The Wichita daily eagle. [volume], June 19, 1892, Page 8, Image 8

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8
TOUT
ollar
Counts.
Read how many ar
- tides
Sacrificed,
3 Centsi'orSCents.
Lines of Dress Ginghanis,
sold early at Sc, now of cts.
71 Cents for 5 Cents.
Lot of apron check ging
hams, going at 5 cts.
8 Cents for 5 Cents.
Hmigarion cloths, extra
line values, going at 5 cents.
Jl2 Cents for 5 Cents.
5 bales heavy yard wide
unbleached muslin, only 5c.
84 Cents for 5 Cents.
50 pieces yard wide bleach
ed muslin, this'sale only 5c.
7A cents for 5 cents.
Large quantity of full
standard dress prints, sacri.
heed now at 5 cents.
5 cents for 4yi cents.
45 pieces white nainsook
checks, going" now at 4 cts.
w, 0 ...., .. --j W-,
1 f) pfe i'(v Tspfmte
00 pieces fancy outing, sold
all season at 10 cts.
cts for 40 cents.
2) pieces all linen bleached
damask, down to 40 cts.
Will
JfEVEU "before and
lashed
ably never arin will tnei
public have an apportuni
iv Mich as thib.
a Ileal Fine suit of
Jor $7.49, equal to regular i
$14. $10 and $18 qualities.!
.'500 Pique, Marsailcs and!
l rench Duck et.ts. in all!
the nohbiet-t Patterns., sin
gle or double breast,
$3. $2. choice l.Ob,
Madras, satteen.
mis. Outing Domet Shirts take choice
out of r.0 doz for - - 25c
Genu Suspenders ... jC
mC?)
i, 105, 107, 109 East Douglas Avenue.
THIS
Clearing Up
In "Wash Goods, Nothing
Spared.
Salsuma cloths all to go
Crepes, Crepons, 4Qin
fJhfirmns. aT 14?U
15 cents for 5 cents.
35 pieces India Mulls, all
good designs, reduced from
locto 8i cents.
10 cts for 6)4 cents.
10 pieces lawn plaid and
stripe white goods, 10 cents
down to 6i cents.
18 cts for 9yl cts.
Immense line of fine fancy
white goods, reduced from
18c to 9 cents.
All must be cleaned out.
25c for 19c.
20 pieces red damask, sold
all season as cheap at 25c,
cut to 19 cents.
75 cts for 48 cents.
15 pieces imported red da
mask slashed to 4S cts.
25 cts for 12 -2c.
10 pieces ail linen colored
border damask, now 12 Ac.
-AND TIIE-
Be a Thing of Memory.
NEVER
prob
to bny
Cloihet - 1
anteed.
orth5-
Wool
meres.
Mothers and Guardians this "Way Eor Bargains
Childreus'nobby two and three piece suits in straight or round cnt, line
imported Worsted, Cheviots, Cassimeres. Diagonals or Tricots, in all the lat
est bhudes, cut by artistic tailors, original nrice $S. $10 and $12, take choice
85.10.
Remember we have the same styles and cuts for $2.10,
black Stripe, Den-1 California Overalls
California Overalls
Jumpers - -
Pine Linen Handkerchiefs
Seamless cotton socks
Laundered while shirts, open front, pleated or plain Wamsetta muslin,
reinforced all linen bosom, former price $1.50. $1.25, take them at 50.
Good poods is what we are pellinjr.aud every article, that i- carried out of
the house is a grand advertisement of the astonishing: success ot our talc.
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USUI! 1 1 1 J
SALE
To Our J
SALE WITHOUT A PARALLEL IN WICHITA.
H ,-
HOSIERY.
Here we are again, see
how cheap, you know such
values are seldom seen.
io cts for 5 cts.
40 dozen ladies black hose,
slightly damaged, go at 5c.
1 2 cts for 7 cts.
Quantities of ladies black
hose, to be closed out at 7c.
15 cts for 10 cts.
75 dozen, all that is left of
ladies fancy hose, going at
10 cts.
25 cts for 12 cts.
Large lot of seamless sam
ple hose, made to sell at 25
and 30 cents, slaughtered at
12 cents.
Musfin Underwear.
35 dozen draw
ers, chemise, cor
set covers, see
them stacked on
counters.
to clean
out
at
5e
4o doz muslin
underwear form
er price 75c and
89 cts.
to close
at
39e
$250 for 89 cts.
500 fine sample fans, worth
$2.50, slaughteTed at S9 cts.
Those Suits como in
!' straight and rouwl cut
s:tckb. also cutaway frock
strictly tailor made and
I trimmed in the bebt man
uer. a perfect fit jrunrun-
The labncs are
Whipcords, Homespuns.
Cheviots. Plain ami l'an
vy "Worsteds. Sawyers
Diagonals and Caa-
- 49c
0 I
9
une Clearance
WNfi,
SHOES.
7K Cts I 00 pairs La
r , dies patent lea-
lor 39 CtSther tip; oxford
ties, cut to 39c.
$2:25
for $1.69
400 pairs La
dies all solid
dongola shoes,
cut to $1,69.
$3-50
for $1.95
75 pair Men's
sample shoes
cut to $1.95.
$1.25
for 75 cts
cut to 75 c.
175 pairs La
dies glove and
dry grain shoes,
GREAT DRIVE
in all silk Ckiffeny Jabots
Closing them out at 50c on
the dollar:
$3.00 Jabots now $1.65
2.50 " " 1.37
2.00 " " 95
1.50 " " 82
1.25 " " 74
1.00 " " 46
25etsfor 15 eents.
50 dozen extra large size
turkish bath towels, cut to
15 cents,
7K cts ? dozen Chil
r n . drens dresses
ior 39 ctsiexra cheap on
ly 39 cts.
AMUSEMENTS.
Bey. Francis L. Eohbins, .D, D.
Of Philadelphia,
Will deliver in the First Presbyterian
Church his Famous Lecture
-'A Summer in
Northern Europe"
Being drawn from his personal expe
riences of a visit to Norway, Sweeden
and Rus&ia.
FBIDAY, JU3STE 24th,
Tickets including reserved seats 35c
at Wichita Book Co.
Glorious
in Wheels
Fair Grounds, "Wichita,
July 4; 5 and 6.
State meeting of League of
American "Wheelmen. Grand
Industrial and Trades Display by
citizens, also 2000 wheelmen in
line July 4th, 10 a.m.
Cycle races and Balloon Ascen
sion at Fair Grounds in the after
noon. Grand Fireworks display, Lan
tern and Torchlight parade at
night by the wheelmen.
Excursion rates on all railroads
One fare for round trip.
EQUAL
Crowded all the past week, each and every
department had an immense trade, in fact
sold more goods during this sale than any
previous week during the entire season,
proving beyond shadow of doubt that the
people recognize
MILLINERY
Here the slaughter cuts
deep; season advancing; too
mveh millinery on hand; go
it must, matters not what
brings; no time to think of
profits; making sales is what
is desired. Last week's
millinery business the larg
est we have ever had since
the department opened.
Such sacrifice prices bring
the crowds. Keacl again
and be benefitted:
48 cts
for 7 cts
300 ladies and
child's hats ear
price 48c now 7c
1 r
cts
400 Boys and
for 1 1 cts
Isailors, early
wiHO UlllliUlU
price 35c now lie.
$ioo
for 39 cts
now 39c.
40 ladies black
and colored hats
early price $1.00
$1.25
for 49 cts
now 49c,
75 Ladies black
and colored hats
early price $1.25
$1.00
for 49 cts
now 49c.
3000 bunches of
elegant French
flowers, early $1
30 cts
for 9 cts
now 9c.
1000 handsome
wreaths made of
'double daisies,
"Until the 4th of July.
Our Bonn a Fide Unloading Slaughter Sale lias been a grand
success. The thousands oi' our customers who bough t suits and
furnishing goods by tho wagon load wentfhomeAVQfl'jSatisnfid.
jSTow as it is only three more weeks untiHbe 4 tip of vTuly, we
will put the knife in our suitings and make prices to tfyose who
are in need of a suit of clothes which cannot bo equalled" in
Wichita.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
500 Men's suits worth $S: Golden Eagle price this week, $3.75.
650 Mens suits in all shades, all wool, worth l, this week $7.50
TOO Mens suits, tailor made, worth $16. $1S, $20, this week $11.00
Just received 50 doz. Boys Campaign Caps at 25c.
Mai! Orders receive Prompt Attention.
GOLD! M
Snap Ko. 2.
75 feet of ground with
good orchard, two story, 7
room house, hall closets,
fine arrangements, good re
pair, call and ee photo
graph. Piice $550.
Hartford Investment Co.
lioom 402 Hedcwick Bnildln-,
RECO
CLOTHING.
More sacrificed, greater
bargains than offered by
any house in the city of
Wichita, a look will soon
convince that our prices are
below all competition.
$1.25 for 69 cts,
150 boys' knee pant suits,
reduced from $1.25 to 69c.
$2.50 for $1.75.
100 boys' knee pant suits,
reduced from $2.50 to $1.75.
$3.50 for $2.50.
75 boys' knee pant suits, re
duced from $3.50 so $2.50.
$5.00 for $2.75.
100 boys' long punt suits,
we.ie $5.00, now $2.75.;
$5.00
to $2.48
Men's suits re
duced from $5,
to $2.4S.
$7.00
to $5.00
to $5,00.
Men's Cassi
rnere suits, re
duced from $7,
$8.00
to $6.50
$6.50.
Men's worsteds
suits, reduced
from $S.00 to
$10.00
Men's fine wor
sted suits, re
duced from $10
to $7.95
to $7.95.
THREE
I? CLOTHING
"" 220 and 22S East
Hnntsinger Institute.
For care of Lfynor Hb- Faff,
Quickest, Mildest aud Scrt cure known.
o fith wbaMTer, no rttmw i wH
power. Xo restraining force I narj
to obtain a enre. PHot r k!Io1 tb
freedom of tsedtr and bT full Hfcrty
to driok all they denre- No ncci'ltBU, so
tiulures, no detb bTe oocorI eoder
tbi5 system. A polisr- care RrJJtd
or money vrlll be refunded
Drs. FOBDYCE 1 YAK XUYS,
Physicians In Ch&rxr.
Himteinger Institute.
25i-357.3IJo kU WicIiltA, Kan,
Competitive
Houses
Not in it.
No Speeial
Sales.
Eveiy line adver
tised continues on sale
until all are sold.
Spring and
Summer
Goods
Must Go.
The only genuine Bona
Fide reduction sale in tho
city, where nothing is re
served for the future, all
lines all over the houso
have been reduced.
$1.00 cut to 35 cents.
25 dozen ladies blouses for
merly $1.00 cut to 35 cents.
$1.25 now y$ cts.
30 dozen ladies fine blouses,
worth $1.25, now 75 cents.
30 cts, now 15 cts.
5 cases ladies pink, blue and
natural vests, sacrificed at
15 cts.
50 cts now 25 cts.
100 dozen ladies, fine bal
briggan vests, cut from 50
cts'to 25 cts.
25 cts now 9 cts.
100 dozen children's lace
caps, now 9 cts.
25 cts, now 7 cts.
1000 yards all silk crepe'
lesse niching, just such as
you pay other houses 25 els'
a yard, this sale only 7c yd.
$1.00 for 29 cts.
Lot of ladies laundered
waists, all white with stand
ing collars, every day prjco
$1.00, out the go only 29 eta
HOUSE.
Douglas Ave.
"BALDWIN'S''
THE
Leading Photographers
IX SOVTHKBX KAX2AS,
USE. Doozlxa. WJcblt Miller Elk.
.Anthony, Kn.
J. R. HOLLIDAT,
WJCJUTA-.GIiOCEliY
JlulL Seeds a Specialty.
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