The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-09


suitable furniture is invaluable and
not extremely easy to find.
Tho EmahizeF & Spieln1an Furn1-
ture Company has a very complete
line of breakfast sets. three of which
am going to tell you about.
There is one in ivory with black
stripes that would go well with any
color scheme. The table has beau
tifully enameled drop leaf top and
wicker legs, and the chairs are wick
err, substantially and gracefully de-
signed. This set is one that would be
especially adapted for use in the iiv-
ing-dining room.
A drop leaf table with chairs to
match, in French blue and gray with
orange stripes, is deserving of more
than passing notice. The table is dec
GRATED w1thsa beautiful design in flow
ers and is especially attractive. either
with the ends dropped or up, and is
most artistic piece of furnishing.
The third breakfast set is in French
gray with a pin stripe of black. In
this set are the drop leaf table, beau
tiful chairs of Windsor type And a
pretty little serving table.
This is high class furniture, clever
ly and artistically designed and very
well made. 1t can be purchased rea-
sonably too-for there is a reduction
of one-third of the original price on
all breakfast sets at The Emahizer &
spielman Furniture Company.
A PRETTY Topeka woman and her
husband were sitting in their car
watching the parade" which was for
the moment particularly absorbing to
papa The wife. noticing this, said:
Il wish you wouldn't stare at other
no compliment to me-" MY dear"
replied The Criticised. 'T was just
looking to" see If I could discover a
prettier face than yours, and haven't
been able to- ~
MOTHERS-How would YOU like to
buy an extra suit of clothes for your
boy at a real bargain? These suits 1
know about are attractive in material
and style and many of them have two
pairs of trousers.
If your boy is six or seven years old,
or even a little older. you can buy him
one OF these suits that were priced as
high as SIS. for IS. It is a great OPP
portunity to buy a school suit and lay
II away for a couple of months. You
won't find one then at this price.
Another attractive thing that I saw
was sweaters. nifty ones, too, all wool
and beautiful color combinations in
pulI-over and coat styles. These
would be fine for both boys and girls
from four to sixteen years of age. They
sold regularly at $3.50. and you can
buy them now for only $4.95.
Both of these Interesting and worth
while bargains; the boys suits and the
, sweaters, you will find at Auerbach &
Guetters. Third floor. Boys shop.
HAVE YOU housekeepers been be-
moaning the scarcity of berries-and
the high price of the few we've had ?
1 have, and hated to think of having
a very scant supply of jam for next
winter. Cheero then, for I found a
pair of reasonable and delicious jams
at the Dibble Grocery Company.
Red rOspberries and Strawberries.
put up with pound for pound of cane
sugar, by one of the best firms in the
country-Austin- Nichols, of Chicago.
You can buy fifteen ounce jar of
jam. made of pure strawberries or
raspberries, and pure cane sugar Ono
glucose) for only 80 cents. That really
is much cheaper than we could have
put it up ourselves, even il we had
been able to get the fruit. You will be
delighted with the consistency and
flavor of these Jams. l am sure. and
an order telephoned to the Dibble
Grocery Company for a, good supply
will be- appreciated by your whole
| family.
1t is nice and cool in this store, due
to a brick building and electric fans.
That feature. and ideal summer time
food served with first class soda foun-
tain drinks ought to interest you in
lunching at Dibbles.