The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922, May 22, 1919, Local Edition, Image 4

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    THE ALLIANCE (NEBRASKA) HERALD
Thursday, May 15, 1919
Vegetable llanU for tomn
tot'H, cbtAP' muMflowi r, e?s
filaut, prpjK'r. KxecllciU simp-. Call
nd ee O. K. DYK, four miles cast
f Alliance on Antioeh roncl.
s;-snoo
For Sale of Trade: 3. limine on
Yellowstone, one in Hill. AMMion.
ne on Sweet we ter. Ijtiitk phIc dr
Ulred as 1 ar.i Itavinn town In tlie
near future. Call a 123 Yellow
atoee ave. Mra. I'aullite i:clr.
lt-8007
."It pays to Advertise," the lss
play or ine ciana or Aiiiitticr
JIlRh Bchool will be presented by the
laB at tlin Itlsh Rnhnnl A llllt mill 111 .
Thursday and FrMay even in as. The
cast "elected Is exceptionally atronn
and he play a very clever one. The
PrJce of acfmlsslon will b tifty eentt
and It la very likely that the crowd
Will exceed the Beating capacity.
V. D. Usher, rormer accmary of
the Alliance Community t'h.b, but
now employed In a like rapacity by
the Sheridan, Wyoming club, baa
Just etnerRed from a membership
and budget campaign with great hon
ors. The drive netter many mem
berships and about $20,000 in money
for the financing of the activities of
the organization for the ensuing
year.
The police force, assisted by Spe
cial Agent Smith grabbed three
"bums" as they emerged from their
hiding places on 42 Saturday night
and gave them "leave town" orders
In Jig time. Not only did they see to
It that' they left town, but tbey
forced them to buy tickets and to
also pay fare from Crawford, the
point where they claimed to have
corn from to Alliance.
It. E. Schwabe. of the Chandler
normoblle Agency, Alliance, and
Chadron, arrived Tuesday afternoon
from Omaha where he bad been on
business for a few . days.' Mr.
Schwabe drove home a new model
Chandler touring car and reports the
roads good with the exception of a
few miles near Kearney, where re
cently graded roads and lots of mud
were encountered. The new model
Chandler carries several Improve
ments that greatly appealed to local
automobile enthusiasts.
.An Alliance professional man re
cently had occasion to dine several
times on a Burlington diner while
taking an extended trip. The pro
fessional man was off the meat diet
and as he Is fond of beans he ordered
baked pork and beans for dinner. He
saw rtiing beans listed on the menu
and orderci them. Then tho itew of
lima beans caught his eye and he
ordered them. Thj anxious waiter
could hold In ni lnger and nc fce
brought the last and third order of
beans be burst out, "Say, boss, you
sure do like beans."
Miss Delia Abbott, former Aliance
school teacher, who spent last fall
and winter as a war worker In
Washington, spent Tuesday and
Wednesday visiting friends In Alli
ance. Miss Abbott has been teach
ing school the past few months at
Lusk, Wyoming, and has Just been
appointed county superintendent of
watch Lusk is the county seat. Miss
Abbott has a homestead near Lusk,
"vrhere she will make her home while
he attends to her new duties. Her
many friends In Alliance are pleased
10 learn of her appointment to the
responsible position of superinten
dent of a large and prosperous
Wyoming county.
The "fishing boat" iuvented by
Hoy Beckwith which was mentioned
In these columns dome time ago has
attracted much attention. It looks
like a mouster doughnut, made from
galvanized Iron, with a strap across
tha center on which there Is a saddle
Another Alliance buainesman noted
the apparent romfort with which
Hoy donned his waders, straddled
the saddle and calmly floated away
over the best fishing spots at the
Kllpatrlck dam lake. The other A.
b. m. had a "boat" made aad folow
d suit. Thmgs started oft nicely
until he hooked a big one. Then
calamity followed. The big fish pult-
Fountain Pens
for Graduate
They make an excellent pre
sent because fountain pen
are such convenient thing
to have: everybody wants'
one.
Tblele features the very
best makes of fouatata
pens.
The Ink flows out evealy
and steadily, making aa ex
tremely satisfactory writing
pen.
' All styles for men and wom
en are here, . Including the
latest models of self-aRera
no spilling of Ink or soil
ing the fingers when charg
ing the pen. If your friend
does not like the point yeu
selest. It will be changed to
suit him or he? without
charge.
Thiele's
Jewelry, Watches, Drug
Pathe Phonograph!
Watch Inspector! for
0. B. & Q.
v on '.lie line so hard that the A. b.
pi. turned tunic with hi hend
ui.dr the watrr and hi wadr clad
feet s'irUlns tMraleht in the air.
N'ffirby friend helped hi; i to riht
lilti.sfif. lie now fished with un
anchor tlvl to one foot and twnr.y
pounds of lead attached to the other."
Till: A. It. f'HANK TIAXO
HOTII 1'prlRht and CSrand. the A. B.
Chas piano Is a work of art ,a mas
terpiece well worth your lime to In
vestigate. Before yon buy your piano
let fie rend you an A. H. Chase cata
logue. Sold on convr ntlojinl terms.
II. W. BKR KOWITZ, Alliance
Hotel. IiislrWt Manager, The Knight
Campbell Mu.-lr Co., Denver, Colo.
Kurador produces the jaboncilo or
soep-betry trr. Its skin and pulp
are so s.iponlclous as to b used by
the nn;ies instead Of sonp.. i
Concrete Is being uned almost ex
clusively for gate structures of Irri
gation ciiials In this country, displac
ing wood for the purpose, despite tie
greater cost of the concrete.
AI'POIXO ITAYICIt
IK you are Interested In a Player
l'iano it will pay you to Investigate
the Apollo. Why not exchange your
piano for one. Let me send you an
Apollo catalogue. H. W. BFRKO
WITZ. District Manager, th eKnlght
Campbell Music Co., Denver, Colo.
Dolls Of All Nations
A Special Page of Doll Cut-Outs in 0 olors
FREE SUNDAY STATE JOURNAL
For the entertainment of the little folks The
Sunday State Journal will present a series of beau
tiful doll cut-outs Dolls of All Nations, A new
gorupe will be given each Sunday until the series is
completed. There will be dol's of Italy, dolls of '
France, dolls of Switzerland, dolls of Cuba, Spain,
Great Britain, America dolls of all nations. All
will be in national costume in colors ready to cut
out.
Be Sore to Get the Dolls and the New 8 Page Comic Section
SUNDAY STATE JOURNAL
Milch Cows For Sale
Fifty extra choice milch cows for sale
Will s6ll- one or all. Will take Liberty
Bonds or will trade for young cattle. See
Art. Eastburn
At the Glough Ranch southeast of Alliance
INCREASING INTEREST MANIFEST IN THE BIG
SALE
CLOSING OUT
As this is our last spring season in this room we are making final clearances
on every garment in the house. Price is no object if you find the garment that suits
you, take it along at practically your own price.
Wonderful Price Cuts on
Fashionable Apparel
Now you can have the garment you've set your heart on.
tant enough to desire half a page for the saving on every garment
and applies to all Suits, Coats and Dresses.
Need we say more? Every woman is familiar with the unusual "style becom
ingness" of Mollring apparel, the splendid qualities and careful tailoring.
This sale is impor
is very substantial
A Few of Our
Money
Savers
TIIIS SEASON, MORE THAN EVER BEFORE, DRESSES OF VOILE,
SILK, GEORGETTE AND CREPE ARE IN DEMAND. THEY, ARE IN
FACT REPLACING THE GINGHAM DRESS, WHICH IS THIS YEAR
SELLING FOR AS MUCH AS THE BETTER ONES.
It is next to impossible to obtain Gingham garments and because of such
scarcity they are extremely high in price. We are today selling stylish, yet
srviceable, dresses of the season's most wanted materials and shades at figure! v
that defy all competition, even to the plainer garment! of gingham.
These dresses are new arrivals and have all the snap of the late creations
up-to-the-minute in every particular and priced for this closing out sale that
eliminates all chances of equal values being offered elsewhere.
They can not last long at the prices at which they are marked and it will
pay you well to make your selection now.
FANCY CREPE in dainty pink, blue, flesh,
yellow and whtie; suitable for under- 9Cm
garment!, at per yard . JOC
GINGHAMS in plaids, checks and stripes as
well aa plain colors, a bargain
: UVJ
at per yard
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of pumps and
oxfords of the best leather and better yalues
than yon can get anywhere, a com- frO OO
plete range of aizes at only yL00
GEORGETTE CREPE in all colors to
be closed out at the law price of
$2.18
ZION CITY LACES, all widths, the best value
imaginable and useful every day, P A
uLand 31
per yard
38-INCH TURKISH TOWELS, a won- JO
derful value at only - 4jC
GEO.
THE STORE OF QUALITY AND VALUE
A. MOLLRING