The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-09
NORTH TOPEKA.


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bail Printing Co., s12 N. Kansas avenue.l
J. c. Elliott was in yesterday from
Ex-sherif Porter Cook was in yes
terday from Hoyt
J. r. Spetter, who has been i'll for the
past week, is improving.
Deep cut in prices all over the store
to make a clean sweep of all winter
goods Friday and Saturday at
THE NEW ERA DEPT STORE.
Mr.. G. T. Bouslog and family are i'll
at their home, 10 West Gordon street.
Mrs. Ross Phillips is quite i'll with
pneumonia at her home ten miles west
of town.
Special sale of fascinators. hoods.
silk and wool shawls. New York Mer.
Co, 10 East Sixth.
Second Presbyterian church prayer
meeting this evening will be at the pas
tors residence, 1910 Quincy street.
Mail Carrier Charles Summers is
able TO be on duty again after two
days layoff5 on account of Illness.
Ladies' and ehildren's coats and
capes from use to So. New York Mer.
Co, 10 East Sixth.
Aaron Sheetz, who has been confined
to his home, 1882 Quincy street for the
past ten days, was able to be down
town today.
Spring goods are arriving daily: all
winter goods at low prices to move
quickly. Big clearance sale begins
Friday morning and will continue un-
til Saturday night.
THE NEW ERA DEPT. STORE.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Tracy. who have
recently moved here from Eskridge.
Kan, have gone to housekeeping at 1125
Van Buren, street.
The Harold billiard hall which has
been moved into larger quarters in the
Bernstein building, Will have their OPP
ening this evening
CneciaI CLEANING I'm sale Of hoods
fascinators and shawls. New York
Mer. Co, ITO East Sixth.
c. F. Bridge has resigned his posi-
ton as financial secretary for Victor
council No. 4 K. & L. of S., and Mr..
a. K. Heizman has been elected to III
the vacancy.
The Women's Foreign Missionary so
ciety Of the Kansas Avenue NJ. e
the home of Rev. and Mrs. J. A StaVe-
1y, 1925 Quincy street.
Don't fail to attend the big clear
ance sale of dry goods, clothing. mill
linery and shoes Friday and Saturday
THE NEW ERA DEPT. STORE.
Mr.. Herbert c. Green returned today
from Belleville, Wis, where he accom-
mother, Mrs. Boletta Greenwood for
burial. While away Mr.. Green visited
his old home at Madison, Wis.
The ladies of the Kansas Avenue NJ.
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ing at the church on Friday to tack
and quilt. Dinner will be served at
noon. 1t is hoped that a large attend
ance will be present at this meeting
Special offerings for Friday and
Saturday:
&c Calicoes q c yard
INC Apron Ginghams. sc yard
1-3c Tennis Flannel. SC yard
12kc Fleece FIannelettes. Z y c yard
15c Percaline Innings. .... &c yard
15c 36-in Saline Innings. - sc yard
17c Fleeced Waistings. SC yard
35c Bleached Damask- ...2 &c yard
so and Use Dress Goods. Csc yard
THE NEW ERA DEPT. STORE.
The art glass windows for the new
Presbyterian church arrived the first of
the week and the work of putting them
in the building was commenced yester-
day. The large picture windows which
are the finest in the building are on tie
Gordon street side
Arthur Ross Hutton. the 17-month-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Hutton,
died yesterday afternoon Of pneumonia
at the family home in Shorey. The fun
eral will be Friday afternoon at 1
O'Clock from the house and the burial
will be in Rochester cemetery.
Rev E S. Riley, who with Mrs RI
ley was expected to arrive tomorrow
from Garrett to visit friends, has tele-
graphed that he is i'll and unable 10
leave home Rev Mr.. Riley was for
number of years pastor of the Baptist
church and it had been arranged that
during his visit here he should occupy
his old pulpit
Special offerings for Friday and
Saturday:
sc Towels ....--....- .-..z 12 c eacn
25c Pillow Tops ..-----l LOG each
25c Children's Golf Gloves. .15c pair
$3.50 Ladies Trimmed Hats. 49c
$500 Ladies Trimmed Hats CSC
$3.50 Ladies Trimmed Hats. S1.45
$3.50 Ladies' silk lined Jackets. $1.95
acc Ladies Waists -....-- -.-..-2 5c
ACC Tam O'Shanters ............2 9c
THE NEW ERA DEPT. STORE.