THE ALLIANCE HERALD. FRIDAY, MARCH 1, VJ21
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E. G. fs Column
"Modern (lot hps For Men"
308 Box Butte Ave.
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
Robinson Wins Verdict
in County Court After
an Ail-Day Session
Herbert Robinson, rancher livinff fif
teen miles routhwest of Alliance, de
fendant in a suit brought against him
by Arthur anl Ralph Roach, not only
came out victor after a session that
occupied the attention of countv court
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Whpn on of fh nrnfon,-. f,n, V, I" " ".v ennesemy, om was
r,;,. :.. : . . awardeti damages of S7.fi after Judge
University of Michigan, who is a great Tash had done a lot of figuring of off
chemiet, came down to Lincoln and sets and counter claims. The case has
explained all about his new discovery, long been hanging fire in county court,
a universal solvent and will dissolve "nl was of interest to a considerable
anything. Now, this new solvent is a number of ranchers, who, with the wit
wonderful discovery, named selenium ; nfsses' fiI'ed the court room comfort-
oxychloride, and has been needed ia,;v; ,. ... ., ,
xinre the wod.l .uv L According to the evidence adduced,
" ul CZ.' ii V": ' Kotnnson last July entered into
r. vit.'wi , uim iic uiuuxiii some 01 11
The University of Nebraska was
treated to a fine lecture the other day ,
along and displayed it while he lec
tured. The papers say he made a
f-reat hit, but Dr. Tyler wants to know
what he carried it in.
Now, we have a new discovery also.
It is a new collar, and its name i;
The Marcy, It Is an Arrow Collar,
the newest product of the Cluett-Pei-body
Shops. The picture just belo v
t-hows what it looks like, but you can
not appreciate it till you see it in tha
jplass around your own neck. The
pi ice is twenty-five cents. And be
sides, we have the nicest cases that
written contract with the tworRoaches,
by the terms of which the latter were
to cut and stack all the hay on his
ranch, estimated at 300 tons. Robin
son agreed to furnish miirhinprv nnrl
the Messrs. Roach to do the work in I
" on and workmanlike manner, and
were to receive $3..r0 per ton for the
hay so handled, the amount to be
.puieu oy me Hampton rule. Pay
ments were to be made as the work
progressed.
After some seventy tons had been
cut and stacked, Robinson looked over
the ground and complained they were
not complying with the agreement.
Considerable hay was scattered on the
pround, he charged,
are made to keep it in, along with the RZtll I ana announced
r ,,' . ' ,. that he wouldn t pay for such work.
(The Roaches declared the ground was
rest of the newest collars that Cluett-
Peabody make.
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ScottsblufTs I'plifting Cry.
Bring the good old bugle, boys,
We'll sing another song.
Anything the people like -Is
wrong! wrong!! wrong!!
Even the Pennsylvania Grip wrote
them up during the last couple weeks
in bad condition and they were doing
it as well as they could under the cir
cumstances. One thing followed an
other, and Arthur and Ralph Roach
unhitched their horses from the mow
ers and left the field, with some 2o0
tons of hay uncut, and fifty-five tons in
swath and windrow. They then
brought suit for payment for 78 tons
of hay cut and stacked, and put in
some additional items, such as f 1! for
hauling a mower out to the ranch.
The total amount claimed was $275.
Mr. Robinson filed a setoff and
counter claim, admitting the contract,
but alleging that the hay measured
not 7x tons, but that by the breach
of contract he was compelled to hire
men and teams to put up the balance
of the hay, and that in consequence
th cost to him was $1 a ton instead of
$3.50, the contract price. 1I also
claimed damage of $25 per ton for the
iwij inb-ui 'v.f winnow, wnicn nai
been rotted by the rain, and $2 a ton
xor the hay left in the swath, which
had not been ruined. He included
other items, until according to his fig-
HAN DOM SHOTS
There is one woman in Alliance who
firmly believes that her husband is the
Master Mind. He spent one evening
teaching her the game of so'o, and his
knowledge of the run of the card was
nothing more than marvelous.
What she doesn't know is that Mac
spent three hours at the club the same
afternoon marking a deck of cards.
Carey will probablv have some op
portunities when he visits Washing
ton. There must be a pretty power
ful brand of wh.te mule in the capital
city, for a man who is there held a
long distance telephone conversation
with an Alliance young lady Tuesday
evening. See the secretary early.
At the rate it costs us to talk to
Aurora, a call from Washington to
Alliance probably set the brother back
about $'7.
Futurist Stuff from the American
Legion Weekly:
A veil of wispy green, dulling the
glow of the fading horizon. A mys
tery of grays. The blue-silk vault of
infinite space. Whispering waves,
hungry, phosphorescent, conspiring.
The silhouette of a ghost ship, slipping
westward. A world of sky and water,
silent, calm, omnipotent. Suddenly a
ringing voice, distinct, commanding in
tone:
: "Hey, you blankety-blank, dod-rot-led,
blinking blank-blanks! I been up
in this blatted crow's nest five hours.
Where the limpin' hell's my relief?"
We had it all planned to write a
stirring editorial urging that the mud
be cleaned off the pavement before
spring, else the average visitor
wouldn't realize we had paving. How
ever, they beat us to it and we're
cheated out of a glorious opportunity
to claim the credit.
Despite several hints, no one in
authority has intimated that thm-e is
the slitlnrt chance for us to be ap
pointed morals inspector for the h-Rh
school stairs.
That one is fairly easy to compre
hend, but hanged if we can understand
Three traveling men were stopped on'"'es ine "oacnes owe(. nim szuz aoove
, . , . , , . i the amount of their claim,
the street last week and asked how To Jud Taph fe tJl tflsV of
old they were and it was only half judicating the claims, after listening
past eight, at that hardly good and
dark. Well, the "blue laws" are well
named.
For the Country Club, and all out
door sports, you will not be able to
find anything better suited to your
needs than our new "Diamond Ex
moor" Cloth Hat. You should see
them to appreciate them. Our window
right now is full of them, and we have
others inside. We certainly hope that
we shall have the pleasure of showing
them to you. They have a well rolled
brim and a low appearing crown,
which is due to special "Diamond"
to testimony all morning and a good
share of the afternoon. The testi
mony was not particularly at variance,
save as to the measurement of the hay.
It developed that the hay had not been
measured until some three months,
when, according to the usual custom,
this should have been done in from
fifteen to thirty days after cutting.
The judge split the difference between
the two estimates, and figured it at
seventy tons. He also cut the claim
for hauling the mower down one-half,
it developing that both Roach and
Robinson had sent cars to Alliance
for the machine. When he had placed
what he considered fair values on the
various claims and counter claims, he
figured up the totals and awarded the
treatment. This is an exclusive fea
ture of "Diamond" Hats and insures defen(lant $7.65 damages.
the crown maintaining its snape -under , H. E. Gantz represented Mr. Robin
all kinds of service without buckling SOn, and P. E. Romig appeared for
in at the front or rear. Made of Arthur and Ralph Roach.
Scotch Braemar fabrics, which are
light in weight and the most ideal
material lor Spring. Reasonable in
price, too.
We wish that we had a pair of silk
Ftockinged legs to put in this column
to show how nice looking these new !
stockings are that came in today, fw
of late it has been the fashion to ad
vertise a barrel of kraut or a ke f
frhingle nails for sale by using a pair
of silk-clad shins to show otf now
good they are. Now, these hose are
vork ho-se, and if for any reason chis
t-tocking is not satisfactory, return it
to us and we will give you a new pair
in exchange. It is a work hose called
"Regimental," a medium weight hose,
made strongest where the wear is
hardest. Reinforced heel and toe,
elastic ribbed top, made in the U. S.
A. and the price is only twenty-five
cents. It's the hst vock we have had
for that price for three years.
Fascinating Spring Hats at
Satisfactory Prices. See them in
the window. 28
Highland-Holloway Co.
YOUR BIRTHDAY
' MONTH
March "Birth Month of
the Strong and Crave
has the Bloodtsone as its
symbol.
A mysterious, bluish green,
decked with glowing
crimson, the Bloodstone
is strangely beautiful and
legend has it that it'ear
ries courage and wisdom
to its owner.
Yet the Bloodstone is not
expensixe and comes
beautifully mounted
r. in various prices.
RINGS $2.00 to $12.00
4CwelrV-Uai
tches-iiuOa
BiunswickHionoSfaphs
Watch InspectorSMQ
Johnny Williams and Ed Reardon
Lave sent their soldier uniforms to the
cleaners to have them ready for next
Monday, when the invasion of Ger
many starts. They both wish that
they were there, and Ed says he would
sure get himself a few this time. We
hope those Germans wake up before
Monday, come to their senses, and
htart taking care of that indemnity.
A husband and an automobile are
just alike they are both good for the
first year.
But you should see our Automobile
Caps they are good for more than
the first year. And Auto Coats, too,
rainproof. That reminds us it might
rain this summer. It hasn't rained
since they were working on the pave
ment, but every man should have a
good raincoat, for when he wants a
raincoat he wants it at once. We
have them and the price is right
Come in and see them.
Yours Very Truly,
HAVE YOU TRIED'THE PALACE FOR
Corn Fed Quality
PRODUCTS
BEEF
Beef Boil,
per pound
Pot Roast,
per pound
Rolled Rib Roast,
per pound
..8c
16c
20c
PORK
Shoulder Roast,
per pound
Ham Roast,
per pound
Side Pork,
per pound
18c
22k
..17c
VEAL
"Modern Clothes For Men."
Veal Roast,
per pound-.
Veal Stew,
per pound-.
17c
12k
Cudahy Sugar Cured Thin Bacon, y 71
per pound ll 2C
Pure Home Rendered Lard, on
per pound ZUC
Pearl White Soap, nr
4 bars for. jC
GROCERIES
Say! Try these 33c per dozen Oranges They Are Fine.
Head Lettuce Green Peppers Head Lettuce
Radishes Green Onions Cauliflower
Fresh Tomatoes Pascal Celery California Celery
Palace Market
Remember We Deliver
GUV SMITH
Phone 131
Lucky
Stiiioki
cigarette
'where Al Gavin nets his knowledge of
window displays.
There are now three variations of it.
The first kops this way: "Alan works
from sun to sun, but woman's work is
necr done." The second one was told
at the Lions club bnnjrt: "Man
works from moon to moon, but wom
an's work is done at noon." The third,
nd iuite the be!., gvs this way:
"Man's wo'k is from sun to sun; but
woman's vork she hires it. done."
Fascinating Spring Hat at
S itisfactory Prices. See them in
the window. 2S
Highland-Holloway Co.
riANO FOR SALE
We have a slightly used piano in
Alliance that we were compelled to
re-possess and reliable party can pur
chase same on small monthly pny
ments. We ra. sell this at a nre l.ar
gain, if you tre interested writ ufl
and our repre.-cnmtive will call upon
you.
LARSON'S MUSIC STORE
SIDNEY, NEBR. 27tf
See the window of New Spring
Millinery at $1.95. 28
Highland-Holloway Co.
Its toasted
Come Get Yours
Just Received Big Shipment of
VICTOR KKCORDS and Q. It. S. PLAYER ROLLS
ALL THE LATEST MUSIC
WIKER MUSIC HOUSE
"Everything in Music"
Srive Money by Raising Your
Own Eggs and Chickens
BY THE AID OF THE
Old Trusry
Incubator and Brooder
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Good Hatchers
are assured, as the "Old Trusty"
will hatch every fertile egg with
larger and stronger chicks.
ORDER YOUR MACHINE TODAY AND
START EARNING AND SAVING MONEY
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
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sion man; to the trucking company, the Ford Model T One Ton Truck makes
an irresistible appeal because it has in its chassis all the merits of the original
Ford car; the wonderful Ford Model T Motor, the dependable Vanadium steel
chassis, and the manganese bronze worm-drive. A strongly built truck that
serves satisfactorily and lasts in service If these statements were not truer
the demand for Ford Trucks wouldn't be so constantly on the increase. We
will be pleased to take your order for one or more Ford Trucks, will see that you
get reasonably prompt delivery, and will give you an after service that insures
the constant service of the Truck. Dut don't wait too long. Get your order
in promptly.
Coursey & Miller
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