ALLIANCE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
AND MESSENGER SERVICE
T. S. JONES, Prop.
1171-2 BOX BUTTE AVENUE
Furnishes employment of all kinds, clerical,
skilled and common labor. Charges reasonable.
Persons wanting help of any kind will find this
agency a convenient means of securing the
same.
Hessenger Service furnished promptly
on telephone calls
PHONE 747
Have your ticket read "Burlington"
PLAN NOW YOUR SUMMER TOUR
TO THE EAST.
Attractive tourist rates will be
eastern cities and resorts.
announced during May to many
Convention Rates Good for the Public
General Assembly Presbyterian Chu-ch, Atlantic City, May 17th to
June 1st.
Northern Baptist Convention, Philadelphia, June 13th to 25th.
Putted Society Christian Endeavor, Atlantic City, July 6th to 12th.
Grand Lodge B P. O. B., Atlantic City, July 10th to 15th.
Modern Woodmen, Buffalo, June 20th to 24th.
Mystic Shrine, Rochester, July 11th to 13th.
G. A. R. National Encampment, Rochester, August 21st to 2Gth.
TO THE WEST.
Tourist rates will be made also to Colorado; also to the Pacific
Coast; In one direction via Denver, fc-'cenic Colorado, Salt l.aUc, the
other via Shasta Route, Portland, Puget Sound. A complete scheme
ol Yellowstone Park rates will be efiective, including rates for the
new eight-day personally conducted camping tours from Cody, Wyo.,
the east and ecenlc gateway.
Write us or gat In touch with us, inentlon your proposed trip and
let us give you descriptive leaflets as fait as they are off the press, and
otheiwise assist you.
J. KR1DELBAUGH, Agent
Alliance
L. W. WAKELEY, G. P. A. .Omaha
CORRESPONDENCE
QUAKER VALLEY
April 28, 1911
Pine weather we are having now
Everybody around here has their
early garden made
A'bert Robinson and family have
moved to alliance.
Roy Scott has a sick horse, lie
just bought him a few days ago.
James Jamison Is suffering from
the effects of having a nail run In
to his foot.
Roy Scott, Moody Krel, Dr. and
leo Haworth were visitors at Lake
side Wednesday. This has got to
be quite a business place.
Next Sunday is Foreign Mission
ary day the world over. We hope
that many may realize as never be
fore that "the field Is the world."
Mra. Andrew Howe, of Mllo, la,
stopped off at Reno to visit rela
tives and friends In Quaker Valley.
She was t on her way home from
Montana where she had been visit
ing her son Lester.
The assessor was around this
week and taxed every single (hlng
you have except the clothes you
wear If the government keeps on
building war vessels and increasing
our taxes to pay for them it will
soon be as hard for the people of
the United States as for those of
England and Germany and other
war taxed countries. "Let us have
peace."
THEY WANT
THE EARTH!
' - f m i ; r h
1 - t
'11 V
if f i a
From every point of the compass the Mail Order Octopus is reach
ing its myriad hands to grasp and grab and gobble the retail business
of your own town. Nothing that is grabbablc and gobbleable escaKs
the Mail Order clutch unless the people stand together against the
Octopus.
The Mail Order people want the earth, and unless you refuse to
trade with them and systematically patronize your home merchants
and manufacturers they will get your part of the earth and you will
have to get off it.
A word to the wise is a whole language.
AT KODGrKS' (iHOtfKV I'ltoM I
Wallaces
Transfer Line
CURLY
April Mj Iftll
Mrs. C. W. Zimmerman Is, on the
sick list at present.
Lee Smith went down near Scotts
bluff last week to work.
Rolla Shetler will farm the Cllf
Hubbell place this season.
Allyn Wood made a trip to Scotts
bluff Monday for ranch supplies.
J. Q. Hesseltlne expects to bring
his photo car to Curly this week
for a three weeks' stay.
Farming is in full blast. Most
small grainB are sown and plowing
for corn progressing finely.
E L. Hawkins was up from his
work at Alliance a few days this
week for a visit with his family.
Clifford Whitaker is helping his
grandpa with his farming while the
latter is laid up with a broken toe,-
(1. (). Howard cmie up from the
ditch Sunday where he has been en-
gacd in patttai in a crop ei wheat
A good soaking rain would be
thoroughly appreciated, but at this
time the indications point to a gen
eral spring rain.
Mr E. V. Chandler is happy now
adays. The occasion for this is
the fact that lie lias quit the water
wagon and now has a well and .ind
mill of his own.
Mi .1. A. Chase was called to
Sroitsbluff the last of the week on
account of the serious illness of his
daughter, Mrs. Bingham, who was
confined in thfl hospital at that
platw
Mr. Patterson is the name of
the gentleman who purchased t he
rollniwlrtimnt of Uncle Hilly Bark
ami is now living upon the lioni.--sN
acI We were very much lc;t m l
to have Mr. and Mrs. Patterson at
Sunday school last Sunday.
The attendance at Sunday sclnxil
is very gratifying. I here were
about "0 present last Sunday. They
have decided to have a banner to he
won by the class having the largest
per cent of attendance. The school
alio decided to observe Children'!
Day, and an executive committee
was appointed to look after the pro
gral I etc.
wiille Mrs. M. I.. Whitaker was
holding a team and while Mr. Whit
aker had gone into the post offlrt
Sunoay, the team became unmanage
able and started to run. In trying
to jump out she was thrown violent
ly to the ground, sustaining very
painful bruises about the hips. The
team ran about a mile thoroughly de
molishing the buggy
Household y;oods
moved promptly
and transfer work
solicited. Phone i
frank Wallace, Prop'r.
If STARTLED THE WORLD
when the astounding claims were
first made for liucklen's Arnica
Salve, but forty years of wonderful
cures have proved them true, and
everywhere it is now known as the
best salve on earth for Hums, Cuts,
Scalds,
ings.
hands.
25c at
Sores, Bruises. Rolls, Swell
Sprains, Kcemu, Chapped
Fever Sores and Plies. Only
F. J. Mrennan's
In answering Herald want ad
please mention that you raw it in
this paper.
SAVED CHILD FROM DEATH
"Alter our chi!d had suffered
from severe uroncniai troutiie ror a
year." wrote Q. T Richardson, of
Richardson's Mills, Ala., "we feared
it hud consumption. It had a bad
rnu.-h all the time. We tried many
remedies wlfhout avail, and doctor's
med 'cine seemed as useless. Filial
ly we tried Dr. King's New Discov
ery, and are pleated lo say that
one bottle effected a complete cure
and our child is agaiu strong und
healihy." For coughs, colds, i la
grippe, hoarseness, asthma croup
and sore lungs. It's the moat Inffcll
ible remedy that's made. Price 60c
and $l oo. Trial bottel free. Guar
antied by F. J. Ureuuun.
W. V. BEAL & SONS
CEMENT WORKS
SUCCESSORS TO JOHN PEDERSON)
We use the best
Estimates cheerfully
11 work guaranteed.
i 1 1
river sand on all jobs.
furnished on any and all kinds of cement work.
Mr. Pederson will continue to do the finishing,
which in itself is a sufficient guarantee as to the
quality. We will keep a large line of blocks and
cement building materials on hand at the plant, just
north of the Rowan elevator.
PHONE 335
BAKING
POWDER
That Makes khe Baking Belter
Failure are atnoat impoasiblc with
Calumet.
We know tliut it will give you better
result.
Wt know thnt the baking will tin purer
n'.oi whole.ome.
We know that it will be mere evenly
taiel.
Ati'l we know thai Calu-it Is mora
c nmical. both in itt uc un'l com.
W know t!i-.. tliir.ga becaoaa w5
hnvc put thn ((utility into j( wo tiave
aan it triad aui In ayat t way It la
use.l nowln millions of Iioiiihh anil it
galea are gTowinK dully. It is tuo
lz 'Jrrn trakins powder.
Have you tried it?
Calumet . hlghent In quality
nioueiato in yrice.
Received Mifhe.t Award
WorM'o Puru Food Exposition.
GARDEN HOSE
8, 11, 13, 18 cents per foot.
Lawn Sprinklers
25 cents up.
r i
or made by the trs.
pMEj
' 't r BAKING PCW
1 Kentucky Blue Grass
and White Clover Seed. I
' Newberry's Hardware Co.
? w V w V y w y Y- Y
A
The Biggest
Range Horse
Sale on Earth
Will Take Place at
Miles City, Montana
May 22, 23, 24 and 25
Three Thousand Horses
Will be sold to the highest bidder
You can buv farm mares in foal or
with colts by their sides. Urn can
buy yearlings- We will sell (M
THOUSAND BROKE HOKSKS
You can buy in car or trainloads
or singles or in pairs. Don't miss
this first sale. Our other sales
dates begin just four weeks apart
and last until November ist. WE
NIVEI NAVE LESS THAN 2 000 HORSES
A B. Clark Horse Sales Co
Miir city. Montana
Are You in Arrean
oa fwr xikc. .ptioo 7 Youkasw
WE NEED THE MONEY
The Furniture Dealer
Telephones
uWe haven't th kind of ctfpet you want , can
we Mod you some other pattern."
"Nor Well, then, I'll telephone the wholesale
house at once and order hy express."
The furniture and carpet dealer finds bit Hell
Telephone Service, with its lontf distance connec
tions, of inestimable value in any emergency.
NEBRASKA TELEPHONE CO.
r.H. BEESON, Alliance Manager
Central Lumber Co.
Building Hatenal, Piles, Posts
HEHINQFORD, and Coal NEBRASKA
