FEW OF THE MANY MANY
GOOD THINGS THAT YOU
WILL FIND AT LAING'S . . .
Fleece Lined Underwear, two piece .r0e
McDonald make Flannel Shirts $1.5(1 to 2.f0
Fmgineer and Fireman black, Inn heme, l.re, 2 for 25c
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Spalding .Jerseys nnd Sweaters
O'Donnell Shoes, Ncolin Soles
Merit Make Pajamas
Merit Make Night Shirts
Bellcmont Hats
Arrow Shirts ...... ..
Smilock Ties 50c to $1.50
$UM) to $5.00
$5.50
$1,125
75c to $125
$1.50 to $5.00
$125 to $4.50
Stetson (Jloves
Holeproof Wardrobe Trunks
Rellemont Sweaters
Railroad King Overalls
O'Donnell Shoes
Newport darters
Kady Suspenders
Kirshaum Suits and Coats .....
Cooper's Underwear
Arrow Collars
$125 to $2.50
$18.50 to $22.50
.. $1.50 to $8.00
.... $1.25 to $1.65
..... $5.00 to $7.00
25c to 50c
50c
$20.00 to $35.00
$1.50 to $5.00
15c
Holeproof Trunks and Hags 50c to $25.00
Capps' Overcoats and Suits $15 to $.'50
Bear Brand Hose
E. & W. Shirts
Chief Brand Kaincoats
Kling Mackinaws
Merit Pelt Coats
Bully-Wooly Chamois Vests
15c to 75e
. $1.00 to $1.50
$5.00 to $20.00
$5.00 to $10.00
$3.50 to $15.00
... $5.00 to $7.00
A Visit to This Store Will Con
vince You That This is the
Place to Buy.
COME IN
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"Modern Clothes for Men'
308 Box Butte
Alliance, Nebr.
I have just returned from
the East with a nice line
of
MADERIA AND CLUNY LUNCHEON SETS, NAPKINS
JAPANESE BASKETS OF ALL KINDS, ALL HAND
MADE
BLUE BIRD LUNCHEON SETS
A BIQ LINE OF KIMONAS
NICE SILK HOSE, REGULAR PRICE $1.00, WILL 00
AT 50 CENTS.
I HAVE ALSO A NICE LINE OF JAD STONE
Wes tern PxientalStore
"Mrs. R. S1MMOMS, Proprietress 3
Do I Deserve Re-election?
You Be The Judge
LEE BASVE
Republican Nominee for tie
election to the office of
COUNTY ATTORNEY
tiraduatc Alliance Schools
and University of Nebraska,
College of Arts and Sciences
and College of Law.
1 Vote for Economical and
Just Administration of
Justice
VOTE FOR LEE BASYE
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rHFMINGFnRn MPT s
jP huiiiiiiui uiiu ubi 1 1 i
I Mr. Ersklno Sr.. went over to Mln-
atare Friday to attend to some busi
ness matters he returned home Sun-,
day. I
L. P. Walker who Is teaching out
near Curly spent Saturday and Sun
day wlih his family here.
Miss O'Brien a friend of Mrs. Flor
ence liron Is visiting at the Arlington
home this week.
Kern Canfi'dd and wife visited at
the Melick home here last week they
wre returning from the rnstern part
of the state where they had visited
relatives for some time.
C. XL CRnfleld visited with his sis
ter, Mrs. F. V. Melick and family for
a few days the latter part of tho
week.
H. U. Shepherd rnd wlfo and Mrs.
Mablo McClung were Alliance visitors
Saturday.
John (Boston) Oalvin returned
last Wednesday from a couple of
months visit with his pare.its at Bos
ton, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Clough are enjoy
ing a visit with his mother who came
from the cast the latter part of tho
week. ,
Mrs. Fosdiek and daughter, mother
and slater of Mrs. L. dough and
Ward Fosdirk are vir,it'.:i, at the
Clounh home nt present.
Word reaches us that Unseal Best
formerly of this place hue now of
Wyoming, got his leg b;okc.i one day
last week. It seem3 he was round-
Ins up some cattle when tho horse ho
was riding fell with above results. !
Walter Curtice an old timo Box
Butter but recently of Bclse City,
Mont., visited his sister, Mrs. II. II.
rierce and mother Mrs. Alice Curtice
here last week.
Mlflses"Llllie Coha and Ina Hucke
came up from Scottsbluft Frldry nite
ar.d visited home folku and friends
until Monday forenoon when they re
turned to their school work.
It. E. Wood arrived Monday from
Monday for a visit to his wife and llt
tlo daughter.
Mr L. Copeland Is In receipt of a
letter from his daughter Mrs. Rollo
Johnson of Forest City, Mont., nay
Ins that .Vr. Johnson got his right
hand badly hurt by getting It caught
In themruhlnory at the mill and cut
ting all t'.ie lingers from the hand.
Mrs. Alice Curtice wra c. passen
ger on 4 i Saturday going down to
Blirgham, Velir. for avlsit with her
son Bon a id family.
Several Sioux county franchmen
shipped cattle from this place Mon
day. B. V. Shepherd went down to Om
aha th ; first of the week with cattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brico left here
? niiddl" of h'st wrek going for an
xtcinlci viti: to the old home in
MuhiKiii.
Mr. and Mrs. Klliott retun ed Fil
d:'y from tiie ear.tern part of ti e state
waero they had attended the Crawl
Lodgn and Rebckah Assembly.
The Itebekah's will have a Halllo
we'en social at the lodge rooms on
Tuesday evening. Oct. 31. Every
body is cordially invited to attend.
Miss Pauline Itoso la aaniRt Jng with
the work at the Arlington hotel.
Hallle Curry came over from Bay
ard Tuesday having been called here
on account of the death of grandpa
Curry.
Ross Enyeart, Ira Leavltt and
"Dutch" Sullenberger were Alliance
visitors Monday.
Mr. Ileeman of Wayne, Nebr. was
a visitor at the L. P. Walker home
the llrst of the week.
Mr. Powell of Mlnatare was visit
ing with his old friends the Ersktns
t h Is week.
Mr James Curry died at his home j
In this city Monday afternoon, Oct. 23 '
1916, from a complication of nil-1
li'cr.ts due to old age. Grandpa Cur- i
ary ns he was famlliarily known j
moved to this county at a time when
there was few settlers and passed
thru all the hmardshlps and priva
tions Incidental ta a new country.
Mr. Curry was a man honored and ;
respected ny all who knew him. he'
leaves one daughter, three sons, and ;
an agdwife to mourn the loss of a !
kind and loving husband and father
and the community an honored and
respected citizen. The funeral ser-
vices were held Wednesday afternoon
and lnt'i nment In the local cemetery.
T. i :; isorrowlug ones we extend our
heartfelt sympathies in this their
hour of sorrow.
temperature, arched back and sunk
en sides. A post mortem shows kid
neys spotted resembling turkey eggs.
Dogs should be kept at hou.e.
Anyone visiting Infected places
should be careful to disinfect the
shoes, etc., before returning to their
homes. If cholera breaks out call
your neighbors, giving them warning
and If possible secure a veterinarian
at once.
IlKY.AN TO SPEAK IIKItE
W. J. Bryan of Lincoln, who Is
stumping the state on a speaking
tour In the interest of the Democrat
ic party, will Fpeak in Alliance at
11 o'clock Friday morning, Novem
ber 3. 1
From Alliance Mr. Bryan will go
to Crawford, where he will speak !
that afternoon, going from there east !
on the Northwestern.
jNKCIU) FAltMKIl ACQUITTED
OF THEFT OF (JKAIN
' Hayes E. Chandler, a colored
farmer, who has been on a place
owned by L. F. Leavitt and who was
charged with the stealing of a quan
tity of grain from a car on G Irani
siding, said grain alelged to belong
to l'uvitt, had his hearing in county
court this afternoon. He was ac
quitted bees use of lack of enough di
rect evidence to convict. The alleg
ed theft is said to have occurred In
August, Chandler having sold some
grain to a grain buyer at about that
time.
Oflice supplies
flee. Phono 340
at The Herald of
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and
AUTOMOBILE PARTS
We carry a large Btock of parts for most any make of car
crank oases, cylinders, pistons, cam rods, crank shafts, cam
shafts, gears (nil stylos), wheels, radiators, carburetors, steer
ing gears, complete transmissions, front and rear axles, springs
and spring leaves, bearings (all styles) in fact, any part of
an auto.
fc Wc carry a large stock of second-hand motors and tires,
all guaranteed to be in good shape. Send for our list describ
ing them. We also buy old autos an)' condition or any part
of an auto. Write us what you have to sell.
WE SAVE YOU 50 TO 75 PER CENT
P. L. KAUTZ
17C0 MAIN STREET,
ATCHISON, KANSAS
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HON C. JOI.EHA 11 EKE
County Agent F. M. Seidell reports,
that several cases of hog cholera
have been reported to him. as a re
sult of hogs being shipped in from '
Infected districts. C olera has been
reported on the farms of Neils Pet
erson. D. E. Watson, John Mabin.
Mike Collins, Fred Bergfleld. O.
Bowser and Ira Roland. The most
of the herds on these places have
been varicnated since being Infected.
It Is up to the people of the County
to exercise care that this disease is
stamped out and not allowed to
spread. Hogs from other areas
should be quarantined for two weeks
and dipped before beinR put with the
native hogs. The first indication of
hog cholera Is getting off feed, high .
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Ask Your Wife!
ABOUT TI1K CAUK Or' T11K K ITCH FA. Which bothers her most, "doing
the dishes" or "scrubbing the tloor?" And then consider a bright, cheerful,
"erackless" floor that is even easier to clean than washing the dishes.
Armstrong's Linoleum
will make a bright, inviting room out of a dull, cheerless kitchen and vill re
duce the unpleasant work of scrubbing by half. Ordinarily you just mop on
the linoleum, you know.
SEND YOUR WIFE IN TODAY TO PICK OUT
THE PATTERN; SHE LL LIKE OUR ASSORTMENT
Armstrong's Linoleum wears well and its cost is low. It makes the
kind of kitchen YOUR wife should have.
Call on Miller Brothers to help you solve kitchen troubles. Do you
need a new range? It will pay you to investigate our offerings.
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE
MILLER
ROTHER'S
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