SOME MORE INFORMATION
(Continual from P.age Four)
cived after the drawing does not
complete your filing. That to done
i the proper tend office, at Broken
IV)W or North Platte. If the land
rtu select is In Grant county you
win make out your tiling papers be
fore the county Judge or county
clerk at Hyannie. I think the eaone
e.Wtteu, atao, to that part of the
Forest Reserve In McPherson coun
ty whirh Is tai the Broken Bow dia-trk-U
For further information on
that point inquire of -the county
Judge or county clerk at Hyaiante.
The fee of the yad,ge or cleTk for
aaktng.out your filing papers will
e on .dollar; the land offflce fee
c be snt with your filing papers
will be fourteen dollars.
i advise all persona who wish to
wlcct claims in the Forest ReserVe
to go ' to" iryannis at leaet several
d.tys before the date on which you
must make your selection. Give
yourself plenty of time to investi
gate. In this connection I think I have
right -to wussgest that. If you have
tot already done so, you send your
subscription at once .to The Alliance
Herald, the official organ of the Ne
braska Stock Growers Association.
With due respect to all other enter
prising newspapers of this section,
and there are many of them, I can
y that the publishers of no other
aewspaper anywhere have gone to
the expense or half the work to se
cure accurate Information concern
Jmg the opening of the 'Forest Re
serve. YVfcvt we have done in this
tatter, .and are still doing, we do
In regard to other matters .affecting
sorthwesttrn Nebraska, dairying,
tock roiling, farmlnp, etc. If you
wre Interested In th: -country you
will be interested in thin paper. Send
$1.60 to The Herald Publishing Co.,
Alliance, Nebr., and you will receive
the paper one year and a copy of
the classified map by return mail.
JOHN W. THOMAS, Hdi'or.
P.S. In the issue of The Herald
of Nov. 13th, I will give my reasons
or thinking the Forest Reserve a
totter proposition' than the Military
Reservation, except under .one con
dition, for those whose names were
rawn. Subsorfbers who request it
will be sent & copy of the Daily
Herald free, containing the same ex
planation, a few daye in advance of
the IsKne of the weekly of Nov.
i:tb. J. W. T.
SMALL BOYS WANT HOME
What kind hearted man and wife
who live in the country want to
snake a home for two boys? The fol
lowing little want ad in today's Her
aTd tells the story:
"Home wanted in country for two
boys, ages thirteen and ten years.
Home together without other child
ren preferred. Phone Red 779 or
cull at 224 East Second street."
- Tf a farmer or ranchman has a
"place for two boys of the above age,
be will make two small boys happy
and be the means of probably star,
lag them on the road that makes
sturdy men.
FOOTBALL SUNDAY
First Game of Season to Be Played
Here Between Fort Robin
son and Fire Dept.
The Fort Robinson football eleven
will arrive In Alliance Sunday noon,
ready for the Hirst game of the sea
son with the Alliance Fire Depart
ment team. Fourteen men. are com
Jng and the Alliance boys are going
to be ready for them.
The game will be called at three
clock at the Fadr Grounds. A big
crowd is expected and they will get
tbedr money's worth for sure. Ev
ery Alliance lover of sports will be
u the grounds ready to help the
local boys.
COYLE'S CAFE REOPENED
One of the many good cafes of Al
liance is reopened after bleng closed
for the past few months, for the pur
pose of remodeling the building and
making other necessary Improvement
and the former patrons of Mr. Coyle
will find him running as good an
eating house as ever.
NEW CIGAR FACTORY
James Seiffert, who has resided tn
Alliance for a number of years and
who has a wide acquaintance here,
la locating a cigar store in the Brown
ttllding on Box Butte avenue. Mr.
fieifffert is a cigar maker and as
soon as the necessary machinery is
received will start making cigars.
Hastings
Business
College
Hundreds of satisfied graduates lo
cated everywhere. Why not pre
pare for a situation as bookkeeper,
stenographer, salesman, or for the
civil service. We make a specialty
of preparing people for government
examinations as railway mall clerk,
stenographers, bookkeepers, etc.
Write for literature. Address, Hast
ings Business College, Hastings, Ne
The various makes of pianos for the great co-operative sale have been selected by Mr. W. M. Robl
and upon arrival at Omaha are being tested and lnpeeted by Prof. Gllberi Jones, Omaha's well known
nson, and
musician.
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pprMiii(cE(ffl ai pnaMO gpiaiff aiimQ
WE HAVE TOLD YOU fully in three
nrpvinnc nrU nhnnf this fln-nnernfi ve. or
Upon the payment of a single five
dollar bill, your choice of these pia
nos or player-pianos will be sent to
your home IMMEDIATELY, You can
make your selection now. A five
dollar cash investment starts you In
the ownership of a valuable proper
ty, wortii several hundred dollars
the pleasure and comfort of which
you betsln to experience AT ONCE.
You do not have to disturb your
savings or any investment you wish
Co make, bint you can give your fam
ily the refining influence of music
in their home NOW.
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CO-OPERATIVE
GUARANTEE
We,
manufacturers of piano num
ber and the
undersigned sellers Jointly
guarantee said piano for the
period of five years from
date. An defects In, mater
ial or workmanship appear
ing within that time will be
repaired, or the piano replac
ed with a new one of like
grade, without cost, upon Its
return to the undersigned.
(Signed)
Lwcek
The Initial payment neceamrr to
obtain n ! theaa plana FIVE
DOLLARS. Thm dollar ia
deducted from tha price- learlns
TWO HUNDRED AKD FORTV
THREE DOLLARS AND SKV-ENTY-FIYt
CENTS U Jx paif at
ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY
FiVE CENTS week, with KO
DfTEREST er lortker Mrmeat o
mmf feature.
Association plan of selling pianos. We have
told you the Value of the pianos that are being
sold on this plan. We have told you wtiatcarc
was taken in their selection; of how Prof.
Jones had agreed to personally examine and pass
upon them. Last week Mr. Robinson told
you in a personal word how much he valued
this plan and his high opinion of the pianos.
Now, today, we tell of the
guarantee that has been put
upon these instruments as
the resnlt of this associate
idea. Pianos have al
ways been guaranteed.
That is, they have been
Supposed to be guaranteed.
But the guarantees, most
of them, have been vague
and evasive. They began
nowhere they went no
where. There were loop
holes in them through
which you could drive a
horse and wagon. They
were made up very largely of "ifs and ands."
But when this plan was organized, both the
manufacturer and the dealers, (including our
selves,) decided to make a guarantee that meant
something to make a guarantee, in fact, as well
as in name.
HERE IT IS: You can read it and judge for yourself. In our opinion it .la the STRONGEST guarantee ever placed upon a piece of
merchandise ANYWHERE or at ANY TIME. x .
Let us sum up this whole proposition. You get a good, durable piano, worth three hundred and fifty dollars of anybody's money, for twe
hundred and forty-eight dollars and seventy-five cents. This Is a saving to you of one hundred and one dollara and twenty-five cent.
You pay five dollars when you seleot your piano, leaving two hundred uul forty-three dollars and eeventy-five oenta to be paid. To nay
this balance, you are allowed one hundred and ninety-flvo woeka time. This makes the payments amount to only one dollar and twenty-fire
wnts a week. You can take the full i;ne one hundred and ninety-fie week.'-or not. Just as you wish. If you pay In a shorter time, you ear
and are paid a cash dividend of Cfteru cents a week. After the balance of two hundred and forty-three dollars and seventy-five conta is paid,
there is then NO FURTHER INTEREST OR PAYMENTS OK ANY KIND TO BB MET.
You can get . YOUR MONEY BACK after a thirty days' trial. If you want it. If, you keep the piano, you can exchange it without loss at
ariy "me up to wlthin'one year from the day you bought It. And all unpaid pi-ymenta are voluntarily cancelled a t!be event you should die
while you are paying for the iusirument.
Besides this, you get the protection of the guarantee above mentioned PROTECTING YOU ABSOLUTELY FOR FIVE YEARS.
Whait more can be given,? Wh tt more can be wished t Can you suggest any furtlier privileges or conditions that would be of advantage
to you?
Thia. then, ia the co-operative plan, in brief. It is a YOU-IIELP -MB-AND I-WILL-HELP-YOU and EVBRYBODY-PULI-TOQErHER IDEA,
You will find this tag on every
piano or player-piano sold undef
this co-operative plan.
Player-pranos can also be purchased on the
same plan
One Hundred player-pianos will also be sold on the co-operative plan. The usual price of these player-pla-
no is five hundred and fifty dollars each.
The co-operative price will be three hundred and ninety-five dollars, with NO INTEREST to be added.
The player-piano wiill also be delivered immediately upon the payment of five dollars.
The payments will be two dollars a week giving you one hundred and ninety-five weeks' time in which to
make your payments the same as on the piano. The same unconditional guarantee thajt Is given on
the piano la gven on the player-piano. You can also get your money back at any time within thirty
day a.
You get the same privilege of exchanging within a year, as that given on the piano.
All of the unpaid balances will be voluntarily cancelled dn event of death. A player-piano bench and the
uae of 1,000 rolls of musl for mi a yar from date of purchase withou extra charge.
Arrangement will be made with each purchaser whereby new player rolU can be procured at a special dis
count of 20 per cent from the ca.aUnae price.
We attribute the success of our Player Dpartmen largely to the fact that we have been careful to select
only such Player-Pianos that would not only give satiafa4iion to the purohaaer, but that would lend
preside to this department of our business.
We believe that we have sold more player-pianos than any other piano concern in this section of the coun
try, and in- this great Co-operaitUe Sale we have been careful to select only such Player-Pianos that
can be cold upon not only the manufacturer's guarantee, but OUR GUARANTEE.
All of the features of the co-operative plan are carried out in- offering the player-pianos, with the single ex
ception that the terms on the player-pianos are two dollars a week Instead of as on the piano one
dollar and twenty -five cents a week.
Some Interesting Facts About Guarantees
k absolutely guaran
"W guarantee this."
"We guarantee this price." "This ahoe
teed." "We guarantee all our candles."
"We guarantee that."
You see these sweeping generaiUtleB, in advertise ment every
day. Every day you have saleHmn din them Into your ears. Of
what value are they? NONE. Wasted money, When, erpent In
advertising wasted breath when apoken.
A guarantee to be a guarantee SHOULD GUARANTEE some
thing. It should be apeolflc. It should state that "such and
such" ARE FACTS. And. that tf "auoh and euch" are NOT
facts then there should be a forfefflt.
"Holeproof Sox" are a good example of what we moan. Here
the manufacturers say what they will do. They eay, "These
aox will wear six months. We guarantee that they will. If they
di't you can have a new padr free." Thia is EXACTLY the
Idea behind these pianos. We say that the materials that en
ter into these pianos are the BEST, that the workmanship by
which the materiala are put together are of the HIGHEST Olt
DKR. That no defects will be mantft within five yearn.
SHOULD there be YOU GET A NEW PIANO.
One can't lose much sleep worrying
proposition like this, can they?
over a straightforward
Cut This Coupon off and Mail Tonight Jj
Without obligation on my part, mail photographs
and dMBcrtption of pianos and player-pianos being II 11 I 1 1 f l I I f If f I I I ""T I J )V V
sold on your co-operative plan, to II II V-J J . W 1 I lx l A t'l B 1 I I M II I "r J .
City State vVj -n iLwm,. Mi-N
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braska.
