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he Drake Hotel is ready to j
serve Luncheon, Parties or Ban-
quets at any time. Don't be afraid
to talk with the management about J
tha menu or decorations.
BOWMAN & SON
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CORRESPONDENCE
HEMINGFORD
CLEAN UP SALE
TO REDUCE OUR STOCK OF
Edison Phonograph Records
We will Cut the Price
BEGINNING NOVEMBER 20th, AND CONTIN
UING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Amberol Wax Records, the kind you have OCp
always paid 50c for, will be on sale at wJb
Standard Wax Records, the 35c kind, ocp
will be on sale at
If You are Interested You will Supply Your Wants at these Prices
GEORGE D.
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Exclusive Edison Agency Alliance, Nebr.
Colo r homes, retUfflng to h.is homo
(iii Monday.
Phone Your
Coal and Wood Orders
TO
No. 22
Dierks Lumber & Coal Co.
JOHN GARRETT
Successor (o Frank Wallaci)
Transfer Line
4:1$$ Household joods
moved nromntlv
ViV$ and transfer work
solicited.
Office at Rodgers' Grocery, Phone 1. Rev phone 583
Mrs. Kr'1 llticke was Shopping in
Alliance ii couple o days i in fir'
of Um Week.
Ill
N. A. Ho-key was Attending to
business affairs in Alliance between
i rams Wedtn -day.
Mrs QeOfge Baker was a paaMU'
ftf to Alliance Saturday, returning
Sunday.
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Miss Sadie Hopkins was ;in Altl
Met) visitor Saturday, returning sun-
day.
k i. Pierce returned Sunday from
Omaha, where hu spent a few A9fK
Um last of Um week.
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Mrs. B, K .lolinson was a passen
jrer to Alliance Tuesday, returning
Wednesday,
Mrs. Amelia Johnson went down
to Alliance Monday to spend I few
days with her daughter there,
Charles Bushnell returned Satur
day Prom Morrill, where he hail been
for the past few days on business.
Qeorge Carroll returned Saturday
from Kansas, where h' had been
for several days disposiiin of a car
of potatoes
Quite I number from town attend
ed the silver wedding anniversary of
Mr and Mrs. l'ete Jensen south
west of town.
IMiilli, II,li.,.l Sir who hn lieell
I
quite sink for the past fojw days. Ml
reported ;is feeling some better at
present.
Mrs. l'ete Swansnn was an incom-
ins passenger on 13 VVedm sday
from Kansas, where she upenl the
last tWO weeks visit inn friends
Mrs. B. A (Mark and children
were passengers to Alliance Wednae
day, where she will visit with her
mother and listen for a lew days.
B. s. wiidy left Thursday fori
Pennsylvania, where he noes to dls-
pose of a car loail of horses which
he shipped a few days ago.
Mrs. c. K. Rosenberger ami little
Mm returned Thursday from Penn
sylvania, where she went a lew
weeks SCO to see a sister who was
unite sick.
m e
Dr McKwan was called out to
Sioux county Sunday evening to see
Byron Pocket's bob who is quite sick,
lie was called oiii again Wednesd )
morning,
.Mis. Qeorgs llaganiaTi ind dantfh-
toll visited with Mr. am: Mr.- .lolm
tt'ot a few days gg , k ,,nd r
port a fine time.
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Miss Beulah Reddlan rtoited home
folks over Saturday and returned to
Alliance Sunday, her brother Roy
and mother accompanied her.
Mis. c R, McKlnney started for
her home in Portland, Oregon, Bun
day morning, her sister Miss Shirley
llagatnan accompanying her,
Miss Boh iiiuiiiiian rode hone
bach Thursday evening to the home
of Joe Carey, Friday going on to
Ail' in -: to take the teachers ox
satinet Ion.
Miss Knima I tower visited the past
w k with her friend Miss Myrtle
Carey. Wednesday afternoon those
i wo young ladies visited Miss llurk-
holder's school in District No. I.
.). C, Wright will sooti move to
i heir new homo in Alliance to school
their! boyi We wish lliem well in
the move I hey are making as we
aii- .always ready to o I r a word of
I encouragement to help a friend
I slang,
Mis ('. G. M Kinnev and slstel
Miao Shirley 11 a an man antoed from iai
Alliance Saturday evening of last Dr. JAS.
week to Afton to visit over night at
the Home of 1 Ii. Ueddish and re
part a very pleasant time. Mrs
Mi Kinney will BOOB start for her
home in Portland, ore., Mtaa Shirley
hfagaman expects to accompany Mrs.
M( Kinney home.
I. em Ituer went to Minatare today
with a load of spuds.
ArttMf Lore and Holland Hoss
went to tfM Itluffs Wednesday,
ess
Mrs Hubble and uraiiddauuhtcr re
turned from AUhsgee Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cal DUtT made a "nisi
to ss trip to the Itluffs Thursday.
Mi-ss Clara and Delia DetT VWMed
at the Bert Miller home Sunday.
0 SOrgl Denton went to Minatare on
Saturday after lumber for a shed and
thus the Kinkadcrs continue to urnw
ami expand.
Mr. iiaii. teacher of the Malinde
I BChOOl was in Omaha last week at
tettdlng the State Teachers' meeting,
. returning Saturday to Malinda
Mr. Dunlap and daughter Avis were
in Alliance last week working in
the interest of the wholesale house
he is representing.
We Welcome Woman
and Her Suffrage
if through it slit' will sc
coinplish n gregtC-f Interest
in nood homes ami set high
er Idesis for the youth of
our country. By Inspirit '
woman is a lioino builder
Itecause she realizes the
good Influence, it has on
the children, ami you men
would be terribly surprised
if you knew as well as we
tlo what jjood common seiw
ideas they have OB arrange
ment ami in the choice of
lumber. They Know that
our smooth finished siding
ami casing, lase and mould
ing is a labor and monev
sav er because it requires no
extra work from the car
penter or painter, and their
taste in the selection of
doors and windows usually
adds beauty and attractive
ness at little extra expenst .
If you're thinking of build
ing we want to talk to both
you and your wife and help
you select your lumber.
P. HAXFIELD
Dentist
OVER BRENNAN'S DRUG STORE
All Electrical Equipment
Evenings by Appointment
PHONE 525 RED
There's No Place Like Home'
Forest Lumber Co.
AUIANCE, NEBRASKA
l609-502t
The Palace Feed and Sale Barn
J. B. HUNSAKER. PROP.
Convenient Location, up-to-date facilities,
courteous treatment, best service, charges
reasonable.
Your Patronage Solicited
Corner 5econd St. and Laramie Ave.
ALLIANCE, - - - NEBRASKA
Win. Curry went out to Sioux coun
tv tile first of the week tor a lew
I days' visit with his parentB, H!s
father baa been itulte poorly tor
seme time.
as
I it. B. Johnson received a mess. me
I Sunday from Texas thai hi sister.
I Mrs. Thorpe, was very low. Me left
Il -J. ..riitilnii tlfit 1,11
ill I- DUHURJ . iiiii- I "I .i . -
The second message came Monday
that Mrs Thorpe had died Sunday
evening! ami the remains would be
brought here tor burial.
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE CHEAP
Two Ford Roadsters, one
Metz and one arterc ;i.
Splendid Values for the
money. I also have a
mail route to let.
J. C. McCORKLE.
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DR. F. W. BOLANL)
First Door South of Post-office
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CASH PRICK LIST
COAL
Cash prices in effect at present time are as
follows:
Sunshine Maltland Lump, delivered, H.7S
Sunshine Niait., washed nut, del.. 8. SO
Monarch (lignite), delivered - - 6.25
J. H. VAUGHAN&SON
Wholesale and Retail Feed and Fuel
Phone No. 5 213 Box Butte Ave.
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i Mi- Joha Baglehorn is vefj poor I
ly at tliis writing
I ut 1 Bailie riui. rwo i.i w.is vlaltlng
j al Hayard hwM week,
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W s t'oker was helping Qeorgs
1 ' ark butcher Tuesday.
Uls'sle t'oker visited her brother
and family Tuesda) Bight,
Joe fare) has been digglns Ales
Itnderwood a well the past week
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I 'i,s HagagMg is ga ' in; rore
I (or Alien Wright tii!.- wenk.
a . e s
i Btvorybod) is agjoytoj the lovel)
I "c;,tlnr and ir.iii"4 to : their corn
I busked.
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, We hear the hum of the bu-v
ihrasher in our wldsi . 1 1 1 everybody
w ants to thrash.
Ates Underwood and lmtll vis
i'i. at the home of ' i ' NT ; II--.
in.ei s lasi Sunday.
lii ou over see such lovely
Weather, and -vfiybod busy in the
corn tieiu.
Miss llonnie tlavauiaii is home
OOee mole after spend inn about two
wiH'kb with Mrs Heibett Kobinsoii
e s
I John Hunt of Bayard visited over
Sunday at the Ceorne Hugaiuau and
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Carney and Colorado
Lb
Both Lump and Nut
Let us figure on your
Winter Supply
Phone orders receive prompt attention
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E.LGREGGiSON
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