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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1917)
Fewer Eggs are required with ROYAL POWDER In many recipes the number of eggs may be reduced with excellent results by using an additional quantity of Royal Baking Powder, about a teaspoon, for each egg omitted. The following recipe is a practical example: Chocolate Sponge Roll JM cup fleur i teaspoon Mtt I cup sugar square malted chocolate 2 tablespoon melted shortening cup hot water 1 teaspoon vanilla 2 teaspoons Roys! Baking Powder Tfcj aU method called, for 4 efts and so tkin powder DIRECTIONS Sift flour, baking powder and salt together three times. Beat whole eggs. Add slowly sugar, than boiling watar lowly; add naxt vanilla, melted chocolate and melted shortening, without beating. Sift in dry ingredients, and fold in as lightly as possible. Pour into large baking pan lined with oiled paper, and bake in stow oven twenty minutes. When done, turn out on a damp, hot cloth, spread with white icing and roll. Booklet ot recipes which economlre In eggs and other expensive ingredients mailed free. Address ROYAL, BAKING POWDER CO. 135 Willism St., New York Th only nuittngs bear ing thr a am pod trll-woot piinianleo on every yard ire handled exclusively in Alliance ly Roy B. limns at tlu Keep-U- Neat Tailor Shop. V. K. Hotstea 'has purchased n rlaaav ticht-cvlinder I'hiimni) road Star of the Oldsmoblle make from I Nicolai A Son. local agents. The car carries four passengers, and is n heauty. sea j Johnny llodnkinson. manager of the soft-drink emporium at King's corner, has discovered a trained rat. , The rat had been stealing oranges. He found one the other night that was too sour, so Johnny says, and dragged it into the sugar barrel to Hweeten it. Next! The Misses Marjorle I'ayton and Anna Mote of Chadron were in Alli ance this week visiting friends and relatives, and taking in the carnival. While here they enjoyed a dip In the firemen's plunge. e Mrs. K. C Thatcher of Chicago, mother of Mrs. W. h Mahaffy. ar rived Tuesday noon from her home to spend the summer with Mrs. Ma haffy. the doctor and the family. We imagine that she will find it more comfortable in western Nebraska at our altitude of 4.000 feet than in Chicago. Nice allk kimonas. silk hose, big assortment bungalow aprons. Mrs. A. Simmons, first door south Herald office. 8442-lt starts at II o'clock. All are come No services will be held th- Haptist church In the evening, a union meeting being held Sunda - ening at the First M. K. church In the interests of the V C. T. U. 1 aVA MM K John G. Lewis, well-known insur ance man who makes his headquar ter, at Alliance, made a business trip to Denver Saturday night. EEP U-NEAT LEANS LOTHES LEAN W. J. Upjohn, live stock claim ad juster for the Burlington, was in Al liance Tuesday, stopping over on his way to Billings. ))! Enoch Boyer has purchased an el egant new seven-passenger eight-cylinder Oldsmoblle from Nicolai & Son, local dealers. s J. P. David of Sweetwater, Nebr., .Hopped over in Alliance Tuesday on his way to Wyoming. Mr. David is interested in the Griffith Oil Com pany properties and is making a gen eral survey of the Wyoming Salt Creek oil fields. He expects to stop over for a short visit on his way home the last of the week. The annual picnic of the T. P. A.'s and. the U. C. TVs is to be held at Crawford July 28. Alliance travel ing men are planning to attend in large numbers. A good time is promised to all and the Post M base ball tea mis practicing daily for the annual battle on the baseball dia mond. g Mrs. J. W. Holmes of Nelson, B. C, Canada, is visiting the James Hunter family, with whom she became ac quainted in California last year. Mrs. Holmes is on her way to St. Louis for a visit. Private Carl Rockey of Company G, detailed on recruiting duty in Al liance, was the recipient one day last week of u fine new Gillette safety razor outfit, presented to him by Dispatcher H. K. Marvin. Carl, is a man of action and promptly resolved to put the outfit to good use. Walk ing into Spon's barber shop he took off his collar, lathered his face, and got busy. By the time the astound ed barbers recovered he had com pleted the shave, helped himself to a clean towel, and thanked them for the accommodation. Alfonso Poole, former Alliance mail carrier, now a member of the Colorado National Guard, is visiting friends in Alliance this week. B. W. Exlev. general manager of the Omaha district of the Haddorff Piano House, is visiting the Alliance branch this week. as W. M. Iodence of Hemingford re turned Monday morning from a trip to Crete, Seward and other eastern Nebraska points. Miss Vera Spencer, daughter of W. E. Spencer, arrived home on 4 4 from Chadron Wednesday. a Earl Spencer, eldest son of W. E. Spencer of Alliance. Is now located at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, a mem ber of the United States Army avia tion corps. Earl !s engaged In the work of surveying for the extension of training grounds. s R. R. McFall, who has resided in this part of Nebraska for some time, expects to leave Friday for his future home at Neosho, Mo. HiB address will be Route 3. The Herald will of course keep him posted on western Nebraska events. s Owing to the absence of the pastor, Rev. A. A. Idtyton. Rev. C. H. Ban croft of Omaha will occupy the pul pit at the First Baptist church Sun day morning. Preaching service The Installation of officers in the Masonic nine ixige win be held to night at the Masonic temple. This Is a regular meeting. The lodge will i open at 7:30. a e Otto Snyder returned from Antl och Saturday, where he had )een em- ' ployed, In order to accompany Com-1 pany G to Fort Crook, when the com pany left Sunday night. s s e Mr and Mrs. (leorge TV Darllnn left the first of the week for a short visit on Hie (Jeorae Richard.ion ranch 1 near I,isco. . s The W. C. T P. Is meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Coker. Mrs. Mose Wright Is In charge of the program a e e Mrs. Jack Ward and daughter Margaret of Edgemont are visiting friends In Alliance this week. They came down Saturday. e s e Mrs. Clara Albro and daughter re turned from Casper the first of the week. Mrs. J. R. Sexton of LeWuntS, Colo., who has been a guest or Mrs. Rose Rcardon, left Sunday for her home. Services of the Christian Science society of Alliance will be held Sun day as usual In the old Masonic hall, in the Adler block. Sunday school al 10 o'clock, to which all up to the age of 18 years are admitted. The regular Sunday morning lesson-sermon will be held at 11 o'clock. On Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock will be held a srevlce at which exper iences, testimonies and remarks on Christian Science are given All are welcome to the services. I T f i ? ? ? X I 1 1 1 1 i T i ? X ? 1 o WE DON'T KEEP THE BESTWE SELL IT FEED- PAINTS OILS- FUEL ICE- CORN, OATS, WHEAT and all kinds of CHICKEN FEED MARTIN - SENIOR PAINTS and VARMSHFs for every purpose. Yon can buy no belter. GASOLINE, KEROSENE Weil save you many, a dollar before fall comes. VAUGHAN & SON PHONE NO. 5 , , r Sage, who expects to spend the sum mer in Alliance. George Koplsehka returned from Plattsmouth Friday following a short visit at the home of his parents. He w n narnes returned to Alliance was accompanied by his brother. froni craWf0rd Monday. He has Ixuiis, who is no wcmployed in the bf,en thpr(, looking after all Interests In a garage business. -1 1 .... I .1 ....... i ....... t nf thn Mil, ' IlieiTllct II u ill urmi tuirut is, iin w Mrs. J. H. Show and daughter, Miss Virginia, of Hoffland, were in Alliance Saturday. s Charles Howe was a business vis itor at Ant loch the last of the week. llngton here. sat W. B. Qulgley was here from Fort Robinson over the week end. a Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Morris were here from Ant loch over Sunday, the guests at the home of her sister, Mrs. I.rrv nnvnn sea Mrs. Sam G. Tlllett and Mrs. E. A. John Zimmerman representing the 'Hall, who were at Fremont In at Security Insurance Company was in tendance at the P. E. O. convention. Alliance the last of the week inter- returned to Alliance Sunday. They viewing the company's local agents, attended the convention as delegates Mailey and Jeffers. , froIU Alliance chapter. see Mrs. Earl Glllard. who had been1 Mesdames Johnson and Rowan at Hvannls. returned to Alliance Sat- were at Bingham Thursday evening urday. pee A. LeSage. who has been visiting relatives and friends at Kankakee, III., has returned. He was accom panied by his sister, Miss Bertha Le- tlme. Mrs. Rowan made an Inter esting talk, telling of the Red Crow work in her clear, effective style Many new members were enrolled la the Bingham auxiliary and the sum of $84.35 was realised from the so cial. The Bingham auxiliary is an auxiliary -at-large. not being attach ed to any chapter at the present time. Returning, Mrs. Rowan stop ped at Antioch to visit at the home of her sister. ess McKlnley Burton, Lawrence Clen non and Herbert and Jesse MeCarty of Bingham were Alliance visitors Wednesday. ess Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Johnson and son, Ralph, will attend the golden wedding anniversary of ber parents, at Grand Island, the last of the week. e- a Miss Alta Phillips, employed at the office of the Nebraska Ijind Com- and attended the Red Cross social at the home of Mrs. Ruth MeCarty of i pany, returned Monday following a Bingham. About two hundred were short visit at Denver. in attendance, being one of the larg- a e a est crowds that has congregated for Mrs. M. S. Hargrsves Is home from pleasure and duty there for a long a short visit at Hay Springs. f i T i 1 t 1 t i t t ? t Y Y f Y t 1 fcsJfcfcJsjafci bbUbBs Baalssfj jajWaWasssSSBS asw BaWas BaWL sIsBaassWas V-V .aAaV.aVaVUas.aa. AaV.a6eV.aSeV.aSeV-.aSeV.Se..aSeV ALf, A-f, AaV AaV aVraV attest sWatr saVeaY aaVaw sWa- aeVatr eWis Aa strata aetata af AA aaVaV.'aV -V. -fc-tt -fc-W AA AaaV afcsf. aat. BaBa BaWassBSsfsW BaH Si BaCBh BaW BawW BaajaW BaajrasM BaWsl jelsassi afaaaaW a. AaV A-aaaVaaaaaaaassftaaV ej4 t$$' a r w T 'ww- ,' By a'W1 "sy f " w" W 'w y FrFWFrrWVWjFrWr it ar CELEBRATE JULY 4 th at SCOTTSBLUFF Plenty of Amusements to Keep You Busy. Dancing all Day and Evening at the Weller Hall Free Street Attraction, Bucking Contest, Special Pictures at Each Theatre, Baseball Games, Merry Go Round, and Ferris Wheel See the Motor Drome, Educated Dog Circus, Monkey Speedway, Parker Jumping Horse, Jungle Show, Glass Blowers, Lots of Concessions. Prizes Offered for Decorated Automobiles FIRST PRIZE OF $25.00 IN GOLD of fered for the Most Handsomely Decorated Pleasure Car. SECOND PRIZE OF $10.00 IN GOLD Offered for the Most Hand somely Decorated Pleasure Car. FIRST PRIZE OF $25.00 IN GOLD SECOND PRIZE OF $10.00 IN Offered for the Most Handsomely GOLD Offered for the Most Hand Decorated Commercial Car. somely Decorated Commercial Car. $10.00 IN GOLD to the Most Comic Horseless Conveyance Entered in this Grand Decorated Automobile Parade. Japanese Daylight and Evening Fireworks, 8:30 at 7th and Main Street 9:00 Band Conceit Main Strict. 9:30 Auto parade forms at city park. 10:00- Auto parade starts fro mcity park. Prizes : Most handsomely decorated pleasure car, $10. Most uniquely decorated commercial car, $25, $10. Most comic howless conveyance, $10. 10:30 McMalion Shows, main street. 1 1 :00 Novelty horse races-south of First Nat. Bank. Potato race, $f, $3. Rfg race, $3, $2. UbroQramme Hat race, $3, $2. 1 :00 Dance Saxaphouc orchestra. Band concei t - .Main street. j 1:15 Free attraction Main street. 2 :00Basehall game, Alliance vs. Heottsbluff -$250 purse. 4 :00 Bucking -on test Ball park. $25 for any horse Dan "Slim" fafrftjn'a men ean't ride $10 for worst buckhiK horse brought in. 4:M0 Foot races Sputh First Nat. Bank. 100 yard, free for all, $3, $2. 100 yard, boys tinder 12, $1.50, $1. r0 yard, boys' sack race, $1.10. $1. 100 yard .Japanese boys' fla$r race, $3, $2 fiO yard pirls' caudle race, $2, $1. 50 yard ckk race, boys under IS, $1, 50c. 50 yard hand barrow race, $3, $2. -Dance Saxaphouc orchestra. Mr Ma hun shows Main street. 7 :30 Band Concert Main street. 7:45 Free attraction -Main street. 8:30 Stupendous display of beautiful multi-colored works- -7th and Main. . :00- tii re- Grand Decorated Automobile Parade at 10 O'clock