The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-29

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full of pretty things? Show me the
girl that doesn't like to go and I'll
show you a girl that has no pep. so
THERE.
you know who I'll" is; every one
does Well, there is one trouble with
Roy Payne's taxi service and that is,
you don't dare call him until you are
all ready to go for if you do, one of
his taxis will be right in front of your
house before you can hang up the re-
| ceiver and get your hat on Service,
mean Roy Payne's, 2o5-l West
Sixth street.
Do you know why they don't vacc,-
nate policemen? Because theyzpever
catch anything anyway.
I want to spring something new on
you, but Mrs. Baer can spring some
thing newer. oh. dearie me, such
darling little spring hats, all shapes
and sizes, some in satins and some, In
georgettes and some look like regu--
lar bouquets of flowers. The sailor
| shapes with little dangly things hang
ing down over one ear to remind you
that you are the proud possessor of
one. I can't begin to tell you the pre-
vailing shades because they are all
prevailing. oh she's Baer. S19
Kansas avenue.
Now what do you think of that?
"a tax on old maids" Isn't it (task)
me that it isn't dying an old maid
that worries US. It's living that way.
DIR. Chas Hammond, who for so
many years has had an office at S29
Kansas avenue. has moved farther up
the street. and is now located in a
well appointed suite of rooms at 900
Kansas avenue, over johnson &
Beck's. Office hours from till 4.
| Do you know that if we were not all
peculiar, we would all be alike?
| The man with the smile that won't
come Off is the man who belongs to
PeppS Coal Saving Plan. Begin now
and by July or August your next win
/ ter's coal will all be paid for and at
summer rates. and listen, all the time
your money will be making you per
cent interest Can you beat it? To
peka Coal Co, Aetna Bldg, 11S West
! Seventh street.
! Miss No. Shoe-The reason the
| Topeka girls take cold so easily is be-
cause there is much of them on the
ground
The Right Now is the name Mrs
Brickley at Warren MS has rightly
given to some dandy satin hats she is
fGelling at SIS and $3.50. Just the thing
| Tor betwixte seasons. You will always
find something seasonable and rea-
sonable at Mrs. Brickley's Millinery
shop.
Naturally your trip down town
would be just incomplete without GO
there easy enough, but how are you
going to get out? Just most takes
your breath away to see the wonder
full array of lovely spring toys. But
| oh, the spring suits is what took my
leye. Everyone wants a spring suit
and why not get one while the selec-
ton is good?, Every one will be. dee
lighted; Il dandy suit for $3.50 up
| to $95.50, the highest, and there is
something about a Berkson suit that
is blue. just floeks of blue. either
| plain, or some with a pin stripe so
| much in demand this season. The
/ tailored suit is the thing for early
spring days but they have the fussy
| ones for dolled up occasions. There
are also pretty models in the new
| dove" and sparrow shades Cbirds
of SUITS, and then checks are good
again or yet, so you have good line
to select from. Spring can't get here
too soon to suit" me. Better you
| run into Berkson's and stay a week
Or two and look EN- over-many
thanks. Yes, send that one out.
Come on, Blanchett. I'VE gotta go.
| The old water conditions
| Put all in flutter;
Try spreading it on your bread;
| 1t makes good peanut butter.
| Topeka has many shops but did you
know we had a Shop Drug Store %
We have. Rosser's in the Orpheum
building, not very big but good things
~ in 1a1I aIyaS :.
Rosser's all over. Splendid line of
drugs. full line Of magazines and tot
let articles and what would you
rather be than a camel while drink
ling at their fountain? Rosser's in the
ROrpheum building
Wanted-A good place to. run an
elevator.
Found-Up and down inside a build
ing.
'If you ever get hungry.
And don't know where to CO.
| Just find the Cafeteria,
| With the Cremerie down below"
There is where you get the finest
| lunch for the smallest price. They
have such dainty salads. and tender
meats, and such pies, o Boy, and s>.-ir
coffee is par excellence, and you're sure
it is clean. After good cooking, being
! clean is the best thing Mr.. Vogt does
| Cremerie Cafeteria 726 Kansas ave.
| Blessed is the name of Walker, the
| man that created the Electric dish
washer sold at the Topeka Electric Co.
Girls. farewell to dishwashing and red
hands. Just put the dishes in the
| Walker and, presto. they are all
| washed and dried. Come in and see
the Walker. SIC Kansas avenue :.
Got a pair of shoes today for $3.50.
You did? Where are they?
Put 'em on my horse.
Only two Count 'em) places to buy
San Tox remedies. Klingaman 6.
| Hoover. 116 East Sixth street and
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