Art Embroidery
Display
On exhibit this week and next at
Geo. D. Darling's Furniture Store
Fancy needlework, eon
tetlng t Hattcnhurjr, Ro
man Cut Work. Embroid
ery. Mexican Drawn
Work, Etching, Hcm
stitclnliR ami all kinds of
outline work made on the
White machine.
Miss It. K. Black, an ex
pert repreRcntiiiR tlM
White Sewing Machine
Company, of Cleveland,
Ohio, will Rive a Free dis
play for the two weeks
beginning JUNE llth. Kveryliody is cordially invited. With
every machine purchased during the week we will give
FREE Instructions
Miss Black will display a $2,500 line of needlework and
give free lessons. Ladies should come and receive ideas for
mHkingart work.
The superiority of the world-famed White Rotary Sew
ing Machine is undisputed.
It is due to the fact that these machines possess the most
up-to-date improvements of mechanism and construction
that the well-informed twentieth century women prefer the
White to all other machines.
AHK TO SEE THE SIT-8TIMTE STY EE
Geo. D. Darling
Alliance
Nebraska
JUNE REPORT OF .
CITY DEPARTMENTS
Htoctrfc Light find i'liwrr Depart
ment Make. Excellent Showing
for Month I imIIiiu May in
Alliance' electric light and power
department showed net earning of
11,534.23 for the month ending May
IS, aa compared with net earnings
of $928.97 for the ame month h
year ago, arrordlng to the report
rendered the city council at Its reg
ular meeting on Tuesday evening.
for month ending May It, 1917:
Groas earninga, $2,9.r4.f4. Discount
allowed. $218 SO. Operating expens
es, $1, 201.51. Construction. 00.
Last month: Gross earnings. $3,072 -94.
Discount allowed. $220.02. Op
erating expenses, $1,935.94. Net
earnings, $740.60. Construction,
$17fi 38. Ranie month Inst year:
gross earnings-. $2,728.29. Discount
allowed. $192.15. Operating expens
es, $1,605.82. Net earnings. $92S -97.
instruction. $1.35.
Balances uncollected on June 11
were $395.77. The department now
hii.8 712 consumer:,, an increase of 8
over the month before.
The water department showed re
ceipts from the quarter ending May
15 or $1,452.46 with uncollected bal
ances on June 11 of $747.04. This
department now has 720 consumers.
Itoport of City Treasurer
The report ot the city treasurer
for the period from April 1 to May
15 was as folows: Hula me on hand
In general fund at beginning of per
iod, $514.36. Received from county
treasurer, $2,141.11: miscellaneous
license. $505; marshal fees, $39.90;
interest, $24.72, a total of $2,710.73
i celved from these various sources.
Disbursements from the general
fund were: Warrants paid, 2.408.41:
interest on same, $146.32; a total of
$2,554.73 with a balance on hand of
$670.36. Registered warrants un
paid amount to $29,274.98. The
park fund has a balance of $486.32.
The cemetery fund has a balance of
$779.39 with registered warrants un
paid amounting to $1,354.15. The
Are insurance fund has n balance on
hand of $5.
The water fund had an overdraft
at the beginning of the period cover
ed by the report of $99.38 with re
ceipts during the period of $1,670.
Disbursements amounted to $704.05,
leaving a balance on hand of $866.
57, and registered warrants amount
ing to $285.18.
The light fund had a balance on
hand of $9,816.56 with receipts dur
ing the month of $2,818. Disburse
ments amounted to $6,332.52. leav
ing a balance on hand of $7,302.04.
i Join
Club.
tin
While
Read lhe Herald Ads and Save Money By Them
NOTICE
Sealed hids will be received by the-
J t-lt y of Alliance, Nebr.. until 6 p. m..
I June 26th. 1917. for:
25 Per Cent
Discount SALE!
We need the room for new stock and are offer
ing these bargains in decorated table ware.
The construction of sewer in sew
er district No. 13 of City of Alliance.
Nebr. Engineer' estimate of cost
is $650.
The construction of sewer In sewer
district No. 31 of city of Alliano.
MehT. Engineers estimate of it
is $991
- The construction of sewer in sewer
district No 34 of City of Alliance.
Nebr. Engineer's estimate of cost is
$709.
Plans and specifications may be
obtained at the office of the city en
gineer. The city reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids.
T. P. ROLFSON,
(SEAL) City Clerk
28-21-8413
the feeling that they might be called
into the service and have khaki suits
Issued to them, may go ahead and
buy their summer suits with the as
surance that if they ore called they
will secure refund of one-half of
the price of the suit.
Join
lnh
the "White" Progressive
Join the "White" Progressive
lub.
HEAR GRAND OPERA
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
The organisation of the company
which is for the purpose of giving its
members military training, will b
completed on that date the 23rd
I. E. Tash, Jack Hawes and R. M
Raker have been appointed a com
mittee to make arrangements for the
program of that date. Lloyd Thonv
i as. I E Tash and Jack Hawes are u
committee for the purpose of draw
ing up and presenting the "muster
roll" for the company.
Rome fine Turkish and Huck tow
eling at the National Store.
SHIPPED CARLOAD OF
IH'TTEH WWHWBAI
HAY WORTH $3600
' DDRNED SUNDAY
Spark from Passing Switch Engine
Set .Monster Pile Afire Firemen
Have Adjoining Structures
A spark from a passing switch en
gine at the Rurlington stock yards
set fire to a pile of hay containing
225 tons, valued at $3600. at 8:45
o'clock Sunday morning, with the re
sult that the pile was practically
total loss. The bales of hay were
stacked in a monster pile, nearly for
ty feet In height, and a spectacular
fire was the result of the spark.
Had it not been for the rare pres
ence of mind of Manager Harry
Johnson of the yards and to his able
direction of the fire fighting an ad
Joining shed containing 240 tons
might have also gone up in smoke.
When Mr. Johnson saw the blaze
start he put in a quick alarm for the
Rurlington volunteer fire, fighting de
partment, who were soon ;tfsisted by
the Alliance volunteer department.
The Alliance department, with only
1500 feet of hose, was unable to
reach the blaze from a city hydrant,
with the result that the fighting of
the fire had to be done with water
furnished by company locomotives.
The fire burned so rapidly that it
was impossible to save the pile, and
attention was chiefly directed to sav
ing the adjoining stock yards and
buildings. After several hours of
fighting the blaze was subdued, but
not entirely quenched, for a force of
fifteen men have been working ever
since dragging the bales out onto the
adjoining prairie and throwing wa
ter on the small tires which spring up
in the pile.
On account of the fact that nearly
every bale was burned on the outside
there will be practically no salvage.
The cost of the hay was about $16
per ton. On account of the fact that
there is now no hay on the market it
was worth much more than that. It
is used for feeding stock in transit
through Alliance.
IjHMt Opportunity to Hear Miss Bur
nett Sing for Some Time, nt
Community Concert
The last community concert to be
held in the Phelan opera house this
season will be given Sunday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock, June 17. This
will be the tenth community conceit
for Alliance. Following concerts
will be held in the open air. probably
at the city park.
The program Sunday afternoon
will consist of three acts from II
Trovatore, the Italian grand opera
Leading singers will be Miss Eunice
Btinett, Miss; Mabel Sward and Mr.
Rex Truman, asstoted by a large
chorus of gypsies, soldiers. priotU
and nuns. Most of this music is fa
miliar to and loved by all.
On account of the fact that Miss
Rurnett is leaving soon for her sum
mer vacation this will be the last op
portunity to hear her before her de
parture. Alliance people and visit
ors in the city are urged to attend
this concert to encourage those who
nre taking part so loyally.
The Alliance Creamery shipped fi
carload of butter to Chicago Wed
nesday, the first full carload for the
season which is fully three weeks be
hind former years. The heavy run
of butter making is now on and after
this carload shipments will be noth
ing unusual for this big Alliance es
tablishment. The cool weather has somewhat re
tarded the manufacture of ice by the
company. However, the warm sum
mer weather appears to be here and
the plant will undoubtedly be soon
running to capacity. Artificial Ire
costs much more to manufacture thin
year on account of the fact tlmt
steam coal cost 300 per cent mort
al the mines than it did a year ago.
The Alliance Creamery has devel
oped from a small business estab
lishment of a few years ago to one
of Alliance's largest manufacturing
institutions.
Those 19c towels are going fast at
the National Store this week.
No more than fifty memberships
allowed in the "White" Progressive
Club.
OROAMKE VOU'NTEEIt til ARDS
The members of Post M. Travel
ers' Protective Association, at their
regular monthly meeting Saturday
afternoon, planned to complete the
organization of the Alliance Volun
teer Guards on Saturday, June 23.
On this date a military band will be
secured and a chance given to Alli
ance eligibles to show their patriot
ism by taking part in a patriotic celebration.
Dr. L. W. Rowman wishes to an
no'unce to his friends and patron
the removal of his office from the
First National Bank building to rt-,.
Norton Rlock first three rooms to
left, upstairs. 28-3t-8405
L. F. Hulen of the Nebraska Pot
ash Company, accompanied by H. M.
Rushnell, Jr., secretary of the Alli
ance Commercial Club, and other
gentlemen, made a trip in the for
mer's automobile to Ruahville Tues
day to attend the good-roads meet
ing at that place. ,
Join the "White" Progrewfve
Club.
Join
Club.
the "White" ' Progressive
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSE
Estimate of expenses of the City
of Alliance, Nebr.. for the fiscal year
commencing the second Monday in
ugust. 1917:
Park Ronds $300
City Hall Ronds 550
Lighting Ronds 1,000
Sewer Ronds 1.600
Water Extension Ronds 1,000
Water Ronds 3,000
Park Maintenance 2,000
Sewer Maintenance 3,000
Street and City Lighting .... 5.000
General Fund 10,000
OOcera' Salary 6,500
Streets and Alleys 15,000
Library Maintenance 2.000
Cemetery Maintenance ,000
Fire, and Water 1.500
Stationery and Printing 600
Dinner plates sold for 2.05
a dozen now
S1.55
5 inch plates sold for 1.20
1.25 and 1.45 a dozen,
your choice per dozen
$1.00
Casseroles sold for 1.25
and 1.35 your choice for
$1.05
50c water pitchers for 35c
Regular 7 inch plates sold
for 1.85 & 1.95 a dozen
$55050
Estimate for the year commencing
second .Monday in August. 1916, was
$42,000.
W. E. ROt'SEY. Mayor.
Attest :
T. P. ROLFSON.
City Clerk.
(SEAL) 28-it-835-8336
King's Corner
The Old Budweiser Corner
SELLING ALL THE LEADING
Soft Drinks and Beverages
BEVERAGES ON DRAFT AT ALL TIMES
Order a case of 36 pints
sent to your home. De
livery made anywhere in
Alliance. Rebate for re
turn of case.
CIGARS, TOBACCO, C NDY. LUNCHES
King's Corner
JOHN HODGKINSON, Mgr.
DiHtributing Agent for Bridgeport Bottling Works
S1.45
Round vegetable dishes,
regular 40c now
25c
Regular 55c now
40c
Covered sugar bowls were
5 He now
This is towel week at the National
5-10-S5C Store.
NOTICE OF BKAMMU
IN THE COINTY COURT OF BOX
Hl'TTE COl'NTY. NEBRASKA.
In the matter of the estate of Hoyd
n n . : - .a
ii r. n niMiii, imh nmru.
Notice is hereby given mat at me i
County Court Boom in the city of !
I ...,,..(. .in I L, Till
j . 1111,1111 t, III rum i . ,,,., wn .... .... I
I . m .. ... , .. , - .. . .1... 1
(lay OI .IUI. 1911, HI me iumh hi j
nine o'clock A II, the following mat
tw will be heard and considered: the
I petition Ol Klijah A. Watson, for let-
tor of administration upon the es-
tale of Floyd K. Watson, deceased. :
to be granted to Oeome Watson.
IB A E. TASH.
(SEAL) County Judge
a - - r. - -
l.ee Ullfje, illiuinij.
i;H-4t-S.ii-...i I
A special crash towel at li at the
National this week.
25c
RECRUITS WILL GET
REFUND ON SUITS
Alliance I.. i hint Store. The Famous.
Makes Novel Offer to Those
Who Join the Ami)
Don't fail to get in on this as we are below fac
tory prices
L. H. Highland
Phone
56
A unique way of "tloin your bit"
bus been adopted by The Famous,
the Alliance Clot OiBI ston Taking
advantage 'f the idea MlfCOOtOd by
the advertising manager of (ho Nat
ional Clothiers this store is offering,
as will be noted by I heir ad on the
last pa:c of this Beet ion of The Her
ald, to return half of the purchase
price of an sail pun based at the
store, if the purchaser should be call
ed for serice under the conscription
hcI before August IV
Alliance yoUBI men who have hef
Hated about purchasing their sum
mer VOarina apparel on account of
Hj lo you have Blue Monday at your home? We f
H htve an antidote: Head your washinir to the Al-
H lianee St-nnt l.nuidiv and have it don
I household iiic.-s. If you haven't received a list.
IJ j ffH oni ' All machiin work ironed readv for use,
RH ill staled work ready to iron. Nj
jSj We .hi proud hi sa lliat we wash youi 'l
?3 ( clothes clean, just ;is whih .is snow We an .1-
cajK't'ul w ith t hi 111 as you would he yourself. Kain- jjvjj
re! ( waKhinjrs, rounh dr and domestic liuish, as -ii
wSj ' well as regular hundle wash, done hctter than or-
I I Alliance Steam Laundry
( Carter Calder, Mgr. Phone 160