The Wichita daily eagle. [volume], November 08, 1903, Page 8, Image 8

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Tempting Offerings for the Week j TO ,e ifflfe&JSSte;
Waistings for Monday
Wash Waistings continue to grow in popular fovar. Here are two
particular lines for this week, though the choosiug will be best-on
Monday.
50c and 75c Oxfords, 35c Yard
Twenty pieces Mercerized Oxford "VVaistings, white grounds with woven
color stripes of pink, lavender and black; worth 50c and 75c Qq
a yard. Tomorrow
Pretty New Vestmgs
Delightfully new. and pleasing in weave and finish; white mercerized
grounds, in daintily woven designs, with here and there 30
a dash ot red and black; you will admire them; yard vwu
With the price of cotton going up by leaps and bounds, offerings like
these snouid not pass unheeded by.
10-4 Peppereli Sheeting, 17c
Ten -bundles of 50 yards each (500 yards in all) 10-4 Unbleached Pep
perel! Sheeting, in lengths of 1 to 10 yards; regular price, 17 n
25c; this week, commencing tomorrow, per yard lC
40-Inch Pillow Casing, 6 l-2e
Fifteen bolts 40-inch Unbleached Pillow Casinc. extra soft finish-
smooth, even weave; regular price, 11c; this week, start- Clu
ing tomorrow, yard . Uol
at " meBig Store 11 the Avenue
All Wool Granite I Colored Granites 50c Zibelines 39c Brook Mink Scarfs Black Fur Muffs Underskirt Special
Two Bolls 54-inch Black, All Ten pieces 3S-incli All AN ool
Wool Granite Cloth (all we coirld Granite Cloth, m plain ana
buy at the price), Worth regular J striped solid colors, red blue and
s&r While it lasts i creen. All week commencing
Monday 69c
Monday 49c
xanisite Hat
r "Melba" Ni
mt
A superb gathering of the latest and daintiest conceits in
Millinery, designed especially for this gala occasion. Chief among
which are the all-white creations for evening wear, ami the large
IJkicl; Picture Tlat with white ostrich trimming so fashionable in
the East now, and worn by Miss Alice Roosevelt last week at
Chicago's Horse Show.' Also the fashionable Toques and Turbans
in exceedingly modish shapes.
UP STAIRS MILLINERY SECTION.
Gloves For Evening Wear
Your costume for "Melba" night will hardly be complete with
out a dainty pair of AYhite Kid Gloves. We show them in all
lengths tmd prices. Let us fit your hand.
CENTER AISLE THIRD ROOM.
This Greater Silk StocK
Last week we told you among many other of our "Wilson's
Brand Taffeta,'' without doubt the best line of Black Silk Taffetas
made. Many came to see and remained to buy. None were dis
ppointed in its finish mid .-ipparnnce none will be dis
appointed in its wearing qualities OUR WORD FOR IT. We
guarantee every yard of "Wilson's Brand Taffeta" to give satisfac
tory wear.
24-Inch, $i-2?--Inch, $ 1 .25-2 ?-inch Extra Weigh t,$ i .50
Black Peau De Soie
Yard Wide Taffeta Silk
Yard Wide Black Peau de
Soie Dress Silk, one of J he
best Dress Silks made, as in
dicated by the name (which
means leather of silk), good
finish, worth regu
lar 1.35. This week.
Two pieces 36-inch Black Silk
Taffeta, good quality, splen
did even weave and lustrous
finish, worth regular 1.35 a
yard. p
For this week "
7-Inch China Silks, 45c
Ten pieces 27-inch China Silk, in black, white and colors; just wha'
you want for those pieces of Christmas fancy work. Bay
while this lot lasts. ARp
Per vard ,
obby Overcoats
For the Boys
Two lines selected today for particular
. mention.
For boys 2 1-2 to 7 years old. Heavy Mel
ton cloth, double-breasted and belt;
tucked back and velvet collar; colors
are wood brown, blue grey, A AQ
cardinal and castor
For boys 7 to 15 years; popular knee
length; velvet collar and vertical side
pockets, dark grey
or blue
$298
Special 9 f ?!
Sale of 1 3 iIUCl WWI
The selling of this lot of Men's Sample Underwear goes rap
idly on. Owing to the large amount the past three day selling
have only served to break the ranks in the weaker spots. The
prices are remarkable for Winter Underwear at this time of year.
5 Different Lots, 1 9c' 35c, 39c, 69c, 98c
Carpets and Rngs
There is a wealth of beauty in th-3 vast hoving of rich
new Cai;p t .igs and Rnrs on the secoinl fl.or. There's
every worthy make of Carpet There's Rugs of everv size.
Not these alone but Curtains, Draperies MaMnsrs and
Linoleums. All priced in a way that is most pleasing
which is lower than elsewhere. "
Three bolts 38-inch All Wool i One Hundred Choice Brook An even hundred of these
Zibelines, with fuzzy nap; color
checks, in green, red and brown,
autumn tints. On sale
Monday 39c
Mink Xeck Scarfs. Medium
length, with six Wolverine tails.
While they last
Monday $1.23
Black French Hair Muffs, the
usual dollar kind. On sale all
week, commencing
Monday 49c
Ten dozen lot of Indies Fn
derskirts, made of black sateen
and black and white mercerized
skirting. Different styles and
values up to $l.o0. Choice
Monday 89c
ISe New Winter Coats Sample Street Hats
Are here and captivating every one
who sees them it's that dashing mili
tary effect that's so catchy the tailored
covert coats, the lighter weight kerseys,
the hairy zibelines, the statehr Monten
auks, novel cape effects, new backs, new
collars, new trimming combinations in
blacks, castors, tans and red in blouse,
straight front, loose box or semi-fitting
three-quarter or full length styles
prices range according to qualities and
materials, from
$10 to $16.50
Misses9 Box Coats
Made of Heavy, All Wool Zibeline, in
brown, green, red and blue; double
breasted; velvet collar, newest pouch
sleeve aspecial value for 9 9 8
this week M
Misses' Double Cape Coat
Made of Blue, Green or Kavy Blue Zibe
line, with fuzzy nap; double cape;
.belt and sleeves piped with black vel
vet; ages 12, 14, 1G and 18 QQ98
very nobby. Price
.9
Long Melton Coat, in blue or red, with cape collar
of black velvet, braid trimmed; ages G to 12 at.
Broken Line Children's Coats
Several dozen Children's Coats, in all ages broken lines of the
season's best sellers coats that have been selling at $3 to S
priced to clean up this week, P KQQ
at 3, 1 and : u
Ladies' Walking Skirts, $2.98
Fine Melton Cloth Walking Skirt, new instep length; tailor
stitched at bottom, hip yoke; colors are blue, grey and black.
See us for Children's, Misses', and Ladies, iiain Coats and
Mackintoshes.
The Fit of the Corset
Has much to do with the fit and style of that new Fall gown.
"American Lady Corsets'' are made to fit the American inuid and
matron. We carry thirty different styles a shape for every fig
ure. The new "Long Felo" model, with long hip skirts, is especial
ly designed for wearing with the garments now in vogue.
Style 328-Longfelo Model
A full pored, straight front Corset, with
longr skirt; medium high bust; made of
fine diamond cloth in -white, drab and
black; finished with lace and (100
ribbon bow V
Style 400LongfeIo Model
Snap- as opposite illustration; long skirt,
medium bust; a most perfot flttinjr dip
hip corset Made of Couti! and trim
med with handsome lace. P
pair
?L.$100
Style 137-Gibson Model
Lous skirt; girdle pattern from -waist
line up: very l'w bust: mnde of lia-
mond cioth. in white and drab; trimmed
with lace and ribbon bow; siJk
flossed at bottom. Per pair
$100
Style 550-Forfh Reducing
A Corset of design and proportions such
as are essential for figures of large de
velopment. Abdominal prominence di
minished, superfluous f5h bHnjr drawn
without pressure t,i the hip, made of
Iacft and button trimmed. PlTOnO
Coctil in whit. drab and black. V-
Style I32GirdIe
Suitable for any figure not requiring sup
port at bust cr hip: mad of fine wt-
een and trimmed with laee: white, piak.
blue, drab and black. Per
pair
Style I37Corselette
Very low but; low under arm; xiejlon
drop in front with h-e supporters at
tached; mad of Coutll In white and
drah. trimmed it f- !th lace glflfl
...?r-
.$100
rr.d
pair
Twenty-Four Other Styles $1, $1.50, $2. $2.50
Special Tuesday, 69c
Two hundred Sample Street Hats, representatives of the sea
sou's best styles; black, white and autumn shades; scarcely
two alike; values ranging up to 2.50 Qo
Your choice, Monday Ov!C
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY ALE BEGINS 0 A. M.
Double Event Wednesday
Ostrich Plumes, 98c
Fancy Birds, 39c
In one of our windows we have "rouneil a snlendid lot of fine
black Ostrich Plumes, also a choice collection of fam Birds;
Pigeons, Black Birds, Parrots and Muriels: plumes ut!i tw
dollars at "ninety-eight cents.'' Birds worth $1.00, $1.2: mu l " f
at "Thirty-nine cents.''
SEE WINDOW SHOWIN G SALE BEGINS 9 A. il.
What! Fancy Waisting
Velvets at 49c Yard?
Surprising is it not? When G unmet al and Metallic Printed
Velvets lire selling every where at 85c and upwards. These won
sold to us at a "special favor' in connection with a large bill f
Millinery goods bought for our wholesale house. The window dis
play will show you the designs and colorings. On sale
Thursday at 49c Yard
SALE BEGINS AT XIX K O'CLOCK.
Fashion's Favorite
Shoe
of the many stylish shapr
Fashion is responsible for the "La
France"' Shoes. "La France" repn-
sents fashion in foot geitr in the
most practical form.
But the ?,La France" betuity does
not end in shape. There are tin? same
rich characteristics as found in cus
tom made x and 6 Shoes with pos
sibly a larger assurance of a uinyt
perfect and comfortable lit. Try on
s in "La France" Shoes for women.
Three Dollars Is AH You Need to Pay
Things for the Kitchen
A timely lisi of useful kitchen articles at most mode
prices:
Graniteware
lfl-qt Granite Dish Pan 65c
14-qt, Granite Dish Pan 75c
17-qL Granite Dih Pan S5c
10-qt. Granite Water Pail 75c
12-qt Granite Water Pail S5c
6-hoIe Granite Muffin Pan 35c
S-ho!e Granite Muffin Pan 39c
3-pt. Granite Rice Boiler 35c
3-pu Granite Tea Pot 39c
Granite Tea Kettle, 59c. 79c 89c
Granite Slop Pails t.00
Japanned Tinware
Bread Box. 13x9x8 inch 53c
Bread Box. 14xlx9 inin --.9ie
Bread Box. 16x1 2x9 inch 79c
Id-qt. Chamber Pails. oov-r4 30c
12- qt Chamber Pall?, cofred 35c
13- incb Coal Mol 25c
17-lnch Coal Hods 2Sc
ShoTels. 5c, 10c Ic
White Semi-Porcelain
5 Unbandla Cnpe and Saaer 40c
6 DinooT Plate &c
Pl Plat 6c
Sauce Irishes
Indiri'iaal Butters
6
8-iach Bowl
.19c
lft-huh Bowl , 25c
Obion K-tabl- Dialw. 12c, 19e, 25c
Wah Bowls and Pitcher.
Galvanized Ware
Large Tab 60c
Xwtiam Tab .SOc
Sall Tab 49e
lN?t- Water Palls 17c
13.jt Watr Palto 25c
10-qt. Chamber Palls 4wrrd. . 3Gc
13-qt. Chsmbmr Paiia icorr4t .BOe
W'xah Boikr (rovared) 25c
l4?a HX c
17 Sncb Hod
13-iach Hod A&c
Sbmrrht 12c
Woo denyare
,Ck Spooaa 4c
Cbpsas BtwSa. Ifte e
KaHe and Fork 8mm Sc
Pwforati Chajr St 7c, 5c . 12e
ftotliag Plea 16
Sated Br, -H3e -Sc
Towl Ro!( "15c
Coat and Hal Sftrxa 10c
T'j-xrl Rasa 12c
Twi Rc. 6c, 7c . ... . ",U
M r Trap 4c
U. M. MURDOCIC.
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Business liana ger.
Publishers and Proprietors
Members of the American Kewsrapcr
Publishers' Association and Asso
ciated Pross
Burnt wood and wood to burn at Mar
tin's Art store. 16-31
See the display of Pyrographj tvork at
Martin's Art store. 14S-3t
Opportunity uiukes rtio. i caIs. NYiicn oui
is out it leaves a, card and moves on. 2. Y
Resoluticn to Curb.
Be It lit solved, by the Mayor and Coun
cilmen of the City of IVIchlta: -That
It is hereby declared necessary to
cons:ruct a prtnaoant cemeat curb and
sutler on the cast and west 5ddes of Htnj
porla aveou? from Tenth to Eleventh. als&
! th east and west aides of Tepeka ave
nue, in the city of XViehi'a, Kansas, from
Dou?Ias a-enue to Thtttwtth street, ex
eeptlns where there is curb ot ?uch obar
acter and In such location as may be ap
proved by the Uy easiaeer. and' accord -Ipff
to the speettioatiocs for rwlderise
curb now on file In the oCice of the. fifty
clerk Of the, city oi Wichita, acd of
such character as may be approved by
the city engineer.
J. L. Li ELAND. City Clerk.
Sealed Proposals.
Wichita, Kaa Nov. 7, 15&
Sealed bWs wfll b-? received at tWs of
fice until 12 o'clock m.. Kovaraoer Mkisai.
for the coosiruction of . the loHowim;
cinder sidewalk:
A five-foot south sWe of Fifteenth street
from Palmer.- to Rochester.
A flve-foot east side of Ash street from
Second to Central.
A five-foot north side of EJs3ttth
street from "La-wrssce to Santa Fe rail-read.
A four-fo"t we.t tBide of Short street
from Second to Central.
Bidders must state price per lineal
foot. AH blfc mcst he accoapaalei! by
cerilSed ch?ck fa the saa of St 9. pavmbi
to the ctty of Wicatta, AH work aaaat
be costriKrtel under the rapervteiea of
an Inspect'.
Mayor ana cooactt 7esrrc the rlsht to
rev-t sjy and ah bfcte. J
14a-at. J- I- LELAND. Ctty Cierfe. I
parts of tret bereiaafter zuuaed. to
wn : Pern a venose, fran rla ttna
to the flrat aSey MOtk. the m to be
patt for by r&Mt aaaeaaawMtt to b
lerted vpom aiMr annt'-eiy ahvutai; soa
the parta of arte to fc sraAed or
fBIJI aa provided (7 law.
M4t J. L.. IJEXAXTX CHy CVrk.
Rescluticn
Bo It Htselved. by tha 'itajror aad oun-
dlxaes of tho City of Wichita.
Taat it Is, sad is hereby daetered aac
cssary to Bradft tha followlas pan and ,
Notice.
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