The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-28
NORTH TOPEKA.

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A. Spurgeon, of Elmont, was a North
side visitor today
Mrs. Albert Richerter was in town to-
day from Silver Lake.
Mr.. R. Warnock has gone to Valencia
for a short visit to relatives.
Miss Hazel Boast of 9O9 Jackson
street, who has been seriously i'll, is i'm
proving.
Amity lodge PSI K. of P, will con
fer the second degree at their meeting
Monday evening.
Mrs. Magin returned today to her
home in Silver Lake after a short visit
to Topeka relatives.
Victor council No. X. and L. of S.,
will give musical entertainment Mon
day evening. Everybody invited.
Mrs. Fred Doane and daughter of
liza Quincy street, have gone to Hor-
ton for a short visit to friends. They
will return Sunday.
Lillis the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. c. drummer, who has been i'll
at their apartments at the Union Pa
cific hotel IS improving slowly.
Among the Granville people in town
today were: Mrs. NJ. NJ Shirley. Miss
Agnes Detlor, W. W. Detlor, D. A.
Bisby, J. Paisa and S. K. Burroughs.
The services at the Church of the
Good Shepherd tomorrow will be Sun
day school at 10 a. m. Morning prayer
with address at IL o'clock. Mr.. c. W.
Nau in charge. 81 s448s4ss 5ks.
At the Baptist church tomorrow the
pastor, Rev Walter E Tanner viii
preach both morning and evening a II
and o'clock. Morning subject, Gods
Cooperative Society" evening subject,
Amos, the Man with a Real Message
Mrs. Richardson and little daughter,
Lucy. accompanied by her mother Mrs.
Cook, at whose home in Denver they
have been visiting, arrived yesterday
from that city. They were met here
/ by Mr.. Richardson who accompanied
them to their home in Onaga. Mr..
Richardson is a civil engineer in the
employ Of the Topeka and Northwest
ern railroad.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday we
[ are going to put on sale our entire
| stock of shirt waists, shirt waist pat
/ terms and silks by the yard at a price
that will move them all in the three
days.
Lot / will consist of several different
white waist patterns of extra quality,
soft finish French lawn, good large
patterns blouse front of heavy raised
and open work embroidered bands or
collar and cuffs to match-regular
price $1.4S and $1.9s, sale price S1.19
each.
Lot about thirty patterns super
/ Tor French lawn. Y yards 40 inch
+ goods, handsome heavy solid raised en-
brOidery in assorted floral designs,
bands for collars and cuffs to match
regular price 98c and S1.25. sale price
1 79c each.
Lot BE composed of white shirt
waists in all sizes and a dozen different
( patterns, neatly trimmed lingerie eff
fects, all made of fine soft French
4 lawns@regular price $1.9S and $2.4S,
sale price S1.69 each.
Lot This lot is about the same as
the above with the exception of quality
+ of material and is composed of plain
white tan, polka dots, etc.-regular
price s1.19, s1.25, $1.4S, sale price 9Sc
I each.
Lot Consists of colored waists of
| all descriptions regular sizes-regula
prices SIC, 75c and CSC, sale price 49c
each.
skirts-We are going to put all of
our $4.25 and $3.50 skirts on a table
and sell the entire lot at $500 each
all grey colors-almost all sizes. You
/ viii have to see these skirts before you
can realize what a bargain this is.
Silks-These silks were purchased at
an auction sale in New York city a al
most half the regular price. We sell
/ them to you at a price that should
/ move the entire lot during this sale:
80 inch Shantung silk, per yard sc
sc inch guaranteed Tafeta, per yard
SIC.
p inch heavy guaranteed Taneta,
n inch fancy check Taneta. per
yard 69c.
All CT the above are worth s1.25 a
yard regular.
yard 49c.
81 inch Tameta silks. black only, per
yard 49c.
10 inch Messaline silk, worth s1.Oo.
y per yard ace.
"a inch black Satin 39c
Now you have the opportunity to buy
a nice silk dress, waist or skirt at the
price of cotton goods.
Come and see them Monday, Tuesday
4 and Wednesday.
THE CASH MERCANTILE.
North Topeka.
The ladies of the Baptist church gave
a Calico Carnival at Lukens' opera
house yesterday. Dinner was served
at noon and in the evening ice cream
and cake were sold All kinds OF. pretty
and useful things were offered for sale
many of them made from calico and all
found ready purchasers. The handker-
chief table contained a beWildering ar
ray of these needfuI articles, some the
large useful kind and others the dainty
creations of lace and lawn. The flower
ia Bile where various kinds OF blossoming
plants were for sale was an attractive