THE ALLIANCE (NEBRASKA) HERALD
Thursday, July 3rd, 191.
Th Imperial theatre vlll cIoi(
fter the Rbowa on Sunday for a per I
od of i.Nut thirty da or until tn
changes planned are made. in
-rork of laying the nw floor la the
reateft of the Job and when t)nt-.htd
tMa jwpular picture hou will be
jMond to none In wi-alvm Nebraska.
Uomix-r'a AkiI fur Having.
Samuel Goinpera, President of the
American Federation of Labor, said
of the War Savings and Thrift
Stamp campaign:
"While it helps our government,
it .ian hrlna those wh ODuy. It is
good work.
"Intelligent saving means MORE
JOBS, MOKE WOKK AND BETTKK
WAULS. If you practice saving and
help others to do so, you perform a
patriotic duty to your country, up
hold the principles you advocate and
Add strength to the organizutiou to
which you belong. ' This docs not
mean hoarding your savings in t a
'stocking' but its investment In Gov
ernment securities or some other
aafe investment. If each of the 3,
C0U.000 members of organized labor
a?ed a dollar a1 week, they would
accumulate $159,150,000 in a year.'
IlLllAMLirATlON OF
DISABLED YAXK9
United States soldiers, sailors and
marines who are Injured in the serv
ice of their country are receiving
apecial consideration at the hands of
the United States Civil Service Com
mission and the Federal Ward for
Vocational Education, working in co
operation. When the Civil Service Commis
sion receives an application for ex
amination from a discharged Yank,
whose physical condition is such that
fce would not ordinarily be accept
ed, his case Is -referred to the Fed
eral Board for Vocational Education.
The Federal Board turns the aiatter
ever to a field officer who promptly
goes out after the man and pliers
Jalm the services of the Board's or
ganization for Bpeclal training to nt
blm for the work for which he has
applied, or for some other employ
' meut if It does not Beein practicable
to train him for the work for which
he made application to the Civil
Service Connuisson. - Hundreds of
uch cases have been referred to the
Federal Board by , the Civil Service
Commission.
Under a recent amendment of the
Civil Service Rules, made on the re
commendation of the Ci,vll Service
Commission, the Commission may
waive the established physical re
quirements In favor of a , disabled
and honorably discharged soldier,
allor, or marine, upon the certifies
tlon of the Federal Board of Voca
tional Education that he has been
specially trained for and haB passed
a practical test demonstrating his
i physical ability to perform the du
ties of the class of positions In which
employment Is sought.
ItvViiftlnf Conditions I n V'Aliigton.
The congestion ef Washington D.
C.-, which resulted from the lnflu of
war workers, has now' been consid
erably relieved, according to a state
ment of the United States Civil Serv
ice Comnilssoin. Fully 20.000 per
sons l ave left Washington since the
signing of the armistice, and a grad
ual further reduction will cause liv
ing conditions In the Capital City to
continue to Improve. The Commis
sion states that it Is informed by the
Washington office of the Homes Jte-
c'sltallon' Service of the Depart
ment of Labor that It Is in a position
i I VH,a l,nn vl n it n I A
10 provide ruumins nuu iinr hla week
I tlllllJUF'l! I iuiib va - i
tr-em. The Home Registration Serv
ice constantly maintains a list of
available rooms In private houses.
Where two persons share a room,
the room with board, that is, the two
principal meais of the day, may oe
I had for $40 or $42.50 a month for
each r.err.on. in addition, me hot
en ix.ent conducts attractive resi
dence halls In which about 2,000
women are accommodated.-. A separ
ate room with board In, the Govern
ment residence halls costs $45 a
month. Every comfort and conven
ience is provided.
Notwithstanding reductions In
some branches of the service, the
forco lrt Washington Is so large that
hundreds of vacancies In permanent
rositlonr are constantly occurring.
Stenographers, typists, and book
keepers especially are In demand.
Full Information and application
blanks may be obtained from the sec
retary of the local board of clvil-ser-vlce
examinations at the post office
or customhouse In nny city.
Miss Josephine MViry of Lakeside!'
KEEP IT SWEET
Keep your stomach sweet
today and ward off the indi
gestion of tomorrow try
QII
the new aM In dictlrtn
As pleasant and as safe to
take as candy.
' MADE BY SCOTT BOWNI
makers of scorra emulsion
Is visiting Wand Adams,
Actual, work has been begun on
the new garage of Lowry A Henry.
The residence has been moved and
tnt-n and teams, are now doing the
excavating.
Burlington fireman A. N. Whitley, 1
who la cMi fined to the' pest hou.se
while turning a case of genuine
smallpox Is getting along nicely
under, the care of City Thysiclan
George J. Hand.
local fight fnas have had their
A few , wagers,
have been fclaced and there are to be
found plenty of admirers of each of ,
the principles, we are going to ven
ture a guess', that "Jack" Dempsey
wlll.be the new champion.
Classifying Time.
Thn man 1ms grrtit tomorrows be
fore him who has great yesterdays he
hind him and 1 trying' to put a great
dent of greatnes into his todays. ,
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ICR CJIKAM
v By the , Dish!"
ICECREAM
By the .Quart!
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ICE CREAM
By the Gallon or More!
Ice '.Cream for IMcnics
For Parties and such,
AXD TCE CREAM
. FOR jtilA 4
THE .
Alliance Candy
Store
TEXAS OIL
AGAIN
So great was the response to
our advertisement in last
weeks' papers, about the great
money ot be made irv.Texas Oil
stocks, that we are fofced to
come hack and tell our friends
more about It.' Everyone wants
to know what chance they will,
have of getting some of this
great flow of liquid gold by In
vesting . a few hundred
dollars In the'stocks of reliable
oil companies. I am here to
tell you. In no place In the
world has there ever been
. found such big pools of rich oil
as we have In Texas. Excite
ment Is running wild because
of the great riches. Big fellows
'can't control It. The little
stockholder Is making the
money.
THE WHEAT CROP
of Nebraska will not equal the
great production of oil for the
first ten months of this wonder
oil pool. , The development has
just begun; Next year It will
be more than doubled. If you
' want some of this great wealth
' get In right now. Send , me
what money you can spare and
I will Invest it for you in stockB
of oil. companies that I have
personally Investigated , and,
know positively are gooif com
, panles. I am a broker and'
handle your money as careful
ly as I do my own. I charge
you nothing for this service as
I get my broker's commission
from the seller. Don't wait
.another day. A week makes i
'ancient history in oil. . ..
Tear out this ad." Pin it to
your, check for any amount
you wish to Invest and mall to
me today. I will return to you
the .certificates n oil compan-'
lea that I positively know are
reliable and will guarantee
that they pet production.
E. P. GRINDELL
Fort W(Mh, Texas
"Bliss Wants to See You"
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Old Man Bliss of the Happy Hollow Danc
ing Club promises all those who come the '
time of their lives the remainder of this
week when he will stage js&Biql of the fin
est dances of the season at this popular
- dancing pavillion.
Each Night a Big Night
JULY 3rd and 4th
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There is plenty of room for all the best
of music and a cordial welcome to every
one. Tell your friends about this crown
ing event of the day's program. .
Happy Hollow Dancing Club
"Old Man Bliss" in charge
ONK MlXlTR
STORK TALK
"The Freedom of the
Clothing Heas ' certainly
niUKt be yonm front the
enormous range for selec-
tlon that you people ofTer.',
Who ever heard of such a
combined showing of all
the leading Knee, even lnA
the very largest cities?
Alliance Is lucky to have
. you here," said a plewxed
IMttron today.'- ' ' ..
AVhy be satisfle!
with less?
.HARPER'.
tTOfeE CL65 100 T, M. EVERY DAY
- that have
' the Pep!
A Haberdashery Busi
ness Not a "Side Issue"
GOOL Haberdashers in endless variety. One
. whole floor devoted ta the "little" things
that spell summer comfort in a big way for
men who keep going in spite of the heat.
SILK SHIRTS
'i
New Beauties
'Tost war patterns reveal
newly inspired designs
and color combinations.
.Different weaves and ef
fects. ' 'Aiming , to offer
none but characterful
patterns, we've drawn on
all belter makers.
Now Crepe de, Chine, new
Broadcloth and Pussy
"Willows. Crepe de Lyons
and tub silks, "
$G to $12
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS
French soft cuffs, rany attractive
collar-attached styles. Earl & Wilson
and Beau Brummcl, the leaders, $1.50
to $4.50.
UNION SUITS
-i-We're Headquarters
Pon't ask for
derwear." In
yourself,
needs . to
ments.
derwear
just "un
justice to
match your
your undcrgar
Comc to the un-
headquarters,
and looking 'em all over,
get what you need.
Athletic Union Suits in"
scores of styles, Cooper's
Peal Par, B. V. D., Nain
sook to finest silk.
$1.50 to $3.00
BREEZY NECKWEAR
The final todch for good summer
dress up--fine knitted scarfs. All new,
50c to $3.50. ,
BATHING SUITS
NIGHT
ROBES
PAJAMAS
Footnote Greatest stock of. men's quality hosiery, featuring all the better
' -' makes. ' '
Get Your Straw Hat Today.
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Here you'll find what you want. Selections are still intact, but they're going
fasta word to the wise Get; Yours Today. , '
$2 to $12
The season's newest and best straw styles in genuine
Panamas Baliluks and Italian Leghorns. Prices range
By Long Odds, Here's
The Cap Store of Alliance
Clever new pattern effects in Priestly
fabrics and breezy new silks, at . , , .
$2 to $3.50
Vast display of Boys' and Children's
Straw Hats, Cloth Hats, and
"Wash Hats
at 1
$1 to $3.50
BoysT SUk Caps, 65c to $1.50. Palm
Beach Caps, $1.00. Boys' and Child
ren's vari-colored Skull Caps, 25c.
W. R. Harper Dept. Store.
Alliance, Nebraska.
COOL
OXFORDS
WHITE CANVAS
OR PALM
BEACH.
MEN'S
OXFORDS,
. FLORSHEIM AND
OTHER FINE
LINES.
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