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FOR MARKET WEEK ONLY, OCTOBER 25-30
Here are some examples of the wonderful values given in the Nyal and Penslar stores. These are only a few of the
' hundreds of articles of guaranteed quality which have been sold for years in the Nyal and Penslar stores.
Toilet Goods, Stationery, Perfumes, Rubber Goods and all Penslar and Nyal Household and Family
Remedies Included in this Sale.
Miscellaneous
Nyal and Vounlar Fare Powder.
All tints.
Standard Price 2 Be and 50c
Second Box If purchased at same
time lc
Nyal, Penslar ami Meritol Toth PaUB.
Standard Price 2f'C
Second Tube If purchased at same
time lc
Takum rowders All HtamLnrd Make.
Standard Price 2&c
Second Ilox if purchased at same
time lc
Nyal and Armour's Toilet 8oap.
Standard Price lc
Second Cake If purchased at same
time lc
IVnnlar, Nyal Vanishing and Cold Cream.
Standard Price 25c and 50c
Second Jar If purchased at the same
Sytvodora Toilet Water.
Most all odors, delicately scented.
In ornamental bottles.
Standard Price 100
Second Bottle If purchased at same
time lc
The Nyal Line
Nyal's lllrsutnne Hair T.'nic.
Aids In removal of dandruff and keeps the
hair in a healthy condition.
Standard Price 50c
Second Package purchased at same time . . ,1c
Nyal's ICcscma Iotion.
Standard Price 50c and $100
Second Bottle if purchased at same time . . . lc
Nyal's White Liniment.
Standard Price 25c and 50c
Second Bottle If purchased at same time . . . lc
Nyal's (Tough Kyrup.
Standard Price -t5c and 50c
Second Bottle if purchased at same time . . . lc
Nyal'H l)sKpsla Itemedy. ,
Standard Price '. 50c
Second Bottle if purchased at same tinre . . . lc
Nyal'H lloef Wine and Iron.
Standard Price 1.00
Second Bottle if purchased at same time . . . lc
Nyal'H Iwixacolri.
Standard Price ' 25c
Second Box If purchased at same time lc
Nyal's Mule 1.1 ver PUN.
Stan dt rd Price .. 25c
Second Box If purchased at same time lc
The Penslar Line
IViihlar Kidney Pills.
Standard Price 50c
Second Box if purchased at same time lc
Penslar IWackbeiTy Balsam.
Standard Price 25c
Second Bottle if purchased at same time . . . lc
Penslar Asthma llernedy.
Standard Pricdl 50c
Second Bottle if purchased at same time ... lc
Penslar Cough ltmedy.
Standard Price 50c
Second Bottle if purchased at same time . . . lc
Penslar Itheiiinatisni Itemed).
Standard Price $1.00
Second Bottle if purchased at same time . . . lc
Penslar lluchu and Palmetto ComHuid.
Standard Price 50c and $1.00
Second Bottle if purchased at same time . . . lc
Penslar Kyni of Figs.
Standard Price 25c and 50c
Second Bottle if purchased at same time ... lc
Penslar lU-ftiilax.
Standard Price 25c
Second Bottle if purchased at same time . . . lc
Miscellaneous
Shaving Sticks and Powders.
Standard Price 25c
Second Stick or Powder, if purchas
ed at same time lc
Colgate's Shaving Soap.
Possesses all the qualities most de
sirable for shaving purposes.
Standard Trice 10c
Second Cake if purchased at same
time lc
Nvolatis and Kylvodora Face Powders.
A delightful soft and fine complex
ion powder, scented with the odor
of violets or roses.
Standard Price 50c
Second Box if purchased at same
time lc
Nyal, Penslar and Meritol Tooth Pastes.
All contain ingredients for improv
ing and preserving the teeth.
Standard Price v.r
Second Tube if purchased at san
time .-. : lc
Spiehler & Moorland's Perfumes.
Standard Price, per oz 65c
Second Ounce if purchased at same
time lc
All the articles listed In
this sale are in the national
ly advertised class, and the
public is fully protected
against the purchase of in
ferior merchandise. This is
not designated as a "cut
price sale", but Is Just an
other way of getting people
acquainted with superior
lines of household remedies.
F. J. Brenman
Prescription Druggist
"On Quality Corner"
Talcum Powdtis, All Stand
ard Makes, First I to. 25c
Second Ilox at
Same Time
lc
It is seldom that you get an
opportunity to make I cent
stretch to a dollar size.
MAY UTILIZE
CONVICT LABOR
Ilox Butte County May Vofe on Coun
ty Prison Labor (Jnestloie
Next tieneral Flection
OOIINTY ATTOHNKY IN FA Volt
'. is probable that the voters of
Box Butte county will at the general
election next year vote cn the ques
tion as to whether or not the county
prisoners shall work on the county
roads.
"I consider this an important ques
tion, not only from the county's
eta nd point, but from the prisoners'
standpoint as well." said County At
torney Basye In conversation with a
Herald reporter. "It would not only
K On.
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Tan It
Haay.
For Neuralgia, aothing la
barter than
Dr. Miles'
Anti-Paii Pills
Ussd by thousands
for a generation
Those who have suffered from
neuralgic pains need not be told
how necessary it is to secure re
lief. The easiest way out of
neuralgia is to use Dr. Miles'
Anti-Pain Pills. They have re
lieved sufferers for so many
years that they have become a
household necessity.
1 taava taken Dr. Miles' Antl-Faln
PUIs for five years and they are tha
only thins ttiat doea me any good.
They have relieved rieuralsta In my
txmd In fifteen mlnutea. 1 hav alio
taken them tor rheumatism, head
sveba, pains In tha breast, toothache,
arecbe and pains In the bvwels and
limbs. I have found nothing to
equal them and they are aU that l
claimed for thera."
J. W. SEDGE, Blue Springs, Mo.
At alt druggists 25 doses 23 cent.
Never sold In bulk. t
MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart. In.
be a saving and a benefit to the
county, in that the roads could be
kept in good shape all over the coun
ty, but it has been my observation
that most of the prisoners . would
great ly prefer to get out and work on
the roads instead of languishing in
the jail, especially during the spring,
summer and fall months, right at the
time when road building is in prog
ress. "The cost of keeping prisoners un
der present arrangements is'$1.50 a
day for the sheriff's services as guard
anl lifty cents a day for board. If
the prisoners were required to work
on the roads, the County would be
getting some benefit from their serv
ices instead of holdinx them in Jail
while the cost of their maintenance
goes on just the same. In the spring
and summer there is a general influx
of tramps and professional hoboes
who commit petty crimes in and
around Alliance, and a few days of
hard work on the roads would do
them good, and would really keep
them under a better Influence during
their stay here. After this law has
been in effect until it became general
ly known over the country, this class
of men would "fight shy" of Alliance
and pick their routes on their migra
tion through another section of the
country. Even though this did cut
down the normal road force, it would
keep an undesirable class out of Al
liance and the county and would tend
to-lessen the petty crimes that have
been committed by them in the past."
Thus did County Attorney Basye bum
up his views on the subject.
An examination of the Nebraska
statutes reveals the fact that the law
was enacted by the last legislature
that any county could, at any elec
tion, vote on the county convict labor
question. The law further states
that if the question passes with a ma
jority vote at the election, the coun
ty commissioners shall proceed to
appoint a county highway commis
sioner, who will have charge of the
prisoners and the work. It is pref
erable that some man be appointed
to this position who is well acquaint
ed with conditions over the county,
and who has some knowledge of sur
veying. A proper guard would be
provided to prevent escapes. After
the first year, during which the coun
ty highway commissioner has held
his position by appointment, the of
fice becomes elective, the same as all
other county offices.
At the present time any county
may contract with the warden, sub
ject to the approval of the state board
of prison control, for convicts from
the state penitentiary to work on the
roads The service of these convicts
Is paid for at a stipulated price "per
head", the county paying for the
board, lodging and guarding of the
prisoners. An effort is being made
to make the state Institution B?lf
su8Ulnlng, and this is one of the
links In the plan. A paved highway
is now under construction between
Lincoln and University Place, the
state paying the cost, and prison la
bor Is being almost exclusively
on the work.
WESTERN CATTLE SALES
KeKrt of Kecent Kales by Western
Nebraska Stockmen on South
Omaha Live Stock Market
(From Tagg Brothers Weekly Mar
ket Comments)
Monday, September 27th:
J. S. Hull of Sheridan county had
in 78 whitefaced feeders that averag
ed 1.099 lbs. and sold at $7.55, while
Joe Covalt of Garden county had in
7 feeders that averaged 1,015 lbs,
and sold at $6.90. and 4 cows that
averaged 1,060 lbs. and brought $5.
25. Theo. Johnson from Scotts Bluff
county had in 21 feeders that aver
aged 1.055 lbs. and Bold at $6.85,
while E. M. Wiles of the same place
sent in 10 canner cows that averaged
887 lbs. and sold at $4.
A. C. Sibbitt t the firm of J. P.
Sibbitt & Son, prominent stock men
of Grant county, was here looking af
ter the sale of six cars of cattle,
which Included 105 feders that av
eraged 1,083 lbs. and brought $6.70,
and 29 feeders (hat averaged 1.000
lbs. and brought $6.35.
Thomas county was represented by
L. Giles, who had in 14 feeders that
averaged 734 lbs. and brought $6.75,
and 10 heifers that averaged 633 lbs.
and sold at $6, and by Richard Giles,
who had in 9 feeders that averaged
927 lbs. and sold at $6.65, 5 cows
and heifers that averaged 694 lbs.
and sold at $5.70, and 4 cows that
averaged 1,075 lbs., and brought
$5.25; and by Fink Bros., who had
in a carload of mixed cattle.
Harry King and his brother of
Morrill county had in five heifers
that averaged 850 lbs. and sold at.
$5.70; 20 cows that averaged 979
lbs. and sold at $5.55, and 11 cows
that averaged 924 lbs. and sold at
$5.25.
Irritable Children Often Need Kicka
lo Worm Killer
There is a reason for thi disagree
able and fretful nature of many
children. Think of the unrest when
the child's body ds possessed by tiny
worms sapping its vitality and clog
ging its functions. Whatever may
be the cause "that children have
worms is a fact." Your child's peev
ishness and irritability has a cause.
Give Kickapoo Worm Killer a chance
and if worms are there this humanly
harmless remedy will eliminate the
annoying parasites. 25c a box.
Adv No 3
Some Novel Bargain
The liheln-Rousey company Is get
ting right in with the rest when it
comes to bargains for Market Week.
This week they are advertising bar
gains that are unique in that there
is no fixed price on them. One is a
$100 Henny buggy, which v'ill be put
on sale Monday at the regular price.
On each day the price will be lower
ed $2.50 until the vehicle is sold. The
other big bargain is a $135 Internat
ional Spreader, which will be sold to
the highest bidder. It is strictly a
private sale, all the bids being turn
ed in sealed; on Saturday night they
will be opened and the successful bid
der will be found.
Specials for
MARKET WEEK
Kssay's "Leader" Coffee, of best quality, regular
30c a pound, for Market Week only, flfl
4 pounds for , tJleVU
"Sac City" Brand Canned Corn, nice and clean, reg
ular H for 25c, during Market Week only, HP.
3 cans for
All Prices Cash
Essay's Cash Grocery
113 Box Butte Ave.
E. ESSAY, Prop.
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EXTRAYACANCEPUT YOUR MONEY
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Money carried in the pocket slips away easily. Iut yours
in our BANK; it won't be so hard to refuse a loan to "friends"
who will never pay you back. Nor will you foolishly SPEND
your money when it is safe in our bank.
We refer thoRe who have not banked with its 'to those who
IIAVE. -Our vaults and locks are strong. The good names of
men of high CHARACTER and known RESPONSIBILITY are
also behind our bank.
Make OUR bank YOUR bank.
First State Bank
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ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
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That Obstinate Headache
so often caused by eyestrain
nt-ed no longer bother you if
you will come here and be fit
ted with the proper glasses. Did
you say they are not becoming!
Now listen; soin glaxses are
not, we will admit. With the
passing of the old style high
bridge mounting, which was
conspicuous and uncomforta
ble, we are now using the low
bridge eyeglass which works
with the fingers, is artistic
design and really becoming.
DRAKE & DRAKE
ItegUtered Optometrists
Over l4ipel h's Variety Scomj'
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