THE ALLIANCE HERALD, AUGUST 16, 1918
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EVERETT COOK
Distributor Alliance, Nebraska
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Directory Always
Before You Telephone
To get the right number, do you look in the telephone
directory first ?
Do you think it is quite fair to take an operator's
time from other subscribers by calling people whose num
bers have been changed since you put them down in
your memory ?
It's so easy to look up the telephone number in the
directory, and it saves time and prevents annoyance for
you and for others you may call by mistake.
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Take Care of the
Victory Machine
The farm tractor will win the war against
food shortage. 1500 have been sent to
France. Thousands are fighting for food
victory in America. To make yours do
its full share, keep it properly lubricated.
STANOLIND
Gas Engine Tractor Oil
is especially manufactured to meet the unique
lubricating requirements of heavy duty, kero
sene and heavy fuel burning tractor engines.
It has the body and the lubricating qualities
that keep compression tight deliver the ut
most power to traction wheels or belt. It will
keep your engine running smoothly.
Fill your oil tank with Stanolind Gau Engine
Tractor Oil and cut down your carbon troubles.
Find out what your tractor can do when it is
properly lubricated.
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(Nebraska)
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Obituary
Henrietta Laveaa Cattle wm born
tin Anna II. 19117. In Neil York!
Bt:tlo. She diet! at 1:11 t. m., July
19, mis. m! the hone of her dasjgh
ter, Mrs. w C. Netaon, a1 toi mih-
ourl avenue, after m sloknesn of ten
days, death betas rsassdj by coniee
tlOO of the brain. The fuller. il vv.ih
held on Thureda) affc moon, annuel
I, from the hOlne or Mr. nnd 'Mrs. It.
C. Nelson, interment being ninde in
Qr sen wood cemetery-
Rer. Walta, of Bds;emont, and
Rev Wixk. of Alliance, onotnted si
the funeral ser ices. The pall bc.u-
, ra re Chai leffers, Chaa. Fred
erlrhe, n. Taylor, h. D. Rneher, O.
N. Bnlth : ml Carl Bonnaacn. iteia
threa from a dlatanca attetftllnt the
funeral wen H m Piper and s Ife,
of Havelock, Vern Piper, of Denver.
and H. J t'astle. of Bdgeno&t
lira, Castle had lived for alar en
yearn in Alliance, mahtnf her home
fOr the last six years With her daugh
ter and httabattd, Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Nelson. Sin is survived hy her hus
band, who Is eiehiy-llve yei is of nvte.
liviiiK nt Bdgetnont, im.l who wastoo
feeble- to attend the funeral Hervlr!.
Alaotby two sons. ii. (;. Castle, of
EMgemont, :ind v. L, Castle, of Alli
ance; three dauphters Muriel (Mrs.
R, ('. Nelson). Nettie nnd Herniee;
two brothers In California and one
it; Iowa, r.nd one r.'.ster in California.
Mrs Cl 'th- had been men, her of
the Prjtabyierlr.n church for many
years She ran the journey of life
in eighty-one yeara. it is a path
marked w, !: deeds of kindness and
cheer. Flowers, not thorns, sunshine,
not shadow, did she scatter every
where. With these she was lavish.
Truth was the inspiralion of her, life
and by kindness she exemplified its
great worth. Was not her life full
of God-likeness?
To hi r the struggle and burden
bearing Of life are ended, and we con
fidently trust that like one who
awakes from a troubled dream she
has awakened to see lifg's endlesH
morning break and knowrf herself at
home with all the vast throng of lov
ed ones, missed from earth, safe
a boil t her. Her affedion for friends
ami kindred WSa tender and abiding.
Cone from our sight but because
life and love are stronger than death
she is ours still. She is still the
mother of the dear children, upon
whom she doted with such clinging
fondness, and the companion still of
him who mourns earth's greatest
loss, and may siie not by this very
transition wield" ver them a stronger
force for coodness and truth than before.
COUNTY AGENT NOTES
(Bj (inmtaR mcimwAMORn
m I, oil nt. 1 1 Agent,
Ih tlOtte t 'mint v , Nebrnslm)
i IfK SMI is or (1 RAIN
to i
The spring wheat of Nebraska con
tains a high percentage of smut. In
some localities 111 Nebraska the loss
from smut has been found to he ;s
high a SO POf tent. The OStS, bai
ley and v. heat hive been found to
run as high ns Itn per cent The
Iobsoh from these dlaeaaea in Nebraa
ka alone amount to hundreds of
thonaands of dollai
The department , plant pathology
of the University of Nebraeha, in co-
oKeratioti with the I tilted Slates do "i
pertinent of agriculture, haa arrang
ed a IBtvH survey through the conn
ty agricultural agents. There RXS SOW
eight men from the l'. S 1). A. work
ing with the county agenta to locale
the smutted areas 6f the state, and
just previous to feeedlni time demon
strations to urge seeil treatment will
be carried on In the different coun
ties. The methods for treating grain for
smut have recently been much im -,
proved Tin- present methods SfS
simple, cheap and sure. Seed grain
can he treated for less than 1! cents
per hushed.
Present government estimates
place the early loss of wheat due to
smuts equivalent to 4.000,000 bar
rels of Hour. The loss of oats is
great enough to feed 1.000 cavalry
horses, and enough barley nnd rye
are losl to make 400. 000 barrels of
wheat Hour subsl M utea.
In Boi Hutte county the variety of
spring wheat, commonly called mill
ing wheat, and grown chiefly in the
vicinity of Hemlnford has been found
to Contain an nhuiually large per
cent of smut. Oats, barley and In
one Instance macaroni wheat have
also been found to con-tain smut.
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THRKHHRR8 IH RRPORT
AMOU1VT ok QRAIK I lilt I SHKH
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The food administration is requir
ing ii report from all threshers. Rec
ord hooks and report blanks have
been sent to all threshers of the
COJinty, any thresher having fill ltl to
receive the necessary blanks .ahould
call tit the ofllce of t lie county agent,
where they will be supplied.
Bach man operating n machine
will be required to report to the
county iiHent, at the end of each
month, the amount of wheat thresh
ed durlng'the month arid iit the end
of the season the total amount of all
grains threshed.
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CARD OF THANKS
To the griends who came to us in
our hour of trouble, and contributed
all that human kindness could BUg
cpst to heln and comfort, we return
morl heartfelt thanks, nnd although
BUeh devoted fWondship cannot re
move the Fad memories that linger
around our vacant chair, it brines
into view the brightest side of hu- j
msnlty, and throws the pure light of
an unselfish friendship into darkened
homes For the beautiful flowers
sent during the hour of grief .we ex
press our sincere thanks.
S. T. Caatle. of Edgement. S. D.
H. C. Castle and family, of Edgement
P. L, Castle and family of Alli.mce
R. C. Nelson and family of Alliance
K. If. Piper and family of Havelock
Mrs J. Meyers and fariily of Alliance.
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Llovds1 ( 'iumn
DEXTER T. BARRETT
Deputy Attorney Genera"
191&-17
Lincoln, during the Civil w.;..
gave a bumptious young (ierinan a
commission as captain. As the in
terview was about ended. Her von A
said: "And you must remember,
Mr. President, my name is one of the
oldes-t and most aristocratic in (Jer
many." Old Abe looked nt him a
moment, and then said: "Well, If
you are careful, it won't hurt you
any."
THE
SHACKLES
There is hope for those who have suffered from so called
Inourable dlaeaaea and ailments nnd those aho h re, not up to
mark In health and efficiency, Thftl hope Ihn In Chiropraetie.
Chiropractii (Kl RO-PRAKtlC) It baaed upon the k- owl
edfte of the brain, siiinol eolurnn, spinal cord and the rtervw.
Pressure on ji nerve al the opening where it leaves thfl aphtal
eolurnn will cause disease in tlint oikh ir tissue at which the
nerve ends, it' the pressure is on the nerves that lead lo the
eyes, eve troubtR often lestiltH. The Chiropractor fidjtuta with
his hands and w ithout dtiifjrs or knife the displaced vertebrae,
which relieves the interference with the nerve force and en
ables Nature to restore normal conditions, or Health, ill the af
fected organs.
The beneficial results which Rcnci-ally follow the USC of
Chiropractic adjust incuts, even in cbhch that arc long standing
and obstinate, demonstrates the merit" of
C
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If you arc ill and have not obtained relief heretofore, why
not see whnt help Chirtprietie offers V Learn about Chiroprac
tic. tic.
Dor. Ah rafaim rJ(BlMiry
GRADUATE PALMER SCHOOL
WILSON BLOCK PHONE 865
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With an iiir of gre;it importance
the small boy of a Sunday school in
Belfast Imparted this happy fact to
his teacher: "The devil is dead," he
n;iid. solemnly. "What makes you
think Chat?' asked the startled teach
er. "Dad said so," exclaimed the boy.
"I was Handing In the street with
with him yesterday when a funeral
passed, and when dad saw it he said,
'Poor devil! He's dead'."
The s-tate fair has been a beacon
light toward which .Nebraska agricul
ture has steered in rounding the
baola of adversity.
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The state fair is not an amusement
enterpriae; It Is an agricultural insti
tution wiih pbnty of amusement
added to make it attractive to 'Ji.
Horn to Mr. und Mrs. Herman
Bauer, living nine miles east of town,
ii boy.
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Perry, Mailey & .leffers, the real
estate men, report the nale of a tine
half section of Box Butte land nine
miles northwest of Alliance, to a Lin
coln man the last of the week. The
land lies near Berea and the new
owner will farm It.
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Ray C. Davis, chief of he York
volunteer tire department, advises
The Herald that they have installed a
motor driven tire fighting apparatus
and that they have a team and har
ness for sule as well us the wagon
and forty gallon chemical tank. For
the horseB and harness they ask $500
without the harness $4f.0. The team
is well broke and one of the beK tire
teams in the state. Any fire depart
ment interested in securing a good
team, harness und chemicul wagon
should get Into communication with
Kay C. Davis, chief, York, Neb.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Nlernan and
dii lighter. Oretehen, left Sunday for
Lincoln, Beatrice and other eastern
point;- They will visit about two
weeks and then reutnr to Alliance.
DELCO-LIGHT
Th rompUte Electric Uffht and
Power PUt
An electric fan brings summer
comfort to the country home.
AlKKM I . Vl l.l :. Alliance, Nebr.
418 Otwyean Ave. Phone 9S0
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DUINK HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Hit official recerd as Deputy Attor
ney Cmern! is one of real service
to the tax-paycrt
i . a, package of Hamburg
ilrgeat 'lea. or ns the German folks
i ill It, "Hamburger Brest Thee," at say
pharmacy. Tan a tablet poos fsJ of the
tea, put a cup of boiling water upon
it. poet through ft sieve and drink a
I .-.ti up full at any time during the
da' or before retiring. It is the most
tire way to breaS said and cure
grip, ai it opeaS tin- pores of the skin,
relieving congestion. Also loosens the
bowela, thus driving a cold from the
ayaten
Try it the next time you suffer from
a cold or the grip. It ie inexpensive
am! entirely vegetable, therefore saV
in. 1 harmless.
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Crecm in Nostrils
Open L'p Air Passages.
To J
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il BACKACHE AND
LUMBAGO RIGHT OUT
Ah! tVhat relief! Your clogged ne
trile. open right up. tlie air pa--.ie. of
your head are clear and you can hfOStbe
freely. No more hawking, snutlling,
muriut discharge. kasdSoae, dryness uo
struggling for hrtatli at night, your cold
or catarrh is gom
I)on't stay stuffed up' Opt a small
bottle of Ely's Cream Halm from your
druggist now. Apply a little of this
fragrant, antis rt cream in your non
trils, 1ft it (lenet r ,itp through every air
passage of tin- lead; soothe and heal
the swollen, inflamed miicou membrane,
giving you instant relief Fly's Crenra
Italia it just what every cold and ca
ufftref has been tucking. It'e
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ub Pain tad StiUhesa away with
a small bottle ol old honest
St. Jacobs Oil
When your baek la sore and lame
or luuihage. sciatica or rheumatism has
you stiffened up, dou't suffer! Get a
25 cent liottlc of oil, honest "St.
Jacobs Oil" at any drug atore, pour a
little in jrotur hand ami rub it right
into the pain or ache, ami hy the time
you count fifty, the soreness and lame
ness is gone.
Don't itay crippled! Thin seothing,
pine'rating oil neeU to be usel only
i a It tuk.es the a-he and pain right
ii of your hack and ends the miiv.
' ia magical, yet absolutely harmless
and doean't burn the akin.
Nothing elae stops lumbago, aotatica
ad lame back misery so promptly I
II
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The Universal Car
Another Car Load of
Fordson Tractors
Can be see tired ebcut September 1st. Orders must be signed
befaore lraeUrs can seeured!, Tks contracts must be signed
ami in lh MoJnet 1 tfOTt delivery will be made. Any one who
wishes a tracter for the fall work should have their order at
tin farat'i pot later than August 1st.
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HERMOLINE OIL
recommended ly T 1 wry Ford for the Pordaon Tractors and
ford e;n. Thui is n ligh Ttsde oil suitable for all Tractors.
On sale ii Mnall lots or barrels at
FORD GARAGE
COURSEY & MILLER
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