THE ALLIANCE HERALD, ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA, OCTOBER 30, 1919
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GOOD SHOES
are not expensive when you con
sider the service you get from
them. We can offer you a .com
plete range of colors and shapes in
Ladies' High Grade Shoes. The
Utz & Dun Shoe
will ably satisfy your every desire in style, comfort and wear.
"We recommend them to the discriminating buyer.
G. W. LOWRY
DEALER IN BOOTS & SHOES
A Bouquet
of Flowers will make your mother or sweetheart appreciate
the gladness of Homecoming Day in a fuller degree. Add a
bit of color and fragrance to their enjoyment.
We will be able to furnish you a wide selection of colors in the
following seasonable Flowers:
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CHRYSANTHEMUMS, ROSES, CARNATIONS
and SWEET PEAS
Alliance Floral Co.
204 Box Butte Ave.
Fine Stationery
Have you ever experienced the feeling of pride
that comes from using Stationery that you
know is far better than the usual kind! It
gives you a feeling of justifiable satisfaction
to know that the recipient of your letter will
spend a minute in admiration of the paper on
which you write. We have a complete assort
ment of the latest ideas in Fine Stationery.
We suggest a box of Whiting & Cook's, or
Cranes, as a gift that is always in perfect taste.
Boxes of Stationery' to suit your desires
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Priced to $10 and Sjtl
F. J. BRENNAN
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Alliance, Neb.
EAT MORE WHEAT
FOODS
lit. Julius Barnes, president of the United
States Grain Corporation says that if the people
of the United States would eat as mneh flour
and wheat products as they did before the way
the nation's food bill would be reduced
ONE BILLION DOLLARS
If yon want wheat foods of the hijdiwrt pomftle
" quality buy
OOOCH'S BEST TLOUE
OOOCH'S BEST MACABOlfl -OOOCH'S
BEST SPAGHETTI "
OOOCH'S BEST WHEAT HEABT8
j OOOCH'S BEST PANCAKE IXOUS
Sold in the Beat S tor an
Lout A brown kid ladles Move.
Finder please return to Miss O. R.
Kelly. Antloch, Neb. Reward. 49
The ladles of the Methodist
church are planning a dinner and
bazaar for the first week in Decom
ber. Tlace and date will be an
nounced later. 49
An Interesting fact that has ap
peared recently Is that the, valuation
of property in Alliance Is pretty close
to five million dollars. The 1919
rolls place the assessed valuation at
1983,678, and this figure Is one-fifth
of the total.
The. 164 Cleaners and Tailors
carry the popular-priced Danforth
Woolen Mills line of Men's Clothes.
Suits made to order, $32 and up. You
will be measured "by an expert and
your clothes will fit. Call and see
line of samples. 49
George Neusw anger, manager of
the Farmer's Union store, was forced
to take to his bed Saturday morning
with what his physician diagnosed as
an attack of the grippe. Late re
ports are to the effect that he seems
to be getting along nicely and will
be back at work within a few days.
Henry Rust, who recently, sold
his farm near. Alliance, last week
purchased the George Mollring resi
dence in this city and will take Im
mediate possession. Mr. Mollring has
leased the Tom Spencer v residence,
and will occupy It until be leaves the
city, shortly after the first of. the
year. '"'
II. P. Coursey, In company with
A. C. Wall, made a business trip cov
ering three days of last week and In
cluding the towns of Rushville, Chad
ron, Hay Springs and Gordon. The
trip, .which was occasioned by the
fast growing business of distribut
ing Firestone Tires, lasted from
Wednesday until Saturday.
Friday evening, November 14 is
the date set for the next wrestling
match. On that date Joe Stakes,
who claims to be world's welter
weigh champion, will meet' E. C.
Green. The place will be the arm
ory. Sakes wrestled in Aurora not
so very many weeks vago, and man
aged to make a very good shdwlng.
Mrs. Ida Ross will erect a large
apartment house at the corner of
Fourth street and Laramie avenue,
and work will be started as soon as
plans are approved. The plan is to
have the building ready for occu
pancy by early spring. This will
j prove to be a distinct addition to Al
liance's housing facilities.
A ditch excavator was put into
use on Monday afternoon on West
Third street, excavating the ditch for
the storm sewer, and will be kept
busy for the next few weeks. It
makes considerably more progress
than the pick and shovel method,
and reauires considerably less men.
The machine is the property of the
Smith & Chambers Construction
company. It is seemingly able to
cut . through anything, including wa
ter mains. Someone failed to notice
the location f the water mains on
the chart and in the first day's dig
ging two mains were cut through,
nn RunDlvine the First National
Bank and the other the George D.
Darllnz furniture establishment.
City Manager Smith reports
progress In the matter of preparing
a suitable building ordinance for the
city. He has secured sample ordi
nances for a good many cities the
size of Alliance, and some from both
larger and smaller places, and has
been doing his best to frame one that
will fit local conditions. He has been
discussing the question with con
tractors and others affected, and
hopes to be able to submit a suitable
ordinance at the next meeting of the
council.
The 164 Cleaners are equipped
to clean and Tress your clothes, alter
them if necessary. Just call No. 164.
The name is the number. 49
E. K. Miller, who lives near
Berea, made The Herald force a
pleasant visit the first of the week
while waiting for a freight on which
he was shipping some stork. Mr.
Miller came to Box Ilutte county
some ten years ago and bought a
half-section of land for $7,000, and
has farmed it since then, He
wouldn't care to dispose of it now
for four times what it cost him, but
thinks that he would have made even
greater profits if he had purchased
ranch land In the sandhills and goife
in for stock raising. He was on his
way to "Aurora, where he will con
tribute a consignment of cattle to
the L. D. Camp sale on Friday of
this week. Mr. Miller made his home
in Hamilton county for some twenty
flye years before coming here, and
White Ivory
Toiletware
THE POPULARITY of
White Ivory Toilet-
ware is ' due to the
6implo ' beauty and groat
practicalness of this mate
rial' The soft, dull white
pleases the eye, and harmon
izes with any decorative
scheme for the room. Con
trast may be secured in col
ored monograms or initials.
The better quality White
Ivory which we deal in main
tains its beautiful appear
ance, and is kept fresh and
immaculate simply by wash
ing. The various toilet and dres
ser pieces are always wel
come gifts.
$3.50 $10.00.
$ .75$ 1.50
$3.50 $10.00
Brushes
Combs .
Mirrors
Manicure
pieces -Trays
. .
Powder
boxes .
Hair
receivers . $1.00$ 5.00
$ .50$ 1.50
$ .50$ 5.00
$1.00$ 5.00
Thiele's
J ewelry Watches Drugs
Brunswick Phonographs
Watch Inspectors for
O. B. & Q.
has been a subscriber to The Reg
ister, our old newspaper, almost as
long as the paper has been published.
It was Just like visiting at home trj
meet him.
Troy D. Davis of Alliance was the
first to enlist in the month of Novem
ber at the Alliance recruiting office.
Davis is only nineteen years old but
says he wants to see France and the
European countries before they get
the muss cleared up. He passed the
once over In fine shape being in good
physical condition. He tipped the
official scales at 133, measured 67
inches the long way and had 3
Inches rhest expansion. He will ba
sent to Fort Ixgan, Colo., for a uni
form and forwarded immediately to
the oversea depot at Camp Meade,
Md. Davis, previous to his eilllst
nunt, was employed by the Burling
ton as a fireman and was In good
standing when he resigned.
Harvey Myers, a well-known
buyer of furs, will come to Alliance
every Saturday afternoon, beginning
Saturday, December 6. His location
will be announced later. It will pay
you to watch for this announcement
if you have or expect to have fura
to sell. " 61
In That Sad
Hour
you have the consolation of
knowing that you have at
our command the services
e
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,
IT'S OUR TREAT
All through the period of the war we have watched
your progress and have rejoiced with you in every
great victory personal or international. Everybody
is home again and it is the Alliance Community Club's
turn to show their appreciation in some material form.
LET EVERYBODY COME
and avail himself of the entertainment offered to every
ex-service man or woman in Box Butte county
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There will be amusements to suit everybody's tastes
and we want you all to enjoy the day with us. We
need you to make the day a success.
Rhein Hdw. Co.
j. s. RHEIN
Just Received
Ouf Shipment of
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Beacon Btal
Those big fluffy Cotton Blankets,
just as warm and Cpmfy as an
all Wool Blanket at one half the
cost we have them in good big
sizes.
Come and get yours early
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The Horace, Bogoe Store