THB ALLIANCE HERALD
Thursday, November 7, 191
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It's Our Patriotic Duty to
SAVE ,
VULCANIZING
Jj Means ECONOMY
bt us help you save money for Liberty Bonds.
Our experts combine satisfaction and economy.
IV. sto-Lite BatterieR in stock. Service on all makes
of batteries.
SCHAFER BROS.
Phone 63 ' 116 East 3rd
Hotel Fontenelle
OMAHA
Built By Nebrask ans
For Nebraskans
make THE FONTENELLE YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHEN IN OMAHA.
UNFAILING COURTESY aWO SERVICE
SEEM TO MERIT YOUR PATRONAGE
330 RQOMS-33Q BATHS
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ATLAS REDWOOD TANKS
Will outlast several steel
tanks or several tanks
made from other material,
and cost less, money.
Those tanks will keep the
water cooler in summer
and warmer in winter.
Send for price list today.
ATLS TANK MFG. COMPANY
Fred Boisen, Manager
1102 WO W BUILDING. OMAHA, NEBRASKA
TWO DAYS' PAY IS
TOUR SHARE FOR
WAR WORK FUND
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Comfort for "Our Ooys" in the Mili
tary Service Fumiihid by
Allied Organisations.
'Seven Big Drives in One" During the
Week of Novtmber 1L1S.
Vou art asked in give two daya'
pay to i lit l nited War work fund
during the wocii of Xuvmbr 11-18.
Heretofore, esch of the seven Inde
pendent unr work org! nidation rep
resented in this campaign put on Ita
particular drive whenever additional
mone.v was necessary. Yot. contribut
ed, nn doubt, lu ea h.
President Wilson im now nked
thai Hii'vf ergaBlaitloni unite to ri
their funds and pro rate the total ac
cording li Mi. needs of each.
"This united drive," n nntionHl of
ficer explained, "mearts Ihnt you. and
every other loyal American. must give
more I his I line limn vou have ever
given before. Bol In doing this vou
will lime given Bo more In the end
than If you -lioultj contribute a smnll
er sum to each of ibe seven different
drives which otherwise vvoubl be
made. And you will sve the enor
mous wogk uiul heavy expense of COB.
ducting seven driven,
"To raise the iUnta under the i. nit
ed plnn, it litis been found Hint two
days' ptiy for nil of us will suffice,
Two dins' pay- wages, salary, total
Income or whatever it tuny be In your
ease- wlH mean that the boys fighting
your battle, offering their, lives for
you. will have the little comforts r tint
Veep up their fighting spirit. It will
mean more than that; It vlll meOB
that the War will be brought more
quickly to fheonly enil that can i nne
a victorious pence.
"To your little bit here and the
hoy will do the rest over there."
WELDING
Of All Kinds
Wfl have an expert Welder, one who ha had years of c
pertBBl and oiieipientl can handle the most ditlii tilt
work, tilve us a trial all work guaranteed.
VK M A K K A SPI-X IAI1 Y OF DIFFICULT WORK
OVERTON GARAGE
PHOX R 24
FU
For 32 vran we have uiithnl ..r hli
pm. Ptfioul f ravin, a; and pymj what
,ut end ii. wiMfi you mvatj vo supplMa
" T. J. BBOWN t I B ( V.
Je erea-a BelMlaf. kauillt),
Brown
I
SEVEN DRIVES IN ONE
NOVEMBER 11-18
Tear Share Twe Day' fmj.
Always Ready to Serve You
TAGG BROS.
MOORHEAD
Union Stock Yards, Omaha
PERSONNEL
A. W. TACi. Steer Salesman
BIIJ.IF. LYN'AM, Cow Salesman
PRKD lH.lt TFOOT, Calf Salesman
BF.RT ANDERSON, Hk Salesman
COMCI Wn.KERSON, Sheep Salesman
KLLIS 3. WRIOHT, Feed Buyer
H. Wi JOHNSON, ( ashler
W. B. TA, Manager
We have been sell
ing Sand Hill and
Range Cattle
23 YEARS
At this market all
that time giving serv
ice that satisfies.
NEBRASKA GIRLS
PAINT BUILDING
FOR WAR WORK FUND.
Miss Bemice Branson of ltiverslde
Kami, nenr Lincoln, who contributed
score of her interesting sketches to
Hie Nebraska 1'niversity "I'nm-
husker." hits reproduced m most at
tractive poster on the Women's Bulld-
ing. United War Work Campaign,
which Is on the iWiiiglaa county court
house grounds.
The rouni Nebraska artist de
veloped a splendid portraynl of the
greiit work being done by women to
win the war and make It poaslbft for
men to do their great Dart, Her post
er Is three by five feet.
.MNs Helen KagtBtaB, I young
Oinaha B rt 1st, reproduced her beauti
ful W;:r Work CkmnalgB poster on the
other side of the htiMtltnii while Miss
Bran boh was painting hers.
War I ii nil Orlir. Nov. 1 1 -IS.
How War Work Money Is Divided.
The financial hnrvest to be gar
tiered in behalf of United States sol
diers by the United Wur Work CBSfe
palgn November I1H8 vvill bedlvided
g foltOWa: The ToQng Men's Cliris-
tltm Asaoaiotlfta win reeelva :$y' V.
roung women' ChriatlnA Aaaoetatloa
S.so';. Natioiuil Catholic War Coun
cil (Kniglits of Calamhua) 17.00,
,lcvili Welfare Board -0"irr. War
Camp Community Bervlea fi.80,
I American Library Aaaodatloa, '.."';.
Balvatlon Army 2AM6. Thla l the
itnta each hits gaked for.
The seven great organisation!
1 amalgamating for the United War
Work campaign tre working spien
dldlv together, racial, religious ind
'aectlOBal feeling be'ng prnclically Ob"
Jlteratad. In Omaha, for example. It
la reported that a I'nlhollc priest se
cured a contribution of a dollar from
a Chinaman for Hie benefit of the
Jewish Welfare Board.
All the organisations of the United
War Work campaign, ever ulnce the
war started, have extended practical
heln to soldlera. at home and overseas.
without thought of race, nation or
reed.
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I T. W. Farris ; R'. F. Marcy
J R. W. Hanley
I ill
Farris, Marcy
Company
'n MIBJlHsBIIP'
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SEVEN DRIVES IN ONE
NOVEMBER 11-18
Ibii IBBBI ' r.
Live Stock Commission
a
1 10-1 12 Exchange Building
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OMAHA, NEBRASKA
Successful and Efficient in the Handling of
Range Cattle