The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922, September 23, 1915, Stockmen's Edition, Image 19

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    ROAD MARKER
Follow ln In a lint of the aljr
and their colors, marking tits
route between Alliance and
other town:
Yellow
SCOTTSBLUFF Red
Yellow
Black
HAY SPRINGS Yellow
Black
CRAWFORD White
HOT SPRINGS Red
While
CHADRON Red
HOT SPRINGS Green
Red
ANGORA White
BRIDGEPORT Red
SIDNEY White
BROADWATER
BRIDGEPORT Orasge
OSHKOSH White
SIDNEY Red
For further Information te 9
tir write (rood Road Editor, AW
llance Herald, or the Secretary
of the Alliance Commercial
Club.
At the Denver a Child Can Buy as Safely as its Parents
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liUILMMJ OF THK DKNVKU DltY (;M1S t'O. IOO FEET LONG
"THK DENVER" IS DKCIDKDLY THE LA IMS EST STOKE IS THK CENTUAL WEST, CAKKWM THE LAIUJEST STOCKS Ol KVEHYTHI.V1 MOUN IIY MAN, WO
MAN, MISS, HOY, CHILI) OH INFANT, AM) K KUVTHINQ FOR HOl'SKHOLH t SK OH ORNAMENT
PREPAID TO YOUR NEAREST POST OFFICE OR STATION, excepting In such heavy merchandise a Furniture, etc. f
THIS HAS IIEKN MADE THE LARGEST WESTERN STORE THROUGH ITS t CONSTANT ENDEAVOR TO HE THE REST WESTERN STORE NEVER FORGETTING
ITS CHANGELESS MOTTO OF "ABSOLUTE RELIABILITY"
We Want You to Visit the Denver You Are Just as Welcome as a Visitor as a Buyer
The great "Denver" is right in the heart of the business district, and its man
tyeinent extends you a cordial invitation to check your hand baggage and parcels at
the check booth, find needed relaxation in its rest balconies or vestibules, or the seats
variously placed throughout the store; use the writing desks and free stationery al
ways liberally provided In our balconies; meet your friends and visit there at will,
and from this vantage point eujoy the pleasureable entertainment of looking down
upon the activities of the great main floor, through which runs the longest straight
store aisle In America. (If this statement causes you to be Incredulous, it is never
theless an admitted fact.)
Inquire at our Information Bureau concerning the various points of interest
about the city, the plays at the theaters, etc. These attendants will also call mes
sengers. Bell postage stamps, Issue money orders, furnish railway time tables and ex
tend many other acceptable helps to our guests.
Our Tea Room will serve you a full meal or a light lunch at any time from
S3" a.'ui. to 3:00 p. m.; light lunches to 5:00.
A Special Request Test the Honor of this Store!
The Denver is the New, Different Kind of Store. All price Mars are in plain figur s ,
and everybody pays the marked price; there is no deception or favoritism.
We Respectfully Solicit a Sliarv of
Your Trade
The Denver Dry Goods Company
We Hettertfully Solicit a Share of
Your Trade
DENVER, COLORADO
OUR LOOSE LEAF DEPARTMENT IS FOUNDED ON
THE SERVICE IDEA
Our Bytem Barrio coat you nothing
Tall aa th. department ia yur buat
hi that la eaueing yoa Imbk
This, will Obligate You in No Way
WE CARRY A FULL LIKE OF
Forms, Devices and Indexes
This Ua. anjoya aa lataraatioaal reamtarieai far
Hlgk Quality aa4 AbaaUrta Dupaaaabillty
Orer 500 Stock Forms in the IPnaa Lino, and many CompUto Outfits
WE DESIGN SPECIAL FORMS AND LAY OUT COMPLETE PLANS
MODERN OFFICE SUPPLY CO., EVERY CITY, U. S. A.
IS
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Check tht Department yom
Uiuis can br impnnrcd Pin ,
Chi, tu yuur letter head and
turward same toua
We will submit a Complete
plan, tlie burden ol proof
on us
....Purchase Orders
.... Receiving Goods
....Sales Orders
....Shipping Orders
.... Factory Orders
....Cash and Journal
Kntries
....Check and Bank
Record
....Monthly State
ments ....Billing If Charging
....Ledger Accounts
. Pay Roll
....City Deliveries
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Write or
Call on
Herald Publishing: Co.
Alliance, Nebraska
Phone
340
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GOOD PLACES TO 8TORI
8EEO.
1. Dry, well-ventilated cellar.
2. Dry attlo or storeroom.
3. Dry, ventilated shed.
4. Any, dry, ventilated tMiUd
Ing.
I. H. C LECTURE CHARTS.
Your Chamber of Commerce fthovtdT
Put on series of Lectures With I
H. C. Charts and Slides Get Yef
Farm Demonstrator or Supsrintstw
dent of Schools to Glvs You Prs
tlcal Talk on Agrleulture.
Too will be surprised to see hosP
Intensely Interested your bankers as
merchants will be. If you want to pt
your organization on the map, plan a
agricultural campaign of educatloa. A
range a program. Give one lecture
week on any of these subjects: Soils
Corn. Alfalfa, Poultry, Weeds. LArt
Stock, Files, etc. Follow each lectors
with a discussion of the subject llaks
your chamber of commerce an eda
catloaal center, not Just a "club
Your town Is built on the surplus rerav
lngs of the farm. Business men 1
town should take a keen Interest Us
the Industrial welfare of the town'
"trade territory."
There Is nothing constructive I
grabbing business from other oomtDat
nitles create new business In yosf
own community. Have a chamber S
agriculture and commerce.
If you waat to make your orgaaUaV
tlun a place of interest, plan a tlire
months' lecture course. Use L !. C.
lecture charts and slides. You cat),
no doubt. And among the members of
your chamber of commerce men Abo
can give Interesting and instructive1
talks on any of the subjects trt-ted
in these charts.
rFWIIH EVERY NEW CUSTOMER
EL i r the Month of Sent. Only
For
(Mir Anti-Ilo;? Cholera Serum. We will (rive you absolutely KKKU
with 1000 cc of Serum or more a comjilfte wt of our Veterinary
Syringes, Serum and Virus. Also, hist met you how to use our serum
FKKK ami nave one-half cost of vaccinating. Our serum is made un
der the lT. S. Government supervision, and every series tested.
Write or Wire for Particulars
PIONEER VACCINATING COMPANY
So. St. Joseph, Misscuii
WHY CROPS RUN OUT. !,'
The question 18 ortn raised $ tf
whether crops "run out' or :ot.- .''
say that rrops do not "run out" M.
be to deny thBt any variation aiv -ff
duced ly charged cond'lits.'is or
ronme'it. When pluntn.iun bro- ;hf
into new oonditloiiH i.-f boil. ll, j,
or methoi'.s of farming less 'vor:
they will tend to deti rit:r.: or .-. .
out."
Desirable Qualitir. ff'si- First
der Ur.fcvorat'e Cw? tuu. If
.is ;laiitO'l too thu-l; is. . -n or
titnli-.s per liiMt a ..I'M ,r
us" will le .ibtai'ied, but the yie
Ijivln will tC srjal! Tn lr ttnl'
cblc conditions the pl.iru l-r.ds t
vert to it .4 oripiiiul t ond'tiou. am:
purtiou'ar IHtiiR for uhicu ilis i
Is grown and vUmh Rlves it valui
fcrs lirst and most.
Best f.' rtiiofJs Necessary. It It)
by the best methods of seed ole
and cii'tlvation that the farmer
Lone to maintain the valuuMu nun'
of his crops, otherwise they will .iete
riorr.te or "run out" ani it will be c
esnary for hlni to se. ure seed 'ora
someone who has paid more atte ' ioo
to the improvement of his crops.
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How to Add to It
"You hare sent for me. madam f
said the lawyer.
"Yes, my huslmud says 1 muni cut
down expenses, and I want your ad
vice as to how 1 can best do It"
Yonkers Statesman.
Woodcraft
You can make ore by rubbing two
pleees of dry wood together, but It
U not believed this method will ever
supersede the plan of rubbing a uiateh
against a leee of sandpaper. Kansas
City Journal.
In Dtmand.
"See ihut miitiV" .iid one of ti " tw
people who were Inlkiui: alioin otr
i't'tts in life.
"Ves."
"He his left behiud lots of peopis
who struyletl to overtake hlw."
"Who is he?"
"goliduetol of u oaiHlbus.'' - WtS
couln State Jotirual.
Monster Pump.
The great punis made to pump oat
Lake Haarlem, in Holland, pumped
100,000 tons dally for eleven yeont.
Get the
The Agony Four
By Gross
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