The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-12

Many reports of truancy have come tC
Mr.. Ramsey and he has investigated
to be cases in which the law was being
violated. In those where the law was
violated notices were sent to the parents
| that the children must attend school
and the notices have been complied
| with.
w. r. Hazen and r. B. WEIGH have
formed a law partnership.
This damp cold spell will make game
plentiful, and if you want to have a
day OF genuine sport rent a gun from
join the procession.
Any tailor will tell you it's impossi-
BILE to look nice regardless of the cost
of your suit, unless your linen is prop
erly laundried. We make a speciality
of fine linen work. The Commonwealth
Hand Laundry.
One of the city pastors informs the
State Journal of a worthy aged couple
who lost nearly all their possessions in
the late flood. They need a bed room
set. This notice may meet the eye of
some one who might be willing to do
nate a second hand one. Call up the
pastor. Independent phone 3S1A rings.
The country roads are in such ex-
cellent condition now that one would
think that talk about macadam is
foolish.
There is not lady that does not
appreciate nice rocker or some nice
piece of furniture for her home. Why
not come in and see the elegant as
sortment we are offering and the spe-
cial prices we are making to Christ
mas shoppers. Emahizer & Spielman.
Three small fires are on the bulletin
board at fire department headquarters.
the house at 1912 Harrison street oc-
cupied by Mrs. F. Chambers. A CHM
ney burning out had set fire to the
wall paper which had been pasted
Ana "a 7oro 90 nc
slight. Saturday at GAO p. m. an
alarm was turned in from 127 West
Gordon, where an oil lamp had been
upset. The damage was SIS. Sunday
at 5:25 there was harmless chimney
fire at 626 Monroe.
If you could get your Christmas
presents free wouldn't you do it?
Well, Fraser Bros will give them to
meat of them. With every purchase
at their store you are entitled to a
premium check according to the
amount of your purchase, and these
The assortment they are showing
offers an opportunity for you to make
your selections for desirable Christ
mas presents, and it costs you nothing
You get the cheapest prices and a
present free.
In making our your grocery order
tomorrow remember Fraser Bros G.
O. D. store and their premium depart
ment and telephone the order to them.
They have everything you want, and
in addition give you premium checks
good for desirable Christmas presents
with each purchase.
Oranges can now be bought on the
Topeka market for 30 cents a peck.
They are cheaper than apples.
The deal to bring Paderewski to To-
peka for a concert under the auspices
of the pipe organ association has ap-
parently fallen through. Secretary
Foster has heard nothing for two
months from "Paddy's'' manager.
The storm of yesterday was a re-
minder of what is to come, so prepare
yourself by ordering your wood now.
I have a fine lot of dry mixed woods
in stove and cord lengths which will
sell cheap. Geo. Hampe, Ind. phone
975-S. gaese~ rs.9.ff.e-g
Prof. Gleason viii tame horses at
the Auditorium tonight Half of the
proceeds will be given to Marshall's
band.
United States Judge Pollock is in st.
Louis, sitting on a case in the place of
Judge Adams, at the court of appeals.
The Kansas knights Templar will
hold their regular Christmas day ex-
ercises on December 26 this year.
Christmas falls on Sunday and for that
reason the change is made.
Wood used in your cook stoves and
heaters is much more satisfactory and
cheaper than coal. Let me fill your
wood house. / have a fine lot of clean
dry mixed wood in stove and cord
lengths at a bargain. Wood delivered
to all parts of the city. Geo. Hampe,
Ind, phone 375-3.
Elon S. Clark, local manager of the
New York Mutual Life, left today for
ST. Louis and other eastern points to
be gone a few days.
Buy your wife something useful for
her Christmas present and something
that will beautify the home. visit
to our store will soon convince you
that we have something that she
wants. Emahfzer & SDei1man.
President Sheard of the Topeka
baseball association has received a let
ter from a bunch of old big league
players who want a tryout on the To-
peka baseball team next spring. tn cir
names are not given.
The ladies are all wondering at the
elegant display of presents offered at
Fraser Bros. c. o. D. store, southeast
corner of Sixth and Jackson streets.
With every purchase of groceries and
The committee to nominate the Off
GERS for the Commercial club for next
year will be selected at the meeting of
the club on next Wednesday night.
meat at their store, you are entitled to
a check equalling the amount of the
purchase made, and these checks are
redeemable in their premiums. Here
is an opportunity for you to get your