The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922, November 28, 1902, Image 4

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Nothing to
Conceal
It is true that wo uso no
destructive chemicals or
injurious methods in our
work. Nothing to spot,
streak or Jade the cloth.
Nothinc to oat im the
fabric or render it un
sightly. Everything to
Reveal
You are invited to in
spect every step taken by
your laundry from marking
to bundling. Then you
will know why your linen
is always clean, pure, white,
perfectly glossed, and has
the general appearaaco ot
of being well laundered.
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Alliance Steam Laundry
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Staple
Fancy
Groceries
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That Can't ie Real
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Queensware,
Tinware ,,
Enameled ware
CALL ON.
A. D.Rodgers
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ZBINDEN BROS,,
.DEALERS IN.
Flour i Feed.
"Home
Comfort"
Flour
Is Our Leader. Try It.....
'PHONE 108. ,
WEST BIDE MAIN
STREET... ..
ALLIANCE. NEB.
W. M. FOSKET,
-A.-ULC tion.eer
Will Cry Sales in This and
Adjoining Counties. . . .
On aOMlLfflSSION, or
BY THE DAY.
" Satisfaction guaranteed. If
you want to buy or sell ranch prop
' erty, list it with me. , . . . .
Hemingford, Neb.
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Fire
Insurance.
Heuingford,
Nebraska.
Affent (or the Caledonian, of
Scotland, which Insures town
property only, and the Colum
bia, which Insures town and
farm property and live stock.
Both are reliable old lino corn
panic ,,
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Method Perfected nt Pnhst Brewery Thnt
Assures Hccr Perfectly Pure.
Thero Is just as much difference bo
twoon tho plans of an architect and
tho sketch of a bchoolboy as thero is
between tho new Malt Process of tho
Pabst ltrcwiug company anil tho old
way of ranking beer
Thero la more in that thau you may
thiulc. llcor drinkers can't afford not
to know what this statement means,
The Pabst Urewlug company id not
easily satisfied good as PabsE beer has
been and is, It is bettor nov than ever
before.
It. will pay to know why.
This Is why.
Cr.pt. Pabst declares " that malt Is
the soul of beer."
The better the malt, tho hotter the
beer.
Perfect beer must coma from perfect
malt. The Now Process at the Pabit
brewery begins a now era 1st th brew
ing w.rld.
It's a malt rerolutlon.
nbw rnocKss rERracTED.
Malt, up to this time, eran in tho
Pabst browory, was gotten from barley
grain by the best methods kaown. At
immense cost involving the outlay of
vast Bums of money, the Pabst Brew
ing company has perfected a new malt
ing process that is so far aapcrior to
the old method as to bo beyond com
parison with it. Always before, tho
malster spread tho steeped barloy on
the malt-houso floor, and was depend
ent upon tho weather for results. Malt
in the new Pabst malt-house is
made in weather that is made
in tho malt-house tho only fire
proof, air-proof, gernvproof malt-
house in the world. Tho walls are
several feet in thickness; light enters
only through triple windows, closed
and sealed.
Malt is made from barley, step by
step.
HOW MALT IS MAUB.
First Pabst obtains the best barley
monoy can2buy. Then it is cleaned,
graded and stored, and at regular in
tervals cooled and freshened by tho
"air-bath" blower.
Second To become malt, the grain
must sprout or germinate in a moist
coBdltlon. Right here is found tho
revolution in perfect malting. After
steeping an average of fifty-four hours
in pure water, tho grain is convtyed to
immense) germinating compartments.
The sprouting barley in these is
stirred and turned by automatio stir
ring and cranes, not by shovel as in
tho old way.JJEach and every iudivid
ual grain sprouts In tho same tempera
ture, at the same time and exactly to
the samo extent.
Third After the sprouting or ger
minating, the compartments are emp
tied, and tho grain is carried away to
the kilns.
Pabst kilns are the only kilns ever
constructed that kiln rightly and prop
orly. Eight immense floors in two
tiers lie one abovo the other over great
furnaces beneath. All these floors are
metal, punctured by small holes to
auinlt the heat from below.
Tho wet sprouting malt goes to the
top floor first, where it begins to wither;
then the floor is'opened and the malt
drops to the floor below, nearer and
nearer tho heat, withering more and
more, drying as it goes. Finally upon
the lower floor the sprouts begin to
fall from tho grain, leaving tho malted
barley-grain dry.
Then comes the fanning, which blows
away and entirely removes every parti
cle except the perfect malted barley-
grain Itself.
PURE BEER HV l'ABBT METHOD.
Malt under the new Pabst process
germinates in atmosphere that is tem
pered to the fraction of a degree.
Eight days that work continues.
Pure Altered air of exact temperature
is drawn by suction at regular intervals
through the grain, the malt being
always in a perfectly fresh, clean
atmosphere.
Thero is never any change in the
malting climate of the Pabst malt
house. Change is often fatal, Pabst now
malt-house is the only one where
change is impossible.
Pabst malt is good malt; best malt
ever produced.
Malt made that way, and it is made
that way only in the Pabst brewery,
that's perfect malt, that means perfect
beer.
The rest of tho process of "brewing
beer Is familiar to those who have
visited anv pood brewery. The brew
house of the Pabst brewery is tho best
brew-house in the world best equipped
most equipment.
After the infusion of the hops, the
cooking, cooling, the fermenting and
the storing, the barreling and the
finished product reaches the consum
ing public at last the best beer ever
made, because It's made Uy the best
method from the best malt.
If the malt isn't right, the beer si
bad; if the malt is good, the beer is
good; tl the malt Is perfect, tho beer Is
perfect.
This tells why Pabst malt Is perfect
malt; the way Its done, the pew way,
the best way, the Pabst way.
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Horses Wintered.
Good pasture and hay, stabled at night.
Four miles soatbwost. Inquir MoUrisg
Bros. Stof,
R turner's
Slaughter Salel
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ALBERT JOHNSON
CLOTHING AND SHOES
To be sold by Dec. 20.
Any goods in stock go
at cost and lots of odds
and ends 15 to 25 per
cent, below cost.
READ OUR PRICES
See the goods. It's the
same as a gold mine
to you if you want
Clothing and shoes.
Buggies and
Wagons
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Alliance, - - Nebraska.
W. B. AOHESON.
.1. E. JODSK
Boys' ...
Department
Boys Scotch Caps i ., ... xoc
Cloth Caps - - 20c to 35c
Leather Mitts . 20c to 35c
Sweaters .'..., 35J
All Wool Sweaters a?.L ...... ." 50c
Ovoralls ., ,.,k. .. 25c
Shirts ....... .'. 15c, 35c and 50c
2Picce Suits ., ...... 500 to $1.00
Overcoats.., .". '.,..,..'..,1.50 to'fo.oo
Children's Shoes .. .....'. .'. 85c to $1.25
Boys' Shoes .. fx.oo to Si. 50
Men's .
Department
Overalls 45c
Jumpers .. .. 35c and 45c
Knit Gloves -..,,.250 and 35c
Leather Gloves 20c
Calf GJpves .. .. ,... .. ,..?. 50c
Engineers' and Firemen's Brotherhood Gauntlet
Gloves .. .... 75c
Same Glove, Long Gauntlet . .., ....$1.00
Heavy Work Shirts 35c and 50c
Winter Weight Underwear ... - 35c and 56c
100 Men's Mixed Suits $2.50 to 3.50
200 Men's All Wool Suits -...$4.00, $5.00 and $6.00
We have an elegant line of the lat
est styles of Men's high grade, tailor
made Suits, regular price $12, $16
and $20.
Sale Price - $8.oo, $12.oo, $15.oo
Men's Cheviot Overcoats., 22.50, S3. 50 and 3.00
Men's Long Ulster Overcoats, Zero Colllar, tho
best coat made for cold weather.
To close out at , 4.50, 6.50 and $8.50
Men's Heavy Sweaters '. , 50c
Men's All Wool Sweaters 75c and 1,00
Men's Duck Coats... 75c, j5i.oo and S1.25
Men's Felt Boots, with heavy Bay State Rubbers $ 1.50
Men's Snow Excluder Arctics , .....gi.io
Men's Shoes at all prices, from $1.00 to 3.50
ACHESON & JODER,
Successors to BECK & CO.
HARDCDARB
THE CELEBRATED
Majestic Ranges and
Estate Oak Soft Coal Heaters
Your Patronage
Solicited....
Opera House Block.
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA.
V. M. KruaiiT, Pros. O. n. Oonkett, Oashlor. W. If. Oorimtr, V. Pre.
Alliance National Bank,
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA.
2S Incorporated. Sa.ie. Conservative. 22
Capital Paid in $50000.
SURPLUS, 85,000.
DIREOTOUB : F. M. Knight, B. F. Bottlcholm, W, II. Corbln, Thos. Beck, tf.W. Harris.
tW MONEY LOANED ON APPROVED SECURITY.
W. A. Haupton, President
A. S. Rebd, Vice President
R. M. Hampton, Cashier
G, Haupton, Ass't Cashier.
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First National Bank,
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA.
Capital, $50,000. - Surplus arid Profits, $20,000.
Directors: W. A. Hampton. A. S. Reed E. C. Hampton, R. M Hampton,
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BOARD OF DIREOTOBB:
H. B. Green. J. H. Sninn. James Harry. Keith L. Pierce. G.L.Taylor.
WE WILL GUARANTEE
To save you from 35
to 50 per cent, on any
goods in our store. No
goods sold on credit
after Dec. 1 5. All ac
counts to be paid by
December 20.
W. EX RUMBR
Alliance, Nebraska.
13?" Interest natd on time doDoslts. Kxcbango furnished on eastern banks.
l Loans mude on good security.
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