8 THE FALLS CHV TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , DECEMBER 15 , 1905.
WON'T THIS CONVINCE Y HH
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Over $3,000 Worth of Goods Sold in Seven weeks of our Closing Out Sole !
When our First Announcement was made that we were going to leave here and quit business , very few poeple would believe it , as it was ' vr
unexpected and the people know that we have always done well since we have been in Falls City and have always had a good trade. But we must
leave and are determined to close out the stock'at whatever we can realize for it. Big assortment left to select from , This is our CHRIS'ITIAS
BILL OF FAR15 for the next two weeks :
Young Men's double and .single
breasted Sack Suits in fancy Scot
ches mid CiHsimeit-K , made by the
best workmen in the cast. All
handworked Hints that formerly
sold for S12.ri ( ) mill $ lfi
Closing them at
Young Men's l.(1mioy Belted Ov
I ercoats. The ssvellest designs of
the season shown hero only in
fancy mixtures and plain colors.
ITitntl-tailorod , si/es M2 to MO. Reg-
nlnr'SlS and $ 'JO garm.
enls. Closing out price.
Young Men's Fancy Molted Ov
ercoats in all ( lie newest shades'
mid designs. All hand-tailored
regular $10 values. tf r- A Q
While they last O4O
Child's long ' 'Auto" Overcoats
in dark Oxfords , grey and navy
bine , linndBomoly trimmed with
fancy emblem on sleeve. All wool
garments ago M to 8. Regular
$ l. . " > 0 values. Closing ft * rxo
out price . - ty 1 .VO
Hoy's Overcoats , extra Iniiu' box
style. Ages 1) ) to U > , all wool gar
ments. Regular SO.iiO (
vulueb. Closing price. .
Young Men's fancy pure worst-
ad wool sweaters , in all coln.K and
si/es. Kt'gtilar $1.2."i and $1 f > 0
valuoH. Will close
175c-98c
them at . -
Men's elegant Four-in hand
ties.this season's latest style.
uhir .r)0u goods Will
| Q
close at . * VC
Men's all wool Hose , regular
25c kind all over the \ s
world. .Will close at. . . IOC
75 do/en Men's linen hemstit
ched handkerchief's. Regnl'ir 10
cent valuo. Will close
them at .
Elegunt line of Men's initial
handkerchiefs worth 2 o
each to be sold here at
\TZKBUC8SZS3S \
Cm VALUES IN
Ladies' , Men's and
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Boy's
SHOES
AT
HALF
nRnXTTCdEB ?
Men's all wii' ' , f'uicy Worsted
; in nil si'H from Mf > to II.
Biggest vnliu' ever shown nl$10.00
We will cloae them
out in this sole at
Men's best all wool Ciissimero
Snils. Sold everywhere at $12. 0
and $15.00 Will be /
closed out at PO.Vvl
22 Men's Cassimere Suits.
Good sizes left. Values from $10
to $15.00. To bo sold
at
Men's fancy belt overcoats
box effects. 51 inch full swnying
bnck. Best hand tailored garm
ents sold regular at $18 d r | A Q
nnd $20 Close at * pV.4O
Men's'fancy Scotch Plaid Over
coats in nil si'/es , in all wool goods
Our best $10 value to j- Q
be closed at Pi > .4o
Men's hisfh it . pin' m . . ' -
Overalls lit '
Win rt'gninr xlO
J)0e ) Will now go at O6C
The last but big i" ' -mil he-l
value of ( his s.ilf. Mj i'o ! , ' I- uli !
overcoat in Oxford gray , cm xir.i. '
Cull thro.ighcint. Rogiilai SS.UO .
value. Will close ( p > i- Ik
them nl 44.ZO Yr
Men's extra heavy Jerriey Sliiits | ,
in bine and black. Formnily sold / |
for 75 cts. We will sell "
them while they last at O 2O/- ' t
Men's Silk MtilIleilienntiful ] > "
designs. Worth $1.00 / "Q/- . ( )
to close them at T-OC :
Men's Overshoes , gn.i.l 411 ilily. P
fresh slock , Worth ivy ftQ.h
nlar $1 35 Go at VOC j
i
Men's fancy Negligee Shir' ' - in
sixes from M in 17A. Ri'gnUr jf
,
77 cts and UO cis shirtt , f
J.0
T-OC
All go at y
Three Doors South of Richardson County Bank fw. . F.
The Y. M. C. A. Move.
Assistant Secretary Simons of
Lincoln was ; i Kails City visitor
Sunday last.
In the afternoon a oed six.od
atulience gathered at the court
house and he talked to them for
an hour aloujjf the line of work
done by the Y. M , C. A. in Ne
braska , The facts and figures
shown by him is certainly sur
prising and we arc certainly jjlad
to note the increased interest
manifest in this noble work. The
association is branching out from
the city to the larger towns
throughout the state and the
work of saving many vomit ; men
from the pitfalls that surround
thorn in every walk in life , is
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being pushed with renewed en
ergy.
In the evening other churches
were closed and the M. 15. church
of this city was well filled with
interested listeners. A pleasing
feature was the song service at
the opening by that splendid
choir , together with a solo by Dr.
Mathers.
Mr. Simons talk was similar to
that of the afternoon in showing
the work that had been done and
the pns.ing needs of more vigi
lant care over the youth of om
land. The pastors present
pledged co operation in every
possible way with a united wisl :
that funds could be raised for tin
establishing of j > uch an order it
this city.
Is it a wonder that our young.
men become wreckless as thej
stop out into the stern realities o
life and for the first time fnlb
realize that it is now up to then
to build their future. At ever
corner and almost every step the
come in contact with vice paintd
in brilliant pastime , with a smil
ing face behind the scene and
hearty good morning as he step
up to partake of his first wine c
play his first game of pool , etc
What is the picture on the othc
side ? He has been accustoms :
to attend church when at honu
He goes the first babbath , li
likes good music and goes to tli
"big" church. lie is usheru
stiffly into a seat , no one speal
to him as he enters , no one givi
him a passing notice as he leave
This is repeated for several Sab
baths and he begins to feel that
he is certainly a stranger in a
strange land and begins to look
for more congenial companions
and a warmer welcome. We do
not pretend to say that this is the
mission of the city church but
are sorn to say that in too many
cases it is true. Should our
Savior call on some of them in
this day and age we fear He
would place the same condemna
tion He did upon the temple at
Jerusalem. The Y. M. C. A.
joins hands with every church
and offers the social environments
to the young man who is a stran-
er within their gates. He has
the reading table , the library , the
gymnaseum , the bath , the glad
hand , a word of warning ana if
necessar } ' , assistance to employ
ment. This brings the youth to
sober thought and better things
than the bar , the footlights and
haggard , painted faces. It is a
saving work and a worthy invest
ment which the most skeptic will
admit if they just reach your boy.
Let us remember that we are our
brother's keepers and the youth
of today are somebody's boys , all
worth saving and training for
the duties that await the men of
the future.
Marriage Record.
William 1-Vhr , Falls Citv 21
Annlo Horn. Kails- City ' "J
Announcement.
. 1 have installed a variety store
in the south room of the John
ston building and on account of
a month' * delay in my arrival
will be compelled to close out my
immense and varied stock of
Christmas toys and holiday gooih
at greatly reduced prices regard
1- less of cost. We are now ready
for business and extend an ur
gent request for yon to call am'
> r secns. We have located tper
manantly in your midst and so
jr licit a share of your patronage
jrd
e. AE. . Church.
e.ic
ic Next Sabbath the subject c
10 the morning service , "The Unio
(1 of Christendom. " The evenin
ks service will be "Ship Wreck c
es Faith. All invited.
W. T. Cline , Pastor.
Money To Loan.
$40,000 special fund , party de
sires to get out or contracted for
by January 1st , if possible. Will
loan three to ten years in sums to
suit , on satisfactor } ' real estate.
Iforrower can pay 6100 or any
multiple thereof on any interest
payday. If yon wish to borrow
to invest , pay off an old loan , or
get money be sure to call on or
write to
HKNKY C. SMITH ,
Falls City , Nebr.
Supervisors Convention.
John Hinton and Win McCray
of Stella left Monday afternoon
to attend the Eleventh annual
meeting of the Nebraska State
Association of Commissioners
ind Supervisors held at the Mill-
rd Hotel in Omaha , December
2 , 13 , and Hth. An interesting
session was enjoyed by those
> resent. There were eight snb-
ects for discussion and these
were given special attention.
Mayor Moore gave the address
of welcome.
The following addresses
were delivered during the con
vention. Juvenile Court , lion.
A. CRedick , District Judge ,
Detention Home , Rome Miller.
Equitable Taxation , lion. E.
Rosewater. Relation of State of
Nebraska to Omaha , T < ewis Reed
Commercial Interests of the State
W. S. Wright , President of Com
mercial Club.
Brethern Church.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. ;
reaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 : p.
, n. ; morning subject , 'Vhru > l and
Christmas. ' ' Evening subject ,
"Tax Repudiation " All other
service ? at the usual hour.
EE. . HASKIN.H , Pastor.
For Sale.
I will sell at private sale Mon-
I day and Tuesday at my home ,
base burner , range , carpets and '
funiture. Call and see them.
ED. 13uu .
Report from the Reform School.
J. G. GliK-k , SupeHnletidunt Trim
tytown , W. Va. write * : "After tryiiij
all other advertised oou h medicine
who buve Idclded to u u Honey an
* Tar e.\ulu-lvely in tlio West Virt'lnii
reforn r-uhnol. 1 llnd it the nioi-t etTeel
Ive and abi-olutely harmless. " Mooro1
I'burinuvy.
Seed Corn Special.
The Burlington is riming a
seed corn special over their Ne
braska lines and will reach this
city Dec. 18th at 12:40 : p. m.
Every farmer in this vicinity
should make it a point to be at
he depot on this occasion and
icar the lecture from a scientific
standpoint , on the selection of
seed corn and manner and care
of the crop. In farming as well
is other industries , there is an
idvance movement and no one
should lose an opportunity for
iceded light upon a subject so
mportant. Take a day off and
meet this train , von will be well
repaid- for the time spent.
Woodman Memorial Service.
The Woodmen of the World of
this city will hold memorial ser
vices at the M. E. church on
Sunday , December 17 , 1905 , at
250 ; { o'clock p. m. Rev. George
II. Schleh , of Omaha , the well
known orator and .lecturer will
deliver the memorial address.
Sovereign Manager Walsh , also
of Omaha , will be present and
assist in the meeting. Everj'-
body invited. 100-2t
Notice.
As is well known over the
county , Prof T. J. Oliver , Prin
cipal of the Barada Schools , will
assume the duties of the office of
county superintendent the first of
the new year. The Barada
School Board are looking for a
strong teacher to succeed Prof.
Oliver. They will pay $55. per
month. A male teacher prefer-
Applications solicited-
Grip Quickly Knocked Out.
"Soino weekfa uyo durln < : tin ) severe
winter weather both my wife and my-
-elf contracted severe cold * which
t-pwlily developed Into thu worst kind
of lavi-ippe with all it * iniMTiible s-tn
plows , " says Mr. .1. rf Kirli > flon o1
Maple Kuiiilin < .r , Iowa. "Knees- and
jointsuuhinir. . nu oles MH-O , head ( - topped
ped up , eye- and nos-o ruiiniiiL' . with
alternatf. * .pellh of chills and fever , We
Iwjiitn i lnu' Chainboflalnt. i'ouih Kem
ed.v uhlliit , ' the e-iitne with a do-u of
CliHinberluln'ti Stointuh and Liver
Tahlet * . and by its liberal u e soon
completelv kuoukcd out the rip. "
It in a < oed plan to talte a doof
the Tablets \shpi | you have a cold.
They promote a heulthy action of the
, liver and kidneys which i #
nl way * beneficial when the M , > tem is
i-onyi'stt'd by a eold or altitek of the
jrip. For uilt ) hy Kcrr drug etore.
J. R. Cain returned to Stella
on Monday.
James Maddox of Preston was
in this city Saturday.
Fred Cleveland spend Tuesday
last at St. Joseph.
George'Martin spent last Sun
day with Hiawatha friends.
Fay Simmons and wife of Ver-1
don were in this city Thursday , i
F. Shelley and wife of Pres
ton were Monday visitors in this
city.
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Geo. S. Albright went to
White Cloud Tuesday on busi
ness.
Warren Hutchius was a Paw
nee county visitor the first of
the week.
Mr. Moran of Verdon was a
business visitor in this city last
Monday.
Warren Ilutchins and daugh
ter Sarah left Saturday after
noon for Lincoln.
Mrs. Roy Waller was down i
from Salem Monday the guest of |
Miss Vergic Mead. <
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Gertrude Hayes of Stella was
the guest of friends in this city
the first of the week.
Sydney Lapp is in the employ
of the Adam's Express Company
during the holiday season.
Mrs. Joe Varncr returned
Thursday from an extended visit
at King Fisher , Oklahoma.
Will Minnick went to Hia
watha on Monday to attend the
funeral of his aunt Mrs. Amon.
Ralph A. Sharp stopped in this
city tlie latter part of last week.
He was on his way to Highland ,
Kansas-
Mrs. James T. Isabell of Bara
da who has been seriously ill for
home time past is now fully re
covered under the efiicient treat
ment of Dr. W. A. Schook ot
Shuberf
Each section of our portable
corn crib contains six cable wires
and can be used as a pen for
small pigs or a good yard to feed
small chicks in. Sold by the Chicago
cage Lumber & Coal Co.
toringus
up wh
Your Dollar = =
If brought to ttiih market . -.ill cover
more yood quality in the way of
meat > > than at nny other shop in town.
Remember a dollar that isn't workirg-
all the time isn't well. Whit we all
want to do is to keep up UK- circula
tion of the dollar. When your dollar
gets into this , market , it < lM-M.'t have
to takeoff its coat and girt .ill nit of
breaOh climbing after tiling- . Our
meats are pricep.u iio\sn"
Our Proposition
l to.oil you better meal Ser le.ss iiion-
dv than you'll pan ol > e\iherv. We sell
onl.v the kind of m .it th..t v ill nuke-
frienps Drn't voi v ant t. lest i ur
fricm'.hhip.V . li. ut'V bides ami furs
HEISER S fflOSIMAN
Phone 74
ere rctnore
StitM linn ot Jiy otlur make of naiitrni. Hill fc on
account cl their nyle , accuracy and ilmplicity.
Blcrnll's I n n7lnl' < TheS'r.IVj' ' " ' 'J
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tnereiul > v.r.hcrj ih n snyciher L di 'M eiin !
j.ar'i Ub ri [ > < lee < iJ numberi ) eo t ( SO crnli.
fcumb.T.a cent * . ErcrytubicnbertemMcCall
te n I'rce. Subjciit * today.
Jjntr A entp W nt d. lluii em * premhsnpc
llWJVlcaWcVmmiiiUm. fatten Cauloccelcf 6 > _ cfc
I ilcBi ) rd Premium Cataleiut ( ihowbr yx > tremlB n ]
' itml lice. Aidrcai THK McCALl. CO. , nrvYcrtl
If yon want a real pi.is.mt
I time just watch a crowd of littk-
girls looking at the Christ
mas dolls and listen to their con
versation. Hugo was right when
he said , "the first baby is but a
continuation of the last doll. "
Must Be Quick.
Piilnt-in thf f'mnnfh ami xiinukof
the i-olie come on M > xiiiliienh : ni l ure
( o extremely Milnful thiit Immediate
relief must bo obttilii > 'il. TIIHIM U no
npc bitv of M'mlliij : for H ilur.tiir In
t-ueh er. ct II a hoitl" of Cliamhfrloiii
Colle , Cholera aiiil uhtn liut > u Uomiih
Is at hand. Nt > doetot- can | iresii-il ! > i > a
better tredicine. For mlu ul Kir's
Drug Store.
