George W. Nation has bought an
Avery tractor and will use it on hla
arm near this city. The tractor was
delivered tho first of the week.
Real Estate. Loam and Insur
ance. F. K REDDISH, RwfcUlh
Block. 15 tf 6727
baby boy was born Monday to
Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Hershman.
H. P. ,Coursey has sold the cattle
he got from J. B. Miller to J. F. Din
en of Columbus, Nebr.
Stanley Klebeck left Saturday
sight for Lincoln.
John McCoy, M. D.
Offices and Hospital
Hcddiah Block Telephone tl
lira, A. Curry has received word
that her father, who lived at Beloit,
Wis., died Friday. The father was
almost ninety years old. Mrs. Cur
ry was not able to go to the funeral
on account of illness.
R. E. Smith of Scottsbluff was in
the city the last of the week. He
came here to meet Mrs. Smith who
was on her way home from a visit at
Norfolk. Mr. Smith is a "lino" at
the Star-Herald office.
Jerry Rowan has been enjoying a
visit this week from E. O. Morris of
Pasadena. Calif. It haa been some
thirteen years since Mr. Morris has
been here. He goes to Ardmore from
hare.
W. E. Cavin has been here from
Crawford the past week. He was
called here by the illness of his moth
er, who suffered a stroke of paraly
sis recently.
F. W. Hicks, secretary of the lo
cal civil service board, announces
that as yet there are no applicants
for the examination for elevator con
ductor at North Platte. This exam
ination was postponed from Febru
ary 17 to March 10, and Is now post
poned again to April 14.
Mrs. Chas. Cregg of Marsiand
spent Tuesday in Alliance.
But
; FveryliB9
Thousands of
w ohvsicians and millions
r of housewives will swear
to that. You've never tasted
uch wholesome, temntinp.
appetizing bakings -you've
never enjoyed such uniformly
perfect results. Calumet Bak
ing rowcier never tails and it
a. .
cusis less to use tnan other kinds.
R.cei.ed Highest Award
u C-t Mi Frit Jm Slit
Im Poun Cm.
pot
ta.
Cheap and big can baking Powders do not
save you money. Calometdoes it'sPure
and far superior to sour milk and soda.
Julius Pllger dlpd at Casper last
week. Hp wns at one-time employed
at Newberry's as a tinner.
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Mr. and Mrs. Loo Trltle have mov
ed to Alliance from Rringhurst, Ind.,
to make their home here. Mrs. Trlt
le Is a daughter of Mrs. R. Flora,
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Mrs. E. S. Martin Is reported to be
seriously ill with pneumonia. She
is seventy-seven years of age. She
is the mother of Mrs. W. C. Mounts.
William LaMon visited frlendB at
Scottsbluff Sunday.
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Joel Sheldon has completed a dan
dy ten-room house on his place twen-tyg-one
miles north and east of Alli
ance. L. R. May of Hemlngford wns
In charg of the work.
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L T. Poole was here from Craw
ford the first of the week. He Is
with the Crawford branch of the
John Deere company.
e
John Wallace left Monday night
for Denver where he went to pur
chase an auto truck to be used In his
dray business. He expects to have
the new truck here In a short time,
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Miss Freda Sellers has accepted a
position as bookkeeper with the
Haddorff Music House of this city,
the former bookkeeper, Miss Dono
van, having resigned.
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Mrs. O. S. Cadman Is home from a
visit with friends in Lincoln and the
eastern part of the Btate.
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Services of the Christian Science
society will be held each Sunday in
Alliance in the old Masonic hall in
the Adler block. Sunday school Is
at 10 a. in., to which all up to the
age of twenty years are admitted
The regular morning lesson sermon
is at 11 o'clock a. m. On Wednes
day evening at 7:30 o'clock is held a
service at which experiences, testi
monies and remarks on Christian
Science are given. All are welcome
to the services.
The Central School have purchased
a Vlctrola from the Wiker Music
House for use in the grades, while
the Emerson school has secured a
Senora from the Horace Bogue store
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Mrs. Delia Freemuth returned to
her home at Torrington, Tuesday af
ter a few dayB visit at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Breck-
ner.
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Miss Anna Heath who is teaching
near Hemlngford spent Saturday in
Alliance.
L. A. Cross, formerly janitor of the
Emerson school left Sunday for Hof-
ftand where he has taken a position
with the Potash Products Co.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fitzpatriek re
turned Sunday morning from Chlca-
og.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Shields returned
from Havana. Cuba, Saturday after
several months spent in the south,
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Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Smith returned
to their home at Antloch Tuesday af
ter vlBiting friends in Alliance for a
few days.
Mrs. Edith Swan-Zedlker spent
Tuesday in Antioch where she has a
weekly music class.
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Mrs. W. A. Coleman returned Fri
day from Grand Island where she has
been visiting her daughter Grace
who is attending school there,
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Geo. McGill left Sunday for Bridge
port where he haB tuken the position
of round house foreman at that point
Mrs. McGill and children expect to
make their home in Alliance for the
present.
The Eastern Star will have a spec
ial meeting for initiation next Tues
day afternoon, March 27th, sit 3:00
o'clock.
Mn . Josephine Swigert, Grand
Matron of the Eastern Star will be in
Alliance next Thursday, March 29th
to make her official visit and inspect
the work.
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Gilbert Greer, formerly of Alliance
bt now residing in Scottsbluff
stopped off in Alliance a few hours
Monday enroute from a visit with his
parents in Missouri. He was on his
way to Scottsbluff.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Connor
leave today for points in Iowa. They
will be gone a couple of weeks.
" Mr. and Mrs. Harry Standard left
last jiight for a ten days visit with
relatives in Omaha.
J. P. MeClurkeih of San Diego.
California left Monday for a brief
trip in the eastern part of the sstate.
from a weeks business trip Including
points in South Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Harper return
ed this morning from Monte Vista,
Colorado, where they attondnd the
funeral of Mrs. Harpjer's sister Mrs.
Charles Widman, formerly of this
city.
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C. Dineen of Hemlngford spent a
few days the fore part of the woek in
the city.
A. E. Anderson? Estate leader of
farm demonstration work in Nebras-
ta. has been In the city this week ag
isting County Agent F. M. Seidell
and attending the confo-oncse of
county agents held here this week.
Miss Helen Stephens of DeKalh. Il
linois, haa been a truest at the M. 8
Hargraveo home the past week.
business caller in the city Tues
Miss Lottie Owens returned Mon
day noon from a few days visit In
Crawfodr. the guest of Miss Elisa
beth Grove.
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Miss Pussy Cunningham itHurncd
the last of the week from an extend
ed visit In the south.
Rev. Olln li conducted the
quarterly meeting at tho Methodist
church Saturday evening and preach
ed Sunday morning Rev. Baker Is
district superintendent.
Today the W A V U. is holding
a nail day Institute at the home of
Mrs. W. E. Lotspclch. T o plan as
announced was for each person to
bring something for luncheon, the ar
ticles brought to begin with the first
Initial of the person's name.
Company C o? ttie'cadots met Sat-
urdsy afternoon at tho Parish House.
The Keep-U-l5eat 'tailoring, clean
ing and pressing establishment own
ed by Roy B. Burns has moved Into
the Btore occupied by the Snyder ci
gar st roe across the street from his
former place of buslneBS. The Keep
U-Neat occupies one-half of the store
and is continuing business at the
new stand following the same gener
al Idea as of the old. The Keep-U-Neat
is filling many orders these days
for spring and Easter suits. They
have a large assortment to choose
from, including two lines of all wool,
guaranteed fabrics.
A delegation was here from Chey
enne rnnay looaing over um du
Butte county court house. Accord
ing to members of the delegation the
intention is to build a new court
house there along much tne Bame
lines aa the one here. The delega
tlon was composed of John A. Martin,
a city commissioner, and county com-;
mission. tk Warren Richardson, jonn
B. Sloan and R. P. Snyder.
Mrs. W. D. burner and daughter,
Mrs. F. A. Hively. are nomo rrom a
visit of aeverai weeks in California.
Mrs. H. A. Johnson Is expected
mhoe this week from Klrksvllle. Mo.,
where she underwent an operation.
J. F. Rice arrived home Friday
from a trip to Omaha and othereast
ern points
Mrs. Clark Mcln'yre was here from
Mullen Thursday. She came to have
some dental work done.
u a Maiiov ntirirW. Jeffers have
fnrmnri n nnrtnnrahiD to deal In real
estate. Insurance and the live stock
commission business. They have a
number of farms listed and are busy
getting things lined up to handle the
business in a systematic manner.
Mn T I ii'Kppfo has been enjoy
ing a visit from her mother, Mrs. R.
M. Snodgrass of Omaha.
F. E. Holsten'left last week for a
few weeks visit In Florida.
The Ed Henry famlly have been
enjoying a visit from Mrs. Mary Hen
rv and son and daughter, Cecil and
Inez, of Kokoma, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Darrow of
Chicago have been visiting at the
home of Mra. Darrow's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Smith.
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Mrs. Ben Mulane is seriously 111
at her home in Alliance.
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Mrs. E. G. Latng left Wednesday
to attend the convention of the Wo
man's Clubs at North Platte. From
there she will go to Grand Island to
attend the Baptist state assembly,
which convenes there next week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fuller. Rev. A.
a Uvinn and wife. Mrs. A. H. Rob-
bins. Mrs. J. A. Wltowack, and Mlss-
TVr.ni, vvi.it. and Grace Spacht ex
, n i ii . -
pect to leave next Sunday evening
for Grand Island to attenu im- u-i,-tist
state assembly.
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At the Baptist church next Sun
day will be held the regular church
services. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning service at 11 o'clock; topic,
"Constancy in Christianity." Even
ing service at 7:30: topic. "Heaven.
Young people's meeting at 6:30 p.
m.
Tli tjuliua' Aid of the M. E.
church will not meet next week on
account of the special meetings ne
ing held during the week.
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Stephen Cair has pu-chnsed from
R. M. Hampton lot No. is in oiocs
I of Sheridan addition for I3f0. it
ia iinitorHtrind Mr. Carr intends to
build soon.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Boon arrived
Mondav from Clark county. Iowa..
where they had been attending the
finipial of Mrs. Boon s Drotner
They spent several days visiting
among old friends, having lived there
before they moved to Alliance, i ney
live at Somers. Mont., and will go
there next week. They are visiting
at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Eli Main. 8 miles south.
Mesdames Laing. Pate, Rowan and
Ponath are at North Platte in attend-
eJ tht sixth district convention
of Woman's Clubs, being held there
Mnrnh 22 and 23. Mrs. Kowan 18
nia enrroanondlnir secretary, and
Mrs. Ponath is chairman or me mu
sic committee. Before returning to
Alliance Mrs. Pate will visit at Sid
ney where the Pates formerly lived,
and Mrs. Ponath will visit the W. S.
Root family at Lodgepole.
MONEY TOIiOAN
ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Those who think of buldling, this
spring, should see us at onre.
F. E. REDDISH SON.
2024 Box Butte Ave.
8188-16-6t
ASSESSORS' MEETING
The annua) meeting of Precinct
and Ward assessors will be held at
the court house In Alliance on Thurs
day, March 29. Meeting to convene
at 10 o'clock a. m.
J. A. KEEGAN,
16-H-8179 County Assessor
Spring and Easter Exhibit
Showing Every New Style Tenden
cy Upon Which Fashion Has
Set Her Mark of
Approval
The styles hero arc now absolutely "official", the dis
play is at its best prices arc attractive the mer
chandise is up to the standard expected at this store.
Get Ready for EASTER !
Let US Help You
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And These New Dresses
Almost defy description. Not because they're so frilly and
fancy no! But rather because they're lacking in gaudy
"fixings" and exaggerated effect. They're truly art it-He
and demonstrate their beauty the moment you wear them I
You can easily afford several new ones. At these attractive
prices
$7.50 to $60.00
Newly Coined Skirts
Just like Uncle Sam's new silver coins
artistic and graceful with clearly cut
style features that Rtand out from a back
ground of exceptionally graceful lines.
Straight line and barrel effects in all new
fabrics and colors bright and new, every
one! And how modestly we've priced
them !
$5.00 to $20
Delightfully Pretty
Waists
Indeed, they ARE charming, whether
they are severely plain or decorated with
spring's frilliest trimmings. But don't
let their daintiness lead you into thinking
they aren't durable quality there's
months of wear in every waiRt ! They
don't cost much, either.
$1.95 to $15
A New Suit
If your figure needs a suit with a straight
line coat and straight pleated skirt, you 11
find it here. And if it needs a suit with
a fitted coat and barrel skirt you'll find
that kind here, too! Both types are
equally stylish, so suit yourself. These
prices will please you.
$10 to $45
New Spring Coats
Which do you prefer which do you
NEED a coat for semi-dress wear or a
sport coat? You MUST have one! Not
a good kind missing here! But don't
stop at buying ONE coat you'd be sur
prised how many folks are buying TWO.
$7.50to$47.50
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Herald Ads Are Read By Over 3,000 People Every Week
Stock CattleyFor Sale Spring Delivery
We will have a large number of
White Face yearlings, two and
three year old steers for Sale. May
.first delivery, shipped on any road
freight paid to destination. These
cattle are good color and strong ages.
Wa have on our ranch 12 miles north of Lakeside, Nebraska. 800
X two-year-old steers of same quality as the ones we will have for
jt sale for Spring delivery. These steers are on full feed of hay and
$ can be seen at any time and are also FOR SALE.
X Anyone interested in purchasing stock cattle please correspond with
Cox-Jones-Van Alstine Co. Nebraska"1
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