Two Killed Over Board Bill.