THE FALLS Cl I Y TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , JUNE i4 , 1907
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"mnS * Tuesday , June 18 and Ending Wednesday , July 3.
Look for Yellow Tickets
They denote the Bargains and
you will find them everywhere
throughout our store during this
sale. We have made preparation
on a larger scale than ever before.
Mill End Ribbons
at
9c , 12c and 18c
In width from 22 to 100 , plain
and fancy.
Mill End Embroideries
Short lengths of all our big line
of Embroidery will be put on sale
at less than ONE-HALF their form
er price. Look for the yellow ticket.
Look for the Big ; Bill
It will tell you all about it. If
you don't get one let us know.
THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
Entered ; is secowl-class matter at
Falls City , Nebraska , post oflicc , Janu
ary 12 , 1904 , under the Act of Congress
of Miirch 3 , 1879.
Published every Friday at Falls City ,
Nebraska , by
The Tribune I'ulillshind Company
E F. Snarls , Munajfcr
One year Sl.OO
Six months .60 ,
Three months - .35
TELEPHONE 2.2.6.
Models of beauty ; those Quick-
meal gasoline stoves at Crook &
Son's.
L. C. 12dwards spent Sunday
with Miss Avis Wadhains at
Auburn.
Mrs. Logan Beachamp and
daughter , went to Omaha last
Tuesday.
Henry C. Smith spenMhe first
of the week in Nebraska City
and Omaha.
Miss Pearl Hanna went to
Peru , this week to attend the
Summer normal.
Mrs. Carlaina Faller is very ill
of malaria fever at her home in
the northeast part of the city.
Jeff Eversole of Chicago ar
rived here Tuesday for a visit
with his brother Frank Eversole.
J. L. Mendenhall of Beatrice ,
boss.claim agent of the Burling
ton was in town Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. Willie Sloan of Verdon
came down Sunday to see her
father , John Ilossack who has
been very sick.
Samuel Wahl is preparing for
another of his big Mill End sales.
This bids fair to be the largest
yet given in this city.
Mrs. Glen Campbelll nee
Itilith Meade , of Omaha came
flown from Salem last Friday to
p yjsit friends and relatives. She
left for her home in Omaha to
V * ay.
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A Feast Of Bargains For AH Who
Come To
Samuel Wahl's
DAYLIGHT STORE' '
TO MAKE JUNE OUR STAR MONTH
We in tend to make June our Star month. This has been the greatest May since
\vi' first began our business career in Falls City. We are the leaders of the greatest
Bargain Sale ever offered in this section of the country. Our reputation for handling
lirstclass lines of Merchandise is wide spread. Our stock is large but we are going
to reduce price now on many lines rather than wait until the seasdn is most over. Read
i1 very article of this page over carefully for list of Bargain Goods.
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CLOTHING
Our entire stock of Men's and Boys' Clothing will be placed on sale at Mill End
prices. See our big- posters for prices. If you haven't received one drop us a line
and we will send you one by first mail.
SHOES
Our entire stock of Men's , Ladies' and Children's Shoes will be on sale at less
than ON1I-HALF their former price. This is a feast for all who come.
SUMMER WASH GOODS
The cold weather of April and May lias left us with a large stock of Wash Goods wh ich
we Intend to sacrifice , regardless of cost. Dotted Lawn at 8c ; Fancy Batiste at lie. Percales
worth 12lc at 7cr Fancy Madris worth 20c at 13c.
The Farmer and Feeder !
Frequently finds it both profitable and necessary to
secure accommodations from the bank. This Bank is
prepared to grant its customers every accommodation i
in keeping with good banking. Open an account with
us NOW and when you wish the accommodation don't
hesitate to ask for it.
FALLS CITY STATE BANK
Capital and Surplus $65,000.00.
Will A. Crook and wife left for
Alma , this state , last Friday for
a weeks visit with Mrs. Crooks
mother Mrs. Kackelreise.
C. W. Lewis and daughter
Blanch , of Seguin , Kans. arc
visiting the family of EO. .
Lewis and other relatives in this
vicinity ,
A wonderful improvement was
made in front of the post office
and II. M. Jenne's shoe store this
week. A brick paving about
four feet wide was placed across
the lot occupied by these build
ings. This does away with the
mud hole that was made there
after each rain. What a pitty
the whole street cannot be paved
in like manner.
Quite a number from this place
attended the dedication of the
Roman Catholic church at Au
burn. Among those who went
no Sunday morning were Mesdames -
dames , Worth , McCarty and
Powers : Miss Eiting , Father Bex
and Messrs Grant Sanford , J.
Higgins and Henry Sanford.
They returned Sunday evening.
Recorder L. C. Edwards spent
Sunday in Auburn.
Now honestly , can you give a
real good reason for not taking
The Tribune ?
J. G. Wist of Rule made us a
call while in the city Saturday ,
fie says The Tribune is a house-
liold necessitj- with him.
Peter Volz who has been visit
ing in this vicinity and at Barada
left Wednesday morning for his
home in Homestead , Okla. His
brother-in-law Rudolph Voegle
accompanied him.
Referring to the length of time
business men have been in busi
ness in Falls City it might be said
Henry C. Smith has been in
business longer than any other
man in Falls City , having gone
into business twenty nine years
ago last March. He has occupied
the same building longer , a
period of twenty years this fall.
He has never made a change in
firm. There may be professional
men who have done business in
this city longer but in each case
they have made changes in the
firm name.
RED SEAL Flour at Heck's
feed store.
George Hall was down from
Verdon Saturday.
Chas. F. Xoeller was up from
Preston Saturday.
John McCluel of Merrill , Kas. ,
was in town last Friday.
E. L. Uowers of Verdon was a
Falls City visitor Tuesday.
J. W. Scott was down from
Verdon on business Friday.
John and Jerome James were
over from Craig , Mo. , Sunday.
Thomas C. Smith of Auburn
was a Falls City visitor Saturday.
E. A. Harden was a Verdon
visitor to Falls City Saturday.
Mrs. Ralph Roberts returned
Saturday from her visit to
Omaha.
Quimby Hossack is at home
from the University for the sum
mer vacation.
Born , to Marion Holcomb and
wifea boy June 9th. Dr. Wilson
in attendance.
C. O. Ayery of Humboldt was
in town Tuesday and made us a
pleasant call.
W. H. Chunning of Biglow.
Mo. was a business visitor in our
city Saturday.
Mrs. A. Powell came over trom
Sabetha , Kans. , this week for a
visit with relatives and friends.
Dr. M. L. Wilson was called to
Nebraska City Thursday June f th
in consultation with Dr. S. S.
Wilson.
Chas. Nitzsche was up from
Rule Saturday. He made us a
pleasant call and showed his
good faith by renewing his sub
scription.
At Mrs. Abbey's Kensington
last Friday baby Mary Reavis
put her hand in a cup of hot
coffee. While the little hand
was quite badly burned it was
dressed effectively at once and
did not blister. The little one
seems alright at this time.
Goods Sold at Actual Hill
Cost and Less
Don't miss this Sale.
Mill End Prints
5 l-2c
In lenths of 3 to 20 yards.
Mill End Corsets
Ladies Summer Girdles , regular
50c kind , Mill End price I A
23c
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Mill End
Lawns and Swisses
3l-2c
Look for the Yellow Ticket.
Davies & Owens .r" *
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Gifts for the June Brides
:
We cannot fail to please you. The largest
assortment of Cut Glass. Everything- desira
ble in SterlingSilver. . Hand Painted China ,
exquisite designs. Choicest bits of Bric-a-
Brac. The latest novelties in Jewelrv. Complete -
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plete line of Leather Goods.Ve have just
what you are looking for at the most reason
able price. Call and see us.
DAVIES & OWENS
JEWELERS OPTICIANS AND FALLS CITY , NEB.
Mrs. Allen May and son visited
Psills City friends and relatives
over Sunday.
Mrs. Will Schmelzel is visiting
at the home of her parents , H.
C. Davis and wife.
A. A. Tanner and family of
Humboldt visited this week with
.relatives hi this city.
Guy Crook returned Thursday
from Lincoln where he has at
tended the University.
Sigmund Spaeth feels the need
of good things so he will read
The Tribune another year.
Master Robert McCoy of Hia
watha is visiting at the home of
his grandfather , J. R. Cain.
Mr. and Mrs , Peter Kaiser ,
and grandson Peter Harnack and
Mrs. Kate Parcell of Omaha
have taken a cottage at the Mis
souri Lakes for this week-
For Sale.
A nice large 5 room cottage
with closets to each bed room ,
all doors and windows have fnll
sized screens , all nicely papered
and newly painted outside , sitting -
ting room and parlor iloors
finished tor rugs ; good wood and
coal house and other out build
ings , on two nice lots , only two
blocks from court house in north
part of town , price cut from
51,500 to $1,000 , as it is owned
by non-resident ; dent buy'.until
you see this. WHITAKEU BROS.
Excursion.
To the Panhandle , Texas , June
ISth. Get into Falstead's wagon
and get yourself a bargain.
G. H. FAI.STEAD ,
Falls City , Neb.
Dr. Fast reports the birth of a
son to Grant Goolsby and wife
of Ohio township Sunday.June 9.