TIIK ALLIANCE, HETIALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1921
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Tonight and Saturday
IMPERIAL
Tonight and Saturday
IArbuckietn" "BREWSTER'S MILLIONS" ffl5&
USUAL SHOUT SUBJECTS AND COMEDY m C()pies of 25c sheet
NO ADVANCE IN PRICE, 10 & 30c f Muic Away free.
100 Copies of 25c Sheet
Music Given Away FKEE.
SUNDAY,
SEPT. 11
JUSTINE JOHNSON in
Plaything of Broadway
TOONEUVILLE U
COMEDY
Skipper Has His Fling"
SPECIAL ALL-STAR CAST
Man Trackers'
A Drama of the Far North in Canada.
Usual Short Subject and Comedy
MONDAY,
SEPT. 12
New Admission Prices Starting Sunday, Children 9c, Adults 27c
PRICKS SUI5JECT TO CHANGE ACCORDING TO RENTAL OF ATTRACTION, WITHOUT NOTICE.
And
War Tax
More Spud Raisers
. Interested in the
Certified Seed Came.
Applirat'ons for ct-t tif iralion of spoil
jiotatoes in Nebmska covt r d HoH
j.cres this year, which is nearly double
the acreage entered b.-t year, accord
ing to H. O. Werner, state potato
fpocialist. The second field inspection,
just completed, brings the qualified
acreap-o down to 77"r and the third and
final itispection, to ho made in the bin
sometime in October, may eliminate
the equivalent of 12.1 aeies, ieavinir
;.1() acres, or about 00,000 hudiels of
certified seed for market, 'i he total
certified of the P.O cmp was 22,(MH
bu; hcls.
All but .'.0 acres of the fields under
observation for cei lificution this year
are liliss Triumph.,, if town nin.-tly for
soulhrrn shipment. Only fa Ms in dry
land territory arc; considered, and 1"
per cert of the acreage is in Box
IJutte County.
FOWMNiJ
The haymakers ate sorr yto see so
much rain falling.
Lotinic and Kmest Wilkins attended
the bit? celebration al." Fr.irview. and
leport a hijf crowd and a fine time,
Mrs. Hrus and duejitcr, Clara, were
callers at the Mann home Monday
afternoon.
Clarence Kilpatrick is ettinif ready
for cold weather, as he is hauling a big
supply of coal. He hauled several
loads for Wilk ins in his trucw ulso.
James Katon and family were Al
liance visitors Saturday. They were
ouught in the rain on the way and
pent the niht at the Charles Moore
horn.
School started in the main district
Monday with an attendance of ! pupils
with Miss Hutchinson as teacher.
Nels Peterson wits a caller at Law
sons Monday afternoon getting some
horses to break.
Mis loa Wilkin went to Heming
ford Monday for a visit with her uncle,
Harve Sedore of that place.
Johnny Durke was an Alliance caller
Saturday .
Sunday school was not very well at
tended last Sunday. All the men were
busy. We expect the Presbyterian
minister out nest Sun. lay to preach.
f Kveryone was surprised to see the
piound white wi'.li ft..t last Tue.-day
'nurning.
The dance. at lUiskin's was well at
tended Saturday night and a irood
time repotted by ad Mjnar Christon
Mn was the" volinUt.
Hal old Watkiti-i is mnimd in this
country renewing old friendships alter
;in absence of a year and one-lvilf,
which time he spent in the army. He
was stationed at .-111110 camp in Wash
ington. He says he bus no kick on
the army. He had a .-.n.ip, as he was
a musician first diss.
Harley Urooks took dinner at I'd
Wilkins' Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kiipatrick
and Mr. Hanks motored to Alliance
Sunday evening, returning Monday
evening. j
Ab Hall started to take Miss Nich
o's home Sunday, but he had bad luck
with bis truck, so was forced to co
back home attain.
Lou Hood and Jay Hall shipped sev
eral cars of cattle to St. Joseph, Mo.,
hatunlay. I here were only four pu
pils at the Nelson school Monday.
More will start after the haying is
over.
Jean Hall returned home Sunday
after several weeks' stay wilii hei
(it andmother Elsea.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Mann motored
to Alliance Saturday. Miss At line,
kept the children at home.
Harold Watkins went to ')u-kin's
dance with the Wilkins boys Sallied. ty
ii'jrht.
We tind.T. tand that Jay HaM' ha' e
chaneed their plans and Mrs. 1I.1II has
accepted ib I'evrell school ir tin's
wilder. We are jrlad that they iire
not leaving the country.
Miss Lva Simpson is teaching the
Johnson school again this winier.
The little Misses Helen and L'dilh
.Crawford visited their grandparent in
the andhills last uei-k. VVliit.. ilmw
I they went to U joining to visit an
aunt.
We hc-ir that Johnson's have all the
rie watermelons they can u.-e.
We understand thiit Charles Tin.et
not hear the particulars of the case.
Frank Kane of Alliance is helping
Mr. Wilkins with the haying.
Harold Walk ins spent Sund ly night
at the ranch.
Miss UoU'its of derinir will teach
the Hall school this winte.r. '
Mrs. Ferguson took dinner with 'lis.
Klsea Wednesday and then went to
town with the mail carrier. She left
for Iowa and other eastern points for
a visit with relatives.
Jake Klsea and wife, and a sister,
Miss Clera, motored to Alliance Tuesday.
pent Saturday
, playing with
Miss A rime Mann
afternoon at Klsea'
Jean Hall.
Hill I'.utler is hunting a bunch cf
stray cattle which strayed away last
wfk.
Mrs. Hutlet's sister is not expected
to live.
Joe Kennedy took N'els Peterson to
(own Saturday to get hay men. They
returned with only one man.
Mrs. . F.. Hurlbuit visited with
Mrs. Klsea Wednesday afternoon
while Norie went to I.aur.-en's.
Ed W ilkins motored to Alliance
Thursday p. m.
Mr. und Mrs. N. K. Ilurlburt mo
tored to Alhance Mioay.
We are very s-orry to hear that Mrs.
Thompson is not expected to live. She
is at her home in Heminet'oi'd.
with the housework for a while. inpford.
William Kyland was here from Wyo-1 Carl Has!: man visited at Lore's
mint? the first of this week. j Tuesday.
Miss P.elle Weibiing went to Alii-, Elmer Essex ha sold his crops on
ance Monday. jthe Hert Acheson place, and is going
Mrs. Klise Ash ami daughter were away for his health,
in town on business Tuesday after-j Mrs. J. I). Dillon is helping Mrs. C.
noon. ; Moore during threshing.
Charles Carey was a Lakeside vi ..- Miss P.oWca Schwaderer is nt Leo
itor the first of the week. . : Hashman's helping take care of their
Koy Stoop drove in from the Star new son.
ranch Monday. 1 Mrs. Marl Nichols stopped off in Al-
Wi'lie Hudson went out to thejjanoe. yhe is iroinir to teach ut the
( harlos urr Home northwest ot town 1 Winton school near Hemingford.
For touffh, dry skin, use Hud
nut's Original Toilet Cerate.
Scotten & Hershman. 214 Uox
Hutte. "Try This Drug Store
FIRST." ts-
i,akksidi:
Cecil Osbovn wis k'eked bv a horse
Monday at the Ode pluck ranch, lie
was found in an unconscious condi
tion with one car almost several from
his head, lie was taken to AllianO"
where it was also discovered that one
hip was injured either by being
kicked or by the horse stepping on.
It was necessary to take einht stitches
to dress the ear. He is reported as
doing nicely' at the time of this
writing.
Iola Sooer is staying with Mrs.
Highland and attending school here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Zurcher moved to
Hemingford this week. Their many
friends regret their departure.
Theve will be a baseball game on
the home ball diamond next Sunday.
Miss Mable Speer is spending the
week with Wilma Westover i't East
lakeside.
Heber Hord of Central City, Neb.,
was in Lakeside on business the first
of the week.
H. S. Fullerton drove up from his
home southeast of town Monday and
trok Margaret Hagg out to assist
Tuesday.
POINT OF ROCK CRKKK
Murgueriette Lore spent Sunday at
home.
Miss Nita Evans called at Sherlock's
Thursday.
The dance at I.:;rCn.Pr..insfiH.pf s
tended and all report a tine time.
Frank Kane i.- helping Ed Wilkins
wit h his hay crop.
I LiU'e Miss Maxine Vaughan is on
the sxk list.
Miss lva Wilkins is visiting in Hem- district Monday.
Feed Nichols is on the s.cK list this 1
week. J
Mrs. F. E. Nichols vi.-ited at I-co
Hashman's Monday. s
Mr. McCorkle spent Tuesday in this,
vicinity.
A. L. I.e-e called at Alex Under-1
wood Tuesday. .
Pen Svan.-on motored to Alliance
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee How land has a
new baby girl.
Miss Jos.-ie (lacker started her 1
school in the Ha.-hman and Vaughan
Now the Harvard undergraduates
are to have music daily to soothe their
nerves while undergoing the exams.
We fancy the trombone and saxo
phone will be the instruments pre
ferred. Only jazz strains are adapted
to the .neurotic disorders of this time,
says the Houston Post. Sometimes ir.
is hard to tell what ails our civiliza
tion most whether it's rotting at the
top or dying at the root.
A California farmer says he en
countered a snake that was longer
than a wagon tongue and they haven't
decided out there yet whether it is,
at this particular time, a knock or a
boost for California.
Perhaps styles are designed to cheat
railroads on the age limit.
NOTICE
Dodge Tourinff Car
for sale for the re
pair bill. . Completely
overhauled and new
tires,, absolutely .in
first class condition. .
Inquire of
Geo. H. Brcckner
Welding Shop
West Third Street
Knock the "L" Out
of SlaveSAVE!
.. ..
Your Depreciation Costs
Would Pay for an
Implement Shed
mi
Make up your mind that you're not going
to slave all your life, by making it a rule to
put aside so much each week to take care of
you later on.
Just think of the old folks that you know, whose happi
ness and whose very life itself, depend upon the generosity
of some relative. Make up your mind that you're not going
to hi that way, when you get old. Save now and be inde
pendent later on. '
You can start an acwunt here with $1.00, and you can
continue to add to it from time to time, with a feeling of
utmost security and confidence. For this bank is safe,
sound and conservative, and pays o'c interest, compounded
semi-annually.
First National Bank
Alliance,
Nebraska
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Your expensive machinery soon goes to rack and ruin when ex
posed to the elements. There is no better way to save money than
to properly protect your machinery. An Implement Shed will turn
the trick for you.
With your harvesting done, there's sufficient time to build an
implement shed before fall plowing must be done. Better take our
tip and
Build This Year!
Come in and let us give you figures on any building you may re
quire or on lumber for repairs.
FOWLER LUMBER CO.
FLOYD LUCAS, Manager
Alliance, Nebraska
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