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To Alliance Business Men
EVERY FEW YEARS A NICE BUNCH OF MONEY THAT YOU PAY
OUT FOR A CITY DIRECTORY AND THE ADVERTISING IN IT GOES
OUT OF ALLIANCE AND IS SPENT SOMEWHERE ELSE. IF THU DIR
ECTORY WERE COMPILED BY HOME PARTIES AND THE PRI iTI "0
DONE HERE, THIS MONEY COULD ALL BE KEPT AT HOME, EXCEPT
THE SMALL AMOUNT PAID FOR THE MATERIAL IN THE BOOK. AS
THE MATERIAL COSTS LESS THAN FIVE PER CENT OF THE AMOUNT
HERETOFORE PAID TO OUTSIDE PUBLISHERS FOR THEIR BOOK AND
THE ADVERTISING IN IT, IT MEANS THAT THEY HAVE BEEN TAK
ING OUT OF ALLIANCE A LOT OF MONEY THAT OUGHT TO HAVE
BEEN SPENT WITH YOU.
THIS IS WHAT WE PROPOSE TO DO. ALL WE ASK IS THAT WE
BE GIVEN THE SAME PATRONAGE THAT HAS HERETOFORE BEEN
GIVEN OUTSIDE PARTIES. INSTEAD OF TAKING .THE MONEY TO
DES MOINES OR OMAHA OR DENVER OR SOME OTHER DISTANT CITY
AND SPENDING IT THERE, EVERY DOLLAR OF IT (EXCEPT THE
COMPARATIVELY SMALL AMOUNT NECESSARY TO PAY FOR THE
PAPER, ETC.) WILL BE SPENT IN ALLIANCE, FOR MERCHANDISE OR
RENT OR TAXES OR IN SOME OTHER WAY TO HELP BUILD UP THE
TOWN.
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To the Alliance Public
WE HAVE COMMENCED WORK IN PREPARATION FOR THE
PRINTING OF AN ALLIANCE CITY DIRECTORY FOR 1915, WHICH WE
EXPECT TO ISSUE SOON AFTER HOLIDAYS. THIS DIRECTORY WILL
CONTAIN ALL THE GOOD FEATURES OF FORMER DIRECTORIES
WITH SOME IMPROVEMENTS. THREE THINGS IN PARTICULAR WE
WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO: (1) IT WILL BE SUPERIOR
TO FORMER DIRECTORIES IN POINT OF ACCURACY. (2) IT WILL
CONTAIN MORE INFORMATION. (3) IT WILL BE ISSUED AT A PRICE
AND ON TERMS THAT EVERY HOME IN THE CITY CAN AFFORD TO
HAVE A COPY.
HERETOFORE ONLY A SMALL EDITION HAS BEEN PRINTED,
ENOUGH TO SUPPLY EACH OF THE ADVERTISERS WITH A COPY,
BUT NOT MANY WERE TO BE FOUND IN THE HANDS OF OTHER PEO
PLE. IN THE HOMES OF THE PEOPLE, THE DIRECTORY WILL HAVE
A PERMANENT ADVERTISING VALUE, MUCH GREATER THAN IF IN
THE HANDS OF ONLY A FEW BUSINESS MEN.
WE HAVE COMMENCED A THORO CANVASS OF ALLIANCE IN
ORDER TO SECURE THE NECESSARY DATA TO MAKE THE NEW DIR
ECTORY COMPLETE AND BETTER THAN ANY EVER BEFORE ISSUED
FOR THIS CITY. IN THIS WORK WE EXPECT THE CO-OPERATION
OF ALL CITIZENS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN THE UPBUILDING OF
THE TOWN.
palcl lPulblishing Compsny
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GIVES ADVICE
TO DAUGHTER
Editor of Kxrltaiige Somewhat Slau
I gy but to the 1'olnt In (Jiving
Parental IiiNtrttctioii
Listen, daughter, don't go moping
around the house and sighing like a
freight train cutting loose the air
brakes; and don't be walking around.
who your eyes an punefl up and red
from tears, simply because you can't
hare clothes that wouldn't look good
anywhere except on one of those
freak magazine-cover girls. I know
It Is a pretty tough old world, from
your range of vision, because your
ma and I have forbidden you to wear
klrta that are too high and waists
that are too low. I know, child, that
Borne of the other girls are chasing
around the streets In costumes that
would shame a burlesque troupe and
attracting a lot of attention; but did
you ever notice Just what kind of at
tention tehy attract? Of course you
haven't. You don't happen to be In
earshot when some of the boys Bay
what they really think about the
"other girl". Thank God you don't.
You're too young to know those
things yet awhile.
You say the other girls laugh at
your simple, pretty little frocks and
at your freckles. Let 'em laugh.
That shows they are the other kind
of girls. Your mother and I met
each other long, long ago. I loved
her enough to ask her to marry me
and she cared enough for me to an
swer. "Yes." We've been happy ev
er since, haven't we, ma? Our mar
riage took. It didn't take any spilt
.skirt or silhouette gown to make me
'fall in love with your mother. She
never had such contraptions on in
-b'r life. And I didn't go prancing
u and down Main street with a
raoukey hat on the back of my head
ard a cigarette poked out in front of
my face.
Let the other girls smile if they
want to. but just watt for the finish.
You won't find the decent young
chaps, the kind I would want to give
my little girl to, marrying one of
the "other girls."
That's right, have a good cry if
you want to, it'll do you good. Dut
remember. Dad knows best. So put
on that pretty little dress, the one
we all like and we'll all go to the
moving picture show and have some
ice cream afterwards. Hurry up!
It's getting late, and we don't want
to miss Warren Kerrigan. That's
right smile!
NOTlt'U
All customers who are more than
one quarter behind on their water
bills or more than one month behind
on their light bills will have to make
settlement by Nov. 22, 1914, or serv
ice will be discontinued without fur
ther notice.
You are further notified that serv
ice will be discontinued on all light
bills not Bettled by the 30th of each
month, and all water bills not settled
by the 30th of January, April, July
and October.
By Order of City Council.
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Attrition, Candidate!
The new ritual is ready.
The Past Perfect Editor will take
his seat at the Altltudinous Altar, In
the Temple of Timely Topics, a lead
pencil in one hand and an expression
of deep thought on his countenance.
The Candidate (who will prepare
himself in advance by a visit to the
bank) will approach the Temple, of
Thought and. stopping at the Outer
Portal, will give three kicks upon
the lower panel of the door.
i noi inim iuuor win as
sume an expression of apprehension
(as If he thought that the alarm was
made by the banker approaching
with a Sight Draft). He will arise
as If to bar the Portal then re-seat
himself In an attitude of resigna
tion, repeating the words, "It might
as well be now as tomorrow." Then
he will cry in a loud voice, "Enter!"
The Candidate will turn the knob
himself and, closing the door behind
him, will stand at attention until the
P. P. E. looks up. When he sees
the expression of relief upon the
face of the P. P. E. he will advance
to the Altltudinous Altar and give
the Grand Hailing Sign of the Order
which Is done as follows:
Thrusting the right hand in front1
pocket of the trousers the Candidate!
will seize the roll that Is there and,!
withdrawing It, will transfer the roll
to the left hand.' Then with the
thumb and Index finger of the right
hand he will peel from the roll a suf
ficient quantity of the green papers
and, with a smile will wave the
green papers up and down In front
of the P. P. Editor's face three times,
repeating the formula, "I want to
pay my subscription." i
The P. P. E. carefully concealing.
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green papers and go South with
them. After planting the green he
will repeat In a light and airy tone,
"Much obliged, Jim. There wasn't
any hurry."
He will then write a receipt which.
with due ceremony, he will transfer
to the Candidate. This act completes
the work In the 99th Degree and au
tomatically places the candidate In
the P. I. F. Circle. i
Then the P. I. F. Subscriber will i
be seated rnd give the P. P. E. a full1
report of the news from his section.
Then he will withdraw at ease, the
I . P. Editor following him to the
outer portal, where the Grand Fare
well Grip will be given.
After the Outer Portal has closed.
the P. P. E. will give a yell of delight
and standing on his head, will wave
his legs around In concentric circles.
three times. Then assuming an up
light position and an air of gravity
and bentQcence he will pass out to
the Shop and pay the Devil some
thing on his back salary.
moils
The Northwest's Greatest Farm Paper
Will Send You Three Months Trial Subscription and This
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Gen. von Bernhardt may yet
recognized as the Dr. Burchard
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Look young! Common garden Sage
and Sulphur darkens so naturally
nobody can tell
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WU1 Have In 1915
A special snrleR of Illustrated articles
on tlie marketing' of -farm produoe,
KhowhiK what happens to It from tl:e
time It li ave j our hands unl'l It com.
Into th home of the conaumer.
Full rage Illustrated feature articles
about the really bla- things in fuming
artlelHH that make facts aa interesting-
us llctlon.
1 1 1 1 cmi a miu At w mo ruiiui mia uur.
fner 1915 will Klve you a clean, tmupp",
( unpartlsftn review of the progress of
mo world.
Its reports on the wheat marlcet and
upon crop conditions will romin to
be a safe and protitable selling guide.
Home Council will continue to be
what It now la, an open forum for tiio
discussion of everything that innl:c9
for the health, happiness and social
progress of the family.
The Veterinary Department will
without expense to you. help you to
keep your slock In good health.
The Legal Department will advise
' you how to protect your own interests
and avoid lawsuits.
"Short Talks" will answer, free of
charge, any question you may ask.
"Neighborhood Welfare' will tell you
what the farmers' clubs and co-opera- r
tive organisations are doing all thru c
1915. I
Its IJve Stock and Dairy In 191 S
will be better than ever before full of
timely and usable matter.
Aad the balance of the reading mat
ter will be chock full of the sort of
suggestions you can use in 1915.
If yim are new uUb FARM. STOCK A
HOME scad ma a new trial suUcribar ud
10 Casta a4 U CslssiUr will hm saal to
yo4 a4 the trial sabacribar.
SIZiS OrVCALENDAH, 96x10 INCiitS
FARM. STOCK A HOME CO..
130 Hennepin Av, Minneapolis, Minn.
Enclosed And 10 Cents for which yeu are to send Farm, Stock & Home
tor tbree months and your 1K Calendar.
Name '-.
RuraURout
Pestofllce
State
Gramlmother kept her hair beautifully
darkened, gloasy and abundant with a
brew of cste 'lea and bulphur. When
ever her hair fell out or took on that
dull, faded or streaked appearance, this
simple mixture waa applied with won
derful effect. By salving at any drug
store for "WretVs Sape and fcuJJnir
Hair Remedy," you will get a large
bottle of this oU time recipe, ready to
use, for about 60 cents. This simple
mixture can be depended upon U restore
natural color anj beauty to the hrvir and
is splendid for dndrutf, dry, itchy tip
.nJ falling hair.
A well-known vlowntown drugHat anvt
everjbudy u. WyrtU's Sage and fcul
phur, because it darkens so naturally and
evenly tliat nobody can tell it has been
applied it's so easy to use, too. You
simply d&ntpen a comb or soft brush
and draw it through your hair, taking
one strand at a time. Hy morning the
gray hair disappears; after another appli
cation or two, it is restored to its natural
color and looks glossy, soft and abun
danU
Our Mattresses Are Just
What You Want
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F you buy a first class mattress it
pava in the long run. You won't
need to have it made over so soon.
We advise our patrons to think
twice before they pick a cheap grade
mattress. We carry a full line of
mattresses and ledding in conjunc
tion with our beds.
Our lon;r e.erience in the furni
ture business has enabled ns to select
the kind of furniture that most people like furniture with
6tyle and quality and strength.
Furthermore, our business has been built up on the old
fashioned idea of strict honesty in every detail. We say old
fashioned because nowadays, we regret to ay, some stores are
not built on the solid foundation of strict integrity.
Miller Bros. Ho?nl7tosl1
Buy Your Meats
Where you will get satisfaction
every time. We guarantee to
please you. Fresh and Cured
Meats, Poultry. Fish, Oysters
Killing Prairie Dogs
B. S. Payne, the famous prairie dog exterminator, is now nick
ing his headquarters in Alliance. He will remain here a short
time. Anyone who desires these little pests killed will do w. 11
to write to him or call on him at the Nebraska Rooming House,
Alliance.
My contract price for this work is only thirty-five cents per
acre and I charge only for the ground that is infected with the
dogs. I will sell the rights for this business for this part of
Nebraska to any reliable person or persons.
We are now doing work for Pat Nolan and William Farl, fif
teen miles west of Alliance. All our work is guaranteed.
B. S. Pavne
Highest cash market price paid
for Hides
City Meat Market RZhnT
Phone 40
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WHEN IN OMAHA VISIT TH8
"urK MESS: BURLESQUE
Claaa. Classy Entertainment. Evenrbodf fioss; A:
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DON'T GO HCME SAYINC-i
I DIDN'TVISIT THE GAYETY