THE ALLIANCE HERALD, TUESDAY OCTOBER 11, 1921.
RANDOM SHOTS
Helpful Hint No. 93746521.
Drowsiness in church is often caused
by poor ventilation. Try to choose a
seat where fresh air is assured. To
keep awake in church when inclined
to be drowsy, lift one foot a little way
from the floor and keep it there. It is
impossible to go to sleep with the foot
poised in the air. This simple rem
edy is very effectual.
An Indiana polf player lost all of
his front teeth when he wa. hit by a
prolf club. It is believed to be the
RTeatest number of holes ever made
at one shot.
The jitney starts a tril? harder
these cool fall mornings. When it
comes winter, we're going to have a
h. w. b. handy.
Mincr.n is agitated over hiring n
flight wrtihman this winter in eider
to get ready to cope wit'i th ; v:ive of
crime. Any town that "-mi 'up, rt
two hootlrgpers needs an extra cop or
a fcpvcrn ff the klan.
Far be it from us to erah nbout cur
luck, but we deem it worthy of note
that within a week after we had let go
of a bunch of Liberty bonds, the mar
ket price for them raved M-veral
points.
If it's a case of a revengeful repub
lican party gelling even with a poor
democrat, we think it ought to be
known that we are still holding the
sack for the Cox-Kooseve't tluo.
If you haven't been invi'.od to attend
the meeting at the Kavern o the Kl.in,
maybe it's because you huvon made a
noise like a ten dollar bill.
Again, it may be that your street
hasn't been worked yet.
Our Bridgeport contributor ha; l-crn
I resting for nearly two weeks. Mavbe
i he's sick; maybe he's on a vacation,
or perhaps he:s waiting till the new
crop of home brew inspiration arrive.
One thing's sure, either the Abe Mar
tin of Bridgeport or some other con
trih. will have to get busy, or else
i we're going to lay olf for an issui? or
two and get caught up with the won I.
All Week Specials
for the - - -
Fall Festival
SUGAR CURED HAM, OO
per pound &JC
ARMOUR STAR HAM, OQ
per pound L jC
BACON, or
pcr pound LtJVi
ROUND STEAK, OA
per pound UC
BOLOGNA, 1 C
per pound IDC
MINCED HAM, OA
per pound UC
BULK LARD, 10 lbs $1.40
20 pounds, for $2.60
PLENTY OF FRESH FISH
FOR FRIDAY
Halibut and Salmon
Kippered Salmon, lb 30c
Fresh Oysters, extra selects
and counts, per pint 45c
Ask for Your Tickets on the Ford
MODEL MARKET
Phone 30
NEXT TO HIRST'S
E. K. JONES, Prop.
Lies for Today.
County Commissioner George Car
rell has handed in his resignation, ef
fective at once.'
The Nebraska Ku Klux Klan is
passing out five hundred free member
ships to deserving gentlemen of color.
The Nebraska bureau of inspection
has just issued an order reducing fire
insurance rates in the city 60 per cent.
'The head of the 'bureau has writter a
I letter thanking City Manager Kern
' mish for pointing out the bureau's
duty in the matter.
The deputy state game warden ar
rested five Alliance people for violat
ing the game laws, ami there wasn't a
preacher in the lot.
County Judge Tash listened to the
plea of a bootlegger and suspended a
$100 fine.
Alihi Ike.
Teacher: "Whv afe you 'so late to
! school this morning?''
1'upil: "I think 1 must have over-
washed myself."
Three high school girls, wearing the
modish rolled stockings, gamboled
: home from school the other evening.
jCiirlisb'y they jumped and skipped
; around, and when they came to Cen-
tral school, leaped upon the terrace
ma down two or tnree limes. jt
elderly gentleman noticed Fomething
the girls didn't that a couple of hard
lookinsr customers were following
them, interested in the show.
Maybe the hosiery inspection at the
high school is justifiable, after all.
But this tale makes us wonder if it
is bemg done thoroughly.
If so, where do they roll 'em when
they start for home?
Today'H Best Story.
The mere pedestrian stepped square
ly in front of the on-rushing automo
bile. There was a grinding of brakes,
the smell of rubber scorched by fric
tion, and the dull thud of a human
body on the cold brick pavement. Men
shuddered and even strong women
fainted by the wayside. Tenderly they
gathered up the crushed and bleeding
semblance to mortal form and carried
it into a nearby drug store.
A police surgeon responded to the
rail and took masterful charge of the
situation. "Stand back!" he command
ed the curious onlookers. "Stand back
and c-ive the man air and you,
proprietor, bring him a drink of whis
ky." . .
The injured mans eye-lids fluttered,
... I iUn'
and MS lips movcu. ievt;i mum me
air," he murmured.
Remember the tale that comes to us
from the French histories? Marie
Antoinette hearing the starving ihou
sand crving fori end. "They cry for
bread?" she is said to have aked.
"Why, why do they not eat cake :
History repeats itself. The Ameri
can Leg:'on is interesting itself in ret
ting employment for the unemployed
veterans. A worker was explaining
the condition of these men to a Los
Angeles society woman. "Thousands
of them are sleeping in the park, he
taid "I -n't it wonderful what the
war has done for the boys!" she came
back, enthusiastically. "If it veven t
for getting used to that sort of 'ning
in France, I'm sure they d newr be
able to stami u.
M TDIICT A VAkltrr
By MYRA A. WINOATE.
Lace, Organdie and Crocheted
Collars, 59c.
llighland-IIolloway Co.
Ladies' Kimonos, $2.7-.
ICS IMIHUIIil ,
HigMand-Holloway Co
c
THE UNIVERSAL CAJ3.
FORD Headquarters
Saturday and Every Day Make the
Ford Garage Yoiir Headquar
ters While In Alliance
Come in and see the prize car and get tickets with each
$1.00 cash purchase, or money paid on back accounts.
We will give special Ford Prizes for r
The Harvest Home Festival
Program October 15
Come in and get a list of these special prizes.
COURSEY & MILLER
The Ford Garage
. 1111, br McClur Nw.pp.r Syndl.kU.)
Dan hnd beeu resolute.
"I'm a country boy, Cath," he had
said. "The city linn men enough. Don't
urge me to go. I've a plau for build
ing up a canning business here. Ev
ery fellow ought to put something la
to Ills own town. The building Bite
Is mine already, and by next year I
ciin bestir Id a tuuall way. Lel'a do
it together."
Here the quurrel hnd begun. Cath
erine could not bear that people should
say her lnn was lacking In ambition.
It had ended by her anylng:
"I will never marry you so long ai
you stay In this town."
Dan had caught her hand when she
would have removed the ring.
'Take time to think It over, Cath.
I shall take the assistant keeper'a
plue at the light during Ids vacation.
You won't see me for a month."
The girl moved restlessly, as If to
shake off troublesome memories, and
Mopped from the shelter of the rocka
out upon the headland, from which
was visible the grent, brilliant eye In
the lighthouse tower, a mile beyond
the harbor entrance, Braced against
the storm wind, she gazed seaward.
The light a stationary one was
winking and flushing In a manner to
attract uotlce. After a bewildered
moment ll came to her that the wlnka
and (lushes were a clumsy adaptation
of the Morse code, as familiar to her
as the printed word, through her dully
work as operator.
"SVS" e apelled. "SOS," "SOS."
The wireless distress signal 1
She sped down the rocky path to
the house, where her uncle, Captain
Itarrett, retired, sat before the fire
place blissfully anticipating supper.
"Thcrea trouble at the light," she
gasped. Possessed of the fucta the
cHptnin agreed.
"Trouble, sure enough. Guess I'll
have to go."
"I'm going, too. I can run the en
gl!;o," announced Catherine.
Sure that the trouble was Illness or
accident they stopped on the way to
enlist the young doctor's aid. At the
shore, men vtho were discussing the
unusual behavior of the light offered
help. The captain chose shrewdly.
"Doctor's un able seaman, and
Cath's a good engineer. I'll take Jack.
He's tough as the toenails o' Mosea."
Drenched and weary, they reached
the lighthouse at last.
Captain Hatch, head keeper, lay
lashed to his bed, his eyes bright f ith
fever, his iniitterinus Incoherent.
Leaving the doctor with him, Cath
erine ran up the winding stairs, Cup
ttiln Itarrett toiling after.
On the first landing, . beneath the
.Tght. Iny Dan a white and exhausted
Dan. only partly dressed, Ids head
clumsily tied up. and one leg broken
and helpless, though he hnd tied that
up, too, with a makeshift splint.
The head keeper quieted, the doctor
made swift examination and decided
not to set the broken limb until morn
ing. While he deftly bundaged the In
jured head. Dan told his atory.
. "Captain Hatch was taken sick this
noon, with chills," he said. "He
couldn't get warm. He lay down and
I put hot things flat Irons and stove
lids around him.
"Tills afternoon he grew feverish,
and tutor went completely out of his
head and thought I was trying to get
up Into the tower to barm the light.
He struck .me on the head with a flat
iron. Then we fought, and I tied him
down, so I could leave hlui, to light
the lamp. Cowing down the Indder
from the lantern to the top-stulr land
ing I got dizzy and fell, breaking my
leg. I tied It up as best I could. Didn't
dure risk going downstairs, but man
aged to crawl buck up the ladder with
a spare tin of oil."
"How'd you make signals?" asked
Captain Barrett.
"Throwing my coat over the lantern
and jerking It off ugaln. Thought
Cuth ml-ht see it."
"And the flu rear
"Cut off my troiiser legs, soaked
them ami my shirt and sweater In oil,
lighted them and threw them up on
the roof." explained Dan.
"Haw, haw, haw!" roared Captain
Barrett. "Trust a Yankee!"
I 1 ai stop: cried atliie indignant-
I ly. "He's a hero, and you know It!"
"Hero!" snorted Dan. "Cluinay
Idiot, you mean !"
"Thought you'd gone back on him,
tensed her guardian.
"14 marry hiiii thla minute If there
was anyone to fterform the ceremony,"
said the girl hotly.
"I'm not a J. I for nothing." re
turned Captain Itarrett. "Brought my
little black book with me, too."
Dan caught her hand.
"You will, won't you. Cath?" he
begged. "I've the license, you know.
You are all the folka I have. Don't
leave me."
"I shall need a nurse here," put In
the doctor. "Can't move my patients
! yet."
Catherine's eyes were like stars.
"Head the service, uncle, please,"
the said quietly.
"Well, by the ev-rlastln' clam!" re
marked the captain, a a preliminary.
"You said." reminded Dan, smiling
faintly, "that you would never marry
me so long as I stayed In I.tdevllte."
"And ! kept my word," laughed the
girl. "'tVhere are your wits, Dunuy,
boy? This lajuml belong to Kock
Harbor, which Is city by virtue of
it six thousand il''iuhttniitN."
"Trust a Yanket ." icjinmired Dan.
CHURCHES
BAPTIST ( Hl'Rt H.
The school is gradually Increasing
in number and interest. Our new
teachers are showing a determination
to make a success of their work. Thr
I SUDOrintcndcnt t rplnirinir on. I u-o
(hope to reach a much larger number
. 1 1 . .
or i ore many weoas. uur great handi
cap is the lack of room to accommo
date the new scholars, but it is better
to be crowded than to have spare
room. However, the need of more
room is our greatest need at present.
church fh the coming; of a fine young
.. ir ! i i -
unto mieiiiiH' inmscii as memoer ny
experience, brother Everett J. Johnso.i,
who has been quite faithful worker
for pome time with the young1 people.
We rejoice in welcoming young life
into the church. We have had one ad
dition each week for the lost five
weeks, this is a significant prelude tm
our meetings in November. Four ate
to be baptised next Sunday.
The pastoral year is drawing1 t a
clow with but three months to run,
whether the pastor shall stay another
year will depend upon the events er
these next three months. Your faith
fulness, or indilference will decide.
B. J. M1NORT, Pastor.
I'i iseilla Dean Tarns, $2.00.
llighland-IIolloway Co.
Lace, Organdie and Crocheted
Collars, r9c.
llighland-IIolloway Co.
Welcome Visitors
HARVEST IIOME FESTIVAL
Saturday, October 15
We will have tickets for you on the
Ford car to be given away free.
Mann Music & Art Co.
r
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FOR SALE
at the Keep- U-Neat
UNCALLED FOR CLOTHING
Three Ladies' Suits
Two Ladies' Coats
One Wadded Silk Kimona
One Waist
Three Men's Overcoats
One Sheep Lined Ulster
These are all good values and worth your
attention.
If we arc not doing your cleaning, we
are sorry for y)u are entitled to the best.
PHONE 133
Keep-U-Neat
CLEANERS .
An Extra Value
Meat Sale
on Saturday ; JT;
October 8 and 15
We urge you to come in and compare our Meat Prices
with any that you choose. In dollar-for-dollar value we
know we meet your ideas of fairness.
A COMPLETE LINE OF FANCY GROCERIES
OUR STOCK MAKES PLANNING EASY.
Make Sure to Come to the
HARVEST HOME FESTIVAL
SATURDAY, OCTOBER i5 :
Get Your Tickets on the
FORD CAR TO BE GIVEN AWAY
You get one ticket with one dollar in
trade or one dollar on account.
Duncan's Grocery
Phone 32
