THE PALLS TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , FEBRUARYS , 1906.
VL
SEVENTH ANNUAL
HOUSE-KEEPERS SALE !
FBBRUf\RY5 \
V. G. LYFORD , Falls City , N
A MONEY SAVING SEASON -r
This Annul Sale of the most common necessities in the house , has come to bean economical event that attracts every house-keeper in this vicinity.
This year we are at an unusual disadvantage because of the extraordinary advance that has taken place on all heavy cotton goods. While the prices
named on the items herein quoted are much above the quotations of a year ago , they are really quite as low , considering the present market cost.
Many of these items were bought before the late advance and are now offered at less than present value. We make a general cut on the prices of these
domestic fabrics but once a year.
This Sale is your Money Saving Opportunity and comes at the time when these goods are needed by every woman and every household. Go over the
list carefully , place your orders early , for every item is needed. The quantities on hand are large but the most attractive will be closed out early in the
sale and cannot be duplicated. Special prices during this sale are made on Muslins , Sheetings , Shirtings , Tickings , India Linens , Ginghams , Flanneletts
Outings , Sheets , Pillow Cases , Teble Linens , Embroideries , Muslin Underwear , &c. Closing Out Prices are made on all winter lines.
SPR8NG ANNOUNCEMENT
For the remarkable patronage we have enjoyed during i9os , you have oursincere appreciation. For I9o6 we are preparing larger than ever and con
fidently expect to merit your entire business. We are not followers in any sense , but propose to lead the procession. Our buyer is now in the eastern
markets seeking the latest novelties and bargains , such as are not found in the west. We guarantee that we give the largest measure of substantial
value throughout our stock. We are ready to back the quality of our merchandise with every assurance and solicit' your favor and your patronage on
one ground only , namely , THE flERIT OF OUR METHODS AND OUR GOODS.
Muslins and Sheetings
The advance on Muslins and Sheetings luib
been inoro marked than on any other line.
Involving but little labor and expense in mann-
fneture , their tluctuations follow cloHoly those of
the raw material. We are quoting the closest
prices ever made by us and make them only on
the stock on hand and during the days of this
sale.
Grendell light weight unbleached muslin 5c
Logan medium weight umbleached muslin.,5.\c
Walervillo good weight unbleached muslin . . . ( > Je
Sheep Head very heavy 7c
Pepperell 11 fiiio unbleached muslin Tic-
Indian Uead very heavy unbleached muslin..8k
Crystal Spray light weight bleached muslin. . . . (5c (
Farmer's Ohoice good weight bleached muslin. 7
Uopo medium weight bleached muslin
Blaclcstona medium weight blenched muslin. . .Sc
Lonsdale heavy weight bleached muslin 8
Pride of the "West very line bleached muslin..13c
Wamsutto heavy weight bleached muslin. . , .12Jc
Golden Wotlding half bleached muslin Sc.
Hill heavy weight half bleached muslin S.Jc.
Dwight.Anchor heavyweight half bleached. . lO
Berkley GO Cambric bleached muslin 9i
Lonsdale Cambric bleached muslin lie
Berkley 150 Cambric bleached muslin 17c
Pepperell 42 inch bleached pillow casing. . . .124
Pepporell 45 inch bleached pillow casing. . . .13J
Pepperell inch unbleached pillow casing..lilt
Pepperell-15 inch unbleached pillow casing.,12lc
Pepperell 8-4 unbleached sheeting ! ' . ) < .
Pepporell 9-1 unbleached sheetinu 21c
Pepperell 10-1 unbleached sheeting 23c'
Pepperell 8-1 bleached sheeting 2U-
Pepperell 9-1 bleached sheeting 21k'
Popperell 10-1 bleached sheeting 2F > c
Dwight Anchor 94 unbleached sheeting 27c
RULO.
K. F. Duncan nntl wlfo ol Lewlston ,
Nob. , visited with friends In this city
several days lust week.
Sam Ware , was on the tick list last
week.
A new boiler was installed Into the
Burlington pump station hero last
week
Charllo Sosuo of White Cloud , was a
Hulo visitor Monday.
P. P. Frederick and gang are repair
ins the dike on the west side of the
river just north of the big bridge this
week.
Mrs Dora Hall of White Cloud , at
tended the U. of II. lodge in this city
last Friday.
Ira Perry of Uushbottom was trans
acting business in Hulo Saturday.
Tony Asherxind wife of tbe Reser
vation were- Rule visitors Saturday ,
the guests of James Kermoade and
wife.
Dwight Anchor 9 1 bleached sheeting 29c
Aurora 8-1 bleached sheeting 22i-
Aurora 9-4 bleached sheeting * 24c
Aurora 10-4 bleached sheeting 2b'c
Aurora 8-4 unbleached sheeting 20c
Aurora 9-4 unbleached sheeting 22c
Aurora 10 4 unbleached sheeting 2-ic
Lockwood 9-4 bleached sheeting 27c
Continental 42 in bleached pillow tubing lu'c
Continental 45 inch bleached pillow tubing. . . 17c
Berkley Long Cloth No 1500 11
Berkley Long Cloth No 1000 13Jc
Berkley Long Cloth No 2000 lUc
Sheets and Pillow Cases
12x3(5 ( inches K. E. 0. pillow cases IOC
' 15x30 inches Victoria pillow cases 12 1-2C
15x3 ( > inches Fruit pillow cases 16C
72x90 inches Vermont sheets 49C
81x90 inches Vermont sheets 60C
90x93 inches Fruit sheets 80c
81x90 inches Fruit sheets 70C
81x90 inches Fruit sheets special 85C
Above are special prices for this sale only Do
not delay buying your muslin wear of all kinds.
The indications are for higher prices.
Embroideries
Lyford's has come to be regarded as the center
of trade , especially on embroideries. We are
showing a most complete and facinating stock ol
Muslin , Nainsook and Swiss Edgings.Galloons
Insertions , Flouncing , Corset Covers , Waist
Fronts. As n special during this calo we offer
1300 yards Cambric Insertions and Edgings es
pecially suitable for muslin wear , 4 to 7 inches
wide and worth double the price at lOc and 7Ac
per yard. Also all Embroideries carried from
last year at about half price.
John Dunn of
Rushbottom was a
business visitor in this oity on Satur
day.
Abe Llboivj is working with the
Burlington bridge gang.
Miss Ksslo Marsh departed for Stella
Thursday of last week.
lionry Still anil wlfo wenAtehhon
visitors Saturday.
Mrs Cain ol Preston rUlted with
her parents , Mr. and Mr ? . Johnsou of
Hulo this week.
Edna Hern \Vyinore visited with
her uuelo John LuRando of thU city ,
last weeV.
Rlaln Autlerson of Hiawatha , visited
With his brother , Dodo and wlfo , in
this city on Thureday of last week.
Will Young , night wutohnian of the
Atchlsou freight engine , shoveled
coal two trips for Ilenry Still.
Mrs. John Anderson ot Hiawatha ,
stopped oil at Rule ouu day last week
while on her way homo from Iowa
where she had been visiting her
daughter , Mrs. Ktta Craig.
Pat Simon was a Preston visitor
Sunday.
John Huler sold oft all his stock ,
farming implements and household
goods lust week and left ( or southern
Oklahoma.
Alfred Eluyuj , wife and little eon of
ForlCfqiic , Mo. , were In this city Sun
day , the guests of Sherman Hayes and
wifo.
Mrs. Gus Boomer of Sapps Crossing ,
Mo , was a Rule visitor last Sunday-
Lust Sunday was certainly a real
spring day , which was fully demon
strated by our townspeople , as they
were out In number ; .
Miss Carrie Boiler came down from
V > rdon on Saturday to visit her sister ,
Mrs. Will Ratckin. She returned
Monday ,
Some time after eleven o'clock lust
Saturday night , thieves broke Into the
Table Linen 10 per cent discount
Our table Linens have gained an enviable repu
tation for linish , weight- quality and unusual
beauty of design. D.iring this sale to ivduce the
stock prior to the arrival of our spring pur hnscB ,
a discount of ten per cent will i > e given.
Ginghams , Percales and Calicoes
30 pieces best grade etaple check ( \ \
gingham worth Sc , sale price *
20 pieces high grade dress ginghams patterns
especially adapted to children's wear \\c
Cheap at 12c > sale price * * * "
20 pieces Manchester Chamory
sale price
12 pieces 30 inches mercirized Chambry
worth 20c sale price
30 pieces Manchester fine 3(5 ( inch 1 "J f
Percale worth 15c sale price * * * * " " *
100 pieces Standard incligo , bine , gray , red , c x- ,
black and light calicoes at the old pri > . . * ' * '
Muslin Underwear
In this department will be found the richest ,
most attractive assortment of Ladies wear we have
ever displayed. The prices are much below our
regular figures.
Corset Covers from lie to $1.50.
Petticoats from 25c to $5.00.
Gowns from 50c to $2.5t ) .
Drawers from 25c to $1.50.
Spring Wool Goods
Our new fabrics for Spring and Summer Waists
and Suits are now on isale and will bo found to
include the newest and best the market affords.
The aofl , delicate grays that promise to lend thip
season are shown in variety from 50c to S1.5C
per yard. New waistings in Wool , Cotton and
Silk , plaids , plain and fancies 2f > c to $1.00 per
yard.
saloon of Davis & Leeds and took two
revolvers and fifteen dollars in'cash
from the lunch counter drawer. The
building was entered from the rear by
cutting out a window glass. Geo. N.
Ocamb's store wi\s alee broken Int. ) and
several pairs of shoes taken.
Grandma Cutler has been quite sick
at the homo of her daughter , Mrs.
Kuljrh.
Mr . Thomas Hayes has been serious
ly ill for the past week but recovered
HiOlcienlly to be taken to St. JOG and
placed under the care of a specialist.
Uuv. Forgerson of S.iloai. preached
to the M. K , people on Sunday , morn
ing and evening. , '
Rev. W. II. Splcer preached to n
lare crowd ut the Holiness church
Sunday night.
A. II. Mttnn made a business trip to
Lincoln Sunday night.
Judge Davis visited in St. Joe several
days this week ,
"Money Back" Silks.
No Silks that have been brought out for many
years have made so pronounced a hit. For wear.
finish and those indescribable characteristics
which maki- * ilk so irresitita to women , "money
buck'1 luuv made a niilinn > il limitation. We will
show this make from Sl.i > ) t .200 We also carry
an exhaustive stock f i , ry changeable and
plain Taffeta , Pean il- i. < . .1 tp and fancy silks ,
Orepede Chines , Snteeiif , etc.
Bargain Prices on the Following Lines
During this Sale
Lace Curtains 15 per cent discount.
Carpets at old prices.
Crunks and valises new arrivals
Winter Underwear 20 per cent off.
Winter Hosiery 25 per cent off.
Winter Gloves and Mittens 25 per cent off.
Winter Knit Wear 25 percent off.
Dressing S.ic-qiif > B 33 Jt per cent off.
Sjiiit Waists- pt r cent off.
Flannelettes and Outings at deep cuts.
Groceries
20 pouudh Granulated Sugar $1.00
5 pounds Large Prunes 25
1 pound Choice Dried Peaches 10
1 pound Choice Dried Apricots . " . . . .10
1 package Seeded Raising OS
1 package Currants 07
1 pound Bulk Starch 03
'
1 can California 'Apricots 13
lean Baltimore Peaches , .11
1 can Sweet Potakes 10
1 can Tomatoes 08
1 can Peas ' 07
.1 can corn ( i cans for 25c 05
1 pound Choice Mixed Nuts 15
f pound package Oat Meal 15
1 pound paakago Lion Coffee 15
Special in Bed Spreads
40 Extra large , very heavy fringed all around
QuiltB at an exceptionally low cost and
easily worth $2.00 For this sale only. . $ 1.50
MrJ. . W Flosford and son , Newton
were St. Joe visitors the lirst of the
week.
John Talbert Hinklc was a St. Joe
visitor this week.
Less Leeds made a business trip to
Omaha this week.
Charles Scott of Brown county , Kas. ,
was transacting business in this city
Monday.
Olney Graham launched hla ferry
boat on Monday having finished mak
ing repairs on Saturday. The river is
almo.n clear of ice at this point.
Frank Castt-ol of Forest City trans
acted business In this city Monday of
thi * week.
James Tangney , sr. , shipped a car of
fat cattle to Kansas City Monday.
W. M. Vastlna shipped a car of hogs
to St. Joe Monday.
The dance at Wert Baler's Saturday
night was well attended and good order
prevailed.
W. E. Johnston held the position of
of bridge watchman two days this
Mrs. A. .1 Hart is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs Kermsuue has been seriously
ill the past week -but is improving ut
this -"riting.
y. W. Unrk and wife were Falls City
visitors Monday.
. ] . A. Ilinklu has purchased a new
computing tcajc to b-j used in tht-
place of the Old ones in his store.
Frank Brown says it is a puzzler until
you ! jet used to it.
Kd Davis , Less Leeds and Steve
Story created some little excitement
among the sports on Sunday by going
down to a bar for some target shooting
and some of the boys though * they
were shooting ducks
Bert Vouch of Falls City , was a Rule
visitor on Tuesday.
The Bachelor girls met with Ella
Carpenter Wednesday night. Lo/a
MoMahon presided over the punch
bowl. The prize for the guessing
contest was won by Essie Marsn. Sev
eral Bachelor boys was admitted and
all report as having a g iod time.