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They work while you Bleep Her
ald Classified Ads.
There will be a masquerade at the
skating rink Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Norton are
spending a few days in Denver.
Robert Cm ham returned Monday
from the stock show at Denver.
II. Settles returned Sunday from a
two weeks' visit at Table Rock.
Misses Winifred and Emma Barry
spent the week end at Ellsworth.
Miss Laura Weaver Is convalesc
ing from an operation for appendicit
is. Mrs. Lloyd Johnson had her ton
sils removed at the hospital yester
day. There was work In the W. M. de
gree of the masonic order Friday ev-
enlng.
Rev. C. II. Burrill was here from
Oering Sunday for a visit with his
family.
Mrs. W. Minnick of Ellsworth was
operated on recently at St. Joseph's
hospital.
Mrs. Dert Ponath leaves next week
for Rapid City, S. D., for a visit with
her mother.
D. U. Mains left Tuesday night for
Denver, called there by the death of
a relative.
Real Estate. Loans and Infur
ance. F. E. REDDISH, Reddish
Block. 15tf-6727
fJYou need not be an
"ad writer" to use these
columns. State your
wants simply, and above
all truthfully.
CJOr telephone this
office and the clerk will
write your ad.
CJWant ads are the
biggest little investments
you can make.
Mrs. A. S. Enyeart returned to her
home et Hemlngford Monday after
spending several weeks in Lincoln.
Frank Hart left Wednesday to be
at the bedside of his brother, Ed
ward, who is in the hospital at that
place.
Mrs. Crawford of near Hemlngford
has been a guest at the home of Mrs.
J. A. Wolverton a part of the past
week.
Mrs. O. M. Hums returned this
morning from Lincoln where she had
been visiting her daughter, Miss Jes
sie, at College View.
Mrs. W. M. Mcllroy of Denton,
Mont., spent Tuesday and Wednes
day in the city visiting with her
friend, Miss Mabel Young.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will hold
an exchange at Duncan's grocery
store Saturday beginning at 10
o'clock. Home cooking will be for
sale.
The funeral of Donald Ward, the
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Mc
Fall, was held from the faintly home
Friday morning. The child died
Wednesday night.
A. C. Beckwlth, manager of,, the
Beckwlth Realty & Live Stock Co.,
of Sheridan, spent several days In Al
liance on business the past week. He
returned to Sheridan yesterday.
Mrs. Wilseida Wills left Sunday
night for a two months' visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Hamilton, of San
Gabriel, Calif. She was accompanied
as far as Sidney by Mrs. C. A. Wills.
Art Wiker of Douglas, Wye, ar
rived In Alliance Monday for a short
visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Al Wiker. He was accompanied by
Bert Plummer and Glen Jordan of
that place.
J. S. Michael and wife of Oakland,
Colo., spent a few hours in Alliance
yesterday on their way to Hemlng
ford where they went to visit Mr.
Mtchael.s father. Thilip Michael, of
that place.
Al the home of Mrs. J. M. Scott,
40". Nirbrara avenue, this afternoon
at 2:30 will be held a meeting of the
Rebecca circle. This is to be a bus
iness meeting and all members are
requested to be present.
E. H. Wright, who has been con
nected with the Arkansas Valley
Light and Tower Company of Can
yon City Colo., comes to Alliance to
become chief electrician with the
Alliance Electric Company.
Robert Morgan, who had been em
ployed at the store of the Standard
Mercantile Company since that store
commenced business here, has re
signed his position. Mr. Morgan
wes at Casper, Wyo., on business the
ti ret of the week.
Miss Chambers, Instructor In the
.ocal schools, was' operated upon lasi
week for appendicitis.
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Haven't you something for a Her
old Classified Ad to doT A few cents
will make you dollars. 1'rove it for
yourself.
E. H. Boyd was a business visitor
at Oshkosh last week having business
before the district court which was
In session there.
Do It now look at the Classified
Ads on the last page of this issue.
Anything there for youT What have
you to advertise?
W. D. Rumer, F. W. Rumer, Frank
Bauer and Floyd A. Hively have been
in Chicago the past week attending
the automobile show.
Eugene Burton arrived home
Thursday from Scottsbluff where he
had been visiting at the home of his
sister, Mrs. S. K. Warrick.
Mrs. W. D. Rumer and Mrs. F. A.
Hively and daughter left the last of
the week for California where they
will spend the next two months.
A. M. White, a representative of
the Omaha Paint and Glass Co., will
make his headquarters here in the
future and will move his family here.
If you have anything to buy, some
thing to sell, rooms to rent in fact,
anything you want to buy or sell
use the Herald Classified Columns.
They get results.
C. O. Dedmore was here from Fair
mont last week looking after a bus
iness location. lie states he 1st
pleased with prospects here and may
be expected to return.
Word was received by John O'
Keefe telling of the death of his
cousin, Rodger Henshay, who died at
his home In Clinton, Iowa, after a
short illness. Mr. Henshay has vis
ited here In the past.
Rev. Colter, pastor of the Baptist
church at Whitman, has been 111 here
with smallpox. lie was new at his
charge, hnving been there but a !
week when he became 111. It was af-
terwards found that the Illness was
smallpox.
The hospital fund has been in-';
creased by the donations of John and
Herman Krause, who have donated
$100 to the fund. Several hundred
dollars are still needed to make up
the amount expected to come from
local sources.
J. M. Andrews returned home last
week for Sioux City where he had
been visiting his daughter and broth
er for a number of weeks. Little
Josephine Schlupp, his granddaugh
ter, accompanied him to Alliance and
will remain here for a several weeks'
visit.
Mrs. Ed Jeffers slipped on some
icy steps leauing to her rooms over
The Famous clothing store. She fell
to the bottom, breaking a limb. A
daughter who was living with her
father at Bayard returned to Alli
ance to care for the mother.
The twice-a-nionth pay bill has
passed the lower hoiiRe and as the
senate reported eighty per cent
I stronger for it than the lower house,
it is expected to become u law. This
change will be welcomed by almost
everyone, especially the railroad
boys.
You will be surprised at what you
will see in the Classified Columns, If
you will but study them. You are
provided with the opportunity to get
a husband, buy land, rent rooms, buy
a washing machine In fact the op
portunities are many. Why don't
you get busy and use the classified
columns?
J. Brown was here from Kane,
Wyo., on business the last of the
week.
Grant Meltck was down from Hem
lngford the last of the week on bus
iness. J. C. Frandsen of Dalton was here
on business Thursday. He Is lu the
drug business at that place.
John Covalt was here from Bridge
port a part of last week calling on
friends and enjoying himself.
Typewriter ribbons of all kinds
The Herald carries the largest stock
In Alliance at all times. Phone 34i
P. W. Johnson who recently suffer
ed a paralytic stroke Is ill In this
city at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. W. C. Shaw.
Joseph and William Blgnell have
been in Nebraska City several days
the past week, having been called
there by the death of a relative.
Mrs. F. W. Wright has returned to
her home at Deadwood following a
visit here at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Carlson.
A car load of Hudson cars has been
received by the Sturgeon Garage,
Sturgeon Brothers having the agen
cy for the welt-known Hudson Super-Six.
Rex Goodale, the young man who
has been In charge of the fountain
and steam table at Brennan's for sev
eral months past, went to Omaha last
week on business.
It may not be right to laugh but a
contemporary told last week of a
certain minister who had his appen
dix cut out prior to leaving for Chi
cago to be married. What do you
mean appendix?
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Frankle are
expected home the last of the week
from Denver where they have been
spending a week at the home of his
parents and also visiting with their
daughter, Miss Matilda Frankle, who
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Q Ever notice how often
a discarded newspaper
is turned to the "Clasei
fied Advertising page?
I Want ads are among
the most thoroughly
used columns of the
daily press.
You can scarcely fail
of results when you use
a classified ad.
New Spring Dresses
Coats and Suits
JUST ARRIVED
Dresses of Silk and Georgette and Serges
Nifty styles,- new colors
Coats and Suits-the new models are of pretty materials.
New shades in high colors
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backed by our SUCCESS in Alliance. Let's do business
together.
BUY YOUR FEED HERE
High test Gasoline, Kerosene. Paint; too
VAUGHAN & SON
Phone 5 Order Coal the Day Before You Need It
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is attending Denver university.
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Mrs. Edith Zediker left Tuesday
for Antiorh where she has a weekly
music class.
Mrs. Sawyer of the Angora neigh
borhood is seriously ill at St. Jos
ephs hospital.
The members of the Knights of
Columbus will hold a danre at their
hall this evening.
Art Schleb, boiler Inspector, left
Tuesday for Crawford to Inspect en
gines Ht that place.
Mrs. I. O. Sampson of Ellsworth
spent several days In the city receiv
ing medical treatment.
Friday evening the Elks will hold
a smoker at their h.ill In honor of
District Deputy G. E. Roth.
Mrs II. J. Ellis relumed Monday
from I nt.nl n where she has been vis
iting at the home of her mother.
W. A. Davidson returned Friday
from Denver where he had been In
attendance at the live stock show.
II. O. Pugli, a former resident of
Alliance, pasned through the city
Sunday on his way to Bridgeport.
i
W. W. Johnson left last Tuesday
for Deadwood, S. D., where he took ,
the Conslstery Degree In Masonry, j
He. was Joined Friday by Mrs. John-i
son and Mr. and Mrs. James Gaddis
whero they wero guests at the ban
quet given that evening. About four
hundred were present. They re
turned Saturday.
Masquerade dance at the skating
rink Friday night. Everyone is in
vited. Come and have a good time.
A Victrola has replaced the old or
gan In the Vogal schoolhouse.
If you have something to sell,
something to buy, or are Just in the
market, it will poay you well to read
carefully the Classified columns of
the Herald this week.
There will be another one of the
big masquerades at the skating rink
Friday evening. These affairs are
proving very popular and alwsys
draw large crowds. Many unique
costumes me seen.
Ralph Johnson arrived In the city
Monday to remain until sprint. He
Is a son of Mr. ami Mrs. M. r.. .lonn
son of this city. He has been attend
inir the HKrlcultural college tq Ore
gon, but before coming to Alliance h
visited friends at Portland. Seattle,
Spokane and Missouri. Mont.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Urennan and
Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Spencer arrived!
Saturday from Denver where they
had been attending the live stock
show held there last week.
G. M. Banks sustained a broken
ankle Sunday when the horse slip
ped and fell, causing him to do like
wise. He was n"ar the house wbn
the accident happened.
Tom and John Collins returned to
Alliance the first of the week follow
ing a visit of six weeks In Iowa with
relatives. They were guests of their
sister, Mrs. Dennis McMahone while
in Manilla, Iowa.
Herald Classified Advertisement.
are little wonder workers. Vou can
eaBily prove this for yourself by
spending a few centa on them. You
get results, and that is what you pay
for. Think haven't you something
to advertise.
If you have spare roomb read this
There la hardly a day that goea by
but what someone calls at the Herald
office looking for rooms, rooms for
light housekeeping or a plain house.
We are unable to supply the demand.
If you have anything In this line it
will pay you well to advertise It In
the classified columns of the Herald.
Iu many Instances we rent the rooms
for you before even the advertisement
appears. It's service that counta and
you get It In a Herald classified ad
vertisement. .
Sunday evennlg the fire depart
ment was called out to put out a ore
In a small barn located at the bak
of the Andy Walmer property, 21
East Third Street. The building was
owned by It. L. Harris and was used
to keep the horse In. It Is estimat
ed that the damage amounted tm
some 1 50.
The Are department was cult? t
Tuesday evening Just at six o'cloclM
to put out a fire In an ash pilo at tbaw
rear of the Presbyterian churcfi-'
Some ashes had been dumpod out am
with tho rising wind they were being' i
scattered in every direction, wit
gravo danger that some buildintrf
might be caught on fire. Tho alarm
was turned In Just ahead or the btgi
storm.
The benefit program given .Mon
day evening at the I'helan opera-
house for the Christian church nett
led the promoters $78. The uowd)
filled the opera house and were n'
warded with a program fitting
such an appreciative and responses
audience. Rev. Knowles, who close'
a series of meetings at the Christian
church on Sunday night was on tbsv
job with his lantern, providing to'
pictures for the illustrated songs. H-'
part of the entertainment was a two
part monologue, "In His Steps," Il
lustrated with some sixty slides.
Mrs. J. U. Walker pleased all wltl"
her cornet solo, "The Holy CityJ"
same being Illustrated by pictui.
slides. Various children of liar,
church competed in the selling
tlcketB. Delbert Cole Won first'
prize of three dollars and Roy Youos"
the second prize of one dollar.
About the Planets.
The albedo or rcllcetlnx power f
the planets Is believed to give ti li'ut
r h to th'ir jili.f;i cnndlti"!!. In a
table prepured by I'rof. II. N. Itu-wit
the 1iIIi 1ii of the moon Ik given ii
0.07; Mercury, O.OfJ; Venn. .:!:
Mum, 0.15; Jupiter, O.rtfl; Sutuin,
Uranus, O.ffcl, and Neptune, .".".. lit
earth's ulliedo, measured fiv:u tli
etirthxhlne on the moon, lit. Iwtm
placed us high as 0.80, though u newr
calculation indicates OA'.. 'I'lte four
large planet have high allied" on uc
count of their cloud-laden ti Unisphere;
I hat of Mercury, with pnieticully o
e inohphere. Is low.
Old papers for sale at the HeraW
office. Papers are doue up In buss
dies at fi" and ten 'ens a bundle
fJNot a home ia this
city but has its ijutp. ot
discarded furniture, nips,
stoves perhaps, a wheel
barrow maybe.
A few cents for r
want ad and some one
who needs the very
article that lies rotting
in your garret will call
and pay you for it.
J You are Letter off
new owner is pleased
and the article itself is
contributing to the re
duction of the high cost
of living.
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