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Tllfi ALLIANCE lIEKALtt, ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA, DECEMBER 5, 1919.
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THEATRE
Sat. Dec. 6
Big
Western
Vaudeville
-Acts
a err i
Daffy Jones, Jr
12 minutes of comedy
magic, entirely different
line of talk and tricks
than any other which you
have had.
ACT II
Le Boa and
Sauline
in 12 minutes of screams,
presenting "Sis Ilopkins"
in New York. An act that
pleases the young and old.
ACT III -
Miss Clara
Reville
Soubrette, is "One Babyl
who is not quite grown up.
ACT IV
Dearwin and
Gushee
in 15 minutes of Piano
logue and Impersonation.
Miss Dearwin writes all
her own songs and is con
sidered to be a second Nan
Ilalperin.
ACT V
-a r A TT T
jvir..n. iewis
Five Native Hawaiians In
25 minutes of native songs
and high class music.
PHOTO PLATS
Clara Kimball Young and
her company present
"Shirley Kaye"
Comedy
Jeff and Matt Cartoon
'V Comedy
Charley Chaplin in '
"A Night in the Show"
George D. Darling returned
Thursday from a two weeks' buying
trip that took htm to St. Joseph,
Kansas City, Omaha, where he was
Joined by Mrs. Darling, Chicago, She
boygan and back by . way of Omaha.
He was able to secure some desirable
merchandise for the Christmas trade,
of which quite a little has already
arrived.
Call 160. Hough Dry 8c per lb.
Alliance Steam laundry. 2
The usual warnings by the post
office are being sent out in advance
of the Christmas rush. Christmas
parcels, they say, should be wrapped
, securely, addressed plainly and
I mailed early. They may be marked
t "Fir. nnt nnan until Ptirlatmaa" nr
. ' T UUb V Y . Mill.. X 1 IJ I 111 U w.
with some similar direction.
Call 100. Hough Dry 8c per lb.
Alliance Steam Laundry. 2
A. E. Fisher, of the Nebraska
State bank at Bridgeport, was in Al
liance Saturday on business. He
made The Herald office a pleasant
call to renew acqualntence with the
Burr boys, both of whom he has
known for a good many years. Mr.
Fisher was for some time superin
tendent of schools In Aurora. He
was on his way to Chadron, where
his father, Eugene K. Fisher, one of
the old settlers of that locality, is in
a serious condition.
(let the best price for your
hides, at O'Bonnon Bros., West Third
street. 62
City Manager Smith is taking
steps to see that adequate fire pro
tection is afforded the city of Alli
ance. "Silver" Longton has .been
temporarily placed in charge of the
fire truck, taking the place of Leon
ard Pilklngton. Mr. Longton is an
electrician and muchly prefers to go
back to his regular Job, but in the
meantime is standing by ready to
fight fires. There is already one
room In the city hall occupied by city
employes who sleep there nights and
hold themselves In readiness to an
swer fire calls. Another room is be-'
ing fitted up, and within a week or
ten days there will be four men con
stantly on the Job.
City Manager Smith is figuring
on adding two paid firemen to the
city's fire fighting force. The city
employes who have been on emer
gency duty have been worked pretty
hard. One of them has had but four
hours oft in the last fifteen days.
Say Man, buy that fur trimmed
coat for tier. One-tnlrd off regular
price. lllghland-llolloway V.
Rev. A. J. Kearns has been' ap
pointed as a rresbyterlan representa
tive to the interchurch world move
ment conference at Lincoln, Decem
ber 3 to 5.
You cAl not go to the trouble
of sending your hides away from Al
liance. O'ltannon llros. will buy all
you have and pay the highest market
price for them. In this way freight
rates on small shipments will not
consume all the profit. 62
Special Agent T. J. Smith has
received word from Fall River, S. D.,
that Wednesday morning a Jury In
circuit court, after a three-day legal
battle, including two night sessions
of court, had brought in a verdict
of guilty in the case against Z. L.
Coffin of Ardmore, S. D., on a charge
of bootlegging. Coffin was tried on
September 19 in county court and
found guilty, but the case was ap
pealed. Mr. Smith feels a special In
terest in the case because of the fact
that he inade.the arrest. A number
of state agents from Pierre, S. D.,
were present at the trial.
Call 160. Rough Dry 8c per lb,
Alliance Steam Laundry. 2
Special Agent T. J. Smith of the
Burlington is today in Rapid City
S. D.. where he Is in attendance at
the trial of Theo. Bennett and Alvln
Prickett of Hill City, S. D., who were
arrested November 29 on a charge
of attempting to wreck a train
Sheriff Cessenay of Rapid City and
Mr. Smith made the arrests.
Get What They
Are Worth
There is no need of taking a short price on Furs these days.
They are worth money.
Muskrats, properly handled, will average from $1.25 to $1.35..
will be at the Old Phillips Lively Barn (now owne4 by Smith
MidBrandell)
Every Saturday
Slight damage resulted from a
fire at the residence of Dr. J. K.
Lore, the other side of the fair
grounds, Thursday morning, due to
the rompt arrival of the Alliance fire
department. The blaie was discov
ered inside the walls and presented
u. rather difficult problem for the fire
boys, but they made quick work of
It. A defective flue is believed to
have been responsible. The alarm
was turned in at 9 o'clock and forty-
ve minutes later the truck was at
the barn.
'all 160. Rough Dry 8c per lb.
Alliance Stenm Innndry. 2
Ruth E. McKlnney Thursday
filed her petition with the clerk of
the district court, praying for a de
cree of divorce from Thomas McKln
ney. The charge is desertion.
Mrs. I D. Holloway and Mrs.
L. L. Smith will leave the last of
this week for Denver, where they
will make some extensive purchases
of merchandise for the Hlghland-
Holloway company.
, We grind our own lenses. Drake
A Drake, Optometrists. tf
Mrs. Eleanor Olds of Hemlngford
left this morning for Los Angeles,
Cal., to spend the winter with her
son, Harold.
County Clerk W. C. Mounts has
returned from a business trip to
Omaha and Lincoln. He reports that
the coal situation in both of these
cities is quite serious, all buslnens
houses running on short schedules.
Street car service is considerably cur
tailed and there are no street lights.
flet the best price for your
hides, at O'Dannon Bros., West Third
street. 62
Tom Gee of the Knight-Campbell
Music company was called to
Denver Thursday on business. '
Alliance friends of Charley Ir
win will be pleased to note that he
was prominent In the capture of Bill
Carlyle.
Get your glasses when you want
them. We grind them at once. B.
Q. Bauman, O. D. 1
E. It. Tatrlck and Miss Marie
Carey were issued a license to wed by
County Judge Tosh on Thursday.
Mrs. E. J. Betebenner, mother
of Mrs. R. C. (iladaon, returned tc
her home In Washington, D.
Thursday, after a six weeks visit in
Alliance.
Michael Clancy, aided and abet
ted by the general manager of th
Western Hotel Supply company, is.
Installing a new silver onyx hotel
register at the Drake hotel.
The airbrake Instructor for the
C, B. A Q. was in the city the past
week on his regular visit.
Don't buy glassware before jot
see our line and get our prices. High
land-llolloway Co.
Archie Blackwood, formerly
connected with the' Alliance steam
lonndry, arrived from Denver Thurs
day morning.
A prominent Nebraska man says
the only trouble with the recipes for
making booie Is that they won't
work. Buckshot.
Tt will bejnore convenient if you can arrange to bring your
Eurs before 3 p. m. . .
Harvey Myers
1 When All Is Said
and done, it is VALUE people seek when they
purchase table supplies. They want their expen
ditures to secure the largest possible return in
FOOD-VALUE.
: Our complete lines of superior foods are not an unknown quantity. They have STOOD
THE TEST of many yean. Their uniform excellence of character is appreciated and
sought by discriminating consumers. They have been the big factor in the success of this
store.
Our Fall Pack of Ferndell goods are beginning to arrive. Many canned vegetables of which
we have been out of for a long time are now in stock. We have already received some
canned fruits most of them will arrive from California this month.
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Jams, Jellies, Preserves
Stocks are now complete. Better get a dozen of each while you have ft
your choice of varieties. ' V ft
James Ferndell, All Kinds
Jellies Ferndell, All kinds :
Preserves Ferndell, All Kinds
per dozen $6.25
.per dozen $4.00
.per dozen $8 50
Candies, Nuts, Fruits, Vegetables,
Trees, Wreaths, Decorations
Lasting Pleasure
for Christmas
As head of the household, you want to please every
single member of your family this Christmas." Let
us offer a suggestion that can help you solve the
problem. You can buy a present for the whole
family, from which they will all derive the utmost
in enjoyment during the months to come a
1920 Model Buick
We have on display in our show rooms the 1920
Model Buick cars, in Roadster, Five-passenger and
Seven-passenger bodies. We can make prompt de
livery on these cars. If you want to settle the mat
ter before Christmas morning now is the time to
investigate.
We carry a Complete Stock of Goodyear Tires, Tire
Chains, Springs, Bumpers, and Automobile Acces
sories of all kinds. Tou will not have to order
They are in the store room.
Mistletoe-
For Christmas-
Holly
Leave your orders with us for Christmas
Meat Department Special
Saturday will be a big day to get a big package
of meat for LITTLE MONEY
We are offering exceptional bargain prices for
tomorrow:
Mutton
Beef
Mutton Stew
Leg Lamb
Shoulder Mutton Roast
JJ lbs. for 25c
20c
1 5c
Veal Roast
Oc
Pork
Boiling Beef '
3houlder Pot Roasts
Chuck Roasts
JOc 12iac
15c
15c
Fork Roast
Link Sausage
24ctoS0c
25c
Standing Rib Roasts
Whole Romp Roast .
Hamburger i
J5c
.15c
J20o
LARGE ASSORTMENT BULK PICKLES OLIVES KRAUT MINCE MEAT Vt
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FRESH OYSTERS "
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Mallery Grocery C
Quality Grocers
Buick Garage
0. L. KERR, MGR.
Matinee 3 p. m. 15c & S5o
Night 7:30 25o & 65o
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