Trimmed hats and bonnets at one quarter off
All trimmed hats and bonnets offered at one quarter off regular prices. Plain figured silks range from 60c to 1.25 per yard and black silks offer strong values up to 2.50 per yard. A wide array of silk umbrellas with various handles and numerous handkerchiefs remain in stock alongside ribbons, plushes, embroidery, and needlework materials. Foster kid gloves and silk mittens are priced competitively with cashmere mittens at 25c to 60c. Stamped linens and table linen sets with napkins complete the selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China UK
Foster
Holiday gift sale with silk hose and linens
A holiday shopping notice highlights silk hose priced 200 to 400 cents, black underwear, fans, purses, wraps, muslin undergarments, and Christmas gifts. Linen department grows crowded as holidays approach with embroidered linens and stamped linens. Blankets from $1 and up and other home goods offered for low prices.
We Weigh In On Better Bargains For Ready Wear
We offer a full range of suits overcoats underwear caps and shirts at prices far below the Blow Hards. Our prices include $15 suits 10 overcoats 4 dollar overcoats 10 15 for other styles and 25 cent caps with shirts at 50 cents.
Solomons grandeur inspires Wichita store Christmas display
A Wichita shop touts a splendid holiday window featuring Old Kris Kringle and an immense stock of books in varied bindings plus toys, games, albums, and Japanese bric a brac. The ad promises rare prints and deluxe gift items for all ages, inviting families to visit before shopping elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Sheba
Soloman
Wichita
Kris Kringle
Extraordinary Wraps and Cloak Sale in Philadelphia
A prominent Philadelphia dealer offers over 200 unique garments from a large U S manufacturer at about one half the usual wholesale price. Spot cash purchase means discounts to buyers with every item warrantied and fashionably trimmed. A related sale includes scarlet all wool blankets at 44 per pair with a music box drawing for purchasers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lwe
Funeral rites for Confederate leader in New Orleans
A vast southern memorial service honors Jefferson Davis with Episcopal rites at city hall Lafayette Square, followed by a solemn procession to Metairie Cemetery. Governors, generals, veterans, and thousands attend as Bishop Galleher delivers a somber eulogy and the body is laid to rest amid military honors.
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Georgia
Texas
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisians
Lafayette Square
City Hall
Episcopal Church
Davis
Father of the Confederacy
Che Pole Labs
Steikinwiy
Rarmueia
Abel Bonor
Cne
Gms
Beauvait Iles
Atlantic
Ameo
Jefferson Davis
Baring
Gulleher
Thompson
Horne
Cainson
Francis L. Nichols
Louisiana
Robert Lowry
Buckner
Kentucky
John B. Gordon
J. Richardson
South Caro
Wernor
D. G. Powler
North
PF. P. Fleming
Florida
Wernor James P. Eagle
Arkansas
George W. Jones
Iowa
Charles Fenner
Sawyer Seward
Thomas H. Watta
Darin
Metaire Ridge
Thor
Metaim
Tei
New Orleans
Leon
Virginia
Stonewall Jackson
Peple
Pythias
Civicnocretien
Army of the Tennessee
Famnliy
Miomad
Fave
Beeriiy
Hfe-lece
Ete
Mra Hayes
Joseph St. Lawis
Hubert Brown
Statpe
Farrar
Jastine Fenner
Sin Wite
Mra
Arand
BiaSup
Katz Giving Away At 405 East Douglas Avenue
A local prize draw at 405 East Douglas Avenue continues with many valuable gifts. Five numbers win free gold watches, one number yields a $25 silver dessert set, and every ticket draws a prize. The scheme promises liberal giveaways with new numbers replacing drawn ones, urging participation before the final date.
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Douglas Avenue
Centennial Exercises Mark Inauguration Celebration
Washington hosts two houses in joint session for centennial observance of the first president's inauguration. Chief Justice Fuller delivers an oration on republican progress while foreign legations and Pan American delegates attend. Senate and House members note routine business and discuss commissions and printing reductions.
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Wasarsotos
Congress
Ball of Representatives
Washington
Pan-American Congress
Pavision
Marine Conference
House of Representative
Senate
Diplomatic Corps
Supreme Court of the United States
Morton
Hey. J. G. Butler
Fuller
America
United States
George Workington
Che
Alli
Waahintou
Astica Peller Walt
Tim
Ringly
Awa Yabee Trust
Justice Puller
Silatinn
Sogtinewia Bubartoni
Theo Werttte
W. H. Millburn
Tin Marine
Utspenrend
Judge Brewers Nomination in Prohibition Case Drift
A historic note on Judge Brewer and the Supreme Court's stance on prohibition related to a 19th century case. It discusses state actions to regulate breweries Mugler Kellogg Maghee and Woelrut, the lower court ruling, and the US Supreme Court reversal affirming compensation for closures.
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Wasttsoros
Deolilt
Brewer
Supreme Court
Mugler
Sellan
Kiebold
Maghee
Atchison
Woelrut
Lawrenon
Kan
Fieas
Supreme Court of the
United States
Ehdon
Levitia
Ie Simugtiter
Hiram Inberwste
Strange Historic Tale From Neruaa City and Far Lands
A fragmented 19th century style narrative describes Neruaa and nearby regions with references to towns, traders, and a growing city core. It mentions a hoped great Aerat and a bustling trade scene, with allusions to merchants, leases, and local commerce in a distant territory, amid vague peril and migration.
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Mae
Tomas
Dee HS
Thes
Tees
Neruaa
Sud
Sermas
Betty
Generel
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Miezne
N. Main Street
SZ Necrowass
Main Street
Cole & Jones
Clothiers
Kansas
Soloman's Temple
Emporium of Art and Beauty
Sedgwick Block
Wichita, Kan
Philadelphia
S. W, Gor
Douglas
Mother Earth
Galleher
A. Katz
Tastios Fuller
Attendanos
House
Wannisnrs
Esaua
Inglis
Cocanion
Government of
Spain
Prem Moules
Af George Wi
Welted
Wanutxatos
Dee
Chaptain Milburn
Mr. Cummings
New York
Or Ardress
Bayne
Pomnayive
Tufaren Tap Senae
Republic
Porter
TC. Houck
Beusa
Nreholle
Harrison
Washee
Amr
Chicago
Navy and Tremeury Departmente
Judge Brewer
Alpin
Leareswarte
Daign
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