THE ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921
; Golden
Your chance to get your
tore
Sale Begins Saturday
Morning
new Uvercoat at almost cne-
half price.
Great Sale of
fid Yoitti
Oves
Men's
Mens
coals
a
The GREATEST SALE and no doubt the LOWEST PRICES Ever Placed on HIGH-CLASS OVERCOATS Your Chance to buy your Overcoat
at ALMOST ONE-HALF PRICE
MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S
$25.00 ' $30.00 $33.00 and $40.00
OVERCOATS " OVERCOATS OVERCOATS ,
for , for for
$17.75 1 ' $19.75 $24.75 -
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Funeral Services
for Charles' Coker
Were Held Today
Funeral sen-ices for Charles Coker,
former ranchman and resident of Al
lianfce who committed suicide at his
home in this city Monday of this week,
were held at 10 a. m. this morning
from the First Baptist chuch of this
city, Kev. B. J. Minort being ,in
charge of the services.
Interment was made in the old Car
penter cemetery, ten miles west of
Alliance, in which a number of pioneer
ranchers and their families are ouried.
ELLSWORTH.
Mrs.
Anna Bennett was an Alliance
Wednesday returning Thurs-
visitor
day.
C. C. Jameson, president of the
Richards & Comstock Cattle company
was called to Minneapolis on company
business. Mr. Jameson will stop olf
in Omaha on this trip.
P. . Law was an Alliance business
visitor Wednesday.
John Havlik of Hemingford arrived
Thursday for a visit with his father,;
Joe Havlik, south of Ellsworth. i
C. H. Fields, who was injured when
thrown from his horse Monday, is I v
slowly recovering. Re. B. J,
S. E. Stewart, Uene Kennedy, J. L Defects
Young ana Miss Margaret Kenneuy
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. P.
K. Law Monday.
TELLS NEED OF
CENTRALIZING
CHARITY WORK
ELIMINATE DUPLICATION AND
LAC K OF INVESTIGATION.
Minort Again Points Ou
in Present Methods of
Dealing With Problem.
for stock and poultry at
Fairmont Cream Station.
F. J. Ellsbury who has leased his
ranch to Dillion Donahoe, on a share
basis, is in Alliance looking for a loca
tion. Mr. Ellsbury will be in the em
ploy of the Burlington freight depart-1
ment at Alliance, while Ilussel will at-j
tend high school and Marvin is under!
the electrical department of the gov- j
ernment vocational work. We are.
.. l ,.r T.'U .v
our community but thev think it is for lb.: Celery, ooc bunch; Lettuce,
the best and we are for them. ' lCc bunch; oranges, grapes, pick-
The recent repair work on the hotel le, olives; also fancy canned
was iemporaruy sioppw uy wie Know C,nn delivered at VOUr
idoor. Phone 789. Also special
Rev. B. J. Minort. nastor of the Alli-
PmvHprpH Rllttpnnilk -.ance Baptist church, again calls atten
k un utrtu uuiiti luun tion to the ne?(, in thia cit of centrai.
Refined for family use. Crude : izing the various
:ity
charity
activities.
suing anything you have that is
worth giving, we are at our fervve.
But don't do as one party did last
had shoes or not we found that they
a sack of potatoes, and then tell us
there are many rotten ones, but some
poor family can pick out the good,
i when by actual count there were but
' six potatoes fit to present to a starv
ine family. Our home will be given
I ami used lor the help of humanity pa
I -i : i r u . i ... -.1 -
a cicunng iiuue jui cuariiy, nut piconc
know that we do not want to make it
a dumping ground for rotten )'ood.
"The ladies of the church are and
now do repair any clothing that do
not require too much repair, ind will
welcome such clothing, but remember
there is a limit as to repair.
"Some of the union men are sending
us very good clothes. If
in need please call up
get what we have. We have two fine
boys overcoats, one man s oveiToat,
Some gasoline tanks are placed un
der the front seat and some sit on
the front seat.
Almost anything can happen now.
A Topeka plumber has been arrested
for speeding.
The divorce records teach us that
the tic .that binds icn t a marriage
lie.
a if arn
and come and
Some of the old boys, however, can
cut money-shines without monkey
planila.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED All kinds of dressmaking
at the NEBRASKA HOUSK. Konm
4. 102-103-p
Beer by the case as medicine! At
last the government is iloing some
thing to discourage bootleggers.
See E. Essay for Thanksgiv
ing supplies; Cranberries at 22c
a quart; English Walnuts, 35c
lb.; Celery, 3."c bunch; Lettuce,
10c bunch; oranges, grapes, pick
les, olives; also fancy canned
goods. Goods delivered at your
door. Phone 789. Also special
price on sugar. 102
The Jand is safe so long as the ma
jority of husbands call their wives
"Mother." . .
T
the! At the present time, he points out, jand quite a lot of wearing apparel.
119 mere are nan a uozen agencies ai
"I work, and there is entirely too much
duplication in the assistance given. The
storm, however, Harry Merritt and J.
H. Wehr will be back on the job to- j
morrow if the weather permits. ,
Palace
See E. Essay for Thanksgiv-' lack of adequate investigation of calls
ins supplies; Cranberries at 22cfr assistance is also mentioned.
a quart; lnpiisn .wainuis, o.c k "nr : - "" ;
for the purpose, but lack of funds and
some opposition resulted in dispensing
with it. Later a committee of local
men and women ws appointed at a
mass meeting, and it was decided to
I ask the Salvation army to establish
a DO-t here. Alter a time mis was!
accomplished, but the post was com
pelled to discontinue for lack of funds
alter a brief and uneasy existence.
Mr. Minort suggests that steps be
taken to form another organization, in
order that the problem be handled as
a purely local one. In the meantime,
he proffers his own assistance
We deliver only in case we are con
vinccd sickness prevents the needy
from conv'ng after them.
"Several pairs of shoes in j erfect
condition awuit some girl; or woman.
We have a little money leit which wi
would gladly ue when convinced it is
needed.
"Let us introduce system in our
charity work.
"B. J. M IN OUT."
price on sugar.
102
Market
We will have a fine supply of Turkeys, Ducks, Geese and
Chickens, but we advise you to step to the phone and place
your order now so that you will be sure of getting just the
size you will need. We will deliver it when you want it.
ALL THE OTHER GOOD THINGS
that go to make the Thanksgiving dinner a success can be
bought here at prices you will like.
READ THESE REGULAR PRICES
Pot Roast, per lb ' 15c
Roll Rib, per lb . 20c
Beef Boil, per lb 10c
Round Steak, per lb 20c
Veal Roast, per lb 15c
Veal Stew, per lb 10c
Shoulder Roast, per lb 16c
Ham Roast, per lb 22c
Fresh Dressed Hens, per lb 22c
Fresh Dressed Springers, per lb. 25c
Fresh Oysters, large size, $cr pint 55c '
Mince Meat, per lb .25c
Cider, per gallon 85c
Cranberries, per lb lTc
No. 1 English Soft Shelled Walnuts, lb. . .40c
From Guy Rust's Dairy.
Whipping Cream, per pint 30c
Fresh Milk, per quart 10c
The Palace Market
We Deliver Phone 131
that of the ladies of hu church m
.dispensing aid to the needy. His let-
. ii
ler jonowsi
"ALLIANCE, Ntb., Nov. 17 To the
Editor of the Herald: During the
summer I wrote an article in both
local papers concerning the need of a
sort of clearing house for the charity
work of the city. Since we have no
city mission or Salvation Army it was
pointed out that the churches or lodges
or business organizations could create
an organization, or appoint a person
or persons to look after the charity of
the town. This could be done and
thereby avoid the duplication that
anyone who has had experience in this
work knows takes place, in spite of all
that we can do.
"Just a case in point : Last spring
when we came here we found many
families in dire need. We got busy
sml drew on me poor iunu 01 uui i
; church, and one family was given over
a ton of coal, several sacKs 01 nour,
etc. One day upon my rounds I ran
into another preacher who told me that
that same family had received
nrnrtip.-illv the same amount of
of groceries from his church fund, j
The next day we found that a third i
preacher had been helping this tame j
family, with the result that the man of
the house was later found (by the j
writer to be iunt a dead-beat), audi
when help was withheld he went to
work. Several cases could lie cited
very much the same.
"Now the reason that many want and
en hunirrv or cold every winter in Alh-1
' mice, is not because the people of the
i city are not willing to give but because
' w have.no system in our giving, and
what we give does not reach the really
I worth families. j
"At the present time we have several
1 overcoats and various articles of !
; clothing, but we do not give them to
1 the first that come along. We inves- j
Uigate first, and then act accordingly.,
If thev are hungry we investigate
; after feeding them for the lime, and
1 then lay our plans of action for the :
; future.
"Only the other day children were f
, sent to our house to be fitted for ;
; shoes. After inquiring whether they .
. groceries from his church fund. '
i had plenty but wanted as they thought
new shoes. Needless to sa, tViey v.ei e :
1 not given shoes.
"If we can be of any service to the:
community either in receiving, or is-
Harper-Niemann
Filling Station
Opens Saturday
The Harper-Niemann filling station
nt Knurth and Laramie will tren for
and i business bright and early Satimlay
morning, with a complete line oi Keci
Crown gasoline and ltoyal lubricating
oils. The building and equipment is
most complete, and has made one cor
ner of the business section from an
eyesore into an attractive business
place. Eoth of the proprietors ait;
well known in Alliance and it is ex
pected they will draw a large patronage.
I "
An unan3weving justice dictates the policy of this
undertaking establishment. We handle all burial services
with wisdom and tact and properly price our service charges.
Our modern equipment is dedicated to the public service.
Dusiness connections everywhere.
Miller Mortuary
MORTICIANS
Phones: Day, 311
Night, 522 or 535
123 West
Third Street
SERVICE
does not end with
courtesy while
selling a custom
er, or proper fit
ting It ends only
when the shoe has
given complete
satisfaction from
the time it is pur
chased until it is
discarded.
What is True
Economy in g
Shoe Buying
Everything must 1m? consider
ed Style, quality, fit, price all
play a leading role. Whether or
not the shoe holds its shape and
if it is comfortable when first
tried on. The price for REAL
quality, REAL leather and
REAL style costs no more than
shoes from inferior leather. We
save you from $1.00 to $3.00 on
every pair.
BUSTER DROWN and
AMERICAN BOY SHOES
With everv pair of Roys' and Girls' $5.00 Shoes
sold we will GIVE AWAY one pair of Tite-Lok Stilts.
THOSE
BETTER
SHOES
Baer-Alter Co.
Alliance, Nebraska.
THOSE
BETTER
SHOES