Thursday, October 2nd, 1019.
THE ALLIANCE (NEBRASKA) HERALD
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FOR RENT Two furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Thone
1064. 44p
Now h the time to bur apple,
2.25 mt ho; delivered, nt
ParincrV Inion .tre. 4 4
Fancy Colorado rating and
cooking ..I,-.h $2.25 92.:V d.
Hvered. Fanners Union. 4 4
John V. Thomas of Lincoln.
live etock editor of The Herald, came
to the city on Friday of last week.
He left this mornln for Lusk. Wyo
ming, on business.
Now Is the time to buy apples,
92.25 per box; 2.5 delivered, at
Fanners Inion More. 44
S. J. Schmoker, well known
Bingham ranchman, was in the city
Monday on business. lie drove In by
auto.'
Fancy Colorado rating and
cooking apple $2.25 ln; $2.:13 de
livered. Fanners' Union.
44
Charley Snow, widely known ,
northern Morrill county ranchman.
. was In the city Monday looking for
men to work on the ranch.
The Ilodgers fJrocerr wMies to
announce to Its patron that their
delivery schedule is as follows: For
;th side east of Box Rutte avenue,
wagnn Marts at 10 a. in. and 4 p. m.
promptly; side west of Box ttutte,
wagon start! at 8:30 a. in. and 2
,p. m. promptly. .45
F. R. Ailams. left Wednesday
.or Tensacola. Florida, where he will
Join his family and spend the winter.
The trip will be made by automobile,
and will be a great drive. He was
accompanied by his father, his brother-in-law,
W. I. Morgan and a friend
from Pensacola who has been visit
ing here.
Jutlct' I. K. Tash was very ploan-
n"My surprised last nieht when his
on, Charlie Tash, dropped in to
spend a. day with home folks. Since
returning from the service, tarlie
has been with th W. II. Nichols
Auto company of Omaha, the Pixie
Flyer people. This Is Charley's nrst
visit home since hi disi'hnr zi and
his tvai-y friends her are moit than
glad to sec hk:i.
Thinps have been doing in the
oil game around Chadron the last
few days, according to the Chronicle
of that place. Contracts have been
let for three wells and even now the
machinery Is being hauled to the first
site, about eighteen miles north and
east of Chadron. The Chadron edi
tor is not only interested, but enthu
siastic, and seemingly sees in his
mind's eye a picture of Chadron
completely surrounded by Derricks.
Friendly geologists say that thr
structure, which is a term this editor
expects soon to know all about,
shows greater promise of being an
oil producer than some of the richest
Oklahoma fields, and if this turns
out to be the case, it will be a great
and glorious thing for Chadron.
W. R. 1IARPKR. Proprietor
HARPER'S
V. R. It ARi'KR, Proprietor
6c
RealStuph"
Stock Yards Station. Omaha, Nebraska, October 1, 1919.
3entlemen and Friends:
Keep Your Kye on Omaha, when It comes to Market Values. You don't
need to divert your live stock taking in the St. Joe or Kansas City market,
because we have got the Real Market here You might occasionally strike
a cattle market down the river or up the rlvr when the prices would vary
sufficiently to warrant their sending, but nine times out of ten, Omaha is
the place. Here is where the Huyera come.
Reef Steers: We haven't much to write you about this week. The
receipts started out Monday with 19,000, Tuesday around 11,000, and
Wednesday about 5.000. This Is the lightest Wednesday we have experi
ence Bine the fall run started, and as a consequence would not be surprised
to see the market cloe up higher. In fact, beef steers have met a good
demand all week at Bteady to strong prices.
Possibly some shipments of cattle have Itoen diverted away from Oina
Iia on account of the riot which prevailed on Sunday of this week. There
has been no further outbreak since Sunday, and conditions are normal
again. Let your stuff come ripht along, and come yourself, because there
is nothing that will endanger your interest. '
Cows and Mixed Stuff: We wish to quotehe cow and heifer market,
especially the killing grades anywhere from 25 to 50c lower and very null,
especially the killing grades anywhere from 25 to 50? lower and very dull.
Some choice 1050 lb. Montana cows plum fat sold this week Monday, at
$9.65, nnd others at $9.50. The bulk of the fat cows and heifers selling
from $7.75 to $8.25 and $8.50, but they must be good to bring the latter
prices. Bulls and vealers about the same. Wet cows, stockers and feeder
cows and heifers, especially, if carrying the quality steady.
Stockers and Feeders: There has been a pretty good demand for cat
tle of this kind, and the market opened up Monday steady to some higher
on the desirable grades, others slow about steady. Tuesday the market was
about steady on stockers and feeders but closed up slow and some lower
on the undesirable kinds. On account of the exceedingly light supply today,
cannot quote anything but firm trade. We quote: .
Choice to Prime Grass Beef Steers $14.00 to $15.00
Good to Choice Grass Beef Steers 12.00 to 13.50
Pair to Good Grass Beef Steers 9.50 to 11.00
Common to Fair Grass Beet Steers 7.50 to 9.00
Mexican Steers ; 7.00 to 8.25
Choice to Prime Grass Beef Cows 9.50 to
Good to Choice Grass Beef Cows 8.00 to
Medium Grades Grass Beef Cows 7.40 to
Common to Fair Grass Beef Cows 6.50 to
Canners 4.75 to
Cutters : 5.50 to
Bologna Bulls . . 5.50 to
Beef Bulls : 7.25 to
Veal Calves 8.00 to
Choice to Prime Feeder Steers 12.00 to
Good to Choice ; ..... ... 11.00 to
Medium to Fair ... 7.00 to
Choice Stockers 10.50 to
Good to Choice 9.00 to
Medium to Fair 8.00 to
Common to Fair Grades 6.00 to
Stock Heifers 6.25 to
Stock Cows 5.75 to
Stock Calves . 7.00 to
10.00
9.50
8.00
7.00
5.25
5.75
6.75
8.50
13.50
13.00
12.00
8.50
11.25
10.00
8.75
7.00
9.00
8.25
10.00
Hog Supply Moderate For This Time of Year Pork Market Continuously
Itreaklng Prices Now ipl.OO Ixmer Than Meek Ago.
There don't seem to be any encouragement to offer the shipper and
feeder of hogs for the immediate future. You will notice that they are
taking it off of provisions, and surely it must come off the live hog. The
markets all over the country are on the decline, and before this week is
over, the decline Is liable to equal $2.00 per hundred compared with prices
last week best time.
We quote:
Omaha 4,500
Chicago 12.000
Kansas City 9,000
St. Joseph 5.000
Sioux City 4,500
Denver 1,00
St. Louis 8.000
Bulk $15.00 to $16.00 Top $16.50
Bulk 14.75 to 16.25 Top 16.75
Bulk 15.50 to 15.25 Top 16.50
Bulk 15.50 to 16.25 Top 16.60
Bulk 14.50 to 15.50 Top 16.00
Bulk 15.50 to 16.00 Top 16.40
Bulk 14.50 to 16.50 Top 16.75
Notice to Shipper Five New Records Made at Omaha
During the Month of September, 1919
September 15th Record One Day Receipts 1,358 cars
September 15th Record One Day Supply Cattle 29,773 head
September 20th Record One Week Supply Cattle 64,358 head
September Record One Month's Supply Cattle 256,H8t head
September Record One Month' Supply Sheep 846,743 head
Yes Give us the Facilities in the Stock Yards, and Omaha will be the
largest live stock market in the world in less than five years. .This is the
market Everyone full of Pep and ready to serve our patrons in the very
best manner possible.
....Remember Cattle Shliier That for the last thirty days Horned
steers regardless of quality have been selling fully $1.00 per hundred under
the same class of dehorned steers.
Iewellen, Nebraska, has been represented on the cattle and hog mar
kets this week by Mr. F. O. O'Rourke, cattle, and A. R. Quelle, hogs.
The Inter-State now has a reputation that cannot be excelled, and we
invite investigation as to Our Financial standing, Character and Abilities.
liver) body in the Live Stock Circle have had their eyes on us, and all fully
realize that we have put our shoulders to tne wneei ana pushed rorwara
until now we are one of the leaders. Why because nothing has brought
about this condition but Mere Courteous Treatment and Real Service In
sales and fill9.
Try U You Can't Lose Beet Wishes, we beg to remain.
Yours respectfully.
INTER-STATE
Live Stock Commission Company
Save-
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A Wonderful Opportunity
oney on Winter Coats
Several Hundred Beautiful
Coats Grouped in Three
Special Lots, Saturday at
$24.50
$29.50
$34.50
IN the face of a real scarcity of high-grade materialo
and excessive cost of production at the present time,
wo have assembled for Saturday record-breaking coat
values. Coats for, early Fall wear, alxo heavy storm
coats in such desirable materials as Pom-Pom,
Wool Velour, Bolivia Silvertone, Fancy Mixtures,
Tweeds, Polo Cloth, and Kersey.
Loose-fitting and belted models, large self -trimmed convertible collars; others with beautiful for collars. Some with
high-grade silk plush collars. Half and full silk lined coats. The new fall shades, Copen, Navy, Brown, Tan, Taupe,
Burgundy, Plum, Mixtures and many others at a saving of $10.00, $15.00, $20.00. .......
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EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES,
SILK PLUSH COATS, AT
S34.50
LEATHER COLOR SPORT COATS
FOR STREET AND AUTO WEAR
OTHER HIGH-GRADE
COATS FOR WOMEN,
$24.50 to $29.50 $39.50 to $198.50
Distinguished Fall Suits
For Every Woman
$44.50-$49.50-54.50
Yes, EVERY woman finds real suit satisfaction in our vast range of sizes, including the best fitting, most fahiou
ably designed '
Suits for Large Women and "Stylish" Stout Suits, $44.50 to $74.50
Sizes Range Up to 55 Bust Measure.
Finest Tailormades Handsome New Styles, $59.50 to $100.00
Elaborate Choice of Autumn Dresses
at $24.50 to $95.50
Reflecting every new mode for street and afternoon wear in Tricollette, Satin, Georgette, Crepe Metcorsj Kitten's Ear
Crepe, Charmcusc,' Velvet, Nets, Tricotine, Serge, Jersey, Cord de Laine, also combinations of Tricollette and Satin
and Georgette; of1 Tricotine and Satin and Georgette, of Satin and Georgette, of Satin and Georgette and Net. ' Em
broidered, Beaded, Banded, Button Fringe and Lace Trimmed.
The range of models affords wider choice than ever before Vet, a.sh, cord, tunic cuff, beta ruffles, uit
effects. Long waist lines, abort and long Heeves. Itound, square and V necks. Collars and collar leos - models.
. flood reason for the marked popularity of the new Aut umn dres 'styles. You niut ee them. ' ' '
Women's Wearing Apparel Kntlre South Floor. !?
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Beauty Boots at a Popular Price
Nothing speaks like value
It's a part of Harper's Serv
ice in Shoe selling . . .
Beauty Boots in Field Mouse; Brown Vamps, Cloth Top to Match; All
Brown and Black Kid Lace. High Louis and Military Heels. Welt
$10
Sewed Soles. ..Special
WOMEN'S BEAUTY BOOTS in Havanna Brown kid. A very popu
lar style right now. Priced here at cash price $11.75
Greater Shoe Department Kutlro Middle Section.
$10.25
WOMEN'S BEAUTY BOOTS
Brown kid and calf vamp, 8V to
9-inch lace, high Louis and mili
tary heel, at cash prices $7.35
WE SELL
FOR CASH ONLY
W. R. HARPER
DEPARTMENT STORE
BIG STORE
Alliance, Nebraska
CORRECT APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN
WE SELL FOR
CASH
AND SAVE YOU
MONEY
. "WE DO FLEAS K"