TOE ALLIANCE HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1920.
THREB
RAILROAD NOTES
Mra. M. J. Howe, wife of Machinist
Howe, was called to Valley Springs
on account of the Illnc-ss of her
mother. Her two boys accompanied
her.
Conductor Dalley was unable to
make his regular trip on account of
the Illness of his wife.
. Engineers Brookiey and Knapp
are on their vacation.
Firemen Willis and Durt have
been unable to work fo rthe past few
-days.
Conductor McKencle gets his turn
out this morning.
Fireman Burch is taking a few
days off.
Engineer Witham is reported quite
sick. He has been unable to .work
for some time.
C. L. Woodman is back to work
after a few days' visit with his
mother, in Denver.
Mrs. George E. Llndeman, cashier
at the freight house, Is unable to be
;at work on account of illness.
John Scott, trucker at the freight
liouse, mashed his finger yesterday.
Mrs. H. T. Coleman from Bridge
port was in Alliance Monday to do
330 me shopping.
H. E. Harcaload, extra agent on
this division, stopped off at Alliance
last night on his way to Heraing
ford to relieve the agent there.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Toohey Just
Teturncd from a few days' visit to
Tlir
Sometimes it pays to be boss of
the ranch. Conductor Zollenger,
-who controls the destinies of a pas
aenger on the Edgeraont run, will
say so, and we'll agree with him.
The Con., who was taking a short
Test from punching tickets and was
looking out of the open window at
the fertile fields leaned out Just an
Inch too far Monday morning, and
his glasses slipped from the tip of hlB
nose. It took Just two minutes to
bring the train to a halt, and the
signal to back her up followed. The
glasses were recovered and the train ,
moved on. I
Mrs. J. L. Echart has accepted a,
position at the yard office tem- j
porarily. ' J
Mrs. Wolfe ana Mrs. rainc.
tnerly of the yard office, have re
signed their positions.
Mr. Olson of Aurora, Ill has ac
cepted a position at the yard office.
F. O. Roe, engine foreman, Is lay
ing off a few days on account of
Setting a cinder in his eye.
Mrs. R. C. Brock left for a few
days' visit In Denver.
George Burright returned from
Hastings after a few days' visit and
has resumed his old position as
engine foreman.
Switchman Bill Tragessar layed off
last night to attend the mid-winter
Jazi dance at the armory.
Wallace Robblns Transfer Co.
are moved to a new location at 315
Box Butte. tf
KKCKU1TING NOTES
Some important "dope" has been
received this week at the local re
cruiting office concerning special as
sienments. Men may now be accept
ed for service with any one of seven !
. . 1 A . I 1 I
divisions comprising vweuiy- in
fantry regiments. A man enlisted
under this authority will be sent to
bis organisation direct, but having
once decided to serve In one place
bis assignment will not be changed.
ml 1 1 . t la Vt a Hat a It wall
IV1IUW1UB is mo - - .
received by wire at the recruiting of-1
flee: First division, Camp Taylor,'
Ky., Sixteenth, Eighteenth, Twenty
ixth and- Twenty-eighth Infantry
regiments. Second division, Camp
Travis, Tex., Ninth and Twenty-fifth
Infantry regiments. Third division,
Camp Pike, Ark., Fourth, Seventh.
Thirtieth and Thirty-eighth infantry
regiments. Fourth Division, Camp
Dodge, la.. Thirty-ninth, Forty
seventh, Flftyelghth and Fifty-ninth
Infantry regiments. Fifth division,
Camp Gordon, Ga., Sixtieth, Sixty
first, Sixth and Eleventh infantry
regiments. Sixth division, Camp
Grant. 111., Fifty-first, Fifty-second,
Fifty-third and Fifty-fourth Infan
try regiments. Seventh division,
Camp Funston, Kan., Fifty-fifth, Fif-ty-Bixth,
Sixty-third and Sixty-fourth
; Infantry regiments. For previous
service men the enlistment period
Is one year and an absolute guaran
tee that you will serve In the outfit
that you sign for at this office. '
Another telegram received at the
recruiting office to the effect that
one-year enlistments for the signal
corps school at Camp Vail, N. J., will
close within the next two weeks is
considered to be of great importance
as there are a great many fellows
In Alliance and vicinity that have ex
pressed themselves as being Inter
ested. Never before In the history
of recruiting has the signal . corps
been open as this particular branch
has always been filled by transfer.
It is therefore, easily seen why this
hmnrh should be filled so uickly.
There will be Just enough men ac-
ontfid to complete one more class
and from this time It will be neces-
urr ta enlist in some other Drancn
of the service and take a chance on
transferring. The recruiting officers
m win in sr to talk to any one con
cernlng the school. Information may
be had by applying at 101 Box Butte
avenue. Alliance, Neb..
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; NOTICE
Regular teachers' examination will
be held at the court house Janu
ary 24. OPAL-RUSSELL,
15 County Superintendent.
THE FAMOUS CLOTHING
SALE
-At the close of our inventory we find we have a few brok
en lines in new Winter merchandise that we will place on sale .
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Beginning Jan. 14,
For these ten days we give a discount from our regular
selling prices. You know the value of the goods here they
are World standards-and
These Prices Are On The Square
Read Them
MEN'S ; MEN'S . BOYS' 20 Off MEN'S
HOESEH1DB FLANNEL W0BK SHIRTS 2L. FLANNEL
7C OVERCOATS . "
$1-00 $2.50 . 75c ,,3, $1.95
THE FAMOUS THE FAMOUS. THE FAMOUS THE FAMOUS THE FAMOUS
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MEN'S 150 MEN'S ' ' MEN'S MEN'S OS) fnf rPtlt
UNION SUITS SPON SUITS ELK HIDE BLACK " SOX .
C17C S.d SHOES Three Pair, Discount on
W 20 per cent ,$3.50 50c silk shirts
THE FAMOUS DtSCOUnt THE FAMOUS THE FAMOUS THE FAMOUS
25 per cent work mittens see our $7.50 20 per cent
Discount on FOR MEN $5.00 Buys a Pair of MEN'S
UTTfrpi'v i na Cfl DRESS SHOE FDXE RUSSIA
WINTER CAPS 50C ' . ,0B ENOUSH SHOES. MACKINAWS
THE FAMOUS THE FAMOUS THE FAMOUS THE FAMOUS ' THE FAMOUS
$10.00 BOYS' FLEECE I 'S2 00' sSSr'S8?F MEN 'S PANTS .
, UNION SUITS . JMW GAUNTLETS SPECIAL
Buy, a Real For Fin. For
LEATHER VEST $IXD SILK LINED OLOVE 80c .l.UU
THE FAMOUS THE FAMOUS THE FAMOUS THE FAMOUS THE FAMOUS
We have selected about 100 fine New Overcoats made by
Hart Schaffner & Marx, Society and other famous makes. These
goods arrived too late for the holidays. Will sell them now at 20
Discount they will be worth 40 more next season.
THE
OF BROKEN
FOR 1 0 DA YS ONL
FAMOUS
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