THE ALLIANCE HERALD, ALLTAKCE, NEBRASKA, NOVEMBER 20, 1919
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Rough Dry, 8c per pound. Alli
ance Steam Laundry.
Call 160. Ilough Dry, 8c per
lb. Alliance Steam Laundry.
Carl Rockey spent the week end
at the Trabert ranch.
For Sale Small potatoes in
bushel or half bushel lots, delivered
In Alliance. Thone Birch 8133. 51
Trimmed and tailored Hat at
cost at our place. lllghland-llollo-way
Co. 51
Don't suffer with foot trouble.
You can get Scholl's appliances at
the Alliance Shoe Store. 51
J. W. Moss of the freight house
force and his wife havo ben spend
ing the past two weeks with relatives
in Marshall, Mo.
Experts In foot trot bios will
serve you at the Alliance Shoe S'ore.
Read the big national announcement
today. 51
Alex M. Olds and Miss Grace
Spealtnan, both of Hemingford, were
issued a license to wed by Judge
Tash on Tuesday of this week.
Mission by Dominican Fathers
Wynn and Thuente at the Church of
the Holy Rosary, November 23 to 30
Inclusive. Hear these men. Every
body welcome.
The 164 Cleaners and Tailors
carry the popular-priced Danforth
Woolen Mills line of Men's Clothes.
Suits made to order, $32 and up.
You will be measured by an expert
and your clothes will fit. Call and
see line of samples. 51
D. E. Gantz, formerly salesman
with the wholesale house In St.
Louts, Mo., arrived In the city the
first of the week and is now in the
employ of the Golden Rule. Mr.
Gantx had been acquainted with Mr.
Barnett for some time. He plans
to bring his wife to Alliance In the
near future.
The height of fashionable styles
made into made-to-measure snappy
serge and tweed suits; also over
coats, at real moderate lving prices,
$35.50 to $58.50. The Leeds Woolen
Co., represented by-R, Bulger at the
Eagle barber shop, 121 Box Butte
avenue. 51
After a good many days of In
activity, the police court got some
action again Monday morning, when
Police Judge Roberts assessed fines
of $25 and costs against two colored
men, Earl Johnson and Otis Jones,
who had been taken in tow by Night
Marshal Nova Taylor, who discovered
them engaged In shooting crops.
County Judge Tash has been
kept busy the past few weeks issuing
marriage licenses. As a rule, this
nart of his duties does not take up
a very large proportion of the Judge's
time, but the past week or so tne li
cense business has made a record
Twenty licenses were issued during
the last nineteen days, and in eleven
of these, the Judge was called upon
to perform the ceremony.
E. L. Bishop and Secretary
Jones, members of the Community
club committee on the forming of a
racing, circuit to take in nearby
towns, expect to be able to report
definite plans and arrangements at
the coming meeting of the club's di
rectors-. It has provea a aimcuu
matter to arrange suitable railway
schedules in this country of mag
nificent distances between stations,
but the committee, which has been
working on the problem for some
weeks, believe that a satisfactory so
lution is near at hand.
Hough Dry, 8c per pound. Alli
ance Steam laundry.
Call 16(. Hough Dry, 8c per
lb. Alliance Steam Ijnundry.
D. E. rurmton received some
Chester White hogs Sunday which he
purchased while In Ravenna.
Treat yourself right. Save one
third on your Coat at our place.
Highland-Hollow ay Co. 51
Attorney J. E. Torter of Craw
ford is attending the session of dis
trict court this week.
The 164 Cleaners are equipped
to clean and press your clothes, alter
them it necessary. Just call No. 164.
The name Is the number. ' 51
In another column The Herald
carries an announcement y Duncan
& Son to the effect that they have
purchased the Gaddis market in the
same building and will hereafter
conduct. Read their advertisement
and profit by what it tells you.
A smack at high cost of living!
A Leeds Woolen or Uvally & Co.,
made-to-measure Suits and Overcoats
at prices from $35.50 to $58.50. A
trial will convince. A guaranteed fit.
Call and inspect samples. R. Bulger,
Eagle barber shop. 51
George Fennlng of Alliance
Shoe Store has completed a course
In practipedics, the science of giving
foot comfort and correcting the cause
of foot troubles. He will be able to
give expert advice on fitting of Dr.
Scholl's foot comfort appliances. The
Alliance Shoe Store Invites you to
call for free examination. 61
One of the largest and most im
portant sales in the history of Ne
braska was held at the Hamilton
ranch last Monday. It was very well
attended, considering the condition
of the road. Thirty-five hundred
acres of land were sold In one tract
at $8.25 per acre. The farm imple
ments and livestock brought a good
price.
Frank Mulloy, formerly an Alli
ance ranchman, but now living in
the south sandhills, visited friends In
Alliance Wednesday and Thursday.
B. A. Munson of Aurora Monday
evening concluded a visit of several
days' duration in Alliance, where he
spent some days with his son, A. R.
Munson, an employe of The Herald,
and in Sterling, Colo., where he vis
ited with two brothers. Mr. Munson
conducts a good sized furniture es
tablishment in Aurora, and while not
a printer, managed to render con
siderable valuable assistance in the
closing hours of our work on the M.
E. Conference minutes, published by
The Herald's Job department. He
recalls another time when he assisted
printers In need, years ago, when
the Watklns boys were in Blue Hill
instead of Hastings, he and a brother
manufactured their first printing
press for them. He had a pleasant
time during' the whole of his vaca
tion, and the whole Herald force re
gretted to see him leave.
A son was born to County At
torney ana Mrs. iee iiasye on
Wednesday morning of this week,
and Lee has been passing around a
box of particularly fragrant cigars.
The youngster has not been named
as yet, so presumably suggestions
are in order.
J. H. Carroll of the freight house
has been 111 for a few days the first
of the week, but was back on the
Job Wednesday morning.
Rough Dry. 8c per pound. Alli
ance Steam Laundry.
I carry a full line of Hawlclgh
Product. W. M. Cut to, at Fairmont
Creamery Co.
lct one of those Fur Trimmed
Coatn at our place. Highland-Hollo-way
Co. 51
There is no need of sending
your clothes out of Alliance for
cleaning and pressing. The 164
Cleaners are equipped with modern
machinery which is operated by ex
perts. The name Is the number. Call
No. 164. ,- 51
Call at the Eagle barber Bhop
and view those factory-to-customer
samples of Suits and Overcoats pro
duced by the Leeds Woolen Mills.
Prices, $35.5,0 to $58.50. We guar
antee to please. Represented by R.
Bulger. 51
L. N. Hubliti was a pleasant
caller at The Herald office Wednes
day morning, leaving a renewal sub
scription during his stay. His son,
Harvey, will be home for good along
about the first of March, and they
are waiting the time as patiently as
may be. Harvey spent over two
years in the service of Uncle Sam, a
year of it in this country and an
other year In France, from which
country he returned a few months
ago. He is now engaged in the rev
enue service in New York city, but
plans to quit within a few months
and return to Alliance.
Call 160. Rough Dry, 8c per
lb. Alliance Steam Laundry.
Treat yourself light. Save one
third on your Coat at our place.
Ilighlaml-llolloway Co. 61
Don't suffer with foot troubles.
You can get Scholl's appliances at
the Alliance Shoe Store. 61
A new linoleum haB been or
dered for the offices of the Com
munity club.
I. S. Johnson was In from his
ranch Sunday and dropped in this
office for a brief chat. He says that
under the beneficent management of
rat roads by the government, ship
ments of livestock haB become a
source oj diversion and recreation for
brakemen. Some weeks ago, he was
shipping cattle at the same time as
Henry Hier was shipping. The cars
were placed at 3 o'clock for loading,
one of Henry's steers Jumped the
boards and hit the high places over
the hills. Cowmen took after the
gentleman cow and the brakeman,
desirous of trying his hand at cow
punching, borrowed Mr. Johnson's
horse and saddle and the train waited
for the return of Henry's steer and
the brakeman before getting started.
As a result of this uelay, he was
compelled to unload and feed at Lin
conl, with the additional cost of $24,
when the train proceeded on its Jour
ney to omana, arriving mere
Wednesday afternoon. He is not
sure whether the government 1b op
erating trains for recreation cf
brakemen or for the purpose of sell
ing hides and bones to the packing
companies, the flesh having dwindled
from the cattle while enjoying their
three days' ride, but he does knew
that under the present system, the
source for taking complaints is to
the Almighty, there being no human
willing to acknowledge responsibil
ity for receiving complaints. Mr.
Johnson says he would be willing to
acknowledge the advantage of this
beautiful system of transportation, if
the loss fell on the other fellow, but
it seems quite outrageous to him.
Antloch NewB.
Hough Dry, 8c per pound.
ance Steam laundry.
Alii-
GRANDMA NEVER LET .
HER HAIR GET GRAY
She Kept Her Locks Dark and
Glossy, with Sage Tea
and Sulphur.
Wren you darken vour nalr wKlaSecre
Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell, be
cause it's done so naturally, so evenly.
rrepanng this mixture, though, at homo
is muy and troublesome. For 60 cents
you can buy at any drug store the ready
io-use preparation, improved by the, addi
tion of other ingredients, called Wyeth
Sage and Sulphur Compound." You lust
dampen a sponge or aoft brush with It
and draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at a time. By morning
all gray hair disappears, and. after an
other application or two, your hair be
comes beautifully darkened, glossy and
luxuriant.
Gray, faded hair, though no disgrace,
is a sign of old age, and as we all de
sire a youthful and attractive appear
ance, gel busy at once with Wyeth's Sags
and Sulphur Compound and look years
younger. This ready-to-use preparation
is a delightful toilet requisite and not a
medicine. It is not intended for the cure,
mitigation or prevention of disease.
It Is Not
Too Early
to begin thinking of your Holiday purchases.
One gift very often overlooked by the busy
buyer, but nevertheless greatly appreciated
by the recipient is a beautifully designed
and worded
Chaistmas Card
or Christinas Motto
We have a large selection containing many
artistically decorated cards and mottos
which give genuine Christmas cheer. The
mottos are framed and make possibly a more
lasting remembrance.
Mann Music and Art Co.
Alliance National Bank Building.
The telephone company has wages to pay
and supplies to buy.
Both these expenses are far above what they
were a few years ago.
Hence, rates must be higher now if satisfac
tory telephone service is to be furnished.
NEBRASKA TELEPHONE COMPANY
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How to Have Comfortable Feet
Whatever Your Trouble it Can be Relieved
If you are one of the millions of persons who are suffering from
foot troubles, you'll be interested in the week of November 17-22!
For months we have been making special preparations for this
week! For months Dr. Wm. M. Scholl, the internationally known
authority on foot troubles, has been co-operating with us in prepar
ing for this one week! Together, we have been working to make it
mark the beginning of a new standard of foot comfort service-a
service for all who suffer from foot troubles, with the character of a
specialist's help, yet available to the millions a service that should
seek first to relieve, then to correct the cause of the wrong condi
tion indeed, a new standard of foot comfort service.
FOR TIRED, ACHING FEET
Dr. Scholl's Foot Easer eases the feet, body,
and nerves. A simple scientific appliance worn
inside the shoe that distributes and equalizes
the weight of the body. It gives a springy sup
port to the arch; relieves tired, aching feet,
cramped toes, and weak arches; and prevents
"flat foot." Dr. Scholl's Foot Easers are made
in sizes for men, women and children.
There is a Dr. Scholl appliance or remedy
for every form of foot trouble. .
They Can Ho Worn in
YOUR Shoe. You don't
need to buy new ones.
Two Graduate Practipedists
To this ideal the experience of a specialist's life time has been
given. Here you will find two graduate Practipedists foot experts
trained in Dr. Scholl's methods who understand your foot trou
bles. They will demonstrate to you the scientific way of giving
them relief and correction. As always, this demonstration is free.
Find out, this week, how you can have comfortable feet!
Examination Means No More Embarrassment Than Fitting Shoes
The Alliance Shoe St
ore
