Thursday, June 26th, 1919.
THE ALLIANCE (NEBRASKA) HE Li D
LONG DISTANCE CALL
RATES ESTABLISHED
Various Charges nre (juoted for IHf.
feient Kinds of 'ivlcirtione
Calls.
The telephone company has put
Into effect retroactive 10 Alay i new
regulations governing charges for
long distance lelfpuone calls.
Thene regulations are the same as
have been in effect for interstate
telephone cans bince January 21, but
they have not been put in force be
fore because only recently the Unit
ed States Supreme Court fixed the
authority for making telephone rates
within the state.
iue pitiivit-tti change from the
former method of determining long
distance telephone rates is that in
stead of one class of service them
are several, each with a different
rate. ror example, there is one
charge for "station to station" cYls,
'when anyone will talk at the tele
phone called, another when a defin
ite person is desired, another for
"appointment" calls, tor night calls,
and bo on.
The basis of all charges on long
distance calls under the new regula
tion is the "station to station" rate.
This is determined by the air line
distance between towns. The rate
funds to employ a state public health
nnree they rendered a distinct serv
ice to the people, according to calls
for the nurse pouring into the office
of the Women's Section of the Uni
versity Extension Service, under
whose auspices the nurse Is working.
Many of the cities of the State have
their own public health nurses, and
so the State nurse will give her time
largely to the rural districts. She is
at the call nt any group of women.
Her work is in the interest of better
health for women and childrefv.
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IS coinpuieu lor iue miuai fmuu vi rBnal hMs...n ,ti u
conversation on the basis of 5 cents nYVh -h. 1. . i
for each six miles up to 24 miles and wh SKied 53 Stream The
tlre etBht mi,eB bey-U h "SS ..-bonTn'ovSk
.".!.C.?'., tn .,-,! -t . Saturday forenoon, following the
plies'hertrecaUing party does l"6"' off lhe
TIMEJO ACT
Don't Walt for the KatAl Ktages of
Kidney lllic. Profit by Alll
ance People's Kxperlence.
Occasional attacks of backache, ir
regular urination, headaches and
dizry spells are frequent symptoms
of kidney disorders. It's an error to
neglect these ills. The attacks may
pass off for a time but generally re
turn with greater intensity. Don't
delay a minute. Begin taking Doan's
Kidney rills, and keep up their usel
until the desired results are obtain
ed. Good work in Alliance proves
the effectveness of this great kidney
remedy.
Mrs. Thomas Ackerman, 621 W.
Second St., Alliance, says: "1 know
Doan's Kidney Tills are a wonderful
I medicine, as they have always reliev
Tlie Scottsbluff Star-Herald, hi the pd any kfdney disorders I have had.
following, tells of the discovery of When my kidneys have been dts
the body or Miss Ethel Moffet, who ordered, I have suffered from a dull,
disappeared from her home near heavy pain across my back that
Minatare last Wednesday and whose seemed to pull me down. At night
clothing was found along the bank I couldn't rest because of the steady
of the canal by the members of the aching and during the day I would
family when she did not return teel tired and worn out. My kidneys
home at the usual time after herding acted irregularly, too. Doan's Kid
some cattle during the day: ney Tills have been the means of re
Following three days of search ,ipvinK 8,1 n,B ,rou,,,e. bo I 'n blad
and anxietv th romnina r -,,i to recommend them."
Jiofllt, were found In the Farmers
BODY OF ETHEL MOFFET
IS FOUND IN CANAL
My-tery Surrounding Dlaappeiaraitce
of tilrl Holreil and lloriy Found
Saturday Morning.
The University has purchased 160
head of California lambs to eat up
the preen feed that otherwise would
so to wsfste about the University
Farm campus. They will be herdud
in the lanes fcnd other places whero
there is grass or weeds. In this way
they will lie put through the summer
.rnc tirnlly w-.hnut expense. fimba
handled in this way other summers
added about 20 pounds In weight.
Many farmrj follow th practice of
turning lambs Into tho ro'-n In Ang
us to clean no hs weH. 1'nM.ill,
Kussian this'l3 rnd other weeds
palHtable to fIic ct nie on late In
the summer and furnish excellent
ask to talk to a particular person at
the telephone designated but merely
to anyone who answers the tele
phone. The word "station" as used
here means "telephone", the service
Trice 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a' kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Tills the same that
Mrs. Ackerman had.' Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. V.
COMB
E TEA IN -
FADED iJRAY HI
If Mixed with Sulphur it Darkens
so Naturally Nobody
can Tell.
Unbleached muslin makes good
and inexpensive curtains for the
summer, also for a bedroom in any
season of the year. Stencil or block '
print patterns in attractive designs
and colors may be easily applied.
The remains of the girl were
brought to this city, and from the
MeCreary undertaking parlor, a fun
eral cortece was formed to th Vnf
being a telephone to telephone nieth- 1 ""n cenitery north of Minatare. 1
odo "Station calls must wre the funeral services were held f cu,u, f "etonne PP" ";
of made eUher'yglvin the tele- 1 -d Intern-ent made at 6 o'clock St- SVSfJS, aff?.;..
phone number wanted or the name "day afternoon. f-T'w "1 Lf-l?'..
I .. - J J ... V, I Thl Kino. .f III I " ..v,r. " j -
and UUUIcdS UHUtrl nuicu nn; . v 1 . v. v . i. ti vy 1 i t puiurui n 111 J'w n-
phone is listed. If the calling party I slbly always remain a mystery,
states that he wishes to talk to a de- Whether the yoj-.r l.idy Intended to
finite person, the "person to peilion" take a w m in the rn.al and fell 'f
to person" rate which Is higher, is before all of her clothing was remov
charged. e&' whether she believed that she
Charges for "station to Btauon - was ruiiy rapaDie or negotiating tne
aeep water ana swin current ana
was seized with cramps, or whether
she attempted to swim her horse
across the canal, as she has been
known to have done at different
times in the past, and was swept off
to her death, are some of the theor
ies advanced.
Ing, attractive colors may be obtain
ed.
ma
from
Lincoln.
Crandmotlicr kept her hnir beautifully
darktni'd. gloosv and attractive with a
brew ef Sage I'm and Sulphur. When
ever Inr hair took on that dull, fnded or
streaked appesrance, this simple mixture
was r pi'liod with wonderful effect. By
asking at anv drug store for "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound," you will
ret a large bottle of this old time recipe,
improved by the addition of other ingred
ients, all ready to use, for about 50 cents.
Thia simple mixture can be depended
upon to restore natural color and beauty
to the hair.
A well-known downtown druggist says
everybody uocs Wyeth's Sage and Sul
phur Compound now because it darkens
so naturally and evenly thai nobody can
tell it has been applied it's so easy to
us, too. You simply dampen 4 comb or
soft brush and draw it through your hair,
taking one strand at a time. By morning
the gray hair disappears; after another
application or two, it is restored to its
More detailed directions for the , :u 7 T' ""u K'?y. son ami
king of these may be obtained i M "l !
the Women Section. Exten- IT' '"' " i"".V. J-.
9
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calls cannot be reversed, that
charged to the telephone called.
The "station to station" service is
furnished at a lower rate than other
classes of service because it requires
lees work on the part of the long
distance operators than other classes
of calls and "ties up" the wires for
a shorter period than when a parti
cular party must, be summoned to
the telephone .
In addition to "station to sv.-Mon"
service, a "person to person" rait,
an "appointment" rate, a "messen
ger call" rate and a "report charge"
toll call is made specify- j home. The slncerest sympathy is ex
aversation is desired with 1 tended the bereaved parents in their
day of loss and sorrow,
are quoted.
When a
ing that conv
a particular person and the connec
tio is established and conversation
held with that person, the "person to
person" rate applies.
As this Bervice requires a greater
amount of operating effort and holds
the wires for a longer period than
"station to station" calls because a
particular party must be brought to
the telephone before a conversation
is held, the rate for such calls is
about one-fourth greater than the
"station to station'! rate.
The "appointment" rate, applic
able when a definite time is specified
to talk to a particular person, is
about onVhalf greater than the "sta
tion to Btatlon" rate.
The "messenger call" rate, where
a messenger is necessary to summon
th rAiic-d nerson to the telephone, is
the same as the "appointment" rate,
plus any necessary charges for mes
senger service.
Tne "report charge" applies when
a "person to person" call, an "ap
pointment" call or' a "messenger"
call is made and the person desired
has not been given and he caf.ot be
reached at a telephone witfiin one
hour. However, if the connection is
made and the convensation held
later in the same day the "report
charge" Is not made. This charge
auo applies if the calling party is ab
sent when the connection Is complet
ed within one hour.
The cost of handling a call where
the operator is unable to locate the
party called, telephone officials say,
is nearly as great as when the person
Is found and the conversation held.
The person placing the call is asked
to stand a part of this expense, which
Is called a "report charge."
The rate for a report charge la
about cne-fourth the "station to sta
tion" rate.
On "station to station" calls,
where the rate Is 25 cents or less, an
Initial talking period of 5 minutes
is permitted. For longer conversa
tions an additional charge will be
made. On "person to person" calls,
appointment" calls and "messen
ger" calls the InKial talking period
is 3 minutes.
Night rates apply only to "station
to station" calls. Day rates apply at
night on other classes of service.
The rate for "station to station
calls made between 8:30 p. in. and
midnight Is about one-halt of the
"station to station" day rate, and for
calls made between midnight and
4-30 a. m. the rate Is one-fourth of
the "station to station" day rate. The
minimum night rate Is 25 cents and
day rates are charged at night when
the day rate Is less than thls.
The liberal use of a' 2 or 3 per
cent solution of coal tar disinfectant
about the poultry house after clean
ing will aid in keeping It sanitary
and comfortable for the hens, say
Universtiy extension poultrymen.
The hen Is naturally a clean animal
nit win renav efforts In this direc
tion hv nroducinx more eggs. The
use of coal tar solution will also
.nnrni thn mite nroblem. The cracks
and crevices of the roosts may be rid
f this nest by spraying wun a mix
ture of one part of coal tar disinfec
tant and four parts 01 aerosene.
. When the women's committee of
ths State Council gavo It surplu"
The young woman was born on a
farm Just northeast of this city, herj
parents having removed to Scotts
Bluff from Banner county, they
being old residents of this section.!
Ltaer they purchased the farm
northeast of Minatare. since which
I they have made that place their
On account of the difficulty of se
curing not only a sufficient amount
of labor but also men who are will
ing to milk cows, milking machines
are becoming popular even in very
small herds, since many farmers
wish to be independent of hired
labor for milking, says a new bul
letin of the Extension Service. Col
lege of Agriculture, Lincoln, entitled,
" Some Factors Affecting the Cost of
Milk Troduction.' Just now hund
reds of farmers are buying milking
machines. The bulletin discusses
the various factors entering into the
cost of milk In Nebraska. It deals
with high and low efficiency cows,
hand milking versus machine milk
ing, dairy barns, convenient arrange
ment, cleanliness, size of herd, breed
and size of cows, the value of calves
and manure, etc. A copy will be
sent upon request.
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WORK DONE BY
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t
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ble or sowed at the last cultivation
of corn makes excellent sheep feed.
Fire losses In our national foret
reserves amount to $20,000,000 Of
$26,00000 annually. The govern
mei't estimates that 20 per cent of
this loss is caused by sparks from
railroad locomotives.
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bring: memories of loved ones gone before.
THOSE IN YOUR COMMUNITY which attract your at
tention by their beauty and artistic appearance
are usually built and engraved by that well known
firm, the -
Baine-Fish burn
Granite Co.
Grand Island, Nebraska
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