Ai MAN K HUtALD, FEBRUARY H, 101T
Mesdames Davenport, Illrka,
'JJrsgory and Parker will be the host
to the ladles' Aid of the M. E.
aarch next Wednesday afternoon,
miferuary 14, at 813 Toluca avenue.
This will be the regular monthly
, jssrring meeting and all ladles are In--rftted.
The following literary pro
rmm will be given. Mrs. Parker,
wyerlntendent of the program. The
4talatlon of the ladles' Aid to the
Cfearch and Pastor Mrs. J. A. Mall-
Should the Ladien' Aid have an
for Money and Membership. If
What? Mrs. Waddell. What re
.Jstion Should the Ladies' Aid Have
4a fit rangers? Mrs. Dennett.
HThe Ladles' Aid Society of the
Soptlst church held their regular
in ess meeting at the home of Mrs.
Ji. Kobblns yesterday. The la-
at this meeting voted to try to
a lecture course for Alliance for
it winter.
Jfesdames Cogswell . and Barnes
-Mtertained the Ladles' Guild of St.
ttslthew's Episcopal church yester
Sas afternoon at the parish bouse.
Hiss Cecil Wilkinson and James
fotinesll of Hemlngford wore united
In marriage ut Beatrice, Ncbr., Mon-
Any. January 29. The bride Is a
- former teacher in the schools of
Sox Dutte county and hns been at
. leading Peru normal this winter.
Methodist ladles, attention Have
j-.TOur "wagon wheel" with the cxperl---mce
In earning it or a poem ready by
February 21. Watch for further no
tice. Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the Imperial theatre the regular
eendconcert is to be given by the Al
liance band. Miss. Eunice Burnett
sd Prof. Unlacke of the Alliance
School of MubIc have donated their
-sswnrlces. There is to be a musical
. .innovation, which' has been most suc
cessful in the large cities, tried out
MBnnday afternoon. This deserves
lee heartiest support of tho people of
'JUllance. Every person in Alliance
js Invited to attend and give assist
tBce la making Alliance a musical
: tester second to none In the state.
Jtxs. Mary II. Stansbury, expres
sion teacher with the Alliance School
0t Music, will give a recital of her
.own work Friday evening, February
'II, starting at o'clock. The place
a Beddish hall. Tho recital is ab
etMtely free and the public is cor-
4Ually invited to attend.
sirs, uiwoou unauncoy viets an-
nesncos the marriage of her daugh
ear. Alva Clura, to Mr. Benjamin
Clayton Anderson on Monday the 6th
rf February, at Oklahoma City. Mr.
Every express brings us new crea
tions in
Suits, Coats, Skirts,
A visit here will prove an edu
. cation in "what's what"
for spring
and Mrs. Anderson will be at home
after March 1, at 801 Cheyenne ave
nue, Alliance. Friends here receiv
ed the announcement of the marri
age the early part of the week. Tho
groom Is a brother of Mrs. F. E. Hol
sten of this city and Is employed at
the Holsten drug and Jewelry store.
The bride Is well known In this
city, having at one time been em
ployed In the millinery department
at the Horace Rogue store. Both of
these young peopro are well known
In this city and have a host of friends
who will welcome them to their new
borne.
The Alfanco Choral Club has vot
ed to affiliate themselves with the
Federation of Musical Clubs of the
state of Nebraska. The Choral Club
Is making rapid progrecs and all
members feel gratified with the ad
vancement made In the work.
The concert to have been given
Sunday afternoon at the Christian
church by the faculty of the Alli
ance School of Music has been post
poned to Sunday, February 18. This
is one of a series of concerts being
given by the faculty of the school
and this special program deals with
the Germanic influence upon music.
Master Ray Smith was given a sur
prise party Saturday evening In hon
or of his thirteenth birthday. .Music
and games provided tho entertain
ment for the evening. A delightful
three-course luncheon was served.
Tho guest list included: Dorothy
Hurst, Gladys McCool, Mariam Har
ris, Hazel Herman, Julia Marks, Mar
del Drake, Dorothy Dickenson, Al-
freida Schafer, Artie Lee, Thomas
Martin, George Herman, George Mc
Cool, Cleo Lawrence, Harvey Cour
sey, Phillip Killlan and Arthur Fea-
glns.
Mrs. W. G. Eubanks was hostess
to the members of the T. O. T. club
Thursday afternoon at a kenslngton.
Guests of the club were Mrs. James
Feagins and Miss Howell of Chicago
The guests were, the Mesdames Chase
Feagins, Thicle, Darling, Beckwith,
Toohey, Basye, Hershman and Grif
fith. Mrs. F. W. Lester will entertain
his evening at a 6 o'clock dinner and
card party.
A number of the friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Morris, 624 Emerson, de
lightfully surprised them Stinday ev
ening. The event was In honor of
their wedding anniversary. Same
twenty-five were present.
The Women's Club meets Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Rolla Wilson.
The program is as follows: Roll Call
Literary Program. Early Naviga
tion, Ferries and Railroads Mrs.
Root. Territorial Organization
Mrs. Dole. Planning the Modern
House Mrs. J. Rowan. Reading by
Miss Madeline Zediker.
Miss Alice Carlson entertained the
following at a Iuncbeti and card
party Suturday evening: Mrs. J.
Burke, Mrs. C. Feagins, Mrs. George
how strikingly attractive are the
new spring wearables
Smart, graceful lines, new colorings, new
fabrics, new style ideas; you simply can't
help but admire them.
Our Mr. Isaacson is now in New York
rushing to us the new creations as they
make their appearance in the east. Stop
in any day this week for a few minutes to
try on the new spring garments which ap
peal to you most.
Dresses, Blouses,
Petticoats and
Negligees
Deltlien. Mrs. J. H. Ward, Mrs. Ray
Mark, Mrs. II. F. Tblele, Mrs. F.
Feagins, and Miss Maude Spacht.
Mrs. F. G. Hitchcock was hostess
to the members of the Inter Se club
Tuesday afternoon, the event being
given In honor of her mother, Mrs.
Elliott, who has been her guest for
some weeks past. The affair was In
the r.ature of a kenslngton. Music
and a guessing contest were some of
the pastimes. Mrs. Hitchcock served
a vanity luncheon to the guests.
Mesdames Modisett and Jeep were
hostesses to two tables at bridge on
Thursday afternoon. The guests
were the Mesdames Mitchell, Gantx,
Was. Shaw and Howard Reddish. A
luncheon was served.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church was entertained
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Lee
Basye. A good program was enjoy
ed. The ladles of the Baptist church
realized a neat sum from their sale
of home cooking held at the Duncan
grocery Saturday.
The Baptist Young People's Union
gave a "hard times" social in the
church parlors Friday evening. A
taffy pull was one of the features of
the evening.
The ladies of the W. C. T. U. are
meeting this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Ira E. Tash."
The Ladles' Auxiliary of the First
Presbyterian church met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. R. R. Reddish.
The C. W. B M. of the Christian
church met yesterday arternoon with
Mrs. J. E. Rice. Mrs. Helling and
Mrs. Glen were in charge of the pro
gram.
Tonight the members of the
Christian church will hold a recep
tion for the new members who en
tcred the church as a result of the
revival meetings conducted here re
cently by Dr. Knowlets. The first
installment of a series of pictures on
the life of Christ will be shown.
There will be a Bhort program by the
orchestra, and some selected read
ine. The program "will be followed
by a social hour. The church has
extended a Bpeclal Invitation to ail
new members of the church as well
as to all who assisted during the re
cent series of meetings.
This morning James M. Murdock
And Mm Lizzie Lane were united in
morrlnva I lift PA Im V. Tjlfitl SOeak
inir Im vnnti that made them man
and wife. Both of the contracting
. . . i 1 A A 1 1 1
nnriipfl Eivfl LDflir rHHiueucu as 41111-
ance. The groom gives his employ
ment as an engineer. The groom is
38, and the bride 28 years old.
Our modern, sanitary cleaning
and pressing costs no more that
the other kind. Keep-U-Neat
! Cleaners, 205 Box Butte Avenue
Phone 133.
I ill
TELEPHONE
HERALD
Five Cents Per Line Count Six Words to a Line
No Advertisement Taken for Less Than 15c
If Hunt the buyer who wants to
buy and the 6cller who wants to
sell through these columns, then
your deal is two-thirds closed.
No salesmanship is required un
der these circumstances and
salesmanship costs money many
times the cost of a want ad.
H Get that?
FOIl SALE FARMS
FOR SALE! Just received list
on quarter section of land three miles
from erea that I can sell for $12.50
an acre If taken at once. Adjoin
ing land has all sold for $25.00 an
acre. Tne owner is a non-resident.
This is a real chance and a real price
Inquire immediately of or write to J.
C. McCorkle, Nebraska Land Comp
any, Alliance, Nebraska.
S052-8-tf.
F7jTsLETXo7aToT32Vacres
of land located in Box Butte County,
Nebraska, and owned by the estate
of the late Joseph Jones of Utica,
Nebraska. The land for sale, to
close up the estate, consists of the
Northeast Quarter of Ssection Four
teen, and the Northeast Quarter of
Section Twenty-three, Township
Twenty-six, Range Forty-tight West,
each containing 160 acres. The tot
al 320 acres is for sale. If you are
in the market for Box Butte County
land, your opportunity is at hand.
This land must be sold to settle up
the estate. Write me. Ray W.
Jones, Administer, Utica, Nebras
ka. 8053-8-Zt.
tu.leo from Bridgeport; 160 acres
flue valley land u.idtr proposed Gov
ernment ditch; the balance fine pas
ture land. All fenced; a good ce
ment house, two stories and base
ment; good well. Price, 4,500.
E. G. ROUSE, Owner, Northport,
Nebr. 8062-8-3t
TmTATSlach within tei
miles of Alliance. 1900 acres, ln-
eluding some farm land suitable for
Alfalfa. Will sell part interest oi
whole ranch. A bargain and a mon
ey-maker. Address Box 78Z3, care
Alliance Herald. 5U-tr-7a3
FOR SALE Well-improved farm,
NW4 Sec. 4, Twp. 24, Range 47.
6-7961-7t - N. A. KRENEK
A BARGAIN! 640 acres school
land lease running 25 years all of
Section 36-24-51 Box Butte county,
only $640. Terms if desired. Write
L. C. Crandall. 404 1st Nat. Bank
Bids.. Lincoln. Neb. 8069-9-4t
FOR SALE 1080 acres twelve
miles west and four miles south of
Alliance. Would sell 640 acres of
this. Write owner, II. Dainton
Bartlett. Iowa. 8083-10-4t
PERSONAL
Notice To The Public My wlfo
Del'a B. Former, having left my bud
and board, deserting me,-I hereby
serve notice ou any and all concerned
or who may in the future be con
corned that on and after this date
February 1. 1917 I will not bo le-
tsponsiblo for any debts .contracted by
said Delia B. Fortner.
8071-9-tf A. C. FORTNER
OVERCOAT STOLEN You, Mr.
Man. who took my almost new over
coat from the bowling alley butur-
day night and left your old one in
its place you are known and unless
you return that overcoat I may be
compelled to have an officer make a
trip up HemlngforU way. iteturn
overcoat and no questions will be
asked. J. A. Snoke.
8091-10-lt
"Now therefore, I pray you, swear
unto me by the Lord, since I have
shewed you kindness, that ye will
also shew kindness unto my father's
house, and give me a truo token.
JoBhua 2-12. ' 80880-10-lt$
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS
"llaNEYnTunn
county land nd ranches in the urn
a ills. No delay in making the loan
ire inspect our lands and furnish ta
money at once. J. C Mccoms, Mt
li'orkle Building. Alliance, Nebr.
l-ir-6t54
FURNITURE MOVED
MOVE FURNITURE SAFELY
We have equipped our dray wa
,)cs and auto truck with the latei
I appliances for moving furnltor
without marring or scratching o
damage. Up-to-date wagon pad
will be used by us on all moving Jobi
JOHN R. SNYDER, Puons It
IT-tf-6960
THREE-FOUR-OUGHT
HELP WANTED -MALK
ARE YOU THE MAN? For an Al
liance general agency of a high class
life Insurance Company? Attractive
opening for resident of Alliance.
Must be man of ability a general
producer a man capable of secur
ing agents and developing them Into
producers. Such a man can make
an exceedingly liberal contract with
THE BANKERS RESERVE LIFE
COMPANY, Home Office, Omaha,
Nebraska. 8056-8-3t
"ATEMNrATETtosou
it orders for lubricating oils, greases
and paints. Salary or Commission.
Address LINCOLN OIL COMPANY.
Cleveland, Ohio. 8058-8-3t
FOIl SALE LIVE STOCK
SOWS AND BOAR FOR SALE 4
brood sows for Bale, will farrow about
April 1st. Also, full blood boar.
Call Ash 8214. 8068-9-tf
BUSINESS CHANCES
Opportunity A small investment
in an established business. Money
secure. Open to man or woman.
Will bring a $300 a month income.
No competition, selling or canvass
ing. Inquire J. R. Caldron at Alli
ance Hotel. 8065-8-lt$
STRAY ED Oil STOLEN
STRAYED OR STOLEN A large
black sow with a whlto strip on the
face. A reward of five dollars ($5)
is offered for recovery and if stolon
a reward of One Hundred Dollars
($100.00) for conviction of the thief
or thieves.
JOHN RILEY,
Alliance, Nebraska.
8070-9-2t-$$
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED TO BUY All kinds of
rubber, rags, Iron, metals, and hides.
Highest prices paid. Alliance Junk
Co., 113 East Fourth street. Phone
No. 222. 7-tf-8047
MISCELLAN EOUS
FOR SALE Old newspapers in
five cent and ten cent bundles at the
Herald office.
FOR SALE: Herald Want Ads
Spend fifteen cents and seo what a
want ad y ill do for you.
Color printing done by exper
printers attracts attention and bring
prompt results. Try The Herald
job department for your next job-
Phone 340.
FOIl KENT KOOMS
ROOMS FOR RENT 132 Chey
nne Avenue, Alliance, Nebraska.
44-tf-7682
FOR RENT Four-room suite in
the Norton block. W. W. NORTON
8-2t-8064
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOS FOR SALE A second
aand roadster and a second-hand
Ford touring car for Bale cheap. Id
?uire at the Sturgeon garage.
52-U-7848
We have some snaps lu used cars
all in good mcchr.nlcal condition,
some carrying the same guaranteo us
a new car:
1. Packard 2-38 touring, 7 pas
senger, 6 tires, 2-mounted on rims
for extras, new Beat covers, new paint
complete equipment. Good mechan
ical condition.
2. Packard 1-25 Twin Six Phae
ton, 5 passenger, 6 tireB, repainted,
tseat covers and bumper. Mechanical
condition guaranteed.
3. Packard 1-38 Twin Six Phae
ton 5 passenger, fine condition. Me
chanical condition guaranteed.
4. Cadillac "8," 1916 touring car
7 passenger, 6 tires, repainted, con
dition first class.
5. Hudson "54" 7 passenger tour
ing, 6 tires, good paint, Beat covers,
condition good.
6. Abbott 1916 chumy roadster
4 i:tBKnnsTpr. nracticallv new. condl
tion excellent.
7. Franklin touring 1914, 5 pas
senger, repainted, good condition.
8. Franklin roadster. 1915, 2 pas
senger, absolutely first class in every
wny.
9. Peerless 6-8, 1914. overhauled
and renalnted. first class condition.
10. Chandler 1916 Sedan, nl fine I WANTED By a young man, a
condition. , companion; widow between tho ages
11. Alco "6" overhauled and re-1 of eighteen and thirty-five years pro
painted. Close-coupled 5 pascenger ferred. Write to me. "Lonely."
body. Can be used as roadster or ' Box 105, Ellsworth. Nebraska.
5 passenger or could be made Into a 8073-9-4t$
dandy truck.
12. Loiler light "6" In good con
dltltwi. price right.
THE MOUNTAIN MOTORS CO.
23 Colfax Ave. Denver, Colo.
8072-9-2t-$
imrpra
11 We do not claim that the mere
use of want ads will produce pros
perity. But it seems more than a coinci
dence that most prosperous peo
ple are quick to recognize the val
ue of classified advertising. ,
U Let us supply your wants
through these columns.
FOIl SALE
FOR SALE Water-motor wash
ing machine, in first-class condition.
Inquire 320 East Third street.
8078-9-2t-$
FOR SALE Brand new piano, on
easy payments. Inquire of John J.
Reinkober at Eagle Barber Shop,
next to Herald office, or phone 340
and ask for Reinkober.
7-8051-tf -
LOST
LOST Gold monogram hat-pis
with initials "E. M." engraved on the
head. Valuable not so much because
of actual worth as because of asso
ciations. Finder return to Herald
office. Reward.
80910-10-2t$
LOST Package containing waist
pattern, believed to have been left OB
writing desk in post office. Return
I to or notify Herald office.
80920-10-lt$
LOST 32x3 demountable rim
end tire. Leave at Keeler & Cour-
sey's or notify P. J. Knapp and re
ceive reward.
feb 8-2t-8085
FolTATEFlivrT?R
FOR SALE Soda fountain, back
bar, tables and chairs, in first-class
condition. .Will sell cheap for cash.
J. R. Smith, confectioner, 213 Box
Butte ave., Alliance, Nebraska.
8087-10-4t
WAm3)Tr7uCNT
WANTED Rooms, furnished and
unfurnished, also houses. There is
hardly a day goes by but someone
calls at the Herald office looking for
rooms and houses to rent. This of
fice cannot supply the demand for we
don't know where to send them, al
ways. Use these columns. Adver
tise. Many times we get you a rent
er before the ad appears. Try it ana
see for yourself.
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE A one-half interest
in a paying dray line. This is as
opportunity for a man to get into a
paying business with a reasonably,
small investment which will bring re
turns from the day you start. Ad
dress Box 8092, care Alliance Her
ald. Alliance, Nebraska.
8092-10-4t$
FOR KENT FARMS
'jlTtENT()ne hundred Bixty
(160) acres of farm land eighteen
miles north, two miles east and one
mile north of Alliance, Box Butte
county, Nebraska, in section 2, town
ship 27. range 47. Inquire of II. M.
Schandorff. Box 135, Scottsbluff, Ne
braska. 8090-10-4t$
FiMTsALEJvirSOt
FOR SALE Five head of high
grade white face bulls, will be two
years old in the Bprlng. Write or
telephone owner, Fred Hoover, Alli
ance, Nebraska. Telephone, Birch
8031. 8086-10-4t
iiTnjMvXvfTiwF
WANTED Woman who will do
family washing at home, call for and
deliver same. Phone 372. 7-lt
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Three modern rooms
for light housekeeping. 219 Yellow-
- stone ave. Phone 529.
8-tf-8059
FOR RENT Spud ground on
shares, one miles from town. M. D.
Healy, 320 East Third st.
10-lt-8093 .
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MATRIMONIAL
BORROWED
I ATLAS OF BOX BUTTE COUNTY
I will the party who borrowed the
Herald's Atlas of Box Butte County
kindly return the same at once?