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'Copyright, 1912,
fBifharb. fclrrti $c (La.
Rochester. N. Y.
Election and Selection
WHILK next Tm s.hiv is Enaction I ; .v today and every
Other business day is "Selection Day" at oar store
i).v which we meat) that any man who's Interested in
Hood clotliefl CM) examine dozens of exclusive models in hun
dreds of smart patterns and finally choose the very suit hp
wr.nts, at the price he wants to pay.
"Selection" in the truest sense of the word.
8TE1N BLOCH CLOTHE8
$2 upwards
MICHAELS, STKKN CLOTHES
$15 to
Made in Rochester, the Home of the Tailors. Call
and get your portfolio of photo gravures showing
Michaels, Stern Clothes in actual service, as adver
tised in the leading magazines.
We are exclusive agents for White Cat Klosed Kroteh Union
Suits, the last word in comfort. Florsheiui Shoes. Arrow
Shirts. Gordon Hats. Shaw knit Hosiery.
NORTON'S
(The Store with a Conscience)
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS
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Fred H. Mi Donah! of the Allium
Film KxchatiRe returned to 'Alliance
Monday from n business trip to
northern Nebraska points.
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Mr. Petite and wife of Scottsbluff
passed thru Alliance on their way
to Omaha Monday.
A. J. Shnmway of Scottsbluff, ac
companied by his family, were In Al
liance for ti few hours Monday.
Mrs. Geo. (!. Ware went to Mul
len Moiwlay noon to visit for a few
days.
Hon J. 1. Mcllrlen of Lincoln ar
rived In Alliance Friday. He nmis
met at the train by a delegation who
flroried him to the hotel.
Marvin Dickinson, a school boy.
cut one of his hands very badly Fri
day evening, by falUna and catching
hold of a barb wire fern c.
The chicken pie supper given at
the First Presbyterian church last
Friday evening was a big sucoms.
Karl Mallery returned Mouthty
noon from a short trip to Dalton.
Nebraska.
Mr. I'lerson of the Lincoln Kami
Company was in Alliance Monday.
He went from here to North Platte
valley points.
Robert Keddisli came up to Aili
nee, staying over Sunday with his
home folks lie returned to the
ranch Monday.
J. I,. Willis of the Dalton State
Bank, urcompanied by his sister,
Miss I'earle Willis, visited with Al
Itance friends over Suuday.
Frank McCIuiib of Hrldgeport was
In Alliance over Friday night.
H K lUxm and family went to
Bonner Saturday to spend a couph
of weeks on their ranch at that
point.
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Miss Mouier of the Alliance city
school, weut to Mluatare Saturday
in visit ovi Sunday with friend
She returned Suuday night.
A man who was completely paral
jrwd was taken from thraiu -i to
the Denver train Wednesday. Me
was earrieil by attendants.
Miss Irene Rise and Mis Nell
Tash went to Hemlngford Saturduy
noon, visiting with friends there un
til Sunday noon.
A. U Powell of Anora, son of
('. L. I'owell. terminated a few days'
visit at the home of his parents
north of this city yesterday and
left for home on Itt.
(learge 1). Darling was called to
lilt man on undertaking business
Tuesday night, returning this morn
ing.
Mr. Marshall, adjuster for th
r irenien s i-umi insumnce t o , was
in Alliance yesterday tramuu-iitig
business with the Nelson Fletchei
Fire Insurance Co.. adjusting H. I'
Coursey's loss in the fire of last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Weidetiham
er and son Ce il returned yesterday
from Gulesburg, 111 , where Mrs. Wet-
deuhamer and Cecil speot a week
visiting friends, while Mr eiden
hanier was attending to railroad
business, a part of w hich was at I ,;i
Crosse, Wis.
Supt. K K. Youjig and Tralnmas
ter D. .1. Nelson made an i imped ion
trip over i he eatU end yesterday
Mrs. A. F Allen left on tl Tues
day morning tor Hillings. Mont., for
an extended xisit with her dauglite
Mrs. H. J. Sevenis, who is n poor
health
Si's Shoe Contest
In order to give the people of Alliance, young and old.
an opportunity to learn more about Si's Shoes, I am going
to give three prizes to the three beet goeaeers who can fill
in the missing words on the blank at the bottom of tins ad
vertisement to correspond with the words now on the blank
in the sealed envelope now on exhibition in my show win
dow. This contest is now open and will close
Saturday, Nov. I al 5 p. m.
Competent judges will be chosen. You can make as many
guesses as you wish, but the following rules must be fol
lowed :
1, Your guesses must be on the blank cut from
this advertisement.
2, Bach blank must be fully tilled out.
;i. Your name and address must be tilled out on
the blank.
I. Each blank must be in a plain, sealed envelope.
Ti. Employ ea of the Alliance Shoe Store, or mem
bers of their fnmilies, cannot enter this contest.
(i. All guesses must be turned in before o p. in.,
Saturday, Nov. 9.
7. Prizes will be paid in trade at regular prices,
which are marked in plain figures on every
article. The tirst prize is 3,00: second prize,
12.00; third prize, $1.00.
8, In ease of two or more being correct the amount
of the prize will be divided.
tl. Guesses may be sent by mail.
Charley Mien eaine up Tu.'.-.l.iy
from ItridgeiMirt for a short vklt
with hib mother. Mrs. A. F. Allen
before her departure for Hillings
hut liliss.-d seeillK her as she lef
on 41 i hat inornUig.
A postal card from Ernie Teati
advises the editor that he arrived
at WeUer. Idaho, with hi tar o
moveables in rcrd time and waut
The Tribune sent him. lie also
wrote as follows: "Every! hm livel
in the land of the big. red apple
Harley Coble i formerly of Ityanuis
has fhkppttd fourteen cam of prun
and has uiuy-tx men working oti
In.- appUs. (ioiug . I KUeiiM.
Hyaunis Tribune, Oct. !4
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A. F. Snyder, ho lives in th
northwest part of Morrill eouuty.
Cut out this blank, fill it out, and turn it in. I have filled out
the first guess as an example:
VOUD
mJ
hoes
Sr.
hoes
SVs
s
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hoes
is
hoes
i's
hoes
ri's
5.
are the best made because
stand the racket.
are made by honest labor.
do not hurt the feet.
give you absolute satisfaction.
are the shoes to buy.
hoes
NAME
ADDRESS
SI MILLER, Proprietor
ALLIANCE SHOE STORE
was In Alliance on business Monday.
While In the city he ealled at The
Herald office to secure some litera
ture on progressive politics and or
dered his name placed on the sub
scription list for the paper. He is
strong for Wilson for president and
as a western Nebraska homesteader
is heartily In favor of V. J. Taylor
for congress.
lohn Jansky has sold his shoe
shop to Thomas Olson, who comes
from Alliance The new owner
akes possession Monday Sidney Tel
egraph. Oct. "Jti.
How to Vote for Roosevelt
To make your vote count for all of the eight
Roosevelt eleccors, make an "X" in the circle oppo
site the PROGRESSIVE ticket, which will vote for
all candidates on that ticket, or read down the bal
lot until you reach the following group of names and
make an "X in the circle opposite the brace en
closing them:
VV. J. BROATCH
ALLKN JOHNSON
GEORGE S. FLORY
W. (). HENRY
A. R. DAVIS
A. V. PEASE
W. E. THORN E
O. G. SMITH
Progressive
Progressive
Progressive
Progressive
Progressive
Progressive
Progressive
rogf&mtve
A cross in this
circle
o.
i
o
votes for eight
PROGRESSIVE
electors.
The Roosevelt electors will come last in the group of electors
on the official ballot.
It is not deemed necessary, and you are advised not to mark
each name separately.
Keith L Pierce, Secy.
PROGRESSIVE STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
F. P. CORRICK. Chairman.
E. P. Sweeney, Co. Chairman
Political Advertising
ITS MEANT FOR WOMEN
ON WAY TO OKLAHOMA
Mrs. J. T. Whitehead aiul son and
daughter, of Mitchell, Nebr., and her
mother-in law, Mrs 1). C Whitehead.
arrived on ::tl4 yesterday and are
guests at the home of the junior
Mrs. Whitehead s slater, Mrs. K. W.
Harris. They hae many other good
friends in SMIlan e with whom they
will visit while here. Mrs. I). l
Whin head is en route to Oklahoma.
here she will spend the winner
with a daughter.
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WILL SELL THRESHER
J. it. loraitce and 0. J- llenjamiu
went to AiiKora Wednesday to close
the sale of a thrashing outfit whieh
they have there.
A GOOD CARTOON
A raitoon in The Herald window
headed. lUllletiu Kleetlon post
IHMied sie week to allow Taft to
catch up. " has attracted a greU deal
of attention. President Taft is
shown sweating gra drops of
iu I;;.- effort to eaten up
Kexall Vegetable Compound Is for
women. It has been devised with a
scientific understanding of the dis
eases to be treated, and of the a
tnon of the drugs most useful in
their treatment. It is prepared to
meet the wants of those women who
from troubles Incident to the change
suffer from painful menstruation or
from troubles incident to the change
of life, or who. during pregnancy
.-land In need of remedies to pre
serve the tissues of the generative
organs in normal condition
Kexall Vegetable Compound con
tains Ingredients valuable iu lessen
big irritation, allaying pain, stimulat
Ing activity, and overcoming the
sensitive ues of the nerves and muc
ous and muscular tissues of the parts
affected. Its tendency Is to retnlei
the monthly period normal in time
ami amount to correct tardy nuns
os -to preserve at normal the tissues
of the female general tve organs.
We guarantee it to give satisfaction-
iu the case mentioned above,
and to benefit your health or your
money back l'i!e. $1 00. Sold in
this community only at our store
The Kexall Store. K. K. Holsten.
Advertisement 1 47--14751
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MRS. QUIVEY VISITS FRIENDS
Mrs. M. li. Quivey of Mitchell ar
r.wil Wednesday to visit friends in
Alliiiuet for a few deys Mr Qui
e is interested in Hie vliti hell Mer
cantile Coiuitany. the largest mer
cantile store in the North IMat.te al
ley He Mas formerly interested in
the AllbiUA-e Ororery Company be
fore going to Mitchell.
Copyright Ht Sthffnrr & Mr
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Suits for men
of every build
o matter how unusual your
shape we can fit you in a
Hart Schaffner & Marx
suit or overcoat, as well as any custom tailor in the
country. You'll find here fall suits in every color
Snappy gray checks and mixed grave at
'$20. $25 and $30
Fancy ami plain hlues at
$20 to $30
All the new mtidob just in
Stetson Hats Manhattan Shirts Munsingwear
Holeproof Hose Douglas-Tilt Shoes
The Famous One Price
Clothing House
Alliance s Largest Clothing Store
