TI1E ALLIANCE HERALD. TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1920.
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WANT TO BUT omathlncT Hun
4 red a af peopl weakly acan theaa
want ad columna looking; for
what yaw or othara hava to offer.
Oat quick raaulu by advartlalng
In Tha Heralc Want Ad depart
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HU SALE CITY PROPERTY
FIVE room Bungalow, all modern.
close In; bargain. See Nebr. Land
Co. if
FOK SALE IlAY
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Octave L. Klcken, Ellsworth, Neb.
34
FOK SALE HOUSE
FIVE ROOMS and bath. Compara
tively close In. Want to deal di
rect for cash; no agents. Price $4200.
Inquire No. 05, Afllance Herald, tf
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LEGAL BLANKS All kinds, at The
Herald Office.
FOR SALEOLD NEWSPAPERS
OLD NEWSPAPERS 6c a package,
at The Herald Office.
for sale on terms
fraTeneflms
room, modern house, 2 baths.
Nettle M. Campbell. Phone 712; 506
Cheyenne Ave. tf
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FOR SALE TRACTORS
FOR SALE One nearly new Ford
son; one 20 horsepower Interna
tional in good shape; one Case steam
engine with steel tender; one Hieder
1225 in good shape. F. A. Clark, tf
FOR SALE USED CARS
FOR SALE Good used cars. A. H.
Jones. Company, Masonic Temple
Bldg. tf
FOR RENT ROOMS
FOR RENT Sleeping room in all
modern home; close in. Phone
Red 186. tf
WANTED -KAGS
THE HERALD will pay 7c a pound
for good, clean, white rags.
WANTED I IOUSEKEEPER
WANTED Middle aged lady to kei p
house for a family of three. No
children or washing. Call phone
87. tr
LOST
LOST A black muff, very valuable,
Finder please return to Herald
office and receive reward. tf
WANTED DAY WORK
NEAT, reliable colored girl wishes
day work. 211 Laramie (in
rear). tf
FOR SALE EGCJS FOR HATCHING
FO"R SALE Single comb Bull Or
pington eggs for hatching from
prize winning and tested laying
strains. Phone 212. Mrs. J. A.
Keegan. tf
WANTED PLOWING:
WANTED To contract plowing not
less than 100 acres. You can see
me at L. O. Smith's or phone to No,
757. J. J. Brecht, A. O. Rogers. 36p
FOR BALE LIVE STOCK
FOR SALE My entire Dairy Herd;
tuberculin tested and passed by
the state; and one registered Holsten
Bull. D. E. Purinton. Phone Birch
8011, Alliance. tf
CARD OF THANKS
We take this means of expressing
oiir thanks and appreciation to the
friends and neighbors for the many
acts of kindness and assistance dur
ing the recent illness and death of
our beloved mother, and for the
beautiful flowers that were placed on
her casket. B. V. Reeves, Mrs. B. L.
Ellsworth, S. C. Reeves. 31
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
ANNOUNCEMENT
I hereby announce that I will be a
candidate for the democratic nom
ination for county commissioner
from the First district, subject to the
will of the voters at the April pri
mary. I have been a resident of Box
Butte county for thirty-four years,
and believe I am fitted for the posi
tion. If chosen, I will serve the
peofle of the county to the best of
my ability.
32 JOSEPH DUHON.
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SCHEDULE OF VOTES AND SUBSCRIPTION RATES OF THE ALLIANCE HERALD
The price of the Twlce-a-Week Herald up to and Including April 3 Is $2.60 per year. After April 3 the
price will be $3.00 per year.
FIRST PERIOD
Embracing the first four weeks
(terminating April 3), the follow
ing number of rotes will be Issued
for subscriptions:
1 year ..... $ 2.50 1.500
2 years . . 6. 00 8,000
3 years .......... 7.60....12,500
4 years . . 10. 00... ..17,000
5
years . 12.50 25,000
The above schedule of votes for subscription, which is on a declining scale basis, positively will not be
changed during the competition. However, a special ballot, good for 50,000 votes, will be issued for every
"club" of $20 turned In. This arrangement will be In effect throughout the entire campaign and Is to be
considered a part of the regular schedule. There will be no extra vote offers during this campaign. Re
member this and lay your plans accordingly. No subscription will be accepted for less than one year, nor
more than five years In advance Irom any one contestant.
ORDER FOR HEARING
In the County Court of Box Butte
County, Nebraska. In the Matter
of the Estate of Jobo Sanchei, De
ceased. To All Persons Interested In the
Estate of Jose Sanchei, Deceased:
You are hereby notified that on
the 21st day of February, 1920,
Kondelorea Sanchea filed ber peti
tion in the County Court of Box
Butte County, Nebraska, for the ap
pointment of Glenn Miller, as Ad
ministrator of the Estate of the said
Jose Sanchez, Deceased, and that the
same will be heard In the County
Court room in the City of Alliance,
Box Butte County, Nebraska, on the
30th day of March, 1920, at the hour
of 10 o'clock A. M. .
It is further ordered that notice
of said hearing bo given to all per-
Eons interested in said estate by pub
lication of this notice for three con
secutive weeks in The Alliance Her
ald, a legal newspaper printed, pub
lished, and circulated In Alliance,
Box Butte County, Nebraska.
IRA E. TASII,
(SEAL) County Judge.
LEE BASYE, Attorney.,.
Pub. March 5-26 incl.
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SECOND PERIOD
Embracing th. fifth and sixth
weeks (terminating April 17), the
following number of votes will be
issued for subscriptions:
1 year $ 3.00 1,000
2 years - 6.00 ...... 6,000
3 years . 9.00 10,000
4 years 12.00 .15.000
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Ees Tlint Charm Other Eye
Someone, I thing it was Shake
speare" wrote a sonnet about a par
ticular light that dwelt in women's
eyes. True, the writer declared In
the next line that that same light had
been his heart's undoing but that
was his fault, not woman's. lie
should have iad his heart better
guarded. The reason so many men
complain about women's eyes Is
simply because of their own care
lessness. If a man is not eye-proof
he should not risk gazing into any
woman's eyes, especially is she
knows how to use them well.
I have no sympathy for any man
who complains about the charm of
feminine eyes, because no man ad
mires a woman un
less she has beauti
ful eyes. Man, I have
discovore, is a con
trary animal. II e
wants his women
folk beautiful. When
they are beautiful he
raves and tears his
hair if anyone looks
with admiration
upon them. If a
out with him and
SIHSCIUA
DEAN
woman walks
people appear to notice her he tells
her to go home and take off her war
paint, or that her hat looks like the
deuce, and what's the matter with
her, anyway. When she acts upon
his advice he frankly comments upon
the attractive appearance or the
modish gown of some other woman
and concludes with the query, "Why
don't you get a dress like that?" or
"What's the reason you never look
like other women?"
A man will marry a woman with
beautiful eyes and then spend the
rest of his life worrying because she
possesses them. She weeps their
beauty away and he promptly in
forms her that she looks old and
haggard. With equal promptness he
basks in the light from some other
woman's eyes and then, presto, he
writes a Bon.net, or signs his name
to a divorce petition bemoaning his
heart's undoing. -
The only thing for women to do Is
to pay no attention to man's varga
rles in this respect. Your eyes are
your own. Don't let what he says
worry you. The truth is, man loves
that light that lies In woman's eyes
and likes to be dazzled by Its rays.
If not, why does he smile and fairly
purr with delight whenever some
skilled charmer openly "vamps" him
across the footlights, at the cabar-
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THIRD PERIOD
Embracing the seventh and last
week (terminating April 24), the
following number of votes will be
Issued for subscriptions:
1 year $ 3.00 . 800
2 years 6.00 4,000
8 years . 9.00 7,600
4 years . . 12.00.......10,000
6 years 15.00 16,000
BKcflla Dean
ctte, or even at the church festival?
I repeat, he Is a real devotee of
the light irresistible. It devolves
upon you to keep that light bright.
Whether he lets it become his In
spiration or his demoralization Is a
responsibility which he must assume.
Of course, the moral Is, If the moth
dors not want to be singed it must
keep away from tho candle. I have
noticed very few wlso mothH.
Anyway, the matter of beautiful
eyes is really important. Too many
women unintentionally nbuse their
eyes. Lines, puffs and wrinkles are
not attractive frames for eyes of any
color.
Did you every try strong tea,
cooled and filtered, as an eye bath
to strengthen and tone up lids that
are becoming flabby? If not, you
will bs surprised how much it will
help.
Do you bathe your eyes often?
You ought to do so. use hot
water, and rinse with cool water con
taining a pinch of salt. It will keep
the tired lines away and will also
make the eyes clear and brilliant.
A little boric or boraclc acid added
to a half tumbler of slightly warm
water is excellent if the eyes feel
tired or irritated. I have often used
a camphor water eye wash made by
putting two grains of borax in two
ounces of camphqr watef. This
should be dropped into the eyes sev
eral times a day.
If you shed tears occasionally the
inflammation which results can be
drawn out bv applying over the lid
a cloth soaked in hot water, renew
ing several times as the inflamma
tion subsides. This i3 not, however,
guaranteed to draw the ache out of
the heart.
Perhaps you are worrying about
the dark rings under your eyes and
think your health seriously impaired
Don't be too sure about that. The
chances are that you have merely
caused an Impairment of the chem
ical constitution of the blood or an
Impoverishment of the system by too
much reading, over-study, lack of
sleep, or dissipation of one kind or
another.
No use trying to correct the defect
until you remove the cause. External
treatment will not help In such
case. But once the cause is removed
you can soon improve your appear
ance by bathing the face under tht
eyeB with cold water and then using
gentle friction. A little turpentine
liniment may be rubbed into the
sum daily, or weak ammonia one
part to four of water but care must
be taken not to let either get into
the eyes. Styes are usually the re
sult of an impoverished condition of
the system.
You can exercise your eyes, the
same as any other part of your body,
by looking slowly around as far to
the right as possible, then to the left,
then upward, then down without
moving the head and each time com
ing back to the position of "eyes
front."
In letting the light of your eyes
, shine, don't get the Idea lhat I ad
vise going into training as a "vamp.
; All you need do Is cultivate a love-
! ly character and then let your eyes
clearly express that character. They
j will do their part without any effort
' on yours. Never trust a person who
, avoids looking you In the eye. A
clear, steady eye is said to be a good
. sign, while a shifting, constantly
moving eye Is the reverse.
I nave read that yeuowisn eyes
generally denote a passionate na
ture; that the natural coquette has
deep blue eyes; eyes with a greenish
hue are usually Jealous, and gray
eyes denote keen Intelligence. Drown
eyes are supposed to belong to
kind, happy temperament, and black
eyes to an Intensely loving nature.
Phrenologists say that these gen
eral attributes are controlled to
considerable degree by other fea
tures, so this Interpretation of green
blue and brown signal lights may not
be considered entirely Infallible.
Inquisitive eyes that suddenly
grow warm when they look at you
are not to be trusted to any great
extent Such persons are usually
much more Interested In their own
concerns than they are In you. They
will pnly cultivate you for their own
betterment.
When you laugh do not cultivate
the habit of wrinkling up your eyes
more than necessary. Little by little
such a habit will be sure to produce
, innumerable small lines and wrin
kles that will appear long before age
demands their appearance.
The reason that the eyes of screen
stars appear more attractive than
those of other women Is because they
have trained their eyes to express,
not hide, their emotions. They ars
told to open their eyes wide and keep
them open. If your eye-lashes or
brows are thin and Indistinct It doe
no harm and improves the appear
ance Immensely to pencil them
slightly, providing the penciling Is
not apparent. It can be done so well
that even your closest friends will
not detect It. The lashes and brows
add much to the expression of th
eyes and should not bo neglected.
Vaseline will Improve them. . Us
ing a brush on the brows will make
them smooth and even. Don't begin
the practice of cutting and shaping
them unless It seems necessary.
Ultimately the process will make
them stiff and heavy.
No doubt every man whose wife
reads what I have written about eyes
will yearn to change the color of my
eyes, but distance lends safety as
well as enchantment so I shall con
tinue tho even tenor of my way, even
If he does misquote the poet's verse
and say:
"The light that lTes'ln women's eyes
And lies and lies, and lies and lies."
ItlUL ESTATE- TRANSFERS
Reported by J. D. Emerlck, bond
ed abstracter, First National bank
building, Alliance, Neb.:
Edwin II. Chamber and wife to M.
Hutton and W. L. Clark. Ntf 1-26-48.
35-27-48, $28,000.
Chas. S. Harr, single, et al., to
Marion Hutton et al., N 9-26-50,
18,560.
William A. Randall and wife to M.
Hutton and W. L. Clark, NVV4 11.
NEtf 10-26-52, WV4 1. NWVi 12.
EM and SW4 2-26-52, $43,520.
Will It. Carter and wife to Homer
Clipson, one-half interest In WV4
14-27-49, $9,600.
Elizabeth Howard and husband to
M. Hutton and William L. Clark,
W 15-27-50, $22,400.
Harry O. Yost and wife to Homer
Clipson, one-half Interest in V'4
14-27-49, $10,400.
James O. Kennedy and wife to
William AIcElfresh, SWV4 23-26-49,
$9,600.
Itosie S. Kennedy and husband to
Arthur H. Anderson, NE',4 5-27-51,
$6,400.
Clara Napelschander, single, to
Charles A. Root, NV4 20-27-49, $31.-
850.
Harvey II. Sedore and wife to UN
R. Mitchell, E4 11, of SV4
12-26-52, $10,000.
Walter Woodhead and wlfo to Ray
M. Garwood. NVa 6-24-50, $8,000.
Ray Beckwlth and wife et al., to
Jay O. Walker, NV' 27-25-47, $6
800.
E. I Meyer, referee, to Mary
Slucka, NW4 27-27-52, $3,200.
D. II. Fishburn, widower, to E. T
Kibble. E 7-25.-47, $13,760.
Louisa A. Shanks and husband to
Herbert M. Anderson, lot 1, block 8
First addition to Alliance, $600.
Marion Hutton and husband to C
W. Hutton. NE4 10-27-52. $4,000.
Robert Armstrong and wife to
Frank Morrow, SE4 5-27-51, $8,
800.
Emil J. Winten, single, to Georpe
W. Read, SEU 31-27-52, $5,600.
George M. Jenkins and wife to
Gust E. reterson, third 50 feet or
block F, Pierce's subdivision to Hem-
ingford, $3,000.
Delia Strong and husband to Au
gusta G. SlmpBon, lot 1, block W,
Sheridan addition to Hemingford,
$3,400.
Wellington Lyon and wife to Ben-
jamin F. Price, fourth 50 feet of
block F, Pierce's subdivision to Hem
ingford, $3,200.
Talma pe Loo in is Investment com
pany to William M. Purden and
Philip J. Michael, W of 33-27-48
$10,560.
Buell Estes and wife to Harold
Mortensen, NE'4 33-27-49, $7,600.
Harold Mortensen, single, to Jesse
T. Metheny, NEVi 33-27-49, $8,000.
James V. rotmeisel and wife to
Henry Rath, NW4 12-27-51, $6,400.
George M. Jenkins and wife to
Martin Forsling. SE4 25-26-50, $8,
100. Keith L.. Pierce, executor, to Oli
ver W. Andrews, lots 7 and 8, block
17, original town of. Hemingford,
$500. '
David Babblngton, single, to Mary
A. Ward, NEK 28-2-49, $8,000.
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AUCTJONEKU
Live .fttotk and General Farm
Bales
Phone 001 Alliance
J. D. EMERICK
Bended Abstracter
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Baaka la Baa Bafta Coaniy.
First National ltank Bldg.
Dr. E. B.'0'Kcefe
DENTIST
Over llarpf r St re
Phone 101Z8 AliJa..ce, Nibr.
0. E. Nelson
Lawyer
DENTON UlILDIXCJ
L. E. Bliss
FARMER AUCTIONEER
live Stock a Specialty
Phone Birch 8182, Alliance
Real Estate, Loans and Insor
wee. F. E. REDDISH, Reddish
Block. tf
MOVE-FURNITURE SAFELY
We have equipped our dray wag
ons and auto truck with the lateat
appliance! for moving furniture with
out marring, scratching or damaging.
Up-to-date wagon pads will be used
by us on all moving jobs,
if JOHN R. SNYDER, Phone 15.
Paupers In an English institution
are U be allowed to choose their
graves. This ought to be case for
lively gratitude,
for a daadruff epidemic.
Oar ltoaeer ancestors might never
have broken the wilderness had they
dreamsd that their descendant
would ay it cents each for eggs.
He kaagwf a one gain distinction
by e1si4aitsty mounting the water
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