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THE FAMOUS
The Real Stuff
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itemthis sale means
$$$ to you
THE FAMOUS
Largest Hen's
and Boys' Outfitters
Always sells it
for less
Wc.bought 150 dp2it
Linen Collars
All sizes and styles which
wo offer 6 for
25c
110 less sold
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fT has been an established rule of this house to clean up each season's business so as to make room
for new goods. Our new stock, which is now in process of manufacture, has been contracted for, and
we have lots of winter goods on hand. Therefore We inaugurate this mighty
Annapolis Navy Blue
Flannel Shirts
Regular Si. 50 val- &
tie, now
HOT STUFF
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Which will last until the end of the month
CLEARANC
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BOYS' SHOES
The host value Box Cnlf
Shoes
13 to 2 $1.45
2 to 5... $1.65
Every pair wnrrnntcd
35c
for
BIB OVERALLS
Good Blue Denims
Heavy, Tough
Muleskin Gloves
for
25c-
LEGGINS
Men's and Boys' Canvas
LeuRins
39c
20 dozen
Wool Mixed Sox
Seamless, two pairs for
25c
DRESS SHIRTS
Odds and ends 75c and ?i
lines Ro at
39C
HEM1NGFORD.
IKoith h. IMorce id fully uutliorl.ed to so-
licit subscriptions unil Job work ami collect
' and receipt for wmic, unil transact till other
business fa connection with Mi position us an
accredited representative! of this paper.)
1 Mrs. Bird has been very ill this week.
Jas. Montague Was in town Tcursday.
Emmett Johnson was in town 'Monday.,
Wm. Foskct went to Alliance Thursday.
'Ers, Rustin was up from Alliance
Wednesday.
B. C. Fenucr was in from Dnrlap
Wednesday.
i' M'ss Dollie Pierce spent Sunday with
5 Miss Bertha Rowland.
3 James Stratton is reported as quite sick
.again with hemmorage of the lungs.
A JJery pleasant party took place at the
', homo of Principal Baker Wednesday
evening.
' H. L. Bushncll is putting in- some fine
- ice which he has had shipped in frem
. Marslaud.
' H. F. Goodenough was elected Consul
I of the M. W. A. camp here in place of K.
I L. Pierce, resigned.
Wm. Delsing was in town Wednesday.
J: His wife has been called to Iowa on ac
I cout of the illness oil relatives.
, Tom Green has been quite sick whhtthe
I grip. Dr. Bowman of Alliance was call
led and at present writing Mr. Green is
much improved..
Special Commissioner of the U. S, land
office De Fresso was here Monday inspect
ing the proofs made here before U, S.
1 Commissioner Q'Keefe.
The, cost of dwelling house insurance is
so low in Uemingford that it seems like no
one. could afford to be without it. Inquire
about it. K. L. Pierce, Agt.
!T. L. Hopkins Jr., was in town Wed
nesday. He has been ill with the grip for
some. time. Mr. Hopkins expects so have
phone installed by Saturday.
H. R. Green was duly surprised the
first of the week by the advent of a nephew
from Vermont. He will remain in this
Vicinity some time according to his present
plans.
The time to insure your livestock is now
vhen the number is low. They are pus in
at an average of a fixed amount and when
the unmber is small the cost is corre
spondingly small. Actual value of stuff
killed by lightning or burned, prompt
adjustment, cash as soon as adjusted, old
line companies, and many other advant
ages. . Think it over. K. L. Pierce, Agt.
The school board have just published a
course of study whicn they have adopted
and" which" has been approved by the
county superintendent of schools.
-They
Theyr are comprehensive and.
upc to
1W1
Unequaled Offerings
of Men's and Boys' Suits
and Overcoats regardless of
former price or value. Y "
We have broken lines of
1, 2 and 3 of a kind that
must go if price will move
them.
Boys' wool
Suits as low as
$1.39
$4.95
Men's suits
begin at...
Splendid values at '
$7.50, $8.50, $9.50, $10
and $12
Investigate these great
Clothing offerings and come
early and get the pick of
the best styles, as they
won't last long at these
Deep Cut Prices
SHOES
The sale of the celebrated Douglas
Shoes continues. Our sale of these
goods is unprecedented. Every day
new customers ask for them. Once
worn always in demand seems to be
the rule of this famous brand of shoes.
$3.50, $4 and $5
Grades
Silk Fleeced Drawers
For men, small sizes, St.oo
values, now
m
65c
date, and are a credit to the authors.
Each parent should read the rules and ad
vice given in the little book. The school
this year seems to be satisfactory to the
patrons.
The Canton people are invited to be
present at the annual meeting of the Hem
ingford telephone company on the second
of next month. It has been suggested
that if the southwest line takes up the high
line idea the Canton lino could buy
the right of way for theii wire over the
line and lessen tho cost of coming to town
for them and at the sams time reduce the
cost of a good line to those on the south
west line from town, Tho above is merely
a suggestion made by one of the members
of the southwest line.
The Farmers' Institute held here Wed
nesday was a complete success. Speak
ora were here from the University of
Nebraska. Interesting discussions of the
topics most of interest in this locality
took place. The public schools were dis
missed that day and they had an exhibit
of their work in agriculture which was
praised by the speakers as the first of that
kind which they had been shown in con
nection with the farmers institutes they
had attended. They also said that the
work was of a very high order. The Arm
strong district was also dismissed for the
day and the children took notes of the
lectures. These institutes will be a per
manent,featu re hereafter.
MARSLAND.
Rev. Shriver has purchased .1 new horse
and carriage.
Mr. and'.Mrs. E. T. Gregg were Craw
ford visitors Monday,
A. E. Byers .made a trip oyer into Box
Butte county Monday.
Mrs. II. L. Richardson is spending a
few days visiting her si3ter Mrs. Frank
Moore on the ranch.
Mrs. James Hollirake of Uemingford
came down on 41 Sunday remaining over
until Monday the guest of Mrs. George
Gregg.
Bert and John Furman bought two hun
dred had of calves from Mrs. Haines of
Snake creek and brought them home the
latter part of the week.
The Misses Grant, of Deadwood, who
have homesteads in Box Butte county
were met at this place by Emmett Johnson
who took them out to their new possessions
where they spent a few days.
Mr, Pete Randall and Miss Laura Ship
ley were married Wednesday of last week.
We have no particulars to chronicle of the
happy event. The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Shipley.
There is no end to wondering as to why
Mr. O'Keefe sold out The Herald, but it
is thought by some that he had so many
SWEATERS
Men's Heavy Weight 75c
grade nt
50C
good rebublican subscribers on his list
he had to turn it over to that political
party.
The following is a list of the sick in
this vicinity: Mell Cheney issuffering with
pneumonia; Pete Soukup with la gripp;
Mrs. James Wilson heart trouble: Mrs
Elizabeth Squibb blood poison; C. H.
Ridiey indigestion.
John Kay of Linton ranch was in town
on Thursday having come down after a
fine Hereford bull which came by express
from the east. Mr, Kay is one of those
ranchmen whp takes much pride in keep
ing the very best grade of cattle.
Burk's extra work outfit arrived in town
Sunday having come to build a new side
tmcl; in the breaks southeast of town at a
point woere trains very frequently stick
and cause much delay of trains and loss of
time. About 4,000 feet of track will be
laid.
Marsland isn't in it with our sister town
Uemingford for petty thieving. It is no
uncommon occurance here to lose a cow or
a steer and sometimes a horse, but' up
there they steal coal from a poor widow
woman. So says the Uemingford news
gatherer.
Railroad Rumblings.
Fireman F. L. Hinkley and wife, are
visiting at Omaha.
Conductor Harry Cantlin and wife are
visiting at Lincoln,
The pay car was in Alliance Tuesday
and made boys happy
. Dispatcher F. W. Sharpe has returned
from a trip over the division.
Engineer D. Landrigan and wife went
to Sheridan Tuesday to visit relatives.
Conductors Joder and Perry of the Ster
ling division are laid up with the grip.
Brakeman C. W. Moats ha3 resigned
from the service and left for Ravenna.
Railroad contractor D. J. Burke is grad
ing for the new siding between Marsland
and Girard.
Conductor Wood is relieving Conductor
Conn of the east end local who is visiting
in Illinois.
Master Mechanic Kramer was unable to
be at his office a couple of days this week
owing to illness.
Brakeman I. E, Kennedy has gone to
Kansas City and it is reported that he will
return with a bride.
Conductor Charlie Matthews and family
are spending the week at the True Miller
ranch in Sioux county.
Engineer 'Gene Parks and Conductor
Art Gordon are visiting relatives and
friends in the eastern part of the state.
An important change occurred lastyeek
when J. M. Gruber, general superintend
ent of the Union Pacific, was 'tendered'-the
f" i
CAPS CAPS
Big line of 75c Caps
now
50c
position of general manager of the Burling
ton road east of the Missouri river. Mr.
Gruber succeeds F. A. Delano.
General Superintendent Rhodes and
Foremati Dewey were out on an inspection
trip this week over the Sterling division.
H. J. German, secretary to General
Superintendent Rhodes, and J. H. Water
man of Lincoln made a trip of inspection
over the Wyoming division this week.
Leroy Cunningham resigned his position
as clerk in the master mechanic's office
and left Thursday for his former home in
Ohio. He is succeeded by W. T. Schlupp.
J. C. Birdsell, assistant superintendent,
of Deadwood, passed through Alliance this
morning enroute to Los Angeles, Cali., on
a pleasure trip. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Birdsell.
Roadmaster Mclntyre has a large force
of men at work cutting ice for the com
pany at Marsland. About 5.000 tons will
be housed in the new ice houses at Alli
ance within the next two weeks.
Mr. Will Cliue is confined to his bed
with a serious attack of the grippe.
Friday is Fresh Fruit Day a
Gleoson's Delicacy Store. Nov. n -tf
Money to Loan.
$2000 to loan on approved security at
10 per cent interest
Dec. 2-3t G. L. Moffatt.
Ml Mil Persons to buy first-class
mining stock, sure prof
its. Par value, $5.00,
selling $1.00 per share. Write to
branch office Lacota Gold Mining and
Reduction Co., Crawford, Neb. Box 57.
12-10-fiW
Wm. James,
Exclusive
Dealer in
COAL &
... WOOD
'Phone Alliance,
No. 5. Nebraska.
For Fine Boot and Shoe
Repairing
call on
I. D.NICHOLS
Also has in stock a new line of GENTS'
SHOES of the best manufacture and at
prices that will suit. Call and examine
the stock before you buy and you will
save money.
At R. Madsen's old stand, first
door south of Cigar Factory."1
Unequaled Offerings
Men's $18 36-ounce Wool
Overcoats, this season's
make, beautifully made and
trimmed, per- $ sj "A
feet fitters, at' & "
All of our $18 and $20 fine
h a n d-m a d e Automobile
Belt Overcoats made by
the finest tailors in the
land, go . $ I -j j C
One lot of Ulstes worth $8,
while they last $ ? ff
Bovs' Overcoats $
! up
frorh
You must see these goods
in order to really appeciate
the true value of them.
FAMOUS
Clothing House
Two Doors South of P. O.
THE
All wool Ribbed UNDERWEAR in
Gray Silk finish. Pearl Buttons, regular
Si. 50 values, small sizes 7f
now only i J
HUMPHRY
:: Undertaking- and . .
:: Embalming' Company
Calls snswered promptly day or night.
Claude Humphry,
Undertaker.
firs. Humphry,
Lady Assistant
Residence phone 269.
Contractor and Builder.
Turning and Scroll
Work and all
Kinds of Shop
Work
Estimates Furnished
GEO. G. GADSBY,
firlck Shop West of Alliance National
flank, Alliance, Neb.
PHONE 400.
ZBINDEN BROS,,
-DEALERS IN...
Flour i Feed.
"Home
Comfort"
Flour
Is Our Leader. Try It
'PHONE 106.
WEST SIDE MAIN
STKEET.. .
J. Rowan
DEALER IN
FLOUR and FEED
WHOLKSALK .AND HETAII.
HANDLES TUB
Celebrated Ravenna Flour
,. A -At. Eilkington's old.
A'4.;6tand, 'phone No. 71. : ?-.
4 JM1J&M
Jack Rabbit Union Made
Guaranteed
Corduroy Pants
.... $i-75
All sizes
Mens Box Calf Skin
DRESS J3HOES
$1.75
Generally sold at $2, 50
5 pairs of
ODD PANTS
at
$1.00
per pair
Cheaper than overalls
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UNDERSHIRTS
We have a lot of reg
ular Si. 50
Hens' Shirts
You can have them at
69C
At
50C
We offer 3 cases of heavy
Winter
Underwear
which liar, been sold in
this town at 75c
For a Full
Line of...
Staple and
Fancy
Groceries
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That Can't be Beat
In Town.,,,
-vs, Queensware,
gig!1 Tinware maa '
y ' Enameled ware
CALL ON.
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A. D. R0D6ERS.
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The Winter Season
Is here.
So are We
With Special Prices
on provisions of all
kinds. Call in and
see us before buying-.
Lee Acheson
'Phone No. 4.
Checkered
LIVERY AND
FEED BARN;
JAMES KEELER, . Proprietor.
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