THE ALLIANCE IIERALD.TUESDAY, MAItCII 9, 1920.
Tmiiaf,
Hemingford Page
Henry Rath and family nnd
mother unloaded their car of house
hold goods Thursday and will live
In the G. W. Wiltsey property, which
Mr. Rath purchased. He is from
Dalton, Neb.
Otto Volbeck and family came
Thursday from Dalton, Neb., and
will take care of Mr. Rath's farm
nine miles out. While Mr. Volbeck
was unloading his car he had a tele
gram from where his folks had
stopped en route, that his baby was
not expected to live through the
night.
N. A. Rockey has moved Into the
Lesley Baldwin property In the
southwest part of town. Mr. Bald
win will move to the farm again for
the summer.
Mr. Brown and wife will occupy
the apartment vacated by Mr.
Rockey.
H. O. Wildy Is confined to his bed
and dors not improve much. We
hope his recovery will bo rapid once
he starts to Improve.
The new Farmers State bank
building Is Hearing completion and
will be a credit to the town. The
interior will be artistirally finished
by ppecial workmen nnd will present
n Fplendid appearance. They will be
well equipped for the convenience of
and Bervlce to the public.
Evangelist Cray will po to Gordon
for a revival meeting after he closes
In llenilnpford.
Bert Wester says a Fnck of peanuts
lasts twice as long as It used to.
Wonder if he means anything per
sonal. Harvard Courier.
Herald Want Ads get results.
prescriptions CARE
FULLY compounded
PROMPT ATTENTION
TO MAIL ORDERS
Walker Drug Co.
Drugs and Druggists' Sundries
Jewelry, Stationery
and Nyal Preparations
NEBRASKA
HEMINGFORD
Gents' Furnishings
Notions Jewelry
Fine Candies and Cigars
W. H. Cory
Hemingford
Nebraska
program of 1 1 ast week '
of iii:min;ford revival
Tuesday
10 a. m. rrayer meetings.
2:30 Afternoon meeting, sub
ject, "How to Win."
7:30 Evening Ferviec, Prepar
edness." Wednesday
10:00 a. in. Prajer meetings.
2:30 Afternoon meeting, uo
Get Them."
7:30 Evening strvice, 'Unan
swerable Question."
Thursday
'lleiniiiRiord for God Day."
0:00 a. in. Prayer meeting at
church.
7:00 Breakfast. Return thanks
at table. Family worship after
breakfast.
10:00 Prayer meeting at church.
10:30 Morning service, "Secret
of Living Christian Life."
11:30 Preparations for basket
dinner.
12:00 Dinner.
12:30 Get-together meeting.
2:00 Prayer meeting.
2:30 Afternoon sen ice, "The
Foundation."
Every place of business close.
4:00 Boys' and girls' meeting,
"The Thing That Ties Us Up."
7:00 Prayer meeting.
7:30 -Evening service, "Out and
Outers and Inbetweenci s."
Friday
10:00 a. m. Prayer meetings.
2:30 Afternoon meeting, "Life
in High Society."
7:30 Evening service, "Lost."
Si) tin-day
10:00 a. m. Men's prayer meet
ing.
7:30 Evening service, "Insanity
of Sin."
Sunday
Closing day. Offering for Evan
gellHt.
10:00 a. m. Sunday school.
11:00 a. in. M o r n i n g service,
"Give God a Chance."
3:00 p. in. Afternoon meeting,
"The Ready Man."
7:00 p. m. Prayer meeting.
7:30 p. m. Closing service,
"Running a Blockade."
Bend every effort to this great
week of meetings "for God and Hei.i-ingford."
Hart-Parr Tractor
Buick and Reo
Automobiles
Reo and G. M. C.
Trucks
Distributors for Kelly-Springfield
Cord and Fabric Tires
G. F. Hedgecock
Hemingford Nebraska
All the bm-inesB places were vis
ited on Monday by a committee In
the interest of the revival, and each
was asked to sign n petition to close
the business houses each evening at
7 o'clock except on Saturday and on
Thursday afternoon from 2:30 to
3:30. The following signed: ucoree
W. Wiltsey, William Corney, M.
Weaver, M. Hutton. J. B. weetiey.
Betler & Grimes, Hemingford Mer
cantile corporation, C. A. Shindler,
P. W. Lockwood. First State oanK,
Charles Sharp, Walker Drug Co.,
First National bank, H. O. wuay,
A. M. Vance, Farmers' State banir,
Mrs. R. Walker, Farmers' Co-operative
association, American State
bank. Forest Lumber Co., u. u.
Shepherd. N. Fronapfcl, R. oranam
and F. W. Melick. we man iues-
Several Things To
Think About
In selecting a bank you should consider: Its financial
strength; the care with which it is managed; the courtesy
and spirit of accommodation displayed by the officers
and employes; the banking experience of its officers; the
ability of the bank to properly and promptly handle all
your business.
We will soon be in our new building which will give
Ilemingford depositors all the conveniences of a modern
banking house.
Farmer's State Bank
Capital Stock $35,000.00
Hemingford Nebraska
people for the spirit of co-operitlon
for the closing week.
About 12.1 attended tho meeting
for men only Sunday afternoon.
Rev. M' Williams of Marsland
was down Sunday evening to attend
the revival. He left on No. 4' for
Wheatland, Vo.. where his wife Is
visiting her parents.
O. Stci'heiiFon sold his farm eight
miles southeast of town last week to
a man from Missouri, who Is now
living on the farm.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Walker
and June returned from Canada.
where they were visiting a son.
WOMEN NURSES ARE
l'.I.KilllLt TOR LIXilON
Franklin lVOIier. national com
mander of the American Legion, re
cently Issued tho following statement
with regard to women eligible to
membership in the American Legion:
All women nurses who served In
the nursing corps of the United
States army or navy are eligible 10
membership In the American Le
gion. The American Red Cro?s bo-
fore the war recruited thousands or
trained nurses, most of whom were
later enlisted In Ihe nursing corps
of the army or navy, upon request
made to the Red Cross nursing serv
ice. There were, however, many who
u-pnt. abroad under the direction nnd
in the pay of the American Red
Cross, who arc not eligible to mem
bership.
"All female members of the navy
nnd marine corps who were regular
ly enlisted upon the same terms as
the men in those branches of the
service, are eligible to membership
In the legion.
"Civilians who were simply civil
ian attaches of the military service
and were not regularly enlisted per
sonnel under commission or enlist
ment, are not eligible to membership.
"The above applies . to regular
membership In the American legion
;ind should not be confused with the
women's auxiliary or the American
i.nrinn. which was provided for In
1 lie constitution adopted at the Min
neapolis convention and which makrs
provision for membership therein as
follows:
"Membership In the nuxiliary shall
i.n Umiie.1 to the mothers, wivs,
tho dacliters and sisters of all men
mul women who worn in the military
or naval service of the United States
between April 6, 1917. and Novem
ber 11. 1918, and died In lino of duty
or after honorable discharge and
prior 1o November 11, 1920.
Editor Rrown of Sutton looks up
with a pained expression and wants
to know If any of the rest of us ever
pied a magazine of mats. Harvard
Courier.
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The child with her penny savings
The small boy with his small change
The lady with her pin money savingi
The small man with his small roll
The big man with his big roll
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Quality Furniture
Rugs, Linoleum, Trunks, Moulding,
Picture Frames, Window Shades,
Wall Paper
Harry O. Wildy
Furniture & Undertaking
Hemingford Nebraska
Box Butte County, Nebraska
"The County That Has Been Overlooked"
Box Butte County has good railroad facilities, thriving towns,
excellent school, churche nnd homes, a progressive and con
genial people and n thrift that is especially attractice to the
ambitious honiosecker.
Rich Farming Lands Very Cheap
Improved and Unimproved Farms and Ranches
Hutton & Clark
Real Estate Brokers Ilemingford, Ncbr.
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We expect to be in our fine, new building by March 1st. You
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Hemingford
Nebraska
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It Was a Success
In keeping with our regular business policy of thoroughly
cleaning our stock of merchandise every season, so that NO
ARTICLE is CARRIED OVER, our clearance asle has been
placed before the people of Ilemingford and the community.
Our 6ale this year has been a great success.
Just a Few Pieces Left
We want to clean up our stock COMPLETELY and will sell
the few remaining goods at the same SALE PRICE. We will
close out a fo wcascs of California Goods.
The No aVry line and the Yellowstone brand will be carried
in regular stock.
Money Back If Not Satisfied
Geo W. Wiltsey
HEMINQFORD
NEBRASKA