THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY , DECEMBER 9. 1907
Wishing to turn into CASH QUICK , a surplus in some lines of winter goods , we offer until Christmas
very remarkable bargains. This is not a General Slaughter but there will be found decided reductions
on items in every department. Our stocks are very complete , covering all the needs of the family , in Dry
Goods , Ladies' and Children's Ready io wear Garments , Carpets , Rugs , Curtains and Groceries. Remem
ber that we carry nothing but substantial , standard qualities ; that we are not offering old shelf worn
merchandise , and guarantee that every article is as represented.
Ladies' Tailor Made Suits.
20 Indiea suits in plains and fancies , nil sizes from i2 ] to
42 , ut'iirly nil new tliissoHBou , marked to sell at $18.50
to $25. Your choice of these suits 'it one-fourth off and
titted in the bargain. This is a splendid opportunity to
get a stylish suit at low cost , $1U.50 suits for SlO.ltf , $10
suits for $12 , $25 Suits for $18.75.
Ladies' Dress Skirt Special.
2S wool dress skirts , black , brown , grey , blue , plain and
fancy , sold formerly at $1.50 to $5) ) , now offered at $2.50.
Since h'rst offering this bargain have sold a prent many
fikirU. We have put out an entirely fresh lot of even
better designs.
19 Ladies Cloaks for $5.
Light Fancies , Castors and Blacks iThese Coats have
been priced at from $6 to $18 now offered to close at
$5 Our stock of Ladies Cloaks i ? still quite large and
includes a splendid variety of the newest best styles of
the season.
Children's Cloaks Reduced.
35 Children's Cloaks f to 14 years marked $4 to $6.
Your choice to close only $3.
20 Children's CJoaks-marked $6.50 to $7.50. Your
choice onlv $5
Rain Coats.
All our Rain Coats are now offered at one-fourth off.
No garment is more useful. At this cut we have a
number of veritable bargains. $15 Rain Coats for
$11.25 ; $12 Rain Coats for $9 ; $10 Rain Coats for
$7.50. $7-50 Rain Coats for $5.75.
Remnants Dress Goods.
Following the bt"-t season we have ever had in our
Dress Good- * section , we find a great number of short
lengths. The.se will be found on our remnant table at
very low figures.
Two Greeks Injured
Two Greeks tfere seriously hurt
last Friday evening when return
ing from work on the railroad.
They were helping to pump the
hand car when the handle broke ,
throwing them off and running
over them. One fellow had his
leg broken at the ankle , the bone
extending through the llesh. The
other received a broken back. Sev
eral men were thrown off the car
at the same tune and three others
were slightly hurt. One of the
gang walked on to the depot and
Becured help to bring the two injured -
jured men to their bunks in the
box cars Drs. Andrews and
Montgomery were called to attend
the men. who were sent to a hos
pital in Kansas City on the night
train. The men were in the em
ploy of Foreman Huber , who with
one gang had preceded them to
the depot. Stella Press.
. . . . $1.00 a Year.
"When Everybody Else Runs.
You Stand Still. "
The homely admonishment of
the German good wife to her
spouse is well known to most of
us : "When everybody else runs ,
John , you stand still ; and when
everybody else stands still , you
run. "
That advice , if judiciously
applied" paves the road to cue-
ce-s. The best and most suc
cessful financiers in the country
have been those who have put
in their bt-st "l.cks" in times of
depression. They simply take
advantage of the lack of confi
dence and good judgment in
about ninety per cent of their
fellow nien.
Why then , is not now a good
time to run and run last ? Many
a one who had intended making
a certain investment , to pur
chase , is halting to await devel-
oprnents. Anyone can halt and
wait , but it takes a seer to know
when to run.
Dress Goods Specials.
All Wool 50 to 54-inch Cloths in plain and fancy col
orings , reduced from Si.25 to $1.75 to 88c to close.
This is a great value , suitable for SkirtSi Suits and
Coats.
18 Pieces Fancy Plaids and Stripes , regular prices 25 ,
35 , 50 , 85 , $1 , $1.25 ; all reduced fully 25 per cent.
Outings Cheaper.
10 Pieces Outings , heaviest , best grades , were 12c ,
now lOc.
12 Pieces Cotton Velours , very handsome , especially
for Dressing Sacques and Kimonas ; reduced from 16c
to 12 > < c.
8 Pieces Light Weight medium Colored Outings 5c.
Ginghams
worth lOc , sale price 12c. .
All the Red Seal , A. F. C. and 'Toile du Nerd Ging
hams now on sale at 12c. . These ginghams will be
worth 15c for Spring.
Fleisber's Yarns. .
Our entire stock of Yarns consists of this best and well
known make. .The prices arc no higher than for inlc-
rior makes.
Shawls Ten Per Cent Off.
Complete assortment of Velvet and Wool Shawls
small and large square and long marked at from 50c
to $8.50. An article needed in every family a dis
count of ten per cent on all of them.
Room Size Rug Bargains.
5 9x12 ft. Axminster Rugs , worth $25 , to close , $20
4 9x12 ft. Velvet Rugs , worth $25 , to close. $20
3 9x12 ft. Brussels Rugs , worth $17.50 , to close $14
1 9x12 ft. Smyrna Rug , worth $25 , to close. $20
1 9x12 ft Smyrna Rug , worth $20 , to close , $16
1 12x15 ft. Axminstcr Rug , worth $40 , to close , $33
In the face of existing condi
tions , is there any reason for a
farmer to be deterred in the
plans made a month auo ? In
fact is there not better reason
now for carrying them into exe.
cution ? Were the present finan
cial flurry based on conditions
that would indicate a perma
nence of the present tightness ,
it might be some different. But
such is not the case. The farm
er has in his cribs and bins an
abundance of good grain. In his
lots and pastures he has hogs
and cattle and horses. He is in
a condition to be prosperous.
Were there plenty of money in
circulation this produce would
have sold for more money than
before in years. Some gamblers
on Wall street caused a tight
ening up of money. In consequence
quence the prices on these pro.
ducts are somewhat depreciated.
But only in isolated cases is the
farmer compelled to sell. Jn
the majority of cases he has
plenty of money in the banks.
It is subject to checlr. Any man
in his community will take his
check because it is backed by a
deposit , and the banks , while
perhaps not desirous or able to
pay all of these deposits at
once , have securities that insure
the payment of all checks in a
reasonable length of time. Big
concerns and business men know
this and are willing to accept
the farmer's check for any
amount. The'y know the banks
are safe and sound.
However , in face of the fore
going1 , prices have depreciated
on many kinds of farm produce ,
especially livestock. This con-
jdition cannot become perma
nent. People must live and the i
supply is less than the demand.
Then why not "run' ' and buy
while prices are low ? The man
who feeds stock and needs corn
would do well to buy every
bushel he can get. The man
who intended to breed a certain i
number of mares or cows or
sows should not be deterred
in so doing. Go right ahead 1
and buy the sire and don't stint
on the quality. No doubt a bet
ter animal can be bought now
for less money. The buyer is
the winner if he buys. You
don't need to make payment in
the "long green. " Any sensible
breeder or dealer is willing to
take your check if it is bricked
by adepos.it. The requirements
are nothing more than thevever
were. The largest mail order
houses are anxious to take
checks in payment for pur
chases.
Now is the time for invest
ment. It is a safe bet that the
investor of today will get 25 per
cent more on hid money than the.
investor of six months hence.
Keep in mind that the basic con
ditions of permanent prosperity
are abroad in the corn belt.
Will you run , or will you stand
? Ex.
It will hi ; uniiecesifiiry for you to j o
through H painful , expensive operation
for Piles If you UBU Man/an. .Put up In
collapsible tube with nozzle , ready to
upply to the sorcnebs and Irilltiinmu
tlon. For any form of Piles , price CO
cents. Guaranteed. Sold by A. G.
Wunner ,
The Willing Workers of the
Christian church will conduct
their annual bazaar December 12 ,
and will offer for sale articles
suitable for Christmas presents.
The place will be given later.
00-3t.
A Rlnsr's Dyspepsia Tablet after
each mcalover comes indigestion , djg-
pepsin and other stomach ill * . Two
days' trial free. Ask our duiili'r. .Sold
by A. G. Wanner.drus-'U'lst.
1 For Sale
! All of block ' ) S and 5 lots ad-
joining in block 05 , Falls City ,
[ located one block east of Central
school building. First class improvements -
provements , also plenty of fruit.
Will sell at a sacrifice or will
trade for western land. Address
i' ' WM. CADI- : ,
Oltf Falls City , Neb.
Foloy's Kidney Cure will euro any
case of kidney trouble that U not bu >
yond medical aid. Kerr'i Pharmacy ,
Blanket Bargains.
10 Pairs Half Wool Grey Blankets reduced from $4 to
$3.25.
15 Pairs Extra Heavy and Large Cotton Blankets re
duced from $2i50 to $1.90.
35 Pairs Large Heavy Tan Cotton Blankets reduced
from $1.40 to $1.10.
20 { .Pairs large , hcavv Tan Cotton Blankets reduced
from $1.25 to 90c.
A magnificent showing of Cotton and Wool Blankets
from 75c up to $10.
Off Straw flattings f/4 Off
About 20 Pieces Jap and China Mattings worth 224c
to 35c , at one-fourth off. There arc some very choice
patterns among these but we wish to close them all.
Holiday Goods.
For gifts we show a wide range of kinds , and choice
variety of each. In our regular stock arc included all
sorts of fancy articles , Bags , Belts , Neckwear , Jewelry ,
Handkerchiefs , Lace and Drawn Work , Ready made
Garments , Rugs , Curtains , Candies * Nuts. Fruits , etc. ,
etc. In strictly Holiday Gifts , Dolls , Books , Toys of
all kinds ) etc , In years past. Ly ford's has been
Santa's headquarters. Looks now as though lie would
nut in the season with us.
Groceries.
In this department we are able to serve the people of
Falls City better than any other store. We carry as
full and meritorious a stock of regular groceries as any
and in all sorts of country produce we arc always pre
pared to supply your needs. . For holiday purposes
large preparation has been made. Fruits , Candies ,
Nuts , Christmas Trees , Holly , Ornaments , Candles , all
in profusidn.
Y. G. LYFORD
FALLS CITY. - - - NEBRASKA
ill : . Miniiimiimiiim
A Pnrc , WkoIesoKse , Sellable
Cream of Tartar Bafting Powder
The cream of tartar uced in Lr. Price's Baking Powder
is derived from grapes in the exact form and composi
tion in which it occurs in that luscious , healthful fruit
Improves the Flavor and Adds
To the BeaStSitakess of the Food
Its Use a. Protection , and
a. Guarantee Against
Alum Food
Market Letter.
Kansas City Stock Yards ,
Dec. 2 , 1907. The cattle market
closed strong last week , all
classes having recovered from the
sympathetic weakness of Mon
day , when Chicago was over
loaded , and fed steers and stockers -
ers and feeders made a gain of
10 to 25 cents The same con
ditions rule today as on last
Monday , namely , a big supply
at Chicago , moderate here. 10-
000 head , but the result is dif
ferent , as in spite of a decline of
15 to 25 cents reported from
Chicago , the market here is
steady on fed steers , top $5.60 ,
while she stuff and stockers and
feeders are strong to 10 higher.
The territory surrounding
Chicago is full of cattle on feed ,
and that market is likely to have
bid Monday and Wednesday runs
for the next few months , and it
would seem folly for shippers
who can reach Kansas City or
any other Western market to
make the long trip to Chicago ,
where their cattle will have to
compete with the many thousands
from Chicago's own territory. A
fair number of steers are selling
here at $5.15 to $5.i > 0 today
short fed steers mainly at $1.50
to $5.25 , cows $2.75 to $4.00 ,
heifers $3.25 to $4.50 , top cows
$4.40 , best heifers today $5.10 ,
bulls $2.50 to $4.00 , best veals
$6.50 , heavy calves $3.50 to$4.50.
A fairly good number of range
stockers and feeders are still com
ing , prices $3.25 to $3.90 , coin-
man stock cattle at $3.00 or less ,
best feeders up to $4.50.
Decreased supply of hogs last
week , and general improvement
in trade conditions started the
market upward Tuesday , ' and
kept it going up all week , the
next advance for the week 54
cents per cwt. Run is 6000 to
day , market oj.ened 10 higher ,
closed 25 higher , and with the
full strength held to the finish.
Top today $4.85 , bulk of sales
$4.55 to $4.80 , heavy hogs in
the lead , pigs and light weights
$4.25 to $4.75. November re
eeipts show a small decrease
fiere as compared with a year
ago although there was a gain
up to the first of last week.
Present prices are $1.25 below
this time last year.
Heavy runs and a big decline
at Buffalo were the bad features
last week in the mutton market ,
but it was only felt slightly here ,
market 10 to 15 cents lower for
the week. Run is 5000 today ,
market steady to weak , fed
lambs worth $5.75 to $6.10 , best
yearlings $5.25 wethers $4.80 ,
ewes $4.50. Some feeding stocks
yet available ) lambs around $5.00
sheep $3.25 to $4.25. Prospects
favor early marketing of fed
stock.
Plnosalvo Carboll/.ed acts like a
poultice , drawb out Inflammation and
poUon. Antlseeptle , healing. For
uhupped tiiuulc , lips , cuts , burn ? . Sold
\H \ A. G. Wanner , drucpist.
Auxiliary Meeting Program.
Following is the program of the
quarterly meeting of the Woman's
Auxiliary , St. Thomas church , Falls
City , December llth , and 12th.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON-
Opening Service : 2I10 ; P. M.
Address of Welcome
Rev. George. L. Neide.
Reports of OflScers.
Miscellaneous Business.
Paper Presentation Service of the
United Offering at Richmond
Mrs. John Williams , Omaha.
Business Session of the Woman's
Auxiliary t
. . . .Mrs. Ella SloaneSouth Omaha.
Paper Social Side of Richmond Meet
ing. . .Mrs. Barbara Coring , Platt-
mouth.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Evening Service 710 : ! P. M.
Address . . .Ut.Rev. Arthur Williams
TUESDAY MORNING
Holy Communion 7:30 : A. M.
Business Meeting 0:30 : A. M.
Address..Rev. W. II. MoorAuburn
Paper Mrs. Albert Hey wood ,
President Woman's Auxiliary , South
Carolina
Luncheon at thc National Hotel to
delegates and visitors 12 M.
Llttlu Liver Pills wake up
lazy livers , clean the system and clear
the skin. Try them for biliousness
and sick headache. Price -5 cents.
Sold by A. G. Wanner , druggist.
TBB BOWELS AVB
MOVE WORK OFF A COLB
WITH THB ORIGUTAL
MOVECOUGH
COUGH STROP. COUGH
BBST FOR A
