The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-09

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are thinking of a new stove or range
now is your time to save money.
Besides the regular game on Monday
| nights, practice games are being held
every Thursday night by the Topeka
Whist club in preparation for the an
nual meeting of the Central Whist as
ISOLATION which meets in Topeka next
February. Last night 16 players were
| in attendance.
Topeka unpaved streets were never
in better condition than they are now.
Cut flowers of all kinds at all prices.
Rodman the florist.
Frank Doran. of Council Grove, who
spent several days with his son Thorn
as F. Doran, has returned to his home.
Well, well. old colthes made new
| Chivers, the modern Aladdin.
| Edward A. Wagner, the Denver man
! who has invented the new brake for
railroad trains. an account OF Wnlcn
nal was formerly assistant county at
/ torney of Shawnee county and lived in
| Topeka many years.
There is economy in burning wood.
have 200 cords of mixed dry wood in
stove and cord lengths which l Will
| sell cheap. Wood delivered to all part
of the city same day order is received.
George Hampe, Independent phone
| 375-3 rings
The street cars were not run east
on Twelfth street last night and for
some reason no notice of the fact was
| given. One couple waited hair an
| hour for a car and then walked home.
Two hundred cords of clean, dry.
mixed fire wood in stove and cord
! lengths for sale at sacrifice prices.
This wood includes elm, ash, oak,
independent Ii phone 875ES rings.
| George A. Clark, state printer. Still
| calls nction-Citys his home tn ough
he owns fine residence In Topeka. 1t
| is not wise for a man with political
! a. nfxn4 IONS 70 In
! If the overcoat is faded, have it
| dyed-Chivers.
The matchmaking of the Bur
! lingame road will make four excellent
thoroughfares into Topeka.
For the wife's Christmas present
| buy. her something she will appreciate
one of those handsome cook ranges
at the Coughlin Hardware Co.'S The
great sale at wholesale prices stops
Saturday night.
| ing plans for the poor children's
Christmas. She intends to see that no
one is overlooked.
| Fill it now. The coal bin we mean.
Gillette & Nicholson.
There are very few people who are
not suffering from colds. The man
who knows everything says this
changeable weather is responsible.
This morning was reminder of
the coal bins low. Let US fill it for
you. Gillette & Nicholson.
The Elks lodge gave 5000 to Mar
shall'S band. Topeka would miss the
Elks.
For your linens sake take it to the
Commonwealth Hand laundry.
Albert Lloyd, the Oakland man who
was found in the alley back of 4o6
Kansas avenue, is still at Stormont
hospital, and although he has partially
recovered from the effects of his in
juries still complains of a great pain
in the back of his head and SAYS that
he thinks he was Sandbagged The
police are holding man named
Nathan Petty, whom they suspect of
having assaulted Lloyd.
The life of linen laundered by the
Commonwealth hand laundry is more
than double that Numbered by a |
steam laundry, because each piece is
handled separately. Try it once.
The new store of VIM. Green &
Sons is to be used for meat market |
Just as you want it. High gloss or |
domestic finish. Commonwealth hand |
laundry.
Charles D. WEIGH will read a paper |
Saturday evening. His subject is |
1.-THE Industrial Growth of Kansas"
Telephone your coal orders to Gil |
1ette & Nicholson.
The Us will have social tonight at |
the home of Mrs. Case, 1921 West |
Sixth avenue.
Have you investigated Fraser Bros |
premium department? They have |
something there that will interest |
everyone.