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You Can Save Time
and Money
just II we have.
We bought a few
HflD Post
Hinders to use ;is
ledger transfers,
but we found them
so practical so well
made and so dura
ble that we are
keeping most of
our office records
in them.
By using the
UHD-PaiZD stock
forms that fit these
binders wc hive
system-matized many of our operations and have saved
time and money. Here are some of the uses for which
we can get stock forms.
Bank Statement
Potty ("a ah
Monthly Statements
Salen Summary
Column Sheets
Caah Received
Accounts Payable
Pay Poll Record
Rill Payable
Check Record
Perpetual Inventory
Order Register -Receiving
Slip
Invoice Books
Combined Cash and
Journal
City Delivery RecelptB
Purchase Order Rec
ord Rill and Charge Sheets
(Dupl.)
Herald Publishing Co., Inc.
Alliance, Nebraska
I Use Herald
Duplicating
Sales Books
. htVC discovered that The
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Herald win acuw u me
Books at the same price 1 pay
the out-of-town eonipanie.
The hooks at1 made by one of
the largest iirms in the coun
t i v making sales hooks, and
tin y arc better than some made in Wbraska.
The llorald can supply any kind of duplicating book made
anywhere by anybody at their prices. More are some of the
duplicating hooks The Herald sells:
Duplicating Sales Books
Triplicating Sales Books
Special Order Duplicating Books
Duplicating Remittance Books
Duplicating Receipt Books
Grocers' and Butchers' Coupon Books
Herald Publishing Co.
Alliance, Nebraska
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Wall Paper and Paints '
The itori thai carries a complete stock. If you want wall
MpCting done we will attend to the entire job, measuring the
room, furnishiiiK the wall paper to suit you and employing the
paper hanger. It saves you trouble and worry. Try us. We
are also hca.hptai teis for ftgumw-
Lee's Poultry and Stock Preparations
At this store you can huy Lee's Lice Killer , l.ennooiic ;
l.ee sl.ice Powder; Lee's fg Maker and Thick (Jrower; Lee's
Best Conditional1, for stock; Lpg-o latum, egg preservative; L.c's
Dip, for catth-. sheep ami Bo ; and other effective Lee prepara
tions Now is the time to use Wood-Lark squirrel and gopher pois
on, ready prepared. Sure death to gophers, squirrels, mice,
prairie dogs, etc.
BRENNAN'S
Phnne H4 301 Box Butu Avenue Alliance, Nebraska
Mrs Crace Millar and daughter
Irene returned to their "home h( Lin
coln Friday.
Clare Welkei came Stindav for n
visit with his slBter Mrs Mahel
Clang.
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.inn iikoii nil -ill i i son OI
Scottsblun" came Friday for a. visit
with her husband, of this place.
Hi'iiny Humphreys returned to Re
lUoee, B. D., the latter part of last
reek.
Mrx. Frank NHiielsrhneider ami
children went to Korea Sunday and
spent couple of days visiting her
husband, who is Ending the roads
t hare.
Miss Ruth Katen CtM tip from
Alliance Saturday to visit her sister
Mr. Chan. Hoot of this place.
Quite a number of people from
hre were pienlelnR in Pine Ridge
Sunday.
Miss Mae Stoll from Johnstown.
Nebr., is visiting with Pearl Iiren-
sen of this place at the present time.
Grove Fosket Is attain emnloved In
Jerry Hutler's pool hall, after an ab
sence of two weeks.
'
Mr. and Mrs. B. 0, Shepherd and
Mrs. P. Ixrensen were visitors in
Alliance Wednesday between trains.
i. T. Hedgecock has moved his
garage into his new building. Mr.
Hedgecock has a first-class garage
now and Is equipped to do all kinds
of car repair work.
C. W. Ornham is the proud posses
sor of a new Chevolret car.
Mr. and Mrs. B. U. Shepherd,
Pearl Lorenson, Mae Stoll, Mabel
McClung and C. Welker autoed to
Ft. Robinson Tuesday to spend the
day fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Osborn and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ieavitt autoed to
Alliance Monday.
too
George Walker and Frank Caha
were business visitors in Alliance
Monday.
Luke Phillips, Bill Fosket, W. F.
Walker and Ora Phillips went to Al
liance Saturday to furnish the mar
tial music for Red Cross day.
Mrs. Ray Wood and little daughter
returned to their home at Antioch
the latter part of last week after a
few days' visit with home folks here
i
Several .auto loads of people went
to Alliance to bid the National Guard
good-bye and wish them good luck.
There were eight boys from here.
They are going to Ft. Crook, Nebr ,
to go into training.
Robert Telford moved his family
into their new residence that was
just completed, the latter part of
last week.
(Jeorge Oabus left last Friday-for
Sioux City, where he will be a short
time on business.
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Miss Christina Casseliug is back
at work at the Arlington cafe after a
two weeks' vacation.
Earl Hockey had the misfortune
to have his foot run over by an auto.
Altho it is painful, there were no
serious injuries done.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Weddel ami
family of Curly spent Sunday in
town with Mrs. Weddle's mother.
Mrs. Win. Fosket.
Miss Bet) i a Ruse was shopping in
Alliance Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norberf Fronapfel
autoed to Alliance Tuesday, where
the Mrs. will have some dental work
done.
Mrs. Sidney (irinies left Monday
for Iowa for a visit with relatives
there.
Mr. ami Mrs. Ben Johnson came
Tuesday morning on 41. Mrs. John
son was formerly Miss Bertha Par
kin.
Miss Klsie Greene V"U "li-
ance to spend a few rl (lot. ner
aunt.
Russell Mellck went to Alliance
Tuesday to meet his sister Miss Nel
lie who Is coming for a visit with her
brothers at this place.
Mrs. Roe Brown and children re
turned from Van Tassell. Wye. Fri
day, where the haa been for the past
week visiting her sister there.
Mrs. Frank Caha and daughter
Lillian and Daisy were Alliance
shoppers Monday.
f ipfeir Merit
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BLACK SAFETY TREAD TIRES
HE strength and durability of Coourich Elack Safety
Tread Tires are ground into . le roadi of our nation
from Maine to California.
Six Fleets of Goodrich Test Cars, heavy cars and light
cars, daily write the truth CiozX Goodrich 1 ires on the worst
roads in six widely different rcHons cf our country.
Sand, rod: end rjravel, cxid every
freak of climate etc testing ort
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miles of roughing it.
The answer cf tills nation-vica
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answer told in 200,000 tire mile 3
v;eekly is:
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Mnkcr of ibo famous BHvutOWfl Cord Tiro
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KEELER-COURSEY COMPANY
Phone 19 112-114 East Third Street Alliance, Nebraska
Joy to All Around Her.
A chei'i-ful, uiii'omiliiiulug wouihu
t the most wonderful human bcint; on
eurili. In I null he makes life for
herself and those around her "one
grand, sweet song." Whether she Is
rich or poor, old or young, edumted
or un'diicaied. iiinkes absolutely no
difference. 'I'he .'iiniple she sets and
the hope she brings to others are what
count, and everyone of us can, with
pi-.. tli. imii.-ite her. Kxchange.
Ncedtd Law.
That dear xounu mother dovu
:be street piece came to us ultuwkl
in tears yesterday aud usked us If we
wouldn't use our iurtueiice for the tin
mediate enactment of a law limit UU
(raiidmoihers to an eight-hour day. ex
plaining that then af working all night
with the tMlby she might undo the
spoiling done iu the ciurse of the time
v In n she bad no control om i tier cbiid.
Columbus (o.) Jourual.
A Bounteous Stream of Profits Flowing Through the Arch of
. Salesmanship
John McCoy, M D.
Office and Hospital
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