The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-28

Co., the very best umbrella carried in
their stock. Gentlemen's second prize,
pair of fancy silk suspenders given
by Heron & Middaugh. There will also
be two BOBBY prizes, making six prizes
in all. Come and try for one of the
prizes and enjoy an evening of dancing.
The ladies' New Years reception
committee of the Railroad Y NJ. G. A.
will meet on Thursday afternoon at 8
O'Clock.
Miss Jennie Gerberick and Miss
Marie Anderson entertained friends at
nut party last night at 1913 Clay
street. Those who enjoyed the evening
there were Miss Mabelle Miller, Miss
Grace Gleason, Miss Hazel Bailer. Miss
Grace Miller, Mr.. A. Lutes, Mr.. G.
Miller, Mr.. Franklin, Mr.. c. Madison,
Mr.. L. Reid and ME. E. Fairchild. The
rooms were decorated with evergreenS
and cedar, while mistletoe adorned the
doors and chandeliers. Refreshments
consisting of nuts, coffee and cake were
served.
Here are some spot cash beef prices
pound 121s cents; round steak, per
pound 10 cents; chuck steak, per
pound IL cents; boiling beef. per pound
5 cents. Not poor old skinny beef, but
fat juicy steaks, good enough for a
king. Try one and be convinced. Also
fresh milk. per quart cents, and coal
oil, per gallon II cents. I wish to thank
friends and patrons for the liberal
patronage they have given me since I
have opened my new market and wish
them all a happy and prosperous New
Year. r. E. Jones, 917 Kansas avenue.
Bell phone 494 and Independent phone
1912.
Rev. S. S. Estey, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, will lead the San
ia Fe shop meeting on Thursday noon.
If you want to be in the swell set you
have to wear smart clothes, and there
is no place in the city where you can
get smarter styles, fits and patterns, in
paintings, than you can at the Topeka
Pants Co, 127 West Seventh street.
They make a speciality of making pants
only and consequently put their entire
effort into them. They wish to extend
to their many patrons and friends the
hope of a happy and prosperous New
Year.
There is nothing quite so handsome
in the adornment of the home as the
liberal use of burnt wood articles, and
they are inexpensive. Mrs. Annie M
Trap, TO Kansas avenue. carries a
full line of burnt wood, also stamped
wood unburnt. typography goods,
etc. She also has classes in the art of
ars and partons she wishes to extend
to them a happy and prosperous New
Year.
The Topeka council U. c. T. No. AZ
will have a special meeting and social
session Saturday evening. They will
smoke good cigars.
There are few firms that have en-
joyed such a magnificent business dur
ing the past year, as have Emah1zer &
Spielman, and since their removal into
their new store a large increase has
shown each month. for which they
want to extend their thanks to the
public, and wish every one of their
customers and friends a happy and
prosperous New Year In the coming
year, as in the past, they will en-
deaver to carry a line of furniture that
can be equalled nowhere in the state
of Kansas. improve their store in every
way possible to make it the most
handsome of any store of its kind in
the west
Joseph F. Mottle, the well known
clerk at the National hotel, has re-
signed his position and will leave on
Thursday to accept the position of
chief clerk at the HiIIman hotel at
Birmingham, Ala. Mr.. Mottle is one
of the most efficient clerks who has