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THE ALLIANCE HERALD, ALLTAN CE, NEBRASKA, DECEMBER 5, 1919.
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BURR TRINTINO CO., Owners
GEORGE L. DURR, JR...., Editor
KDWIN M. BURR Business Mgr.
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Entered at the post office at Alli
ance, Neb., for transmission through
the tnalla aa second class matter,
rnbllahed Tuesday and Friday.
O SOCIETY
Licenses to wed were Issued De
cember 4 to John F. Schuler of Dal
toa. Neb., and Miss Effle Buctalelter
of Superior; Edward Oustott of Caa
ter. Wo.. and Mlsa Nellie Baum-
rarten of Tulsa, Okl. Both couples
were married by Judge Tash.
We pay cash for second-hand
nlta and overcoats. The 164 Clean
er and Tailors. Our phone Is our
name. 213 Box Butte are. 2
Scotty Anderson returned Thurs
day from a trly to Torronto, Canada.
Call 160. Rough Dry 8c per lb.
Alliance Steam Laundry. - 2
John Elmore, who recently re
turned from the east, expects to leave
aoon for Bpearflsh, 8. D.
-Rough Dry, 8c per pound. Al
llance Steam laundry. 2
Les Fossy has returned from a trip
to Oklahoma.
C. C. Smith, horse buyer, returned
yesterday from Grand Island.
-Rough Dry, 8c per pound. Al
fiance Steam Ijaundry. 2
John King left Wednesday for
Denver, where he will visit a sister
until after the holidays.
Shop early for first choice from
Oar large Christmas handkerchief as
ortmetit. . From 6c to $ 1.2ft each.
nighland-IIolloway Co.
Nate Hart, who la working on a
ranch south of Alliance, was In the
City the first of the week. .
Claude Lester, who owns a ranch
near Bayard, Neb., was In Alliance
Wednesday. '
Vie Coalt spent a few hours in the
See Drake's for Glasses. tf
city Thursday.
Glen Oentle, who lives down In
the southeastern part of the .county,
was In the city Thursday.
Charles Avery was another
rancher who visited Alliance thia
week. Mr. Avery's ranch is about
thirty-five miles west of here.
John Munson and wife, who live
aome dlatance to the west of Omaha,
are in Alliance visiting with the fam
ily of a brother. They plan to re
turn home today.
It will pay you to let the 164
Cleaners and Tailors clean and press
rour suit and fix up the old overcoat.
Our phone is our name. 164 Clean
era and Tailors. 213 Box Butte ave.
Clark Rice, whose ranch Is about
seventeen miles southeast of Alli
ance, drove a truck In Wednesday
and returned with a load of ma
chinery. '
The Auction Bridge club met with
Mrs. W. B. Barnett Thursday after
noon. Rough Dry, 8c per pound. Al
liance Steam taumlry. 2
Mrs. A. J. Kearns left Tuesday
evening- for an extended visit with
her parent at Logansport, Ind.
Glasses accurately fitted at rea
sonable prices. Drake & Drake,
Optometrists. ' tf
Clair Kerr of Edgemont, S. D., re
turned home Tuesday evening after
the day with Alliance friends.
It will pay you to see our
blouses before buying. Our regular
prices are below others special
lllghland-llolloway Co.
Elmer Kronvall expects to leave
Friday for Omaha, where he will
enter upon his new duties with the
Consumers Oil company. Mr. Kron
vail has been assistant chief clerk
In the office of Superintendent
Griggs.
The 164 Cleaners and Tailors
sell the best tailor made suits and
overcoats, and the price, come in and
see, $32 and up. The 164 Cleaners
and Tailors. 213 Box Butte Ave. 2
Louis Schwabe of Chadron, who is
a partner In the Schwabe Bros, gar
age in this city, was in Alliance on
business Wednesday.
You need not go to the trouble
of sending yonr hides away from Al
liance.' O'Hannon Bros, will buy all
you have and pay the highest market
price for them. In this way freight
rates on small shipments will not
consume all the profits. 52
Misses Maude Wilcox and Avis
North were released from the pest
house Wednesday. They resumed
their . duties at the Centray school
Thursday.
-Rough Dry, 8c per pound. Al'
liance Steam Laundry. 2
Miss Victoria' Wilkinson returned
from Beatrice, Neb., after a ten-day
vacation on account of illness. She
recently underwent an operation for
removal of her tonsils.
Rough Dry, 8c per pound. Al
liance Steam Loundry. 2
D. H. Flshburn of tne Palne-Fiah-burn
Granite company of Grand Is
land is spendln ga few days In the
city this week.
All the Inconvenience taken
away. Ilring your cow and horse
hides to CXIlnnnon Bros. You get the
advantage of tho eastern market
without the bother of making ship
ment yourselves. 52
Mr. and Mra. O. A. Johnson of
Tyron, Neb., were in Alliance Fri
day and Saturday of last weekvlsit-
ing relatives. Tbey will visit in
Henilnpford for a few days before
returning to their home. Mr. John
son is county superintendent or
Thomas county.
Rev. Stephen J. Epler was quar
antined with the smallpox Tuesday
morning.
Complete assortment of sizes,
colors and styles of girls' gingham
dresses. Ilighland-llolloway Co.
A daughter was born to Dr. and
Mrs. George J. Hand on Monday
morning of this week. The little miss
has not been given a name as yet.
The doctor says that he haan't been
able to find one that Is good enough.
O'Bannon Bros, will buy all
kinds of cow and horse hides, both
green and salted. Bring them In.
It's the simplest way, and much the
best. You get the highest price for
your hide without the Inconvenience
of making the freight shipment. 52
The ladies of the Methodist
church will serve a dinner and sup
per of chicken, rolls, mashed pota
toes, baked beans, salad and pickles,
pie, cake and peaches for 75 cents
Saturday, December 6, at the
armory.
The Newberry Hardware com
pany this week got one order from a
nearby city which shows other places
are not so fortunate as Alliance. A
firm in Scottsbluff sent them an or
der for forty oil heaters. Scotts
bluff is face to face, not with a coal
shortage, but with a coal famine
Committees there have been aDDoint
ed to arrange for cutting wood for
ruci, ana tne Star-Herald reports
that while everybody sees the ned
for something to burn, it's difficult
work to find folks willing to awing
an axe.
L. D. Blair of this city recently
sold the Antloch bakery, which he
has been conducting for the past two
years, and has aa yet made no plans
for the future. He expects some
time before long to engaged in busi
ness, but Just what kind and where
have not been determined. Mr. Blair
Is one of the old settlers of Box
Butte county. In the days before
there was a single house In the city
he lived in a tent near the present
site.
The Evangelical Lutheran church
at the corner of Yellowstone and
Seventh streets will havs service next
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Sunday school will be held immedi
ately after the service. Here's a
chance to attend a service. If you?
are too bus7 on Sunday morning.
Is It your custom to .make visits on
Sunday afternoon? Never forget your"
church; she Is your best friend, and'
will always welcome yon. Sermon'
text: Luke 17:20-39.
F. DROEGEMUELLER, Pastor.
Martha Jane Dayton
Violin and Piano Teacher
For further information in
quire at
Wikers Music House
Phone 239
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DURING THIS MONTH, WE WILL GIVE AWAY TO THE PURCHASER OF A NEW TIRE ONE SCIIRADER
TIRE GAUGE, WORTH $1.50, AND TO ANYONE BUYING SET OF FOUR TIRES, WE WILL GIVE a' BRAND
NEW INNER TUBE IN ADDITION TO THE GAUGE. THERE IS NO CATCH IN THIS OFFER AS OUR TIRES
ARE ALL GUARANTEED STOCK AND WE PERSONALLY GUARANTEE THEM. WE ARE ALSO MAKING
SPECIAL RATES ON OUR VULCANIZING TO INDUCE OUR TRADE TO HAVE THEIR TIRES PUT IN SHAPE
NOW INSTEAD OF WAITING UNTIL SPRING. CALL US AND WE WILL LOOK YOUR TIRES OVER.
The Alliance Tire Works
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GEORGE E. MINTZER, Prop.
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The Horace' Bosrue Store
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WE KNOW that this year more than ever your thoughts will turn to. useful
Xmas presents, our purchases in the east three months have been made with
the thought in mind to assemble as large a stock as it was possible to get, to make
your Xmas shopping easy and we think we have succeeded as our store is filled
with new merchandise for this Xmas season at reasonable prices.
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We List Here a Few of the Items
Hosiery
Hand Bags Beacon Blankets
Underwear
PURE ITALIAN SILK
SILK AND FIBRE
SILK LISLE
COTTON AND LISLE
COTTON
LARGE PANNE VELVET
SILK VELVET
FRENCH BEADED
RED LEATHER
HAND BAGS AND
PURSES
FANCY COMFORT BLANKETS
FANCY BATH ROBE BLANKETS
INDIAN BLANKETS
FANCY LARGE BED BLANKETS
JERSEY SILK
WASH SATIN
CREPE DE CIHNE
PURE WOOL
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RIBBED AND FLEECED
COTTON
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Wsvns1UWPiisj-f' o 500 Dozen ct tte Prettie8t handkerchief i you have ever seen in Pure Irish Linen, Linen Lawn, Crepe de Chine and Cotton, beantiful hand Embroidery
JljL ClJlUtviSl LsillkZjO also a big assortment of Children's plain and fancy Handkerchiefs. Our bo oth is ready to make your selecting easy. '
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Silk Waists
300 New Waists In Georgette, Crepe de Chine and Net in a beautiful range of colors and hand embroidery and bead work. New Blouses in beautiful Printed
Georgette and Crepe de Chine. Prices, $5.00 to $15.00.
Ladie 's Coats and Suits at Cost Z&T ,eIectlon ft0IMU new rt yle? Mwert - r
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