THE ALLIANCE HEUALD, TUESDAY, FKRRUATIY 17, 1920.
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want ad columns looking for
what you or others have to offer.
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In The Herald Wa.t Ad depart-
orient.
FOK H ALK AUTOMOIH LKS
FOR SALE A Ford car In good con
dition. F. A. Clark, phane 917. tf
FOR. 8ALK CITY PKOVEUTl .
FIVE room Bungalow, all modern.
close in; bargain. See Ncbr. Land
Co. tf
FOUR LOTS in Belmont addition
Nos. 94, 95, 96, 97. Inquire of
O. E. Morrison, BoX 204, Crawford,
Neb. tf
JOHN T. CAPPS has one new four
room house with bath room and
basement. Low price and terms.
See Wright & Wright. 24p
FOR SALE Four room house on
Sweetwater, with seven lots. In
quire 604 Herald Office. . 24p
FOK SALE TIIACTOIW
son; one20 horsepower lnuma
lon.tl in good shape; one Ose strain
'imlne with steel tender; one Hledei
1226 In good shape. F. A. Clark, tf
FOR SALE USED CA1W
FOR SALE Oood used cars. A. H.
Jones Company, Masonic Temple
tildg. ' . . it
FOK RENTROOMS
FOR RENT S leepl nomTn 1 1 all
modern home; close in. Phone
Red 186. tf
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping
room, 323 Sweetwater. Telephone
231. tf
FOR RENT Room for one or two
gentlemen. Mrs. Nettie Campbell,
iOt; Cheyenne; phone 712. tf
WANTED BUTTER & KV.UH
WAEDwTwill pay highest
market price for butter and eggs.
Shclton & Hamilton, 109 Box Butte
Ave. '
wanted grazing land ,
vnt'tTlea
sections of grsring land and hay
and ltiii will tui 200 tons or more
if bay. Address C. P. Wollaston,
"iajard. Neb., Rural. 23p
FOR SALE HOUSE
FIVE ROOMS and bath. Compara
tively close in. Want to deal di
rect for cash; no agents. Price $4200.
Inquire No. 505, Alliance Herald, tf
WANTED SALESLADIES
A'ANTED Experienced salesladies.
Reply at one to The Fashion
4ho tf
FOR SALE LADIES' GOODS
MAbEwTfiitDERNew Bone Cor
sets. Mrs. J. R. Smith. Phone
S90. 24p
FOR SALE LAND
FOR SALE 814 acres four and one
halt to five miles from Bridgeport.
40 acres irrigable, under government
canal extension; 200 to 500 acres
tillable; balance grazing. Small im
provements; two wells and wind
mills. A good small ranch proposi
tion. Price for Immediate sale
$20.00 per acre, about one-half cash.
Address P. O. Box 747, Bridgeport,
Nebraska. 25
! FOR SALE LEGAL BLANKS
LEGATTBLAmCS
Herald Office.
FOR SALE LIVE STOCK ETO.
TEAM, harness and wagon for sale.
Phone 124. . Wm. Davidson. tf
FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS
OLD NEWSPAPERS 6c a package,
at The Herald Office.
FOR SALE ON TERMS
FOR SALE ON TERMS My 12
room, uodern house, t baths.
Nettle M. CampbelL Phone 712; 61
Cheyenne Ave. tf
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Teamster without team
wants job at once. Inquire 506
Herald office. 23
WANTED MALE HELP
YOUaMETTr
clerks, $110 month. Experience
unnecessary. For 'free particulars
examinations, write R. Terry (for
mer Government Examiner) 136
Continental Bldg., Washington. D.
C. 23p
WANTED 2D HAND CLOTHES
WE PAY cash for second-hand over
coats and suits. 164 Cleaners.
WANTED RAGS
TliEMUSRATD
for good, clean, white rags.
WANT TO BUY CHICKENS
WANTED Two hundred chickens;
will pay cash market price. Shel
ton & Hamilton, 109 Box Butte. 23
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
Notice is hereby given that a cor
poration was organised at Alliance,
Nebraska, on January 16th, 1920. In
accordance with the laws of the State
of Nebraska.
That the name of said corporation
is Alliance Tacking Company.
That the principal place of tran
sacting the business of said corpora
tion is Alliance, Box Butte County,
Nebraska.
That the general nature of the
business to bo transacted by said cor
poration shall be to do and carry on a
general packing business; to own and
hold real estate and buildings with
the necessary machinery and appli
ances for the slaughter, cleaning,
dressing, processing and otherwise
preparing animals and carcasses of
animals for meats and for food prod
ucts and for packing and preserving
the same, and the sale of all such
meats and food products and deal
ing generally in such food products
and packing and preserving the same
for sale. The. buying, keeping, ntaln
ta'nlng and preparing animals, ucli
as hope, cattle and sheep for slaugh
ter for the pm pose, of making and
nianufactiw hit therefrom such meats
and food products, and packing and
preserving the same and selling the
same for locd and general consump
tion. To acquire, own and hold by
purchase, lease, or otherwise, real
estate, and tc erect, build and con
struct and maintain thereon and in
connection therewith, stock yards
and yards, buildings, pens, lots and
structures of every kind for the pur
pose and proper equipment of yards
for stock and for the purpose of
selling and disposing of livestock;
and to keep In connection there
with all kinds of grain and feed
with which to supply such stock so
kept, and to furnish to the public
generally, and to tbe owners of live
stock, who desire to sell or market
the same for hire, suitable facilities,
places, pens, lots, barns, stables and
structures for the proper showing,
displaying, disposing and selling of
any and all kinds of livestock, and
to generally operate a public live
stock exchange and an open market.
To buy, sell. Import, export and gen
erally deal In poultry and poultry
products and dairy products of every
kind, class and description and their
by-products. To manufacture, buy,
sell and deal generally la Ice. To
preserve In cold storage and general
ly deal In all kinds of food products
of a perishable nature or otherwise.
To buy and sell, deal In, export or
import, coaL coke, wood and , salt,
and to act at the agent of any per
son, lrm er corporation In buying,
dealing or selling for them In such
commodities, and to engage in tne
business of handling, buying, sell
ing and dealing in and with coal,
coke, wood and salt for them on their
own account. . To buy and sail and
generally deal in all such livestock,
foodstuffs, products, . by-products,
produce, commodities, articles and
merchandise, and in such connection
to do a general wholesale, retail and
lobbing and commission business
therein., i To construct, purchase,
lease, or. otherwise acquire and. op
erate yards, sidings, warehouses,
cold storage or refrigerator cars, or
other transportation facilities as may
be necessary for the purpose of prop
erly carrying out the plans of, the
compnny. To find and 'provide Pu
able inatketa for Etich surplus live
stock r. the company may purchase
In the Interests of Its member or
shareholders. To con truct. requite,
maintain, lnprcve, control, supctln
trnr!, cmxto cr Kane all necessary
huilOinjss, reals, till!., mnchlnoiy.
factories, rcEncre. anl all other
work an! convenience?: as lusty sem
eonclT'lv to thf objoc; of the com
pany. To acquire by purchase, l-ne
or ttliorwiFc, any ml er ate re
qulr d, and to dlrpse of I lie Same In
ai:y manner deemed to be lu Hie In
terest of the company. To acquire
vhoily or in part any business of
similar nature and to purcl hho the
!)cr.:'. er :u;r;sag;3 of cr.ch corpora
tions. Also to purchase, own, hold,
acquire, sell, lease, rent, hypothecate
and mortgage real est ale and all
kinds of personal property, and make
assignments of leases and contracts
and transfer and assign leases and
contracts when and where necessary,
Incidental, needful and useful In
transacting, carrying on and conduct
ing the business of said corporation;
to borrow and loan money necessary
and needful to transact, carry on,
and conduct the business of said cor
poration; to make and Issue pro nil
lory notes, bills of exchange, bonds,
obligations, and other evidences of
Indebtedness of every kind, unse
cured or secured by mortgage, pledge
or otherwise; also to purchase, hold
and sell the securities, other than
stocks, and bonds of other corpora
tions and of said corporation. And
to do each and everything necessary,
suitable or proper for the acconv
plishment of any of the purposes, or
the attainment of any one or more of
the objects herein enumerated, or
which shall at any time appear con
clusive to or expedient for the pro
tection of or benefit of said said
corporation.
That the amount of the authorised
capital Block 'of said corporation
shall bo One Million Five Hundred
Thousand ($1,500,000.00) Dollars,
divided Into thirty thousand (30,
000) shares of the par value of
Fifty ($50.00) Dollars each, fully
paid and non-assessable. All sub
scriptions to the capital stock of said
corporation shall be payable in the
manner provided by the Bureaus of
Securities, Blue Sky Departments or
other like regulatory or supervisory
bodies or commissions In the state
respectively where such subscriptions
are taken.
That satd corporation shall com
mence business on January 20th
1920, and continue for the period
of nrty years from and after the date
its Articles of Incorporation are filed
in the office of the Secretary of State
'"or the Stst of Nebraska
Ttiat the htshest amount of In
Ii b'ednftst or ItahlMt? tor wiitch mM
"irj'Oratien may at any t'mo subject
Mself shall not eieeed the sum nf
'wo thirds of th rM up and ou
tan1lnt eapltal stock.
Thai tV business and ffsr of Mid
-ervnratloa shall be c nduMM b
inrd of an directors elected t"
ths tct solders of sstd aorporsttor
t tbolr aneeal ntoetta Tt until
ks sunns) Rtrtttne the stock
Iftlders f Mil corporation Jan
rv 1111. th ftuslns and affair
of said corporation shall be con
ducted by n board of thrco directors,
namely, John W. Outhrlc, Glen
Miller end K. E. Plumbe. That the
oRlrers of sal J corporation shall be a
president, Ice-president, secretary
And tieasurer.
JOHN W. GUTIiniE,
GLEN MILLER and"
R. E. PLUMBE,
Incorporators.
R. E. TLUMBE.
President.
JOHN W. GUTHRIE,
Secretary of said Corporation.
Mite' ell ft Ganti, Attorneys.
Feb. 24
NOTICM OF INCORPORATION
Notice Is hereby given that W L.
Brown, O W. Puckett, and Arthur
Mueller have formed a corporation
under the laws of the State of Ne
braska, under the name of Ilemlng-
SKVEN"
ford litipicr.ipr.t nnd Invstinent
Coi ipuny, w th s principal place ot
bii!i!n'ns at !Iemlnrord, Nebraska.
This rotporaMon shall have power
to buy and sell real estate, and en-
care In general farm activity, amt
tho buying and si Ulnar of Implement
nnd tractors and sliall have all tho.
powers not herein enumerated, con
Terred by virtue cl the laws of th
state of Nebraska
The amount of the capital stock l
$50,000, dlvlled Into five thousand
shares of $100 each; that $41,000 of
said stock shall bo subscribed and
fully paid upon the completion of
the organization of the company.
The highest nnicunt of Indebted
ness to which the corporation shall
subject Itself shnll not exceed two
thirds of Its paid up capital stock.
This corporation shall conduct Ha
business by three directors, elected
by the stockholders, a president, who
shall be general manager, a vlce
president, and a secretary and
treasurer.
The corporation commences Janu-
ary 15, 1920, and terminates Janut
ary IB, 1940.
W. L. BROWN,
O. W. PUCKETT,
ARTHUR MUELLER,
Incorporators.
By Warren ft Hodgklns, Attorneys.
Sidney, Nebraska. 23
Real Estate, Loam and Inturv
ance. F. E. REDDISH, Reddish
Block. tf
t's top it of with a good smoke w
Chesterfield
NOTHING hits the
spot like Chester
fields. And the blend can't
be copied it's a secret.
No use looking for
"Satisfy" anywhere but in
Chesterfields.
Going Backward
I
Just suppose we had to go back to harvesting by hand.
Think of the number of men it would take, the time it would
require, and the great loss that would result
Then suppose you had to go back to the old days before the
coming of the telephone. You would have to reorganize your
whole business, change all your methods of buying and selling.
You would have to reorganize your home, too.
"Today the telephone is a part of the daily life of more than
half the people of this country. It influences the ways of living
of every worker and every employer, because it influences their
work.
I Y0TX know wia tne telephone means to you, in your business
and in your home. Do you realize the telephone company needs
money to give you this service? j
Wages and telephone material have all gone up. The
Company must meet these increased costs. Its only income, like
any other business, comes from the goods it sells. Telephone
service costs money to produce and a fair price must be
charged for it
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