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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1903
Page
10
Fragmented text describes corset display issues and price notes. Mentions salt collection, broken fuses, and assorted items. References glassware colors and a display setup with unclear events. No clear people or organizations identified.
Bargain offerings for Saturday feature 30 Tallur-made suits in popular fabrics like Venetian and Cheviot with prices from $9.98 to $10 and up. Plus a sensational one day sale on ladies tailored skirts, coats in panache silks, infants cloaks, children's coats, and various bedford cord waists. Yardage and wardrobers include flannel wallets and percale wrappers.
Captured sale catalog of a leading New York pattern hat maker showcases hats made of finest materials with ostrich plumes and novel effects. Every piece valued at least eight dollars, many with HAM value, offered Saturday at only five dollars.
Local retailer advertises BBC Ladies all wool underwear at $1.50 per two garments with satin wool fleece items and drawers. men’s wool underwear priced around $1.10. Saturday sale text emphasizes assorted colors and a mix of garments.
A bold Twentieth Century Enterprise offers a $14 000 overstock of Met s and Royy Fine Clothing at Baleite real worth. The FLX brand arrives with all wool fabrics. On Saturday a wide markdown sale features men s suits caps and pants with prices from 2 75 to 7 50 and special bargains on boys knee pants and children s knee pants. Highest quality All Wool pieces advertised as bargain sale.
Unusual prices entice shoppers with a wide assortment of dress hats. Styles include Mare and roll brim Sailor satin edges in black updated designs. Tomorrow’s sale features hats at $1.98 to $2.50, including handmade options and trimmed felt dress shapes with ribbons feathers and ornaments. Over 100 hats available tomorrow.
Footwear sale notice offers Polish Kid Shoes and Patent Kid Shoes at deep cuts. Large discounts claim values up to 400 dollars with pair prices around 2.40 and 2.50, urging customers to visit Saturday to choose styles and sizes.
Lawrence Oct 2 Washburn coach Weeks faces a strained squad as Millice injury limits backfield options and quarterback Anderson may play through an ankle issue. Officials name replacements for Yale official and discuss game day prep as three hundred extra grandstand seats and a campus campfire rally highlight Saturday plans ahead of the Topeka clash.
A California woman narrates that switching from coffee to Postum improved her husband and herself greatly, gaining weight, steadier nerves, and overall health. She praises Postum after years of use, promising continued preference over coffee and endorsing the product with a customer testimonial.
An article notes bizarre and costly delicacies in London shops. Bird nests, prized by financiers for a nest soup, command high prices as chefs add entire nests to consommé. Visega dried sturgeon backbone appears as macaroni strands, touted as highly nutritious. Escargots gain West End popularity, with preparation details. Trogete alea, served on skewers, shows rising demand.
Pearl Stanley, linked with a dismissed officer Reiley, was arrested for street walking after repeatedly warned to leave town. Police refused her offer to surrender her jewelry to secure a lighter sentence.
Isaac M. Blitz answers divorce suit filed by Pearl M. Blitz. He concedes allegations but opposes alimony. Pearl accuses cruelty profanity threats and seeks divorce restoration of name Pearl A Moffett and alimony plus household goods. Rochdale company ad promotes profits and patronage.
The regular jury panel is dismissed until November 16 as Judge Ha xen handles motions. On November 16 the jurors will reassemble with a reduced panel to hear remaining cases, including the J. C. Lowe murder case.
Charles Mock of the Century Club of America set a motor paced 10 mile record on the Merrick road near Valley Stream finishing in 1 38 40, beating the previous mark by 1 minute 20 seconds though one motor failed during the series. Wind hindered the last stretch.
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