Offer to Continue Free Treatment At World Medical Institute
The World Medical Institute in Kansas City extends a month of free treatment for new patients for a limited time. A Leavenworth resident, W F P Harding, testifies to a prior August visit and his recovery from catarrhal illness with lasting health benefits, praising the institute and its thorough examinations.
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The
World Medical Institute
Naw
Tate
Kansas
Kansas City
W. FP. Harding
Wagon Works
424Th Avenue
Leavengworth
Kan
Saya
Asugist Tay
Gaelly
Tfila
Dinyont
World Medical Institute Adverts Specialties Notice
World Medical Institute advertises specialties including asthma bronchitis nervous diseases rheumatism and chronic affections of the throat lungs stomach liver and kidneys. Office hours on Sundays from morning to afternoon at Kansas City Corner Missouri Ave Office and Maly Streets.
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Kansas City
Missouri Ave
Office
Maly
Peerless Food Work Sets Final Price
The Peerless firm completes the food preparation task and announces the final price after work is finished. The announcement highlights completed duties and reflects the agreed cost for the project.
Social Notes Highlight Kansan Society Circles
Mrs. Chester B Reed and Mrs George W Clark hosted a large afternoon reception with about 250 ladies in attendance at Mrs G W Garvey’s home. Music by a mandolin club, ornate decor, and a formal tea followed by cards marked the event. Other society notices list calls, outfits, and meetings across town, with numerous named residents and visiting guests.
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Topeka
Chester B Reed
George W. Clark
William C. N. Garvey
Handsoma
Mandolin Club
Malmna
David J. Harding
George Eagle
George W. Crane
W. T. Crosby
C.F. Spencer
Amelia Garvey
I. Cole
Great Head
Charles Guild
GP. Wiggin
Mesra
D. A. Heiser
O. M. Mcconnell
Ed Curry
Morrill
Johnston
Chester B. Heed
May Jordan
Ottawa
Adams
Topeka Avenue
Misa Clemms Linn
Paney Cinl
Ed Small My
J. R. Burton
Weir
Abilene
Abilene Tonight Mr. and Mre. C. Haker Are Entertaining Hon. Vic. Lane
Mra Hull
Kansas City
Kan
C. Dunlap
Chicago
D. Atwood
Sallie Crosby
P. Wiggin
Charles Buehr
Harding
Eugenia McKee
Lesvenworth
Ed Small
Young Ladies Bowling Club
Musicate
Library Hall
the Beneft
Bethany College
J. Abbie Clark
Miss Clark
Jaes Moore
Ada Coughlan
Grace Wagner
Lotus Quartette
Mr. Hinckley
Moers
Smilsy
George Parkhurst
M. Council
Christian Bedeavol Society
Chris Achurcr
C. E Hurbaugh
Republican Record
Erie
W. G Chambers
Stockton Record
Daisy Lakin
Philharmonic Society
Mra FL E Wear
Bessie West
Mia
W. W. Kitchen
R O'Donald
Myrtle Jetmore
Lillian Tell
West Eighth Street
Stedman Club
Shelley
H.W. Roby
M. C. Maxwell
Abbie Sullivan
Des Moines
Towa
Margaret Casey
Wabaansae Cou
George W. Veale
House and
Senate
G. Poster
A. D. Thomas
North Dakota
C. Donlap
G. W. Voule
Anos Morgan
Morgan
A.C. Wilkins
Chicars Ia
C. B. Wilkins
Rodgers
Maniton, NL
William Jurrens
Ls Crandall
Stevenson & Company Domestics Bargain Carnival
Stevenson and Company advertises heavy bleached muslin and Brown muslin at 4 cents per yard, 1900 yards of fine muslin at 4 cents, 2500 yards heavy brown muslin at 6 cents, best grade prints at 4k cents, Amoskeg prints at 5 cents, 2500 yards twisted cotton crash at 4 cents, heavy cheviot shirtings at 6 cents, dark outing cloths at 5 cents, and 3000 yards dark outing at 9 cents, all below regular prices as part of an inventory sale.
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Bargain Glove Sale Offers Various Styles and Discounts
A local dealer promotes multiple glove bargains including 25 dozen beigeins at 75 cents, kid gloves at 1.29 to 1.50, and Dent's gloves at 1 dollar, with Biarritz gloves discounted to 89 cents. The ad highlights limited time pricing and value across several styles.
Cuffs and Collars Closeout at 1le per Pair
Local retailer announces a liquidation of 25 dozen 4-ply collars and cuffs. Cuffs normally sell at 15 cents, now offered at 1 le per pair as part of this week's sale.
Handkerchiefs on sale in Christmas clearance
Ladies Swiss embroidered handkerchiefs arrive late for Christmas trade and sell from 11 cents, 25 dozen. Unlaundered initial handkerchiefs with hemstitched borders drop to 10 cents. 50 dozen boys Windsor silk ties, originally 25 cents, offered at 10 cents this week only.
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Windsor
Closing Out Underwear Sale Packaged in Fragments
A damaged ad fragment lists kid and adult undergarments with steep cuts. Children merino underwear in various sizes priced as low as 18c to 95c per piece. Gent’s fleece lined, camel hair and wool shirts reduced to 25c to 75c. Ribbed hose offered at 12%c.
Buckles and stiffening reign in dress trends of era
The Chicago Tribune notes fashion’s current craze for buckles on hats gowns and slippers with gold silver rhinestones and enamel designs. It also surveys stiffening in Paris fashion stating critics predict only limited future use while describing how designers shape skirts to keep form without crinoline.
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Miss Brown
Mr. Jones
Mr.Jones
Detroit Free Press
Chicago Tribune
New York Herald
AL Felix
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Silver Leaf
Standard Oi Company
Wil Hay
Prieseum
Standard Oil Company
Joseph Seep
National Transit Company
Standard
Independent of Producers
Baler
Lexpos
Amoeng
Wides de Camp
Louis Beaumott
Royal Navy
Miss Forbes
Boston
B. N. Morrill
General Notes OF Society
Daily Note
Seaton and Warner
Damon and Pythias
Dr. Tracy
Hamilton Hall
Frances Holt
Wm. Hitt
ZFP
Riley
Lincoln Post
Topeke
Flembeau Club
Court House
Mystic
Associated Charities
Goddard
Athletic Club
Insane Asylum
Mike Ezel
Joab Muivans
Reese Price
Hutchinson
Senta Fe
J.J. Byrne
Byrne
Atlantic , & Pacific
Balthasar Guegenheimer
Guggenheimer
Buffalo Express
West Sixth Street
Griggs & Axtell
Stevenson & Company
Stevenson & CO
Dent
Japan
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