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FOREDQOR TOURING CAR
HI the toughest and strongest steel made.
We have ordered seventy-five Fords for the year
1912. Thirty-eight of them have already been sold and delivered.
No other car has one-fifth the sale in the same territory. Our cus
tomers are our best advertisement. Every Ford ow ner is a Ford booster.
Why? Because of the fact that every Ford car gives perfect service
and absolute satisfactiop. The Ford car is very light. This result is
secured by the use of Vanadium steel throughout. Vanadium steel is
Ford owners do not fear breakdowns and heavy expense for repairs.
The Ford can be run for less than one-half the expense of the ordinary heavy car. Its powerful little engine has ample power to take the car anywhere
at any time through sand, mud or snow. Ford cars frequently get 10,000 miles or more of service from a single set of tires. The ordinary car gets about 3,000
miles or less than one-third the service. Every Ford dealer carries a complete stock of parts, ready for instant delivery. No waiting to send to
the factory for needed parts in case of accident. No trouble in fitting them, either, for every one of
the 75,000 Fords made this year are exactly alike. Every part is interchangeable,
The Ford dealer sells from three to
five times as many cars as the other dealer.
His commission is only about one-half that
of the other dealer. This saves you money.
The fact that Ford builds 75,000 cars in his
factory enables great saving in cost to be
made. Another big saving for you. You
cannot get Ford quality and service in any
other car at double the price.
Hundreds of firms are adopting the Ford
delivery car in place of horses for de
livery work. One car will do the work
of several wagons at much less expense.
Investigate.
PRICES OF THE FORD
Foredoor Touring Car, at Speedway Garage - $740
Torpedo Runabout, " " 640
Commercial Roadster, " " - 640
Town Car, 44 - 950
Delivery Car, " 750
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DISTRICT AGENTS FOR FORD CARS
ALLIANCE, BOX BUTTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA
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R. R.H0WLL& CO.. Minneapolis. Minn.
Cracksmen blew the safe of the
bunk 0( Haut.xvill at Hiintaville, Ark .
ami escaped with $14,0 0.
Orlando K. Robinson, Jr.. of WfrtMtM
.Jiove. Mo., was arrested at It. La :i
or. ft charge of defrauding torty-sU
ui mbcs of one church iu Chicago on'
of $21,000.
Six thousand Jewish butchers In
New York have decided to close their
shops until the present price of meat
products has been lowered by the
wholesale dealers.
Kev. I). M. Hand, pastor of a church
at Moscow, Ida., accused of wronging;
a Kir! number of his congregation
was liouiid over to the September term
of the district court for trial. Htl
bond was 1:-:ed at $o,o00.
The M :nu.'suta senate passed the
bOUM bill to proiiibit the Modem
Woodmen of America from laWllttf
its IB MUnoe rates without a r f r
ndiim vote of the members.
Uundn iU -it animals--dogs, pigs
borftU und cattle- in the count r
i.bout l.;vast. Ark., are kftftj slaush
i. reil bs pos-es of farmers who hope
to rid the territory of a rabies scourge
Miss Kthel V Kynaston of Mobeily
Mu., l lie Ml vouujt woman student li
the Missouri university school of law
won the Kar""s prize in legal ethict
at the pdmm n ( ment exercises at tu
unlvi-r-ltv.
Niw-iik, . J., was chosen as th
conxntion city for 19H by the lnt r
natioiu.i aii.o... u. if
Igrpcrs' ustoa in convention "I Sar
Kruii. i'0. Nxt eai a Convention Wtt
?ie at UuCal
Clnr rcr XJtnh Is d. ;id and UU
brother, .Iiiiik k, it fall at Havana
111, tin result "f a quarrel over a
woiiii'.p. at their bone. James con
feM d to Rplgkbon t .at he shot ami
killed hr. brother.
Officials of the Scl.enlt i Pa ) tis
tlllery (oinpauy. two of whose ware
konsei were dt troyed by fire, de
elan d the loss would approximate
t00,040. The tiro consumed h57,50i
gallons of whisky.
The sheriff of Kings county. New
Y'ik, seized H. Clay Pierce's steal!
yacht Yacona, at anchor in the Krl
basin, to satisfy a judgment of 171.j
nun onialned against him last Kebru-:
ary by Alice T. Iiycroft.
A he-k for $20,000 has lien ro
c-eied by I)' 1'ieiK h, pl.Md. lit OH
Huron (S. U.) (olh ge, from an easterr
iiiend, which the donor asks to haw
i dd d to the ha t million endowment
mud just secured for the institution
A line of $2.".0 and a Jail sentence ol
three month- have been assessed
Mgaitist the Itcv. .1 E. Yates of Ripley
Ukla . a jury having found him guilt:
of clrculatinc libelous and defamator.
handbills cr.hceming the character ol
li RV. R K. Orant of Michigan.
The Hatfleld-McCoy feud, one of th
(ddesi and Moodiest in the history ol
the W- st Ylrsinia Kentucky border
has nded Tlilp was indicated wher
Hr. II J HatOeld received a telegrair
from A I McCoy, leader of the Mc
Cov inttion. indorsing his candidacj
!oi iovirnor of West Virginia.
Forest Lumber Co.
We have just received a car of
Mitchell Automobiles
We have in this car one 6-cylinder
48-horsepower roadster, the finest
automobile that has ever come to
Alliance.
Come in and see for yourself and be convinced
FOREST LUHBER CO.
A. P. Lee, Mgr.
CMIrmn'c r'tninf jtn June
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