The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-17

| Continued from PeEe Onel
extend until July &c. While thousands
of bargains will be mentioned in the
special edition of the State Journal
tomorrow, don't fail to note the Of
ferings from day to day throughout
the entire week.
This action of the merchants and
business houses in inaugurating the
special bargain week, while creating
keen competition among themselves.
certainly gives the shrewd buyers the
chance to purchase practically every
household and family necessity at a
distinct saving
Every person who assumes the re-
sponsibility of buying for the family
knows the prevailing values on such
articles as are needed. When that
person comes to Topeka during this
great bargain event he or she VIII
know full we'll the actual saving that
, can be made by having read closely
the prices together with the>5 per cent
refund proposition printed in this pa
per. The merchants are going to give
money saving values, there will be no
disappOintments
Aside from the extra Ordianry in
ducements made by the merchants in
, their bargain week reductions, every
firm will either refund car fare
through the secretary OF the rebate
association or direct according to the
amount of purchase No coupons
from newspapers are necessary to Sc
cure the rebates. The shopper need
only ask the firm with whom he
desires to trade and it will refund car
fare either direct or through the re-
bate association.
Every person coming to Topeka
knows full we'll the fare from his town
to Topeka and can readily estimate
the aggregate amount it will be neces-
sary to trade out to secure a refund
of entire railroad fare. Both the
merchants belonging to the rebate as
ISOLATION and those giving cash re-
funds base that refund upon a basis
of 5 per cent of the total amount of
purchase.
Simply show your round trip ticket
and the refund will be promptly made.
1t can be seen that very small bill
of goods will entitle the purchaser to
car fare.
Every advantage is being offered
the people who choose to practice
economy to make this bargain week
one long to be remembered and APP
preciated.
The follow ing firms are co-operat-
ing to make this great seven days sale
a success:
The Mills Dry Goods company-Dry
Goods, Ladies' Ready-toWear etc.
Palace Clothing Company-Cloth-
ing, Gents Furnishing, etc.
The Crosby Brothers company
Dry Goods, Ladies' Ready-to-Wear,
The Warren NJ. Crosby company
Dry Goods, Ladies' Ready -to-Wear,
The Emahizer-Spielman company
Furniture, Furnishings. Pianos, ETC.
The Badders Clothing company
Clothing, Gents Furnishings etc.
Paxton & PaXton-Dry Goods and
General Merchandise.
Santa Fe Watch company Jewelry,
Diamonds, etc.
Berkson Brothers-Ladies' Ready
Felix & Sons-Clothing, Gents Fur
nishings, etc.
August Clothing company-Cloth-
ing, Gents Furnishings. etc.
The Crockett Mercantile company
Dry Goods, Ladies' Ready Wear.
etc.
Outlook c. & S. company-Ladies
Readyto-Wear. etc.
W. F. Roehr Music company
Pianos, etc.
Greenbaum - Ladies' Ready-to-
Wear, etc.
Harter Mercantile ompany-Dry
Goods, Ladies' Ready-to-Wear,e etc.
Gibbs Clothing COMMUNICATING,
Gents Furnishings, etc.
E. B. Guild Music mpany-PianoS
w. w. Kimbar company-Pianos,I
etc.
Diment & KIein-Clothing, Gents
Furnishings, etc.
w. j. Lewis-Jeweler and Optician.
r. H. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Charles Wolff-Jeweler.
Adds Jewelry store.
sam 1eQDerS-JoW eIef.
Charles E.. Wardin, jeweler.
Thompson Brothers-Furniture
HARLAN Furniture company.
Bell Brothers Piano company
Pianos, etc.
The Fair Mercantile company
General department store.
E. P. Jordan-Electric Supplies.
H. B. Howard-Electric Supplies
and Sporting Goods.
Payne Shoe company.
GerStley & CraWfOrd-ShOeS
Walk Over Shoe company.
Williams Shoe company.
Robinson Shoe company.
Model Clothing company-Clothing |
Shoes, etc.
Globe Clothing company-CIothing. |
Shoes, etc.
Famous Shoe and Clothing COM |
pany-Clothing, Shoes. etc.
Star Shoe and Clothing company
Clothing, Shoes, etc.
w. A. l.. Thompson Hardware COM |
pany.
Hall Stationery company-Books, |
Stationery, etc.
Courtney Millinery company-Mil-
linery.
Mrs. C. H. Observation-Disclosures.
Eli Ulamperl-Dry Goods. Clothing, |
Scotch Wooden Mills-s15 Tailoring
House.
English Wooden Mills-s15 Tailoring
House.
Matt Glass Tailoring House.
Brunt Drug company.
Stansfield Drug company
VIM. Green & Son-Grocers
Dibble Grocery Co.-Grocers.
Morns &. Myers+Grocers.
Fraser Bros-Grocers.
Mrs. NJ. E. Hollcraft-Florist
James Hayes-F1orist.
Mrs. Lord-Florist.
Edison Electric Co.-Electric Sup
plies.
Wilson & Neiswanger-Rea1 Estate.
j. A. WOlcO Photo SunnlieS