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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-15

This is second" quality ware. It
was bought at auction; three car loads
at one time. One car was shipped di-
rect from the ST. Louis auction house
to this Topeka store. We are selling
the entire lot at a full third lower
than first quality; that brings it down
to the cost of common tinware. The
blemishes on this granite do not, in
any instance, hurt the usefulness or
wearing quality.
The greater portion of this granite
ware is agate gray. some is blue with
white lining and one or two articles are
in green with white lining. This one
car contained 5000 pieces; even at
that some of the lots are growing
small. and We would not be surprised
if a. number of them were entirely sold
out by tomorrow night.
SQUARE DINNER BUCKETS -
With or without coffee compartments:
these are the largest size; first quality
is worth 75c; here you can buy one for
soc.
PRESERVING KETTLES-3-q quart
size; first quality would sell at 29c;
our price for these seconds" each
15c.
PIE PANS-1O-inch size; at each,
1Oc
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PRESERVING KETTLES-5-q quart
size; first quality sells at 35c; our price
for these seconds" each. 1Sc.
PRESERVING KETTLES quart
size; first quality would sell for 45c;
our price for these seconds each,
23c.
BERLIN KETTLES-With tin lids;
4-quart size; first quality would sell at
35c; our price for these seconds zoe.
BERLIN skETTLES-Tn lid; 90
quart size; 45c would be the price of
first quality; our price for these sec
onds," each; CSC.
LIP SAUCE PANS quart size;
first quality sells for 1Sc; our price for
this second" quality, 10c.
CAKE MOLD PANS-With center
tubes; 8-inch size; first quality would
sell for 1Sc; our price for these ''sec-
onds,' each, 1Oc.
LAYER CAKE PANS-S-inch size ;;
first quality would sell for Toe; our
price for seconds" each, Sc.
TEA POTS-1-quart size; first quail
ity price, csc; our price for this "sec-
ond" quality, each, 15c.
BERLIN SAUCE PANS-S-quart
size; first quality would be 55c; our
price for these seconds" each, 4Oc.
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BERLIN SAUCE PANS-4-quart
size; first quality would sell for 35c;
our price for these seconds" zoe.
CHARACTERISTICS quality would
sell for 45c; our price for these sec
onds,' each, soc.
COFFEE BOILERS-8-quart size;
first quality would sell for S5c; our
price for these seconds each. 6Oc.
BERLIN KETTLES-10-qua size;
first quality would sell for soc: our
price for these seconds" each, SIC.
COIANDERS-11- size; first
quality would sell for 35c; our price
for these seconds" each, Csc.
LIP SAUCE PANS-Thfs one lot is
of high grade blue ware, white lining;
5-quart size; first quality is worth soc;
our price for this second" quality,
each, Csc.
LIP SAUCE PANS-6-quart size;
first quality would sell for 40c; our
price for these seconds each, CSC.
s. BERLIN SAUCE PANS-Two han
dies; 10-quart size; first quality would
sell for 75c; our price for these "sec-
onds." each. 69c.
BREAD PANS-Square shape; 91s
X4 - size: each, 10c.
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Sample
Carriage Bags

A representative of Chicago
leather goods manufacturing concern
stopped at the Baltimore hotel in Kan
sas City. This salesman was winding
up the season. He went to the Kan
sas City store and asked the leather
goods buyer to take his samples off his
hands. Our buyer got these carriage
bags at almost his own prices, and he
borrowed two of the salesman's cases
in which to send them to this Topeka
store.
These carriage bags are in the very
latest colors and styles The majority
of them have braided leather handles,
double frames, some are fitted. There
are bags in this lot that sold as high
as Sc each. at wholesale. There isn't
a great lot of them, just a mere hand
full. but they're the biggest bargains in
carriage bags we have offered this
season.
At 39c are carriage bags that would
sell at soc in this store-which would
be less than any other store.
At SIC are carriage bags that reg
ularly sell at 75c and 81.
At ST are carriage bags that reg
ularly sell at $1.25 and $3.50.
At $1.25 are carriage bags that reg
ularly sell at $1.75.
At 81 and up to $4.49 are carriage
bags that regularly sell as high as $40
and SIP.
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Hosiery and
Underwear

CHILDREN'S FANCY HOSE-Blue
with white dots; ribbed; three thread
Isle; regular 25c quality; for, e.
pair OE
WONIEN'S BLACK TIGHTS-AlI-
wool; broken line of sizes; regularly
81; tomorrow, pair, 75c-
HOSE Athletic" for men and
boys; very heavy, wide ribbed, all
sizes; maroon color only; splendid
worsted hose; pc rpair, 19c.-
WOMEN'S HOSE-Very fine rib
bed; double soIes; spIiced heels; brown
color; regular soc hose; to be sold to-
morrow, per pair, 25c.
CHILDREN'S SLEEPING GAR
ments-WeH made; with feet; silver
gray, soc quality, heavy fleeced; per
suit, 35c-
CHILDREN SLEEPING GAR
ments, with feet, gray; fleece lined, 40c
quality; will be sold at, per garment,
29c.
CHTLDREN'S VESTS AND PANTS
Heavy fleece lined; blue; per gar
ment, 29c-
INFANTS WOOL HOSE-AIl col
ors; 25c values; will be sold tomorrow,
per pair, 19c.
WOMEN'S FANCY HOSE-Stripe
and Isle thread; sold up to soc per
pair; tomorrow, pair, Csc.
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MISSES SHOES-Vici Kid and
Kangaroo-lace styles, some have
cloth tops, patent tips, heavy and light
soles; regular price $1.75, tomorrow
per pair $1.25-
CHIIDEN'S SHOES-Vici Kid
and Box Calf-turned soles, single or
flexible soles; lace styles; kid and
patent tips; $3.50 and $3.50 values to
be sold in this sale tomorrow,
pair SIPS
LITTLE BOYS BOX CALF SHOES
Made with very heavy soles; $1.S5
grade for 9Sc-
CHILDREN'S KANGAROO CALF
SHOES-Lace styles; solid sole. leath-
er counters and insoles; $3.50 value
for Csc
CHILDREN'S VICI KID SHOES
Turned soles; kid tip; lace style; reg
ufar 81 grades for 75c.
INFANTS TURNED SOLE SHOES
Lace or button styles cloth or leath-
err tops; regular S5c grade for soc.
BOYS HEAVY GRAIN LEATHER
SHOES-Lace; leather soles and
counters; sizes 10 to 2, regular $1-S5
values to be sold tomorrow per
pair $1-1O-
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WOMEN LOW SHOES-Straight
last; broad toe; Newport ties; $3.50
value for SIPS.
WOMEN'S BOX CALF LACE
SHOES-With half double soles, cal
toe; in size only; this So grade will
be sold tomorrow for SIPS.
LITTLE GENTS SATIN CALF
OES-Lace style; low heels, solid
all through; sizes II Il to IS Il; regu-
larly S1.35 grade to be sold for $1.15.
MEMS BOX CALF LACE SHOES
English welted soles; Globe toe; $3.50
grade Will be S1.9S.
MEMS LACE SHOES-Satin calf,
seamless vamps, plain toe; 81 grade
for $1.5O-
WONIEN'S VICI KID SHOES-Pat-
ent tips. medium and concaXe heel;
lace style; flexible and Mckay sewed
soles; good lasts; SO and $3.50 values
for $3.50.
WONIEN'S FINE VICI KID SHOES
Plain or patent tips; double or hand
turned soles; lace style; low heel; 81,
$2.25 and So values for $1.50.
MEMS SHOES-Fine Wei Kid and
Box Caf-FuH round and London toe:
lace styles; So and $3.50 values
for $3.50.
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Low Priced F1ioW0th0 Dress Goods
39c for 19c; CSC for 29c; ST for ACC; $125 for &c.

The Schilling Dry Goods Co. carried
one of the best stocks of dress ma
teriaIs we ever saw in a, town the size
of Hiawatha. The styles are good, the
qualities are fine for the prices and in
no instance was the cost too high.
Buying this stock cheap, we can af-
prices are in some cases lower than
the same fabrics could be bought at
wholesale. The following bargains
will be on sale again tomorrow:
00 Will buy dress goods consist
OV ing of 36-inch Cashmeres, 80
inch Serge, 40-inch Novelty, Fancy
Weaves and Mannish effects; ma
terials that sold in this Hiawatha store
at sec per yard, your choice of this
entire lot tomorrow, at per yard, 19c.
OEN Will buy dress goods consist
GOC ing of 42-inch Novelties, AZ
inch wide Vale Serge, 36-inch Nuns
Yelling and Novelty Mohair, in light
colors; materials that sold in the Hia-
watha store for soc a yard, will be on
sale in this store at, per yard csc.
OnN Will buy dress goods consist
q OO ing of 36-inch Zibelines, blue
and black; 36-inch Hairline Mistral
navy and cadet: 3S and 4O-inch Nov
elites, all-wool Plaids and Mannish
Checks; 36-inch Lattice Cloth. These
materials were sold in the Hiawatha
store up to 65c per yard; you can buy
any of this lot tomorrow, at per
yard, 29c.
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Tomorrow Ends the Greatest Sale Of Enamel
Kitchen Ware this Store Ever Held

PRESERVING X T. L Il L. Il S-12-
quart size; first quality would sell for
75c; our price for these seconds
EACH soc.
CHAMBER PAILS-Tight fitting
lid; 12-quart size; first quality would
sell for S5c; our price for these sec
onds,'' each, 69c.
BREAD AND CAKE PANS - Very
large size, with tight fitting tin lid;
two handles; first quality would sell
for soc; these Seconds each, CSC.
PINT DIPPERS-At, each, zoe.
TEA POTS-1-quart size; first quail
ity would sell for 30c; our price for
these seconds" each, 19c.
BREAD RAISERS-1O-quar size:
with granite lid; first quality would
sell for zoe; our price for these ''sec-
onds,'' each, 4Sc.
WATER PAILS-12 -quart size; first
quality sells for Csc; our price for
seconds" each, 4Oc.
DISH PANS-3O-quart size; first
quality would sell for 81: our price for
these Seconds each, Soc.
TUNNELS - Two or three styles;
this one lot each, Zoe.
MEASURES - Half gallon size:
straight sides; each, zoe.
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Why has the Jones Dry Goods Co
grown SO large?
1t grew large because the crowds of
customers grew large.
Why did it grow so fast?
Because the people bought goods
there so much cheaper than elsewhere.
How did that cause it to grow?
These people who bought goods there
so cheaply told their friends and they
in turn went there to trade. 1t took
a greater amount of room all the time
to accommodate the greater crowds of
customers who came
How is it that Jones can afford to sell
SO cheaply?
One reason is that they have nearly
forty buyers who are in the markets OF
the country all the time searching for
the best bargains in merchandise, ready
to pay the cash.
Do not other stores pay cash also?
Some may. and yet be what are call
ed regular buyers, buying only from
regular" wholesalers and regular
manufacturers, paying regular prices
What difference does it make?
Why, all the difference in the world.
Jones' buyers watch every chance to
buy the best merchandise that is made
at the great forced auction sales and
the elose-outs in large lot quantities.
factory outputs, sample lines and the
great bankrupt stocks.
Do not other stores follow this custom
No. There are only a few stores in
the United States of consequence who
make a practice of buying in this way
In what way does this effect the selling
price,
Why. as a matter of course, when
the Jones Dry Goods Co. buys staple
merchandise at half price and less they
can easily sell it for less than it~cost
to manufacture, and make all the profit
they desire.
What other reasons are there for low
prices at the Jones Dry Goods store?
Well, the Jones' store not only buys
for cash, but it sells for cash.
How does that affect the price on its
merchandise?
Why, that affects it materially 1t
loses nothing by bad debts and the big
expense of a credit business; so, as
matter of course. it can sell its good
much more cheaply.
What other reasons are there for this
stores remarkable growth2
Well, it's a. very fair store in all its
dealings. With every item of goods it
sells goes this guarantee: Satisfaction
or your money back
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position patterns; 22x22 size; 0On
these are washable; each 81
SOFA PILLOW TOPS AND BACKS
floral designs, in many pretty pat
terms; regularly 35c; for one day only,
each, ice.
COMBS New Bar Barrettes'
jeweled back combs, in two sizes; the
very latest thing in comb; each, 4Sc;
per set, Csc.
BACK COMBS-AII shapes and siz-
es; very beautiful back combs; white
jeweIed; priced from 25c up to 4Sc.
STAND COVERS - Fancy designs
and floral patterns; made of heavy
duck; large size; regular 35c covers, to
be sold tomorrow, each, 15c.
RUBBER CORD-Black and white,
flat; worth 4c yard; II yards to the
bolt, for 10c.
PINS - Tiger brand; per paper,
RTCk-RACK-Narr white; IS
yards to the bolt; tomorrow, per bolt,
SC.
SEWING SILK-Black, "OrientaI.''
per spool. &c.
LUSTRE COTTON - All colors; to-
morrow only, per spool, &c.
BLANKET PINS-Large size; two
for SC
LINDsAY'S PATENT SAFETY
Pins-Per dozen. 1c-
STEWARDS SAFETY PINS - No.
2 size; per dozen, &c.
STEWARDS SAFETY PINS - No.
8 size; per dozen. sc.
GARMENT FASTENERS-Per doz-
en-, SC
BONE BUTTONS-For underwear;
two dozen for sc.
MACHINE OIL-Sperm; ounce
bottles; worth Toe; for sc.
HAIR BRUSHES-Genuin bristles;
solid backs; two styles; these regular
soc brushes will be sold tomorrow,
each, 19c-
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DRESS Innings

36-INCH TAFFETA Innings in all
colors, sold the world over at 15c; to-
morrow, yard, sc.
SILESIAS, DriIlings and other lin
ings that the Hiawatha store had
marked to sell at Toe, will be priced
here tomorrow at, yard, Sc.
Observation-Disclosures and Percalines,
Innings that sold at 15c per yard. will
be priced tomorrow at, yard, IL &c.
PERCALINES, Spun Glass and 9TH
er Innings, sold at zoe by all stores, will
be on sale here tomorrow at. yard, 15c.
NERCERIZED IININGS-Sold up
to soc yard, in all colors, most of them
36-inches wide, will be sold at,
yard csc.
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CASHMERE in two shades of
brown; nearly seven full bolts of this
material; the regular marked price is
Csc; it will be on special sale tomorrow
at, per yard 1212c.
SILK AND MERCERIZED GING-
hams, MousselineS. Silk Null and Nov
city Wash Goods, splendid colorings;
cloths that sold in the Hiawatha store
for Use yard; will be on sale in this
store tomorrow at yard. 39c.
MERCERIZED NOVELTY. lace
stripe, fancy ginghams, fancy NOUS
selines, novelty eoliennes; all these
materials wash well. and the larger
part of them have never been sold for
less than 81 per yard, in this sale,
ward 49c
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90n Will buy MistraI Etamine,
~ CO gray, brown, drab, tan and
black; 38-inch Venetian in gray, red
and brown; Novelties, French Serges
40-inch Plaids. These are all-wool
cloths that sold in the Hiawatha store
up to IS per yard; our price is per
yard, soc
duo Will buy Dress Goods such as
& OO n Inch Checked Suiting, SO
inches wide, all-wool; 50-inch Novelty
all-wool; 4S-inch Novelty and Checked
Zibelines; 40-inch Novelties and Man
nish Tweeds. Some of these up-to-
date materials sold in the Hiawatha
store for 81 per yard; our price, per
yard, 49c.
hUA VIII buy materials such as so
OCQ inch Gray Zibeline, 44-inch
Mixed Checked material, 54-inch wide
Vale in a rough suiting effect, sold at
$3.50 a yard in the Hiawatha store;
52-inch Green Boucle, sold at 81; As
inch Whip Cords, 42-inch Black
Prunella- These materials sold in the
Hiawatha store up to $3.50 per yard.
We have them priced at, yard, soc.
7NN Will buy Dress Goods consist
W. ing of 44-inch Fancy Mannish
Suiting, 48-inch Heavy Homespun, AS
inch Gray Worsteds, 4S-inch heavy
brown and black Cheviots, Black Silk
Perola, 44-inches wide; 44-inch Black
Granite, 40-inch Black Lattice Cloth;
materials that sold in the Hiawatha
store at $1.35 per yard, will be on sale
here at, yard, 75c.
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This Clothins and Mems Furnishing Dept.
Is Filled With the Biggest Bargains in It's
History
History

In buying the Schillng dry goods stock of Hiawatha
Kas., secured many bargains in clothing and fur
shngs Attending sales in the biggest auction houses
in st. Louis and Chicago we gathered multitude of
unusual values. The Kansas City store has furnished
with much merchandise at lower prices than could
have bought otherwise All this sh-bough to-be
cash-sod merchandise is sale right now: This de-
parment in its enlarged quarters is doing bigger bust
than has done in the past two months These are
few special values:
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Sheet Music

Any song or instrumental piece that
is late and a hit can be bought in
this department; it is almost a GER
tainty you can buy it cheaper here
than anywhere else Before you need
to buy the pianist will play any piece
over for you. We want you to come
in and see what cosy little depart
ment we have here.
We receive all music just as soon as
it comes from the press of the pub
Usher. We have great majority of
the most popular pieces on hand right
now.
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Gao Will buy materials consisting
OVO of 4S-inch Gray Weave Man
nish effects, 50-inch heavy Gray
Homespun, 56-inch all-wool Suiting.
light gray; 56-inch light gray heavy
weight Suiting, 52-inch long Hair
Zibeline, 44-inch very heavy black
Granite; these are all strictly up-to-
date materials, Hiawatha price, $1.25
per yard; our price, yard, S5c.
0Qn Will buy materials such as
JOO Black Panne Zibeline, so inches
wide; 54-inch Broadcloth. tan, red and
navy; 44-inch Prunella, high lustre
black; 45-inch Mohair Serge in blue
and black; 54-inch extra heavy Camel
Hair Cheviot in black; Sc and So
inch Zibeline, clipped and long hair
in blue and gray; these materials sold
up to $1.75 in the Hiawatha store; our
price, per yard, CSC.
S1.25 VIII buy 81 H., m %ass ais.
vert, 52-inch Rough Panama, 45-inch
Black French Wolfe; the Hiawatha
store sold these materials at 81 per
yard; our price is SIPS.
MONTROSE FRENCH BINGHAM,
in an excellent line of colorings, such
as blue, pink and tan; this well known
standard material never sells at less
than 35c; in this sale tomorrow,
yard, 19c.
BLACK INDIA LINONS-Soft and
sheer materials, 15c and 19c qualities;
these will be on sale tomorrow at
ward 1215c.
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MEMS SUITS that are marked to
sell as high as SIS; suits that we have
been selling right along at $5.9S, will
be on special sale tomorrow at S4.25.
There are about rs of these suits; d
full line of sizes; made of materials for
winter wear; materials that are serv-
iceable and come in neat dark pat
terms. Remember that the price we
made on these for tomOrrow'S selling
is lower than these suits have ever
sold before. Suits in the lot that are
marked to sell at IS; there isn't a one
of them marked to sell at less than ST..
Suits that we had on special sale at
3 ss: 5s 5 s.ssP 5essSR5 ca 0E
good values at that, AHH
will be out tomor- WTHZO
row at your choice,
BOYS KNEE PANTS Made of
corduroy and wooden materials; full
line of sizes; one small table is COM
pletely filed with them. They're
marked to sell at 50c-we had them
on special sale at 39c; we're going to
put them on sale tomorrow at, pair
29c.
MEMS DUCK COATS that you pay
50 for at any store in the land; coats
that we have marked to sell at $1.50,
will be on special sale tomorrow at
s1-19. We have a full line of sizes in
these coats; they're made of covert
cloth with blanket lining, and they're
also rubber lined, which makes them
wind and water proof; they have bin
corduroy collar. Worth So; our spe-
cial price for tomorrow S1.19.
MEMS GLOVES-Calfskin palms.
unlined. Marked soc; special tomor-
row, pair csc.
BOYS MITTE,NS-Mule skin palm,
sheep back. Marked Csc; will be on
special sale tomorrow, pair 19c.
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A Primary Lesson on the
BIG Jones Store

The following is taken from the Kansas City stores
adj of February 81 1904 We have reprinted this because
it explains the Jones method of underbuyng and under
selling for cash very clearly The paragraph set in black
face type has been altered to tell how the bargains for
this Opening Sale bought.
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Staples

BED CONTROVERSIES tops
and plain colored bottom, $3.50 size;
extra heavy quality. $1.39 is a very
close price for such comforts; to-
morrow, each $1.15.
COMFORTS-Covere both sides with
figured silkoline; very soft and fluffy;
$1.25 is cheap for these comforts; to-
morrow, each. CSC.
TENNIS FLANNEL PA inches
wide; light colors, in stripes, vplaids
and checks; these flannels sell regu-
larly for &c; tomorrow, AA
yard &G
GINGHAMS-Dark dress patterns,
fast colors; a good loo seller; tomor-
row, yard, 71Ac.
GRAY AND BLUE CALICO-A good
range of patterns; fast colors: We'd
nesday only, yard, 8 &c; a limit of 20
yards to a customer.
APRON CHECK GINGHAM-Blue
brown and green; new goods, just re-
ceived; sold everywhere at Il c; our
price, per yard, tomorrow, only SC.
FLEECE LINED MATERIAI-For
wrappers. etc, 25 inches wide; spIen-
did quality; worth 1-3c; tomorrow,
yard, 6 &c.
FLEECE LINED MATERIALS-36-
inches wide; splendid range of pat
terms; 15c quality; will be sold tomor-
row at, yard, Zoe.
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YOUNG MEMS THREE-PIECE
Long Pant Suits-Made of heavy
weight materials and dark patterns
These are marked to sell at $3.50, and
we Will guarantee that you can't go
into another clothing store in Topeka
and buy equally as good suits for the
same prices. Our special price to-
morrow, $2.19.
LITTLE BOYS OVERCOATs-An
assortment of odds and ends: made
of chinchilla, cheviot in black and
blue, and various other materials; long
$3.50; worth as high as $2.25; will
be on special sale tomorrow, CSC.
MOTORMAN'S MTTTENS- of
soft, pliable black calfskin, with horse
hide palm. These have long gaunt-
lets and are heavily lined. Marked
to sell at SIPS; that's their regular
price; will be on special sale tomor-
row at 75c.
MEMS A c. STALEY WOOL UN-
derwear-Shirts and drawers, ribbed
all sizes. These garments came from
the Schilling stock and were marked
to sell at $3.50; we have large as
sortment to be priced for tonorrovv
per garment, 81.
MEMS A. c. STALEY UNDER
veal 1@AlAe1 AIIlS SUMS, diI WOOL. Reg
ular price of these suits is 81; tomor-
row they will be priced, per suit, 75c.
BOYS GAUNTLET MITTENS
Made with fur back, horsehide palm.
heavily lined. Worth SOC; will be on
special sale tomorrow, pair 35c
BOYS KID MITrENs-F,ssos
lined; knit wrists. Worth 25c, at pair
19c.
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S15OOOO Winter Merchandise Third OF It Rovaht
Regular price, Sale in This Bigger Store

Hi from is rthofu
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WOMEN LONG CAPES-40-inch
length: fine black kersey cloth; made
with slot seams bound with satin,
lined with very heavy satin; large
stitched collar. These are regular
STEPS capes that we have GO 7H
marked to sell at, each SROuA
WOMEN'S EXTRA LONG AND
Short Plush COatS"Lined and padded
throughout; plain or trimmed with
fur; large sleeves, fancy fasteners.
Coats in this lot that sold up to $25;
your choice, each, $4.95.
WONIEN'S WALKING SKIRTS
Plain or novelties; made in the very
best styles. Skirts that sell as high as
IS and $3.50 in other stores we have
priced at, each, $2.9S.
WOMEN'S SWEATERS - Button
down the front, in blouse effect; red,
blue. white and black cOlorS. Each
$2.9S.
WONE.N'S SWElATERS-But on
the shoulder; high collar; blue, white
and red coIors. These regular IS all
wool sweaters, your choice $1.9S.
WOMEN'S WORSTED WAISTS
Plain and fancy checks and stripes,
all sizes. Splendid late style gar
ments that would sell elsewhere
for S1.75; our price, Ct DE-
each ID I'D
WOMEN'S FLANNEL WAISTS
Made in plain and tucked styles; trim
med with fancy buttons and pipings;
warm, serviceable waists; each $2.25.
WONIEN'S FLANNEL WAISTS
Some Venetian cloths in this lot; light
and dark colors; all sizes, tucked
styles; each $2.4S.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-15
Children'S
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These are made of fine. soft yarn;
all colors; some are slightly soiled;
worth soc; our price has been 39c
right along 0EA
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