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Another carload of piano which arrived last week for the big Orkin Brothers club sale advertised in The
Herald
(Photo by Alliance (Art Studio)
Good (Mis at Norton's
IIAHD1CE1 K I N C A I D A CO.
cloth r s
RARE and stimulating
stylos that you must
see are now ready.
These are the styles which
look better on you than
they do in the show window
and that's "going MUM."
On .your way home from
the shop, the office, the
store, or from school, stop
in and have a look, two
looks, a dozen looks.
Clothes for young gentle
men as well as for old.
Brandegee Kincaid or Pit
Form add to your appear
ance like u hard day's work
adds to your appetite.
Every style is a real one
right out of the oven every
stitch is well done. The
coats tit beautifully, the
trousers tit. The prices ;u
right. Can yon ask more?
$12.50 $15.00 $18.00 $20.00 $25.00
NORTON'S
KNOW US FOR BEST VALUES
BRAVE REPORTER GOT NEWS.
Hiram Adolph Dew King, railroad
and police station reporter for The
Times, who says that although he Is
ntunted In size, he makes up for W
In intelligence, was soundly berated
Monday while securing some impor
tant news of a family scrape from
the wife at the Uurlingfon station.
Hiram Adolph, scenting trouble witli
unerring accuracy, and skilled witli
many years of experience, trailed the
lady into the ladies waiting room
in the Hurlington depot and begged
for an Interview. "It's none of your
business, my little man," said the
lady. ' This world would be a whole
lot better off wWhout people IHk I
you." Hiram secured the story, how
ever, and it formed the leading news
4tem of the highly educational sheet
which he represented on Tuesday.
LEGAL NOTICE
Serial No. 0"28
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior, U. 8.
I. and Office at Alliance, Nebraska,
March Itlt.
NOTICK is hereby given that
KKNKSr M . LA MM ON,
of Alliance, Nebraska, who 00 May
26, 1108, made Homestead Kntry No.
1.1464, Serial No. 07268, for NVs-SBV
and NSW'i, section ;1, township
24 North, range 49 West of Sixth
Principal Meridian, lias filed notice
of intention to make final three year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Register and
Receiver. U. S. Land Office, at Alli
ance, Nebraska, on the 18th day of
August, Itlt,
Claimant names as witnesses:
William Sherlock. Willie J, Sher
lock, Alexander Underwood, Kdward
Wilson, all of Alliance, Nebraska.
V. W. WOOD,
Register.
Advertisement 2!-8t-219
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I HOSE WITHOUT
ELLS HOLES FOR THE
ELECT NEXT SIX MONTHS
GETMOR HOSE
Everybody knows the value of getting for one dollar enough
fine hose to last six months, especially when they are guar
anteed not to tear or wear into holes in that time. G-etmor
hose are unique, for they offer you
6 PAIRS GUARANTEED 6 MONTHS $1
And they offer you fashionable appearance and entire foot
comfort besides. Call at the Alliance Shoe Store and ex
amine these hose. Their appearance will please you and
the leel of their soft, thin, iron-strong fabric will convince
you at once that
YOU PAY LESS AND GETMOR
Three grades of guaranteed hose: $1 for six pairs of fine
G-etmor Hose in black, tan, navy, slate, wine and helio; guar
anteed six months. $1 for four pairs Special G-etmor Hose
of specially fine lisle in black, tan, navy, slate, wine and
helio; guaranteed four months. $1 for three pairs Extra
Getmor Hose of mercerized lisle in black, tan, navy, slate,
wine and helio; guaranteed three months. All grades of
Getmor Hose are made in two weights: Medium and Light.
WE
S F Alliance Shoe Store
that
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS
3
F. H. Gilbert has taken a position
as fireman at the round house. He
moves here from Hot Springs.
The contest against homestead en
try of Kvangelist Joseph Brown is
being heard before the local land
office this morning. The land in
question lies near Canton and is con
sidered quite valuable. G. H. Clay
ton, B. C. Curtis and M. L. Whitak
er were witnesses for Mr. Brwon.
Adams Express Company has pur
chased a new horse for its delivery
wagon.
Mrs. Jerry Rowan left for Iienver
' Saturday night for a visit with
friends. On Sunday she received a
I message stating that her sister at
I Pasadena, California, was seriously
ill. She left Denver that night for
Pasadena.
Miss Alice Washburn, of Denver,
daughter of Conductor Washburn, of
the South line, came to Alliance Sat
urday and visited until Tuesday with
Miss Edna Bowman and Miss Dorothy
Smith.
T. H. Barnes left Tuesday for a
visit with his son at Salem, Oregon.
His home was formerly Los Angel. -
NEW STORE
ALL
NEW GOODS
BOUGHT EOR CASH AIND GAIN SELL CHEAP
Dry Goods and Groceries Ladies' Shoes and Furnishings
Men's Furnishings, Hats, Caps, Gloves, Shoes. We make a specialty of the well
known Hamilton-Brown "American Gentleman" Shoes
GOODS ARRIVING EVERY DAY. WILL HAVE OUR STORE FULL BY SATURDAY
Car load of Loup City FLOUR coming in today. Try it. You will be sure to like
it. We deliver Flour and Groceries promptly to any part of city
Remember our telephone number, as it is not in the directory yet
PHONE 789.
E. ESSAV
113 Box Butte Ave.
One-half hlock north of Burlington Station
Special
EMBROIDERY, all widths, narrow or wide, ft per yard
2,500 yards, insertion to match. Goes at cost
9c
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Aill
Worth 15,
25 and 35c
m
ro.
COMFORT. STYLE
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Special price on Irish crochet lace. A new kind of lace. This is the only store here that handles it
