The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-30
GsGadabout

The pIainsst girY would be a dream
in the lovely Alice blue organdie frock
I The Gadabout saw at Berkson's. The
sheerest white collars and cuffs of
organdie and Wallace trim the frock.
/ Chief of the frock's attractions is its
lprice-TwELvE DOLLARS, and there
are dozens of other organdie, plain CT
and georgette combination, and crepe
de chine dresses on sale for the same
price. They're not only suitable for
wear in summer. but may be worn for
afternoon party gowns in the fall and
winter.
| Some years ago an undertaking es-
tahlishment was located next to where
1.-THE Novelty theater stands. An old
colored man. who has never attended
the Novelty theater and who is not
aware of changing business conditions
| on East Eighth street, saw the stream
of humanity lined up outside the thea
what yam waitin' foh?" he asked
friend. ''Gwine to view tn re-
mains?"
The industrious ones who are spend
ing afternoons and evenings knitting
will blossom forth in the early fall
/ days with a new sweater Where did
you get that nice. soft yarn? It's such
a pretty color" some one asked a
! knitter. It's from Warren NJ
Crosbys," the knitting one replied Go
there and ask for Bear Brand yarn"
Shetland floss, fuzzy wool, art wool
and angorina are various kinds Of
I department will take orders for knitted
garments and will show you the new
est ideas in knitted So
| Ever hear of the harmony of Jew
| elry? One lesson in the harmonic OF
| Jewelry proves that pearl rings should
be worn with pearl necklaces, dia-
monds with diamond necklaces or la
vallleres. apd cameo rings with cameo
pins Miss Adds of the Adds Jew
eIry shop is glad to tell you of Jew
| elry harmony; to show you lovely
strands of pearls or rings to harmon
I ize with the pearls you already have.
II you want distinctive ring, let Miss
| Adds design it for you.
A Topeka cafeteria director will
never recover from the effects of be-
ing tipped by patron who had con
sldered her waitress.
'T got some dandy kodak prints
| this evening from the films I used yes
They certainly do quick work at
Halls. You can take the films there
| before $3.50 o'clock and get them the
| evening OF the same day. bought
my Eastman kodak at HalTsS
| In spite of the popularity of cleo
/ trio washing machines, The aadabout
| heard woman say she wouldn't own
one of the old thingsl Why, if 1 had
one of those electrioWashing machines
my husband would expect me to do
the family washing all the rest of my
days. I'd rather get along without
and hire my washing done.'
! A pretty afternoon frock for fall or
winter requires pretty slippers or OK
fords, such as are on sale at Payne'e
| for FIVE DOLLARS, beginning Satur-
| day. Women's white oxfords and
pumps, as we'll as patent and k i'd
pumps, zoxfords and ties with Louis
heels for dress wear5sare included in
this extraordinary sale.
The average person should stand in
i awe of the three chifdren of Mrs. Mar
garet Hill McCarter. II the Kansas
:. City Stars statement that the three
tchildren have spent q. total of forty
| eight years in college Is true With
sixteen years each in college. the chill
/ dren should possess enough degree let
ters to make an alphabet.
CAR STOLEN FORM j. v. ROWLEs.
Harrison Street Man Was Thursdays
Daily Victim in Topeka.
j. V. Rowles, 1858 Harrison street,