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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1920)
i TUB ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1920. -I RAtLHOAD NOTKS Conductor Bob Evans Is on No. 44 In place of Conductor McDonald, who U taking a fw days' vacation. Conductor Standard reported back to work after a few days' vacation pent In Crawford, Neb., visiting jrlth friends. Conductor E. W. Stewart brought 'la No. 43 yesterday and deadheaded back to his regular run, Nos. 39 and 40. " Brakeman J. C. Shower went to St. Louis, Mo., for a few days va cation. Brakeman Roberts bid In the work train and Is now on a work train in Seneca, Neb. Ikm't miss seeing that line of CJIrls' Ho at factory prices, High land-llolloway Co. 28 Mrs. n. A. Evans, wife of Con ductor Evans, went to EdgemtHit yesterday to spend a few days vlsit lifg friends and relatives. Conductor George Armsby has re turned from Torrington, Wyo., New Spring Butterick Patterns The new styliRh Spring patterns are here. Anything you want from attractive gowns and dainty housedrcsscs for Women and Misses to cute party and school dresses for the little Miss. , DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS We can supply you with everything necessary for the complete garment. You H find, something to please you in our selection of Dry Goods. A cordial invitation is extended to everyone to call and become acquainted with us and our stock. THE NEW DELINEATORS ARE HERE Bock Furnishing Store 120 West Third . Alliance, Nebraska where went to file an application on some land. Laura Wood of Atdmore, Neb., left this morning for a short vaca tion In Kansas City, Mo. , L. M. Evans of Crawford wi in Alliance yesterday on company business. Machinist Henry lllnes la off duty because of the grippe. Machinist Johnston left work this morning before finishing his shift on account of Illness. Engine 1748 was brought In today for general repairs. Dresses at price to make thorn move, at lltghland-Holloway CY. 28 Mrs. P. S. Abar, wife of Machinist Abar, and daughter will go to Sher Idan, Wyo., for a few days to visit with friends and relatives. The Mexican camp, on the south side of the tracks nearly burned down this morning, but the fire was extinguished by a number of men from the shops. Engineers Wallis, Willis, Hudson and Person were cut off this morn ing. Engineers Stanford and . Craven were set back to firing a few days ago. Firemen Bemus and R. Hudson are on vacations. 200 TONS I have 200 tons of the finest quality Blue Stem Hay for sale. BLUE STEM HAY SET" Address inquiries to . Foster Johnson ANTIOCH, NEBRASKA V ftntahoxl f W miml4 I r r An Economical Broom NOW comes the DAISY-LEE. a new style, differently con structed broom, with an im proved and patented feature that makes it BROOMS 1 The protective fibre shield over the shoulder prevents breaking. Under neath the shield the patented fasten ing ot the body el the broom to the handle holds the broom com in a firm position and keeps it pointing down. When Vrora pretty well, cut the sewing re move the threadsThe New Style DAISY-LEE BROOM is still good for lota of sweeping. Only a test can prove how one DAISY LEwill outwear and outlast two or three of the old Style, straw-littering kind. BROOM HINTS Keep Uie bruab rod Boor. I'm ft of the handle bans It vu a nail. broom-holder place a ninwi I uisrnac CLEAN up to tho bandto' Ask about the goods in the Red Tag Department, at Hlghland-IIol o way Co. 28 NEW BUS BODY The Reo Bus line operating be tween Alliance and Antioch blos somed out this week in a brand new body, which as the millinery ads wold say, la the very latest creation It la much wider and more commodi oua than the old body, and has the passengers sitting with their faces to the front, two or three side doors being provided for their entry and egress. Mr. Wallace had this body made to his brder at Lincoln and says it suits him to a T. Joe Weld man, the driver, Is as tickled as a boy with a little red wagon and pull the string on that whistle with little extra gusto since they made the change. The whole rig makes a better appearance and looks like an honest-to-goodness bus line. 28 V " r1 ii tli II III J Thrift in Youth-Comfort in Old Age . If, while you are young and earning plenty of money, you will put a part of it in this Bank each week, when old age comes you will have a true friend to take care of you bring ing you comforts denied the less thrifty. , We have several plans, each one with some special point of interest, but all ending with a good balance in the Bank for youproviding you follow through to the end of the plan you select. ' Stop in any time and talk it over with one of our officers. Savings Banks For Individual Use For the convenience of our Savings depositors we have secured these Small Steel Banks for home accumulations. These will be given away to each of our patrons in the Savings Depart ment and also to those who open a Savings Account. They make a simple and effective means of keeping odd change until it assumes enough size to deposit. They will be dis tributed beginning SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 6TH FIRST STATE BANK pa AN OMISSION In Its account of the Chamber of Commerce's annual meeting, The Herald omitted mention of one part of the program which was without a doubt one of the real features of the evening. This was the talk of U. L. Griggs, division superintendent of the Bur lington, and president of the Alli ance Home Builders' association. He explained why the association was organized and how Its affairs are be ing conducted. Mrs. Griggs' subject waa such that the large crowd accorded him flatten ing attention. He handled his sub ject Intelligently and gracefully. The home builders' president is a forceful speaker, and, although he is not often heard in public, his utterances are Invariably well received. iii hi I II III Ml b 4 g 1 . , ' Pll - 1 g jp4 n n n n n ( n n n n n s!r TTtrTtTilmfL mnl4. Antia, nrrtiL aAnit r T7 .MliiiL,U,M-Ml! THE HERALD WANT COLUMN GETS RESULTS Order em, kw or nare DAISY LEE today. Doalora writ LEE BROOM A DUSTER COMPANY Lincoln, Nrhr. DereapaH.hu , , , ,. FIRST HATTIST CHURCH Rev. Mr. Gould will be in his pul pit Sunday morning to attend to the regular Sunday meetings. Special music will be the entertainment for Sunday evening. Ask about the goods In the Red Tag Department, At Highland-Hollo- way Co. 28 J Still on the Job . For practically a month we've been so rushed that we failed to remind , you that we were in the time business. "We believe this rush has been due to the quality of wor kwhich we do, and to the fair and honst treatment we give our customers. We now have good reason to believe that tires are going to advance in price very soon therefore, it will pay you to keep your tires in good shape, and if you are going to need any new ones to either buy or order now. We sell the ' A good, reputable, popular-priced tire that hs- again come to the front; and tho A quality tire with a stronger guarantee Jtan the usual tire carries. This tire has made a good name for itself in other parts of the state and country "and will do it here. Let us prove it to you.' It "goes a long way to make friends." . 4 , , . . . . t:.-; i i' '.d. i .; .. ' i . iff ii; r. v i' n ).: '. -' .1 u TTTT Tl lire w oifrs ."I 'in '.'Hit . , II l.: ,'; r,. i. , .orbzaa a-iiniTZSR, Prop. x ..... "The whole pros pect and beauty of a girl's life may de pend upon a be coming gown." SMITH jfVKRY woman cannot be beautiful, but hi fortunately there are many virtues which far outweigh beauty. Be that as it may, every woman may make herself attractive and pleasing. This in itself is a charm of no small importance. 00 00 Our modest part in the world's work is to inspire and suggest distinction in dress. 00 00 We are indeed proud of our ability to offer you your choice of the latest and most distinc tive style creations. Every number is a mas terpiece in workmanship and design. ' TheFashion Shop s 1 a. v r. v..