The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922, December 19, 1919, Page SIX, Image 6

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Wallace-Robbins
Transfer and
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Service and
Satisfaction
Phone 1
House Phone 472
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Instantly relieves Heartburn, Bloat
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repeating, and all stomach miseries.
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F. J. BRENIfAIf,
Alliance, Nefcnuk
E. D. Jamison and Mr. Cook of
Lakeside were in Alliance Tuesday.
All kinds of Hoi candies at the
Hugar IUwl. 7
The old Skinner place, eleven
miles northwest of Alliance, has
heen purchased by K. T. Kibble from
Kelly & Clayton of Central City at a
consideration of $50 per acre.
A splendid line of Silk Shirts
Is on display at E. O. Laing's store for
men. The latest patterns in high
quality materials await your selec
tion. 5
The D. T. Kibble agency reports
the sale of the Albert Magnuson 160
acres, two miles east of Berea, to T.
L. Misklman. The consideration was
$60 per acre, which is mighty good
price for land with only fair im;
provements.
Hough Dry, 8c per pound. Al
liance Htcnm Loundry. 2
General Pershing will arrive in
Lincoln the day before Christmas,
and after a ten-day visit with his
two sisters in that city, will begin a
tour of Inspection which may include
Fort Robinson. If It does, there is
every chance that Alliance will have
an opportunity to see one of the
chief figures In the recent world war.
The Community club has received no
further news concerning their invi
tation to the general to visit the-city,
but a definite decision is expected
soon.
Just the thing for your wife's
Christmas present. It is something
she undoubtedly wants. Give her a
nice chest of Community plate silver
ware. You will And several distinc
tive patterns from which to choose
at Newberry's Hardware. 0
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Special on
CHRISTMAS CARDS
AND FOLDERS
Reduced Price on All Christmas Cards.
Still a fine assortment of the Volland Line
MANN MUSIC and ART CO.
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Make Yourself
A Gift
We have a few good quarter sections
of land within four or five miles of
Alliance. Any one of these quarters
would make very good returns on the
money invested. Others have been
doing this very thing.
For information inquire of
E. T. KIBBLE & CO.
Phone 558 211 Box Butte
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If you cut this Advertisement out and bring
it to us before December 27th, we will accept
it as Five Dollars toward the purchase of any
9x12 Axminister Rug in the Storeand we
have more than forty for you to select from.
Geo D. Darling
115-117 West Third St Alliance, Nebi
ieorpe F. lledgecock of Hem-
ingford was In Alliance Thursday. I
-Hough Iry, He per pound. Al
liance Mosul Laundry. 2
Andy Peterson, Jr., of Chappell.
Neb., was released from the city'a
pest houpe on Thursday.
You'll find a nice assortment of
men's and boys' Jerseys at E. O.
Laing's. C
The home of Henry Itust, 118
West Seventh street, was (Juarua
tined for smallpox the first of the
week.
For Sale One five room house,
good condition. Modern except heat.
Good location. See Nebraska Land
Company. 4
Fred Helpbringer will leaev this
evening for Los Angeles, Cal., where
he will spend the holidays with his
wife. Mrs. Helpbringer Is reported
to be ill.
Modern. Good lawn. Triced right
and easy terms. See Nebraska Land
Company. 4
One Box Butte county man re
ports an instance of the demoralized
train service due to the recent
storms, the fuel shortage and pos
sibly other things. He left Berea
Monday evening and arrived at Bay
ard, forty miles distant, in exactly
twenty-four hours.
Ripple Sweater,
Coat Sweater, Slipover
Sweaters in all the pop
ular shades and sizes at
25 per cent discount.
Highland-Holloway Co.
The city council will hold a
special session next Monday evening,
when it will consider an ordinance
making provision for the paving of
upper Box Butte avenue, from
Fourth to Tenth streets. The paving
district has already been formed, but
it will be necessary to pass an ordi
nance on the subject.
An electric iron materially
lightens the work of housekeeping.
A fine assortment on display at New
berry's Hardware. 6
Contractor Henry Roberts, who
has the contract for the road work
between Alliance and Antloch, will
leave the end of the week for his
home in Denver. Road work has
ceased for the winter, and will not
be resumed until spring and better
weather conditions arrive. The men
have been laid off and the grading
machinery stored on nearby farms.
Mr. Roberts expects to return to su
perintend operations when they be
gin again.
It will pay you to let the 164
Cleaners and Tailors clean and press
your suit and fix up your old over
coat. Our phone is our name. 164
Cleaners and Tailors, 213 Box Butte
Ave. 4
Carrol Nichols, engineer for the
Grant, Fulton & Letton company of
Lincoln, expects to leave today for
Lincoln. Mr. Nichols has been, in
charge of the city's paving and seVcr
construction. He will not return! to
Alliance, having made arrangements
to start In business for himself but
the first of the year, as soon as J he
finishes up his work with the Lincoln
concern. He already has several at
tractive contracts, the first of which
will be at Dalton, Neb. .
See the electric chafing dishes
at Newberry's Hardwai-e. You will
never fully appreciate their conven
ience until you have tried them. 6
William Grant of Lincoln, con
sulting engineer of the Grant, Fulton
& Letton company, which has the
contract with the city for the storm
and sanitary sewers, was in Alliance
Wednesday, coming here from Ra
venna to inspect the progress of the
work. Mr. Grant left Wednesday
evening, expecting to return within
a few days. Eight years ago, Mr.
Grant made the surveys and blue
prints for the city's sanitary sewer,
and at that time, having a vision of
the growth that the city might ex
pect, planned and made blueprints
for tho storm sewer which is now be
ing installed. He is greatly im
pressed with the growth Alliance is
making. Eight years ago, he pointed
out, the land to the east of the big
slough was not even surveyed. No
one had any idea that the city would
ever extend to it, but indications are
that within the next year at least
150 houses will have been completed
in that district.
Japan style iKmo
nas of crepe with em
broidered . designs, of
flowers and birds. Highland-Holloway
Co.
"DADDY LONG LEGS"
AT LUPEJUAL TONIGHT
Alary rick ford at Her. Best in One
of the Most Interesting Films
Ever Shown in Alliance
You will see a new Mary Pick ford
as Judy Abbott at the Imperial to
night 1 n"Daddy Long Legs." lit re's
the way the producers describe it
and it'a mighty near the way we re
member it: Mothered by an ash can,
christened by a telephone directory,
reared on the wholesale plan, hat
ing the orphanage trustees, an en
emy of prunes and the victim of a
kindly nature and applejack, Judy
Blossoms into girlhood, the radiant
product of "Daddy Long Legs," her
unknown benefactor. That's posi
tively all the hint of the story we'll
give, but having seen the film a time
or two, we'll guess that you can't fall
to enjoy it.
We pay cash for second-hand
suits urd overcoats. The 164 Clean
ers and Tailors. Our phone Is our
naiii". 213 Box Butte ave. 2
Earl D. Mallery returned this
morning from Denver. Mrs. Mallery
and the children will remain in that
city during the holidays.
Fred Mellck of Hemingford spent
Thursday in Alliance.
Buy your Christmas candies at
the Sugar Howl. T
The Christmas Offering
of Hallmark Jewelry
Hallmark Jewelry is produced under careful supervision, so that quality,
workmanship and exclusive designs which are characteristic of Hallmark
productions can bo controlled. Below are given just a few 0f the Hallmark
creations.
THE HALLMARK
A really dependable bracelet watch
at a reasonable price. The movement
comes in two grades IB Jeweled and
17 Jeweled and both grades are fully
DIAMOND RINGS
A fine diamond is a good investment.
In selecting diamonds, we exercise the
utmost care to secure fine, white, per
fect gems.
KODAKS
Keep the pleasure of your outings
forever with you and save them with
a Kodak. How many times have you
wished you had one for a special occa
sion T Why not buy it this year. From
$4.00 to 65.00
BRACELET WATCTI
guaranteed. There are thousands of
Hallmark Bracelet Watches In use, and
giving exceptional satisfaction. Gold
filled and solid gold in regular or new
green gold; flexible or ribbon bracelet.
FRENCH IVORY
We have a beautiful assortment of
the popular designs of French Ivory.
Nothing makes a more desirable Christ
mas gift than a toilet set of this beau
tiful material. The assortment in
cludes gold inlaid and band-decorated
patterns.
HOLSTEN'S
The Hallmark Jeweler
Burlington Watch Examiner
GRUEN
Extra Specials Saturday
The unexpected arrival Friday of a large consignment of
meat makes necessary an unusually large sale Saturday We
are making the prices to move the goods.
BEEF
Boiling Beef 10c
Rib Roast 15c
Shoulder Roast "...15c
Chuck Roast 15c
Whole Rump Roast 15c
Hamburger 20c
Liver 10c
Sirloin Steak 28c
T Bone Steak 28c
Shortcuts 28c
Veal Chops 28c
Veal Steak 28c
SPECIAL One to
Each Customer
31b package Swift's
Silver Leaf Lard
$1.00
PORK
Whole Pork Shoulder 24c
Whole Fresh Hams .28c
Pork Loin Roast .28c
Spare Ribs 25c
Back Bones 18c
Pork Chops 28c
Link Sausage 25c
Gribbles Home Made
Pure Pork Sausage 30c
Wieners, 22y2c; 101b Box, $2.00
Bacon Squares . . . ; 35c
Bacon and Hams 39c
MUTTON
Stew 8c
Shoulder '. 15C
Leg of Lamb .18c
Lamb Chops . . . ; 20c
VEAL
Veal Stew .10c
Veal Roast ; 18c
Largest and best assorted stock of good things for Christmas at
Our Grocery Department
Candies Nuts Fresh Vegetables Dates Figs
Currants Raisins Fruit Cakes Plum Pudding
and everything you can possibly need to make your Christmas
dinner a success.
Mallery Grocery Co.
Quality Grocers
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