The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922, November 28, 1912, Image 6

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    ClosingOut Sale
I 1 . 1 - ansa tmmmmm C eta a 1 a i mm 1 -r . - a 1 em el ev mm - , I .J - V til t . v t-
II i lie Limre oiuikcy oluik iiuw ijciiim suiu ai iiivihuiy
Price. A splendid opportunity to save money
on seasonable goods
JW illinery
$1,000 Fall and Winter stock. Retail
price cut in two.
$10 i)iv.x Hats for
6 Dress Hats for
r. Dress Hats for
4-.75
2.25
2.00
All Children's Hats, formerly kf
$1.75 and $2.25, to close at..
A Big Stock of Trimmings, Ribbons and
Flowers at Cost
Ribbon Special
Worth IS to 2."c, all for, per yd., QC
Velvets
in all colors and black
75c values at . . . . 40 and 45c
:2 values at. per yd.
$1.00
Hosiery
Children's 25c hose, now , 10c
Children's 30 and 35c hose .
16 ami 25c
Ladies' 50c ami 75c hose . 25c
House Dresses
2 dozen. While they last, only 98c
$ 1 . 00 to $1.50 ready-made Waists,
to close out at 35c, 40c and 50c
Tea Aprons and "2 C , C
House Aprons.. loOOC
W. B. Corsets
$1.25 models, now
$1.50 models, now
S3. 00 models, now
75c
$1
$2
Gloves
Children's Mittens
$1 Ladies' Silk Cloves
10c
60c
Silko, per spocd .... 3c
4 skeins Pearl Luster . . 10c
Embroidery Silk, per skein 4c
75c Ladies' Silk Cloves . . . 45c
Long" and short chamoisgloves 40c
LACES
60c Laces . . . . yd. 40c
40c Laces . ... yd. 25c
25c Laces . ... yd. 14c
iSc Laces . ... yd. 10c
ioc Laces .... yd. 5C
All Edgings, per yd. 4c
25c Lmbroideries .... 15c
Muslin Underwear
$2.00 Princess Slips . . $1.00
1. 10 Skirts .50
75 Nightgowns ... .40
40 and 50c Children's Skirts .20
Outing gowns . . 60c to $1.25
(Notions
MISS MARY REGAN, TRUSTEE
Opera House Block Alliance, Nebraska
mmmm W ' gauge
UlCtFlUl Repeating Shotgun
Madr I Mr out by ill depeftdabilily. TV taGd lop and nd rirctioa krrp g- and powtfet away ((am yuui ty;
1 sKS, rtrctivr repeat than Rin. tin-t. mow IMMM m.Urr ate I trtinlo ttw action
ll.i mrc haniim It ilrixig. umplr, vrrar trusting Tlsr duubla rltraroirt Pujl any .lirll instantly : two Iprrial
drvirr, prrvrnl accidental diurnalfe wf jlr actina it unlockrd. and an automatic rrcoil block m.kra bang niri hatmleaa.
All Martina air altongly maoV. finely balanced, accurate bard bitting gum, and are the qui keM and eattrii lo taka
dewc and clean. UluiUauoo thows Muriel 24 grade A 12 gauge ; it has all tba fratum ibat make lut a pcrfacl (urn.
Sod Am .lamp. po.t.g today for our 136 'ir fflarii irrarm.s ( o
pajr catalog de.cribiup (be lull artn hue. Willow Street New Have, Cans.
It pay to reload your sheila I Vrxjl ......... Bred shrill ire tin expensive
part nf factory nuiiiinllinii. Tin y're ;i- -liotijt and good al HW, and it a
n-y t.. rrluadl Merely dc rap md r :i -lu ll, laser! pam&ct, i rrp t.ln.il
mi to bullet. Yr.ii i load I'M) .M l S. R. rattrtggee (haying ballets) i" !5 '
b.mr al (OtJ eKttrnae TTc.J east't'f Millets ymtrv.ii a, : i w in u.ry
i -,' I (at..) U..nk tell- all ril...nt r. !..a.iuK all
I lin1emi ainrminilinn : twi ! varnaim- i.ii.inuaii.m, i
Marliu Firnrms Co.. 4.' Willow M., .N. w Haw i,. 1 omi.
A THANKSGIVING INDISCRETION
By WILLIS BROOKS.
M. lut lotllftd a "iiclnllon
St n H i! by "tttt n who
rilHlll n'l nrini'i' ill i n .tllon
Is ilit- iHIrm thoy ! bOfM to do.
Now ftHfj !n!" ihiii tmgata I in in
la tiir tictat tin i mi turn,
Si fut illtim r into TiifflfiltallTrfTf
All v.a not iis IfJMl mm' 'oa.
Aflt t ITa had I'fl ItH latila
Pit hp wtiinfil ul tin' iin' nit Id .
"!. tt mo out mi' cleat ft Dip i. i lile,"
Sn I t l l if. I hrt'p ho hrd
TIikiukIi tin- (Ml to llM iillpy,
I town tin. iiIIi'V 1(1 I ho atipcl
Trwn xnys Itf. "I.p' ;o nn d tlly
With I he lpIHe till key RMJMt."
Any belt in the store - - 25c Needles and pins 4c
30 and 25c linen collars - - 10c Buttons, per dozen - - 4c
75c fancy hat pins ... 20c 50c pillow ruffling - - - 25c
40c fancy hat pins - - 15c 25c pillow fringe - - 10c
Hairnets - 3C 35c pillow fringe - - - 15c
ioc handkerchiefs - - 5C $2. 7 5 hand bags - - $1.50
Harrettes ... 10c 2.00 hand bags - 1.25
Jeweled back combs ' - 35c and 20c .75 hand bags - .25
THANKSGIVING.
Hy CRACE M' KINSTRT.
"TtfCRB Klad to be ItTtgtgj
To loin in Thnnkagiving.
I'n: holiday time who can match
It ?
t ut thoughts dark and murky
A well ai the turkey
Baa 1
frrr for S
iflr, pi-lnl
tamtis pontage
Th
Try a Herald Want Ad
And let the cntn-berry the hatchet.
Uo welroma AlUM II iimuii
And t'ouKln Stisnnna
Ai d all the kin tMalafl 10 dinner.
Kor MMk "it"'" M ilt'uiaitt.
A 1 1 I tiiius lit., llio HtgSMIi
l .o n; i. in i.- ji-ii ii v. Inner.
J I
'TWOUldB't plpnaed mo better If he
Ast me to be presldunt.
So in leas'n half a Jiffy
We wua In a resterunt.
"Now," Fnys pn. "go thrntiKh tho meenu,
I' is in' nto the bill o' fare,
"Order what you want." for ha knew
I waa hungry aa a tear.
First I ordered "tweet potatoes.
Charlotte roosh nn' oyster fry.
Fish. l-e cream un' stewed lomatoea.
Apple, mince an' pumpkin pie,
Turkey with a lot o' sturHn'.
Then some thing! that I fernet,
tit the waiter brought enough In.
An' we et un' et un' el.
Satn'dny t ie 'anetftMogl
Listened for un hour to ma
While she Klvo cm an oration
Hnut reformln' me un' pn;
Said that ever since ThanUsKivIn'
We'd been happy well an' strong,
So shn guessed Hint glmpla llvln'
Would bo propel rlsht ulnng.
NATIONAL PROCLAMATIONS.
Washington Issued Two and Madison
One Lincoln Fixed the Custom.
Tnd llrsi TbaokaKivlug proclutuatioo
I sailed ii prvsident o( thm Unlit
siMifs tviis tliiit of Prtwtdcol Qaorge
Wuiilngtoa Oxlng nt" , n'v. l'i;,
1781), us u day "to in- devoted by tba
people f lb cm atntw to tbe aertrlct
that greut mid glorlutu beinn win
the benefloaOl nutlior of nil (lie Kinni
tOMt wns. that is or that will lie." The
occasion was the eatAblLabtuaut of the
nit ion noder the constitution.
kVrtaiblltjcton issued u second TbflDkl
Kit mis proelaoMtton, uanlog tihu s
day, i'i l. It), 1703, Maa a day of public
tbnnk IvlDg und prayer." The OCCa
sioii tills lime was the putting down of
Mif. whisky riots In western Pennsyl
ranla One of the things the first
ptvaldwt enjoined I lie people to ask of
God was to "preserve us from the ar
rogance of prosperity and from hazard
In;; the advantages tve en.h y by delu
site pursuits."
There Is uo record of any other
tfeiiiikaglvluu pruclnnatloiia by IVaak
lUKToil or rtny of bis sui egaaOfa up to
the i Hue of .Mudison Tba nrcnatOH
then was the alaXnlng ul the treaty of
in-lit after the war of isi'.'. Tbtirg-
day. .Ian I '2. I8I4V was the tla.v set
aside for the "humble adoration of the
jrreat sovereign of the universe." In
another part of this same proclamation
the Deity is gpokgO of lis "tbe Peneli
cent parent of the liuinan race"
'1 here were a few other autMgqlMai
iresidential irociamaiious appointing
th.inksKiviim days on grant and asp
:ial occasions, bul it was A Inn ha in I. m
coin who made our present national
I'hanksijiviiia day a llxture by laauing
annual proclamations.
Look Over His Line
Hanan, Edwin Burn E. P. Reed, and Sher
wood Ladies tine Is the finest line shown
west of Chicago by any retail dealer.
Look Them Over
Telephone Your
Thanksgiving Cheer
ThanksRivinK is a day crowded with
pleasant memories of other years a day
when we all long to be at homo.
But distance and business cares keep
most of us away, and so we turn to the tele
phone to send our message a message that
will give so much pleasure to the old folks
at homo.
On Thanksgiving Day the spirit of Good
Cheer will Hash over the wires to hundreds
of thousands of homes.
Join the family group if you can, but if
you can't there's the Hell Telephone, reach
ing nearly everywhere.'
Nebraska Telephone Co.
"Bell System"
MOLES AND WARTS
Removed with MOLESOFF, without pain or danger, no matter how large
or how far raised above the surface of the' skin. And they will never
return and no trace or scar will be left. MOLESOFF is applied di
rectly to the MOLE or WART, which entirely disappears in about six
days, killing the germ and leaving the skin smooth and natural.
MOLESOFF is put up only in One Dollar bottles.
Each bottle is lorweided postpaid an receipt if price, is neatly picked in a plain case. C
companita by M direction., aaa cealaini iioueh remedy It ifajaaj tiihl fl ten oidlnaiy MOLES
or WARTS. We tell MOLESOFF under a positive CUMANTIE. if it fails to remove your MOLES If
MART we will promptly refund the dollar Letters from personages we all know, together with much
valuable infirmatian. will be mailed (tee upon request.
I'lease mention this Florida Distributing Company
paper when answering Pensevcola, Florida
Guaranteed by the Fla. Distributing Go. trader the Food and
Drugs Act. dune :tO, ltM. Serial No. 4rii:;;;. 18
! 1
Cold Wavea and Dear Turkey.
1'roiii time LSeaBemoflsl there ha
tM'i-ii a snyini; tlint it roltl Ttankagrirlng
eve meant ilear tnrke.v .lust what ef
fact gold went tier lias on turkey price
has Barer beta ei pi a I pad, hut of raconi
rwira the auparaUtlon hnn b?n con
BrlBed at ItKlSl galf the time, for prices
bare been bigii all the time, so that If
hnnkcdvlng ee iiaiinenetl to tie
void btdlgvora in the aaylug couhi join
the "I told you so" chorus. Hut it the
weather was warm Bttd pfit-'ga weie
still hih-well. tlte less BtUd the heller
It was hail enough to pay llie pfiogg
wirhout hirllltH '"r I'eusou.
Job's Turkey.
NafMAf seems to know the oiiuin ol
th phrase "n poor ua Joli's turkey."
r.ut. inaamgjlng the rafefaocg la t the
Ritrlkal .loh. there was one ailvaut.iue
In lag) turkey s emaciation ut least to
I he turkey He could tint lie killed f t
T IUI Bill agiVigSj dlMBgl If I hi.- was the
lime when Jnti had so many ImjIIs, how
ever, it la safe lo say there was gg
I'haiiksiv Log dinner.
Antiquity of Thanksgiving.
Not alone in New Knlam!. hut in
New York, waa TagglajjIrlBg celehrut
il ut a ver early day In New York,
or New Netherlands, as it was then
i 'a Wed. there are lei olds of ThalikKiv
Ua proclamations in Q48 and IttA?, the
lust meiilioiicd LlgitUJ - d by l elcr
bun esiitit us tioveruor.
Alliance Cleaning
Works
4(:( Box Butte Ave.
CLEANING, PRESSING, REPAIRING
Only Steam Preaaer In the City
LADIES' WORK'a 8PECIALTY
Phone S8
Stanton & Stanton, Hgrs.
BEGGING BY RAGAMUFFINS.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS
Unuaual Feature of Thanksgiving Cele
bration In New York.
In aotue ways the celebration ot
ThankFix Iiik In the metropolis la
ahui'iir lo that In oilier purta of the
Country fttt example, tbe New York
er gtuffa h insclf with turkey and other
tilings and feels only thankful because
be ia full. In one aspect, however,
tiotbaiu'a observance of the day ia
distinctive. 'Ibis ia tbe ra'aiuutfi;;
parade of the children Iresi.in
Ihemselvea up in rues or in outlandish
costumes, the little folks at a it out bet;
gjlaaj pet. uies. rhudna doocbaltg, gW"!
paaaaralpjr with gtocklBSja idled with
Hour and pgrgdlgl tbloiih I he stieets
in K'eat gpggaj lel by bands cousistint;
of wash boilers, tin horns and almost
anything else that will make a noise.
Nobody seems to kiio how the cus
loin originated, bag It is grBWUe from
year to year Little is said ahout it
in the BgarapapaH. but any one on tbe
street on TteBBfcagTtWg eVsf ia apt to
he made ueiuiuted with it. lie or she
will he tot lunate not to lie slammed
Bfgjf tiie hack with a Hour tilled slock
m, Soii.e of the children's parades
are reall.x ipiite elalnirale uffuirs. la-in
the limit In the uiotcstjue and in boy
autica.
3
laOUla Bauer lofl last Sunday morn
inn for Hill City. S. I., his former
boago, far a gaoatb'g visit with
friends.
a a a
Mrs II W Martin, wife of H. W.
Martin of the HurliiiKton simp force,
waa tiken to the hospital last week.
a a a
Mayor W () Ihiincs made a bual
nesa trip to HeiuKford Friday.
a
J. W. tlutlirie, of QfBJ a; (iuthrle,
i' ruined to Alliance Saturday from
;i short trip up the rivvr.
a
I-rank Mil Iuiik. ot lii-tdKi-port, waa
in Alliaiivc
Baturda)
a
K. . McKall. fgjtggjgrl f Alliance
but now living at Merriman, Ne
hraskii. was in Vlllance on Saturday.
He went from iiere to I'aulett,, eaSt
of Alliance.
a e e
C. C. Smith bewail VOffe Monday
morulas; on a horse barn, to he uaed
in his business of Buying and ship
pinu hor.se it is 2N by fu feel, and
is located oa the tread side uf Chey
eoue avenue betwei-n BrsnoBd und
Third at root a.