Critical
If you know a Norton
clothed man it's odds
you DO you'll admit
he's critical about his
clothes. Our success in
constantly satisfying
Critical Dressers is ample
inducement for you to,
examine our showing of
distinctive Spring Suits
prices from
$15 to $40
A Breezy Straw lid
Nifty Arrow Shirts
Cool, Comfortable Underwear
A pair Flofsheim Skeleton-lined Oxfords
NORTON'S
LEADING CLOTHIERS
Hospital News Notes
lr. McKucn was In Alliance, Fri
day, lomtng here with Mr. Hell of
ilcni nnford whom he placed In St.
.IorcoIo, hoHMltitl. She was oueratcd
on tM name afternoon by Dr. Slanle
and Is reported as doing well at this
time.
Mrs. Keardon Is assisting the bI
tern at St. Josephs hospital for the
present on account of the large num
ber of patients at this time, the ho
pita! oeing entirely filled.
Mrs. Snow of Marsland will leave
the hospital this week, following a
successful operation some time ago.
Slip will remain with her daughter,
Mrs. Spencer, after which she will
i - turn to her home In Arkansas.
Mrs. Spraguo from Hemingford Vu
oiKM-ated on at St. Josephs hospital
last Friday and Is making the) usual
progress toward recovery.
Frank C.riffet of Ilinglmm wash
operated on for appendicitis at. St.
Josephs UoRpititl Saturday morntnR
and Is getting along fine, considering
his condition when he came here.
Thomas Hopkins, a prominent
ranchman from east of Hemingford,
is at. 8t. Josephs hospital for treat
ment following a bad attack of La
Grippe lust winter anil from which
he has never fully recovered. His
many friends will be glad to see
him rogain his former good health.
ENJOYING LIFE ON CLAIM
Purchases Overland Cars
1 W. Rehder and Hall A Granam
re purchasers ( i.tw Overlan 1
cars. James Kee'.er, Overland deal
r. wert to Denver tast night, ac
com put led by Nels U'orley and Geo.
tfnyder. They VII drive three ears
for Alliance custonseta.
ADVERTISING AGAIN
Denton's Hanner Variety Store is
again represented In the advertising
columns of The Herald. This store
has recently received a fine lot of
goods which are being sold at bar
gain prices. The special sale adver
tised this week will interest both me
and women. Mr. Denton makes a
specialty of handling goods of super
ior quality, to which he calls atten
tion in his ad.'
Carol Nason returned last Satur
day from Hot Springs, S. 1)., where
idjM had been attending school the
past year. Louquessie Nye Is attend
ing Normal in Alliance.
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. HOOD and two
daughters came in from the Halm to
spend Sunday in Alliance. Thpy are
all weil an-d seem to be tr.joying life
on the homestead fine. ' t
PROF. BE ATT IE PREACHED
Prof. J. A. Ileattle, of Lincoln,!
was the guest of Hev. F. A. Wot en
Mm first of the week. He preached j
at the Christian church Sunday j
morning, going to Chadron that .
afternoon.
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$985 Overland $985
F. 0. B. Toledo COMPLEli LY EQUIPPED F. 0. B. Toledo
Those who examine the $985
Overland in an intelligent
manner, wijl find in it most of
the identical specifications that
describe the average $1200
car. Why pay more when
$985 will buy as much as $1200?
CARL SPACHT TO LINCOLN
Carl Spacht left Tuesday noon for
Lincoln to attend the graduation of
his brother, Roy. They will prob
ably return Friday.
WILL TAKE OUTING
A large number of Odd Fellows
and their frlende and families will
take an outing next Sunday, going
via auto 26 miles north to the Nio
brara. They will leave about ten
o'clock in the morning, returning
In the evening. Bach member of
the party will take a basket lunch.
MRS. TULLY WILL ENTERTAIN
Mrs. Charles H. Tully has Issued
Invitations to a card party at the
beautiful Tully home tomorrow, Fri
day, afternoon at two-thirty o'clock.
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There are more Overlands than any
other medium priced car in Box Butte County
because every Oakland purchaser is a satisfied
owner and because his machine responds to every
demand placed upon it by local conditions in
Western Nebraska
Jas. Keeler, Agt.
men's Convention
Alliance, Nebraska, June
Bring the whole family and come to Alliance on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, June 25, 26 and 27. The best program ever given in the west is being arranged
Horse Races Riding Bronco Busting Band Concerts Dancing Parades
Automobile Races Motorcycle Races Boxing and Wrestling Contests
Hundreds of dollars are being offered as prizes in the
races and contests. You will have the time of your
life. Prices for admission to Fair Grounds, 50c; to
grand stand,
10c;children
8 to 12, half
price; child
ren under 8,
free
A
Finish of an Exciting Race at Fair Grounds
Entertainment
Committee
J. W. Guthrie, Ch'rman
C. W. Spacht, Sec'y
W O. Barnes
Dick Waters
Bruce Mallery
Riding: a Wild Steer
Saddling a Bucking Bronco