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Harper Advocate from Harper, Kansas • 5

Harper Advocate from Harper, Kansas • 5

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Harper Advocatei
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Harper, Kansas
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5
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COL IMPORTANT If THERE'S KEEN LSI There' SELLING! NOVEMBER YvV make the month nu energetic one a month of PLEASURE eAlAntim from this eood stoek one Style About 111 II livm0 that shows reliable ideas-from the store that feels there's nothing too good to pass along to the trade. unusuallv low prices. With stocks fully mnforeal, tlie wish now is to rapid lv lighten tbein to turn them while the swell of trade is on-in the ldghl of the buying season hence we ve made the pricts do tibs UlktDg. verflcml unusual values-the kind tliat will make it a busy month of selling. A special feature is the 'af'o number of new ideas we show in every portion of iur stock-ideas that appeal to careful buyers.

nvo extra zosi jvm i -that particularly internet shrewd buyers-tue bujers who are losing for a idase where every possible advantage is i mwi nririinieiit is everv item aHBin eix tiiem. ui nii.i. we show the kind of selling logic that convinces. A man usually likes to prove it in thefalU There's a swing in the air that bouys hiui up that makes him want to look his best. A shrewd buyer will look well to personal comfort -heU want the clothes adopted to the season.

Thero's a jolly blending of style and comfort in the clothes we offer- and the pru oB is always just as low as possible- feature that's worthy your consideration. November Uuderwer. The Brisk November Air Prorcr weights and rightly priced, perfect fitting (oerrMMIi) A MURAL SCO. CWCV and reliable underwear. There's never any question or.

the superiority of this splendid stock, and the low range of prices, whether in ladies, Misses or childrens goods, -m 4.. Km 1 1 -1 1 1 nprfl. make it a matter oi special cwuumj Take Your Gives a busy movement to the In y-ing- crowds along the needs for tl various items, aud makes import ant their early selection. Our stock will respoid to every wish, and November finds ua ready with many excellent new ideas with special November prices in nil lines, splendid Bolcctions for the early oomert good values and styles not possible later in the season. Special Dress Goods Offerings.

1 You'll find all new ideas the stylish plaid the newest eaves, is Black and colore-the most used fabrics. But we propose waking November a great riress iods month, and we're crowding prices down Weve made the dress goods stock a wonderfully interesting one, ami a stock from which vou'll make quick selections. Choice of any And if it doesn't prove a royal we'll buy it back again. We'va fullest confidence in the makers. We know the ciothes contain every stylish elegance-eveiy wanted point in fit.

finish and making, and we ve fullest confidence in the values. We encourape voirr patronage, only by honest substantial offerings, but we give you ohoicest of the new $5.00 Ladies $0 50 lvadies 7.50 Ladies Capes .4.95 The $8.50 Ladies $10.00 Ladies Capes $5 00 Jackets $0.50 $7.50 Jackets $8.50 Jackets. $10.00 Jackets Bu.48 ti $3.00 $4.25 I $5.50 I $0.50 and particularly deun-aoie ieat. 5 00 Fancy Scotch suits Black and Blue Cheviots 50 AH wool Casaimere and Uieviots 3 12.48 $3.90 $4.90 $5.50 $6.48 5K no Finest Wdol check and stripes (cOPVRIGMTCo) AOMIKAL W. S.

acHLEV Of $10.09 Black Clay Worsted WE HAVE An economical low price fu one-who will pay us a visit. i 1 1 i we nu 'l 1 1 You can come and look around whether you want to buy or not. ut your coii- a IMUOR Custom- "Which is-oijuiifcsted in sur basi-Mss is due to sonfidenee in the solid merit of our dOthing. We know oor lnvtsiiyuwuiiBj uowiuo. fidence, because we propose to make you er Don't vou think it worth your wMl to at least take elsewhere.

a look into our store owun yinm (thin is intimsically as good in vaiue can be wrodnoed, htnee our confidence and aggressiveness. We Want Your Opinion Of us-the success of this store pect your hearty co-operation in making it the greatest giving store ID tma cuiuiuumij. m.n riMH MM) When you buy real estate have the title examined by U. LUwelyh Jones. Graham, wout" rp-lc Wlchltw I Remember 9 The 5.

.4 SPOONER. i I 3n nday. I i i ht cumo doTvn froir. Kar.cas City Sunday. Street Furniuturo denier is F.

O. MOTT. Tho youngest dealer in Harpoiv I Another invoice oiew goods at Mrs. Tttl The Harper toams x.lw a game of foot ball Monday. P.

N. Heolt camedown'TromTuron to rote. He a teaching in that city. C. Eenny returned last Friday from the reception of the Kansas ith at Topeka.

W.N. Johnson, of Driftwood, spent the week with his son Ed. in Hurper township. Mr and Mrs. Iewis Henderson, of Attica, wereguertsof Mr.

aud Mrs. O. E. Spooner Tuetiday. Fred Lloyd and wife, of Lamed, are spending tn weoc wltn tlieii- daughter, Mrs.

1 1 Ptitwiture. not for 30 only We have added to our business a lull, new- JU 1 I iiiraiiu n. vfC Qifelioards. Beds, ffi DUi Couches, ccived a I 1 Cots, ricvv in a t-rcs- scs, t.x- line of White Granite Semi-PorceJaiiu. Glassware, Lamps, Etc.

Our Stock of GROCERIES Isf com- C. E. W'olf. Have you purchased your fall hat? Our line of millinery arc latest effects. Callik Baker.

Rer. A. G. Alexandsr. of Freeport and Rev.

Henry Farwell of this city excuauaed voice, I Sl more Coming, I i TU1 pulpits Sunday. Wo L. Bosers Sunday pot the middle anger on his right hand caught in a bicycle cliainv cutting the end off. inn ry a Rocket, Chairs at LOW 1)11- TV. s- '-j-f-V Rev.

Elijah Dwlins, of El Reno, arrived Tuesday on a vUit to old Harper frieuds and neighbors. Lost, a small pocket account book between OI 1 IC ete and up-to-date in every respect. pi lnnitnn Harper and Crystal Kprings. r.uuc. ce.

please notify Sam WW, We can re Gl ass. etc. John Boy and tamily, of Grant county. Our Prices are Right. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

arrived Saturday on a visit parents, R. P. Ray and wife. Mrs tt W. Wheeler and two little dangn- I pair your old furniture.

We also have line of UNDERTAKING. tera, of Grant county, arrived last Sat urday on a visit to relatives. Joseph Thompson returned last Saturday E. SPOONER. O.

mm m- 1 Kcmembcr the place-thc old stand. I l- from Giant county. He painter K. u-llamson's farm residence while aosent. r.

tt a to lii Mrs. Sb i Biicfeeye BlocA Harper. Kansas, i carries the largest and most stylish line of stvs H. Lis wely Jones uakea Abatiacta of Title and examine titlee. Mlnrl Hpung while 1 whoo' honae.

lell and uprained one of hei very badly. millinery in Harper. Iae yoaroraer w.t.. her. for she lr Mre to P'ease on in both style and price.

Mrs Packer, of Nardin. came i'P Hunday.and in company with Mrs. John Parktrof this ity left Monday tor Kansas City. Get your Farm Loans of Foster Cyphers, Beet terrne, lowest rates. Hee cliange in Karvta Ko time card.

For Watches. Clo-ks, Jewrlr7, Hpec-taclcs an.l fine Watch and Clock repslr-Ing, C. Irion in MoU's furniture store. j. madeatouMnewtrlpto Wichita Thursday.

HARPER A0VOCATE. Terms' $1.00 par yBar. a Unthla and wife moved to Anthony OCTOBEtt i7, 1899. Tuesday, Will Coulson came down from i opeai. ire Ar-ly riluhi i Ah nt tvrmty Woodmen viM ponla lo.lxe from thin city Wedi tt ii 4 i .1, and teste in Hit- city C.

Irion, Main St. y. T. Singer, of Muff gojl time. Mr.

ami Mrs. Ben. Barrett arrived Wed IneKday from Illinoia to vhtlt relative. Mr Garrett la amoo? a numler of MM gnmem-irnent eivil eriKii ri -t ''-n work In PovrtoBloo. K.

H. ffaham aid son Robt. reiurneo Monday liorn A'ieliila. AdamHhriver J. B.

I.May Vt- B-Krvln were at AnMiony W'ednesly. Mm J. Kinith and daunMsr4 Mrs. Oarris.rMon.e.l from vi-i' CO. at M1e Plalne.

Redd re'nrned Toetwlay from Wichita. He reports Mro. Iteddy reooveriiiK aioely, and will be bl to return home oon. For Stic, food quarter of land. Reddy, Sunday visit his parents.

r. and wife V- Ul is a clerk in tUe state asylum. TbeSacta tt wenL-wwth over th A Southern Monday. Thev were insulin and seeing ht I. needai on tbeirnew property.

Butrgit'i Buggies-pricei tfom $40 00 It a full box to ItOO.OO for a biirh grade COLO MM A. Sirlug wagons from t.00 up. Terms one vear, or longer if wanted. Ij. (i.

I.ehrectet relorned to Kansas v-uy Wednesday. J. CoHcrel re.urnei laat Friday from Noble county, Okv H.Pinson retumrd Tuesday from a trip to Kingman county. Mrs. B.

Van Fleet return Sunday front a viit with her at Kne. Mrs. M. Murpl' went op to Kansas Cy Wednesday to visit he. children.

Fancr Seeded Ilaisetis. and all ki3 of drisd frniU at Spopner's. veterd'- John Whpelon came up frm Mb vp (i. Menkp. of l-awn tcwaUi wm in tlie city Mm.

M. F. Hoffman retr.rne.1 Wednesday from mlam. Temp. I tell the old San-lwich Sheller.

A flood ctock of repairs alwr hn R. Kieizs h.ve the eennlce OOLUSI9I. fcoge'e' a. 1 rin flit with A graae wwis inie PS.

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Years Available:
1891-1922