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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1918)
THE ALLIANCE HERALD , OCTOBER 3, 1918 THE ALLIANCE HERALD I Locai News ' t.i.ovn r. Thomas. Mttn riTM k. hkntz. nt Kdtttor .11 ill N U TIIOMAH I .iff Stuck I .lit.. i . .. JOHN THOMAS. I iv. Stork Kdltor HOV O. Ill A 17, M.-. 1 1 it u. i THE HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY, Owners (Incorporated) Entered nt the pmtnmcc hi Mii.tnff. Nebraska, for transmission through the mails mi onl . in.-s iti.i 1 1 i . r n i. i ii n II it 1 T II I n V Subscription Price, $1.50 Per Year, Payable in Advi, Kvery siitisi rlpt mn In i i-nsrdeil hf tin MM accOMi Of subscrib ers will be I ii in nt I n i 1 im finm mu mi U liiir lift 1 1 ' ' pn Id foi U publishers xbiiii b- notlfled; Mhii ib subscription v ttffs B' 1 at the rirstynHti l sub; 11 Ipl l..n pi ice Every auhs.ribrr must .mn. -tnnrt thnl j these 1 ondlt inn rc n.nde n part nf the rnntriHt between publish) 1 nnd sub fwrihi r. ladles Hats :it (hp Alliance Motel Annex. Friday and Saturday only toi F A. BaM was a business visitor in II. mini ImiiI Wednesday. tmt U 0. Dulln of Bridgeport, was a business Visitor In Allianre Tuesday Mt Attorney F. K. Reddish is on the sick list this week. Miss Haael carter of Bridgeport, has accepted a poaUioa its dark in the tiolden Utile store. Br H. A. Copsey leaves for Fort Ithlley. Kansas, on October 9th. The schools of Nebraska :.ro now open, and . tere never was a better the Lloyd 0. Thomas. Is spending week In Oma la, on business. 1 01 C M. I! ut r and son Kay. left Monday for Lincoln to attend the funeral of a relative. 1 Tim Canteen coniniii tee n;et at the Coun House last eveniuj and tran tacted routine business. iinie to make a study ofour own state a part of the school course. The Department of Publicity would bi Uad to put copies of "Nebraska Facte" Into the hands of several hun dred teachers. This handsome book let will be sen! free to Nebraska tea- A line of beautiful hats for the J chers as Ion as the supply lasts. Ad- j lames 01 Alliance at tne Alliance oress Department or rumiclty, Lin Hotel Annex. Friday and Saturday coin, irivlng your name and postoffice only ("all iind see them. address, together with thp number of your school district. Mr and Mrs. M. K. Johnson re- turned home Sunday evening- from m. . . t. i,i..k ..a .v. , ' Arnold Martin, who is preparing Idaho and other western points ,, x. , , ..... , X. , . 1 K . he Nebraska exhibit for Ihe Inter where they have been visiting 'ihe ,. . 0 .. . , past month. na.ional Boll Produ. M exposition at Kniisns ('itv nnvl ninnlh ,..- I,.. I .. . -"-JO UC 1 0 CAltD OF THANKS. We desire to extend our heartfelt thanks to the many friends who bo kindly assisted us in our hour of bereavement Mr. N. T. Shawver. Margaret Shawver. T.ielma Shawver. , Mr. and Mrs. John Clnre. 44-U-9623 OLD-TIME COLD CURE DRINK HOT TEA! Oct a small package of IIa.jbu.rj Breast Tea, or as 1 11c (Jernian bilk i call it. "Hamburger Hrust Thee."' at any at present a little better. Ol It I.IBKKTY i gl'OTA t The quota for Box Butte county for the Fourth Liberty Loan has been fixed at $488,500.00. That la the amnun( our people are to buy of the total whin must be sold If Ihe gov ernment Is to successfully finance, during the next few months, our part In the terrible conflict the Kaiser ami his hordes have briught uifin the world. Of course the people of Box Butte ounty are going 10 buy that amount, and the only question is how quickly art we going to do It? . Box Butte county people are going HAD ALMOST BE60ME A CENTENARIAN I o: " '"I .-" Mrs. May Gibson invites the Ladies POhltlVe that his showing of Nebraska of Alliance to call on her at the Alii- Products will take t te big sweeps- , pharmacy. Take a tal.lespoonful of the ance Hotel Annex and be fitted with , ,"k's l" ize flhi Mr. Martin has t tea, put a cup oi beUing water upon ti B rm , a hat that will suit them at reason- b?en wrking on this collection Place ' lt- Plir through a siei-e ami ilrink a mis. u t air. has been .quite b) , early spring, and is now on his ! epuP ful1 at n.V time during the seriously .11 for the past week, but is I prlce" I ...,. ' "! . Jt- ; day or before retiring It It the Boet io . . . ' . I effective wav to break a cold and ntro the CirlsMan Churh l"e T, .TTtST Urea" i 'P- il V the pores of the skin. Mrs. Dick 0'Bannon,!of 'ublirlty. aided by several enter- relieving concestion. Also loosen the on Wednesday afternoon, for their Prisl"g commercial organization, is regular meeting. Mrs. Reed, Oban- I firncing this exhibit at Kansas City, non and Glass are the hostesses for tl,p UrA legislature having overlook thls meeting. A larg- attendance is I ed ,ne matter. desired. In France and Kngland the Wat , C. O. Ilosenbergir cim down Mon jday from Hemlngford on 4, return- , int on 4.'l the same day. I 10 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Tflbe.- are I 'he proud parents of a ten pound j baby boy born Monday night. Honored 1 iiii n of Lincoln N cur ing With Dlitbda) Anniversary When Overtaken by Death James Thomas, father of J. W. Thomas, deputy state land commiss ioner, and grandfather cf Lloyd C. Thomas, editor of The Allinnce Her- ad. was Im, 1 in 1 2 1 1 1.1-nuuv nntv oox mine county people are going " ' at this bond-buying proposition in I ohio- Dercmbe 19. 1824; died at the I residence of his daughter. Mrs Marv Just the same way that oty Box Butte County boys are going at the Heinies in France. We are not going to wait until the flg.it la over before we get Into it. and we are not going to stop nt ihe fixed objective of $488,f)00.00 any more than our boys stop when they rench the first Ger man trench or German machine gun nest. We ere Ola to PUl Box Butte county dollars back of Box But'.e county boys and let them work to gether so ;';at !n the end ti 'World may be h decent place to live in." residence of his daughter. Mrs. Mary T Gould. Lincoln. Nebrr ;ka. Septem ber 27. 1918. his age nt the time of hia deat.i being 93 years. 9 monHis r.n 1 s days. All Ladles in the need of hats be sure and see the line at the Alli ance Hotel Annex. Alforetta Lamon returned from a two weeks vacation in Kansas City and other points in Missouri, visiting relatives. 1 OJ Mrs I. B. Lotspieeh, is home from Klrksville The ladies of will meet with Mrs. Dick O'Bannon. C C Rodeers has accented n nna- I. nana ura all 1 ., b,. !, irolimi mmm ..K m ''-. , . v u " j 1 ' . 1 1 1 . 1 n u N" itfon as rural mall carrier out of this j scrlptions. They have been doing lt city, taking bote routes, one to Mar-j for four years. Lets do It that way m 1 m ja aT B ' a- 1 a I ... a .... expected Missouri, pie and the otJer to Long Lake Owing to poor health Mr. Rodgers was forced to take outside work at his father's store. 1 mi Miss Helen Anderson entertained a few friends at her home last Friday evening, before her brother Walter, left for school on Mondav nitrht over Here. Don't wait to be solicited. bowel, tlnl hrenkinc nn n. cnlil Try it the riext time you suffer from a cold or the grip, lt is inexpensive and entirely vegetable, therefore safe and harmless. RUB RHEUMATISM FROM - --ii nn amir roissouri, - " ; j '"s." where she went for an operation. She TTie evening was spent in games.and l. 1. . . ,1 ...... I ) i'l.i. 1 m t BO.D VALtTNH WILL IN Itl ASK Money is the cheapest thing in A 1., erica today. It takes move money right now than in (be last twenty y..;rs tt) buy most of the things that make Tor comfort and convenience in lit.. Your dollar today i worth cor respondingly less tfaail it was at tic beg inning of the world war. T lis is an anl-importnnt consideration in t!iel purchase or a Liberty Bond. Your bond, bought today with i collar worth less than fifty en's, erfll be redeemable In dollars worth approximately their face value. Present conditions will not con tinue forever. Values will eventual ly :ight themselves, and lite Bond hoi nor will be the winner. It is mod business: to buy a ttapfci article when H cheap and sell it when t mj price oee up. Most fortunes have bet n saade in that way. In effect, that is what you are do lag when you buy a $100 bond with dollars worth less than fifty cen-.'s ch. It has been a long time since he average farmer could buy a gov rnment bond for the price of an acre of wheat, or the average work man with his earnings for ten days' work. But it's possible now And tie wise fellow will do It. Hh jssl K mm Sk9 has been away for about ten weeks 101 Mrs. and Mr. J. L. Nicolai return ed from Omaha Tuesday. Mr. Nico lai coming up in the car, and Mrs. Nicolai making the trip on the train. tot Mrs. K. G. Laing returned to her home the latter part of last week, after being absent for a few weeks. aking care or her mother, in Miis-souri. dancing, at a late hour, rerreshtnents and -the guests departed, voting a de lightmi tfme. :o: Mr. Albert Acker who is now train ing Tor overseas duty at Camp Fus ion, Kan., arrived in this city the rirst or the week tor a short visit with relatives and rriends. Mr. Acker's parentu live on a ranch southwest or town. He is now a quar termaster sergeant. mmmmnMBnmnnMiuiiiiiniinmm See Us, And See Best DRAKE & DRAKE OPTOMETRISTS i Glasses Accurately Fitted We Can Duplicate Any Broken Lens. 813 Box Butte Ave Phone 121 STIFF, ACHING JOINTS Rob Soreness from joints and muscles wim a small trial bottle of old St Jacobs Oil j Stop "dosing" Rheumatism. It's pain oiuy; not one case in fifty requires internal treatment. Rub sooth ing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil" right on the "tender spot," and by the time I you say Jack Robinson out comes the I rheumatic pain. "St Jacob's Oil" is I a harmless rheumatism cure which never I disappoints and doesn't burn the skin. It I takes pain, soreness and stiffness from j acl :ng joints, muscles and bones; stops j er.atica, lumbago, backache, neuralgia. Limber up! Get a 25 cent bottle I of old-time, honest "St. Jacobs Oil" I from' any drug store, and in a moment I you'll be free from pains, aches and I ftiiTness. Don't suffer! Rub rheuma tism away. TUE SOLlilr-K OlVtt, YH LBKD. ' 11 Costs the government close 'around $80 a month to maintain each brave man that is fighting for the Liberty of the world. Based upon the cost of the most menial labor, the soldier is. at least, a 1100 man He, therefore, is not only tiring, up Mm home ties, is not only offeiiaN up ills life, but is actually giving the govern -"lent, with im expectancy of return r tope ol reward. fUO a month, -n rdef that you may have B oppor lunlty to earn your $100 a month) III " ' v A re v mi ion 1 .... . ..!. j - i.n-ii, i On September 14. 1847, he eras married to Caroline Ceighton. with whom he lived until her :th, April II, 1916, nearly sixty-nine years. They Were the parents of ten child-' ran, five or whe are now livlng.They ! ire: B. A. Thomas. Abingdon, 111.; I H. B. Thomau, Seneca. Mo.. Mrs. J. G. ! Bceler, North Platte. Nebr. ; John W. I 1 nomas. Alliance; Mrs. Mary T. Qould, Lincoln. At the time of lis death. Father Thomas hail thirty living grandchild ren, rorty-four great grandchildren, and one or two great, great gtnd children Including children, grand ehildrenand great grandchildren who 1 are dead, he had nearly orfe-hundre 1 1 desiendenta. He was a farmer and followed his occupation 11 11 1 ill past eighty year aid. In one season, after reaching ! that age. but grew on a farm near ! Norfolk, Nebr., 1,000 bushels of I products, corn potatoes, etc. About elev. n years ago he retired from the farm and removed to Lincoln. He was an earnest Christian and an arden; pfohlbiHOBist. When a young man he was converted in a re vival meettBI la Ohio. For nearly Bi-yeqiy years lie was an a.tiv THE HORACE BOGUE STORE 110 a month to your iovemiueul 1 (''",r('1' bsinf a local preach to Help win the war? Will ,,. .,t I vr ,,llr,n al of that time a muBtl A,'en on Jul Hid. John Ad ams and rhomas Jefferson passed a ien your uoveinnient $l'n m . .. 1. . . I'll 1 le II 1:1 Inn ..I ,1... .. ... t . u , llr- war HI iv; i "" iwii passcu a- Ier cent Interest? Is it not the least w;,y- ',l""'s Thomas was more than "o is n nn vnui . nil' ,i ; one nan o n lu-iw-o h lend all vou can? Some over-enthusiastic Liberty IxKn workers have recommended ttlllf tinl.l..fW .if W-u .. AMMM- " ouiiucs canine 1 Hfj oi.nes was cast in Jiti-s rash thum In ...-.l...- k...- 1 .1 far 7.ulto .- rr-.,..i . . . . , j,,,,.,- lujmr, mo VB1I can- tv Bonds. That is contrary to ihpM'datS. In IS.",-! he voted ror General policy of the Liberty Loan organiza-j 'Ufield S,tt, wniK At ei,.,.tj('in 1 .. wri tne liretime or every president or the Cnited States exi cpi Oeorge Vaeblaatoa. His rirst vote ror the president of 'lie l lilted Slates u:.o ; , o . - - mwi . 1 i Special Showing of DRESSES S.r This Week Smart new Fall Models in assorted styles and colors. Most unusual values at $10.95 $13.95 $18.95 Serges, Taffeta, Satins and Silk Poplins 5 Hon. !; is like tine pocket and putting it into an other, lt does not increase the size of your loan to the government Your duty u tO lend to t u limit of your ability to help win the vv.n. a important item in couuc. iinii with the Fourth Liberty Loan is thai there will be no increase of the inte. cst rate over the Third Loan. 4 Va sr .est. The stabilization of Liberty Bonds makes every war security of th lnited( States the safest or all investments' Don't make the mistake of Msofidence. It may be fatal oyei Buy Liberty Bonds ro the end. Wear your old clotand bu Lib nine. iNb. he was moving from 0 nn to Illinois, hence did not vote Had he voted that year. it would baVS been for John Fremont the date In IS.;.) and 1S64 he voted for Abraham Lincoln, and for (Jeneral 1 l.vsses S. Qrjusl in 1868 and 187- HJ 176 for Rutherford B Hayes. In l0 for James A. CJarfield, in 188 4 ir James a BUIae, and in 1&88 for Benjskm Harrison.. At each Tresld 'ntial election since 1888. he voted for she nominee of fhsj pmhibition , The person who has ni.m,., 8aved M the end of the war f. tont to bave the best chance to Invest It Save now by buying Leber, v Bonds and let your saving work lor you as Veil as ror our Government New Coats and Suits a A wide assortmentnew models in Velours, Silvertone Velour, Duvel de Laine, special values ' Coats $18.75 to $9150 Suits$25.00 to $115.00 THE HORACE BOGUE STORE A ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiii 'I''''''ll'lllll,,iimmiiiiitimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinni