The Wellington Daily News from Wellington, Kansas • Page 3

XT Cutlery Medallions Pipes, ques -W mj ionei uases ior Ladies cr Gents orusues i Combs "4v m. Dolls, Toys Goods in all departments now reaey for your inspection. China from France, Germany, Austria, Books i JL a Holand and Japan. A great variety of items bf real ai popular pric 'Pj 4 177 I Bibles "iiW I twr in jpci-- Black Martin for farm loans. mm a LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

li Special prices on diamonds at Roser's. R. S. Hammond of Argon ia is in town today. Harold Herrick is able so be out on the streets.

Dr. F. M. Owens of Argonia is in town. Permit us to call your attention to magnificent stock of Fine Diamonds, Jewelry, JtfchiGut Glass, and Hand Painted China on display at this store.

We positively assert that you can't find such a stock of Diamonds any where here abbuts. We sell more precious stones than all our competitors combined and this is accounted for in the high class of goods 1 carry and the lowprices 'which you can find at this store. Don't expect to buy trash here because we don't sell that kind of goods every thing guaranteed to be strictly as represented. Call in and let us show you. E.

B. Rpser. Wholesale, Retail, Manufacturing Jeweler, Holly and mistletoe IQc per pound. When thinking of Christmas the mind Naturally turns. tonSlippers.

WJrat more suitable present could you Think of than a pair of nice Slippers. The very looks of them suggests home and the To continue--the thought of Slippers Naturally calls to mind The home of the Shoe and Slipper For Wellington. Brown's. Walter Herrick has gone to the-Texas rice fields. i Clyde Loper is at home from his school in Kansas City I We save you money on your holiday purchases Brown's.

Carl Tegder is at home for the holi days. He is attending business college in Kansas City. Bring the little ones to our store to Men's Slippers, blacks qncolors 75c to S2.C0 JjadiesVliipers, 135 ofs THEM TO SELECT the display of toys and notions. Mrs. Hare is visiting in Kansas City.

Charlie Jones went to Anthony last night. There will be a dance at the armory tonight. I. Gabbert of Caldwell was in town yesterday. Mrs.

Eliza Jane Harrison is here-from Kansas City, (iaorge R. Fultz, of Wichita, was here yesterday. 'Miss Bessie Chapman ia at home from liindsborg for the holidays. A girl for general work at 124 north Washington evenue. Ed.

Bauman, Will Voils and Al Maxey are in WiQhita today. Ellis Carr attended the Liester-Battin wedding in last night. Rov. A. O.

Hoyt of Anthony attended the Olive Hall funeral yesterday. Francis Barnhart has taken the night job as dishwasher at Savage's cafe; Extensive stock of souvenir spoons at Brown's. Rev. A. O.

Ebright, who assiitoi yesterday -at the funeral of the late Olive Hall, returned to Win.field last night. Roser's. See tbem buying. 90 t6 The Largest and only 'Exclusive shoe store in Wellington. W.

H. Falnk is very sick and it is An extra delirety wagon will be used at Gambrill'a on Saturday, so that every body may bate prompt delivery of goods as the store will not open Monday. An extra delivery wagon will be used at Gambrill'a on Saturday, so that every body may have prompt delivery of goods as this store will cot open Monday. Mrs. H.

C. -Mills of Oxford is here today having some dental work done by Dr. Wetzel. feared that his illness is fatal. The improvement club meets tomor row night with Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Rev. Martlndale of Wichita was here Wednesday to attend the funeral of the Kramer. late Olive Hall. Fine holly and mistletoe Brown's.

An extra delivery wagon will be used Gambrill's on Saturday, so lint at The ladies of the Carey Circle will have a reception on Saturday njght be-for New Years at the home of udge Herrick. Mrs. Lulu Becker came in from last night to visit with her parents, Ring Rings A variety of Rich designs in sterling silver toilet andlmamcure goods at Rosers. jewelry store. 90 1 6 Fresh lettuce at Brown's.

everybody may have prompt deliv ry of goods aa the store will not openMond ay. Thomas Richardson and wife. solid gold ones that please your eyes at Roser's. nr. mm i Fifty To close out several lines of Ladies Jackets, Misses and Childrens Cloaks and Fur Scarfs.

Every Cloak and piece of fur must be out of the house by January 1st. New Goods, all styles and sizes. This will he the Greatest Sale of Cloaks and Furs ever held in Sumner County. All Childrens Coats at Half Price ii ii 5 I i) f-r i it It Put Scarfs qt Half-Price. $1.00 Black Coney Scarfs .50 2.00 Black Coney Scarfs for 1.00 4.00 Black Coney Boas 2.00 6.00 Black Coney Scarfs 3.00 Ladies Coats Half-Price 1904 Style Ladies Jackets.

$6.00 Jackets for 10.00 Jackets for 5.UU 12.50 Jackets for -5 18.00 Jackets for. y-uu 83.00 Coats for .1.50 5.00 Coats for 2.50 7.00 Coats for 3.50 8.00 CoatB for. 4.00 81.00 Muffe .50 .00 Muffs for. -r. 1.00 .00 Muffs 1.50 AT 4.00 Muffs for 2.00 tftlbffieS'cfD'ftrfss-QW.

Ctit prices. on '-illcs Cut prices oh Taildf-made Suits and Skirts. Cut si WW 1 1 1- it;.