Summer Tours, 1918
The public is advised that Colorado Summer resorts, such bn
h' eky Mountain NstiOtlsl'EstGt Pftrk, Colorado Springs, M;initou
and hundreds of others plans will ! opened for patronage as umihI.
Accommodations in Bftttf Park arc very xlmsivc mid ran lake cart'
of thousands.
Tito usual resorts of the Mack Hills are open ; likewise the mucin s
in the Sherniau-Hi(f Horn Mountains locality; also the ranches Blottfj
the Cody Rosd in the Abssroki Mountains.
The Yellowstone Park hotels will not ho opened, lui (he Park
Permanent Camps will he operated via the Gardiner gateway.
Ulacier National Pars will he under lull operation for tpurinta.
Choosjj your locality; ask us for printed
matter and covts nm! lot us otherwise serve you.
S. H. COLE, Agent, Alliance, Neb.
L. W. WAKELEY, General Passenger Agent.
1004 Famam Street. Omaha, Nebraska
Hit Patience Exhausted.
A Mend Ntssl t hMM Max. ui
lay when In- thotiRht alio hml been toe
rongh with hint ho jammed his hand
li pp Into his nvernll noekets unit, bark
tig nwiiy from hor. nkd, "What dc
you think 111 BOIPttMH 99
ir sonn-thlng went?"
lluy War Savings Stamps.
DELCO-UGHT
The complete Electric Light and
Power Plant
The IS (SSt i suropt and most eco
SUSilOSl form of ltuht and power.
ACKKS H LYTLK, Alliance, Ntr.
41S riicjoone Ao. Phone 5fl
DRAFTED MEN
CLASS 1-A
ACCEPTED
BY EXAMINATION BOARD
This Means
That
YOU
Are Going
Sure
A photograph as a roiuoiuhranoo is unsurpassable. It will moan more to
those you leave behind than anything you could ofi'cr. "She" wants a pic
ture of you wants it badly, hut niayho she doesn't like to urge it. It's the
least you can do. It's a little act of kindness and it's something you will never
regret. There can bo only one motive that can cause you to neglect it and that
is selfishness. Da it at once. Today!
The
Herald's
Free Offer
Any man who is to enter the service of the United States,
who cither intends to enlist or believes he may be drafted
may, by going to the Van Graven studio at Alliance; have
a sitting made at no expense to himself and putting him
uuder no obligations. The pictures will be turned over to
The Alliance Herald to be published, in The Herald in the
event that he should distinguish himself in any way or
shiuld receive advancement from the government.
FIVE GOOD REASONS
WHY YOl SHOULD HAVE A
THK U HO EKTAI NTY
1. You are subject to call any min
ute; it may be this week and it may not
be until next month. To delay may
mean that you may be forced to leave
without leaving behind the most cher
ished remembrance Your Photograph.
THE EXPENSE
2. The expense of a photograph is
trifling; in fact its range is so wide that
it will suit any pocketbook. Read The
Herald's free offer in this ad.
THE APPROl'MATENESS
3. There cannot and never will be a
time like the present for you to have
that picture taken. You know that you
are going "Somewhere in France," and
you each one know that you will return;
but when? It may be a year or sooner
and it may not be for several years.
Your photograph will act as an inspira
tion to those at home. How often will
the wife, the sweetheart and tne mother
look at It, study it, and ponder over It.
If they can't have you with them the
next best thing they will want is your
photograph.
PHOTOGRAPH MADE AT OWE
THE OUIJOATION
4. You owe allegiance to two things:
your home and your country. You aro
now forced to neglect one for the other.
It is as much your duty to leave "Her"
as happy and contented as possible as it
is to fight. Your picture will "Do its
bit."
THE OUAUITY
5. Last and most Important comes the
question as to where to have the pic
ture taken. (Read The Herald's free of
fer). You may be able to send home
snapshots of yourself after you have
left but they will never take the place
of the photogrph "she" wil have fram
ed and keep prominently displayed
while you are gone and after you come
back.
You will both be sorely disappointed
with the quality of the photo if you
wait and pay the exorbitant price a camp
photographer will charge. Quotations
from National Photographic Journals
show the work that is done by these
camp photographers is of the porrest
quality, the likeness sometimes being
hardly recognizable, and they strongly
urge the boys to patronize a legitimate
photographer before it is too late,
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All Kinds of
HAYING MACHINERY
Including the famous
Loosbrock Stacker
and the celebrated
Bain Wagons
De Laval Cream Separators Farm Trucks
Gas Engines Dayton Airless Tires
Lubricating Auto Oils and Greases
The Farmers' Union
Alliance, Nebraska
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Hemingford
A. M Miller was In Alliance for
a short time Saturday evntnj;.
Miss DMt drives was an Alliance
visitor during the week.
o
Mr a 'nl Mrs. Elinor Mot visited
Willi fl lends In Alliance for n COUpli
of day the llrst of the week.
o i
Mrs Will lltirhman returnet 10 tu t
homo in Alliance Sunday after a
couple ol days' visit with tier inotlu i
0
Mr. aid Mrs. A. P. Haynes spent
Sunda with Mr. anil Mrs. K. L.
Vauulm
o
Chatlis Mornvlk wns In from th
ranch for an oer-ninht visit wil'i
his parents Saturday night.
Somewhere in the U. 5. A,
3D
Gtnrrtea Hall, of ( anion, WM in
town Saturday after supplies prepara
tory to hayinr
Mrs Melntyre returned to her
hotte at Omaha Wednesday after a
month's visit here with her sister.
Mrs. ('. W. Graham.
Mrs Margaret Greene and MrB. C.
A. Shimller and son returned Friday
from a rouple of days slay nt Ant loch.
o
Glen Pierce, who Is attending;
school at Chadron, spent the Fourth
with home folks and friends.
Otto Uhrlg autoed over to Chadron
Sunday taking his sisters, Misses Net
tle and Margaret. hacK to attend
school The young ladies had been
home for the Fourth of July vacation.
They were aceompanled over by their
sister. Miss Ida Uhrlg.
o
Mrs I'sther Wolvertor. arrived here
Friday from Cnmp Cody. N. M..
where she had been with her hus
band who has been in training there.
It is stated that Mr. Wolverlon has
been railed to overseas duty.
SOI
Born on Wednesday, July 3, to Mr.
and Mrs. Ivor Meeker, a son.
in i
Born on Thursday, July 4, to Mr.
and Mrs. KJner Chrlstensen. a daugh
ter. 101
Rita Michael arrived the latter part
o7 the week for'a visit with her moth
er and other relatives and friends.
Mrs. Phil Michael, Sr., visited at
the ('has. Hucke home Inst week.
Johnnie Jelinek and wife, of Tor
rlngton, Wyo., arrived here Wednes
day for a visit with Mr. Jelinek's par
I ents They left here for tneir Home
I Sunday, Johnnie having been called
to military servlee and had to report
i luinuiuu .ii oiM i-
O
Mrs. C. W. Graham and Vera left
the latter part of the week for a cou
ple of weeks' visit with friends In the
eastern part of the state,
Mr. and Mrs. H .L. Bushnell and
little granddaughter came down from
Van Tassel, Wyo.. Monday night for
a visit with old friends and neigh
Iwrs. Robert Ball Is back on the dray
again, having returned Sunday from
Missouri, where he was called a cou
ple of weeks ago to see his son who
was very ill. The young man Is re
covered sufficiently to accompany his
father home.
Orville Kidwell had business In Al
liance the first of the weex.
H. R. Olds and family left Tues
day noon for the potasn fields in
northern Wyoming. They went by
auto rgute and expect to te away
some time.
The Rebekahs met and organize!
la W. S. S. society Monday evening
i This society is to be the Liberty W.
8. S. society. Mrs. Luella Walker
was chosen president and Mrs.
Blanche Graham secretary. Any one
not belonging lo any other society is
invited to join hls society.
o
Miss F.lla Peking and John Foley
-vi re gnited in t'lirriage at the St.
Bridget's church In this city Mondny.
Hlly 8. We extend to this couple
l arty congratulations.
Mrs. MeCluaV spe&l Saturday night
nd Sunday in Alliance.
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Convert Your Useless Articles
Into Cash for the Red Cross
Have you stopped to consider the cash" possibilities of the old P
metals, rubber and rags that have been thrown away around your
home?
Have you thought what a vast amount of money that would bring
in lor Red Cross work if you were" to gather up all these articles
and telephone for our motor truck to call at your door?
Here Is an opportunity for you to help the Red Cross without It
costing you a single cent. A little time spent in collecting the ar
ticles Is all the work you will be put to. We will caH for them and
pay you the highest cashprlce.
WM Alii: PAVING 91.25 A Hl'NDRKi)
FW OLD RAG8.
The Alliance Fur, Hide & Metal
Company
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Contributed
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Alliance, Nebr., July 10, 1918
To the Editor of The Herald:
It has been liiv Pleasure In b
your growing city for two days and to
ee something of Box Butte county.
In the five vears since I have last
seen your framing and generul build
ing development there has been a
marked improvement. I do not won
der at the Increase in your land
values and the renewed demand for
, both farming and grazing acreage. It
(us to me that you people do net
appreciate your good land for what it
is Worth. No better land In western
Nebraska on certain Union Pacific
points is selling for nearly double the
price you are asking.
i Import more farmers, stick
Plow into this black ground.
: break into these vast stretches
grazing somewhat. I reenenizn thnt
grazing is a vital Industry, but more
of this fine tillable ground should be
redeemed and made .o blossom as the
rose. No better corn can be found
for sore eyes. You have the wheat
and oats and alfalfa and flax. Adver
tise your county. There are a million
of people In Nebraska aloue that do
not know about this county.
L. C. OBERUES.
the
and
of
Get All of the High Priced
Butter Fat
That Your Cows Produce!
Make your butter fat bring you
$20.00 more for every cow you
own, every year. The
7
mm
CREAM
gets every bit of the
valuable butter fat to
the merest trace.
Come and see it at
NEWBERRY'S
Hardware Co.
and you will learn
that the Viking is the
most simply and
scientifically con
structed separator
made. The Viking
skims as close, runs as
easy, is easier to clean
than any separator
at aty price !
See it today! We will be glad to demonstrate for you
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