ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1921.
We have just unloaded a
second car of new potato
sacks and we can fill your
order for any amount.
O'Bannon & Neuswanger.
Budweiner on draught at Wm. Kln
Company. Try it once. F-90-2-4-6
DIRTHS
To Mr. anl Mrs. DarM W.
Tuesday, October 11, a girl.
Boag,
Mayors", bankers, lawyers, promin
ent government, state and county offi
cials, prominent business and profes
sional men and Ministers of the Gos
pel have endorsed Tanlac F. K. Hoi
sten. 02
Herald Want Ada are read.
Our Stock is Now Very Complete
Ivory DuPont Pyralin
See that each piece is stamped as above
when purchasing.
You Obtain the Rest Quality Ivory Goods
Hershman & Scotten
ALLIANCE DRUG STORE
214 Box Hutte Avenue Phone 132
OF COt'R IT PAYS.
Who says business is Rlack? Ten
to one it's the fellow who is making
no especial effort to corral his
share of the shekels that are being
spent, even in these so-called hard
times. When prosperity won't vol
unteer of its own free will, it can
be conscripted by means of news
paper advertising.
There's no question that people
will buy, even in such times, if the
product is right, the price is right
and they get the right treatment
by the merchant and, in addition
fo these essentials, the prospective
buyers must be told or the mer
cuandi e. Advertising in local
newspapers is the best and the least
expensive way to spread the word
that you have something to sell.
A" AMipnr instance is furnished
by Harry Thiele's drug store. Mr.
i meie is a consistent advertiser.
He keeps at it steadily, uses plenty
of space, offers good stuff at fair
prices, and he gets results.
During the past week this stove
disposed of four Victroias, three
diamonds and a lot of other mer
chandise. The diamonds and phono
graphs are in the classes of luxur
ies, but they sold anyway. There
are always prospective customers
who can be induced to buy, provided
you keep on inviting them to your
store, and make them welcome
when they get there.
Incidentally, Mr. i'hiele believes
in utilizing plenty of space in all
newspapers ut his disposal. He be
lieves in reaching every ' possible
customer. He doesn't do all of his
talking to any one crowd. It pays
him and every other merchant will
find it profitable.
RANDOM SHOTS
t
An Alliance Bank
says in a rcecnt advertisement .
SOMEONE IS SAVING YOUR MONEY
Do you know that the Model Cleaners and Tailors are
having money for hundreds of Alliance folks every week,
and we are willing; to save some for you? When you have
a suit to clean and press call 18.
SUITS PRESSED 50c
SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED $1.50
Ladies or Men's Same Price .
WE DO BEST WHAT OTHERS DO WELL
MODEL Cleaners
Phone 18
We Call and Deliver
Chamber of Commerce
(Dy Mrs. Lloyd C. Thomas. Secy.)
The attendance at the weekly lunch
eon, given each Monday noon at the
ciuo rooms, is increasing in a jrratify
ing way. There were twenty-eight
present last Momlay noon and four in
teresting shoit talks were made by
out-of-town visitors. You are invited
to attend these luncheons and to bring
wun you, a your guests, men from
out of the city. Problems of interest
to Alliance and western Nebraska are
nscussei. a nome-cookeu meal is
served und the reasonable charge of
fifty cents is made. By phoning the
secretary' at phone 4 Monday morning
you will insure a reservation being
made for you.
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Welcome to the Harvest Home Festival
Palace Meat Market
Phone 131 Alliance, Neb.
GerFord Tickets with every $1.00 Purchase.
Four Money Savers
LOT NO. 1
1 Post Toastie
1 lb. 13. C. Coffee
1 jar Dried Deef
1 l)ox Tourist Crackers
1 can No. 2 Tomatoes
All for $1.00
LOT No. 2
1 can N0.2V2 Pineapple
1 box Echo Wafers
3 cans Carnation Milk
1 can K. C. Baking
Powder.
All for $1.00
LOT No. I
1 7 Bars
Naptha Soap
For
$1.00
LOT No. 3
1 box Washing Powder
1 can Lye.
4 bars C. W. Soap
2 cans L. H. Cleanser
1 bar P. O. Soap.
All for $1.00
WHIPPING CREAM, PER PINT 30c
Also get a lottle of that Fresh Milk from Guy Rust's Dairy.
HEADQUARTERS FOR QUALITY MEATS
We are making a special effort to handle only the best
No. 1 meat, for we have found in the past that QUALITY
is the first point considered and price the next. Visit our
market and be convinced that we sell the BEST for less
all the time.
Fresh Dressed Hens and Springers; by Fresh Dressed we
mean dressed Saturday morning.
Palace Market
Phone 131
We Deliver
K. H. McDevitt, member of the pro
duce firm of AicUavitt Hrother
Brownsville, Texas, is in the city for
he purpose of getting in touch with
potato rowers and local commission
men. Mr. McDavitt represents south
ern Texas potato growers who ai-e in
the market for a large amount of seed
potatoes to be shipped from Box Butte
county this winter. He is being as
sisted in getting in touch with com
mission men and growers by the
chamber of commerce. Box Butte
county potato growers have the oppor
tun'ty to connect up with permanent
customers in the south for seed grown
here for which they will receive good
prices, if the grower is willing to prop
erly grade his seed.
An informal "information bureau" is
maintained by the secretary at the
offices of the chamber of commerce.
Out-of-town visitors to Alliance who
desire information regarding the city
or its business firms are welcomed at
the olVice, where they will be cour
teously treated and assisted in every
way possible. Mail inquiries are being
constantly answered. Some which
come in are immediately referred to
local business men for attention, while
others are answered directly.
Mnnv compliments have been re
ceived by the chamber of commerce on
the lecture given at the Armory last
Mondiy evening by V. H. Farley of
the National Cash Register company.
A p-oo-1 crowd wns present and Mr.
Farley expressed h'mlf as being
mifh gratified ever the interest
shown.
Alliance and its citir.ens were g'ven
extended favorable ment!on in the His
tory of Western Nebraska, just off
tho nvm. u-hirh is now hp;nir dis-
I tributed. This set of books is in three
volumes and was published under the
' direction of Giant L .Shumway of
Soottsbluff, ed'tor-in-chief. Countv
Judge Ira E. Tash is the historian of
Box Bute county and his articles
make some mighty interesting reading.
Oh, well, it costs less to join thr
Klan than it does to get into the non
partisan league. Even counting in
the price of the robe, the klansman
saves $1.50.
Actual conversation (one-sided):
"What is this 'Babe' Ruth? Is it a
man? 'Babe Ruth' sounds like the
mane of a horse to me. Ball player,
you say oh, yes, he's a pitcher."
This isn't as painful as though you
took one of them to a ball game.
Ah, ha! "Clean Dancing Week"
starts November 28. Oh, well, a week
is about as long as it will last.
We have just learned that the tem
permental movie stars out at 'lolly
wood demand music while they act.
Only the wild strains of one of the
wilde.-t jazz orchestra could oxpl.iin
those dizzy pictures in which Gl.ulys
Brockwell is always found.
From the Kick Column of the Ne
braska City Press: "A womjn .who
commends us for our fight again.st the
short skirt called in person to olfor
congratulations. She didn't Tool v.s.
however. She is bow-lcr.jeil."
The easiest occupation, we ;tre told
i.; a street sweeper in i one-horse
town.
One of the handsome waitresses ut
the Alliance Ilut-tel took a pleasant
rose dive over a dog the otlvr cwn-
w:r, as an interlude between p.-is.-ing
out p'e and drawing coffee. The net
drew considerable applause, but no tn
core was staged. '
The next number on the program
will be Willie Bust, the champion pie-
eater of Antioch.
Lie for Today.
"No. 1 haven't even attended a meet
ing of the klan."
Time brings about some peculiar
changes in the public attitude. It
ha.'n't been so very many years since
federal laws prohibited dissemination
concerning birth control, and now this
subject once taboo, is slated as one of
the important topics to be discussed
by Piesident Hardings' armament con
ference. This year, at least, we neither won
nor lo.-'t on the world series. This
happy state of affairs is due to the
fact that we placei no wagers. We're
not obliged to incriminate ourself by
saying why we didn't.
Can you dance without shame or
shimmy? Can you keep on cuddling,
yet consider yourself a clean dancer?
If so, national clean dancing week
shouuln t worry you a bit.
On million, eight hundred and ninety-four
thousand quarts of beer have
been drunk in Berlin during a ten-day
festival, recently clo.-ed. This beer
was all 13 to 18 per cent stuff. Ap
parently, if the festival had continued
for only two weeks instead of ten days,
all records would have been broken. ,
The Germans hold the record for
beer drinking, of course, but well bet
Omaha could beat this record in a
walkaway and a week.
Even as You and I.
Standing in the aisle of a crowded
street car two colored youths engaged
in conversation.
Eph Lightfoot ain't wearin' any
silk shirts no more."
"Ah'll say he ain't."
"An' he is shinin' his own shoes,
too."
"Ah'll say he is."
"An he ain't runnin' no flivver r.o
more."
"Ah'll say he ain't."
"An' you 'member dat twenty dol
lar gold piece he used to wear on his
watch chain?"
"Ah'll say I do."
"Well, he's done changed it f juh a
Lincoln penny."
No Use Talking About
Troubles of Stockmen
in Western Nebraska
Jouvnal-Stockman: "There is not
much use in wasting words over the
live stock situation in western Nebras
ka," remarked Fe.-tus Corrothers of
Whitman, who was here with another
string of steers. "The troubles of the
western stockman have already been
told in detail many times and a gloomy
story ought not be repeated too often,
no matter how true it may be.
"Without going into detail, the sit
uation is something like this: Cattle
are clean and scarce, some . of our
stockmen are rather hard pressed fi
nancially, money in hard to get, occa
sional shipments of she stuff that
ought to be held on the range for
breeding purposes are being forced in
to market, hay is plentiful, freight
Alliance needs a band. The Har
vest Home Day celebrat;on, to be held
in this city tomorrow. Saturday, em
phasizes this need. Mr. Mann of the
Mann Music & Art Store, who is him
self an experienced director, has been
laboring valiantly for the past ten
days or two weeks in organizing a
temporary organization to furnish
recessprv part of the program will not ! rates are too high, and no definite
be neglected. The local men who are plans are being made for raising cattle
giving of their efforts and time in as-1 in the future.
histing him bv taking part deserve "We will have three times as much
murh creHt for the sacrifices thev are .hay as we will need for feeding stock
making. The efforts of Director Mann through the winter and there is prac-,
and his associate musicians should beltically no demand for it at any price,
given recognition and sufficient sup- If a man wished to purchase f00 or
port should be given to a permanent . 1,000 tons of hay, 1 suppose he could
oiganization. get t ir less man $a.uii a ion in me
stacK, or ai nis own price, western
Nebraska might bo called one of the
biggest hay-feeding countries in the
world at the present time, if only our
supply of cattle measured up to our
supply of feedstuff s."
We have just unloaded a
second car of new potato
sacks and we can fill your
"smokes' cost him $10 a week for nrripr fnr nnv Jimmint
trying to think of arguments airainst "Cl Ul dllV dlllUUlll.
You will want a bottle of the won
derful Tanlac remedy. You can get it
from F. E. Holstrn. 92
NOTICE
No hunting or trapping allowed on
the W. W. Beck property in Garden
county. C8to96 F
Budweiscr on draught at Wm. King
Company. Try it once. F-90-2-4-6
You can't blame a man whose
People's Meat Market
SAME OLD PRICES
BIG HAM AND BACON SALE
23c per pound
FANCY No. 1 CREAMERY BUTTER
45c PER POUND
GUARANTEED BETTER THAN ANY
YOU EVER USED.
EVERY DAY PRICES OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS
BEEF CUTS
Your Choice of Roasts, lb. 15c
Good Tender Steak, lb. 18c
Round Steak, lb. , 20c
Sirloin Steak, lb. 20c
Porter House Steak, lb. 20c
Plate Rib Boil. lb. IZllOc
Brisket Boil, lb. Sc
Hamburger, fresh, lb. 12 'Jc
Fresh Liver, lb. 0c
Fresh Brains, lb. 12 i2c
VEAL CUTS.
Veal Roast, lb. 18c
Veal Chops, lb. 25c
Veal Steak, lb. 25c
Veal Stew, lb. 13C
PORK CUTS.
Whole Fresh Hams, lb. 20c
Fresh Hani, sliced, lb. 22c
Brookfield Sausage, lb. 28c
Home Pure Pork Sausage, lb. 18c
Pork Chops, sliced, lb. 22c
Dry Salt Pork, fancy, lb 20c
Pure Lard, lb. 16c
Fresh Meaty Spare Ribs, lb. 15c
SAUSAGES.
Boiled Ham, lb. 33C
Minced Ham, lb. 25c
Wieners, lb. 20c
Frankfurters, lb. 20c
Bologna, lb 20c
Dried Beef, lb. 60c
CURED MEATS.
Morris Supreme Smoked Hams, whole, lb 33c
Morris Supreme Bacon, by slab, lb 33c
Small Cured Hams, 6 to 8 lb., per lb 15c
Fancy Bacon, by Slab, lb. 23c
Fancy Hams, whole, lb. 28c
Cheese, lb. 28c
'I BUY YOUR LIVE STOCK AND CHICKENS.
We Handle Meats, Bread, Butter and Fresh and
Canned Milk.
People's Meat Market
308 Box Butte Next to Lowry & Henry Garage
F. E. Melvin, Prop.
Cabba
(Moo
oeey
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at-
208 Laramie Ave.
1 Door South of Farmers Union
Cabbage 3.00 per cwt.
Onions 6c per lb.
JOHN HILL
the use of the weed by his woman
folks.
jO'Bannon & Neuswanger.
