The Wichita daily eagle. [volume], January 04, 1903, WANT SECTION, Page 11, Image 11

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CO0ATEO.
"The Store that Has the Goods"
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THE ANNUAL SALE OF WHITE
COMES WITH THE NEW YEAR
GREATER, BETTER, broader and more complete in variety, more potent in its power for price-saving in fact, a
whole year stronger than its predecessor, comes the Rorabaugh Sale of White for 1903. In point of wide prep
aration, every record established by previous sales has been broken. Muslin Underwear has been ordered in more
lavish profusion than ever. Profiting by experience gained by similar occasions in the past, we have secured better
workmanship, better materials, better designs, prettier embroideries everything, in fact, that goes to make 'under
wear appeal, by its daintiness and refinement, to women of taste. And many of these fresh, attractive garments ex
hibit style and design that you ordinarily find only in pieces at much higher prices. And yet, with all this marked
improvemenr in details, the Muslin Underwear in this White Sale costs you less than ever before.
Less than ever, because we have placed our orders for Undermuslins in greater quantities .than ever before, on the same economical
principle of previous years. The garments are very attractive, ample in size, yet accurate. Embroideries are fresh, new and in tastefully
chosen designs not odds or ends, nor discarded patterns. And every piece is made in a factory that we have proved by investigation to be
airy, clean, hygienic. No sweat-shop garments find their way into this sale. Here are a few specifications among hundreds:
Corset Covers
Muslin, plain, tight-fitting
seams finished
all
9c
3Iuslitt, fitted cover, with ruffle
finish, neck and sleeve
19c
Cambric, full front, neck and sleeve
finished -with lace trimmed ruffle.
25c
Cambric Muslin, trimmed in rows Torchon
insertion, neck and sleeve finish
ed, hem-stitch ruffles
39c
Fine Cambric Body, trimmed, four rows
Torchon insertion, neck and sleeve
finished with Torchon
lace
49c
Gowns
Muslin yoke of tucks and insertion, neck and sleeves ruffle finish, QQrt
cut good and liberal OvC
Cambric Muslin, yoke of alternate tucks
and insertion, full lengths, all J
seams filled and finished .
The "Princess" Gown, cambric, square
neck, embroidery finish, with ruffles.
trimmed revers and side
fastening
69c
Extra quality cambric, yoke of solid, hem
stitched tucks, neck and sleeves trimmed
daintily and- full em
broidered edge
75c
Cambric Muslin, solid yoke of hemstitched
tucks and torchon insertion, neck and
sleeves trimmed in torchon
edging to match
79c
Corset Covers
Fine nainsook, front of solid tucks and in
sertion, neck and sleeves em- "7Qn
broidery finish I wC
Fine Nainsook, front bias ro-ws tuck
torchon insertion, tucked bac'r,
and sleeves, finished with
torchon lace
and
neck
89c
The new Monte Carlo Cover, front three
wide lace finished ruffles, tucked back,
ntck and sleeves, trimmed in
Valenciennes lace
Others up to $2.98.
98c
kirts and Drawers
Chemise
Cambric, yoke of all over Torchon lace, neck and
sleeves lace trimmed, with full length Qn
flounce, skirt finished with cluster tucks TvO
Fine cambric, round yoke, front trimmed in lace,
finished ruffles, full length skirt, with "7Qn
deep flounce finished with cluster tucks I wu
Nainsook, ruffled front, neck and sleeves embroid
ered edges, full length skirt with wide QQ.
embroidered flounce Ob
Other grades up to $4-50.
Skirts-
89c
S9c
Good Quality Muslin Skirt -ith
knee flounce of fine India linen,
tritrmed -with cluster of six tucks
and finished with "wide
torchon lace
Same Quality Muslin finished
in embroidery
Fine Muslin Skirt, all sesms made
lock stitch and turned, full flounce,
cluster of tucks and finished in
Valenciennes edge -with
under-dnst ruSe
Same Skirt finished with fine A Qn
"V-O
Hamburg embroidery
Plain Muslin Skirt, made deep
flounce, cluster of tucks, cut good
and liberal. ORo
White Sale
Fine Soft Finish Muslin Skirt -ariih
wide cambric flounce, cluster of
tucks, with 4-inch Valenciennes
lacs, finished with wide dust
ruffle. One of the best values
ever offered for the RQp
price
Same Skirt finished in 5-inch CQp
embroidery WvJU
Good Quality Cambric
Muslin.shaped gores
with free flounce of
fine India linon, with
two rows torchon
inserting? and fin
ished with tcrchon
lace s-et on ex- QQn
tra ruffli Ul
Fine Cambric top, with
deep flounce of India
linon, .i:h four rows
o f insertion. Saished
with Torchon 1 19
It Makes the Babies Happy
Munyon's Witch Haze! Soap
There is always an activity about our Toilet counter for the reason
that we are always having the latest novelty. Munyon's Witch Hazel
Soap comes in just in time for the cold weather. Ladies' want it for
the toilet. Mothers want it for self and baby. Everybody appreciates
the value of Witch Hazel for allaying inflammation and healing sores,
wounds and all irritations. It was a happy hit for Dr. Munyon to give
the public a Witch Hazel Soap. There is something clean and sweet
about it. Witch Hazel is used in every hospital throughout the civil
ized world. We are not surprised at the big sale we are having on
Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap. It is claimed that it will cure chaped
lips and hands in a night; that it will cure pimples, black heads and
nearlv all facial blemishes ; that it is the best shampoo ever made and
that it is guaranteed to cure daniruff and most scalp diseases. Mothers
find this Soap just what is needed for bidy. It quickly relieves the
little cne of hives, prickly heat and all forms of rash. As a toilet arti
cle it is said to be superior to any French soap ever made. It makes the
skin soft as velvet and keeps the body free from all skin eruptions.
The regular price is 15 cents and it is really cheap a: that. Our price
is only 10 cents while it lasts.
Chemise, Skirts and Drawers
Drawers
Plain, finished with three tucks, one-inch
hem
Cambric, plain, with torchon lace or
embroidery finish
Cambric, umbrella style, three rows
tucks, embroidery or lace edge...
fine cambric, with deep umbrella effect, dou
ble cluster hemstitch tucks, with lace JQrt
JJj
or embroidered edge
Extra fine cambric, medallion trimmed
and Venetian lace to CQ
match
Cambric muslin, umbrella style, 7 Qf
torchon trimmed
Fine Nainsook, wide embroidered
flounce, headed with clusters of
tucks, extra quality cambric, OO
embroidered wOC
Other grades fine finished mas
lins uo to fO
Skirts-
The "Princess" Skirt, made of very fine soft finished cambric, with extra fuH
flounce 18 inches deeo, of fine India linon, trimmed in four rows ol Tor- CI 69
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chon insertion and finished with ruffle of Torchon lace
edge, dust ruffle
S heer Dainty Muslin Skirts of the finest qualities we
will place in this sale such as have never before
been displayed in this city, values that will be ap
preciated by the fastidious women of Wich- 1 C
i a. The Drices will be $2.98 to Sl
Fine cambric
rauslln, with
flounce of
India linon.
alternate rows
if tucks and
hsprtlon. new
medallion
patterns
$1.75
K.xtra quality
cambric, made
with deep
flounce of
alternate rows
tucks and
Torchon insert
ins finished
with four
inch Torchon
ecge.
$1.98
Fine cambric top, with extra quality
India linon flounce, trimmed with
two clusters of hemstitched tucks,
finished with Hamburg edge,
finished with dust ruffle
Extra Fine Soft Fin
ished Cambric, made
ctabr el 1 a style,
flounce of Sf. Gallen
sttIss, -with double
clusters of hemstit
ched tucks and fin
ished with St. Gallen
embroiderr. An
exact cop7 from a
Parisian gar m e n t,
copied for the Hora
banrb White C025
Sale
Fine cambric maslin, with knee flounce
made of fine India Linon, trimmed in
clusters of horizontal tucks, finished
with fine embroidered edge,
with dest rufflY
,$149
emember the Days of Sale, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
We Pay Freight On All
$5 Mail Orders Within
One Hundred Miles
TheR
ORABAUGH DRYQoODSCO.
Samples Seit Free
it Aay Address
CRIME OF THE HUMBERTS.
Some Interesting Facts Concerning
the Great Swindle.
Paris. Jan. Ttie Humbert Case, which
5 all modern nnancial adventures most
resembles the famous noTel "Gil Bias.
has passed through Its principal stnge
In Spain, the same country that Le Sao
Cave as rathcrUrwi for his hero. This
family. stHl more rklicuious than onions,
after having outwitted aH the French
sleuths, took reluge i Madrid. Its prea
snce was annoymously made known to
the French Embassy hy a neighbor. Its
members were recognized by inspectors
f the French detective service, aad thtsy
were arrested by Spanish police officers.
The treaty which exists between Franc
md Spain coverins extradition for the
misdemeanors and crimes with which the
Bumbers were charged, the Spanish an
fcorities have already taken measures
b place them at the disposition of the
French Authorities. Their advent in Paris
Is the sole topic of conversation, aad
has a preponderating and almost unique
place In the columns of the newspapers
nd the minds of their readers.
There has even occurred, on this, subject
j. psychological phenomenon worth re--g-i-tny
as the Humberts 'adventures
h.ive caust-,1 .1 great hubuu. peopie are
. .cust-irr.jn tr-msives to consider the
Humbert farm?, as a veritable collection
of scoundreis. because they iroapine a pro
portion between the culpability of the
criminals aad the noise their act has
made. It is Jt a cnusual thins" to
meet people who mofatain seriously that
Xxne. Humbert deeerrea all tise punfeh
xrents enumerated in the Code. It is a
well known faJUns of the human mind to
think that the more aotee a crime makes
the more it becomes imsosstttie to por
tion it.
Asfe In a gathering of Parisians who
are not- howerer. cannibals the fallowing
qnesttea: "What is gotes to be done with
Mme- Humbert r It is rare that you will
not and at least one person who wiH an
swer yoa that the .?od lady oujrht to be
cut In pieces. This proces. nt lease, that
I he notfon of justice is still rudimentary
amon?' us. since reasonable people can
reach such a degree of ferocity. The
persons charged with executias' the laws
wW have a See occasion for acting con
trary to sac hi an error of pohtte opinion.
The act committed by the Humberts
: only owes the importance It has assumed
to the improbable cinminst&aces surround
ins It- But In Itself it is a horribly ordin-
ary crime, provided for by all the codes
. f laws lul p-iiiishal.- - a- T'iirs t them
with van 'Us penalties, of whuh the most
severe is five years In prrsr-n. If, ther.
fcre. the Humbert family, back is Paris,
is cor. sited of ha viae committed aH the
raiddemeanors charged against its mem
bers, the magistrates whose Aat yit is
to judge them taaraX sentence them to
more than live years In prises; that is to
say. a punishment which is considered hi
advance perfectly aftbctitens by those
who speak, of 5t
Nevertheless, the hvar ex?Bcic It
gives to swindlers a maximum o ave
years to prison. Of course. I kaow there
is theAssire Court, and that in the As
size court everything depends on the way
a question Is placed before the Jury which
judges of the fact and not of the law
am impressionable aad ignorant jury,
which does not even know for the greater
pert of the time what penalty Its ver
dicts will brat? to the accused. It Is
among the kind of people who compose
this jury that the most severe crRica of
the Humbert case are fomuL Sat. cren
with a jury from the markets magis
trates are obliged to raspeci legal forms,
and I very much fear that the sentence
which awaits tae Humberts will appear,
to the majority of people who wiH fol
low the pieadings, too light, especialiy If
the pubh- prosecutor does not be ' the gaili the H-srnbert and the respon
case to the Assixe Court, and xi ;t sim- si'.-ilitv wfcxh ihf -.r arts ausrbt to estab-
; r-iy -oc? before a correctional police hh. according to the greater or less dan
' court, as may legally be dose. age to public morals .and not according
Aftr aH. the most oiicus thing in the t othe greater or less hubbub which they
: swindles of the Humbert family is ine arouse among in- specsaiers.
t eelved annuities, poor little capitalists tt. Kuabers would not be arrested for
igugty sf too much credulity- But it ' Jwr of th? trarttflnjr I! kne-n per-
precisely these little capitalists whesetga, that the Hamberta are ar
' clafcnrs wiH have to be met. rtsted, to hear the same people ami that
i And after this settlemnt there will aly ' tv Hnrnrtf are Lln5 srpartd so that
rv-aoin. against the Hurnfcerts the charge . ltts? got compromise anybody. "We
' of hartng decdved nserers; that is to ' ba,e jakT. the Panama, affair Sa2h of
say. pewple who In leading their money , prstiag by aB aecidBts. even those r
; above the legal rate recognize and accept. ' IC pontics, to caicssinafc eachh eths".
' so to speax. in aa.irM-i- t --- i From the point i vjew tae niHEir; cue
. money may have to ran. These people a lcd. and It Is being- seplofced.
f are not Intcreatlns' and one should not
be astonished if some of them came oot KRUGER'S GREATNESS.
of the Hsmbert affair a IKUe wers . . .
treated than the Hambertr thnJTr- , Stories cf orr.e cf Htstcry s Great
i Cn the whole, it all comes bc tc i Men.
swindle such as Is practised almost ercrr - Frrszi the Sorimcfead ReygfcBcaa
dT in civRized centre. This swindle has In saying- tbct Krs?r U d-stioed to
made more noise than the others, be- ''Sgrre to history a the great hro of his
; cause It wa Ingenious, because it tasted peop. no one woc&l b- prwAainUas him
Irager. beeaus those who perpetrated to be a saint la order to arcaie heroic ,
.' i. -- v.tr t35owc heeans solkical rropcrtSsn. it Is necessary far a man
animosities setied upon it. and becae nefeher toVi ssortar paragsa nor us i
roiitlcal parties cspleUrd It In order to , stand as the leader of a Tictorioss cans.
discredit their iaeruaes acr dllafehe j Petor 'Jw Grat aid rrsiam tie Stxt
were far irvm. b'-ng prfef t mora fhar-a-tr
to tm Cremiel Tt ai three
now figure ia blxtory as pfr-irfng fctroic
sto. Napoleon ini xtKbT 25-cr sr
witiraj tHy sueifoi. Tt he In
preme hrro of the French no. The
Scotch have thtr heroc. yt hry vera-rwaJJo-ared
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