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SALE CITY PROPERTY
ALLIANCE city properly to trade for
Box Butte county farm. See Ne
braska Land Co. 64tf
FIVE room Bungalow, all modern
close in; bargain. See Nebr. Land
Co. tf ,
FOR SALE -USED CARS
FOR SALE: Good used 'cars. A. II.
JONES CO., Third and Cheyenne.
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FOR SALE Reo Touring Car, model
R. Late 17. Perfect condition;
new tires; J Battery, at a bargain;
803 West Third St. 103p
FOU KALK KKWIXG MACHINES.
FOR SALE: New and second hand
Singer sewing machines on $3 a
month payments. Phone 382, A. J.
MILFORD, Agt. 86tf
WANTED TO BUY.
HAVE buyer for desirable dwelling
house at right price. John O'Keefe
A Son. 85tf
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
WANTED Girl foi general house
work. Phone 173. 94tf
FOK SALE-OMAHA HEAL ESTATE
FOR SALE) Omaha property for va
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Write P. O. Box 750, Phillips & sons,
Contractors, Alliance. 97tf
FOR RENT ROOMS.
FOR RENT Storage space for uto
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FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, 619
Laramie. Phone 120. lOltf
WANTED Two or three rooms fur
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Herald. 106
FOR RENT GARAGE
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By WALTER J. DELANEY
(Copyright, mo, Viu. Nawapaper Union!
"You delightful young man I" com
men led Airs. Luura Delevan sincere
ly. "But look at your raiucoat!"
"It is nothing, considering the serv
ice rendered," bowed Itoduey Cleve,
and he wus the courtly uentleiuan
complete as he lifted his but and drew j
iue uiscreeuy, a me luuy reucneo
the steps of her palutlul home and re
warded hi attentions wltli an adinlr
ing glance.
Never since the days of good old
Qiiet-n Besis of Mei i le England, vvheu j
Mr Walter Kaleigh set the exuuipli
young Cleve Inn! now followed, bad. a
uioro delicate compliment been paid to
womankind. Coming down the street,
Cleve bad wen the LMevuu automo
bile balled with a Jar directly in tha
middle of the road.
. "Something broken," announced the
chauffeur, and Cleve stepped to the
curb.. Mrs. Delejnm, fair and forty,
hud pushed open the door of the ma
chine. "Can you not get nearer to the curb,
John'" she inquired petulantly.
"Impossible, uia ani," came the defi
nite reply. "The power U gone aud
it's something serious."
Rodney Cleve knew Mrs. Delevan by
sight, tor two months she had been
a bugaboo In his life without knowing
it. H! had met her niece, bright, pret
ty Tatty Delevan, who lived with her,
at several social functions, had fallen
deeply lu love with her and had re
ceived some encouragement in return,
but Tatty, while she had allowed him
to see her home on two occasions, had
parted with htm at the vestibule door
aud had never Invited him to call.
Then a friend had enlightened Cleve.
''Mr, Delevan Is a high and mighty
descendant of the very oldest Puritan
stock," this informant said, "and Mrs.
Delevan Is a social leader. As to
Patty, they guard and guide her as
if she were some princess, crowd off
the fellows, circumscribe her list of
acquaintances and frown on the least
sign of an attachmeut."
It was no marvel, therefore, as Cleve
found himself In a position to serve
this formidable ogress that he was
inspired to a remarkable act. He had
whippefj off his raincoat swiftly; he
had spread It out from the curb to the
step of the automobile, had extended
his hand and the lady had thus safely
evaded the soil and wet of the muddy
street.
His heart fluttered as he snatched
up the coat and shook It Into folds and
carried It away with biro. There was
no sense of affectation or the ridicu
lous, for he had foltowed a precept of
his father, drilled into him line child
hood. A stickler for propriety, the elder
Cleve had made a record as a gracious,
courtly gentleman of the good old
kind.
.It was few days after the Incident
MARRIED
M RlghTi
nf the stalled automobile that Mr.
Cleve called Rodney Into the library.
"1 haven't forgotten that this Is your
birthday. Rodney," he said, "and my
tailor suggested a practical present,
and be removed from a box an over
coat built on lines In exquisite har
mony with the prevailing dictates of
fashion.
Rodney expressed pleased approba
tion and gratefulness. Then, discov
ering a small !!t on the Inner arm of
the garment, he Inquired:
"Here Is a new wrinkle to me. What
Is this for?"
"A pocket for the dainty hand of
any young lady to w hom you may hap
pen to be escort when the weather is
cold." explained Mr. Cleve.
Rodney sighed inwardly. Would the
fair hand of Tatty Delevan ever nestle
there?
A week later, passing the opera
house. Rodney recognized Mrs. Pole
van in the line of those purchasing ad
vnnce seats. Agnlu t lie courteous Im
pulse r-anie Into play. The ogress
smiled graciously as he stepped to her
Klde.
"You will have to stand In line for
bnlf nn hour at least." he spoke. If
you will step into the lobby where It Is
warm, I will see that you Ret what
thkfis you want through my friend
In the box office."
"Of all the admirable young men,"
murmured Mrs. Delevan, as Cleve re
turned. Could he be of any further service?
She was going only a few squares to
her husband's office. He would be
glad to be her escort, find as walks
were slippery would she take his arm?
Quite naturally, as she did so. her
hand slipped into the secret pocket
How original ! what a cozy concep
tion! She really must Introduce him
to tier husband after all his kindly
attentions, and Cleve felt that he had
certainly acquired a footing in their
good graces.
It was a vast step forward when
later .an Invitation came from Mn.
and Mrs. Delevan to a social function
at their home. Wise, delighted Patty
never Intimated to her aunt that they
had met before. Mutually hopeful,
they allowed matters-to drift.
Into that same secret sleeve pocket
Patty's dainty-gloved hand slipped one
evening, as was his wont, as they were
beaded for an entertainment. Patty's
fingers come In contact with a tiny
pasteboard box.
"There Is something In the pocket,"
she begnn.
"Oh, yes," said Rodney animatedly
"It Is an engagement ring."
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Case No. 2988.
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT
DEFENDANT
In the District Court of Box Butte
County, Nebraska:
Leven H. Jones, Plaintiff, vs. Jessie
M. Jones, defendant:
To Jessie M. Jones, non-resident
defendant, take nolice:
That on the 12th day of June, A. P.,
1J20, Leven H. Jones filed his petition
against you in the District Court of
Box Butte county, Nebraska, the ob
ject and prayer of which is to obtain
a divorce from you on the grounds
that ou hae been guilty of the act
of committing ndultry without just
cause or provocation.
You are required to answer said
petition on or before Monday, the 9th
day of Januarv, 1021.
LEPEN 1L JONES,
Plaintiff.
LEE BASYE, Attorney
Nov 2.1-Dec 2.1
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