The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922, April 17, 1919, Image 7

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WAR HAS BEEN
DECLARED ON
TliECITY DUMP.
tVAR, RAYTLMiM STAMP AXT
TI1IUFT STAMP WllJi NOW
COMI'CTH
killed labor in all centers, will In
clude the waste earing feature In
order to derelop the waste trade In
the community and to assist the De
partment. of Commerce In Its fear on
the city dump.
ItKDUCED PltlCKS ON LUMBER
rian Will Solve One of the Problems
of the "(lean U and Paint
Up" Campaign
The Department of Commerce has
declared war on the city dump. The
chief consumer of the waste mate
rial of this-country in the, city dump,
but the Waste-. Reclamation Service
has formulated a plan which will
lessen the annual loss through this
channel. In conjunction with the
national "Clean Up and Paint1 Up"
Campaign Bureau and the - Savings
division of the United States Treas
ury, the department has established
a new competitor for the waste ma
terial of this country. The War
Savings Stamp and the Thrift Stamp
will now compete with the city dump
for the thousands of Ions of. valuable
waste material which are now loBt
through our preseut method of dis
posal This is "Clean Up and Taint Up"
time, and the accumulation of the
winter will shortly b moving to the
dump. In our urban communities
we annually send to he dump 13
tons of valuable waste material for
every 1,000 persons living in a com
munity. Twenty per cent of this
tonnage is made up of waste paper,
a this is the first item that Is de
stroyed. Based upon the present
approximation of the population of
onr urban centers, about 150,000
tons of paper are sent to the dump
annually.
Great Britain, under the stress of
-war, increased her collection of
waste paper from 1,000 tons to
about 6,000 tons of paper a week.
America annually sends to the dump
about twice as much paper as was
collected in all of Great Britain in
1114. Great Britain increased her
collection of . paper - approximately
60S per cent in four years. This
tremendous increase in volume was
effected through the efforts of the
controller of paper. The War Sav
ings and Thrift Stamp can become
the paper controller for this coun
try. The Waste Reclamation Serv
ice has requested the local Waste
. Reclamation Councils in centers ad
vantageously situated to the markets
to utilize the Stamp in an effort to
check the movement of waste ma
terial dumpward. The councils have
been advised to district their com
munities, assign a waste dealer to
each district, and to have the house
wife sell her waste for Thrift
Stamps.
This plan will solve one of the
problems of the local "Clean Up and
Paint Up" campaign committees. It
will lessen the burden on the collect
lag agency of the city and render it
longer necessary to . burn the
dtsap to prevent the waste paper
fren being blown back into the com
saaaity. The National "Clean Up and Paint
Us" Campaign Bureau's program,
-which is receiving the support of the
Department of Commerce and the
Oanncll of National Defense, as a
Means of stimulating local industries
aad intensifying the demand for
For the purpose of encouraging
the erection of building at thU tlmo
we are making substantial reduc
tions In the price of lumber. . For
particulars call on
FOWLER LUMBER COMPACT
J. V. Heck, Mgr. Alliance, Ncbr.
One of thelmiiortant features of a
gas engine Is the cost of upkeep ami
oiw ration. The Uushman I.IrM
Weight will handle any work that'
any other engine of Its nlze will han
dle and the cost will be very low.
.Jinoiig the several slr.es you are sure
to be able to select one suited for the
Job you have. They are compact,
yet iowerful; Improved to the last
word of (ras engine perfection,, yet
priced very reasonable. See them on
I winy. 7865tf
Perfect Engineering Feat
At Oninhn, Neb., a brick chimney
202 feet high and welching 2.17 tons
was marie to full exactly where the
engineer who performed the fent wont
ed it to fall, between two building,
without marring either one of them.
The bricks on one side of the bnse of
the Chimney were removed nnd re
traced with hardwood timbers, which
were b'J"4,
Concerning Snakes.
Poisonous snakes haTe diamond
shaped heads about four times larger
at the jawbone than at the neck, ac
cording to World Wide Magaslne.
They also have blunt tails. Non
poisonous snakes have sharp heads,
which are nearly the nmc sire as the
neck, and sharp tails. All snakes,
however, are poisonous during the
"shedding" period of seven days.
They go blind two days before "shed
ding," ,
No Need to Be Alarmed. .
Jnnies brought his pet bulldog tft
the store.' As the dog looked vicious,
I moved nwny from him. .Tnmcs look
Id up quickly, then wild : "Never mind
llm; he ain't bltcous." Exchange.
KEEP IT SWEET
Keep your stomach sweet
today and ward of! the indi
gestion ot tomorrow try
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the new aid! to digestion.
As pleasant and as safe to
take as candy.
MAOC BY SCOTT a BOWNK
MAKERS or SCOTT'S EMULSION
Standard Oil Company
(Nebraska)
Omaha
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For Dependable Power
Keep Lubrication Correct
Farm tractors present a special problem in 1
lubrication. Their operating heat is nor
mally somewhat higher than automobiles
considerably higher where kerosene is
the fuel.
STANOLIND
Tractor Oil
. is manufactured to meet tractor engine re
quirements. It is endorsed for this service
by leading tractor manufacturers. It coats,
cushions and protects the engine's vital3
pistons, cylinders, vdves and bearings-
egainst destructive friction. Keeps engine
power at par the year round.
Ask your dealer for this oil
or writ us for information
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PUT a pipe in your face that's filled cheerily brimful of Prince
Albert, if you're on the trail of smoke peace I For, P. A. will
sing you a song of tobacco joy that will make you jvish your
life Job was to see how much of the national joy smoke you
could get away with every twenty-four hours I
You can " carry on" with Prince Albert through thick and thin.
Youll be after laying down a smoke barrage that'll make the
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P. A, never tires your taste because it has the quality I And,
' let it slip into your think-tank that P. A. fa made by our exclu
sive patented process that cuts out bite and parchassurance
that you can hit smoke-record-high-spots seven days out of
every week without any comeback but real smoke joy I
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TOEaOTi
Put a little alum on the end of your
tongue and you will have the reason
why aliim baking powder should
not be. used in food.
England and France forbid the sale
of baking powder containing alum.
You can tell whether baking powder
contains alum by reading the label.
laMig 'Powder
Absolutely Pure
Royal Contains No Alum
Leaves No Bitter Taoto
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Home
Frocks
Are Becoming
Many a woman thinks
the house dress the most
important part "of her wardrobe!
She believes that home is the
place of all where a woman
should look attractive, fresh and
dainty. We agree with her.
And it's this refined type of
woman who is attracted by the
garments made in the model
Wyman, Partridge 6k Co. factory.
Every frock combines service
with stle and economy in the
way that meets her standards
of good taste ara moderate expenditure.
The. designs, are varied and unusual, affording
ample opportunity for personal choice. The
"set" or collar, style- or fastening; details of
pocket, belt, etc, are planned to give something
original in every model. And all are attractive
without sacrificing practical, durable wear.
Just the style, color and size you want in the
new models.
Shewn by
ALLIANCE DEALERS
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