Last
Holler
Overcoats
Your choice of any overcoat in the house, 15.00; second choice, $9.00
They are going fast at these prices. We are going to close out the entire stock. Nothing carried over
THE SUIT SALE
IS STILL ON
NORTON'S
NOR TON'S
We have the goods
as advertised
BUY YOUR
Easter Suit
NOW
All suits made to your
individual measure, till
February 15, will be
lined with
Guaranteed Silk
Without Extra Charge
E. G. LAING
"Tf J riX l! IV yf
ivioucrii lutiics iur Men
308 Box Butte Ave. Phone 4
When You Go to the
Grocery be Sure
and Ask for
Gylfe s
Butternut Bread
Baked in Alliance and
Better than Mother
Ever Made
Manufactured at
The ALLIANCE CAFE
COUNCIL HAS A
LIVELY MEETING
(Continued from preceding page)
flcial weighmanter was necpsaary.
Police .ludftc iSregory Zurn was tip
point ed some time ago to this Moni
tion, receiving $21 per month for
acting as welghninster and Janitor a
!he police station.
City Printing
Lloyd C. Thomas, representing The
Herald, then asked permission, to,
speak regarding the printing of city
ordinances and other legal advertis
ing. Me stated that he believed The
Herald should he allowed to publish
one-half of the city advertising, that
The Herald did not wnnt to be whole
hog and nsk for all but that if for
no other reason than as a matter of
news the legal advertising should be
published in both papers. He offered
I to do this advertising at a rate to
i be decided on by the council, stating
that he only wisJied to do whl Wtt
right in the matter. J, H. Moist
r. presented the Times. He stated
I I hat he believed that inasmuch an
I the Times was getting the printing
! now it would he a good plan to let
; well enough alone. i.fter some dis
cussion the matter was put to n
; vote, the council voted unanimously
; to publish all legal advertising in
both papers, The Herald to receive
one-half legal rate and the Times
one-half legal rate.
This was one of the most exciting
Uid Interesting meetings of the
council held for a long time.
signed voters, respect fillly request .
the mayor and city council to pass :
an ordinance providing for the clos :
ing on the Sabbath day, commonly ,
called Sunday, of h11 public amuse
ments r quiring city li' ense which
are not already closed on that day
by operation of state law."
There were three separate peti
tions embodied, one signed by vot
ers, one by women and one by young
people.
The committee in charge believes
that their petition should be formal
ly presented to the council for a
vote.
A. T. L,UNN.
BASKET BALL SATURDAY
One of Fastest Games of Season Ex
pected Saturday Evening
of This Week
AT HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
The Crawford Hih school basket
ball hoys will play the leva! team at
the Alliance High school gym. Satur
day night, beginning at s o'clock. It
is expected that this will be one ai
tht fastest games of the season. The
WILL DO MAIL ORDER BUSINESS
Bee Hive Will Take Advantage
Parcels Post to Branch
Out
of
The panels post will be the cause
of another bustling Alliance store
branching out into the mail order
business. The Hee Hive carries an
immense stock of goods and has
been filling a number of mail orders
Hardly a day passes but that they
ship out one or more orders. They
are now preparing to give this uncle
special attention.
for nn extended trip through Florida
and other points. They will visit 4
number of important Florida poin',
one being the big ranch of S. A.
I'owles, lecnted thirty miles from
Hampton. Wills has a farm near
Tampa which they will also visit.
Roland will take a side trip to New
York City
BROUGHT TO ALLIANCE
WILL GO TO FLORIDA
Tom Roland. R. J. Dietlein and C.
R. Wills will leave in a few days
Monday of this week Dr. Hand
was called to Hay Springs by the
serious illness of hi sister, Mrs.
Dan Green. He returned yesterday
bringing her here for treatment. She
was accompanied by her husband.
She has improved somewhat since
Dr. Hand was called to attend her,
but is still quite ill.
CONTRIBUTED
Editor Alliance Herald. Cil)
Dear Sir: Just a few words In
regard to the resolution adopted
Tuesday night by the city council in
r gnrd to Sunday closing.
This motion as I understood it was
that the matter of closing the pic
, ture shows on Sunday be left to the
public to decide at the next city
tool Ion.
At no time during the meeting of
the council were the original peti
( tions presented to that body al
though the commit tee endeavored to
have thMii presented. In place of
ithls action, a motion was put and
1 carried, narrowing the matter to the
picture shows. These shows cer-
tamly would be closed on Sundays by
'the action of the ordinance request
led, but at the same lime, tlyi or
dinance would operate against all
public amusements requiring city li
1 cense if drawn as requested.
' It was conceded from the start
that all these publi" amusements
should be incorporated in the peti
tion which reads: "We, the under-
P-kB
Alliance boys have been playing win
ning ball this season, while Craw
ford has an unusually strong team.
It is hoped that Alliance people
will turn out in large numbers to this
name. Admission by season ticket,
or twenty-five cents for the single
game
Hot Vegetables and Meats
nicely cooked after 11 o'clock
every day, for busy housewives
HOMEMADE CANDIES
SUGARBOWL CANDY & CATERING CO.
OLD PAROtY BAKERY BLDG.
W. C. Mount has received a let
ter from Out. W. H. Carbin statins
that he would leu v e Stti Pedro, Cal
vaalaifornla, on the steamship Pen
cylvania. bound for Panama City, in
a few days. Capt. Cat-bin wrote
from i .- Auncle.. here he has
Ofe! -icii.iu the winter, which he
has fcfflnd very disagreeable for Cal
ifornia weather. He stated that Si
mon Spry is then enjoy ins himself
and that Tom Kennedy is prosper
ing in his business Dr Moore is
there, but planning to go to Phoenix.
Arixona. to engage m practice once
HUH e
Mike I layers it. laid up With a s.v
ere case of rheumatism.
Aprons and Dust Caps
Large kitchen aprons, full length,
made of hest quality
cambric, just received . .
Good cambric (lust caps . . .
60c
. 10c
IN
Fancy ones, comics, beauties in lace
and art materials. Post card
valentines, lc and up
DENTON'S
time to think of safety for vour
f t
valuables and important papers is
when you
get them. A safety deposit box
in our fire and burglar proof vault
makes them as safe as though
stored in the
INATIOINAL
treasury and much easier of access
when you need them for use or
reference. Deposit boxes are
$1.00, $1.50 and $2.50 at this
BANK
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
Feature
Films
are shown only one night at the
EMPRESS
and
CRYSTAL
If you want to see these high
grade, interesting pictures watch
the announcements. YVe are
offering better pictures than
have ever been shown in Alliance
before ,
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