Trade First as We Serve the Best Market
Company emphasizes its well known role in handling manufactured goods and catering to top trade, highlighting a strong market position and commitment to quality in distribution.
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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1889
Page
1
Company emphasizes its well known role in handling manufactured goods and catering to top trade, highlighting a strong market position and commitment to quality in distribution.
Philadelphia store showcases half wool Henriettas 36 inches wide at 25 cents, all wool Tricots at 40 cents, all wool Dress Flannels at 40 cents, 54 inch Broadcloths at 85 cents, cashmeres and debeges at 10 cents, and half wool figured goods. Winter wraps and cloaks feature Dinal Worsted Newmarkets at 2.50, Fancy and Plain Newmarkets at 4.25 to 9, Beaver Newmarkets and Directories at 6.80, with overstocked plush garments offered at special prices.
Unloading sale offers plush lacques and wraps at deep discounts to convert prospects into buyers. The line includes children and misses wraps with four handsome infant wraps in a small assortment.
A Katz KA Post announces the largest state giveaway to run sixty days featuring diamonds watches clocks jewelry and silverware. Every five dollar purchase earns an immediate on the spot gift with a future drawing avoided. Watch this space for a list of presents.
A large meeting in Guthrie formed the Guthrie Republican club with 53 signers, electing W. M. Allison temporary chairman. Organizers vow to draw party lines in Oklahoma Territory, while Democrats plan their own gathering to assess strength next Saturday.
District court yesterday saw Democratic candidate McHacen clash with Republican Hamilton over the judgeship. A tense stand-off was averted by deputies and a special police contingent. Judge McLatten ordered Sullivan to proceed, while both sides prepared appeals to higher courts. In other news Mrs. Casals Goodloe named as potential collector candidate. election returns show Lampoon leading in lieutenant governor race. lawsuits and organizational strife dominate regional reports.
Reports from Tanteguas I T describe fierce debate among Cherokee leaders over selling the government strip, with divisions on editor selection for the Cherokee Advocate and plans to appoint delegates to meet government commissioners. Jurisdiction disputes and possible removals loom as the Cherokee nation weighs a per acre price and treaty implications.
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