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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1912)
FREE! absolutely FREE! "The very style that was made for me" WHHN a delighted customer makes this remark about the coat or suit we have shown her, she pays the highest compliment that a designer or a store can receive We hear it often in regard to WooLTEX garments. For these masterly creations are designed and tailored with such con sumate skill and fashion knowledge that they seem made to a woman's own or der. We are showing a selection of the choicest productions for the season in coats, suits and skirts. See them today. SUITS Grey with Dark Stripe, Silk lined, $22.50 Novelty Blue Diagonal 20.00 Tan Diagonal, Messaline lined . . 25.00 Large sine in all wool, grey, silk lined 27.50 COATS oanagnitii n.H bug. Fancy Trimmed Blue Serge, Champagne WHli Serge Collar and Cuffs, a nifty up-to-date spring coat at $13.50 Beautiful White with Black Stripes, trimmed in a rich green, large reveres, a snap at $17.00 And many others others we will he glad to show you at any time Call at our store for particular I sitting of the following pieces, 3-qt. seamless covered pail, 2-qt milk pan, sauce pan, 4-qt. sauce pan, 5-qt. pre- 2-qt. pudding pan, 3-qt. mixing bowl, in regard to a beautiful $45.00 serve kettle, 6-qt. Pectin kettle, 17-12 inch basting spoon, 12 inch deep Kitchen Cabinet and equipment aa dl,h Pn Mr seamless coffee ladle, 1-qt. dipper, 2 pie pans and 2 Dot. 3 pin seamless tea cot. 2-qt. drinking cup. follows: rolling pin; potato masher; To be liven away Saturday, May 4 Every customer will receive an aluminum cover note book 7 glass Jar with aluminum screw caps for spices, tea and coffee; glass measuring cup; alarm clock; 25 pound family scale; large size food chopper; a 6 piece cutlery set con slating of a butcher knife, bread knife, 2 paring knives, meat fork and meat knife; also an 18-piece set high grade granite ware in blue mar blelzed finish with white lining, con LADIES9 SPRING FOOTGEAR LATE3T STYLES AND BEST QUALITY FOR THE LEAST MONEY PUMPS Brown Suede Pumps 3.75 Two Strap Dull Kid 2.50 Two Strap Patent 3.00 One Strap gun metal 2.50 Black Satin Pump 3.50 Two Strap Tan Pump .... 3.50 Two Strap White Canvas .. 3.50 OXFORDS Gun Metal Button 3.50 Tan Button Oxford 3.50 Dull Kid Oxford 3.00 White Canvas 3.50 Dongola Blucher 2.50 Gun Metal Blucher 3.00 New Rubbers just In to fit any ladies' shoe We are exclusive agents for famous DOROTHY DODD SHOES 75 LADIES' SHOES Black Velvet Button 3.50 Cravenette Button 3.50 White Canvas Button . . . . 3.50 Pat. But. Cloth Top 2.50 Tan Button 3.50 Misses High Top Pat. But.. 3.00 White Buck 4.00 Velvet Top Gun Metal 4.00 Vlcl Kid Button 2.75 Petticoats 69c ea. i Our Basement for Remnants 10c We have on sale at all times LATEST POPULAR MUSIC at 10c Ladies' Guaran- 7 c 0 nr teed Silk Hose ' Hr- 25 off Blankets Choice of our en tire stock of Blankets Satur day and week following at a 25 per cent discount 10c Hosiery 10c Infants' Stockings, all colors, 10c Children's Stock's, all sizes, 10c Men's Half Hose, black and colors, 10c Ladies' Thread Silk Hose at 29c Men's guaranteed Socks. Men's 25c half hose in black and all colors at 21c pair 6 pair, $1.15 Best Lisle CORSETS We have a large assortment in this department. And can sup ply ydu with the best grades at the least money. And we have at all times the latest styles, best fabrics and newest modes. Ask to see tur No 667 if you want i stylish, law bust, long hip Corset Special value at Oar Name Self Adjusting Reinforced Corset at . . $1.50 $3 oo Bath Mats Sale 10 off on all Bath Mats and Rugs Sat urday and week following Heavy Turkish i QC Rug, fringed, at I "Oil Other Rugs Proportionately Cheap Grand Opening in our Millinery Department, Thursday, March 14 A carnation to each lady visitor The Horace Boaue S Train Muster D. J. Nelson had business on the high line nearly all of last week. Miss Dorotha lioag of Youngs of fice has been off this week with a very severe case of tonsllltls. she Is slowly recovering and hopes to be able to report for duty next Mon et. Bmkeman John Castle was laying off this week on account of the sick ness of his wife. Station Agent J. H. Kennedy of Hemlngford was a passenger to Oma t.a on No. 44 last Sunday. He went to consult a specialist In regard to Ms leg which was broken October 29. 1011, and is still giving him trouble. Miss K.I m.i Hullock. office attend ant In Dr. Bellwood's office, la tak ing a short vacation She expects to make a n ip to Norfolk. Columbus and Ravenna. The marriage of Mr Ogam Young of Marsland came as a great sur prise to his many Alliance friends. Oeorge has been In Allian c sever al times since but did not toll his secret The following is a clipping from a Denver paper: "Married at Denver. Colorado. Dev. II, Ittl, Mr Oeorge Young of .Marsland, Nebras ka. and Miss Myrtle llackenberry of Bast Waterfurd, Pa., the Rev. Dr Elder of the First Presbyterian church officiating." The third o( the Lenten teas given by the ladles of the tfplscopal church will be given at the home of Mrs. J. A. Armour Thursday after noon. Brakemau Asli returned Tuesday from a three weeks' vacation spent In eastern Nebraska. Conductor Arthur Pickett has been laying off this week. Owing to lack business Pickett is on Bullock's onr as rear bmkeatnn. Passenger Hrakeman ltobert Mori fort has been off several days on account of sickness. The trains on Monday were about nine hours late on account of No. 4S being stuck In the snow near Kara, west of Newcastle. No. 44 had to wait ut Kara, and No. 41 at Upton. The snow plow was at Morecroft so men had to be sent to dig No. 46 out. Passenger Conductor Zollinger and Freight Conductor John Leidtka were in Dead wood this week on bus loess. hast Sunday No. 4:.' ran through an open switch at Waco and struck the way car of a freight, completely de molishing the way car. A colored porter was tlie only person hurt on No. 41' Mrs. D. Fitypatrick went to Oma ha Sunday. On Tuesday she re turned accompanied by Miss Agnes Rowland, who has been in the hos pital for the past threee weeks. Her many friends are very glad to hae Miss Rowland at home again. Machinist Kd Kugen has resigned and with his family has moed to a farm near Aurora, Nebr. A sneak rhief went through the pockets of Kngineer Pete Rowland ut Seneca last Saturday night and stole his pocket book and nine dol lars in money. He was sleeping in the hunk house. A man w ho would do such a thing is on a level with the boomer who tells the hard luck story of a sick wife to beat his bills. Mr. and Mrs. K. it. Morrison came in last Saturday morning from Lin coln Mr Morrisou had been in Chicago on company business. Mrs Morrison had gone to Lincoln to vis it relatives anal meet Mr. Morrison. aits i. uosKtns came In on delayed No 41 Sunday morning from Lincoln, where she had been fori tho past week visiting relatives. A card from J. T. Hughs, at one time a brakeman hero, says that he god Former Hrakeman Tragasser are In Long Beach, Cal. Me says they are having a fine time but to keep the latch string on the outside as there is no telling when they may feel the call of the sand hills in old Nebraska. Hrakeman Fred Vaughn has taken a thirty days' layoff and will go to the Paciric coast, and Trom there to Canada. He will leave here March 18. On Monday he went to Ravenna for a visit with his brother, Frank Vaughn. The engineers who took a pleasure trip to Canada some time ago have returned. N. T. Shawver and E. B. Holman are in Alliance. George Bell went on to Oalesburg. where his family are visiting. Galesburg may be an all-right place to work, but one of the Alli ance men sent back to one of our leading clothing stores for his spring suit. He couldn't find anything there that suited him half so well. Passenger Brakeman Weidenham er is planning on a trip to the home of his parents in Oalesburg as soon as a man shows up to relieve him. Mrs. G. A. Hildebrand of Craw ford is visiting in Lonu Pine, Nebr. Mrs. Hildebrand has a beautiful voice and lias been kind enough to sing for the revival meetings being held there. W. H. Corey, formerly yard mas ter at Kdgemont, has accepted a position in the yards here. Mrs Charles Olson of The Dalls. Oregon, is in Alliance, being called here by the serious illness of her father. Mr Haker. Charley Olson was for some time a freight conduc tor h. re but is now on the Oregon short line. He has had steady work on a work train all winter. a very serious one. Mr. Hunsnkcr is a nephew Of Chief of Police Ihin-saker. REGISTERED SHORT HORN Box Butte County Farmer Raises Full Blooded Cattle As will be seen in our Herea Items this week, Charley Calmer arrived from Madison county last Saturday and moved on to the O. if. Sunder mann farm northeast of Alliance. He brought a thoroughbred bull from the herd of Walter Sundermann of Madison for P. J. Knapp. Mr. Knapp already had fourteen full blood .short horns, besides other cattle, and the animal brought by Mr. Calmer makes a fine addition to his already valuable herd. A GOOD LINCOLN DAY PROGRAM r The program used in the observ ance of Lincoln legion Day at the IT. P. church on Sunday, February 25, was a good one. and deserving of some mention, which It did not re ceive last week. There was a good attendance, which was, of course, an encouragement to those who took part In the exercises. The first part of the program was Scripture reading alternately with the classes. The second part was made up of children's speeches, one number be ing a dialogue by one of the small est classes. The third part of the program was a chart talk on tem perance. This waa followed by the classes going to their usual places and most of them signing the pledge. THANKS TO D. OF I. The S sters of St. Joseph's hospit al desire to express their thanks to the Daughters of Isabella for sewing done, and for reading matter fur nished last week. MOTH Fit ROSALIK . 4 i I DEGREE OF HONOR Sunshine Maitland C O A For Range and Furnace All Kinds of FEED Wholesale and Retail litland I PHONE 3 J. H. VAUGHAN & SON BRAKEMAN INJURED Tuesday, at Marsland, Hrakeman F. K Hunsaker, in steppiug off an engine, slipped and sprained his ankle. The report came to Alliance shortly after the accident happened that he was fatally hurt but we are glad to learn that his Injury la not The ladles of Degree of Honor lodge will meet In their hall Thurs day evening, March 14th, at 7:30. All members are urged to be pres ent as important business is to be transacted. Mrs Kngstrom, who is here from Chit ago participating In the Woman's Presbyterial, will lecture tomorrow (Friday) night in the First Presby terian church at T:30. All who have beard atra. Fngstrom w'ill desire to . - v .L : BM , f ' . .. i f , . I :j vW At Stuckey's Spring Exbtbit and Opening of handsome new styles in Ladies' Hats, Dresses, Waists and Furnishings SATURDAY, March 16, 1912 hear her again, and those who have not heard her should not miss this opportunity. Gingham and percale at Simmons WOMAN'S CLUB There will be a meeting of the Woman's Club tomorrow t Friday af ternoon with Mrs. (1 F. Hamilton, at 617 ltrami Ave.