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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1902

Page

4

No Kansas Store Tops Mills Dry Goods in Low Prices

Mills Dry Goods Store announces its millinery opening on Friday and Saturday inviting Mrs Bell and Miss Warren to showcase patterns. The ad touts a buying syndicate of thirty stores with New York buyers, claiming combined scale yields lower prices and asserts no rival can match their quality at equal or lower prices.

Kansas New York Topeka Annie I. Diggs State Library James L Siow Haw. Hoby State of Missouri Geiges Diges Lbrarian Lbrars Stanley P. S Preston LaCyane Wicer Luign C. M. Morrison Morrison Supreme Court Dediga

Black Goods Sale With Veiling and Fabrics on Offer

The ad lists waning veiling and a range of fabrics with per yard prices from under $1 to $2.50. It promotes staples in stock and special lots placed on sale Friday. Also highlights four lines of embroideries and a variety of textures and patterns for wholesale or retail buyers.

Melrose Abbottsford Eharksdooth Flock Prat Nella

New Wash Silks and Dress Silks in Color Range

The store lists a variety of silk fabrics and dress silks with prices per yard including plain crepe princess and Grace Taffeta, plus Cachemire and Fancy Silks, Satin Twill, Satin Foulards, Satin Liberty pattern lengths, and Black Silks. Also offered are Grenadines, handkerchiefs, and embroidered linen and turnover collars with per item prices.

Lee Liberty

Taffeta Silk Blouse Jackets Extra Value Offer

An advertisement announces silk taffeta blouses and jackets at five dollars each, highlighting an attractive extra value. The notice targets shoppers seeking affordable fabric items and quick wardrobe upgrades.

Hosiery and home goods sale offers wide selection

We have a large stock of hosiery and home decor items at favorable prices. The assortment includes children's school hose, ladies cotton and lace lisle hose, men’s cotton hose, umbrellas in various colors and sizes, and an extensive carpet and drapery department with curtains, lace, and tapestry options. Prices emphasize value across multiple ranges.

Yale SLBO

Artistic triumph and delays mark Topeka concert

A Topeka concert by Marshall’s Band drew strong praise for its artistic success and bold performances led by Jona Batgent, though tardy arrival and a flood of encores unsettled the audience. The Jensen trio and Washturn quartet impressed, Accolay’s Concerto No.1 featured Carl William Wood, the xylophone duo entertained, and a quartet of ladies sang Extudeuntins with encores. The crowd demanded many encores, delaying the program and causing restlessness as the janitor’s boots were noted for upkeep failures during the event.

Clyde Allen Bert Sutton Marty Y Manhattan Bette Sa Af Tee Accolay Carl William Wood Petrie Kubelik Mr. Wood Price Cowdry S .Thomias W. G. Dickie

UNDER THE DOME ASKS ATTORNEY GENERAL IF REWARD PLAN IS LEGAL

The Emporia city council considers a $25 reward for evidence to convict bootleggers, while the attorney general is asked whether such a reward ordinance would be legal. The piece notes local efforts to enforce prohibitory laws and mentions various civic actions and appointments.

Attorney General Emporia Bee Mae H. Frith Attorney

Fitz Was Silent Los Angeles Club Faces Penalty

The Los Angeles Athletic Club remains silent as a fight fund deadline passes with $2500 offer unused. Officials may extend the bid period to allow a voluntary withdrawal, while March events and lectures on church architecture proceed.

Los Angeles Athletic Club Cal Feltrbee Ana Babantonaes

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