The Chapman Lookout from Chapman, Kansas • 8

REMOVAL BARGAINS FOR Regimes Wright Co. EVERYBODY! SALE FULL BLASfT! We Must Sell our stock before Moving. STILL THEY COME. Crowds of People Come To The Great Removal Sale. OUR BUSINESS FOTHE PAST TWO WEEKS HAS BEEN PHENOMENAL.

THE PEOPLE HAVE SWARMED IN FROM EARLY MORNING UNTIL THE CLOSING HOUR, SUPPLYING THEIR DRY GOODS NEEDS AT A SAVING OF 20 to 50 PER CENT. JOIN THE CROWD AS THERE WILL BE LOTS OF FRESH BARGAINS FOR THE COMING WEEK. JAPANESE CHINA. Begiuing Tuesday morning we will put ou sale 500 pieces of Beautiful Japanese China saucers and plates. These are the genuine imported goods.

HOSIERY. Ilk- a pair for 15c (piality of ladies black lace hose, good fast black. 17e a pair for 25c lace liose for ladies, at least dozen different styles to select from. All choice patterns. I9c Will be sold for Each 98 cts.

3l2 yd. FOR APRONS. Eor Ladies Shirtwaists. of Apron Check Ginghams. 2,000 yards RIBBONS.

1" a yard for 22c 25c Fancy 3L Ribbons, those beautiful floral designs that have not been in the house more than a month go for 15c a yard. All Silk plaid Ribbons sell for 25c go for 15c a Yard. not the best but the next per YARD. 3 1 -2c thing to it in all sizes and CHECKS ONLY Worth up to $2.00 Come early if you want a chance to get on our Grand Clean up of Ladies Shirtwaists for 98c. You will find in the lot pretty Embroidered fronts.

Cotton Pongees that look like silk and Kismet clothes waists worth up to $2. at Dress Ginghams 7 For 59c NECKWEAR. 25c 000 I Yds. of DRESS GINGHAA1S 7 1-2C A YARD. Silk Embrodiered Collar Cuff sets and Fancy Neckwear that sold for 50c 59c go for 25c each 98c Each.

HANDKERCHIEFS. Sheer Line Handkerchiefs, won 111 be good values for 15c 0 Don't Miss this Sale. le for. each go in tli is UNDERWEAR. 69c For Percale Wrappers.

GOOD QUALITY of Ladies Wrappers with ruffles over shoulder will be offered on Friday and Saturday for week following AT 69c each. $2.98 for Black Silk Coats. Former Price $5.00. $3.98 for Silk coats with lace collars. for $15.00 Pongee Silk Coats.

$7.50 for Black Silk Coats. $9.98 for $12.50 for $15.00 for $25.00 29c for 50c Lawn kimonas THE SHORT ONES. These are made of figured lawns faced with a plain color. "A Great Bargain at 29c. 69c for $1.00 Ginghams.

Petticoats ruffles at the bottom and made of the BEST GRADE OF GINGHAM. Certainly a bargain at fine. 98c for $1.25 Black Satin Petticoats. One number has thread hemstitched ruffles and a wide nccordem plated ruffle. Four different styles in the lot worth up to $1.75 for 98c 1 1 i PARASOLS All Parasols left in stock will be sold for Y-2 Price.

The kind that sell usually for 10 and a yard. They come in lengths from 3 to 12 yards. We do not these pieces as you can get almost any length you need. SALE PRICE 2.J centa per yard. Brown Muslin BARGAIN.

We have on sale now about 5000 yards of short lengths in fine' Brown Muslins. This muslin is Linches nanou -than the yard inch goods. The quality is as good as you usually pay 5c for. Lengths 2 to 15 yards. During this Sale 2 l-2c a yard.

Wool Goods for School Dresses. Are you getting your share of the Wool Dress Goods? iui guuu quality ul uuys uu derwear, any mixture, usual price 2.rc go for 17c Each. 17c for boys Union Suits, usual priee 2oc. TOWELS. FAXCY heinstiched buck towels Panev Fringed damask towels.

1 each for Misses Childrens low necked rests with laped necked and sleeves. Fancv Figured buck towel; worth 25c it JKk" regular i ularin Jfc this sale, each TAr noli for knit panties for lUt pall children i Muslin Underwear lace on them. Ladies' Muslin tucked Gowns go We are selling AT 12 PRICE! them in this sale for Each 25c lOcaPair For Knit Pants for Ladies, with Lace trimmings on them. Ladies' muslin tucked shirts with ruffle at 25c. Boys' nightshirts with collars at 35e each.

During this sale. "Buy wool goods for your children's School dresses now and save half price. Your Neighbor. Solomon Tribune Your neighbor this deserves to be dumped ou old maid bargain counter. No matter how much you may yearn for the attentions of a man.

play the indifferent. Look as if you have a good time by yourself, and were enter tained by talking to other women. A man will begin to wonder what sort of a girl you are to be so different from the others, and seek you out. Don't hint. A man feels so grateful his own business you should attend to yours and when you set yourself up to gossip about your neighbors or selawag others, just because you can find somebody to listen to your hypocritical criticisms, you simply advertise yourself as a three story idiot.

Stop lying about your neighbor stop speaking unkindly of anybody attend to your own business while your neighbor attends, to his, and your Maude Miiller Up-To-Date. Maud Muller ou a summer's day, mounted a horse in the new fangled way. It took her some time, but she finally decided to ride astride with her skirts divided. The horse was young, he shied and ran, and poor Maud blushed at every man. At last a paper sailing high caused Maud's horse to Jump and shy.

All unexpected it came to Maude and The BON-TON Ice Cream SODAS to the girl who doesn't hold him up i she then knew it was all a fraud. chance of wearing a crown will be greatly improved. The hypocrits, the vile gossips and the assassins of character will all burn together and if you don't want to burn with them, stop lying about your neighbor. is just as good as you are. Your neighbor is no coarser, commoner, or more vulgar thau you.

Your neighbor is just as truthful, just as honest, just as sincere as you, and it is possible not half as big a gossip as you are. neigher is just as religious, just as virtuous and is in every way just as good a citizen as you and has just as much right to inhabit the earth as you. Your neighbor has a right to eat his pie with a fire shovel, if he likes has a right to attend church, or stop at home, just as it pleases him has a right to punish his children, go fishin' on Sunday, smoke a pipe, keep his face clean, or do lots of other things, and it's none of your business and you are not appointed, elected, or chosen to set yourself up to judge him or his. You and yonr neighbor are made of the same mud live in the same sunshine are governed by the same laws, and as long as he attends to for she found herself with ivided skirt, lying gasping and bruised in the dusty dirt. But her shirt had caught on the pommel there, resulting in a long and ragged tear.

"With both her hands she grasped the edges and made a run for the roadside and hedges. The judge as he sees her, tall and slim, says, "she's tired of trying to be a him." Western Publisher. FRESH FRUITS. CANDIES and NUTS. FRESH BREAD.

FRESH STRAW BERRIES. FINEST LINE OF CIGARS IN THE CITY. LOUIS ISLER, Prop. at every turn and make him spend his money upon her. It isn 't that men are for the average man would delight in feeding girls with candy and smothering tliem with flowers would his pocket book permit it.

So if you desire to have a beaux cultivate a reputation as a girl who prefers walking to riding, who dislikes candy and who is never hungry or thirsty. Be amiable, good natur-ed, agreeable, and considerate there lies the secret of the popularity of the summer girl." Some Advice to Girls Dorothy Dix says to the girls "If you want to be popular, don't run after a man. Nothing makes a man so tired as to be stampeded by a crowd of women, each clamoring for some attention, each one hanging to him like a leech and refusing to be shaken off. Any girl who does C. O.

WILLIAM'S BLUE RIBBON Cisrar. Don't "Guy" Red Heads. A soldier got his face slapped good and hard in the city park last evening for making remarks concerning a woman's red hair. He was then led off to the city jail but he begged so hard to be allowed to go back to the post that he was given the privilege ou his promise to be good. Junction City Union.

I. O. O. F. Installation at Upland.

Upland Lodge, No. 550, I. O. O. had a public installation of officers Saturday night, notwithstanding the busy time harvesting and threshing.

The friends of the order turned out and filled the hall to over flowing. Previous to opening the lodge a banquet was served by the ladies of Upland, who also served at the conclusion of the ceremony, icti cream and cake. The following officers were install A Mild 5 Cent Cigar. If Yon Smoke it Oxck Yor will Smoke it Again. Tourist Cars Popular.

The idea that an inferior class of people patronize the tourist' sleepers is an error. On many trips only the At. All Dealers SHORT LINE to Lewis and Clark EXPOSITION' Portland. June 1st. to Oct.

15th, 1(502, VIA THE This route gives you 200 miles along the matchless Columbia River, a trip to PORTLAND and the NORTHWEST without CHANGE, and an OPPORTUFITY of visiting YELLOWSTONE PARK, JUNE 1st to SEPTEMBER 19 From Pocatello or Ogden through Monida. -Inquire of W. H. Harris, Agent. LEE NEAL, A Rent For.

REMEDIES Wait for him and get the best. ISfMail Orders Solicited! Address CHAPMAN, KANSAS ed: Ed Flannagan, M. G. WT. L.

HoytV. G. J. Johnson Sec 0. Johnson Treas.

Chas. Geist, R. S. to N. G.

C. J. Oleson L. S. to N.

G. U. E. Shoffner R. S.

to V. G. Fred Hines L. S. to V.

G. E. S. Eaglen Warden H. S.

Hill conductor H. Hasselman I. guard O. Steiner O. guard J.

R. Blair R. S. S. C.

Jacobs L. S. S. A petition for a charter to organize a Rebekah lodge was circulated by the ladies which received thirty signers and a Rebekah lodge will in due time be organized. best class of travelers are found.

They are merely meu and women of good sense who would rather travel to California in this manner and save a snug sum of money to be used elsewhere. It is beginning to be understood that it is by no means necessary for the traveler to spend a large sum of money in order to enjoy a trip to the Pacific Coast. If you cross the continent in one of the tourist sleepers of the Union Pacific you will enjoy your trip and save considerable money. Inquire of W. H.

Harris, Agent. Abilene, Kansas. We want your business. Mail promply attended to..