The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 4

Fastest G-rowing STORE IN lOLAl WILL GIVE A THREE DAYS SPECIAL SALE ON Fastest Growing STORE IN lOLA LliKierweary and Oxfords WedneMlaij On above dates we will sell Muslin Underwear, Shoes and Oxfords at greatly reduced prices. Onr Muslin Underwear aiid Shoe Departments are entirely too heavy for the time of year. We take this method of reducing these two departments io where they should be by giving generous reductions. (Prices for the three days only.) Read the Prices, and Don't Delay, but Come at Once. THREE DAY5 STOCK REDUCING SALE ON MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Every Lady in lola should attend this sale as it is now the time of year that every lady wants a good supply of fine under muslins.

THREE DAYS STOCK REDUCING SALE ON SHOES and OXFORDS Read these they are genuine tions, and will save you from 20 to 50 per cent; remember for three days only MONDAY, TUESDAY ANDZWEDNESDAY Corset Covers and Drawers REDUCED For This Sale. 15c Corset Covers sale 25c Corset Covers or Drawers sale 19c' 35c Corset Covers or Drawers sale price 25c SOc Corset Covers or Drawers lace or emb. trimmed at, 38c Corset Covers or Drawers lace or emb. trimmed at 50c 75c Corset Covers or Drawers lace or emb. trimmed at 59c 85c Corset Covers or DraweJs lace or emb.

trimmed at 59c 95c and 8.00 Corset Cov- eas or Drawer lace or emb. trimmed at 75c $1.25 Corset Covers or Drawers lace or emb. trimmed at 95c $1.50 Corset Covers or Drawers lace or emb. trimmed ai 81,20 81.75 Corsets Cover or Drawers lace or emb. trimmed at 81.35 82.00 Corset Covers or Drrwers laoe or emb.

trimmed at 81.65 SOcgowosor sale Ladies' Chemises Reduced 4 4 .65 Muslin Cbemise 1.00 Fine Muslin Chemise 1.25 Cambric 1.50 2.00 2.25 Fine Cambric .50 .95 1.20 1,69 1.85 Read These Prices High Top Shoes Reduced. 75c or skirts made of fine muslin. 85c powns or skirts laee trimmed 81 or skirts fine muslin lace or Embroidery trimmed, sale price 79c 81.25 powns or skirts of line cambric Embroidery trimmed 95c 81.50 Gowns or skirts of fine cambric Lace or Embroidery trimmed price 81.20 Gowns or skirts of fine cambric Lace or Embroidery trimmed, price 1.35 Gowns or skirts of fine cambric Lace or Embroidery trimmed price. .1.65 Gowns or skirts of fine cambric Lace or Embroidery trimmed price 1.79 Gowns Or skirts of fine cambric Lace or Embroidery trimmed price 82.15 82.75 Gowns or skirts of fine cambric Lace or Embroidery trimmed, price f2.29 Gowns or skirts of fine cambric Lace or Embroidery trimmed price 82.50 (Skirts only) fine cambric, very Elegant $3.75 aiUrei's Mssliii Caobnc Prawers led'( 45c Cambric Drawers l30c Muslin 15c 10c Cotton Flannel Drawers sale price 4 4 4 4 37c 2ftc 3.00 Ladies Plain kid, also automobile red latest toes and heels, per pair 82.65' 2.75 Patent kid shoes weld sole with military heel, sale price 2.39 2.50 Plain kid and patent kid shoes welt and turn soles, sale price 2.15 2.00 aLdies shoas, come in ten different styles all sizes, sale price 1.69[ 1.75 Ladies kid and box calf shoes, sale price, per pair ,1.45 1.50 Ladies kid and box calf shoes price 1.25 1.25 Best shoe for the money in lola, as a leader for 1.15[ Reduced for This Salei 3.50 Patent Cil i with welt i III perforated i er at 83.00 00 Ladies Patent Kid turn soleOxfords2.50 $3.00 Patent enamel rope stitched welt price 2.50 IS2.50 Vici Kid patent eojoll vamp, opera heel, very swell, at 2.15 Sandals, southern ties, welt and seams, sale price 1.69 $1.75 Lace O.tforde, velvet scroll, sale price 1.39 $1.50 Colonial Sandals, sale price. 1.25 Oxfords, big valxes, sale 1.10 81.00 Oxfords, all sizes, sale price 85c CHOKEN'S AND MISSES' SHOES KEDUCED SI.75 Misses welts and turns, sals price $1.45 1.50 Misse and Children's welts and turns, sale price 1.25 1.25 Mi9sea and Children's welts and turns, sale l.IO 1.00 Misses and Children's Shoes 85c 12c $3.25 Ladies Blucher Vici Kid Oxfords INFANTS TUSNS AND SOFT SOLES KEDUCED Infants Blk and Colored turns, sale 75c 75c Infants Blk and Colored turns, sale 63c 07c sale price 82.75 50c Infants turn and soles, sale 42c Grand showmg of Spring and Summer Goods all over the Store.

Special offerings in the following departments: DRESS GOODS, WASH GOODS. WHITE and COLORED WAISTS, HOSIERY and KNIT TJNDEBWEAR, UMBRELLAS and PARAS OLS etc. CO. lOLA, KA I LOCAL NEWS Good girl for Inquire at 714 I''' i WANTED At once general housework, "vontb Washington. Billy Baldwin, painter and actor, blew into town again Friday and is among'old friends.

Get examined at the lola Optical Parlors, room 4 over postoffice. Tbey are equal to anything in Kansas See J. L. Bedwell, Gas, Kansas. He bM some nice 3 and 4 room houses for that rent for $10 per month and to be sold at once.

Tbe probate Jud ge ss ued a 1 icense and tied tbe knot which made Nat'K. Endi- -eott, of Hamboldt, and Cornelia Niles of Otawatomie, man and wife. L. Foster and Edith M. Allen were, tnarried Sunday.

Both reside here and have numerous friends who wish them joy and prosperity. Toi is the twentieth of the month pay day at mosi of the facto- Cockerill paid off Saturday but ibe bulk of the 850,000 was distributed Seats for the Shannon company's eogagement at the opera house tonight sre -OD sale at the Palace shoe store. Ladiet' will be admitted free tonigh) ooder the usual conditions. Alaska Refrigerators cost little more 1 if ajay tbao tbe inferior ones. 20 styles from Atchison Globe: "What do people do on Sunday that makes them so cross'on Monday?" It isn't what they do on Sunday; it is the reflection Monday morning that it isn't another Sunday.

The Ft. Scott papers say that the city clerk of that place has received bids from an lola contractor named Sharp offering to put in sawed stone curbing for fifty cents. The city is seriously considering taking up the proposal. For first class plumbing and gas fitting, water and gas fixtures, pumpa, sinks, closets bath tubs, range boilers for hot land cold water beat of lamps and mantles for good light. Canatsey tiros.

209 aouth Washington street. Phone 331. Speaking of the recent session of Neosho Presbytery at Parsons, the Sun says; At the session last night Henry C. Culbertson, ef lola, who has been preaching in tbe lola church as a licentiate, was ordained a minister, the stated clerk. Rev.

L. J. Drake, conductiug the ordination services. Washington correspondent of the Topeka Herald: Mr. Mackenzie Moss who has successfully contested the I coDgi -essional seat of Mr.

Rhea, (jtf the Third Kentucky district, is a cousin of Mrs. Chas. F. Scott. Scott has accepted an invitation to address the Forest Park V'eteraos' Reunion, to held at Ottawa on October 1, 2 and 3.

This association comprises eleven counties of eastern Kansas. Smoke ipc cigar Ft. Scott Republican: C. B. White clerk of the federal court has just completed and sent away, the papers in the Blodgett vs.

Lanyon Zinc case. The papers included 203 pages of typewritten matter. Chanute Times: lola is in a red hot prohibition fight. The tactics resorted to by the of will greatly cripple their cause. If they can maintain their business under the law, they have a right to continue, if they have no conscientuious scruples.

But when it comes to resorting to brutal slugging, the conr servative element will turn against them. Mlt Wilbite was down from poria over Sunday visiting his brothers and talking band, band, band. The Elks are talking of taking a band to Salt Lake City with them, to head the parade of the Staterepresentation. Emporia offered to take her band on condition; Topeka then offered to take on condition. Topeka says the Emporia band is punk; Emporia says Topeka's band is pro- fesb.

Both towns are electioneering to "beat the band" and Mit is right in it. Charlie Womack, the best printer in southern Kansas, who has been looking after the fire department since Frank Canatsey was hurt, resumed hlsj place in the REGISTER office this morning. Mr. Womack had two things in view in taking the fire department job, the chief being to benefit his health by out-door work and the other the. possible securing of the fire-chiefitanship.

grew much stronger but could get no promise of a permanent place in the department. Lon Royer succeeded him this morning and Elmer Edwards succeeded Lon Royer. How long this arrangement will last is not known. Alaska Refrigerators have been proven the best. 20 styles to select from.

Opera House Tonight. "Legally Dead" will be presented as the Harvey Shannon's opening bill tohigbt. Specialties including "Viva- graph," "Sun Spots" and the famous Shannon children will be introduced. Ladies will be admitted free tonight under the usual conditions. This company comes well recommended and at tbe popular prices charged they should do excellent business.

Kever Oat of 8e88on. There is no time in the year when Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is not a benefit to mankind, It cures constipation and indigestion, and cares diarrhoea caused by bad condition of tbe digestive organs. In 50c and $1 izes at Chas. B.

Spencer's Co. Headquarters for watches, clocks and jewelry. Goff aiininminniininnininiiiiinininniinniinmnininifniiffliininnii gboy. GROWING BETTTER EVERY HOUR Qosing Ovt Sale atttacts mote attentioii With age. growing steadily.

Thz people who bave botiglit teaiixc that they ate the winnets and contintte to COME JOIN THE CROWD C. n. DeCLUTE, Tbe Clothier..