TIIK ALMANCH IlKIiALI), KI1IPAY, AUGUST 19, 1921.
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
Wnt to tm tnmHMnp? Tlun
rrd of people neon tlict Want
A1 r'lhiitin Iniliinp for wliat vim
r other hm in oft.-r. Ot quirk
riim ty advert ming in Th
Herald Want Ad o. pattrntnt.
UATHS-Oif c-rnt ptr word pr
lnert;n. o.tii ro mm than
nt that ycni rrarrt rvrral hun
li 1 more r- l-r. Buy circula
tion, not bot air.
WANTED
WANTED Fy competent noddle ;.gf d
woman, I mist keepip'r in town or in
country. Wou'd consider hotel work.
lni'.iiie HraM o't'ic No. Ml), or ;.l-!rr-c-
V. o. plX itpJf Alliance, N b.
74tf
CLERKS (1110:1, women) over 17, for
I'ostal Mail Service. $130 month. J
Examinations Srpteml'or. Experience
unnecessary. For fioe particulars,
write K. TERRY (former Civil Service
exMminei) (7"1 Continental building,
Washington, l C. 7(1-77
-- ,
ying
WANTED To least- a pood p.
roomine ro'.ipe or hotel m or near
Alliance. Inquire at Tl.'K HKKALD.
Ko. ft 18. 7o-7fj
WANTED Six -room house unfur
nished, with para re. Cull phone
70 tf
WANTED Girl for
work, phone 173.
tan.
iier.rral he use-. w
Mrs. CTius. Prit- I
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Hoosier Kitchen cabinet.
First class condition. Phone 1!S.
7C-p
FOR SALE One registered Red Poll
bull, one C-foot vertical Jones
mower. Eugene Rosenberger. 74tf
FOR SALE An Adam period livine
room suite, in antique brown ma
hogany, upholstered in velour. Has
been uned but very little. Will sell for
a reasonable price. Inquire at the
HERALD OFFICE. 'No.SlG 73-tf .
FOR SALE Big type Chester White
boars; best of breeding. Thone
S01F11. D. E. PUR1NTON. 71-tf
FOR SALE Base burner, in first
clas3 condition at a reasonable price
if taken at once. Inquire for f15 at.ket, steady
Herald office. tf 1
FOR SALE Old papers, 5 cents
bundle, at The Herald Office.
FOR SALE Good used cars. A. H.
JONES Co., 3rd and Cheyenne. tf
FOR SALE Larre modem house, nix
rooms and tatn. rMM basement,
Hard wood down Ftairs, full basement j
stationary tubs. Tw o-thirds of present
-tiuildinp "cost. Garage. - Terms to re- 1
sponsible parties. Inquire at fIKM
STATE BANK.
74 Tl
FOR SALE At a bargain. Sonota
Phongarhp. Phone 1021, Mrs. (
Mohrman. 71-tf I
FOR RENT
FOR RENT A mce four room house.
E. V. DOYLE, Phone 572. 75 p
OMAHA HAY MARKET
OMAHA, Nib., Aug. 17. Prairie
Hay Receipts light, good demand for
better grades. Prices higher.
Upland IVairie Hay No. 1, $11.00(Trt
12.00; No. 2, $9.0010.00; No. 3, $7.00
(uH.00.
Midland Prairie Hay No. 1. $1.50
tfull.50; No. 2, $8.00 10.00; No. 3,
$7.00fi8.00.
Alfalfa Receipts, nominal, little de
mand. Prices unchanged.
Straw Light receipts, limited de
mand. lowland Prririe Hav No. 1, fs.00
(tf9.00: No. 2, ?7.00(Tt 8.(i0.
Alfalfa Hav Choice, m.OOeHX.OO:
No. 1. $15.00(?t'H;.f0: s-tsndard. . 12.00
(it) 14.00; No. 2, .ma 11.00; No. 3,
$7.00C:M0.
Straw Oat, $S.(0(o 9.00; wh.';.t, ? '
TIIE POTATO MARKET
CHICAGO, Aug. 17. Potatoes-
"Weak; receipts 17 cars: Minnesota
Early Ohio, sacked and bulk, $3.00(f')
3.15 cwt.; Nebr;ifka. $:'.35fo 3.45 cwt.;
Colorado. Idaho .-nd Wahin'rton
Wh to, siick. d. $.3.7030 cwt.; Kan
Fas Early Ohio-, ?3.00 cwt.
OMAHA GRAIN MARKET
OMAHA. N-b., Ai:" 17. There
vas a luodita'elv lilor: 1 run of wheat
today, vsith 159 c-irs, against 191 car:;
a week ago and 154 c&rs last year.
Corn artivals were 4t" errs and oat.
27. Wheat prices ranred unchanged
to 2c lower and generally lower. C01-1
was l-2c to lc off. Oats were about
unchanged. Bye declined l-2c to lc.
Barlev prices were lower.
WHEAT No. 1 hard, ?l.ll(oi 1.17.
No. 2 hard, ?1.0S(fH1.15. No. 4 hard,
51.08. No. 5 hard, $1.07. S; tuple
ed, $1.03?M.13. No. 3 mixed, 1.0-i
ft) 1.10. No. 4 mixed, ?1.0.
CORN No. 1 white, 41 l-2c. No. 1
yellow, 4c. No. 2 yellow, 45c. No. 1
mised. 14 l-2c. No. 2 mixed, 41 l-2c.
No. ti mixed, 43c.
OATS No. 3 white, 2'(&29
l-2c.
No. 4 white, 27o 27 l-2c.
KYE No. 2, 9'c No. 3,
5 l-2c. No. 4 white, 94c.
BARLEY No. 4 white, 47a 41k
1 feed, 4Cc.
No.
TIIE LIVESTOCK MARKET
OMAHA, Neb.. Autr. 17. CATTI.K
Receipts of cattle Wednesday were
tolerahlo liberal, about fi.M'O brad,
more than half of the offerings being
corn fed. T ratio was slow in opening
ui.'l bid-; and Falc on corn feds ranged
from weak to K (ti 2."c lower, best
jeaiTngs- selling around f !'VO()frl0.2.'.
Western o.:ttlo were slow to move mil
largely l.rM(i"2r'C lower, bulk of the fan
to good tung'-ts o'rir mound !.r.7.r(n
r.7.-. with be t of ot'erini'-i at 7.(0;n'
..r0. Cows and heifers wrro sd.-o
(slow salo r.t t,riy to unevenly lower
! price but there was a pood demand
I for stockers and feeders with tio par
! tit ular charge in tin- tiiot.itions.
For the three day.-- beef cattle are sell
ing wnw. iii 10 I r tn 2"(.i .'ilk' I' V it,
! IIOUS With i),20( hog on sale this
morning and with other markets re
porting a harplv lower trend, to
values, the local trade slumped badly.
Prices ranged from 2.(n'h0r lower and
I mo.-t of the bogs had to sell at .'i."i(ri
MH; decline. I'.est light hogs dropped
to !U;.'i.f!.7r with the bitter price top
on part of a load. Full load old up
to ?!U;5. Hulk tif the receipts moved
at a spread of $7..r(Kft 0.00 and packers
buying very few hoes above $,s.OO.
SHEEP Arrivals of .hecp ami
lambs rmounted to la.OOO head and
prices for the various classes of stock
were generally steady. rat lamps
fobl up to $10.irrl0.2", and pood fat
owes were quoted up around $4.7". A
few handy yeatlincs reached $G.7.r
Fof-.brir Inmbs we'" in fr'r roque:
from $7.o(i(rtl7.75 for pood praties and
something strictly choice in this line
is quoted up to IfS.OO.
CATTLE i
Receipts. 11,000 head; beef steers,
steady to 2."c lower than yesterday V
'close, some bids f.Oc under hirh time;
part load yeartinps, iw.wu; prime
heavy steers hid above $10.25; calves,
steady to strone; top vealers to pack
ers, $7.f)0; stockers and feeders, weak
to 2.")C lower, early sales $3.50(fi(.oO;
other classes, steady; bulk plain to
pood cows, ?3.50(nT.00; many cutters
around $3.00; yearlings heifers, $9.25;
canners, mostly ?l.to y.uu; ijuik Duns.
..(i' . r , ,
HOGS Receipts, l,.r00 head; mar-
kc opened mow, autoj-joc tower man
j'fa Uwi
yesterday's average; closed active,
to IKT1-I0
averages to packers and shippers.
$9.50; 200 to 220-pound weights, $0.25
ff.'9.4"; price 2S0-lb. weights, $K.00i
bulk of sales, $S.000.40; threw out
sows, mostly $7.00; best stock pigs,
$0.75.
SHEEP Receipts, 1,500 head; niar-
most fat native owes,-)
$4.004.50;
lexas yearlings, Sd.OO;
fel yearlings, $7.00; lambs, strong to
25c higher; top natives, $10.00.
POINT OF ROCK CHKKK
J. A.
Seneca
Lvlo
Corkle.
Dillon made a business trip to
to his place Monday.
Lore is cutting grain for Mc-
Miss Iva Wilkin called
at William
Essex Sunday afternoon.
Glen Lore is helping Cal
for a time.
Mrs. Bemieo Nichols spent
day with Mrs. Lore,
J. A. Dillon and family w ill leave
for a motor trip to Northpot t and
Central City to visit relatives.
Mrs. Helen Essex and children spent
WednoM av with Mrs. Willirm r.s.-ex.
There will be a dance at Lee Mot-ri-ey's
home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Aila l.angford motored to Alli
ance Tuesday.
NO INDORSEMENT.
"Is your beef tender tottav
the sho minir husband.
"Sir,'" replied the se; Umental butch-I
er, "it is as tender ;
heart."
"Ciim no a pound '
ed the customer ha
Leirion Weekly.
a woman's 1
at'sage," order
til v. American
Seasl ore news hints that t:ie v
are ro iro'ng to be wi'd-'f this .
i;.i
; te
mor th; n the pietty maiden-.
1'
shooed oif the b.'iiches.
The pedestrian u-e.l to rm n. the
rooking beefsteak ;!nd -av, "A!.!'
Now when he snte'Is it be -a.'s
"Those v.f.o the happy days."
A m;'ti w'tb wil
rrs up in t he ceo!
power is mo v
df the mot n:ng ;
o
d
tal.es th" co'd p'unge (-e
owed h"
nili lit be-
v oul.l
fore.
take the sweltering
(tem-w " - - - - 1 - - -; - " "
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1 1 1 jl. a i z - r. i m
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Going Through the Files
TNV ENTY m:us ac.o.
It has been several years since base
ball has received so much attention in
Alliance as it has this year. Wo have
now two fully otganiy.e.l teams an I
enough more players to make up an
other team. Not onlv b:vo the "far-'"
been enthused but all Alliance in gen
eral and baseball is the only topic con
sidered wotthy of di.-cus.-ioti just ::t
pre-ent anyway. We believe there is
a ,-ection in the book of rules pi vim:
the umpire t Ii - t.-thority to sit down
n a player who makes himself t.
obroxit'U- and to put him out of I lie
g: f.o and the mounds if rttvcssari.
Tin lltle hoidd le enforced here in
Alli-:ne. Th.ie is one thing that tin
tram managers should attend to and
that is kn p'lii' the small hoys away
from borne pb.te and to sec that t'u v
are kept ,.K. Kople who pay th. r',.. , Alliance Mondav. Mr. SheUloii
money to witness a it. mo do not rn.:oy ll: ,s nt ,,,.,, xvoU f0, f )vo tinu, an,
bavimi a sm.ll band of thirty or forty. .1,.., .,. ,!,, ,. f .11i .i..-,.
knis cnastnp v
and down in front
thm. !
C. !.. Drake, proprietor of the hotel j
at Guein-ey. is in the city today, lie)
came up with the view of buyinp the!
Motel Chatters but owintt to thp nutn- j
cious lepal cemid. cations connected
with it he thom-ht l-t to oi.ss it im.iwy lor xne purpose 01 o pantztnp
Ho is considerinc the matter of erect-
.inc a new building at a cost of ,
000,
1 Second hand Estcy Organ, walnut
case, only $ 10,00.
1 One o'd stvle Estey Meltcb'on in
.gOiMl tiim for '$10.00.
Second-hand orche.-tra Trombone,
nearly pood as new. only $12.00.
August 21; only f 33.10 to Louisville,
Ky., ami leturn for Triennial Conclave,
Knights Templar. Rate open to the
pi o )C.
TEN YEARS AC.O.
Jack Miller has been appointed drill
master for the boy scouts and will
give them his best attention.
Good pictures of the cyclone can be
secured by calling at Hosten's drug
store.
A n!lt'onal ronvent'on of
colored
is being
(people of the United States
,,, in t,nv(,r fhi week
j On Wednesday, August lfi, at high
noon, at the home of the bride's par-
lents, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Barnes, or
curred the marriage of their daughter,
I Laveta, to George D. Darling. Honoy-
moon in Denver and other Colorado
points.
1 l o t A lady's coat from buggy at
ithe Checkered Front Barn. Please re
turn to Mallerv Store. Mrs. J. Manion.
ONE YEAR AGO.
Oswald Kittleman, then and now a
resident of the N braska state peni
tentiary, was lettinr out a few war-
hiwinq lipr:ni'-f .lndt'o Tash had sent a if
number of his children to the state
home for dependent children. j
A petition was being circulated ask
ing the city council to make provision
for the appointment of a second night 1
policeman. Several robberies and lar
cenies had been committed timing the
Mashman wo weeks previous, and adequ: pio
tection was desired.
Wodnes-. 'ru. saving baa slowed down consid-,
' .. . rr-i 1 fir- ti 1
erably tnis week. 1 lie cniei tunica i 1
seems to bo in findinir men to hire, m!
in getting them to stay hired after;
they agio, d to go to work.
One Alliance outh is living in ter-j
ror these day. Me slipped a r,,W into 1
.. K..l-o nf I Vnui In.l foi- I liMlVOl'. I
Ye-terday he got a lovelorn l ter, a
lock of hair and a photograph ot tli
bomeiie. t girl in the world, and ht
thinks she's onirnged to him. lb turn.
pale every time a train whistle.-.
BL ( KIIOOT
The farmers of Lib.-rty pre c inct met j
last Moiiday evening vnd orgati d a
l-'armers' L'nicn of filteen menders, j
Mr. Click of Hetningfoid was 01. t and
est'Iained evei vth'.ng concert.. r.-u th"''
org'tni'.ation. I
Word was leeched Tie', day twniag-
by I'. M.tt
con th '.t so
1 i:rbt i iiii.
Mr.'; nd
i.dl ft em li.s wife at
v :s t! e mother of .
I hi v, Angti-t K
Mis. C'll lvcr ar
bin- ;
: line I
, ived
la,t
I (ti n I
l'o,!
Beit- 1
I
. oik-,
for a i
!'or
the !
.. the,
from a tr'p l the ll.ar'c lt:!i
Thursday. They came out t.
Djcrs Fii'day ecn:ng to get Mi
they -tatted' for their home at
r;:nd S'l'nrday morning.
Mr-. Crow'f l!ire has been
111:
fe'
C'
v
at
d
"h i Rclani!'- m at tow a
She eei t- to U :.
- ca.-t ! town the fir.-t 1
h re she wil: be'p nvi, :'
ck. w
Gene Byrnes Says: "It's a Great L'fe
th re hors.
Maiile Sheldon and son, Arthur, was
on the sick list last week.
Mrs. Pete Parrel was on the irk
li"t last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ueoi pe Flaherty went
to Alliance Saltiidax, where they con
sulted a doctor in retard to Mrs.
Flaherty's health. i
.'11.-., in 111 1 1 in ijn 'i .!:. iiiri.
Wei-e conk for threshers last Thurs- ;
.lay.
I Miss lora l!.-iman is visiting at the.
, bin Kennedy home this vctk. J
Mrs. Jav Hall and familv visited at
( ha-. Mali's Thutstlay.
Mr. and Mrs. .loo Komcr spent Sun
dae vis.timr re'at es in Mem nu"ovd.
Mr. and Mis. U. K. Icr and family
and Mr. lyi r's father motored to Alii- '
iir.ee Saturday. I
1 Mr. and Mr;. Koy Urtss and family
ai.d Mr. and Mis. (Jrtiver l!a:n spent
.Sunday at the Call l.eis home.
Mr. and Mrs. (J. i:. Dyer i
pent Sun
.day with Mr. Pyers si-ter.
M 'i ti;1i!i T I Sllifii Itiiii fiml fimiitv innf nr.
Mr. and Mis. Jpy Mall tmd family
spent Sunday at the l.ou Mood homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Meeker spent
Sunday at the Thomas Katett home
east of town.
The farmers from Cut ley met last
a 1F,'ti l nlon. a.a ""re.
fnly five men present they decided to
' meci apuin ncxi riaiuioay iiiiu.
The'r are two or three threshing
machines that will le in the neighbor
hood Ftton, but they won't thresh
much prain unless they lower the price
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of the
FIRST STATE BANK of ALLIANCE,
CHARTER NO. 1229
In the State of Nebraska at the close of business August 0, 1921.
RESOl'IK ES
f oans and discounts $592,7G9.d l
Overdrafts 7,355.37
Bonds, securities, judgments, claims, etc., including
all government bonds 1.5S4.4G
Banking house, furniture and fixtures 10,195.00
Current expenses, taxes and interest paid 2,51)2.55
rash items $ 1,001.48
Due from National ami State banks 27,370.51
Checks and items of exchange 2,232.91
Currency 8,945.00
Clold coin 2.S75.00
Silver, nickels and cents 2,10t.77 41,543.73
Total
LIABILITIES
took paid in
'a pi tal
Surplus fund
individual tlepo.-its subject to eheck
Savings deposits
Time certificates of deposit
I'ashior's checks outstanding ..
Due to National and State banks
Bills payable
Depositor's guaranty fund
Total
tllitt
Stat" of Nebraska, 'County of I'.o
I, W. M. 1'inneiran, cashier "of the
the above statement is a correct
alio St
to Bureau of Banking.
ATTEST:
CM AS. BR ITT AN. Diiettor,
M. A. COPSEY, Director.
Subscribed and .-worn to before
(SKA I.)
My comni" sion ovpin .- May
REAL ESTATE
Box Butte County Farms and Randie
Alliance City Property
NEBRASKA LAND CO.
J. C McCORKLE, IIanagrer
Office Groond Hoor First NatlonaJ IluJk
as the neighbors arc fcointf to ftick !
together for lower prices.
lmjroved health statistic are as'
to account for. A lot of people xbo
Uvi to bo routined to theil hi lues
have no homes.
nation that itrcfers
ndusti i''.n ;.t-
tontion in lep it im.tto bu in v s .1 con
troversial activity need never fear tiny
serious isolation.
The pint dot' always -t unde.l as
llioiiub nt were brent h;nit Ids last
and now ttovei anient fivures s In w that
he i ot inct.
A. count
Mereliants Matket Asso-
ci.it on, tin
llui linc.t in bnute will
2." Ki'iluction
Excursion Fares to Omaha
Aur. 2lh to Sept. IUI, Inclusive
sell tickets to Omnhit and return, Au
gust 1'H to September .'t inclusive, at
rate of fare and one-half for the
round trip; final return limit Septem
ber :. 7I-7G-78
NOTICE OF MF.AHINU.
In the County Court
of P.ox Rutte
County, Nebraska.
In the Matter of the
E.-tato of
Let it in Cole, iUn-eased.
To all Persons interested
in said
IVtt.tr :
Notice is hereby given that
at the
$058,950.73
$ 35,000.00
30,000.00
..$ 190,2 17.78
. 52,:i:n.95
292.15K.10
n,i2r,.H)
... 1 S,8 15.02
559,080.25
30,000.00
1,270.50
$058,950.7.'
Butte, ss.:
above named bank, do hereby swear
and true copy of the report made to
w. .m. 1 i.NAi.i.AiM.
me th
1 Till day of
MARRY
Alien t. 1921.
E. CANT,
Notarv Public.
9, 1922.
ti; You Don't Weaken."
!
ITS sre
LIFE. IF Wu . I
L xn.
County Court Rotra in the ritv of All
mice in said county on the 311 day of
August, 1921. at the hour of 10 o'clock,
A. M., the following matter will be
heard and considered: The petition (f
S. M. Cole for Iters of Administra
tion upon the .tUite of Letitia Cole,
deceased.
Dated the 27th dav of July, 1021.
IRA E. TASII.
(SEAL) County Judgo
Ju1y2!-Aug.l0.
If your enr is not working, let us moke
it work.
If jour radiator leaks, let us stop it.
L. 0. SMITH
211 Laramie
Rear of Herald
WELDING
CEO. II. I'.RECKNLU
210 W. 3rd
Fainting and Faperhanging
GRANT HALE ,
Work Guaranteed.
Corner Third and Cheyenne
MOVING. PACKING, STORING
AND SHIPPING
SNYDEIt TRANSFER
AND FIREPROOF STORAGE
When It's Your Move,
Let V Know"
Office rhonc, 13; Res. 884 and Blk. 730
F. A. BALD
Attomey-at-Law
Office in Reddish Block
Let Me Cry Your Sale
R. A. YVYLANl)
Auctioneer 1232 Missouri
Telephone 384
L. A. BERRY
ROOM 1, RUMER BLOCK
PHONE 9
ALLIANCE. NEBRASKA
Drake & Drake
Doctors of Optometry
Glasses Accurately Fitted
Not Medicine. Surgery, Osteopatky
DRS. JEFFREY & SMITH
Chiropractors Palmfr School
Telephone bC5 Wilson Building
Real Estate, Loans and
Insurance
F. E. REDDISH
Reddish Block
it
t
Phone G64
Alliance
Harry P. Coursey
AUCTIONEER
Stock and General rrm Salet
LUe
PHONES: RES. NO. 1M
OFFICE NO. 1.
Transfer and
Storage
Succmors to Wallace Trans
fer and Storage Company
PIANO MOVING BY AUTO
TRUCK
PACKING AND CRATING
FURNITUE A SPECIALTY
Howard & Allen
W Try Hard to Plea"
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BIB W
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