THE ALL1ANCK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1920
Most Modern Shining Parlor in Alliance for Ladies and Gentlemen
Ladies Shoes Dyed
In connection with 164 Cleaners. 217 Box Butte
Random Shots
Now that J. C. McCorkle has won
the bet he made three weeks ago
that It wo-'' ' rain i ruRt 7, does
anyone t.r tj '.. . trifle that
there won't be a frost I ho second of
Ncvcv.bc:-?
There may be another landslide.
Bill jNlaupin la about .tie only Ne
braska editor who la taking a serious
Interest In politics thin early tn the
pame. Hill wants to Ret even with
Morehead so badly that he can't wait
till the season Is open.
When the official fool killer make
his rounds, he'll nail a lot of, the
sapheads who poke tielr tors Into the
cement paring to see If it Is dry.
Have, you nver turned In early,
hoping, to catch up on sleep, and
then been compelled to listen to Jazz
music on the phonograph next door
for three hours?
Why can't the counc. pass a cur
few ordinance for phonographs
We'll award a prlz eof one hand
painted grindstone for the first au
thentic Instance of a phonograpa
that developed a hotbox from over
playing dufring the hours, normally
set aside for sleep.
accompany the phnnograpn music
with vvhisilliig or singing, both out
of key.
Unconscious humor from a com
pnlnt recently filed In county court:
"Said actions taking place In the eve
ning of July 30, ct'8 o'clock In the
afternoon."
'The "ngony column" of one of the
Denver' newspapers carries the fol
lowing appeal: "Bach, lor, 36, wishes
to meet young lady, company, matri
mony tHisMlile. Write Al-
lUr.ct, Neb."
earned the soubriquet of "Cicero.",
lie pretends not to like it, but th" i
follows in the garage where he Is If -
big boss say they think he feels flat-,
tered. , . j j
It's right next to the plea: "Wallie,
won't you please come home; Lll i
awfully sick." ,
We stand for Alliance, first, last
and all the time. If any Alliancu
queen is interested, we'll give her
tie address of the bashful swain.
If this bachelor lived in Scottsbluff
ho'd have to fight 'em off.
There's a lot of vamps in.
town.
that
Think of the price
shoes.
of women's
Into a store, and being directed to
the waist department, he asked the
lady'clerk to show aim some.
"What bust?" asked she.
The farmer looked around quickly
and answered: "I don't know; I
didn't hear anything."
It wouldn't be so bad if they didn't One Alllap.ce business man has
PERSONALS j
Mrs. A. C. Fort tier bad her tonsils !
removed Friday. s
Gene Thompson nnd family spout I
Saturday in Alliance. j
Victor h Jeep, of Omaha, is in Al-
1 lance on business. j
Dr. C. K. llershman was in Lake
side, on business, Saturday.
i:. T. Kibble went to Denver Sun
day on a business trip.
WANTIIt) ;iil nt Alliance Nleinn
. Ijitumlry. 7:1
Mrs. Ivan Rogers of Sheridan,
Wyo., Is .the guest this week of Mr.
end Mrs. E. T. Kibble.
(Mrs. R. E. Conquest of Kansas
City, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
J. L. Jacks. .
Mrs. Rubo Noahe of Breadstown,
la., is the guest this week of Mrs
John Groce.
We manufacture tops for nil makes
ot cars. Old tops repaired and
painted. Tlirelkeld Funi. Co. 7Mt
A. S. Mote and daughter, Marian,
motored to Chadron and Hot Sprint'?
Friday. They returned Sunday.
Jams Hunter and family returned
Tcnlny's lkt Story
On a business trip to the city a
farmer rinnMorl tn tntro hnmn tn htn
wife a gift of a shirtwaist. oGlngt Saturday from a motor trip through
returned home
Wyo., Saturdaj
The Specially Built
Over-size Tire for Fords',
Ghevrolets, Maxwells & others
V with 30x3Vi Rims ! ' '
Air ipacel If you want to know what the "31 14" air ipace in the Jumbo
meant lo you, ride over a rough cobblotonc pavement In a Ford equipped
11 around with Jumbot.
Soma people think of a ovcr-aize tire ai imply having more, ruWwr out
side. The Jumbo ii larger outiida AND iniide it i the reul shock
Morber you can put on car.'
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la addition tn htrl.ij 4'ist M "3H4"
sir tpice, the Juinlin hai "Z'ly" Iri.J.
Thii tire It "3U4" lo every point but
one. The difference betwecu tuu Jum
bo and a regular 31x4 U in the labile
( construction. 31x4 tire, a a rule, hive
tWo pliet. The Jumbo hna tour frilea
that are the hlihett quality (ubrie Sea
litand, loarantced -the beat that can
be bujjt Into a tire. Thia apeciul four
py conatnictlon t'-rtt the Jumbo car
case ot eitra aturith without extra
triukneta another Icatiire adding to lha "
miliencT ft thia tire. The Jumbo Jtvee
you MORS than the tensile atrenita
seeded to carry your car, and plua that,
it t iea your car air cushioning to the
Jreatcit degree poeaible.
T mil frtclicml wi, Ik Jumkt
tntni"ilsi"frvitwilkut"tl''
,. ' ---r mm, 'ii ir 'irioii n.eMi me
I a .
mi); r dmm
Va r -a IV- . . j. - W
J goes a long xzay
to make friends
Built t Akron, Okie, hy
The General Tire and Rubber Co.
The Alliance Tire Works
George E. Mintzer, Prop.
TIMES BUILDING,, ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
ISstes Park
Francis Sward
from Morecroft,
morning.
Mrs. Rex Persons and Dr. Anna
Jeffries spent the week-end with
friends in Casper, Wyo.
WAXTKI) (.Iris at Alliance Steam
Ijtuatlry. 7:i
Myrtle. Robinson, wha has been
visiting friends lit Alliance, returned
to her home in Scottabluft Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. K. N. Cherry oi
Lakeside, were Alliance visitors Sat
urday. Mrs.. S. W. Smita of Lincoln, i
vl:;ting at the home of Mrs. J. A.
Edwards of this city.
A baby girl was born to Mrf ani
Mrs. Ernest Bowers, Friday, August
6th.
MiaB Eva Lawrence left for Scotts
bluff today. She will visit with her
undo, H. II. Rogers of that city. ,
G. P. Hagaman went to Ravenna
Saturday for a few- days vi.;lt with
friends nnd relatives.
Miss Jessie Burns returned to her
homo in Alliance Sunday night. She
hd.j b;cii fit.tcr.JSns tchool In Lincoln.
V. ANTIvi; Gir!? nt Allimice Stertrn
Ijiumdry. 73
Mrs. W. S. Cqker and daughter,
Dora, leave Friday for Oi.taha, Ch
ca?o end Milwaukee where t.icy will
visit with friends and relatives.
Rev. J. O. Could returned home
from Esles Park Friday. He has
boeu tttt'.ndlng a Y. M. C. A. conven
tion there.
P;U Biyon left Monday for Lin
coln, where he will visit with frienda.
He expects to Be gone about two
weeks. ' , .
We replaco !roken springs and
repair Heat cushions and upholster
ing. Threlkeld Furn. Co. 73tf
L; S. Dye and daughter, Alta, loft
Saturday night for Seneca to t-pend
Sunday with Mrs. V. R. Collinys or
that city.
Cecil Beal returned home Monday
from Belmont, where he aas been
looking at some live stock that be
jut ends to purchase.
Mrs. Ida Hill, who aas been visit
ing at the Robert Reddish home of
this city, returned to her home In
Lincoln Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sy Thompson, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Hawes and Mr. and
Mrs. II, S. Looney motored to Hot
Springs Friday to attend the U. E. T.
picnic that will be held there Satur
day and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fairer and
daugater, Betty Lou, left for their
home in Breadstown, la. iThey have
been visiting at the home of John
Grose, of Alliance.
JAS. BURNS
ART. A. DALY
L. E. R OBERTS & CO.
Live Stock Commission Merchants
Cattle Department
Jim Burns
W. J. Orchard
Edward Jackson, Brandman
Established
1809
Hog Department
Art A. Daly
Sheep Department
Frank Roberts
We specialism handling Range Cattle and will give you the best service possible to
obtain. i .
Ship Your Cattle, Hogs and Sheep to Us
for Good Results
. Union Stock Yards
' You Will Be Able To
LAUGH AT WASH DAY
If You Buy "The National"
I
Why continue to let Wash Day bo eternally n "Uluo Days" for you? You.know how you
dread the hard work incident to rubbing and boiling the family laundry once a week, fifty
two times each year. Yo.u remember the aching muscles the following day. Would it not
be worth almost any sum to you to have the hard work taken bodily away fnun. Wash Day?
We have a machine that will do all this for you, and we will sell it
ON TERMS TO FIT YOUR INCOME.
National Vacuum Washer
ELECTRICALLY DRIVEN
In addition to the exclusive features mentioned List Tuesday there are the following.
Read and weigh them carefully; every one is for;your convenience or protection:
1. Perfectly smooth, all copper tub
easily cleaned and never mouldy.
2. A dependable ".Safety First" device
inthewringerrelea.se. -
3. Highest grade motor insures mini
mum .electricity cost -not to ex
ceed IV2 cents per hour.
5.
7.
All gears protected no painful ac
cidents possible.
Accurately cut gears insure noisc
lcssness in operation.
Convenient two-tub folding bench
attached occupies very little space
, when folded together.
GUARANTEED TO TLEASE YOU.
Rhein Hardware Company
PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
EOEZ
r m ' Iff WIMEi
vV l i AvspSyg J JM i&k Ma
' Your Harvest Money
You can make your Harvest Sfoney earn another Harvest this year by
depositing it with this Bank where it will draw interest. Then if an oppor
tunity arises whereby you can make a good investment you have the money
to grasp it.
THE COMMUNITY NEEDS SAVERS
yWith the coming of the harvest and the increase of ready money in circu
lation business is certain to increase. For the gooj of the community every
one should exercise judgment in the disposition of his money. The safest
plan is to deposit it in a strong conservative bank, let it accumulate interest
money for you while you decide the wisest disposition of it.
The prosperity of progressiveness of any community is measured by tho
total of its bank deposits. ' The American system of finance incorporates the
idea of "placing your ready money in a bank" as a fundamental principle.
It should be taught to the little folks, and followed by their parents.
THERE IS NO SAFER AND BETTER PLAN THAN
TO DEVELOP THIS AMERICAN IDEA OF BANKINO
FIRST STATE BANK
SAFETY
ALLIANCE, NEBR.
COURTESY
STRENGTII
BOX BUTTE COUNTY FARMS
On account of the more or less stringent financial conditions we now have the opportun
ity to offer some exceptional Bargains in improved and unimproved Box Butte county
farms, as well as in some choice western Nebraska stock ranches. It will pay you to write
or call on us for detailed information regarding some of the bargains which we have at this
time. Easy terms can be secured for you. If you have Western property for sale and want
it handled quickly, list it with us. We look after properties for non-residents.
THE THOMAS COMPANY
LLOYD 0. THOMAS HAROLD S. THOMAS
Phone 2J Block Alliance, Neb.
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OMAHA
NEBRASKA
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