THE ALLIANCE II ERA LP, ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA, OCTOBER 23, 1919
There was almost a Firestone
Tire reunion at Course? & Miller's
parage this week, for no less than
four representatives of the company
were in the city: V. B. Alexander,
manager of the Firestone branch at
Omaha; James Ashley and wife', the
former transportation engineer out
of Akron; J. W. Calvert, salesman,
and wife; and L. E. Hlnman and
wife, who are spending their vaca
tion here. Mr. Hinman has charge
of the adjusting department In Oma
ha. Mr. A'xander returned to Oma
ha Monday evening. With the ex
ception of Mr. Hinman. it was a busi
ness trip for them. Coursey & Miller
are now Firestone distributors for
western Nebraska and southwestern
SonttuDakota. Cheyenne and Ban
ner counties have recently been add'
d to their territory. Mr. Calvert
will make his home in tue city. They
received a large shipment of Fire
stone tires the first of the week, and
expect to keep them coming in in
creasing Quantities. The landing of
the district agency, which makes Al
liance a distributing center for a
large western territory, is a tribute
to their hustling propensities, and
when the new sales force gets going,
it will be a big thing for the city as
well as for Coursey & Miller.
Greatest values ever offered are
to be had at our Discount Sale.
Highland Holloway Co.
Three carloads of Reo trucks
an even dozen were unloaded the
first of the week and stacked two
deep In the storerooms of the A. H.
Jones company, of which Calvin u.
Walker is the local manager. They
are expecting a lively business in
trucks and want io be prepared to
make deliveries when deliveries are
wanted, which is usually right away.
The automobile man has the same
troubles as the printer a man may
wait months or a year before he puts
in an order, but when once he makes
up his mind, he wants it right off the
bat, pronto, as it were.
Harvest Home Social at Christ
ian church Saturday evening, Oct. 25.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stoop of
Anttoch were shopping in the city
Monday.
R. P. Clapp of Omaha, auditor
of the A. H. Jones company, is in the
city this week.
In That Sad
Hour
you have the consolation of
knowing that you have at
your command the services
of those who can give to the
departed the same kind at
tention that you bestowed on
them in life.
Geo. D. Darling
MOTOR AMBULANCE
Day or Night.
Phones Day, 139; Night 8,
299, 933.
Friday, October 31, will be a red
letter day at the Central school. On
the evening of that day, at the school
building, there will be staged a baiar
or carnival, or something of that
sort, and at least a dozen big fea
tures are promised by those who have
the entertainment in charge. There
will be no admission charge to the
building. The object of the enter
tainment is to secure funds with
which to purchase the Central Bchool
another piano. They have one al
ready, and it Is doing the best it can,
but inasmuch as there are thirteen
rooms, It doesn't quite fill the need.
Harvest Home Social at Christ
ian church Saturday evening, Oct. 25.
A mass meeting will be held at
Box Butte county court house in Al
liance on Wednesday evening, Octo
ber 29, for the purpose of organiz
ing and making plans for the sup
port of the Alliance city mission. All
of those Interested are requested to
attend. The city mission Is doing
excellent work under the direction
of Mrs. Betty Sharp, police matron.
Colorado apples, $2.50 box ; $2.
25 In bulk. Farmers Union.
C. L. Kerr of the Buick garage
went to Chadron Wednesday on a
business trip, returning Wednesday
noon.
This week there are two addi
tions to The Herald force, A. R.
Munson, a linotype operator who has
been 'working in Lincoln since his
discharge from the navy a few weeks
ago, and Jimmy Pierce, who is one
of the best two-handed pressmen we
have ever run across. Munson is one
of the few operators who can make
a typesetting machine stand up on
its hind legs and bark. This makes
no less than four soldiers and sail
ors on The Herald staff, and every
man knows his business. When
ever you have any work in our line,
step to the nearest phone and ask
the operator for Noj 340 and we'll
be over, we don t care how small
the Job is we want it and are will
ing to go out of our way to please
you. .
Late Styles for Women at High-land-Holloway
Co.
The prospective ordinance to do
away with the riding of bicycles on
the sidewalk does not contemplate
interference with the youngsters
who ride the "skeeter-skoots" or
those who roller skate. It aims only
to do away with bicycle riding. Some
folks who have undergone the ex
perience say that it is exceedingly
destructive of mental tranquility to
have a bicycle sneak up behind them
on a dark night, without light or
bell, and not even turn out.
Anyone who has used ordinary
carbon paper for making duplicate
copies has suffered and has probably
resorted to profanity. Last week a
salesman dropped in on us with a
carbon paper that comes as near per
fection as carbon paper can. Among
the chief advantages of the new
brand Is the fact that the carbon
won't rub off on the fingers. An
other is that it is so constituted that
It won't permit the paper next to it
to silo. When you make hall a
dozen copies, the last one is reason
ably clear and is legible, not smeary,
due to the hard surface of the car
bon and its gripping qualities. We
have this stuff for Bale here and if
you want it in boxes, we'll be glad
to see that you get it promptly. It's
worth a trial, at least.
Colorado apples, $2.60 box; 2.-
25 In bulk. Farmers Union.
E. L. Hoag, venerable master of
the Omaha Lodge of Perfection
Scottish Rite Masons, was in Al
liance last Friday evening for the
purpose of instructing new officers
in the work of conferring degrees,
A banquet was served at the lodge
rooms at six o'clock and the eve
ning was devoted to degree work.
H. D. Hacker, secretary-treasurer
for the Burlington system of the
toint nrotective board of the B. R. C
of A., left last week for Kansas City
in company with J. B. Irwin oi wen
ver, vice chairman, to attend a seB
slon of the board which was sched
nied to last three days.
City Manager Smith has begun
a Correspondence looking to the pur
chase of a belt conveyor to be used
In delivering coal for the city plant
from the cars. The cost will be
around a thousand dollars, and the
conveyor will pay for itself within a
year. At the present time It costs
the city 20 cents a ton for all the
coal unloaded front cars, and this
amounts to about $80 per month.
Under the new plan, the coal will be
dumped into a large pit and the belt
conveyor will take It from the pit
and deliver It where needed. Another
source of expense of the present sys
tem Is in demurrage charges, for it
Is often impossible to unload the cars
promptly when they come several at
a time.
Tailored and Trimmed Hats at
25 discount at Highland-Hollo-
way Co.
Lee, the small son of A. B.
Wheeler, who is ill with the small
pox, is reported to be improving.
Your Greatest Expense
in operating an automobile will invariably prove to be
YOUR TJRE UPKEKP. The initial cost of Tires like
most things we use has been greatly advanced. To off
set this rise, and at the same time leave you a little unex
pected surplus,
You Can Strike Right at the
Heart of the Difficulty
by seeing to it that you get every bit of mileage from
your tires that intelligent and painstaking repair service
can give you.
"We insist that every repair and retreading job which
leaves the shop come up to our standards of excellence.
Roe IlAtimnn and 8ee Hotter
Give Your Child
a Chance
child in four has perfect sight.
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juany a child's eyes arc
ruined by negligent or thought
less parents.
This is a responsibility that
you cannot shift, and a duty
you owe to those who are help
less and dependent upon you.
, Have your child's eyes ex
amined now.
B. G. Baiiman, 0. D.
Opera House Building
W. J. LEO
PLUMBER
PHONE
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Famous
Collins
Saddles
Best sad
dle made.'
Have stood
the test for ,
50 years.
WrHe for
free catalog
Alfred Cornish & Co.
Sweesaora, Collins 41 Morrison
1213 Fai-nam St., Omaha, Neb.
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PRUDENTIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
First National Dank Dldg. .
J. A. PIERCE, Dist. Mgr.
Insurance for the Whole Family Ages 12 to 66.
Alliance Tire Works
Next to Times Office
George E. Mitxer, Prop.
The Same Low Prices
Will Prevail at Our Meat Sale Saturday
Mutton Stew, per pound 10c
Weinie8, per pound 22l2c
Shoulder Lamb Roast, per
pound 15c
Leg of Lamb, per pound 20c
Veal Roasts, per pound ...20c
Shoulder Steak, per lb. 18c
Minced Ham, per pound 30c
Pork Chops, 30c
Veal Chops
Boiling Beef, per lb.
Shoulder Roasts
Standing Prime Rib
Roast
, Pot Roasts
Link Sausage
' ; Bologna
. Shoulder Pork Roasts
i Mutton Chops
30c
12iac
15c
.15c
,15c
30c
22i2c
..28c
....30c
SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL
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ARMY BACON AGAIN SATURDAY
$4.29 per 12 Pound Tin
Cudahy's Wide Light Sugar Cured 8 to 10
Pound Strips Bacon, per pound ....... 40c
Quality of this Bacon is fine. You must see
it to appreciate the bargain!
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SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL
Remember That Quality
Is Never Sacrificed
at this store. Prices arc always made as low as consistent
with the quality offered. Cleanliness and Quality are para
mount with you in choosing the foodstuff for use on your table
and they are paramount with us in handling the goods we
sell. '
FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS FRIDAY
A Urge variety of Kraft Cheese
Is now In stock Roquefort,
Swiss, Pimento, Chill, Kraft,
Welsh Rarebit and Caniembert.
Our Brick Cheese is fine. Have
also some American Swiss.
Imported Spanish Onions are
again in the market.
To Arrive This Week
Currants Stuffed Dates Buckwheat
Shelled Walnuts Boiled Cider
Pop CornWashed Figs
Llfflngwell New Budded Eng
lish Walnuts
The Finest Grown
NEW SHIPMENT
k of
Woodward's Pine Candies
Pound and half-pound Boxes,
as well as small packages,
priced at 8c up
Marshmallowa and Pure Sugar
Stick. .
Our. Christmas Candy Stock
will be larger than ever this
year. '
Honey Dew Melons 40c
Sweet Cider in bulk, send your
Jug.
Honey, per pound ...40c
COFFEE SPECIAL Bulk RIO, per pound 35c
Buy Fancy Jonathon Apples by the box.
The best are priced at 4.00
Florida drape Fruit will be on the market this week
MALLERY GROCERY CO.
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Quality Grocers
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New
Siaggestioiis
For
Your Home Comforts
We can offer you many suggestions for tasty effects in furnishing
and decorating. The days are fast approaching when you will spend
almost all the evenings by your own fireside. Right now, then, is
the time to plan your winter's home comfort.
In anticipation of the shortage on all furniture we ordered our stock
early enough, so that now we are well supplied with Davenports.
Duofolds, Rockers, Library Tables.
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A large, inviting Easy Chair will greatly enhance the. pleasure of
your evenings at home, when chill winds urge you not to venture
forth.
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JJ House Furnishings -LL
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