The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922, January 16, 1920, Page SIX, Image 6

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THE ALLIANCE IIETIALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1920.
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no watching gives jrou more
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BURR FRINTINQ CO., Owners
3KOROE L. DURR, JR Editor
CDWIN M. BURR Business Mgr.
4ubecriitlon 92.00 year, In advance
Entered at the post office at Alli
ance, Neb., for transmission through
the malls as second class matter.
Published Tuesday and Friday.
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J. A. Robinson left the first of the
weekS for Casper, Wyo., where he
will transact business for two or
three days9.
Mellck & Redmon report the
sale of four more E-B tractors of the
12x20 size and two of the 20x35
site. 14
Mrs. Chris Ehlnger returned Wed
nesday from Denver, where, she has
been visiting friends and relatives.
Frank L. Thomas of Sterling, 111.,
representing the Rock Falls manu
facturing company, stopped off be
tween trains Thursday to visit
Oeorge D. Darling. The Rock Falls
company manufactured the Darling
ambulance.
The Tractor School and grand
opening to be held in the big new
implement store of Melick ft Redmon
will be announced next week. Watch
for the date, at Mr, Redmon tells us
it will be the biggest thing of its
kind pulled off in western Ne
braska. 14
Mrs, F. E. Meflsersmlth and son,
Robert, who nave been visiting rel
atives at Glrard, Kas., during the
holidays, returned home Wednesday.
Mid-term examinations are being
held on Thursday and Friday of. this
I- . iW a aI I haViaaIi
Hotel For Sale
This includes prosperous hotel business,
hotel building" and five town lots; fifteen
bedrooms; dining room serves 150 meals a
day at the present time. Terms will be rea
sonable. Parties interested inquire at or
call
. LAKESIDE HOTEL
Lakeside, Nebr. Same Hatanaka, Prop.
Cotton Seed Cake and Meal
IMMEDIATE AND FUTURE SHIPMENT
We have a few cars enroute for quick delivery. Wire for delivered
price on Meal, Cake or Hulls.
Choctaw Sales Company
Stock Yards
Denver, Colo.
Stock Yards
Kansas City, Bio.
Let
Hercules
99
do your work
This engine built in 1 1-2, 3, 5,
7, 9 and 12 H.-P. r
Work it Will Do Way it is Built
Separate Milk Good Material
Wash Simple Construction
Cnura (No small parts to get out
ot fix)
Bun Grindstone " Durable
Pump Well Finished'
Grind Teed Easy Starting Always
Eevate EasU7 Kept Up
Light Fuel Consumer
WE SHOW WHY CHEERFULLY
SCORES IN THIS VICINITY; ALL SATISFACTORY
BEinOWARECO.
PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
Fresh fish arrive twice a week
at rilklngton's. 124 E 3d St. 15
Rev. A. J. Kearns will leave Sat
urday afternoon for Bridgeport,
where he will occupy the pulpit of
the rresbyterlan church Sunday, ex
changing with Rev. S. II. King, who
will speak here both morning and
evening.
Whiting 20c per lb.; rick ere 1
dressed and headless, 25c per lb. at
Pllklngton's. 15
ILAILROAD XOTE9
Conductor R. E. McKenzle made
a trip to Deadwood, S. D., on account
of Conductor J. r. Daley laying off
for one trip. We understand. Con
ductor McKenzle had a very pleas
ant trip and handled all Conductor
Daley's duties in a very efficient
manner. It is his first trip to Dead
wood in ten years. .
Honey, $2.80 per 10 lb. can; 60
lb. can, $15.00. rilklngton. 15
Conductor Bob Evans says that on
account of his regular, brakeman lay
ing off he is going to buy a phono
graph to take the place of his sing
ing beauty.
Wlnesap Applies, $1.50 bushel,
rilklngton. , . 15
Miss Mary Cuslck has accepted a
posttlon as stenographer at the yard
office.
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Regular teachers' examination will
be held at the court house Janu
ary 24. OPAL. RUSSELL.
15 County Superintendent.
Harry Olson, who came to Alliance
recently from Oalesburg, 111., to work
temporarily at the yard office, has re
signed his position and has gone to
Bradshaw, Neb., to take a position
there with the telegraph company:
Call 100. Rough Dry So per lb.
Alliance Steam Laundry. tf
to Edgemont to do a Job of welding
there, This kay? but one welder
Do not measure eye comforts by
dollars. Say, "I want my eyes prop
erly fitted"; then See Bauman and
See Better. 12
Brakeman R. W. Murphy Is off a
few days to visit friends at Marsland.
Fish, Pickerel and Whiting, 15c
and up. rilklngton. it
urakeman it. B. Burns Has re
turned to work after being off for a
few days on account of injuries re
ceived at Kirk, S. D.
Rough Dry, 8e per pound. ' Al
liance Steam Laundry. tf
Brakeman H. A. Nelson Is laying
off a few days to visit his parents in
Chicago.
Rough Dry, 8c per pound. Al
liance 8 tram Laundry. ' 2
Conductor W. E. Zollenger is lay
ing off for a few days to tend to some
business matters.
For Sale One Ave room house,
good condition. Modern except heat
Good location. See Nebraska Land
Company.
Conductor M. E. Johnson closed a
deal this morning, whereby he dis
posed of his home. .
Six Helsey's Diamond II. tumbl
ers for $ 1.25. They are worth more
inoney. ilighland-llolloway Co. ' 14
Conductor Fred Rhleder is taking
the passenger run in place of Con
ductor Zollenger.
Conductor C. L. Finch Is holding
Conductor Rheider's car while he is
taking Conductor Zollenger's place,
Conductor Hutchison was relieved
at . Belmont by Conductor O. E
Arrasby. - . ,
-Two good overcoats for sale at
the 154 Cleaners. and Tailors, 213
Box Butte Ave. 14 ,
On Monday, January 19, the run
ning repair torces win be put on
continuous time of three nine hour
shifts, with only twenty minutes for
lunch. The deadwork forces will
continue to work one shift of nine
hours with an hour for lunch. The
latter includes the drop pit forces,
machine shop, blacksmith shop,
deadwork forces and the boiler gang.
Machinist Norman is taking a day
off.
Welder, J. L. Wagner was called
Tiiln Tumblers with light cut
tings at $l.BO for the half dozen are
big values. llighlaud-IIolloway Co.
Rought Dry, 8c per pound. Al
liance Steam . Laundry. tf
. Engineer Kaupp is quite sick. He
has not been able to work for a num
ber of days.
"Rough Dry, 8c per pound. Al
liance Steam Laundry. tf
Fireman Wels and Cole are on a
vacation.
Rough Dry, 8c per pound. Al
liance Steam Laundry. tf
Boilermaker John Breckman Is in
the St. Joseph's hospital for an op
eration. Boilermaker's Helper Nick George
left for Casper yesterday on a busi
ness trip.
-Vitality borrowed from she eyes
in early age will bankrupt the vision
in later life. See Baumaa aad See
Better. it
Francis Gady, operator at Whit
man, was visited by her mother,
whose home Is In Hot Springs, S. D.
Fireman II. C. Roberts is still un
able to wtrk
Heavy serviceable Tumblers
worth double the price at 75c
dozen. Ilighland-llolloway Co. .14
Fireman J. J. White Is confined to
his home with the grippe.
BAILEY'S
coxFcnaiKXT home
Phone 288
House No, 020 Laramie Ave,
Fourth
Cash and Carry
Street
Market
Self-Service
Some of our regular prices good any
day in the week as long as wholesale
prices remain the same.
Regular Prices
Fall Brand
Canned Soup
Libby Brand
Canned Soup
Oil Sardines
at
11c
12c
8c
15c
Pancake Flour, Gooch 's and It. B. C. A)
4 pounds ; . ft tC
Macaroni, Spaghetti and Q
Noodles . C
Milk, Large
(Caroline) :
Mustard Sardines
at
15c
Vegetables and Dried
Fruit
Bee Brand Corn, Tomatoes,
Peas
Tomatoes,
large size ,, ,
Pork and Beans, No. 2,
Black Bird
Prunes, (good),
per pound
Peaches, Fancy
Muir
Raisins, 12 oz.
package
Raisins, 15 oz.
package
16c
21c
17c
24c
30c
16c
24c
Regular Prices
Preserves, Jams,
Ketchup, Vinegar
Preserves, Silver Leaf
brand .
Preserves, Exmoon
brand
Apple Butter, large,
Harvester brand
Apple Butter, large
. Ileinz
Ketchup, small
Ileinz
Ketchup, largo
. R. B. C
Ketchup, small
R. B. C
Vinegar, quart,
Ileinz ,
32c
42c
43c
54c
19c
27c
14c
34 c
Lard and Meat
Syrups, Crackers
and Cakes
Karo, dark,
gallon
Karo, light,
gallon
Syrup, Log Cabin,
large size
Soda Crackers,
per pound
Soda Crackers,
6 to 8 pound cartons, per pounc
Soda Crackers, N. B. C.
large package ,
Cookies, all varieties, 28c
98c
$1.09
$1.20
20c
18c
38c
Breakfast Foods
Corn Flakes,
E. C
Post Toasties,
at ...
Qrape Nuts,
at
Rolled Oats,
large size .
9c
15c
15c
29c
Pure Lard,
per pound
Pure Lard, 10 pound lots,
per pound1
Compound,
per pound
Hams, Empire,
per pound
Hams, Premium,
per pound '
Bacon, Winchester,
per pound '
Bacon, Premium,
per pound
33c
31c
30c
34c
37c
36c
47c
Soaps and Washing,
Powders
Soap, Crystal White,
per bar -
Soap, Lenox,
per bar -
Soap, Arrow borax (on arrival)
per bar
Gold Dust,
small package
Pearline,
small package
Rub-No-More
small package
Soap, Palm Olive,
small bar
J-
Soap, Hard Water Toilet,
at a
Soap, Wool,
at
.7c
.6c
5c
7c
.6&
:7c
9c
9c
7c
Our Extra Specials for Sat Jan. 17
Extra Fancy Jonathon Apples, CJO QO
Reg. Price $3.50, Sat only $L.jO
N. B. C. Soda Crackers, large size,
Reg. Price 38c, Sat. only tlOC
Good Brooms, Regular Price 70c, COn
Saturday only OOC
Bee Brand Corn, Regular Price 16o QA
Each, Saturday only CrtC
We are headquarters for goods in
case lots.
Fourth S
tat ftiktet
Phone 57
H. Hirs t
114 W. 4th.