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Why You Should Trade at The Standard
There are Five Reasons Guess Them
PEERLESS FLOUR the Highest Patent $1.95 while this car lasts. Try this Flour for better baking.
There is a reason why you should trade at the Standard.
Two 25c packages Qold Dust for 45c.
Pint Mason Jars, per dozen, 60c.
Quart Mason Jars, per dozen, 65c.
One-half Gallon Mason Jars, per dozen, $1.00.
Three cans Cut Stringless Beans, 15c value, 25c.
FRFSH HEATS-FRESH FISH
Compare our low prices with what you are paying now. We buy for less and give you the benefit
always.
STANDARD GROCERY COMPANY
204 Box Butte Avenue Phone No. 41
'Veryttiing in Music
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Location Opposite
the Postoffice
ALLIANCE REPRESENTATIVES OF
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VICTOR VICTROLAS
The largest record stock in Western Nebraska. Also
we intend to carry a
Sheet Music and small Instrument Dep't
Violins, Guitars, Mandolins
Accordians, Harmonicas,
Strings, Etc., Etc., Etc.
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We Solicit Your Patronage
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Opposite the Postoffice
Alliance, Nebraska
Among the interesting things at the Tri State Fair to be
held in Crawford, Nebr., on the 20th, 21st and 22nd of this
month is the finest herd of Angus cattle in the state. Also, the
committee has secured the School Exhibit from the University
Farm and this will doubtless create considerable Interest.
An exceptionally good race program has been arranged
with some fine horses entered and more coming all the time.
Crawford has an ideal place for the holding of its fair, hav.
ing the City Park with a large swimming pool, lots of shade
and plenty of seats. There are swings for the kiddies to play
on and no one need be out in the hot sun. The association has
built new building and the grounds have been greatly improv
ed. The famous Savidge Carnival Company will be in Craw-
ford from the 10th to the 23rd and there will be something do-
ing every minute of every day. This is going to be the great
est Tri-State Fair ever held in Northwest Nebraska and Craw
ford wants everybody to come and bring all their family and
friends and spend the entire three days.
l.tX'AL ITKMM
Mrs. J. A. Trefney left Saturday
for Uayard for a short visit.
...
John W. Guthrie made a business
trip to Crawford Monday.
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A baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. James Murphy Sunday.
Charley Sandall, of North Platte,
was a visitor In Alliance the first of
the week.
A page of Interesting news will be
found In The Herald this week the
ad of the Ceo. A. Mollrlng store.
...
Mrs. Nettle Uhrlg of HernlnKford
wu.4 down Friday and Saturday for
dentil work.
...
A nine-pound baby girl was born
to Mr. Htid Mrs. Smlthberg of Alli
ance Wednesday.
...
Mrs. Ivan Uodgers left Saturday
for Sheridan, VVyo., after a vIhK here
with relatives for four weeks.
.
Miss Mattle Clifford left Saturday
for S'ottHbluff after a visit with the
Swan and Kenswold families.
...
II. P. Weldenhatner It ft Saturday I
for Sterling for a short visit with his
unrle, F. I). Weldenhanier.
...
General Superintendent E. E.
Young ban purchased a new Clover
Leaf roadster of the Crow-Elkhart
make from W. I). Hunier.
The Fashion Shop wishes to call
the attention of the ladles of Alliance
to their advertisement In this Issue
of The Herald.
The colored people of Alliance
wish to thank the people who so
I kindly assisted at the death and fun
eral of Kd Hayes.
...
The Alliance Herald Is $1.00 per
year. Issued 52 times. Runs from
12 to 24 pages per Issue. Subscribe
now.
Pon't miss reading the ads of The
Quality Store, Mollrlng's, in this Is
sue of The Herald.
. .
Lloyd Hale of Gordon was In Alli
ance the first of the week, vlsltlnf
friends and relatives. He returned
home Tuesday noon.
...
Mrs. Oscar O'Hannon will enter
tain the Lndlcs' Aid Society of the
Methodist church next Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
...
Guy Ixckwood returned Sunday
mornltiK with Mrs. Lock wood and
the children from a trip to Omaha
and Lincoln.
.
Mr. unci Mrs. Jerry Howan und
Mrs. C. C. Smith left Wednesday ev
ening for Chadron to visit the Pa wen
county fair.
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A dollar saved Is a dollar earuod.
You can save dollars by reading the
advertisement of the Fushlon Shop
In this issue of The Herald.
...
Molliing's. The Quality Su.re, of
fers some interesting advertising la
this U-sue of The Herald. Head th
ads.
The Alliance talent wish to Vxlend
their thaiiku to Mrs. Shane, who no
Intelligently and painstal y in
structed ilie;n in Ih ;igoiil held at
the Pi sl y. ei lull church Sunday
night.
Robert Graham accompanied Ed
gar Howard of Columbus to Bridge
port Saturday afternoon, where Mr.
Howard spoke at the Morrill county
fair.
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Pon't mihs reading the advertise
ment of The Fashion Shop in tbi
issue of The Herald. It la lull of in
teresting news for the ladies of Alli
ance and vicinity.
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Engraved visiting v!'",', wedding;
announcements and Invitations can
be secured at The Herald office. Ask
to see samples Phone 340.
10 Day Corset Sale
All New W. B. Models
$1.50 style 447 spec $1.19
l.f0 style :W.r spec $1.19
$1.50 style J74 spec.
$1.19
$1.50 style 463 spec $1.19
$3.00 stylo 422 spec $1.93
$2.25 style 485 spec $1.39
$2.25 style 449 spec $1.39
$2.25 style 375 spec.
$2.00 style 149 spec.
.$1.39
.$1.19
Regan's
Opera House Block