Section Two
VOLUME XVIII.
The Alliance Herald.
ALLIANCE. BOX BUTTE COUNTY, NFBRASKA: THURSDAY DECEMBER 15, 1910
Pages 9 to 16
NUMrtER 1
A visit to our store will help
you decide on the Christmas
present. No other line offers
so many suggestions for useful
presents suitable for all mem
bers of the family.
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Beautiful Show Windows.
We know of no town in Nebraska
Unit has in one ear, niadea Rreaferim
movement in the appearance ol its
stole and tbop wtlldOWl th;n has Alii
IM in the past twelve months, or les
i than that length of time. It is a plea-
S sure to walk along the streets ot the
business section and view the window
i exhibits. Out of tow n readers of t lie
Herald should come to Alii;. nee before
Christmas, it possible, to see the fine
displays of goods and make their holi
day purchases.
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o-operativie Movement
HOLIDAY MEATS
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We wish to commend the merchants
of Alliance who are inaugurating a co
operative delivery svstem, by means of
which a large amount of work and ex
pense can be saved. This should mean
a benefit to customers as well as to
ii. m chants. Under the present svstem
of every store having its own delivery
wagons, two or more trips are often
made to differentparts ofthecitv, when
line trip would do for all, if worked un
der I co-operative svstem.
The merchants are advertising for
bids and propositions to operate the
system, as will be seen bv reference to
j The Herald'f. department of classified
! ads this week.
TWO ELOPING COUPLES CAUGHT
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We have a full lint! of fresh meats, at prices
that are as low as quality will permit. Your
phone orders will be given the same prompt at
tention that we give to those who call.
Beef
Veal
Pork
Mutton
Turkeys
Geese
Ducks
Chickens
Saxton & Roach
PHONE 19
Money Saving Prices
Before buying your winter supply of Groceries, call and
inspect our stock cf Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Here is a few of the seasonable Goodies we have to offer
you.
Pure Buckwheat Flour, six lbs S5&C
Falcon Pancake Flour, six lbs 86c
Falcon Pancake Flour, four lbs. . 25c
Peerless Flour Best, 4MI sk $1-50
Tip Top Flour, 48 lb sk 1.40
Delight Flour, 4h lb sk 1 .19
canned num
Plums, 1 t lb can, per can l"e
White Grapes, 2 1-2 lb can 15c
White Cherries, 2 1-2 lb can 90o
Black Cherries, 2 1-2 lb can 20c
Peaches, Y. C. 2 12 lb can 2c
Apricots, 2 12 lb can 2Uc
HONEY and MAPLE iYHUP
One lb Nebraska comb Honey. 20c
Two lb roll Candied Honey 5c
Five lb pail strained Honey 7."c
One gallon fog Cabin Maple Syrup $1.50
One-half gallon L. C 90o
One-fourth gallon L. C 45fl
Also some very tine
Pure Missouri Sorghum, per gallon 75c
Rr.isins, four Crown, per lb lOo
Hams skinned per lb Wc
Coal Oil. per Five gallon can bOc
A. D. R0DGERS
PHONE 54
A telegram was received Tuesday
night by the hief of police to arrest
two young couples who had run away
from Hot Springs, S. I). Both coup
les, who were not more than twenty
years of age, were arrested in a short
time by the Chief ot Police and Deputy
Sheriff and held in custody until the
South Dakota sheriff arrived on 42.
They were taken back by him on 43
The young people were all members
of prominent Hot Springs families and
as the girls were under age it is proba
ble that the young men will be charged
with abduction. The local officers
weic complimented on their ipiick
work.
Makes Record Run With Ford
Arthur Powell, son of Clarence
Powell, living near Alliance, made a
record run last week from Central City
to Angora through the range of sand
hills. He made the trip in one of the
late model "T" Ford autos and covered
the ground in eighteen hours running
time, through a great deal of snow and
water. This is a record both in time
and for the territory covered. Mr.
Powell stated that be passed some
heavy touring cars mired in the sand,
of much higher power than his Ford.
Successful Public Sale
Every Department Offers a Multitude
of Practical Gift Suggestions
Yc have many special bargains throughout the
store that will make acceptable gifts. A few only of
which we can enumerate:
Umbrellas, Fountain Pens, Silk Scarfs, etc.
The following is merely to suggest (lifts
that are both useful and acceptable:
Umbrellas
Beautifully mounted in Gold. Silver and
Pearl, Mission handles, etc., at
$2 and up
Silk Scarfs
In a wide rane of colors and weight's
priced at from S;;.oo ilown as
50c
Fountain Pens $1 to $3
Silk Petticoats and
Kimonas
Are acceptable jifts at all times be
cause of their usefulness. You can make
selections easily from our varied lines this
week.
Combs
Barrettes, Hat Pins in both Gold and
Rhinestone mounted
Leather Hand Bags
You will find a good selection from our
special purchase of the samples of M. A.
fcisman & Co. We bought at '.,011. We
have marked at the same discount.
For Men
A Special Hand Sewed
Lather Bag $12.00
Extra value Solid Leather
Suit case $4.50
Others from $1.00 to $5.00
From now until after Christmas we offer our entire
line of Ladies' Suits and all Colored Coats at 25 Dis
count. Buy you wife, sister or sweetheart a Wil
low Plume for Xmas. They are at 25 per
cent discount this week.
5ve Horace TboQVW Sove
The Britton-Parker sale on Tuesday
of last week passed off very satisfactor
ly to Messrs. C. II Hritton and G- M
Farker, things selling hetter than had
been expected. They give much credit
to Auctioneer J. P. Coursey for the
able manner in which he conducted the
sale. Everything advertised was sold in
a huny, at better figures than had been
anticipated, and the sale did not drag
out as public sales sometimes do
Mr. Britton returned from his visit to
Michigan a few davs betore the sale,
and now that be and Mr Parker have
their Uox Butte countv business in
shape to leave, they start today (Thurs
dav for their new home at Puyallup,
Washington, today. We regret to lose
these gentlemen from our county, but
since they have headed for the netting
sun, we wish them well in their far a
way home.
K. C. Elect Officers
At a meeting ot the Alliance Council of
the Knights of Columbus last I uesdav
evening the following officers were elected
for 1911:
Df Angus Kenndy, (irand Knight
K- E. Driscoll, Deputy irand Knight.
Tom Hurchell, Warden.
Kev. ft, McNamara. Chaplain.
Dr. B. A. Copsey, Chancellor.
P. S. Yaunt, Treasurer.
W. Buchenstein, Recording Secretary.
F. B. O'Connor, Financial Secretary.
Joseph McNamara. Lecturer.
Five1 room bouse, down town loca
tion, good condition; lit per month.
Ni-Iou Fletcher Fire Insurauce ,t-ncv 1
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THE LING
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A Whole Year Without Sunday
Wm ALL alii till
This is just a BARGAIN RATE and
is not good after December 28
If you want tho Big Sunday Journal Included tho Bargain Price
will bo S4.0C. The regular prloo ot the State Journal la 94.00
without Sunday and SS.OO with Sunday.
KEEP TRACK OF THE LEGISLATURE
by reading thla big Lincoln paper that haa no atrlnga to It and
oan print the truth about everybody and everything. Mo beer
or whiskey ada. Me nasty medical ada. Paper atopa when time
Is up. It's not foroed en yeu like many other papers. We would
like to have you try It at this out prloe tor the year 191 1. Address
The Nebraska State Journal, Lincoln, Nebr.
How's This?
We "(Tit One Hundred ltollara Reward Inr tut
cue ot CutarrU that cannot Ik cuiwl l Ball
Caurrb Cure.
F. J. C'tU.NI Y CO.. Toledo. O.
We, the undrraurued. Have knon V i. CtMB)
tor the tut It yean, and beJIeve him prrlrctly hon
orable In all buatneaa tranaaclloiie and financially
able to carry out any obligations wade by bla firm.
NanoNAi. Hank ur Commkik i.
Toledo, i ii.i"
Hail's Oatarrb Cure la taa.ro Internally, aclinic
dlrt-4-Uy upon the blood and mucoua surface ol the
eu-m. Testimonial at-ut free. Price li oecU per
koiilc. Sold by all Oiuaalala.
Take liall Family PUU (or cunat'pittlon.
Central Lumber Co.
Building flaterial. Piles, Posts
hkhinqford. and Coal nebra
