THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , OCTOBER 25 , 1907
GIGANTIC SALE I
TAKE NOTICE SATURDAY , OCTOBER 26/O7 COME TO THE SALE
anil look article herein dc-
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EVERY PURCHASE GUARANTEED AND
. Hcrilicd , You will convince yourselves
ONE PRICE TO ALL.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES 8A.M. $16,000 WORTH OF STOCK everything mighty quick is sold wllh precisely your own as advertised. eyes that
Clothing , Hats , Shoes and Furnishing Goods at less than cost to manufacture
The entire stock of M. Seff has been sold to the Great Western Sale Co. , which
make it their business to buy and sell at 550 on the dollar. It will be sold at the old
M. Seff stand at Falls City. Nebraska , regardless of cost. The entire stock is now
being1 re-arranged and re-marked at prices cut down to less than cost. The sensa
tional bargains feast positively begins Saturday morning , October 26 , at 8 a. in.
Look for the big red sign at the door of M. Seff. It is now just the time of the sea-
Everything goes , nothing reserved. Here are a few of the prices that will move the stock. Come quick if you want to witness the Greatest Money-Saving Sale
you ever witnessed. Hurry ! Pick your choice while the stock is complete. Such great bargains will not last long at such great reductions.
Overcoats and Suits
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Ai . S8.00 Suits and Overcoats re
duced to
if $12.00 Suits and Overcoats re
duced to
$15.00 Suits and Overcoats now
at
§ 19.50 Suits and Overcoats reduced - | t
duced to JpJLJV
Boys Suits worth" $2.50 now re- | AS
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duced to JJL ) T'3
Boys Suits worth S3.00 we now
sell at
Boys Suits worth ! ? 3 00 are now Off
reduced to Jpj XOr
Young mens Suits and Overcoats
worth SolOi ! ) and SO.UO at. . . .
Those worth $8.00 we have re
duced teA
A fine line worth $10.00 now gofer
for
Those $12.00beautieswill be sac
rificed at
Mens duck coats $1.75 value , at
this sale at
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Mens corduroy coats. $3.50 value - , A Si
sale price tpj * 3
Mens corduroy coats , $3 value ,
sale price
t Boys duck coats will go at this .
sale at < Jp
Pants Department
Our S1.50 ve are now selling
at Jp <
A splendid line of $ 2.50 panK | * O
sale price Jp JLJ s
75 pair of corduroy 82.50 pants
sale price
50 pair corduroy pants $3.00 val
ue sale price
300 pair dress pants , our $4.50 ASi
line , sule price Jp T'3
Our $5.00 line will all go in this
sale at
Mens Shoes
Our full hue of $225 value will | Agf
go at this sale at Jp 1. * 3
All our $2.50 values will go at
this sale at
Those choice $3.00 values vill fft , "I (
at this sale at Jp JL
Our full value $4.00 line will go
at this sale at
Full line of $5.00 values offered
at thissale-at
Mens heavy lleeced underwear will
go at this sale at
One lot wool lleeced underwear at
this sale
Childrens underwear and union suits
19c
at this sale at.
D. C. Kirkpatrick was a busi
ness visitor to Table Rock Sun
day evening.
J. W. Leekins of Minneapolis ,
was a business visitor in this city
the latter part of the week.
Clem Firebaugh came down
fron Salem Saturday evening
and spent Sunday at home in this
city.
city.H.
H. J. Class of Reserve , Kas. ,
was in the city Friday. While
here he called and added his
name to the large family of
Tribune readers.
Mrs. Martin Kanaly went to
Atchison. Saturday , and will
spend a couple of weeks visiting
her sister while Mart is taking
in the sights in Mexico.
You can almost consider it a
compliment these days when a
man tells you that "you are full
of prunes. " Prunes are not to be
laughed at in this time of scar
city of fruit.
Tom McLane of Kansas City
was in the city * a few days the
past week. Tom has lost some
of his ovoirdupois but says lie is
feeling fine. He is now selling
cigars for the Peerless Cigar Co. ,
of Toledo , Ohio.
The Dawson News Boy ap
peared last week with a two page
supplement advertising one of
Humboklt's leading business
firms. Humboldt wants the
trade and their merchants are
not a bit backward in asking for
it.
Don't WorrvJ
© M 1' ' Ex El
and cat our candy
and you will be happy.
SOWkES
Mrs. Jim Downs and baby ,
who have been guests at the
home of Dick Downs in this city
for some time , went to St. Joe
Saturday , where she will visit
her parents for a few weeks.
Jas. Mendenhall , claim agent
of the B. & M. , was in the city
a portion of the week visiting his
many friends. II. C. Davis and
Pete Frederick , jr. were chap
eroning him so of course he en-
I joyed himself.
In looking through our ex
changes we cannot find two giv
ing the same version of the mur
der in this city last week.
Evidently they all took hear-say
for granted and all heard dif-
I ferent stories. Better get the
| facts.
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Ground was broken last week
for the new depot at Humboldt
and work is now under way on
the foundation. It will not be
long until Hnmboldt will boast
of a new building in place of the
unsightly one recently destroyed
by fire. Would that Falls City
could two fires.
Ladies Shoes
Our $2.00 value in this line , will |
go at this sale at Jp JL
Those $3.00 values have been
marked for this sale at $1.65
Our tine $8.f)0 shoe is cut for this
sale to $2.25
Prices cut in two on all boys and child
rens shoes.
Hats and Caps
We will offer 250 Mens $2 hats
at this sale at IJ )
All our $2.50 Mens hats will 'go |
in this sale at Jp J.
Splendid values at $3 will go on |
sale at IJJL )
Mens 7f > c caps will be reduced at
this sale to
Mens 50c caps will meet the knife
at this time at
Boys caps will go at this sale at
this figure
All Mens work and Jersey shirts at
this sale for
15 dozen Mens shirts , 75c value sale
price 45c
A nice line of ladies hose we place on
sale at this time at
Ladies ileeced lined 23c value on
13c
sale at.
The Great Western Sale Go's ,
ad in this issue will be of interest
to j'ou. Read it-
Chas. Poor of DuBois , sent us
a very interesting letter this
week containing a post ofllce
order , to be applied on his sub-
scription.
Good Oak barrels , while they
last , 50 to 75 cents each.
PKKKI.KSS STOCK PD'K. FACTORY.
Near B. & M. Depot , Falls City.
1 % 2-t.
The Great Western Sale Co. ,
is offering great inducements to
buyers this week at the M. Self
Store. Notice the ad in this
issue.
Auburn seems to have about
as many knockers as Falls City ,
judging from the result of the
water bond election last week.
All we can say is for the boosters
to try again and they'll win out.
We did.
F. Wayne Coons the re
publican candidate for super ,
intendent is a Richardson
County boy , and reared in Hum
boldt , graduating from the
Humboldt high school , after ,
words attending Peru and Fre.
mont Normals and University
of Nebraska. He holds a State
Life Certificate. He has had
seven years successful ex
perience as teacher and
principal. If elected he would
devote his whole time to tbe
schools.
Rubber Department
Our $5 value hip boots will be offered -
fered at this sale $3.50
Our S-l value knee boots , snag
proof at $3.15
Our $8.50 knee boot , full value ,
sale price $2.85
Three dozen pair Ladies rubber
boots , sale price $1.45
Mens overshoes will tumble at
this sale to $ .98
Ladies high grade overshoes ,
sale price $ .85
Our line of Ohildrens overshoes
.50
sale price $ .
Our line of 25u ties , all good value sale
price 9c
Our line of 8f > c ties , splendid assortment
19c
ment , at
Our line of 50c ties , very handsome
29c
sale price . - .
We have a line of heavy Rockford
7c
socks that go at
A fine line of dress socks that we will
8c
place on sale at
A line of lOchose that go in this sale
at ' 5c
We have a heavy wool Haceock on
23c
sale at this time at
Ilandkerphiefs lOc value go in this
lOc
salofl for
Let nothing keep you away f + D ET A * TM C" 6 TT ET D KI C5 A 1 BT f * fAT Ml SEFF'S ST ° RE
from this Gigantic Sale VlfTvCa/ 1 VV Ci O I CM ffV IT O/\L d VV. H. JACOBS , Manager
12 SALESMEN WANTED
LOCAL LORE.
Eat Sowles' candy.
The usual biff crowd on our
streets Saturday.
W. E. Duncan of Auburn , was
in town Safurday.
Mrs. Geo. Jennings and Nellie
r >
spent Sunday in Salem with
relatives.
Miss Beck and Miss Carhart
went to Kansas City , Friday , to
see sights and do shopping.
Everyone who was able to hire ,
borrow or beg a team were out
riding Sunday. It was an ideal
(1 ay.
ay.Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. McCoy of
Hiawatha , spent Sunday in this
city the guests of J. R- Cain and
family.
1 The dinners served at the
National on Sunday from 12:30 :
till 2:15 : are unsurpassed in quality
and service.
The Geneva papers last week
chronicled the death of Mrs ,
Chas. Thorpe at her home in that
city. Mr. Thorpe has many
" " friends in this city who deeply
i"
sympathize with him in his sad
bereavement.
Mrs. Arthur Bryan nee Madge
Larimore , spent Friday in this
city. Mrs. Bryer visited with
\ her many friends while her hus
band , who is a representative of
Marshal-Field , called upon his
customers. They were enroute
to St. Joe , where Mrs. Bryer will
her sisters.
son when fall and winter clothing : is wanted. We throw the entire stock of merchan
dise at the mercy of the people at such low prices that the people of Falls City and
surrounding1 country will strain every point to buy. This means more than you have
ever been offered before. Come to the bona-fide Gigantic Sale expecting to buy
merchandise at a price' never known before. Do not confound this sale with the
so-called reduction sales that are now or have been in progress in Falls City.
John Rieschick is among the
number who remembered the
Tribune this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Rhoada of Mt.
PleasantIowa , are in the city the
guests of their daughter , Mrs.
W. W. Abbey.
Our list is growing every day.
Now is the time to subscribe if
you wish to take advantage of
the dollar rate.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hearst of
Padonia , Kas. , are in the city ,
called here by the serious illness
of Mrs. Hearst's sister , Miss
Leah Potect.
Lots & Acres.
"Ill a few days a choice tract
of land , most desirably located ,
will be offered for sale in lots ,
blocks , and acres. Anyone
wishing to purchase a choice
location please call. Only a few
blocks from business.
HKNUY C. SMITH ,
Falls City , Nebraska. 196 2-t.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Shcllen-
berger of Utica , Kas. , were
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Hedges this week.
They were on their way home
from a visit in Mound City , Mo.
CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW
We will have on exhibition
at SOWLES , commencing Wednesday the 30th
a choice line of
Chrysanthemums , Carnations , Ferns , Palms , Etc. C
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We extend a cordial invitation to the public to call , as
this will be the chance of the season to get desirable plants.
Orders for cut flowers and funeral designs will be
promptly filled at all times.
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SIMANTON & PENCE