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TOPEKA
DAILY
JOUR1TAL- FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1003.
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Lively Bargains, full of good savings every item chosen is a good Saturday
item every price shows a good, sensible saving.
Come for Your Share any time Saturday Store Open all "Day and Evenfnf.
Main Floor Specials
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a3drei of tiie writer 01 tPy caa not oe
The Hellanthus dance at Vinevrood
iat night was attended bv Mrs. Julia
Vlkidal Wells, Mrs. James P. Rowley,
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Drechsel. Miss
Ann Ryan of Leavenworth. Miss Besse
Keisey of Cleveland. O., Mr. F. B. West,
IT. S. A., Fort Leaenworth. Miss Lot
tie Atchison of Leavenworth
Miss
Miss
Miss
Miss
Helen Brown of
Kansas Citv,
Katharine Holmes
of Emporia
Katharine Shreve
of St. Paul.
Hazel Allen of St.
Louis. Mr. ('hauni-v
JJewey of Chicago, Mr. Ralph Burke of
Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. William W.
WiKidal. Mr. and Mrs. William P.
Hunt, Mr. Mary- Rameyer. Mr. and
Mrs. Don Mulvane, Mrs. Edward B.
Hill, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Snvcler
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell, 'Miss
("alia Cuttell. Mifs Nannie Veale. Miss
Jmet Gardiner. Miss Florence Rossine
tn, Miss Mary Sutherland, Miss El via
Jf il'.srauifh. Miss Nellie Millspaugh,
Miss Nellie Baker. Miss Virginia Meade,
Miss Helen Quinton, Miss Fay Quinton,
Miss Hazel Mulvane. Miss Kva Smith.
Miss Isabel Smith. Miss Anna Ruder,
jiss Maud Grimes. Miss Helen Otis.
Miss Janntt Walcott. Miss Nellie
PhiiipP". Miss Edna Herbst. Mr. Ed
win Curry. Mr. Harry Eaale, Mr. Liana
Iavis. Mr. Hal Norton. Mr. Mart Wiki
nai. Mr. W. F. Kohne. Mr. Russell
F"rot. Mr. Ed Arnold, Mr. Charles Ma
paw, Mr. Guilford Dudley. Mr. Harlev
Peisman, Mr. Jay E. House, Mr. Irwin
FnattinKer. Mr. Thomas I... Kins'. Mr.
Y- . W. Jones. Mr. Ponton H. Painter
J!r. Frank Jones. Mr. W. Pi. Gardner
U. Sam Fleishman. Mr. John Floish
man, Mr. Harry Fleishman. Mr. Frank
Gnhagan. Mr. George Mitchell. Mr.
Clyde Ccrbett. Mr. Clarence Jordan,
ifv. Rert Reid. Mr. Carl AUFirland
fr. Hugh McFaiiand. Mr. James Mc
I arlard.
.Mis. William S. Albrisht
giving a
children s party this
house on Harrison st
arternoon at her
eet in celebration
o Eeiaove FrecKIes Q Pimples
la Te3 Bait's. NaJinoIa
A new discovery, sold
under a positive guar
antee and money re
funded in every cat 3
wln-re it furls to rcmova
f reokiet. ;m pies, liver
Sf.Mts, sun-tan, saiiaw
ufs, cotiir discoiora
t:oiss. biuokhad and all
er-.j of tbe skin, no
rr-nur cf row long
?t;intj,nir, uresordinarr
i IM S i 11 10 any,, uud t ho
wur'-t in '0 days. After
tse dc;s are renovcd t ue sx n will b
SO'L he&.'.ny n.iii I'Mnu'i;1. No pothie
Hrm mi. r-ii.t frnjn rs t.. :n cents and tl.OiJ
EATICL TOIUT COMPANY, Paris. Tens,
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EXTDA With
We Will Give
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of her daughter Maud's third birthday
anniversary. A feature of the enter
tainment is a Jack Horner pie from
which the little guests will draw fa
vors. Miss Anna Ruder and Miss Maud
Grimes will assist the hostess and the
girls and boys asked are Ootafia Green
wood O'Neil. Robert Merrick. Linn and
Morison Miils. Anna Furry. Cecily But
lin of the City of Mexico. Robert and
Julia Criswell. Mary Hillyer of New
York. Doris Rosser. Dacota and Billy
Drechsel. Mildred Finley, Barbara and
Philip Gault, Howard Smith, Lilian
Guthrie, Maurice Edson, Anna Weight
man, Darothy Reeder, Kenneth Suth
erland and Rollln Smith.
The following Items from the. Mexican
Herald's society column report func
tions given In honor cf Mrs. W. J.
Black of Chicago, and Miss Lottie Atch
ison of Leavenworth during their re
cent visit to the City of Mexico. In
addition to these entertainments given
especially for them Mrs. Black and Miss
Atchison were entertained extensively
at other houses:
Mrs. David E. Thompson, the wif.i
of the American ambasador to Mexico,
entertained at a pretty luncheon or!
Friday, in compliment to Mrs. W. J.
Black and Miss Atchison of Chicago,
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hud
son. Besides Mrs. Black and Miss
Atchison, Mrs. Thompson's other guest;
were: Mrs. Paul Hudson. Mrs. William
S. Farnsworth, Mrs. Lawrence F. Bed
ford. Madame Degollado. Mrs. Charloj
R. Hudson. Mrs. Frank W. Johnstone
Mrs. W. Craitr Orr. Mrs. Tom B. Frost
and Mrs. Arthur H. Deeken.
'm Saturday afternoon Mrs. Tom B.
Frost entertained at bridge, at her
home in Calle Venecia. In honor of
Mrs. W. J. Black. Miss Lottie Atchi
son and Miss Bess Willis, who are vis
iting friends in Mexico.
On Saturday afternoon of last week
Mrs. William C. Benbow entertained at
cards in honor of Mrs. Harry Robert
Hooper. The prizes were won bv Mrs.
S. E. Arnold, the first: Mrs. Paul Hud
son, the second: Ms. S. Allen Dyer, the
consolation.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hudson enter
tained a number of friends at thejr
home in Tacubaya last Mondav even
ing In honor of their guests. Mrs. W. J.
Black and Miss Atchison. Dancing
and bridge furnished amusement and
refreshments were served in the gar
den. Mrs. William S. Farnsworth gave a
bridge party on Thursday afternoon
from 3:30 to 7 o'clock, at her home on
Calle Orizaba. Colonia Roma, in com
pliment to Mrs. W. J. Black and Miss
Lottie Atchison, of Chicago. The first
prize was won by Mrs. A. W. Donlv,
: the second by Mrs. Lewis C. Judd.
!
I Misse.s Eva and Isabel Smith will en-
j tertain next week for their guest, Miss
I Katharine Sneve, of St. Paul.
j
j Misses Helen and Fay Quinton en-
i tertained the Friday whist club this
morning for their cousin. Miss Hazel
I Allen, of Si. Louis.
j
I Robert Criswell, the little son of
I Mr. and Mrs. li. F. Criswell, was taken
to Stormont hospital yesterday for an
; operation. Three weeks ago the little
! chap ran a splinter in his knee and two
! operations have now been performed
I upon it. Mrs. Criswell is staying- at
' Stormont with her son and her guest,
the First 50 Suits Sold Saturday
a Fancy or White Vest Free
:
Mrs. Hillyer,
of New York
on Harrison
and her daughter Mary,
are at the Criswell house
street during their ab-
sence.
Miss Hazel Wolff, Miss Anna Marie
Walsh. Miss Agnes Walsh. Miss Eliza
beth Gavitt. Mr. Frank Andrews of
Rossviile, Mr. John Brunt. Dr. llac
Donough and Mr. Tom Whinner com
posed a Fourth of July party at Lake
View.
Mrs. W. T. Crosby was the hostess
of the Fillmore Street Whist club yes
terday. Mrs. T. J. Kellam and Mrs.
James Belcher were substitutes.
The question of who are the most
popular girls in town ought to be con
sidered settled since the date of the
Helianthus dance was set forward a
night in order that two sisters who
were leaving town next day might at
tend and save the occasion f'oTn total
failure.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Parks and Mrs.
T. W. Sargent, of Wichita, arrived in
Emporia Tuesday afternoon in the
Parks auto, and left yesterday morn
ing fr Topeka. Brock Pemberton ac
companied them to Topeka. The rest
of the party will go on to Kansas City
today and will ship the motor car from
there to New York. Mr. and Mrs.
Parks will be joined in Kansas City by
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Murdock, of Wich
ita, and together they wiil go east for
a two months' tour of New England in
the motor. The machine is a Loco
mobile touring car. Emporia Ga
zette. 4-
Dr. and Mrs. John Henry Solecki
will give an auction party th'fc even
ing fr.r Miss V.uy Louise Cano:re
XW vllle. Ti-nr... who is visiting
a;id Mrs. -Jiidsoii Kimbraugh at
Devon.
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K tnas City Star: ,.lr. G.
orjran-sr and ch i'i mas'i-r of
rhjr'h. has his choir of -iM-e
n ny.
j -ii: a canipitse tr:n f--r this
! Fairmount. park. Mr. Penny a
j boys will hoiu receptions f r
li iends Thursday and Fri lly
! until:?.
.1 bif
their
after-
A number of young peopl-j
:.!ie Fourth at Spencer In Mai
gr. v.. Those u ho enluyed tr-.?
wor- Mtss Kathryn Howe.
spjnt
show's
I i. nic
M!ss
Leulah Gilman, Miss Daisy Holt, Siiss
Minnie Hoi si-r, Miss Ethel Pa i;ey.
Miss IV.i.-.y T ee Pankey, Miss Aurtliu
tlr.tVvon. M;s:' Maude Mason of l:l:n
honri f 'l'y. Miss Irene Prv . Mis
ikla Ik a-j. Miss Grace Parkinson.
Mis.; Ella Houser. Miss Edna H. :,!,
Miss Mae 3'ryo '. Miss Ruthven, Mr.
Wilbur Scais. Mr. I. E. Brown, ;.'.v.
James l.annan. Mr. Clark, Mr. Tom
Houser. vir. Archie Wright. Mr. Ffsnry
Hcuster. Mr. Bert Hill, Mr. Louie
Dili. Mr. Joe Fritton. Mr. Arthur
Ku'hven. and Mr. Robt. Mackey.
The loudiest tie and the dinkiest hat
yet seen on the local circuit are worn
by a Topeka man who has just re
turned from a trip to New York.
Notes ?nl Personal Mention.
Miss Katharine Holmes, of Em
poria, who has been the guest of Miss
A Look
in Our
Windows
Will
Convince
You.
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Clara Fleishman, is with Miss Maud
Grimes for today and tomorrow.
Mrs. M. P. Hillyer and her daugh
ter Mary, of New York, are guests of
Mrs. B. F. Criswell.
Mrs. F. E. Grimes has gone to
Maple Hill to join the camping party
which Mrs. F. S. Savage is chaperon
ing. Mr. Ralph Burke, of Kansas City,
who has been in town for a few days'
will return tomorrow.
Bishop and Mrs. Millspaugh and
their family left this morning for their
summer home at Pryor Lake, Mich
Mr. Everett Akers has returned
from Ludfngton. Mich., where he ac
companied Mrs. Akers and their babv
son who have gone there to spend the
summer.
Mr. Carl Bolmar leaves tonight for
Chicago and will take a short lake
trip, returning in about a week.
Hugh William, jr., and Sallie. chil
dren of Captain Hodgins of New York
City, are expected in Topeka Sunday
to visit their relatives here.
Mr. Joe Wilson left today for Colo
rado to spend a fortnight.
Mr. E. L. Copeland. Mr. Harold
Copeland and Mr. Malcolm Copeland
have returned from a trip to New
York.
Mr. Howard. A. Peairs. a lawyer
from Los Angeles. Cah.'had business
in the Kansas supreme court yesterday.
He is visiting in Topeka with' Mr. Her
bert Armstrong. Mr. Peairs formerlv
lived in Lawrence and is a brother of
Superintendent Peairs of the Haskell
Indian school.
Kansas city Journal: " Miss Gav
Shepherd. 123 Oakland avenue. Kan
sas City. Kan., is entertaining Miss
Carolyn Lambert of Emporia. Kan.
Dr. S. J. Crumbine was in ElDorado
this week the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Baker.
Dr. Eva Harding spent the Fourth
in Atchison with Dr. and Mrs. Charlev
I'owe.
Mr. ami Mrs. W. L. Taylor. 521
Tenth avenue west, and their children
spent Wednesday and Thursday in
Overbrook.
Mrs. Blanche Lyons, teacher of
voice in the university music school at
Lawrence, has gone to New York to
study with Whitney this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Quinton went
to Lawrence in their motor car Wed
nesday. Mr. James Stewart and Mr. Will
Stewart left yesterday for Regine,
Canada, to spend two months.
Miss Dell Frazier of Lawrence spent
the Fourth In Topeka with Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert L. Armstrong.
Misses Elizabeth Hoiliday. Jean
Rodgers and Marguerite Parkinson
walked to Tecumseh Wednesday to
spend the dciy, returning on the train.
Mr. yrus Leland has returned from
Chicago where he met his daughter!
Miss Julia Leiand. who has just re
turned from a year's study and travel
a broad. Miss Leland Is at the family
sumrner home in Troy.
Mr. Richard Hayden went to Wet
more today to stay over Sunday.
Miss Caroline "I'nderhill will leave
next week for Hamilton, N. Y., to
-spend two months.
Mrs. W. A. Powers and son Chalton
left Thursday fora visit in Chicago.
Mrs. Harriett Mclntir? of Wichita is
the gurst of her sister. Mrs. William R.
Smith.
Miss Edna Regnie, Miss Carlotta
5g
More 10c Ones' Seconds,
but good. Bleached, ribbed,
fine, elas ic, taped , neck and
arms. "
More Sis'c Ones Perfect in
weave. Bleached, ribbed.
Nice cool vests, taped neck.
Women's )
Black Hose j"
Most of these good shaped, black
cotton hose, piain weave. Spliced
heel and toe. All sjzes In stock
except 10. Our regular 12 Ho hose.
Women's
Vests
10c
Introductory Sale of Ingram's
Milkweed Toilet Preparations
That we have given thi3 line a place in our very exclusive
Toilet Section is sufficient proof of its reliabilit5'.
These Introductory Sale Prices are made for Satur
day cniy, the day we put these beneficial prepar
ations on sale for the first time. It's well worth
your while to test the Ingram goods, at these spec
ial reductions.
Milkweed Cream Skin
food, composed of soothing
and healing medicinal sub
stances perfectly pure. A
skin stimulant, safely used
without danger of promoting
hair growth Saturday, 43c.
Milkweed Soap A pure
soap that cleanses and purifies
and helps the cream in refin
ing the skin Saturday, 12c a
cake.
SL50White$jQQ
Dress Skirts j
More of these good shaped, black
stylish cut. Pleated flare with
tailored tab trimmings. New this
season.
Children's
1 flail
White Dresses j Price
More of those jaunty little white
suits, of lawns, poplins, and piques,
for ages 4 to 12 years. At half
price they come to you at less than
cost of making.
r
All Butterick Patterns now reduced
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Palmer and Mr. Fred Detwiler of
Wamego and Mr. Clifford Short of
Beivue were in town today in Mr.
Short's touring car. .
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Barber and their
children went to Lake View yesterday
to spend the rest of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joab Mulvane. Mr. and
Mrs. David Mulvane, Mr. and Mrs. Speed
Hughes and their son, David. Mr. and
Mrs. Harrison Morgan and Miss Ross of
Chicago have returned from Chase
county where they spent the Fourth on
tne Mulvane ranch.
Mrs. Frank Edson returned today
from Lake View.
Miss Zenorah Sim and Miss Anna Sim
left yesterday for Chicago to spend six
wee1
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Erickson went to
Butler, Mo., today to spend a few days
and will be accompanied home by their
son Jack.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Cain and Miss Vir
gil Cain left today for the north and
will take a lake trip. Mrs. Charles B.
Hamilton accompanied them and joined
her mother, Mrs. A. F. Landreth. in
Chicago. On their return home the
Cains will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Hamilton at their summer home in
Michigan.
Mr. J. R. Koontz and Miss Grace
Koontz went to St. Joseph today for a
visit.
Miss Katharine Searle. Miss Helen
McLeod and Miss Katharine McLeod,
who were the guests of Miss Marjorie
Thompson, left yesterday for their home
in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Clinton Forbes have
given the name Daniel Hall, jr., to their
infant son. The baby is named for his
grandfather. Mr. D. H. Forbes.
Mrs. A. F. Robinson and sons, Donald
and Albort. of Oak Park. 111., arrived
last night for a visit to Mrs. A. C. El
der. Miss Edna Miiler of Kansas City is
Women's
25c Hose
i
Black cotton regular made hose,
with embroidered foot. Also good
brown lace hose.
Wcme n 's
15c Hose
White lace cotton hose, and black
cotton hose with embroidered foot.
Children 's 41
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25c Hose ( M. Ha
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More light blue and pink lace
hose, in broken lots. Let the chil
dren wear the softest, coolest hose
these warm days. Colors are
easier on the feet than black and
think of the savings on this lot.
Zodenta Ingram's prepa
tion for cleansing and pre
serving the teeth. Most
agreeable, refreshing and
beneficial. Large tube, Sat
urday, 22c.
Ingram's Liquid Skin Cover
A liquid court- plaster of
superior adhesive and healing
qualities. Excludes the air
and dust and does not wash
off. Price, 10c.
Second Floor Specials
Fine White -
i
Half
shirt waists j Price
More beautiful waists that sold
from $1.25 to $10.00. Sheer Swisses.
India linons. and lingerie lawns,
with finest embroideries and laces.
All the newest effects.
White Shirt Half
Waist Suits prjce
More exquisite creations, of finest
materials, in this season's most
favored styles. Suits that sold from
$6.00 to $23.00, now priced at half
their value.
the guest of Miss Grace PYoudfit until
Saturday when Miss Proudiit leaves
for Santa Fe. X. M., to spend a fortnight
with her sister. Mrs. J. T. Newhall.
Miss Maud Van Houten is in Chicago
for a week or two.
Miss Maud Rates srnd Miss Mary
Walker went to Kansas City today to
attend the marriage of Miss Maud
Thomson and Mr. William LeRoy
Holtz of Emporia which takes place to
morrow. Dr. and Mis. Frederick Harold Xies
sailed yesterday from Xew York on the
Amerika of the Hamburg-American iine
to spend three months in Europe.
Miss Annabel Garvey. her guest. Miss
Hespera Haugham of Dayton, Ohio, and
Miss' Eleanor Keizer went to Kansas
Citv vestrdav to attend a party given
by Mrs. A. H. Connelly.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kelly of White
Cloud. Kan., are the parents, of a daugh
ter. Mrs. Kelly was formerly Miss Car
rie Merrick of Topeka.
Miss Eva Mayberry arrived today
from Clinton. Ky.. for a short visit to
her parents. Next week Miss May
berry will leave with her sister. Mrs.
A. A. Hayes, for a three weeks' stay in
Colors do.
Mrs. Harmon Wilson returned to
day from a fortnight's stay in Chi
cago. Miss Lulu Littlefield, of Boston, will
arrive soon for a visit to her cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Lyman.
Mies Grace Vance, who is now the
ttiest o:' Miss Emma Bolmar. will be
uh Miss t&bel Andrews next week.
Miss Dora Safford will go to Kan
sas City Tuesday for a visit to her sis
te . Mrs. O. B. Stanton, and to Baxter
Springs, win re she will be the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. F. P.. Jolly.
Miss Marie Downs is visiting in Em
pr ria. -
Judge and Mr?. Rousseau A. Bureh
Children's
15c Pants
More knitted ones. " Bleached,
lace trimmed. All sizes
Children's
More in all sizes. Bleached,
knitted pants, with neat Torchon
lace trimming. Ten cents saving
on a pair is worth coming down
town for. .
Children's
25c Union
Suits
More in sizes T. 6. . Bleach!'
sleeveless, knee length, umbrella,
style, lace trimmed. Fine, elastic
weave.
1I1L11 U Shirts, Hose
More 29c Ties The new,
broad four-in-hand fine,
solid color, silk ties, with
satin lining good shades
of blue, light and dark,
lavender and green. Very
strong Sat. rday 1 7f
special W
More $2 Union Suits Ail
size 40 light bine, silk
lisie a small lot of fine ones
to close out finally 00
More 1 Oc Cotton Sox
Topsy brand, hence good as
10c ones can be made
black and tan all rjlJ
sizes at
$5 Mohair $
2.98
Skirts
More stylish. light weight skirts,
in blue, and black. Good quality
mohair, with deep folds for trim
mings. -
Women's Jfjjjj
Tailored Suits j Pi ice
Women's smart suits, this
season's prettiest styles. $12.50
Wool Suits for S6.25 $25.00 Wool
Suits for $12.50, are the lines we
want you to see tomorrow.
to 10c and 15c ea.
and their family will leave tomorrow'
for California to remain until Septem
ber. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Doneyst.i
will move to thelf new home, 72S To
peka avenue. Monday.
Mrs. S. E. Lewis and Miss EIizab"f:i
Lewis' of SnrincrfielH Til will arriv
soon for a visit to Mrs. John T. Lager
strom. Mr. Carl Nellts will return Monday
from Denver. Colo., where he has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edwl'i
Lange. Mrs. X'ellis will remain for a
week or two longer.
Judge W. A. Johnston and M!s
Margaret Johnston will spend next
week in Minneapolis. Kas.
Capt. and Mrs. Nile?, of Guthrie.
Okla., will arrive the first of the week
for a visit to Mr. and Mrs. T. A. ilc
Neal. Leo Shreve. Fred Prather and Loo!
Anderson returned today f i om a trip
to Colorado.
Mrs. Carl Erickson left today for
Butler, Mo., to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Griffin and their
guest. Mrs. John Wiikins. will leave
next week for Chicago, to remain per
manently. Mrs. X". C. Arnold, of Florence, i
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. S. Downs
335 Western avenue.
The East Side Embroidery club wl'i
meet this evening with Mrs. C. L
Kirkpatrick at her home, 62S Han
cock street.
Mies FA a Miller, of Kansas Citv, la
visiting Miss Hazel Whipple, 523 Van
Buren street.
Tillnin Has Ciepr Held.
Columbia. S. C. July 6. Col. W. W.
Lumpkin ha withdrawn from the race
for United States senator. This eav
the field clear for Senator Tillman's reelection.
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