Furniture Sale Offers Early Season Reductions
The notice urges buyers to act now for best chances to save on furniture before popular pieces sell out, stressing early-season discounts and limited stock.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1902
Page
5
The notice urges buyers to act now for best chances to save on furniture before popular pieces sell out, stressing early-season discounts and limited stock.
Our large assortment presents latest patterns and top grades for 50 inch wide fabrics at five dollars per yard. Cotton figured tapestry in various colors features priced tiers from 75 cents to two dollars and fifty cents per yard. Silk damask with rich coloring and elegant designs comes in 60 inch width priced from four fifty to six dollars per yard. Full line of draping panels for Moorish corners in many designs. New stock includes 4 to 5 feet wide fringed covers in rich stripes and Oriental styles priced from two seventy five to six fifty per piece.
Domestic Department advertises bedspreads in regular and tall sizes. Strings of items include fringe spreads on three sides and high grade sets. Special prices listed at 98 cents.
An advertisement for bedsheets offers good quality unbleached full size sheets S1x92 at 48 cents and bleached hemmed sheets 81x90 at special price BSc.
Advertises extra fine hemmed pillow cases in two sizes 42x36 and 45x36 priced for G4C. Also offers unbleached muslin in 16 to 18 yards per piece and hemmed plain colored pursed items in light and dull blue. Hemmed fringed spreads in matching colors priced at 1.59.
A wide selection of towels, tops, and table covers offered at sale prices. Items include fringed denim and ticking covers, arabiid border and fruit designs, pillow tops in multiple colors, and new novelties such as stamped linens and hand-painted tops. Prices range from a few cents to dollars with many under a dollar.
A flood of social rounds fills Topeka as residents visit Kansas City Cleveland Columbus Valencia and Chicago area friends. Notables include Miss Marcell Spivey returning from Valencia and Paderewski concert attendees with Parkhurst and Ot others. Local dinners, church gatherings, and wardrobe displays spotlight furrier ads and upcoming spring events with families in attendance across Topeka and neighboring towns.
Merle Ring travels to Kansas City today to hear a derewakt re. JH Wit of Rossville and Mire. He Mister of Roseville spend the week with Mr. and Mrs. Aatlies on Clay Street. Mr. and Mrs. A.2. Lucas will enter t in their card club Thursday evening.
In Toledo on March 17 a portion of the Toledo Metal Wheel plant collapsed onto the Lake Shore line as a westbound passenger train passed. The falling structure narrowly missed the rear coach, with officials saying a moment earlier or later could have killed many. Investigators consider train-induced vibrations a possible cause.
Various North Topeka notes. social visits, church events, travelers to Kansas City for Paderewski, store openings, and local lodge activities. Mentions Miss Alice Quinn recovering from tonsil ailment, Mrs. Amanda Feese in Holton, J. Thomas planing mill expansion, and a 30th annual banquet of Masons. Also lists local guests at 1019 Jackson street and family gatherings in Topeka.
New York on March 17 reports over eight hundred men in public life have applied for seats at the Amen Corner dinner to Senator Thomas C. Platt on April 4. Notables invited include President Roosevelt, Governors Odell Crane and others, with many prominent Democrats among attendees. dinner to be non political.
Boston reports most favorable settlement for reinstate ment of many freight handlers at New York New Haven Hartford sheds. Longshoremen dispute with merchants and miners transportation company largely resolved, with arbitration board pressuring the firm. Unclear details remain about remaining issues and upcoming meetings.
A damaged newspaper fragment describes drilling for oil frontier work near Point Lookout and a ship arrival. It mentions a crew of men rescued by the Beach life saving crew and a vessel carrying men from New York with a cargo. The text references Sante Roem and hampered attempts to strike oil.
A garbled notice states an inventor named Beab blenela plans a public demonstration of his invention at the Potomac River in Washington on redey. The report mentions a prior trial near Mureau weeks ago and hints at a longer distance test by Mar Stubble if the first demo succeeds.
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