THE ALLIANCE HERALD, ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA, DECEMBER 9, 19197
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ALIJANCH IXSKH THE
FOOTBALL ClIAMriOXSHIP
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count. Alliance tried & pass, but
failed to complete It. A try for a
field roal from placement alao failed,
and Scottsbluff received the ball, by
the referee's decision, at the point
where the bail was put in play in
stead of the twenty-yard line, a mere
difference cf from fire to ten yards
in fnvor of Scottsbluff. Scottsbluff
advar.cr-' iha, ball by line plunges,
Raymond mak'n a twenty-five yard
run through, the lino before being
downed. Scottsbluff failed to gain,
ana punted to 'Hn A'lline
Alliance had advanced th ball fif
teen yards when the quarter ended.
Score, Scottsbluff 6, Alliance Q,
It was at this point that a good
many Scottsbluff people began to
leave the Held, and during the re
mainder of the game, the crowd was
with Alliance.
In the last quarter. Alliance
fumbled and recovered Scottsbluff
stole the ball, and the referee per
mitted the steal. Coach Prince im
mediately ordered his men off the
field, and the referee changed bis de
cision without unnecessary delay. In
fact, It was at this point that he
showed the greatest speed. The um
pire advanced with fire in his eye,
but after looking Prince over retired
meekly and piped, down. Alliance
failed to advance by the aerial route,
punted, and Scottsbluff received the
ball. When ' the game ended they
had worked it. to mid-field.
After the game tne rereree
dropped off the face of the earth, and
it was impossible to locate him.
Through his work, Alliance loses the
championship to Bayard, which has
won four out of five of the. league
games and has a percentage of .800.
The Alliance percentage is now .666.
Due to football rules, there is no
chance to appeal the game. The
game, the regulations provide, Is in
the hands of the referee, who cannot
change , his decisions, although the
official in the game in question did
this two or three times.
At the close of the game, several
Scottsbluff people told the Alliance
players that they had been victims of
a "rotten deal," and they said "o in
exactly those words. Alliance didn't
have a chance, they were told and
the history of the game seems to bear
out this statement. The Alliance
team was the lighter, but outstripped
their heavier opponents at practical
ly every turn of the game.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Vaughn on Friday, De
cember 5.
'All 100. Hough Iry 8c nor lb.
Alliance Steain Laundry. 2
Private messages delivered to
any part of the city day or night.
Phon 111. ' 3
Mat Drennan of the Morgan Gro
cery company was called to Tecum
seh last Wednesday morning. He
returned early Saturday morning.
all 160. Rough Dry 8c per lb.
Alliance Steam Laundry. 2
A. W. Flersteln, representing the
Styleplus Clothing company, was at
the W. It. Harper department store
last Saturday. Mr. Harper placed a
large order for early delivery.
We grind our own lenses. Drake
St Drake, Optometrists'. tf
F. J. Ransdall of Hovland-Sarde-son-McColm
of Chicago, spent Mon
day at the W. R. Harper department
store. '
Victor VUhI Seal records are
from one-fourth to one-half lower In
price. We have a nice assortment
on hand and will be glad to have you
come In and make your Clirlstnia
selections. Mann Music & Art Co. 3
D. F. Sweet left Saturday for Chi
cago, in response to a telegram noti
fying him that his wife was ill with
blood poisoning, a slight scratch be
coming infected.
-We have Just received a ship
ment of Harmonicas. Call and get
yours now.. Mann Music & Art Co. 3
The E. T. Miller family of Chey
enne avenue, will leave in the near
future for Rocatella, Idaho, where
they have purchased a home.
Miss Beach of the Alliance schools
entertained Miss English of Heming
ford over the week end.
Lloyd C. Thomas left this week
for a trip that will include Big
Springs, North Platte, Grand Island
and Omaha. He will represent the
Community club at a meeting to be
held in Big Springs, where they de
sire to organize a .community club
of their own.
, HOSPITAL NEWS
Lou LaRieverie of Morrill, Neb.,
was operated on at St. Joseph's hos
pital this weekT " '
, Mrs. William Burton of Bingham
underwent an operation at St.
Joseph's hospital yesterday.
Mrs. Helen Summers of Crawford
submitted to an operation on Mon
day of this week.
Mr. Gillett of Orlando had a sur
gical operation on' Monday of this
week.
Miss Coulter of this cit ywas oper
ated on at the St. Joseph's hospital
on Wednesday of last week. .
Mrs. Pete Watson of Mitchell is In
the city for a few days for medical
treatment.
The engagement of Miss Helen
Schott to Everett O'Keefe was an
nounced in the Holy Rosary church
Sunday, December 7.
RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
SHOWS LAItfJH NET mi FIT
Showing another clear gain on
railroad revenue, the United States
railroad administration has made
public its report on income for the
month of September. The net profits
for the month were $3,391,419. The
net operating Income was $77,744,'
395, while the government guaran
tee aggregated $74,352,976. The
total operating revenues for the
month were $492,442,664. or an In
crease of $9,765,687 over the sanll'
period a year ago. Reports indicate
that a gradual increase in net income
has been frit by the roads In the past
few mouths.
$2.00 a year and worth more.
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Christmas Candies
Are unquestionably essential to a successful Christ
mas, What child can enjoy the Yuletide to the fullest
without plenty of pure, wholesome Christmas candies.
"We recommend that you buy only those you can
absolutely depend upon.
The Alliance Candy Store will make a 6pccial price to
Sunday Schools, Schools, Churches or individuals for
Home-made Christmas Candies, guaranteed to bo pure,
fresh, and full weight. This price will be made on
quantities of 10 pounds or more, delivered free.
Place Your Order Now -
We also have high grade chocolates in bulk or fancy
Christmas packages. These are extra fancy Chinese'
baskets, full of candy, that can be used for many pur
poses after the candy is gone. You will surely be
pleased with them. , r I
FANCY BOXES OF CIGARS
FOR CHRISTMAS
Alliance Candy Store
210 BOX BtfTTE AVE.
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Martha Jane Dayton
Violin and Piano Teacher
For further infbrmation in
quire at
Wikers Music House
Phone 239
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Select the Memorial
Best adapted to the surroundings
of your cemetery lot. Write us
for our plans.
PAINE-FISHB URN
GRANITE COMPANY
Grand Island,
Nebraska
Great Holiday Sale Of T
Coats Dresses, Suit sT F iirs
Great Holiday Sale of Coats, Suits, Dresses. A noise in price breaking that will eclipse any sale we ever held. Your neighbors will be amazed when you return homo and show
them the Garment you boughtfor so little money. They w'll not believe it possible such values can be offered Every v oman who practices economy should, attend this sale. "NVe
honestly believe no greater values were ever offered than these. . 1 '
The Coats
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These materials are Silvertone, Pom. Pom, Frost Glow.
Wool eVlour, Plushes, Bolivia, Cammilion Cord, Broadcloths.
Coats up to $22.50
Holiday Fnce
Coats up to $42.00,
Holiday Jfnce
Coats up to $60.00,
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Coats up to $65.00,
Holiday rnce
Coats up to $85.00,
Holiday Price
$9.98
$19.98
.$24.85
$29.48
.$39.85
The Dresses
The materials are Satins, Taffetag Crepe Meteor, Trico
tines, Serges, Broadcloths, Velours.
Dresses up to $27.50, . '
Holiday Price 1
Dresses up to $35.00,
Holiday Price
Dresses up to $45.00,
Holiday Price
Dresses up to $70.00,
Holiday Price
Dresses up to $85.00
Holiday Price
Dresses up to $98,00,
Holiday Price
$17.95
$21.85
.$24.85
.$34.85
.$42.85
.$65.00
The Suits
Are Fashioned of Silvertone, Broad cloth, Wool Velour,
Duvet de Lain, Tricotines.
Suits up to $50.00, '
Holiday Price .
Suits up to $60.00,
Holiday Price
Suits up to $80.00,
Holiday Price , .,
Suits up to $110.00,
Holiday Price
$19.85
.$24.85
.$34.85
$49.85
Great Sale of Georgette Waists
The newest of waists and they come in almost every color.
Sizes 36 to 46 Values up to $8.50
Sizes 36 to 46 Values up to $8.50,
for
Values up to $10.00,
for
One-fourth Off
$4.98
$6.98
Wonderful Sale of Skirts
The Greatest Sale of Skirts we have ever offered Serges,
Tricotines, the New Plaids, Silks now on sale
UTS'.
One-fourth Off
Great Sale of Furs, 1-4 Off
Every fur is a bargain at the regular price, as furs have ,
advanced 25 at least since our fur stock was purchased.
But the order is that the furs must participate in this
Holiday Sale.
One-Fourth Off
We are making every effort to make this the Greatest Ready-to-Wear Garment Sale of Alliance It is our loss but your gain, and never again will you be able to buy mch
garment as these for so little money. Nothing makes nicer holiday gifts than a Ready-to-Wcar Coat, Dress, Suit or Furs and to you this sale comes at an opportune time.
Shop Early and You Will
Avoid Disappointment
Golden Rule
Sites
Children's Coats
1-2 Price
Strictly Cash
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