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THE ALLIANCE HERALD, ALLIANCE. NT.WlASKA. .TAXTTAHV 9. 1920.
BURR PRINTING CO., Owners
CEORGE L. BURR, JR Editor
J2DWIN M. BURR Business Mgr
(BvlMcripiion 93.00 year, In Advance
Entered at the post office at AUl
BOO, Neb., for transmission through
tie mails as second class matter.
Fabllshed Tuesday and Friday.
-Walter Jensen was In The Her
ald office on Wen dead ay evening and
Instructed to Rend his copy of the
paper to Antloch. He says that he
cannot fret along without It and that
has a tendency to make us feel pret
ty tolerable fine.
W. R. Harper Is taking his
meals at our boarding house during
the absence of Friend Wife. He be
came a booster for the kind of eats
"Ma" puts up about the second
course of the first meal.
Four cartons of Camel cigar
ettes arrived Thursday at the local
recruiting office, two apiece for Ser
PLACE YOUR
ORDER NOW
'4 .,at iK7iW.vr
For
A Sampson Tractor
to be delivered any time up to
July 1st 1920.
We are taking orders now for future delivery on these trucks,
to be delivered on your farm and demonstrated to you to your
entire satisfaction before you pay for Tractor.
Come in and let us demonstrate this machine for you at your
earliest convenience at the
Buick Garage
0. KERR, Manager .
It Is Our
Judg
emnejnt
That we have at last secured something which will please
the most exacting buyer of Boys' Shoes.
Not once before in eight year's experience in the Shoe
Business have we felt so confident. .We believe that our
Original
Boy Scout Shoes
Gold Medal Attached
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will meet every requirement of a satisfactory Boys' Shoe.
They are sturdy and stylish,
We have several other brands of Boys' Shoes in stock,
and are confident we can give you just th pair you want.
Alliance Shoe Store
S. A. MTT.T.TSR, Proprietor f
geant Joseph E. Farrell and Ser
geant Henry T. Ityan. They came
as a reward of merit,' or bonus, for
extraordinary success In recruiting,
and were sent out from Omaha head-
uarters. The boys In the Alliance
office have smashed almost all the
recruiting records there are daring
the past nine months and the Omaha
bunch know how to appreciate' hard
work.
Hough Dry, 8c per pound. Al
lUnce Steam Laundry. - t
If you are an advertiser, and are
paying for more circulation than The
Herald can give you, would It not
be advisable to make sure that you
are getting It? The Herald's circula
tion, both In the city of Alliance and
the county, Is such that it will cost
you less, per person, to reach those
you want to reach by using our ad
vertising columns. One should buy
publicity In the same way he buys
corned . beef get the most and the
best you can for your money.
For Sale One Ave room house,
good condition. Modern except heat.
Good location. See Nebraska Land
Company. . 4
M. C. Hubbell of Denver was In
the city the middle of , the week In
connection with the completion of de
tails In the purchase of the Lowry
& Henry garage.
Glasses accurately fitted at rea
sonable prices. Drake ft Drake,
Optometrists. ' tf
M. O. New of Rushvllle this
week purchased the building at 115
Box Butte, now occupied by the Al
liance Billiard Parlor.
Call ISO. Rough Dry 8c per lb.
Alliance Steam Laundry. 2
Mrs. Pete Watson of Mitchell,
Neb., who has been In the city for
several weeks past at the hospital
and outside under medical care, was
taken to her home last week. She
was accompanied by Mr. Watson and
Len Wright of Glencoe, la., a
nephew.
For Rent Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. 321 , Big
Horn avenue. 12p
A picture of President Wilson,
which has been knocking about the
city hull for months has been res
cued, restored and placed In a posi
tion of honor In the city manager's
fjfflee, appropriately surrounded by
flags. Under the city manager sys
tem, national politics hold a less Im
portant place In city halls.
Call 100. Hough Dry 8c per lb.
Alliance Steam Laundry; 2
Harry T. Czarnowsky of Love
land, Col., Is spending three or four
days In the city this week. He was
In the commission business in this
city about six year ago. He Is plan
ning to remove from Loveland to
Denver In the near future.
George Snyder will work In this
territory in the Interests of the Car-penter-Liebhart
Fruit company of
Denver.
P. J. Jaquay of the George D.
Darling establishment drove to Hem-'
Ingford Thursday- to deliver an Edi
son phdnograph.
Call 100. Rough Dry 8c per lbv
Alliance Stenm Laundry. tf
Plan Your Sprie
Building Now
But before you start come here and consult with us
regarding your plans. Through our knowledge of
Lumber and Building we may be able to save you
both time and money.
We buy all the lumber locally that we can for it helps
bring prosperity to this community.
Phone 73 and we will be glad to make an appointment
with you.
Forest Lumber Co,
Wm. Bevington, Mgr.
OAKLAND OWNERS REGULARLY REPORT RETURNS OF FROM 18 TO 25 MILES
FROM THE GALLON OF GASOLINE AND FROM 8.000 to 12,000 MILES ON TIRES
The New Oakland Sensible Six Sedan
OAKLAND
SENSIBLE
Every essential convenience, from mechanical lifts for
the windows in its double-latch doors to an inconspic
uous heater for use on cold days, has place in the equip
ment of the newOakland Sensible Six Sedan. And be
ing of solid body construction, and built upon the
standard Oakland chassis, its range of activity is fully
as great as that of the open car.
Many men and women, who could well afford costlier
cars, are driving Oakland Sensible Six Sedans. Their
selection was prompted primarily by the unmatched
value that this handsome, sturdy car represents and the
unusual operating economies that the Oakland Sensible
Six effects over a long lifetime of efficient performance.
Touring Car, 11076; Roadster. 11076; Coupe, $1825; Four Door Sedan, 11826.
F. O. B. Pontlac, Michigan. Additional for Wire Wheel Equipment, $75.
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