Celebrate July 4th in Scottsbluff.
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Mrs. Charles Owen is quite ill with
m attack of la grippe.
The real estate, rattle and insur
ince firm of Mailey and Jeffers ad-
ise that business with them is boom
ing. The sale of a quarter-section
of fine Ttox Butte county land this
ast week, together with plenty of in
surance business, makes them feel
ptimiBtic.
M M. Kelley of Bridgeport, state
Kent for the Security Fire and stock
Insurance company, and L. M. Mc
i 'lennan of Lincoln, state agent for
the Sick & Accident Insurance com
pany of that city, were in Allinnco
nd surrounding territory last a-eek.
They are represented locally by
Mailey & Jeffers.
No more thn fifty memberships
jllowrd in tlif "White" Progressive
lub.
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Walter C. Weiss was first assist
nt chief clerk of the Nebraska
Mouse of Representatives at the 1917
xftssion. He is also a member of the
Democratic state central committee.
In a letter to The Herald this week
ie says, "Would like to look over
our wonderful western Nebraska,
but am more likely to see beautiful
Prance." Which means, of course,
that Walter has registered and be
ing without exemptions is liable to be
-alled to the colors. If he makes as
'Ht a fighter as he is assistant chief
lerk, the Germans had better watch
out for him.
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H. M. Bushnell. Jr., secretary of
the Alliance Commercial Club, came
into The Herald office one day this
week and asked to see some samples
at "Invitations." Naturally, we sup-
ost'd they were wedding invitations,
and quizzed him regarding them. He
.dvisi'd us that he had "wedding in
surance." In explaining tie stated
that he had kept all of the invitations
nent to him during the past several
years mid that he intended to send
one, when his time came in the dis
tant future, to each and every cou
ple to whom he had been obliged to
send a wedding present, with the ex
pectation of having a whole house
full of furniture, etc.
Nine bottles of Scotch whiskey
Mere stolen from a box in a Burling
ton freight car. and seven bottles
jrom another caae, probably all the
'hleves could carry. Special Agent
Burke of the Burlington immediate
ly got busy on the case and succeed
ed in finding a quantity of liquor
oearlng the same labels and corre
sponding in other respects.
Frank Neil, employed on the Bur
lington rip-track force, was arrested
ftaturdty rooming and $io for being
intoxicated. He had a quantity of
(lquor stored under the rafters at his
rooming house.
Twenty-livi- ecnta will put n new
'White" Ilotary Sewing Machine in
our home on the easy payment plan.
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P. L. Dodd, division agent for the
dams Kxpress company, left Satur
day night for Salt Lake City to as
sist in placing the service of the Ad
ims Express on the line of the West
ern Pacific railway company, effect
ive July 1. September 1 the Adams
Express company will acquire the
lines operated by the D. & R. O. rail
way company, and this will give the
Adams people a coast-to-coast serv
ice. Agent Tinkcom wiH look after
important matters in the territory
during Mr. Dodd's absence.
Mrs. P. L. Dodd and children left
Sunday for Lincoln where they will
visit relatives during the summer va
cation. FURNISHED ROOM for rent. 315
Niobrara. MrB. John H. Carroll.
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Mra. M. M. Reynolds returned
rrom Casper Thursday.
Mrs. C. A. Newberry and children
left Tuesday for Omaha and Chicago.
An Alliance business man who has
a new car, one of the finest made,
took a number of the boys to Scotts
bluff Sunday afternoon to attend the
ball game there between the team
from Alliance and that of Scotts
bluff. On the way home the autos
.carrying the bunch were unfortunate
enough to get mired down where
tome energetic Scottsbluff county
farmer had "irrigated" the roadway.
The Alliance auto owner all but lost
his temper and did temporarily lose
confidence in his car when it refused
to become a German submarine and
pull itself out of the mudhole. We
understand he is now planning on
equipping the car with a periscope
and a propeller and rudder so as to
be ready in the future to travel land
or seas (of mud).
E. J. Straub and wife of Gales
burg. Ilk, are visiting W. M. Weid-
enhamer and family.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Oantz left
Wednesday for Omaha, Kansas City
and Denver.
Mrs. Robert Gavin visited in Alli
ance Wednesday between trains with
Dispatcher Gavin and family. Mrs.
Gavin and children were on their
way to Dalton, where they will make
their home.
Mrs Jerry Madden and daughter
returned Wednesday to their home at
Sheridan. Wyo.
Jos. Duhon was at the court house
Wednesday of last week. He came
in to bring in the registration re
turns from Lawn precinct. After
keeping the registration place open
until midnight he drove six miles to
catch a train to Alliance. He is one
Of the well-known and prominent
farmers of that part of Box Butte.
Returning, he reached Marslaud and
then walked six miles b iore he went
to bed. When it la considered that
all this was done without pay and
this added to the fact that he was
born in Bohemia, one cannot help but
express admiration for a man of this
type.
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Do you know what 25 cents will
do?
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Mrs. Robert Holden of Sheridan.
Wyo., returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Dan Fltzpatrick and children
ware Denver visitors tho first of the
week.
Do you know what lift routs will
do?
The Haddorff Music House has se
cured the room In the Alliance hotel
used as a private dining room, and
will add this to the regular store
room. The Interior is being remod
eled and refiniahed and when com
pleted the Haddorff people will have
one of the finest display rooms for
pianos in the country. The Alliance
hotel grill room will be moved Into
the room until recently occupied by
Homer Wilson. The Grill room is
boing handsomely finished and will
be more convenient than the old one.
Twetuy-flr cent will put n new
"White" Itotary Hewing Machine in
your home on tho easy payment plan.
Mrs. j. s. Adams and daughter re
turned today to their home at Ells
worth. Mr. Adams, who came up
with them Wednesday, left on the
afternoon train for Oshkosh. on bus
iness. T. E Stevens of Omaha, president
of the Potash Products Company of
Hoffland. was an Alliance visitor.
Monday.
Messrs Heritor, llorkonberger and
Chambers, of Columbus, Nebr.. were
in Alliance last a'eek on business
connected with their ranch holdings
twelve miles north of Alliance. This
is the land they purchased last fall
from W. 8. Arheson. It was the first
tlmo they had viewed the land and
were highly pleased with the country
and the prospects of another bumper
crop this year.
Do you know what JOT cent will
do?
Knglneer A. P. Gordon wont to
Denver the first of the week.
Penrose E. Romlg returnod from
Omaha Wednesday on 41.
Robert Hunter of Hemlngford,
son of James Hunter of Alliance,
was operated on Monday at St. Jos
eph's hospital for apendlcltis. He
it getting along nicely and expect to
be out In due time.
Mra J. A. Johnson left Sunday tor
Kansas City and points In Illinois.
She expects to be away several
woekj.
Bert Duncan went to Casper. Wyo.,
Sunday for a several days' visit.
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Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hall made
trip to Bonner Sunday.
William I a M".n spent Sunday la
Scottsbluff.
Mrs. J. II. Hull and children left
Thursday for Des Moines, Is.
Phone 589
Phone 589
Special Sale of GROCERIES
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By The Hamilton Grocery CO. Profit-Sharing Store
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Read This Price List Thoroughly and See What You Can Save
By Buying Here. These are Extraordinary
Bargains for You.
.HIGH PATENT FLOUR, per sack , $3.25
GRANULATED SUGAR, PER SACK, 100 lbs $8 95
GRANULATED SUGAR, 11 lbs $1.00
PBBSB MADE PEANUT BUTTER (made every day, or
made while you wait) this is the purcHt of butter,
and we will for a time sell you, 1 lb. for 25c
TRY THIS AND YOU WILL FIND IT IS DIFFERENT.
BUY YOUR COFFEE AND TEAS NOW WHILE WE HAVE
THEM, as we will sell all we bave at tbe old price.
Best B. Santos Pcaberry, the swell coffee, worth 30c, per lb. 25c
Highest grade San Marto Coffee, worth 40c 35c lb., 3 for $1.00
Old Master Coffee (nothing better), worth 45c per lb 40c
Tea Siftings, worth 35c per lb. 25c
Extra fine uncolored Japan Tea, worth 30c per ' lb 23c
Schillings BEST TEA, worth 35c per ft lb - 30c
Aibuckles High Grade Gunpowder Tea, worth 40c : lb. 35c
Lipton's Yellow Label Tea per H. lb 38c
SOME SPECIALS FOR YOU
5-lb. Can of the very best PRUNES (elcaned and sterilis
ed), special 85c
No. 2 Can of the very best PRUNES (cleaned and steriliz
ed), special 80c
Corn Starch, Gloss Starch or Celluloid Starch, per package 10c
LARGE JAB OF ,1AM 28c
Large bottle of PLAIN or STUFFED OLIVES, worth 35c
pet bottle, .28:
MACARONI or SPAGHETTI, per package 10c
Large quart of ARMOUR'S GRAPE JUICE 50c
Soap
Special
This is your last chance to buy these laundry soaps for this money, as you
will have to pay 10c for laundry soaps in a little while. Buy now and save money
2 Packages of fancy Seeded Raisins 25c
2 Packages of fancy Seedless Raisins 35c
2 Packages fancy Cleaned Currants . 35c
None-Such Miuce Meat, per package 10c
All Spices, per can 9e; 3 for 25c
1 lb. Can SWEET CREAM BAKING POWDER (the very
best), per can 20c
Small can Crisco, worth 60c, special, per can 50c
PURITY COMPOUND (the very best shortening )- try
this per lb. 25c
E. C. 0am Flakes buy NOW per package 10c
Large box of Safe Home Matches (more for your money)
per box 6c
Fancy Pinto Beans (better than the white beans), per lb. 18s
1 lb. tall light pink Salmon, worth 23c per can, 18c, 2 for 35c
1 lb. tall real pink Salmon, worth 25c per can 23c, 2 for 45c
1 lb. Hat Salmon, Fancy Royal Chinook worth 35c per can 30c
1 lb. Flat Pure Red Alaska, worth U5c per can 29c, 2 for. 55c
15c Glass of Prepared Mustard 10c
Extra Large Jar of Prepared Mustard, worth 25c per jar 15c
Large Bottles of Sweet or Sour Pickles, worth lioc bottle, 28s
FRESH COOKIES OF ALL KINDS, worth 30c-per lb. 25c
TRY OUR CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, and in
fact all lines, as we handle the best of everything.
6 Bars of White Russian Laundry Soap 25c
5 Bars of FLAKE WHITE Laundry Soap 25c
4 Bars of P. & G. White Naptha Soap 25c
3 Bars of Jap Rose Toilet Soap 25c
8 Bars of Kirk Olive 25c
PALM OLIVE SOAP, par bar lOc
MASON JARS
BUY THESE BEFORE THS1 GO HIGHER, as all (U
have been advanced.
QUART JARS (Mason), per dozen 65c
PINT JAR8 (Mason), par doatt) 60c
We invite you to come into our new store and there you will find the very lowest of prices
and you will SAVE MONEY BY TRADING HERE.
phone sss HAMILTON GROCERY CO.
Make Your Money Make Money by Trading Here
PHONE 589
