Thursday, August 21st, 1019
TOE ALLIANCE (NEBRASKA) HERAID
LOCAL MEN TO AID
GOVERNOR IN DRIVE
LINCOLN, Neb. GoTernor S. R.
aKelvte baa accepted the cbalrman--mt,
nf ih Nebraska committee
which la to direct a Irtre for $400,-
000 tor the relief of Jewish war ear-
tm.rmrm In Eastern ElirODe.
Judge I. E. Taah of Alliance haa
been asked to assist the governor In
this campaign by accepting the
chairmanship of the committee in
The Nebraska committee, under
r'a rhlrmanshln. la com-
Kaed of men of all religions and
nationalities. It waa organized to
cooperate with almllar committees
i- no,.,. a(aipa in this areat human-
Karlan work. The national fund la
to he $35,000,000 tnia year ina
many atatea hare already raised
their quota. A
in . tm when the hiah cost Of
llTlng la Interesting Nebraska peo
ple, the problem of these aesuuue
people abroad is now to irre ax an.
AMV ' AIHO IVHH " " ' - -
niiina has heen rarrrlnz on non-
ectarian relief work on a huge scale
lnce the spring of 191? and la now
caring for about six million starving
DeoDle. Many of these are orphaned
children: In Warsaw alone, more
Chan 80,000 youngsters are supplied
with freah milk.
Amerlca'a contribution to this
mat work consists of shipments of
foodstuffs nd clothing aboard the
iintrhivra." the "Westward Ho".
the "Carolee", the "Ashburn" and
other relief ahlps which leave New
York regularly with cargoes for the
destitute of Eaatern and Central
RnmtMt. A normal carao on one of
these ahlpa frequently runs over
at Aflo.ooo. five tlmea the amount
which Nebraska la asked to contri
bute In a campaign which will take
place September lo-zz.
WHEN HER BACK ACHES
A Woman Find All Her Knergy and
. Ambition Slipping Away.
, Alliance women know how the
uhu anil natna that ' often ' come
when the kidneya fall make life a
burden. Backacne, nip pains, neta
mmmm HiitT nalla. dlstreasnla urin
ary troubles, are frequent indlcatlona
of weak kianeys ana eaouia m
hxv1 In time. ' Doan'a Kidney
Pills are for kidneya only. They at
tack kidney diseases by striking at
Ibe cause. Here a woman a wuru.
u,. v W Buchman. 311 Yellow-
atAM at ufi! "I waa nrettr well
.1 i. fcMna trnnhla Bind
"B uvwu WIIH .-
a4 a ouu, neavy acne in 107
u. Kaw waa weak and lame and I
couldn't stoop over without sharp
fjalna shooting, through it. At night
I aaa rMtltu and sot ud in the
' aiarnlTif fnellnK all WOm UOt. ' 1
Nn Kcnmii dlizv and had to ait
m . -.1.. rnnrmA tnwki nmi before
my eyea and for daya I had a ateady
Ache through the back of my head.,
.. fw tn.a nf Doan'a Kidney Pills,
which I bought at Brennan's Drug
Store, . completely : reueveo me, pui-
ttmm rvia in rnAit health.'
Price 0c. at all dealers. Donf
Imply ask tor a kidney remedy get
vMhh piiia the same that
BFwrnw - -
Mr. . Buchman. ' "
Mrs. Buchman had. Foster-Mllburn
- rut.. Mfera.. Buffalo. N. Y. 38-2t
Author of Immortal Sena.
Home, 8weet florae," was wr4ttei
la 1823 by John Howard Tayne. Id
bat a very few of the sixty years o)
tilt life Fayne was sufficiently long at
ay one place to call It his home. U
tiled Id Tunis, Africa, April 1, 1832
- and It was thirty-one years afterward
before hla body waa brought to bit
native country, the place he no doubt
bad In mind when he penned the
appealing words.
NBY-VORLD KNIGHTS
STRONG PEACE ARMY
K-C Growth Forms Effective
Barrier to Bolshevism and
Other Evils.
On of the reaon why the Knights
of Columbus were able ro render such
valuable service to the men In the uni
form of the United States army, navy
and marines was that back of the K. of
C' and the nubile support they received
was a thriving fraternal organization.
growing rapidly in all parts or tne
North American continent. Wllllnm J.
McGlnley of w lork, Supreme Sec
retary of the K. of C, in ins annnai
renort to the Supreme Convention of
the K. of C, shows that the Knights
have had a magnincent organization
One Minute
Store Talk'
One of our own "doughboys"
just returned to the store, out
of curiosity made the rounds
of New York, clothing stores
before coming home. Here's
his verdict
"Talk about service why
they don't know the meaning
of the term down ent, When
I think about how anxlou we
are to serve men hero and the
way they handle trade down
there I realize now why people
swear by ns."
WHY BE SATISFIED
WITH -LESS THAN
HARPER'S SERVICE.
i
. ,. Began the Bastille.
April 21 la the anniversary of the
beginning of the building of the bea
ts! in 1870 by Charles V, who erected
It as a protection against the English.
The prUon became famous In French
klatory and waa finally destroyed by
Che people In 1789. The key waa sent
"by Thomas Falne to Ueorge Washing
ton.
OUR
KIDNEYS
Hi
Eat leaa meat if you feel Backaehy or
have Bladder trouble Salta
tat for Kidneya.
WILLIAM J. MeOINLEY.
K. ef C. Secretary, Who Plays Leading
; Rele In Great Peace Work.
with which to put into effect their vari
ous movements for the benefit of the
nation's defenders,
The K. of C membership Is now well
on the way to the 800,000 mark, and by
the end of the year, at the present rate
of growth, It la estimated the Knighta
will number approximately one million.
More than 120,000 new members
were added to the K. of C. In the past
twelve months. A feature of this won
derful growth of ths organization has
been the steady Increase In member
hip from the rsoks of the U. 8 Array
and Navy. The K. of C made It a rigid
rule that no attempt be made on the
part of their war workers to In any
way recruit members among the mil
lions of army and navy men enter
tained and served by the Knighta. But
thousands of service men have sought
to join the organization.
The finances of the Knights of Co
lumbus, Secretary JJcGlntey's report
shows, are In an exceptionally flourish
ing condition. The present assets of
the K. of C, exclusive, of course, of
the special war funds, are over 18,-
fkOO.OOO. The Influenza epidemic cost
the Knights the past year In payments
to beneficiaries of Insurance members
11,140,000. The total death benefits paid
during the year amounted to S2.17.V
804.08, making a total of $13,123,640.76
since the beginning of the order. The
total Insurance In force this year in the
K. of C. amounts to $161,333,565.33.
There were 6,676 deaths In the or
ganization auring me year, or wnicn i
3,iou were memoers wno naa insur
ance In the order. Despite this, how
ever, there was a gross increase In
membership of 121 .80 L Over 81,000
associate members joined the Knights
during the year. Every lusurance com
missioner has pronounced the K. of C.
an exceptionally strong organization.
The Knights, with this vast Increase
In membership, are turning their en
tire energies toward solving the prob
lems of peace after having met with
conspicuous success In aiding the na
tion during the war. The full mem
bership of the Knights Is pledged to
fight Bolshevism and all expressions of
extreme radicalism.' The Knights will
also carry an offensive warfare against
economic disorders by putting Into ef
fect a nation-wide educational program
-an Immense chain or . tree night
schools. The 2.000 K-C councils that
are serving as employment bureaus
for returned fighting men will form the
K-C supplementary school units..
Heat forma nrie a14 which exelUs
ad overworks the kidneys ia their effort
to Alter it from the system. Regular et
era of meat most fiuah the kidaevs ooca
aaoaally. You must relieve them like you
relieve your bowels; removing ail the
acids, waste and poison, else yon feel a
411 miaery in the kidney region, sharp
Zins ia the back or sick headache, dia
tiana a your stomach soma, tongue ia
. coaUd and when the weather is bad you
have rhenmaiio twinges. The vine ia
cloudy, full of sediments the channels
often get irritated, obliging you to get
np two or three time durinar the night.
To neutralize these irritating aoids
and flush off the body's urinous waate
- ees about four ounoee of J ad Salt
from any pharmacy j take - a table-
poonful in a glasa of water before break'
f at for a few days and your kidneya will
then act fine and bladder disorders dis
appear. This famous aalta ia made from
the acid of grapes and kmon juioe. com
bined with lit hla, and haa been used for
generationa to clean and stimulate slug
ariah kidneya and atop bladder irri tattoo.
J ad Salts ia tnexpeaaive; harm leaa and
makes a delightful effervescent lit hi,
water drink which millions of men tad
women take bow and then, thus avoiding
venous sooaey .aaa waoocr CHoaetSj
NATIONAL EDUCATION
CAMPAIGN PLANNED.
Leadlns? educators of ' the United
States arc conferring- In New York
this week noon the Dlan of the Knlshta
of Columbus to Inaugurate a nation
wide program of educational work
which will be one or the chief rea-
tnrea of the treat Deace task of the
rsanlutlon. The courses proposed
are for the wo.wo memners or us
Knla-hts of Columbus and others not
members of the organization who wlBh
to take advantage of the free instruc
tion. A avstem of night schools will
he devised that will extend from the
Atlantic to the Pacific. The aim will
be to teach practical citizenship and
to rive vounx men executive, technical
or cultural training that will make
their citizenship mors effective.
The K. of C. committee In charge
of the work Includes Supreme Knight
James) A. Flaherty ' of Philadelphia,
Supreme Secretary William J. ilcGln
Isy of New York and Supreme Adve
cats) Joseph CL Falleuar or Boston.
V. R. HARPER, rrcs-
HARPER'S
V. R. HARPER, Prop.-
SHOP EARLY STORE CLOSES 9:00 P. M. SATURDAY OTHER DAYS 6 P. K
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What's New?
Asks Every Man and
Finds His Answer Here
E VERY-man is justified in feeling that he owes
himself just about the newest and best suit of
clothes in America this Fall. The reaction from
the many months of arduous war activities and
worries is reflected in the demand for smart new
clothes Harper's is prepared
-
Prepared With the Cream of
America's Finest Ready for
Service Fall Clothes
Young men's new belted models hold great at
tractions for good dressers. Beautifully tailored in
double and single breasted styles.'. Many different
models, with flannels in rich autumn colorings the
prime favorites
$30 to $60
Business men's Fall
and medium weight
year 'round clothes
$25 to $75
Summer suits for late
"comfort seekers.
Featherweight wor
steds, homespuns
$15 to $50
To Younger Young Men Outfitting for School-
We usher in a new era of clothes satisfaction for you. New models, new fabrics, new style developments that
emphasize our realization of the importance you place on smart individual fit and style.
New Fall Suits, $25, $30, $35, $40, $50
Never Again Such Values in
Traveling Bags, Suit Cases, Trunks
From all indications it will be a task to get traveling goods to sell at any price in the future, to say
nothing about duplicating present values when our stock now on hand is sold.
SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS TODAY AND SAVE ON
AMERICA'S BEST WARDROBE TRUNKS AND LUGGAGE
Becker Wardrobe Trunks Outwear
Travel"
Wardrobe Trunks
i Standard Dress Trunks
.$35 to $50 Suit Cases L
.$30 to $45 Steamer Trunks
Traveling Bags, $2.95 to $47.50 ,
$8.25 to $43.50
..$1.65 to $35.00
. $7 to $40
Advance Showing of
The Newest Styles in Fall Hats
JOHN B. SHETS0N HATS
$6 to $20
GORDON nATS
$5 to $6
PRIOR HATS
$5 to $6
Our Greater Hat Section is prepared to serve you with hats of character and quality in that "customer-making"
way of ours.
Early Fall calls for crush weight Felt Hats
We've "called the turn" with interesting selections.
Quality in Men's Shoes
Our shoe makers have consistently resisted the cheapening influences of
the times by elevating their standards of workmanship and quality to a point
where we are sure your satisfaction is safeguarded. Nothing less than the
best "goes" here.
New Fall styles ia celebrated Florsheim, Foot Schultz, Herman's
' Army Shoes, Packard Read 'em again. Tan, brown and black
kid and calf leathers. Button and lace, welt sewed soles.
Prices range ,
$6 to $15
SEE OUR
WINDOWS
TODAY
W. R. Harper
DEPARTMENT STORE
-- Big Store
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