The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922, November 11, 1904, Image 8
UNCLE &k UNCLE KNOWS ! READY ! ran I Tremendous Bargains in winter Underwear FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. Men's wool fleeced shirt and drawers 4C Men's wool fleeced shirt and drawers, $1.00 value for 02C Hen's extra heavy all wool Frost King, $1.60 value for I 1 2 Men's double front and back fleeced underwear, $1 value for OoC Ladies' ribbed fleeced vests and pants, 50 cent value for 23C Ladies1 heavy ribbed wool fleeced vests and pants, 75c values 4 Ladies' ribbed Union suits 022C Ladies' fine camelhair wool, a fine underwear, $1.50 value for I I2' Children's ribbed fleeced Union suits, 50c values for 35 Children's fleece lined underwear, sizes 18 to 32 19 to 3-5C Children's all wool fine camel's hair, sizes 16 to 30, 25 to 65C a&mwMjj Extraordinary Prices In Men's, Women's and Children's fr SHOES & Hen's $2.50 Solid Working Shoe, $j .65 Hen's Nice Enough $2.50 Dress Shoe for $1.95 Men's Solid Goodyear Welt, Best $3.50 Shoe for 2.45 Ladies' $3.00 Soft, Patent Tip Dress Shoe, for 1.65 Ladies' $3.00 Soft Upper, Heavy Extension Sole Shoe for 1.65 Children's Extension, Heavy Sole School Shoes, sizes 5 to 8 95c Children's Extension, Heavy Sole School Shoe, sizes 9 to 1 1 1.24 Misses' Extension, Heavy Sole School Shoe, sizes 12 to 2 1.45 Boys' Strong, Every Day and Sunday Shoes, per pair, $1.00 to 1.9 Esnamamwmmuwmu diimriaiwrnMmiBi A few good ones left in Hen's and Boys' Overcoats, Ladies' Winter Jackets and :..;..:..:..;..:..:...:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..x..:..:.XaiIored Suits aild Coats at 50 Cents Ott the dollar 1. $1.50 VALUES FOR $1.00 That's what you get in Fall and Winter Bargains. Convince yourself by coming in and seeing the Winter Dry G-oods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Underwear, Ladies' Winter Shirt Waits, Wrappers, Etc Invite You to Call. FRED MOLLRING, Manager. DR. FENNER'S Kidney AND MS All Diseases of tie Uclneya, bladder, and urinary organs. Alio catarrh, heart disease, gravel, dropsy, rheumatism, backache. female, troubles. Cure Backache Also Pukifms the Blood. 9ea't become' discouraged. There Is a cure for yon. If necessary wrlto Dr. Pouner. fie ban spent a llfcllmo curing Jiut such cases as yours. All consultations FEEE. Cured of Backache. Member of the Business Men's League and one oftho best known business men in St. Louis, Mo. Read what Mr. Wand has to say about Dr. Fenner's Kidney and Backache dure : "I know what It is to lio afflicted with backache and I sympathiro with fellow sufferers. After swallowing various and frequent nauseating doses of this and that prescription I decided that if Dr. Fenner's Kidney and Uackacho Cure could not rid mo of those hacknclies it nt least would not do mo any harm and I procured a bottle. "Now tho first bottle didn't stop those wearing backaches, but it did afford mo great relief. Tho second bottle, however, did effectually put a stop to thoso racking backaches. Occasionally they returned when strenuous business affairs exhausted tho physical forces, but a doso or two of Dr. Fenner's Cure gave instant relief. Respectfully, CANTON 'ff &&?? Sold by Druggists, 50c. and $1. Get Cook Book and Treatise on the Kidneys FREE. M. M. Fenner, M. D., Fredonia, N. Y. m-:K"X-kh:::h ! i F. J. Brennan & Co,... DEALERS IN W Drugs, Perfumes! and Toilet Articles. Paints, Oils and Wall Paper "PtosctVpWotvs CaxvxWQ Convpouwtau,, FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLOCK. Alliance, Nebraska." "K"HHKHHK::-W-:HH--'XW2--5:: Palace Liveiy Baxn S. II. DESCH, Prop. one 111.OCK wkst OV Good turnouts, strict attention to our business, tue NEW zniSDKN . , amj courteous treatment to all has won for us the lillll.VUNG. 'I'bonc 72 excellent patronage we enjoy, Trv us. Albert Stewart is now clerking for Hoy Ilickcy. Joe Bartus from Oaklahoma is visiting with his sister, Mrs. Will Roth this week. Clark Lewis living near Hemingford was in Sioux county this week after cattle for shipment- G. H. Clayton has bought three quarters ot land of W. A, Hood on Snake creek ad joining his own ranch. Mr. and Mrs Meek from near Mnlinda, surprised their daughter, Mrs. Con Bass Sunday by making her a visit it being her birthday. Will Randall has the contract (or doing tho carpenter word on Miss Pearl Bro sliar's new sod house, and is doing en excellent job Lewis E. Hood made a trip to Alliance Sunday and brought out his father to be on hand nt election time. Mrs. Hood ac companied them. W. A. Randall han been awarded the contract for building a new "Nebraska brick" house for Mrs. Mary Cory on her new homestead. Mr. Kesler of Lakeside has been in this neighborhood this week and has employed Con. Bass to erect a house on his claim, which will be completed in a few days. The election passed off quietly with the election of two officers in this precint as follows- James Kennedy for road overseer bv a big majority, and Frank Caha for constable with only two votes ahead. Wo beg leave to correct a mistake that the Canton news slinger for the Alliange Times made in their items of November I, that W. C. Phillips was assisting John Hickey with his threshing, He was not there. Geo. H, Zimmerman left Wednesday morning for a visit to the St. Louis expo sition and on the rounds will visit Spring Held, Canton his old home, Peoria and Chicago. W. C. Phillips will have charge of the ranch during his absence. Quite an accident happened to a little son of Henry Bruss Tuesday night on their way home from Andrew Tschacher's. The little fellow fell oil the wagon which ran over him breaking one of his legs Dr. liikner was called next day and set the broken limb. Bromos Grass Seed. 1 have a quantity of choice bromos grass seed for sale at my place 5 J miles south of Hemingford, at 10 cents a pound. Bromos is the ideal grass for western Nebraska. L. Samp v. VANTi:i-i:ury Ohio l'ofutocs. (lood stoitcd stock for storage purpose. Al'l'l.l.S. Well sorted, hand picked, $1.00 per luishcl. Oi'l.W-Ow. AI.I.IANCK GKOt'.l'.ltY CO Picturo framing, upholstering and furni ture repairing C. Humphry. 7-io-tf NOTflClT The Ue,ird of Education ot tho City of Al. linnet', ut tho olUee of tho M-crotary, O. K. acht. will rvculvu sealed bldn for dsllvory tu tho school bourn's tho following klmluof find and In amounts as follows: ' Seventy tons of Lignite coal, and Twelve tons ot Kastern Anthracite coal. lllds to lo in huu Js of secretary on or before Nqy, 1, 1W. 1 D. K. Sl'Al'UT, 8ec'yi I JLi y f THE FIRST MAN Who bought furniture of us over three years ago when we first begun business came in recently and bought a stove and other housefurnishings. He has been 'constant customer all this time and is satisfied. We can make you one of our permanent customers. Try us. SPECIAL PRICES ON DISHES A half dozen drinking glasses special price Creamer, sugar, spooner and putter dish. A four piece glass Special price set A similar glassfour -lece set, Special price SEE THE GOODS. - 15c . 40c . , 75c YOU WILL BUY. GEO. DARLING Furniture and Housefurnishings. $$. f A ft A'i t