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goods the market con-
tains. We are not
trying to get all \ve
can for our clothes ,
but trying to give you
all \vecan for the money -
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best work of exper-
ienced operators and
every new feature of
style is sho\vn. Pat-
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fit , style ane staying
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' PETERS For a stylish
SHOE , Ca Up = to = date one
try t 11 e Peters
P Shoe. All sizes
shapes . and good
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We secured a large assortment
of Boys clothing which \ve are
selling at reduced prices. We are
always looking for tile best bargains -
gains to please our custOtllers.
If you are to have tile best on the
market on an economical basis
CALL AND SEE US
F. W. Cle-tJeland
Falls City NebraJ'1a
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ANNOUNCEMENT Q
CHANGE OF FIRM . :
DIETSCH & MADDOX ,
Successor to George Dietsch .
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In making the above announcement A'Ir. ' Dietsch 'fr
takes great pleasure in thanking his many friends for
their past patronage and to say that they will always
find the same liberal and courteous treatment bv the i
new firm as of old. The firm of Dietsch & 1\'Iadclox
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Groceries and Oucensware will always conduct their
business in business ; ; like manner and -will sustain the
reputation of this store of being ; 'Ivlost-up-to-date" ; , :
Grocery & Gueensware house in the county. Our I
stock of Qroceries ue of the best that are produced and i 4. .
of variety that fits all pocket , books and tastes. Our . , I ,
line of canned fruits and jells cannot be beat anywhere J
and the prices are right. Our line of canned vegetables \
include everything sold in this market and if you don't ! $
find what you want in our store let us know and we will '
get it if 01 the market. All kinds of garden truck will 4- .
be found at this store in season also fresh fruits and .
berries. Our Oueensware is "the Best" made and an '
inspection of our stock will soon convince you. Don't ;
depend on the I 'Phone"entirely for your orders for we !
are always adding something new so come in and see I
what we have and be satisfied yourself that you can get i '
anything you want in our line to the best advantag'to . j
yourself at this place.
FARMERS-Don't forget that we pay the high- . ; ' t :
est market price for all farm produce that is handled in
a grocery store. We earnestly solicit your patronage ,
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Verdon.
Frank Adams and wife of
'l'ablc Rock , Ncbr. , came up
Sunday to visit fril'nds.
John Combs wcn t to Craig ,
1\10. , Saturday to visit his parcnts
11rs.Vhitman went to Rube
Saturday afternoon.
Mart Stuart went to Omaha
Sa tu rday.
1\lr. Stitzer of Salem was over
Saturday.
Cyrus Veils shipped 'a car load
of cattle Thursday c\'ening'
1\lr. Yoder of Falls City was up
on business \Vcdnesday.
1\1rs. Hcinzclman's brother 1\lr.
Kuker , of Barada , visited her
several days last week.
1\1rs. Henderson is much improved -
proved in her recent sickncss.
V. G. J4yford and \V. H. Pillsbury -
bury of Falls City visited our
high school 'I'hurscfay.
Dr. Bourne of Auburn was vis-
iting' friends here 'I'hursday.
The Curts Co. played three
nights in Vcrdon. Everyone was
fully satisfied with their cntcr
tai nmcn t.
1\1r.1\1arfield's father of Grcely ,
Colo. , is visiting him.
Misses French and Allen , of
Salcm , came over Friday afternoon -
noon guest of 11rs.V. . Stach.
Roy Watson returned home
for a vacation from Lincoln
where he is attending the uni-
w'ersity.
Mrs. Vcacl ; of Stella was down
Tuesday. I
Mr. and Mrs. Meliza and Katie
were in Falls City Monday.
Jake Nciford , of Dawson , was
over Sunday ,
Gus Hcinzelman's house has
recently been paintcd.
Rulo.
Mrs. John Holland died at the
MargravC : Ra't1ch Saturday night
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after a short illness. 'T'he body ,
was brough to Rule for burial l ' '
and the funeral was held at the
Holiness church Monday after"a , 1-
noon. 1\11' and Mrs. Holland had -
formerly l'cd l in Hulo and a " ,
large number of friends and relatives -
lat \'es attended the serces , J
1\1rs. S. \ \Vhitman of Ver- '
don and son came down to l ulo { ,
Saturday to mak her home with j
\Irs. Boles during thc summer . ,
vacation.
1\i-sJulia Cronin went to Falls
City Saturday returning Sunday.
Prof. C. M . French and Mrs.
L. D. French were halls City * -
visitors Saturday.
Jos. McDonald is the proud J
possessor of a new hand. The t
new arriva' put in an appearance .
the latter part of last week. . -
'l'uesday was children day in
I ulo.
Rub.Prop.
Prop. S. \ \Vhitman arrival
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in Rule '
Prof. Larrabee and wife were .
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down from Preston Saturday.
A Lincoln Star reprcse ntati\.c
was working Rule Monday and
'l'uesday.
Jessie and Opal Hays went to
Preston Saturday. ,
An Accident. "
Monday morning while on the
usual delivery route , the horses
hitched to the milk wagon belonging -
longing to Henry 1\Ieyers be-
came frightened in front of Peter
Frederick's house and Ftartecl on
the run. The wagon was upset , '
breaking the bottles and spilling
the contents , but the horses were
caught before they had proceeded
any great distance.
Dull Calves for Sale.
Four thoroughbred calves , S to
13 month old. Henry Hahn &
Son , cf miles cast of Falls
City 13-5t.
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