The Wichita daily eagle. [volume], February 22, 1903, Page 8, Image 8

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mCSUw Annual
39 'KE' Sale
Com
Embroideries and Insertions
mences Tomorrow !
Lasts All Week !
White as the Driven SnowDesigns More Beautiful than Jack Frost's Imagery
LISTENS these thousands upon thousands of yards of Snow White Embroideries now ready for your choosing. Edgings and Insertions;
Flouncino-s and All-overs, in Swiss, Cambric and. Nainsook. The exceedingly low prices on these Embroideries this week is not the only tempta
tion The marvelous variety of fresh and beautiful patterns will appeal to you equally as strong. Thrifty and tasteful women will take the
greater part of them in three days, so we advise early selections, though we've enough to last all week. The big day-lighted room on our second floor gives ample selling space to dis
play the patterns fully and make the buying comfortable, even with the rapid selling of which these Embroideries are certain. Note some of the particulars.
Sale Commences Nine A. fl.
LL jl
AI! Over
Embroideries
39c
Some of the season's prettiest de
signs, worth 69c, 75c and 89c a
yard; just the thing for
this season's shirt waists,
ing will be rapid while
holds out.
Per yard
trimming
The sell
this lot
39c
35c and 39c
Embroideries
19c
Have you noticed the window dis
play of this lot of dainty, bewitch
ing Embroideries and Insertions?
Swiss, Cambric and Nainsooks, in
widths up to 12 inches ; worth 35c
and 39c yard. In this An- tQp
nual Embroidery Sale, yard iwlr
25c and 29c
Embroideries
12c
One big window display of Swiss
and Cambric Embroideries and In
sertions at this price. The Embroid
eries range from 5 to 10 inches in
width ; all choice, new designs; worth
25c and 29c as Embroideries are us
ually sold. This week half IQ
price and less, yard Iav
15c and 19c
Embroideries
10c
Hundreds of pretty designs in
Swiss and Cambric Embroideries
and Insertions ; Embroideries rang
ing in width from 3 to 8 inches, ac
cording to the quality ; none worth
less than 15c, most of them 19c
values. Choice in this An
nual Embroidery Sale lUi
8 l3c and 10c
Embroideries
5c
Lot of pretty Embroidery Edgings
and Insertions, arying in width
from 2 to 4 inches. You can buy
them in any length you desire ;
8 l-3c and 10c values in an ordinary
way. You can buy them in Cn
be Edgings and
Insertions
One lot of Two Thousand Yards
Edgings and Insertions, 1 1-2 to 3
inches wide, in lengths of 4 1-2 to 6
yards each ; all of them 5c values,
some even more. In this Annual
Embroidery Sale,
per yard
2c
There are hosts of the better sort from which to select. But why try to have cold type portray that which requires the sense of sight to understand and appreciate?
here tomorrow in the way of what is finest and best, with every piece specially marked for this Great Embroidery Event.
this sale, yard
Our corner window will give you a partial idea of what is in store for you
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Xs)(s.
The "B
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rockporf Shoe women
We have recently added to our Shoe stock a line of the famous
"Brockport" 33.00 S.hoes for women. They are constructed on common
sense principles, of best materials, insuring ease and comfort without sac
rifice of style. We describe and illustrate only three of the many styles
we show.
Style 206
Shoe shown below. Glazed kid
upper, patent leather tip, welt
sole on new model toe, tfQ00
military heel tyQ
Style 201
(Shoe shown above.)
Glazed kid upper
and tip; light, llexl
ble sole, on model
toe; medium con
cave
heel
Style 42i
$3.00
WE SHOW MANY OTHER STYLES
(Oxford, as above.)
Glazed kid upper
and kid tip; light
welt sole on model
neei ""lf S2.50
Wash Goods
Advance Showing of
I Spring's Newest
m Fabric after fabric is getting its first showing. Color after
S color and design upon design vie with each other for supremacy
a bewildering maze of artistic beauty. S
g Foreign designs and our own American products meet at this
counter a collection of which we are very proud. It is by far the
most exhaustive and comprehensive Wash Goods Showings we
nave ever made.
A charming array of colorings of cou rse as varied and pretty as the rays of
the stin. Whites, too thp whole familv of whites: thr?n thpre'e the hlaek anil
S white effects. Indeed, it matters little in which direction your fancy lie this store
ic in a position to serve you. From the lowest to the best.
I Atoyur-r-riva,s Dress Goods Counter 1
In the way of latest weaves in Spring Woolens is rapidly
making this stock ready to supply your every wish. Noyles, Eta-
miaes Eolines, Crepe de Paris, Irish Tweeds, Drop Stitcb Voiles
"and many others.
1 House Furnishing Goods
Rear of
third
Room
A List of Articles Useful in Any Home
Mrs. Potts'
Nickel Plate
Irons, with
handle, set
95 Cents
14quart
XX Tin
Dish Pan
25 Cents
Women's
New Spring Suits
Brightest of
1903 Styles
The advance styles of these garments are new
with us. In conception and creation they are
radically different from those of last season. No
longer do we have the severely plain and mascu
line tailor-made gown. A simple elegance is the
predominating effect. The loose weaves o eta
mines, canvas cloths and mistral are still in favor,
though many are made of heavier mixed mater
ials. The distinctive feature of these new Suits
is the collar extremes some with large sailor
collar, others entirely collarless ; stole fronts,
Floradora sleeves, pendant and braid trimmings.
We mention one line in particular :
Tailored Gown3, of brown, blue or grey mixed material,
shoulder cape, trimmed with silk braid, seams strapped
back finished with piping of Taffota silk; deep flounce
back
Other Suits from JS up to
Drc33 and "Walking Skirts J2.50 to
5 ' L-rv-i
It fe
Blouse Cont. with deep
with braid piwtlllltin,
skirt with Watteau
JIj '
, SjS.oo
JI&.OJ
Suit Section
Corner Room
First Floor
LACES, NEXT I
g This store holds many surprises in store for you in the way of
future "Lace Sales." Just the wanted kinds at prices little short of the
marvelous. Watch for them. $
)S( S02 t
10-Quart Tin Water Pail 10c "Wooden Potato Mashers 3c
9x9 Square Cake Pans 8c "Wire Tea Strainers .. 3c
6 Plain White Sauce Dishes 35c 50 Feet Cotton Clothes Line 9c
Steel Blade
Chopping Knife
like cut, 4c
Handy
Cake
Turner, 3c
Wood Chopping Bowl
Nickle Plated Tea Tray
Good Tin Wash Pan ..
Dc Buckeye Bread Knife, scalloped 9c
9c .uixon's" Flour Sifter 9c
5c Surprise Egg Whips, 3 for 5c
1 Chamois Special, ioc and 12V2C
Our buyer picked up eight kips, or, in other words, Two Hundred
and Forty Chamois Skins, showing slight imperfections and discolorations.
Except for looks they are just as useful as the more perfect ones, which
sell for 20c and 25c, in the same sizes of 15x15 and 18x20 inches. The
prices on these are exactly half.
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AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS.
CRAWFORD THEATER nrOLER AUDITORIUM
E. L. MARTLIM. iUanaeer 1
AX1L1 WEEK LONG.
Beginning Honday, February 23
Decker & Voronee Present
The Lillian Mortimer Co
Opening: Bill:
"The Princess of Pathes"
25-CAPABLE PLAYERS 25
Prices. 10c. 2'V. S"V, 5-V. Ladies free
Monday night undor usu.tl conditions.
Wizard Shaw
HERE
Monday, Tuesday anT
Wednesday at
Welsh's Billiard
Parlor and Ctear Stor
Secure tickets now for seats.
Look Here!
Have you a bad blood disuse that is
freshly acquired, or that you have had
for months or years, and want it eared
Quickly and permanently, with a remedy
that is as;.- to take as cough syrup and
tnta:!s none of the publicity of doctoring
or gtnng to the springs? If so. tako
1T z Sji'x iftc fspwial compound, the
0"l suro cure for syphilitic blood poison.
A-k .-;r druggist for It and If he hasn't
it r-.l to u and receive by return
exj-' s a 3 days' treatment. Do not d
lay th! matter !np. as paralysis is the
next s-t.iRe Write Lopez Remedy Co..
VJchUa Kans. S4-lt
We have lir) tons good alfalfa for sale,
loose or in bale. E. Cox, 1011 East Uous
Us. 'Phone 1(0. E7-tf
HOBSON
COMING
The Hero of the Merrimac
Will Appear on
Saturday, March 7
In His Famous Lecture
"THE
AMERICAN
NAVY "
Tickets, 50c and 75c.
Reserved seats on sale at
box office at Auditorium.
Auspices Y. M. C. A.
, Milwaukee, AVls.. Feb. IS. Thermome
; ters in this city registered from 10 to 16
degrees below rero this morning, the
j coldest of the season. Low temperatures
ars general throuRhout the state.
The valentine party given by Mrs.
Downing will be held In the Sedgwick
Music hall Instead ot the. Gaxfleld. U-lt
Sealed Bids.
Office of the City Clerk.
Wichita. Kans., Feb. 22. 1903.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this ofllce until 12 o'clock m. March 16.
1903, for the paving of Douglas avenue
from Wichita street to Seneca street. B
low is approximate estimate of work
required
12,400 cubic yards of excavating.
The construction of 6,150 lineal feet of
cement business curbing.
23.S0O sq. yds. sheet or rock asphalt or
brick pavement as per plans and specifi
cations on file in the otllce of the city en
gineer. Bids must be accompanied by certified
check in the sum of $150. payable to the
City of Wichita, as a guarantee of good
faith.
Si-it J. L. LELAXD, City Clerk.
To the consumers of coal oil and gaso
line we wish to say that Mrs. L. Pettl
cord and her four small children depend
on the proceeds of the Red Tank Line
lor support and would feel grateful to
the consumers of oil and gasoline If they
would give her a liberal share of their
patronage. Wagons make the principal
streets daily east and west of the railroad
tracks. MRS. L. PETTICORD.
S4-ltx
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS
alt PAIN. CURES WIND COLIC and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world.
Be sure and ask for 'Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
Twenty-five cents a bottle.
We have Just received three cars of
good Oolagah coal and can fill your
orders for a few days, but "you will have
to hurry." J. H. Turner, 'phone C-5.
45-tf
MEETING OF
6RAND LODGE
Continued from Fifth Page.
A Great Success.
After years of research and experi
ment in chemistry, ten different ingredi
ents have been combined in the Mechan
ics' Friend Soap, making this soap a
cleanser and healer of unequalled excel
lence and virtue. For sale by IL P. Wolf
berg. 722 East Douglas, or by Mechanics"
Friend Co., manufacturers. Wichita.
Kan. -Tu-Fri-Sua-an
Mrs. Downing will hold her valentine
party ia Sedgwick Muaic kail. W-lt
Both Wichita lodges will meet In their
respective halls tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock for the purpose of conferring the
first degree to candidates who have been
examined. All who arc examined before
S o'clock tomorrow mornins will be given
the first degree-
The program of the Grand Lodge is as
follows:
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 22.
7:30 p. m. Services at Reformed church,
corner of Lewis street and Topeka ave
nue. Sermon by the Grand Master Work
man. G. H. Lamb. Prayer by Rev.
Brother B. Griffith. Special music by the
choir, thirty voices.
The Grand Lodge local committee will
meet the members at the headquarters In
the Carey hotel at 7 p. m., to escort them
to the church in a body.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23.
1:30 p. m. All teams and members will
meet at the Carey hotel for parade. Cap
tain W. W. MInick will form the line of
march.
2:CO p. m. At the Auditorium, competi
tive drill for Grand Lodge prizes and cup.
First prize. JKO: second prize. J7: third
prize. ISO; fourth prize. J25. The Wichita
team will not compete.
53 p. m. Reception In honor of Su
preme Master Workman Webb McNalL
at the .V- O. U. W. hall. 15 south Mala
street. All supreme and grand lodge
officers are requested to bo present
ly p. m. At Auditorium, one block
north of the Carey hotel, conferring of
the Workman dgree on a class of 201 or
more candidates for membership in No.
22 and No. 271. The work to be done by
degree team of Arkansas City lodge.
No. 3.
S:0) p. m. At Auditorium, special ts
slon of the Grand Lodge, to confer the
Grand Lodge degree on all Past Master
Workman quaUScd to rteelve the same.
TUESDAY. FEBRUAP.Y 2i.
9s) a. m. Opening of Grand Lodge
regular swlon at th Auditorium.
Prayer by Rev. Brother B. Griffith.
Address of welcome on behalf of the
city, by the mayor, B. F. McLean.
Address of welcome oa behalf of tfcs
local lodges, by Past Grand Medical Ex
aminer Dr. J. M. MInick.
Response by Grand Master Workman
G. H. Lamb.
2:00 to i:00 p. m. At A. O. U. W. hall,
325 South Main street, reception by De
gree of Honor Lodges. No. 20 and GS.
Special Between 4:00 and 5:00 p. m. the
entire fire department wll! mnkc a run on
Douglas avenue, east of Market street, to
the Carey hotel. The chief, Bert Walden,
asks that all keep out of the street.
S:00 p. m. Open meeting at the Audito
rium, under the auspices of the Degree
of Honor lodges. No. 20 and No. CS.
Music by the Slckner String Orchestra.
Master of Ceremonies Brother Dr. L.
Horner.
Address By S. M. W., Webb McNall.
Duet The Misses Horner.
Recitation Miss Gall Sutton.
Solo Mr. E. B. Walden.
Address G. M. W.. G. H. Lamb.
Reformed Choir Thirty voices.
Address G. C. of II.. Mrs. Neice D.
Cole
Solo Mrs. Bruce Griffth.
Recltntlon Mrs. F. Copdand.
Solo David Coivln.
Music Slckaer String Orohastra.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 23.
S.-CO a. m. Grand Lodge session at Aud
its rum.
2) p. m- Special meeitng of the D. of
H. lodges. No. 2f and No. 05. for initia
tion of candidates, at A. O. U. W. haU.
The hall will be open each day for the
reception of visitors.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2Sl
SO a. m. Grand Lodge sssn at AwS
tteriom. SPECIAL.
The reception conaratuee will zmtt B
trsias maa escort vWtsrs to beaeVjuar-
ters.
We ask tkat erery rereeaaUTe and
visitor register Ms huIoa.risr with
committee, gfrrtog th aanifcar of his
kxlge.
Also, whea you register at hotels aad
boarding booses, pot the aeabr of yoor
lodge after yoor name.
The Wichita, team will receive all team,
have them rertster aad locate them.
We reqoen that all cttgtata of taaU
report to Dr. W. W. MloIeK at toe M
b&ttos hotel. bacqarlra for tesck.
The cosuaftie hmCqa&TZr If at TS
Esc Dongtax aronec After Febra- j
ary I2d at tJie Carey botL Tb che.4r- j
saa sod fcrtttazT tM be os the oteth ,
side of the stae durtsr tite Grxsd Lodte
Places of Worship
Where Services Will Be
Held In Wichita Today.
Rev. F. N. Lynch, D. D., will ap-ak
at the men's meeting this afternoon at
i o'clock at the rooms of the Y. M. C. A.,
over 213 North Main jtrcet- Let every
roan make an effort to be prewent.
Reformed church, corner of South To
peka avenue and Lewis street, Bruce
Griffith. paBtor. Morning service and
congregational meeting at 11 a. in. Sfc
offertory by MJsa ECle Parrott. Tho
Grand Lodge of Ancient Order of United
Workmen will attend worship at ISA p.
m. Grand Master G. F. Lamb wftl de
liver the address on "The Church aa!
Fraternities."" The chorus choir wlH lag
Dudley Buck's "Gloria in ExcHnln." fes
tival setting, and his "Featlvai Te Deicra"
and MendetfsobB's hymn of praie, I
Waited on the Lord." S t inlay icoool at
10 a. m. Young People's meeting at
p. m.
At Plymouth Coagregatioaal rkoreh
Dr. Sargent will preach on "God" Guid
ance of Tbhi Nation." Thd SOnir ad
Daughters of the America Revohitloo
wW attend thJn rric. Ia the evenJag
tho subject will be "Who I to Mame
for the Tragedy om N'orth Water 8tret
of a Woau'i wreck? I It the tool
vMocU. the City or the Church?"
Ualversaim servient are held n"7
Swaday at 11 a. .-a. astA ?t pi za la tao
A. O. U. W. ban. IS Soaih Mate tr4.
Rev. L W. E. Oow. pastor. Sottffeefai
of nrrsoon: Morafoc "Cod to Mlero
mooJc Th4ag"T "veatag, "Bdptr AMea
Poe a ad The Itavea." The Baaday
school saoeta at Jo a. m. Y. ! C. V. t
iu p. nv
FrteoAs' eharci, CWeUad veae. Vs
tweea Doorto aa4 Fine I ftreela. Soo
day Ecaoof M a. m.; meeting for wor
ao. II a. m.: Caritltaa Baarer, S'-i
j. nt.: xneetfajc for worh4o p. to.:
prayer meeliae ThorMay. 7r3i p. m
Rer. L. C. Hla'haw. pnmier: rnieaee
2! Poplar.
Th Ceatral ChriUr. chorch, IV-r. A.
E. Dolar. mftaUlT I?err4ee la KSr
wftek Mvfe aalL Praealag ni t- a. at,
to. Jr. C. K. at 1 9. m.; flr.CRai -SS"
Pl ss, GootS taaxie.
Te CheiOaa CVtboHc Cbwrcb la Zloo
ceie&caie th f veath .unawgary
of the church at 3 aod 7 p. a. tc-iay it
S3 Scrjih Water tre4. Jssir rrrrice
! and Bible study at 2 p. m. Divine h'l "-g
meeting every Tuesday at 1 ami 7 pm.
. All welcome. Dad A. Reed. id-r,
j Mary C. Red. evangelist; Rr. Joho AI
cxamlT Dowle. genera! ovcraeor.
At the Unitarian church, Topeka an4
i entral oveiHieo, a patriotic service w"l
le heM In honor of tho birth of Wah
iagton. The chureh will be decora i
wlUt Oagti aad buntiar. and the m un
i ami dbfooorso will bo aaoroariat ' rne
oeeaoloB la the raoralag, axMi In he
rvTil:ig At 7:18 a Bvmiay nrhoot r.r. rt
will b gtvea which will inchtdo . il
attractive featwreo, among 1 Ummi a ' ! . r
ionet nolo by Aodrey Snf.nJ. All At
weicoaMi.
Kx-Oovomor Staalnr will rok -n
"Georgo Waohlnstoti" t the L Pa d t
M. K. church Sunday e-niny.
rtrat Chareh of PteriM KVteattet. t,rr.r
of Lawreae and aWoM rtfaet. Berv!
tMa amrnteff at 11 o rior-lt. tnmtna
Ject. f kriet Jwuo.' The regular H
neoday evoinc ateetln lhm wek
aro cordtaUy lavHod to theee
We etena and arejM your dotaea for II
a meoth. JCHte Keea-U-Xoat Clb. 10!
Booth Mai. ti-e-Ju tf
Had Never Ridden In Sleigh.
DM yoa evor ride la oiofch? It i &
ojioor oweiioa U awle. for arty rj
owe Ua riddra la a. alotek woaW be tm
mr-r. bat tae aavjior vkt aav ---t
in rorpraaa;;- Tat tm rrataoj- arn"K
tao moo. Tae vooaa aUo the n-t
have had Bloat of oowrttiMte mart
foraar aaoo toiioa dn u -j,
the lauef naoo often t-t n Mtm try
of Wichita raa reooie-d ih other
day
"Well, t aovw portValorty tkooeat f
K. oat toe mime day frload rUaa o-a
to wo la a rmuir tnAuxi m Hdr. t sft
tm aad a w -mmmi Jawata; over he
rreaesasa jdraare Usttkmz ame oier
se aad in PawvViJom ere down -m
jm mm lafoiiid m ttwd ! vu tani- c
nw Or: ndM rale Tsy hd
pfoatr of ooaortwaltaM for a- to ne e
ach tt rtto. awt It aeoer ot !m
posed tiwtt 1 dML Vs. or fho -ctr I
doa-t ree amrh tm 'Mefc-rtdtoc eaywy
Tho boy ficax dW on at td 4
tmmmtm far a Cow imn ( latlac tae rrv:
turn stme mU'
Ta oJ0c aoaote' 'ite U ao&r Kf.
AJaft .VoH-y la iirrthiir six -n
ifimty milr from Ionovn. It U to
In aoe-et or.- tboaacd year old a4