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i READY FOR YOUR. INSPECTION
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! j This season will again mark a distinct , well defined advance in our methods , assortment and values. j-\t the " 4 : 1
I inception of our career in Falls City we fully realized that in this day there can be no standing still. The merchant . , _
fi must be progressive , alert , up-to-date. 'vVe have increased our variety for spring and offer an array of genuine
money savers that will continue to make : our place the center of trade in Richardson County . .
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K y Ladies Ready to Wear
G ; ' Irili This means no longer a few
'IIi 'Jls ' cheap , poorly made and illy de-
r 1 signed g-arments. 1Ve show to-
; 'w ' ; , " ' day ill stock 300 Ladies Dress
Skirts at from $2.50 to $20 and
; t abollt too Ladies' Cloth Suits
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a place where a lady may buy
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funeral , already to wear with
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no worry , no fitting , no elay.
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It is a real 1)leasurc \ to us to .
show these ' , '
garments-Come'
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eM in. From I these you may get I
useful suggestions in your . , i/ , , ' J'c , '
dressmaking at home.
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oor overtn s Newlattings , New
! 1 Rugs No Advance. Larger 1 ariety. Take a look
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Correspondence
News of the County as Told by
Our Special Correspondents
Barada.
Henry Gerdes marketed a car
load of hogs to Shubert 1'Ionday. .
Dlrs : . Hcnry Siemering" spent
\IonL with her son Chas and
family.
\ Vm."Theeler \Vil1iamsville
was a pleasant caller at this place
l\londay.
Samuel Isabcll spent a few
clays at St. Joseph transacting
a business.
Loyd Mitchell and wife spent
a few clays of this week at ; S1.
Joscph.
Frank Butler , wife and daughter -
er were pleasant callers at this
place l\Ionday.
He\ Weaver and l\IcCrackcn
commenced a series of meetings
at Bethel this wecl\ : , , " "
Chas. Shulenberg- Monday
far a visit at the home of H.
Prichare Ileal' Falls City.
\Vm. Davis and George Gools-
by accompanied by Grace Stevenson -
; son , Ellen Smith and Florine
\Voodering attended a ball at
Shubert Thursday eycning-
Miss .Maric-Smith closed a very
( succcssful . term of school in Dist.
No. 20 , Friday of last \veck.
11Ir. : Birch and family have
moved several miles northwest cf
here in thc Bucholz residcnce.
James Stephenson has rented
the McKee : and , Lawrence farm
west of town for this coming sea-
son.
George Coolsby and \Vm. Davis
of Verdon were visiting 'at the
home of James Stephenson last
weck.
John R ( lick and family have
moved on their farm two miles
east of here recently vacated by
, Frank ebson and family.
Chas. l\arkt has moved his
family into the Samuel Edgar
property , recently vacated by
Ed. Laurance and family.
Shubert.
The sick ones are improving
lowly .
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lIayVeddle was the guest of
Ella Berg Sunday.
John Lewis and wife entertained -
ed relatives Saturday
Hardy Hays and wife enter-
tained Chas Smiley Sunday.
, 1lrs John Alexander who has
been in Chicago for some . time is .
visiting , with relatives at Barada.
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Chase f4 Sa..nborn's Coffees
\Ve have taken the agency for the coffees of this
celebrated firm and recommend them to be in every re-
spect of superlative merit. For many years . the most
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critical coffee drinkers all over the United States have l
lTed their blends and the
preferred most progressive mer-
chants have reg-arded them as drawing cards in their
. stores. \Ve will be pleased to furnish you samples of
any of the grades Free.
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Silks and Dress Goods
20 new Fancy Silk Suit Patterns just in.iang'ing in 4
price from 65c to S I per yard. These are the most desirable -
sirable fabrics for Shirt \"aist Suits The styles are
direct from one of the largest silk distributer in the {
country and very pattern will be exclusive. . .
In Voiles , i1'listrals . Tvlohairs , Batistes Nub Eta- 'R <
mines , Eolians Danish Cloths Albatroses , Etc , even
desirable shade and quality win be found , on our coun-
tel's. No lady can afford to miss seeing this display it _
the best the world E .
represents has produced for this sea-
sons needs
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Lee Pond went to Broken Ar-
row , 1. 1\ last wcek.
Fred Colglazier and Ross Ken-
ton went duck hunting Tuesday.
Albert Kenton and wife enter-
tained their son Ross and wife
Sunday.
Some of our sportsmen have
had the pleasure of duck hunting
the past week
Han'c Thompson and wife arc
guests of his mother , ! VIrs. Thompson -
son for a few weeks. ,
Chas. Lord is improving the
looks of his property by adding
porches and a fine barn. .
Preparations are being made
.by thc Christian Sunday school
for air elegant program for
Easter.
A nice program was given by
thc school children Saturday
night at the box supper lt Ru-
pards han.
Miss Fankle of Stella who. has
been visiting her friend ' , Marie
Higgs returned to her home thc
first of the week.
Bert Harper and family left
during thc week for western Ore-
gen where they will make there .
home in thc future.
. A very pleasant time was had
at the home of J. D. Shubert and
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family Monday by 1 relatives . gathering - .
ering to spend the day in honor
of Mr. Shubrts
: birthday which , t
has not occurred for eightyears.
lV1rs. Chas Smiley and son who
has been visiting her father at
Table Tock , Nebr : , thc past'weck
returned home Sunday. ' _
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John Fields moved last week.
G. E. Peck went . to Kansas
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Saturday.
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Frank Lichty lost a valuable . ,
steer Monday . . . -
\Vm. Huetner sold a valuable
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horse : Monday. '
1\1r. Johnson moved on the ; : -
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l\'lyers farm last week
James Stouder moved on the
Shaffcr farm Monday.
A box social was held in Dis1.
11'0. 29 last edncsday.
An entertainment was held at
thc Silver Creek school house last \
week
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Cord Wood
Good hard . wood , oak and ! . t\
hickory for sale. C. F. Reavis '
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WANTED
100 Bushels Sweet Corn at . .
Heck's Feed Store. Will pay'S1.00 . .
per bushel. .
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