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SHOW YOURJOOD WILL
The annual sale of Red Cross
rseals is now on. The Intention Is to
raise a fund of 16.500,000 to carry
on a campaign during 1920 against
the great white plague. The annual
death toll In the United States from
tuberculosis Is 150,000- persona.
Much of the work of the' Christ
mas sales will be done by women.
Government reports show that lit
terally thousands of children fall vic
tims to tuberculosis, which frequent
ly advances into tuberculosis menin
gitis, causing death. The powers of
resistance against disease germs can
be built up by fresh air, sunshine
and good food. Care of children Is
fundamentally woman's business.
American women have responded
to appeals for aid for Belgian babies,
Armenian babies, French babies, all
children of Btrlcken countries every
where have been clothed and com
forted by American mothers and big
Bisters.
America, too, is a stricken country,
for more than 12,000 little ones die
each year from a disease that could
be prevented. Unlike the monster of
war, with its roar and apparent aw
fulness, disease creeps too often
silently and unsuspected upon Its
Yietim. The dry cought neglected
becomes incurable.
With the return of the Christmas
tide a bit of good will toward men
will be manifested by a generous in
vestment in the cheerful little Red
Cross seals. Why not use them on
your parcels in place of others that
aid only In the revenue of the man
ufacturer and dealer?
Red Cross Christmas seals only
ost one cent each. Buy today and
again tomorrow. You will be hap
pier and add to the happiness of
others.
IUUL KSTATK TKAXSFKK8
Real estate transfers In Box Butte
county, Nebraska, as reported by J.
D. Emerick, bonded abstracter, First
National Bank building, Alliance,
Neb.:
Maran L. Van Neste, to The Ban
croft Land Co., NEU of section 35,
township 24, range 52 west of the
sixth principal meridian, quit claim
deed.
Cornelius L. Van Neste and wife
to The Bancroft Land Co., NE'4 of
section 35. township 24, range 52,
west of the sixth principal meridian,
quit claim deed.
T. A. Hawkins and wife to Edwin
Whitaker, lot 17, block 7, townslte
of Berea, Neb., $50.00.
James Jelinek and wife to Oscar
IMPERIAL
THEATRE
TODAY
DEC. 16
Clieyenne Harry
in
Another great Romance by the
famed Dure Devil Westerner
"Ace of the Saddle"
COMEDY
'DAINTY DAMSELS"
LATEST CURRENT EVENTS
Wed. Dec. 17th
MAT. 3 p. m. Night 7:30 & 9
Goldwin Presents
Pauline Frederick
IN
"Peace of Roaring
River"
A Story of the Far North
An Emotional Drama that
strikes the hearts of humanity.
Shot by her own hand the man
she came to marry; left alone
In the wilderness of the Coun
try God Forgot.
Mack Bennett Comedy
"DENTISTS"
Thurs. Dec. 18th
MAT. 8 p. m. Night 7:80 & 9
Admission 15c & 23c
W. D. GRIFFITH
Presents
"True Heart Susie"
Coming Friday
Special
MARY PICKFORD In
"Daddy Long Legs"
Mat. 8 p. m., 23c & 83o
Special Children's Mat., 4:80
15c and war tax, 17c
NIGHT 25c & 83c
O'Bannon, NE4 of section 2, town
ship 24, range 47, $5,000.00.
L. D. Hunt, referee, to James E.
Wilson. WH of the E4 of section 3,
township 24, range 47, $7,850.00.
Martin E. Grebe and wife to
George 1). Read, lot 5, county addi
tion to Alliance, $6,000.00.
Oscar O'Bannon and wife to
Horace O. Condlt and Grace V. Con-
dit, lot 2, block U, Sheridan addition
to Alliance, $466.66.
Henry C. Sternberg and wife to
H. Hirst, lot 2, block T. Sheridan
addition to Alliance $425.00.
United Tresbyterlnn church to
Board of Church Extension -of I'nlted
l'rer.hytcrlan church, lot 6, block 5.
town of Alliance, $1.00.
Clarence L. Powell and wife to C.
R. Wlese, lot 9, block 3. Wyoming
addition to Alliance, $1,400.00.
James Jelinek and wife to Oscar
O'Bannon. NE'i of section 2. town
ship 27, range 47. $5,000.00.
Herman C. Helneuian, single, to
Martin Joseph Manion. SW',4 of sec
tion 1, township 27, range 47, $7,
200.00. Frank Inbens and wife to Hugh
V. Irwin, RK'i of section 7, township'
24. range 48, $4,480.00.
Frank Ijihcna and wife to Huch
C. Irwin, SWU of section 7, town
ship 24. range 48. $4,480 00.
Christ Hansen and wife to George
A. loiner, EH of section 2 4. town
ship 2f5. range 51, $10,000.00.
W. W. Marks, single, to Ernest
Panwltt, 8K4 of section 5, township
25. range 48, $6,642.00.
Anton I'hrlg, widower, to Icopold
Moeller, lots 9 and 10, block 4, town
of Hemlngfnrd, $400.00.
C. 11. Cass and wife to William
Mundt, lots 11 nnd 15, block 4, Berea
townslte, $150.00.
It's pretty hard to get away with
It. A lot of police ofTlcers aren't the
most Intelligent people In the world,
and a good ninny crooks are pretty
bright, but the man who Is able Xtr
continue a life of crime without be
ing caught, sooner or later, is
scarce article. Take the case of Bill
Carlyle, who escaped from the Wr
onilng penitentiary a few days agov
BIU was evidently a crook who wt
girted with a little better than th
average Intelligence, but It dln't take
very long to get him. The best of
them finally slip up somewhere.
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Children the World Over
Candy ,
And it's the most natural craving on
earth. For candy is healthful and nu
tritious, as well as delicious.
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Provided, of course, it's pure candy.
Why not safeguard the youngsters on candy as you do
on their daily tood? Buy chocolates and candies that
are ALWAYS good, pure and wholesome that if
eaten in daily moderation, will build them up as much
as their meat and bread and milk.
Look for the bright gold Brecht Shield, the unblemished
Sign of Good Candy it's your and your children's
protection every day in the year.
Give the youngsters a Brecht Candy
treat this Christmas it will make you
happy to watch them enjoy it.
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AT ALL DEALERS
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