THE FALLS C1IY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , FEBRUARY I , 1907 5
4 1907
Monday , February ,
to Saturday , February 23d
In announcing our Annual Februan Sale of such nuTchandisc as enters especially into tin1 nc't-cls ot the housrkecpi-r , we are assured in advance tliat the response will
be active and a notable beginning- the year's business.
This store has come to be regarded as a safe place to shop. No clap-trap , no schemes , no gifts , no devices to deceive the customer. Nothing but satisfactory mer
chandise , at prices that arc right.
We claim that the experience of the people of Southeastern Nebraska and Northeastern Kansas is that Lylord is giving the largest measure of satisfaction to the dollar
that can be obtained within his territory. An honest comparison of merchandise and prices is asked of those inclined to give their patronage to city or catalogue houses.
This Sale afi'ords the economical housekeeper an opportunity to supply the family's wants at a saving that is positive and easily discerned. As you well know , we do
not offer this value on many lines at any time in the year , except during this Sale.
Muslins and Sheeting
Again we come to this sale involving bo much to housekeepers , and
liud those well known brands of Muslins and Sheetings , like Hope and
Pepperell , materially higher than in 100(3. ( At no time in our business
experience has it been as diflicnlt to get these staple fabrics. We are
quoting very close prices and will endeavor to supply all demands.
Those prices are strictly for this sale only.
Pepperell 42-inch bleached Pillow Casing UJ c
Pepperell 45-inch bleached Pillow Casing 14Ac
Pepperell 42-inch unbleached Pillow Casing 12Jc
Pepperell 45-inch unbleached Pillow Casing 13&c
Pepperell 8-4 unbleached Sheeting 2lc
Pepperell 94 unbleached Sheeting 23c
Pepperell 10-4 unbleached Sheeting 25c
Pepperell 8-4 bleached Sheeting 23c
Pepperell l-4 ) bleached Sheeting 25c
Pepperell 10-4 bleached Sheeting 27c
Dwight Anchor 0-4 bleached Sheeting 32c
Dwight Anchor 0-4 unbleached Sheeting JlOc
Lockwood 0-4 bleached Sheeting 27c
Lockwood 9-4 unbleached Sheeting 2.r > c
Aurora 8-4 bleached Sheeting 24c
Aurora ! ) -4 bleached Sheeting 20c
Aurora 10-4 bleached Sheeting 28c
Aurora 8-4 unbleached Sheeting 22c
Aurora 9-4 unbleached Sheeting 24c
Aurora 10-4 unbleached Sheeting 2jc (
Androscoggin 42-inch bleached Pillow Tubing lOc
Atlantic 4finch bleached Pillow Tubing I7c
Grendell light weight unbleached Muslin TC
Logan medium weight unbleached Muslin ic i
Enterprise , good weight unbleached Muslin 0c
Sheephead very heavy unbleached Muslin 7Ac
Pepperell R line unbleached Muslin 7 c
Indian Head very heavy unbleached Muslin Sic
Cavalice light weight bleached Muslin flic
Tourist light weight bleached Muslin 7Ac
Farmer's Choice heavier weight bleached Muslin 8c
Hope , the standard bleached Muslin
Blackstone medium weight bleached Muslin
Lonsdale heavy weight bleached Muslin
Pride of the West very fine bleached Muslin 14c
Wamsutte , very heavy , bleached Muslin 13c
Union medium weight half bleached Muslin 8c
Cabot medium weight half bleached Muslin 8Ac
No-Name medium fine bleached Cambric . 8jc
60 Berkley Cambric , fine bleached cambric 10 c
Lonsdale Cambric , fine bleached cambric 12 c
Special Nainsook , 10 yard pieces $1.50
LOCAL LORE
Eat Sowles' candy.
Sweet cider by the barrel , keg
or gallon at Heck's feed store.
Pay up your subscription and
vote your favorite in the library
c ontest.
Shut your mouth is rather a
Hide admonition , but is pretty
good advice withal.
Ed Howe and daughter , Ma-
tille , come up from Atchison. to
attend the Frank funeral.
Vigor , wheat Flakes and Xest ,
ihe best of all breakfast foods , 5
cents a package at the Powell
( 'procery store.
Good extracts of all flavors , 2
ounce bottle for S cents , at the
"Powell Grocery stors.
A 2 pound pail of the best Cot-
tolene for 18 cents , at the Pow
ell Grocery store.
Go to the Powell Grocery store
for the best quality and the
cheapest prices in the county.
A subscrigtion to The Tribune
is not only worth ten votes on
ihe library contest , but each issue
contains one vote. One who sub
scribes this week will get sixteen
issues before the contest is over
or twenty-six votes for a dollar.
To stop a cold with "Prevontlcs" is
-tfer tliiin to lei run nd cure it after
wards Taken at the "siietv.s stage"
Preventlcs will h > ud oil all colds and
grippe , and perhaps save from pneu
monia and Inoncblti ? . ljrevenlics uro
) hle toothsome candy cold cure tab
lets sellinjr in 3 cents and - > cents
oxes. If you ar chilly , if you bcjln
io snee/.e , try Preventics They will
-urely check the cold , and please jou
5 ld by all dealers- .
Good homes are wanted for
orphan and destitute children of
ail ages by the Child Saving In
stitute , ! % ( > Ohio St. , Omaha.
Nebr. Over 300 children pass
through the Institute to homes
and care in a single year. From
- ' . < to f.O constantly on hand. If
: nterested write enclosing stamp
ior reply.
Farm Wanted.
We have a customer for a good
corn farm. See us at once if you
want to sell. WHITAKKK Buos.
The Rev. Dr. Wadsworth ,
president of Bellevue College , will
occupy the pulpit at the Presbs-
torian church next Sabbath. His
subject for the morning sermon
will be "Christian Education. "
The teachers of the city and tlfc
pupils of the High school are es
pecially invited.
A baby boy brought a ray of
sunshine to the home of Ray
Whitney and wife , when he look
up his abode there Saturday ,
the 26th. Dr. Boose reports all
parties doing nicely.
Sam Stewart and wife returned
I to their home at Reserve , Kas. .
I Sunday. Mrs. Stewart has been
I caring for her mother , Mr . J. M.
! DeWald , who has been sick for
several days.
C Salem has quit hiding her light
under a bushel. Her electric
lights show up at night from the
cemetery hill like a smoke house
! in a fog. \
1 Ross Jackson , wife and baby
I returned to their home at AtchiSon -
| Son , Kas. , after a few days visit
with her parents , Dick Jones and
wife.
i -
' M. D. Lum and wife returned
Sunday to their home in Verdon ,
, after a short visit with Mrs.
i Linn's mother , Mrs. Sue DeWald.
! W. W. Jenne is home for a few
'days ' and while here has taken
i some of the conceit out of the
I Elk billiard players.
i EM. . Reagan of Richardson
i county , marketed a car of cattle
I in Kansas City , this week.
| W. L. Sears made a business
trip to Padonia , Kansas , Tuesday
last.
Dr. M. S. Wilson office over SlaJe
Bank.
Did you attend the fire meeting
Tuesday night ?
Floor Coverings at Old Prices
During this sale we will make last year's prices on all Carpets , Rugs , Linoleums and Mattings.
Every item in this department , except Straw Mattings , have had a substantial advance since last season
and we must advance our prices. This will be the last chance to buy at old figures.
Rugs
J.12 feet Axminster Rugs , sale price $21
8.3 x 10.C ) feet Axtninster Rugs , sale price $18
y x 12 feet Velvet Kugs , sale price $20
8.3 x 10.6 feet Velvet Rugs , sale price $18
9 x 12 feet Tapestry Rugs , sale price $16
V x 12 feet Smj rna Rugs , sale price $18
< ) x 12 feet Wilton Rugs , sale price $35
8.3 x 10.6 feet Wilton Rugs , sale price $32
An extensive variety of small rugs at ten per cent
discount during this sale.
Linoleums
12 feet Linoleums , new fresh patterns , per yard f > 5c
6 feet Linoleums , new fresh patterns , per yard f > 0c
10 % Discount enLace
Lace Curtains , Tapestry Portieres
tieres , Couch Covers , Trunks and
Hand Bags.
20 % Discount on
Men's , Women's , and Children's
\Vpol Hosiery. *
Men's Women's and Children's
Winter Underwear.
FALLS CITY , G7LYFORD
NEBRASKA V.
Mrs. Elmer Heiser and children
who have been sick for the past
two weeks , are convalescing.
Where are you going to spend j
your vacation this summer to
escape the weather ?
Remember that you can get
votes in the Library contest of
only one newspaper. The Trib
une does good job work unexpen-
sively. I
We have had several inquiries
as to what merchants give tickets
on the contest. You will find
their names on another page of '
this paper.
Your attention is called to the '
public sale of Duroc-Jerseys by
C. A. Cook , at his farm one mile' '
north of Salem on Tuesday ,
February 5th.
There will be a public sale of
thoroughbred Duroc-Jcrsey hogs
at Wm. Brandow's farm , four
miles southeast of llumboldt , on
Wednesday , February ( , 1907.
Practically two-thirds of the
ice crop has been havested. Mr.
Plege has about 800 tons in the
house and Mr. Abbott has about
600 tons. The quality is reported
as excellent.
The Elks arc ahead this week
in the Library contest but the
Odd Fellows and Convent are
after them hard. An Elk is a
hard animal to catch but some
odd fellows have been known to
turn the trick.
Every dollar paid on job work
j is worth ten votes for the library.
The members of the contesting
orders will want a good many
note heads and envelopes this
spring. Bring your work where
you can get good work cheap and
vote for your favorite.
Remember
It is our earnest desire to close
our l'JOf > ledger. If you owe us on
account you will please call and
settle at once , either by cash or
note. Do not delay do it now !
W. II. CKOOK & SON.
Special Values in
Sheets and Pillow Cases , Ging
hams , Percales ami Calicoes ,
Wool Dress Goods , Waistings ,
Silks , Ladies' Dress Skirts , Em
broideries , Laces , Table Linen ,
Muslin Underwear , Rain Coats ,
Men's Shirts , Men's and Boys'
Hats and Caps , Blankets and
Quilts.
Evangelical Lutheran Churcu.
Services at 2:30 : p. in on alter
nate Sundays.
Ricv. O. II. ENGKI.IIKKCHT.
12. II. Towle by invitation ol
Mr. Russel , Superintendent of the
Mo. Pac. , made a short trip with
him into Kansas last Tuesday.
Mr. Russel has accepted a posi
tion with the Burlingtpn in Illi-
nois and has severed his connec
tion with the Pacific. Falls City
has lost -good friend by this
change as Mr. Russel was always
with us in the division matter.
'The reports on the division ques
tion are still hopeful but nothing
definite is doing.
This issue of the Tribune is an
epitome of life. In it is contained
the tales of births and deaths.
The obituaries of the old and
young. \ \ eddings and Golden
weddings , those just coming and
those Hearing tee clos c. So it is
with life today , and so it will be
tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow -
morrow , even unto the end.
I. N. Lyon , jr. . left Tuesday
for Sacramento , Cali. , to attend
a big bridge letting at that place.
Mr. Lyon is one of Falls City's
young men who was not satisfied
with letting well enough alone ,
but preferred to spend his time in
work until he has become one of
the proficient men in his chosen
business.
D. C. Simmons , of Salem , was a
business visitor Tuesday and while
here voted twenty votes in the
Tribune's box on the library con
test.
"That's good ice , " said the girl
as she looked at the place ( in the
ice ) which she had tried to dent
when her feet flew out from under.
Joseph Glasser , of llumboldt ,
came down to attend the funeral
of Mrs. A. J. Weaver , at which
he was one of the pall bearers.
The Benefit Concert co-night is
giving an unusually good pro
gram.
- Aii .
Ingrain Carpets
Cotton Ingrains , : i good wearer , per yard 30c
Union Ingrains , a heavier weight , part wool , per yartMSc
Cotton chain Ingrains , all wool filled , per yard 60c
All Wool Ingrains , 2 or 3 odd patterns , per yard 6Sc
All Wool Ingrains , best grade , best designs , per yard,70c
Denim for filling around rugs , 20c and 25c
Straw Mattings
To close present stocks during this sale :
3 rolls 15c grade , sale price per yard He
3 rolls 2c ) grade , sale price per yard 15c
3 rolls 25c grade , sale price per yard ISc
3 rolls 30c gradd sale price per yard 20c
Half Price for
Ladies' Winter Cloaks , Children's
Winter Cloaks. Ladies Tailor
Made Suits.
25 % Discount on
Ladies' Furs and Muffs. Chil-
drcns , Furs and Muffs , ,
Go to the Benefit Concert and
enjoy the good music.
If you like The Tribune tell the
other fellow ; if you don't like it
tell us.
Lute Kotouc was among the
llumboldt visitors in this city on
Friday.
A. J. Ualdwin , of Stella , was
a pleasant caller at The Tribune
office Friday last.
Mrs Margaret NcCormick who
hns been ill for some time , is now
improving in health.
Don't look in this paper for
time table. The train is due when
i
! you see the smoke.
j Mrs. T. J. Gist who has been
seriusoly ill for the past two
I weeks is convalescent.
1 Frank and \lilo Kotouc while
[ down from llumboldt Tuesday ,
i were pleasant callers at these
; quarters.
,
Roy Miller , day operator at the
Burlington station , was called to
j Missouri last week by the serious
J illness of his mother.
The High School Band Boys
will giye two selections at their
Benefit , on Friday night , Metho
dist Church at S o'clock.
"The only thing I don't like
about winter is this everlasting
going down cellar to fix the fur
nace. " said the wife of the best
"pitch" player in Falls City.
Lewis Plege was a caller at
this office Tuesday and says that
he is cutting twelve and thirteen
inch ice on Pony Creek. The
same is of excellent quality being
very clear and solid. You can
brush the dust oft"of your refrig
erator this summer without one
sigh.
There was a reformer from Stella ,
Thought he was ahof a fellah.
13ut when he got beat
For the chairman's seat
You ought to have heard him
Bcllah.
Dallas Jones , of White Cloud ,
Kansaf , in a recent visit to this
city , came in and paid his sub
scription for another year. He
remembered to make a friend the
recipient of a very acceptable
gift , which was a Tribune receipt
for one year.
Harry / . Lum. EC. . Overton ,
J. L. Hall , F. D. Simmons anil
15. C. Ncdrow were among the
j Verdon people who attended the
, Monday night meeting of the
( Odd Fellows lodge in this city.
Earl Goddard who has been at-
1 tending the Business college here
i this year , left Monday for South
' Auburn his future home. He ex
pects to finish his college course
next term.
j Miss Grace Grey has resumed
, her work in the store , after haying -
' ing been confined to her home for
' several days this week by an
attack of lagrippe.
George Cade , of near Osborne ,
Kansas , spout a portion of this
I week with his parents , Wm. Cade
' and wife , of this city.
. Jule Ruegge , local manager of
the Chicago Lumber Coal Co. ,
is a business visitor in Kansas
City this week.
Amy Griffin left the latter part
jof the past week for a visit with
Kansas City friends.
; T. McKnight of Auburn ,
was a Falls City visitor the first
of the week.
A. N. Harris was down from
Nemaha in a business way last
Friday.
Estelle Clark returned the lat
ter part of the past week , from
Omaha.
I Ethel and George Cade spent
{ Sunday with relatives at Nebras
ka City.
B. D. Williams of Highland ,
'Kansas ' , was in the city Monday.
Lucile Lindenmeyer is suffering
from a severe attack of tonsilitis.
