Extr a Specials for Saturday at Grear and Nash
Grear and Nash announce Saturday sale of 20 pieces of high quality fancy stripe silk for shirt waists and suits. The lot is described as a remarkable bargain for the morning sale.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1904
Page
2
Grear and Nash announce Saturday sale of 20 pieces of high quality fancy stripe silk for shirt waists and suits. The lot is described as a remarkable bargain for the morning sale.
Foulard silks 10 pieces 22 inch with varied patterns colors priced at a fraction of normal. Ladies undergarments 25c to 35c vests pants 25c value. Children undergarments 25c per garment. Crash toweling bleached and unbleached linen priced by the yard.
A heavy twisled feather proof bed ticking fabric priced at 15 cents per yard goes on sale Saturday morning.
Miss Emilie King hosts with Miss Marlol Ingalls and Miss Frances Solomon O Atchison as guests of the Progressive Grand club. Studio teas planned by Washburn College art faculty at 7 Kansas avenue third floor on Saturday March 19. Invitations for fifty each afternoon. host list includes George Gurlow Penhy and Mrs. George W. Parkhurst among others. Mrs. E. L. Hoch discussed as likely future mistress of the Governors House, stressing home life and Topeka's political future. Numerous Topeka residents attend meetings, visits, and travel from Lawrence to Chicago and beyond, with social and club events across the week.
A sale notice offers fifty dozen fringed towels and fine ribbed seamless hose for children. Bleached sheets sized 72 by 90 inches priced at 65 cents each, with a special Saturday morning sale price of 39 cents per sheet.
Rapid color Indigo Blue calicoes advertised as fast color. Sale on Saturday morning at POL VAI 2. Limited 40 pieces available priced at five cents each.
Auction style notice lists 25 pieces of double fold percales in dress patterns. Colors include black and white blue and white and dark red ground with white figures. Cited price says regular 10c quality and price set per yard, 6 to 9 cents.
Invitations have been sent to riflemen in the United States and foreign countries to appoint teams for the Folme trophy match, the world military team championship. The cup, won by the American team at Bisley in July, will be contested at Sea Girt, New Jersey, on September 1 with competitors from Great Britain, France, Canada, Norway, Australia and Natal.
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania reports water rising to 70 feet with the city’s gorges three miles below and two miles above remaining intact, threatening a fresh flood. Storm warnings posted along the Atlantic coast from San Diego to the northeast ports include Portland and Eastport, signaling continued danger along the coast.
Policemen arrested about a half dozen youths last night on curfew charges, two at the post office corner. The youths were released quickly by a servant, and their names were not entered in the police register. Some officers, argues the piece, fail to apply judgment in enforcing curfew on finance.
A man named James Marshall was arrested by Officer Hendricks on a grand larceny charge for stealing an over coat from a Santa Fe train Wednesday. The coat described as two feet in length aided the capture after a failed attempt to flee, with Sergeant Darby and Officer Duncan assisting.
Real estate transfers catalog the Actna Building and Loan Association to G J Lambotte for 450 dollars covering Pine street blocks 118 120 123 and 124. Swickard and others sell to Sands for 260 dollars part of plot 54 Potoc. Various transfers include North Harrison Street North Topeka and Maryland Avenue areas with prices ranging from 1 to 9 257 dollars.
Shoe sale advertises Patent Colt and Vic Kid Oxford fords and high shoes for ladies at 3 dollars. Men’s shoes and oxfords priced 3.50 to 4 dollars, claiming luxury leather and durable wear. Remaining season stock includes about 140 pairs of ladies and gentlemen’s shoes at deep discounts from 3.50 to 2.50 values.
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