The Topeka state journal. [volume], May 16, 1919, HOME EDITION, Page 6, Image 6

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THE TOPEKA DAILY STATE JOURNAL FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 16, 1919
1
These
Specials
at Both
Topeka
Stores
IMPS Saturday
clothing coj specials
SPECIAL
S FOR SATURDAY I
Men's $2.25
Hill Overalls
51.58
Men's SI. CO
silk
NiVkllra
75 c
Women's
.')
I.IsIl' llOMf
45c
Men's
heaviest Mnc
lllli Overalls
$1.98
liojs' a I. on
Work Shins
79c
Men's
$1.00 Kress
Shirts
79c
Mrn's largo
rod mid hluc
Kerchiefs
10c
Children's
003
Stockings
-35 c
Men's
extra quality
Suspenders
2Sc
roys 4 oc
V nists
48 c
Men's T.'c
Sample
Urlts
50c
Men's Toe
Suspenders
50c
Special
Boys riitc Hib
Overalls
4 to 15
58c
Men's
75c Silk
Mnsa
SQc
Men's l'ull Ci:t Toys' Heavy
.l!ile:le VnUm r.luo i:il
Kutls Overalls
. EOr Ss.no values
bSC SI. 48
i:est l'n II '" "
M:i!e Men's Men's
Work Shirts 20c Hose.
I a t r;i a mem m mu ,n.i
Men's Ilos. Hoys
20c alues Iicay $2.00
Overalls
, SI. 48
Women's rrgrr- m I i-
Silk Plated Mens
oso Silk Uslo
79 c ,i:'
AVomrn's mkbwho
SI. 25 Silk Men's Pure Silk
II oso Hose
SSc SSc
Blnek Men's ?5.0!l
P,lr;o:ners s:tu shirts
39c S3.95
Men's $2.25 roys' KnU
Khaki Pants Union Suits
S1.75 43c
STYLISH HAT
All the New Style
FELT HATS
A Special Purchase in this sale at three
prices
, $1.50, $2.95, $4.95
I SPRING CAPS
Sew Sl.no Samnlo Silk 7C- I Sample Caps
Cups for I 3C I for
$1.45, 65c
Men's Spring Suits
Saturday Specials
Special No. 1
Young men's military style Suits, fancy
worsted new weaves. Special price
$ 1 4e95
Special No. 2
AH the newest spring styles and fabrics,
fancy worsteds, blue and gray serges,
guaranteed fast colors, foreign dyes, and
hand-tailored conservative models. Young
men's latest snappy English models. Spe
cially priced, values from
$19.95$27.45
Boys' Suits
Special
Boys' fast color, newest
.style Military Suits, fancy
worsteds, bark blue serges.
$4.95 $9.75
Ittsf
1
Jut
IVIen's Spring Pants
A great special purchase cf
new fabrics and weaves.
Men's nil wool S3.U3 (PI QQ
Pants
Men's S4.00 I'ants, hau;(-
tallored
Men's Extra Quality
Worsted Pants
Men's $5.00 Pauls, hand-
tailored
S2.95
$1.48
$3 .95
SHOE DE
rsra
PARTMEN
SAVE S1.00 OR MORE ON
YOUR SPRING SHOES
OR OXFORDS
400 pairs MKN'S WORK and
1K1JSS SIIOl-.S. Guiimetal. Calf,
nines up
$2.98
Over 600 pairs of Newest Style
Spring Pumps and Oxfords, spe
elally lioiiEht for this sale, all tl.c
new Knthers niHl nil sizes. Sav
l.00 or more n pair.
Values up to $4.50 ml I
S5.IM)
Ladles Comfort Shoes, soft Viel
leather, plain nil I faney toe.
nililier heels.
Choiee
$3.95
soft Viet
iney toe,
$?45
Girls' and Infantsr"Shoes
Girls' and Infants' High and I m
Shoes, nn nttraetlve kit at creatlv
reduced pruvs. All I lie Xcw e.-l
styles
Tan and Mule bkin
to $3.50 and
S4.00
MEN'S HEAVY WORK SHOES
Bluek or Tan Colt Skin. 3
.'aura uiik soles. al- ffQ QC
ues np to $4.30 Choiee J)3..7 J
MEN'S AXI) BOYS' KLK SKEV
WORK SHOES
Save 50c or $1.00 on a pair of
these Shoes. All ffO MQ
Men's $3 Outing: BulsipA.flO
All Men's $3.50 Out
ins Bals
Boys' Outins Bals.
soft and pliable. . .
$2.98 a
31.75 1
PLAN FOR FLYERS
Preparations Being Made To
, Receive Flyers in Topeka.
Locil Aviators Will Tut .snd
ing Field in Shape.
RED CROSS WOMEN TO HELP
They Will Prepare Lunch for
the Fourteen Visitors.
Air Circus Is Expected Here
ext Wednesday ilorning.
Hundreds of Topekans have already
made their plans to -turn out for the
reception to the "flying: circus'' from
Love field, Texas which will land in
Topeka next Wednesday.
At a nioettnf? of military committee
of the Topeka Chamber of Cammerce
this noon a -special committee of iocal
aviation service men was called into
consultation and the entire details of
the welcome were placed in their
hands.
A landing field for the flyers in the
circus is to be selected by the local
pilots. The field is to be marked with
the bis white "T" which is the sipn
by which flyers recognize landing
points. A pylon is to be erected to
show the flyers the direction of the
wind. The field is to be fixed to rep
resent a regulation army flying: field
as nearly as possible.
Fourteen Men With Planes.
The flvins circus of five planes Is
expected in Topeka Wednesday morn
ing. It i saia mat tnere are xouneen
men with the planes.
On arrival in Topeka the flyers will
1m: eiven lunch by the members of the
Tuesday company of the Red Cross
canteen. Mrs. W. O. Dickie, captain
of this company, today accepted the
responsibility of seeing that the tiyers
are given a true Red Cross welcome
and feed.
A special Tied Cross tent, is to ne
erected on the-landing field. In this
tent the flyers will be given some sort
of a light lunch and a hot drink.
At noon the plan is to bring the
aviators to the Chamber of Commerce
for the noon luncheon. After lunch
the circus will put on a "show in
the sky.
An effort is being made ny tne
Chamber of Commerce to have the
flying circus stop off in Topeka over
night. Wires were sent to Senators
Curtis and Capper urging that immedi
ate pressure be brought to bear on the
war department to secure for Topeka
this favor.
Welcome . ly Airmen.
Tt is the plan of the military com
mittee of the Chamber of Commerce
that the flying circus be met on land
ing by a reception committee, whose
personnel will include every single
man in the city or county who was
in any Tay connected with the air
service in the great war. This means
the enlisted men as well as the
officers.
The air service men in the city are
npked to register themselves at the
chamber of Commerce before noon
Tuesday. This may be done by tele
phoning to the Chamber of Com
Tiierce. Kach one of Topeka air serv
ice men is expected to act immediate
ly on t-his proposition.
It is the plan to furnish automobiles
to transport this special committee
from the Chn mher of Commerce to
the flying field in plenty nf time to
greet the flyers when they arrive here.
The lauding field itself will be policed
by either the Kansas State Guard or
the Kansas National Guard.
Kvery effort is to he made to elimi
nate all danger to spectators when the
pla nes come swooping into the air
over in the city. Xo persons will he
allowed in the space designated as the
landing field.
Aviators on Committee.
The Topeka air service, men who
conferred with the military committee
of the Chamber of 'ommerce today
are: Merle Morthland, Byron Muir
head. Chester Wahle, H. G. Boeger.
Kdwin Clander. Paul S. Jones, Vern
Mi ner, Armstrong, and Young.
The general committee on arrange
ments as named by Ralph R. Bae,
chairman of the military committee
today is: Merle Morthland, Chester
Wahle. Kdwin Olander. Byron Muir
head, II. G. Boeger, and Armstrong.
This committee is in charge of the
selection of the landing field and of
the marking of the field.
CUT SAND ROYALTYTAX
Star? Contemplates Tills Action Fol
lowing Receipt or Cofplaints.
The str;te executive council may re
vise the sand royalty tax downward.
Members of the council will consider
the yand tax problem at a special
meeting Wednesday afternoon. May
28.
At present the state collects a ten
per cent royalty Wn all sand taken
from beds of navigable streams of the
state. A protest has been filed by the
sand companies to the effect that the
present royalty rate in confiscatory.
The council will consider application
for a reduction in the rate at the
special meeting this , month. Repre
sentatives of a number of sand com
panies in Topeka, Kansas City, Wich
ita and Hutchipson will be heard at
the meeting. . 1
TOPEKAN IS NAMED
K. II. If :guelanrl Will Serve on Freight
Trailic Committee.
K. H. Hogueland, commerce coun
sel for the Topeka Traffic association
and numerous other shipping associa
tions, has been appointed to serve on
the Kansas City district freight traf
fic committee. The appointment was
made by Max Thelen, director of pub
lic service for the railroad administra
tion. The ihcr members of the commit
tee are: D. R. Lincoln, chairman,
formerly assistant general freight
agent from the Missouri Pacific: J.
R. Koontz. Topeka, general freight
airent for the Santa Fe, and R. D.
Sangster. transportation commissioner
of Kansas Hty Chamber of Commerce.
ADMIRAL TO RETIRE
Rolit. M. Tojlo, Cnmmnnder North
Paeiflc Meet. Will Resign.
Lns Anseles- Mav 16. Rear Ad
miral Robert M. Doyle, V. S. X.. com
manding the North I'aeific fleet, is en
route from Hawaii to San Franciseo
and from there will ko to New York
and Washington to ask retirement, ac
eording to a letter received by a son
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Tlie funeral of Mrs. Anna Hoefer, ege 71.
wbo died Thursdny iit the Methodist Htioie.
was held at tbe home Fridny Afternoon at
'2:-n o'clock. The body will be taken to
Clifton for burial.
P K I Xf'ETO X ro KTF.Tt, n ge 75. died
Thursday nt Ids home. 701 (Silumre avenue.
The body will be taken to Baldwin for
burial.
The funeral of C. E. Tlmrson was held
Fridn v afternoon nt o'clock from the
residence. -!" Clay street. Burial iu To
peka cemetery.
EMORY FOOTK, formerly of Topeka. died
Wednesday at his home In Portland. Ore
gon. He was a brother of O. H. Foote.
of 14:'.l Tyler street, uluo of iJ. K.- Foote,
of Kansas City..
MRS. II. S. COKE, of lli'O College nre
tiue. died Thurmlay nt a local hospital. The
funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at
:i o'clock from the Central Park Christian
church. Burial in Foster cemetery.
EI WAR I died this morning nt bis
honip near Silver Lnkc,. Funeral announce
ment later. 4
MARTHA ABEND, daughter of Mr.; and
Mrs. Bernard Abend, of 1TM North Van
Ititren. died Fridn v The funeral will In
held Saturday morning nt It o'clock from
the St. JoHcnli Catholic church. Burial in
M t. Calvary f emote ry .
Lord's Flowers Satisfy. Tel. S27
Adv.
DANIELS LANDS TOMORROW
Troops of 33rd Division Will Also Ar
rive on Mt. Vernon.
Washington, May 16. The Mount
Vernon, with Secretary of the Navy
Daniels aboard, advised the navy de
partment today that she would arrive
at Hoboken at 7:45 a. m. tomorrow.
The Mount Vernon carries troops,,
including the 33rd division headquar
ters and headquarters troop, rail head
detachment 33rd division.
GLASS iy GIRLS' EYES '
Vassnr College Students Hurt In Lab
oratory lilnst Are Improving.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., May 16. The
Vassar college students injured about
the eyes and face in an explosion in
the physics laboratory yesterday were
reported improved today.
Particles of glass penetrated their
eyes. No inflammation had set in to
day. A defective test tube caused the
explosion.
Anniversary of Freedom.
Washington, May 16. A cable con
gratulation the government of Par
aguay on the anniversary of its in
dependence was transmitted by the
state department today.
Pa tells ma I
to et a 8
package g
of 1
lOASTIES
for me'
J then eats
most all of
em
Get Back
Your Grip1
On Health
Nuxated Iron
Master Strength-Builder
Of The Blood
Help. Make
Strong, JStnrdy Men
and Healthy, Beautiful Women
3.004r,0O0 People X'De it Annually
5 lbs. Compound $1.30
Beef Roast 20?
Plate Roast 17?
Brisket Roast . . .' 15?
Veal Roast 23?
Veal Stew 18?
Mutton Roast . 20?
Mutton Stew 15?
Pork Roast 34?
Spare Ribs 20?
Beef Tongues 25?
Beef Hearts 12 y2?
Fresh Brains 14?
Hamberger ..20?
Pork Sausage 22?
Half or whole side Bacon . . 40?
Bacon Squares 33?
Hams, plain 3S?
California Hams 28?
Country Butter 52?
Plain wrapped Butter . . 58?
Meadow Gold Butter 59?
7JT7ST
CHOICE MEATS,
-
muthml
in Body
and Mind
Never mind your age a3 measured by years. How do you
feel? That's the thing that counts!
See this sprightly old gentlemen coming toward you down
the street. His birth record would show you that he is past
seventy. But judging from the easy grace with which he
swings along, his errect carriage, his ruddy complexion, the
keen glance of his eye, his whole appearance the very picture
of health, you would say that he is not a" day past fifty. He
is young in spite of his three score years and ten.
More frequently you see the opposite of his type. Men scarcely in
their thirties haggard, listless, weak, nervous men who take no interest
in life, just dragging out a weary existence, all in, tired and worn out.
Though young in years, they are, nevertheless, old men. Their vital
forces are on the wane. They've lost their "punch'' and "pep." They
feel old and they look it! ' '
Stay young by keeping your body fit. Keep stomach, bowels, liver, '
kidneys and bladder healthy and active. Build up your strength and health.
Nothing will aceomgjish these results better than
XAKD
g-
The Great General Tonic
Juet try "LYKO" when you are t eelins the least bU jaded,
tired and worn out. See for yourself how quickly it rejuven
tea wn&t a fresh feeling of strength and power ia given
you. It's a reliable appetizer, a splendid aid to digestion be
sides tends to strengthen and tone up the entire body.
Vour druggist has "LYKO." Get a bottle today. Look
for the name on the package and accept no substitute.
Sole Manufacturers
LYKO MEDICINE COMPANY
New York Kantai City, Mo.
mm
LYKO is itld in original pack
only, Itks picture abov.
RifuM all aubstitutss.
' G)ont jvfuse that
invitation because
ofa .
poor complexion
clears a
Ko cne knows the humiliation of
being" a "wall flower" betterthan the rrirl
with a red, rough, pimply complexion.
If your skin is not fresh ar.d smoo'Ji,
or ha3 suffered from an unwise use of
cosmetics, try Kcsinol Soap and Rcsi
nol Ointment for a week and sec if they
pimples
don't begin to make a blessed differ
ence. They also help to make hands
and arms soft and white, and to keep
the hair live, glossy and free from
dandruff.
A'l dnigg-is se'l Fesiiol Ointmsnt trd Resinol
Pnan. Yor a free sample cf each, write to Dept. 1 1-N .
Kesinol, BaUimore, Md. You'd better try them I
1 rices
Greatly
Reduced
mm
ESC
-on-
intone
TRUCK TIRES
We are pleased to announce a very radical reduc
tion in prices of solid truck tires. Below are a few
of sizes mostly used :
04x3 $27.70
36x3 : 29.20
32x3 '- 30.75
34x3 is 32.60
36x312 34.25
34x4 37.50
36x4 39.65
34x5 47.05
36x5 50.15
All other sizes proportionately reduced.
Eemember, we operate an up-to-the-minute Firestone
Service Station equipped with a 150-Ten Trdraulic Press.
If your truck needs tiresbuy now nothing to be gained
by delaying. -
A good stock of tires on hand at all times.
212 and 214 West Sixth.
Phone 994
We Beat Yesterday
In This Sale
TOMORROW
Bigger, Better Bargains; extra help, ex
tra wrapping service; and, best of all,
extra, biggest on earth values. ,
Boys' $3.50 Knickerbocker Suits, S1.75
Little Tots' Wool Suits $l.QO
- Most handsome Suits for men; greens,
Dixie weaves, serges, worsteds, in the
best makes on earth; Kuppenheimer's,
Elk Brand, Marx Made, Society, Hirsch
Wickwire. Men's finest suits, values
up to $30.00, choice
Mon'n 25c Hose
.SIX PAIRS
..75c
0 1 AO B u ) s n n y Man's
(1.70 Silk Shirt up to $5.
CA Buys Si c n's $1.00
DUC Shins.
50c
25c
Men's Nainsook Union
Suits
Men's 50c
Suspenders
Greatest $1.00 Shirt Snlc
in our lives Only the best
makes on sale Tomorrow
Buys your Shirt
needs now.
$1.00
Men's 91.50 medium
Bu I brigga n V nioii
Suits
SIX PAIRS Men's 20c
Hose t
Men's $2.00 Collar at
tached Shirts. .
welch t
75c
,ia $5.00
Mens un to
Khoes. .
This Shoe Sule Suturdny
is what we term the great
est on earth!
J 'OR THE WORKING M,N"
Jicirs $2.50 Over
alls Men's $.50 Khaki
Punts
Men's $3.50
Pants
Men's $5.00
Punts .'. . . i
Men's $0.00
Punts
$1.25
$1.25
$1.75
$2.50
$3.00
Boys 50c Sport '
Shirt 4
Boys' $1.00 Knleker-
bocker I'ants
The Best You Ever Will See.
Men's iinndhome Milk lined
Serce Suit? all wool. Skin
ners silk lined we fit the
hard to fit In these most
handsome of Men's
Suit choice. ......
$20
Tropical Weave
Series Men's
A biir Suit value
for men Choice.
(You may find the same Suits
us ours in ntlier stores BIT
NOT AT OCR PRICKS!
Vnllucd
Suits
$12.50-
fellies' $2.00 Muslin Mght
Hones
Tallies' $1.00 Muslin
Drawers
Ladies' $2.00 Bungalow
Aprons
Indies' $4.00 Silk
Waists
...95c
50c
$1.00
$2.00
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1 account of the condition 1
of the roads and the weather on H
H DOLLAR DAY, we will continue on sale
H for SATURDAY, all the specials at the same
prices as on Dollar Day. This applies only
to those items on which our supply has not
H bee exhausted from Friday's selling.
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