Nebraska Newspapers

    THE ALLtANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1921.
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ADVERTISEMENTS i
1 "? mMniT Hub. '
I 5- P"P' ithm "Want :
mm iram lookMrfor what ru.
r tkere have to trfrar. 0t outrk
result tor ttrtttt in The:
Herald Want Ad etesen-tment.
RATWS Ob e ervt ptr word-tT
InaerUon. Ooata no 'mora lhaa
Sttrer "eewapapars e8 wa rir
antea that you rch earer! hn
irad mora readers. Bur clroula
uui nut air.
WANTED
WANTED To hear from owr-if
poodTarm for Frtfte.'StntaeRph price,
full particulars. TL F.'BL'sK. Mirme
polis, "lihn. ' W94-97-T02-Z-6-
FORSALE
:FOR SjCLE Btflt rfehinRton cock
erels; bretl from 0riie -vi.ning and
; goon - fivnng ' stran. Mrs. J- A. Kce
:gan. :'2A.
FOR SA'LE-At afiifcount; a few!
f hares w)f Fair Association stock.1
'wnw-. care or cts iieraio. xux-pt
FOR SALE SmaJl 'house,
Aldoxetion. 'Faroe 124.
FOR ALE Big tyjw Cheste? White
boars; best . of deeding. Phone
-801F11. XL E. PURIXTON. . 71-tf
FOR SALE Good std cars. A. H.
JONES'De., 8rd anti-Cheycna. -'tf
MISCELLANEOUS
3 LAND ;a5ianAINS-rrite da,-, my
laree 1
ist .on crop ;Ty'entplan.3tTa;'yei a 'yotulhle" game of
LNHV, .'Gardandityt Ka. Itne t1. E. Law home last.Srnd
WILL: nmfce-ynur blanifCts .into lath
(,, rabes 8treat'nablc,.jniae. 221Se-
. ond ''Ave. JJ'tKaie 27a.
Ittj-lp
f.. UAVD. LAXTSTCKY nowtn fot Ivisi
V : ness S23 ,1Y st 5eo6ad .tmjt. . .-All
Vvvrork guaranteeai' or mcqtev refunod.
riPhoae.748. . 'T-a052;-6
8-' i In, the . Cqwnty OL'PWrt of .ajoxLBntlfc-
County, .Jebnuka.
.InlibeMatAei-wtff .Xhe .Estate rf.
( Frank Pifshhauo4i.:b reKA I
A r r- i . - . -r j. I
. All iwr5qn,lQWreoVitowand heir&;ii
inforsts,! , tKo on a nf rnv rckJ
Ibaugfi, Veceaseai, jpv Vri ifjedl.here tl year, mw f them 3ing
that. H .-A. - Rptaier, prmerlh dl. A.
; Pease,.ied her cetilion in this Court
, as thtjner, of tJiftftUowinKffewcrjb-ted,real,-iatei
tarr it the' SaiuXbeast
.uarterE) Af 5tctiqn;.Fur. (4
Township fwenty rfyt'ht 28) iinge
Forty Seri (47)JRwc BuUelUPty.
. Nebraska; (4,hat she ajieges that said
; Frank, f iitrugh, ;djpre!d this. Jit; in
Box1Butteounty,'.Naska,coa--,Fie
. 10,K'dayopfil.uly; lW,4eiviiuf no itst
will ,or testopent,. anf.1 Ttyinpr thirty
time and plaJte-fiHl.Ma heariajf
, on aaid peti&Mt and taattpn said heax-
jng 4'iri.iier atiiiinsLrauPfi f nut nan
.and Veterminyuaar . the rucht aof. descent
ui ri , nip wiwna w wednesdfcay morovg, John renainiog
whomti descea and th,rgal jn-J.3n town o make repairs on li- ar
terest I herein wtl he htet,of the
petitioner therein.
You aid each you are therefore
jiotified Viat a heanng will had, on
said petition, on t 30th (of De
cember, Ifcl, at Jhe hour pf ifl(o!cock
in the fonoon ,-of said ,dgt ;at the
rovms of he Counjy Judge 4t said
Boj Butte County af the Court ?Jouse
ilocel in te town f AliiaiM, ;and
that jjf you fiil to apftear and contest
,said .fetition jhe cout.l will grasg. ,the
prayei thereof,
(Signed) RiV EJ. TA
(Seal) , tnmty Jutig.
Jlollistr & CuninghanA, Atty.
ov.:3-ttec.20.
he fotato msm
LlJCOLL Neb., tc. ? Western
ebtaska, laryated tistrict Cloudy,
ye.w spies acQMint weafiter. JWkes un
changoj. Qentral district: Practi
cally n demand, market weak. Table
stock: sacked Early Ohios. N. t 0c
W, Wd "Biw Triumafcs, Jl0
1.1b'. Seed stock: sacked BUS 7fX-
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET!
OMAHA. eb Dec. L CATTLE
flcctiptis, ZSW. Utef and putcher cat
l9 were in active demand again today
oil a light Thursday supply. The mar
ket for fed rteers, corns and heifers,
showed further gains of 10a2.rc.
Nothing real toppy waa offered. Bight
good heavy 6teers sol dup to $8.tH)
8.10. Since lart week's low close the
market has advanced generally 75c on
steers and a big 60c on the stock,
price3 being at least a quarter better
than the best time last week. Stock
ers and feeders were stronger again
tiday, and are selling 2550c higher
tlren last week's low close, lights hav
ing advanced most
HOGS Receipts, 5,400. The market
was active this morning, being steady
to straj,g with some sales looking 5 to
20c higwr. Bulk of light hogs moved
at f 6.50,60 with top of $6.65. Mix
ed loads sold from $6.156.40. Pack
ers from $$,756.10 with heavier
gTade on dowa to $5.25. Bulk of sales
$6.25S0.6O.
SORE THROAT ;
tonsflitia or hoarseness,
gargle with warm salt
water. Rub Vicka over
k throat and cover with
hot flannel cloth. Swal 1
low slowly email pieces.
V VapoRud
Oxer UUOmJmm Vmi raej
ELLSWORTH.
Elmer Bremmer, garnpe man of
BinKham, drove down Monday with
necessary tools and repairs for fuing
Ir. Moore's car which has been "out
of commission" for th pa.t two weeks
due to freezing the engine head anil
radiator while Ftuck in the sands near
hpr roeantle.
.. J, B. Kennedy, Burlington agent, roiua ently has helped conditions
called to Rushville Tueday to testify ff Howewr Bingham
in the Lancaster case was relieved in is st: 1 menace to the overland
his station duties by Second Trick Op-toun? R,nl from aU. ?ni,,ca.t'on!? th!
erator S. E. Stewart who in tun was!J,wLTO1VmijVlit. a"!,w,U not
relieved bv Operator The man Gorman that road this fall as was
of Lakeside. Mr. Kennedy plans to P""-
go on to Casper from Rushville for a' fr.,cs AJ(l"nvJ .f, Ashky, w1,e,fn.
short visit with his dnmthter, Mrs. T9ute to, An,,,och Monday exhausted
ko. SchafenUnr. w? .L;ni, hls PPS ' about a mile ent
rt .t
; n..Vof , i
.... . ,.,,. iv. ioK5.cKj:ir Twin-.
from Lakeside
Binirham h live been assist incr th Innnl
force in laylmf new Pted in he -main
line yard limas here for the past week,
Mrs. Clara JBord left iwntfly for ws, f" on n,s V-. r- .
an extended rkit wth friends and ' i1'? l?Thompron teaching at a
relatives in Iowa and the east. i fc ""rtheart of here, pluns to
. Miss Ruth Crofutt and Miss Strnh-'tak ichors' exanunatiens in Alii-
inations in Alliance Friday and Satur- , C , . u i i r T
fa,. J Ina Dukat had planned to take cxam-
J.' L. Harrington f Newberry's ,nrtt'eP ,n A1,itance Saturday also, but
Hardware company of Alliance, at- M:?vvd st Jwved from Rush-
i x . . . :., . vdle that these examinations wll Le
S w uyMoese iniereFis neie el- .. j ; i, 4.. u
-M bcction eumra
.T ' - I
iiP nis work "a xuikr Tievnonal super-
, jnoviern.j vfsion of jioa.imapte,. p. M Hoenshell
-.til Pvtra maw nln.. A. -M
Extra men Tvere .placed urn fhe respec-
ttive forces ftir a few
days only to
cocr this extra work.
" Mrs. J. 1L Itonaihoe, proprietor of
the Ellsworth "hotel, has been tm the
iick list the jstft few days. Dr. W. H.
Sloore or Antmch attended the -vase.
Misses Mtmmimt anH Mhrl unit Pnl
jrne Kennedy were dinner guests at
fflie Wightrma liome Wetinesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J.
oung greatly
M.kll -x
iny. The lads -.were badly defeated
but they promiHfi .a comebaek in itbe
J1V HVIW
nerr future.
F. P. Kennedy, mephew of J. 35.
Kennedy, returmttl to :his home in
Omaha last week after a -mwnth's -va-cgXam
spent hrB. T. P. Kennedy is
employed by the Western Union in
Orrlttha.
nBIF'.' Bollinger 'recently spent sev
eral rfinys in the tur -country morth -of
nere, m an around :bpade. Upon his
returaMr. Boliinjrwr shipped ut over
sevejrtwn hundred dldllars w9rth (Cf
w... ,,
urirn. vMr vJ ..f,- '
f. "7. JTV-iim "r""r""
T a nlsafJlslniiin n Hk. A
Alh theVrsea'TarVly
onenedT-St is estiml that -,MrlJ
openefi-at is estiitBrtwl
... WVl.i I.
nn i
tome of 4t year'a UHlings ton ac-
ajount of the low market last vear.
USince theittcline in cattle pcices the , 1
tatr industry is one of Tshendan ooun-
t$3rD?q6tI4ying pnvfwh'trions -at the
present. It is estimated that miver
$1)i000v wot Ji of furs wjre stlld :in
thb-.ectioftiit" the sand hi!) last sea
son and if prevalent prjoe 'hold rft
nearty all tie ranchers plan to enter
the 1t busiwia on a sn&ll scale thin
winUa. Farr.eases on mm ;lakes
"befo!t3 the war'' prices Toece been
paid
Jim; VcCullork. substituted fnr John
c-,nn.Mi
on the south mail route i
yhich it fc report he has sold, J ma
fiarted out , with bav luck, before get
tmg out of town tip team boome
frightened and ran a -ay breaking the
bup tongie and -damaging some of
the 1'arness, ut this as soon repair
ed avi the trp continveL
Mr Anna bennett wns an Alliance
busines visitor Wedneriay returning
late thtit evenhjg with ther brother.
Albert, vho had driven to Rushville
Tuesday and was on the iietuyi trip,
coming by wayi of Alliance. Tlie
irO TO-NIGHT-
taxi Tomorrow Mri
ALLIANCE URLG CO.
r
TO TO-NICHTH
f this f.Rf A
A nws( IN THt K,OCMrti ) NTC-?A t,,Ul5MX.SeV BtCfVJt I MWt IT WKEl ) W.tSSi, WE A CHANCE.
jpi AND VJiLL DO ton, V y ' vjetves exo y - XTi
irX WOW TnrT WOULC V . ? V TH,S X
p nnssssssnasMi m ! 1 i ssssMasssaaMasaaBBssaajBMWBsssassui p
I Ut-T TO sALMv J 'li' 'CTfVi.il ill U rrrVw V v V?i
ronta fcera-een licre nfl Alliance me
now reported to be in xcellent cnJi
t'wn nttd the road between Alliance t-ml
Rushville mut bo good as thy made
that trip in a little over two hours.
Two traveling salesmen left Alliance
i Thursday morning nt 7 a. m. and after
pending twenty-fire minutes in An
oc Tached Ellsworth it 9 L in.
I lxoks like our recent work on the
i here and after nn enforced walk
ance aaiuitiay.
... t,,u ,,-:
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sbepard living
m.rth of Oshkosh visited in Ellsworth
Tuesday evening at the Schonard
hxime. Mrs. Shepard was ' formerly
Miss Stella Rochford.
The Thankssrivinr Hance. given by
anajrer A. Moore, was well attended,
many oeing present from uingnam.
. Lakeskle, . Spndc and hoth the north
and-FOuth countrj'. The music, fu"
nished by Pianist Albert AVilliams tf
Bingham, Coronetist Harvey Whaley
of Lakeside and J. T.'.Thompson with
' the trap drums, was exciillent and all
present reported a good time. An-
joiner irooci time may to enjoyeu ut
,,, --v-,,- v, v iQt, th
-V' avi t v. j , a w w
fnar nnt nn1 thr nrv ir njrith o crnrifl
. a a i t - a n VI
?S . D'" "Si m.Vwrnm
i.lare,t-n,?r..5ve many f'0m
hereflan to attend
At this writing only a few had re
turned from Rush nlle but we leam
that in the investigatkmp concerning
the children with Sandoz, Lancaster's
and ' McKinrtie's the court, while iiot
wholly approving someroT the treat
ment in the Lancaster case, decided
that thistfooy received xo!Hent school
opporttinities, had a gooii krme and t n
the vwbole sustained Mr. "Lancaster's
care of the child, ine adopted ton
)f Mr. and Mrs. Gus aanucsi!, who re
side on . .ranch north -of ILllsworth,
-w-as returwid to the statfe' ch dren
1 WU3
'home . from -where they obtained him
flvr a year previous. TVttiinonv was
matieomDtetclv mven m the lcKennie
l:! li.
n lor flhat particular case, as
,
,
The top protects .you from
the un, the rain, and tS3
other weather.
Now -you should protect
, your.'top. f
Tops-coft money, iind wear
ut fast, but,
"Tvps can be protected. I
have a drtssinjr of iy own
mate that will ptrt, nnd
Iceep your top in nerfect
condition, frovidirr you
bring your air in a etaiple
of times a season, anU Jet
me give it themce over.
My charges are o small ix
this service, thafc you cm
not afford to let' iit go an
other day.
WTien it comes to SERV
ICE see AL
ALS AUTO SERVICE
Between Drake Hotel and
Elks Club.
1IC
DRESS THY TOP
I ii
'. . il ' " " , .'.4
Gene Byrnes Says: 'IfcV, a Great Life
I a mm , mi ' ' I 1 '
KJ . r: m. w. r
rWlfi t VWtU. tt
3 Fut. yoo -
FOWLING
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Caha and two
daughters were Alliance cull em Sat
urday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jake EWa were eall
es it the Junes Kennedy home one
day last Week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Mann nnd fam
ily spent Saturday night at the Dillon
home nnd then they all motored to
Alliance to church Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Essex are
staying with her father, -Mr. Wilkins,
this winter. Howard is helping with
the feeding nnd Mrs. Essex is doing
the housework.
Mrs. Arthur Lore and daughter.
Miss Margueriette-and Blanche, took
dinner with Mrs. Eaton's Monday, on
their way to the winter home after
Muriel Niehl
Ejncr Christenscn "was nn Alliance
caller Saturday.
Miss McConnick motored to Alliance
Wednesdny evening to spend Thanks
giving with her mother. She returned
to her school Sunday evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jake Elsea were shop
ping in Allianc. Friday.
Mr. Bunks i ts an Alliance cnller
Saturday.
Mrs. Elsea was pleasantly surpris
ed Sunday when the neighbors began
to arrive in the morning. Messrs. and
Mosdames Jasper Colvin, Ab Hall and
family, N. E. Hurl hurt, Miss Roberts,
Mrs. Nichols and children, and James
Kennedy and daughter, Miss Agnes,
spent the day with her.
Ernest Wilkins nnd Osmorc llcwe
f " ; , till
LET ME CURE YOUR
PILES THAT
can cure yswr 'fMlea Fhrhsta.
Rectum except canoer a abort time longer) by an original, pain
less, dissolvent anethoal of my own, without chloroform, ethsr or
kntfn, and without danger whatever to the patient. My treatment la
ao ancoessful'that I have ttuUt tip the largest practice In this line
between Omaha and ttenver. My treatment la no experiment. It la
the) meet successful method ever discovered for the treatment of
Diseases of ths Rectum, t have cured many cases where the knife
had fslaed and many atfcsr cases) that had bsen treated for months
and rears n vala. 4 guars a curs in svery csss I accept or mske
. no cxtarae fer any ajervioss. My methsd of curing Piles and othe
Rectal Diseases, an msM as Rupturs, was laughed at twenty year
ago, feuet today 4 cam no tot taitti pHde to nil of thesa who havs be
lievoat -ka ens and nwi cns te Grand Island to get cured. If you are
'awfferiU awtth some form of Rectal Trouble or Rupture, write to me
today, teJIaag aM about your trouble and let me tell you how easy It
la to not cared. Be) omts te siee the free Information coupon when
yon write to n.
b No longer s t naoesaary far you to spend three or four weeks
netting your piles cared. You can now be cured within five days,
and be no and oronnd aU thstima you are taking treatment.
Oont dowbt this amazing truth! Send for free Information today
lao convancmg proof tnst my method of curing Rectsl troubles
and Ruptaro should appeal te all those wishing to avoid a surgical
operation with Its attendant discomforts of dread and fear that
causes ao anany sufferer to delay In sseklng relief.
CAUSE
due to ths centtant
atrsin of sven a mild
cai of piles on ths
ympathstlo nsrvoua
system.
You csn pour all
the medicine down
your throat that
money can buy, or
You csn spend your
last dollar at ths
world's best health
resorts, or
lillyT '"'''''
tele
Vt Aft
t.t'te,
CAUSCD T Hits
Vau can allow yourself to be all cut and
Slatnted, yet You will NEVER get rid of
these troubles until your piles ars cursd.
WH. RICH. Pile and Rupture Specialist.
Grand Island. Neb.
fftease aend me free, complete Informa
tion reKardlnff the method you uee In cur- .
Inj Vllea, Fistula, Flaaura and other rectal
dispaaea and rupture, without a eever
aurcrtesl operation. (Mention which trouble
you hfeire when writlnv).
NAUB,,
Town...,,,. R. F. D
67
ii a m lO
COMPELLtX
TrKT CAL.V.
LOOK
V to ;tt
v BCCAoe.
were callers at the Brus home Sun
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Hurlburt and
Mrs. Lnngford motored to Alliance
Monday.
Kev. Brush, a traveling minister,
Fpoke at the Union church Sunday.
Russell Cray motored to Alliance
Friday to attend the home talent play.
Miss Hutchison spent Thanksgiving
with home folks in Alliance.
The program at the Johnron school
house was postponed an account of
old weather.
Messrs. and Mcsdjmes Nelson,
Crawford and Boycr nnd families were
dinner guests at the Mann home
Thanksgiving day. ,
Mrs. Sadie Henderson and daugh
ters were callers at the "Scotty'' Hen
derson home Monday.
John Wiltsey of Homingford drove
a truck out to the Elsea ranch Mon
day after a cow he had on pasture
I there.
Mrs. Charles Hall returned home
J Monday after a visit in Ohio with
relatives. Mr. Hall nml son, Jay,
motored to Alliance to meet her.
Ab Hall and daughters and Miss
Robert motored up to Jay Hall's Sat
urday, Inking little Jay and Esther
home, who spent a few days with Jean
and Alberta.
Clarence Kilpatrick was an Alliance
caller Saturday.
We are slowly getting to the point
where we can eat a piece of steik
without feeling that we nre takin r it
away from starving Europe. New
York Evening Mail.
I HI T
QUICK!
Fissure and other Dlieacet of
MANY DISEASES
DR. RICH
Pile and Rupture '
RpeclallHt
Grand laland, Neb.
I cure every ess
of Plies I treat by my
mild serum treat
ment, or you need
not pay me on cent
thTSl
r
If You Don't Weaken."
O, llTTir MOJT
rt 60S 6(Vt t
thi AfroHTKewT
ki Aoe it tmres.
M . . - A
I LAW X
Ftt-ULRi- U (
OMAHA GRAIN MARKET
OMAHA, Neb., Pec. 1. WHEAT
l(n 2c higher. No. 2 hard f 1.12(1.15.
No. 3 hard, fl.07l.U. No. 4 hard,
f 1.0(51.10. No. 2 mixed, f0c. , No. 3
durum, Me. Sample gTade yellow
hard, f 1.05.
CORN lCM'c higher. No. 1 white,
40' ic. No. 2 white, 40f40 '4c No. 3
white, 40(a10,ic. No.' 3 white, 40$?
41c. No. 1 yellow, 41c. No.' 2 yellowr.
10'tc No. 3 yellow, 4010!ic. No.
1, 40c.
nt 40'ic. No. 2, 40iO,iC. No. 3,
394c.
OATS UtfP tic hU-hcr. No. 2 white
31c No. 3 white, 30 ' i30 c. No. 4
whit". COSOUr.
RYE 2c higher. No. 3, Tic.
For wholesome lood, cooked
like you pet at home, by tJie week
$7.01. II. L. Ferguson,-Western
Hotel Dining !!oor.t. 2
WELDING
fGEO. n. BRECKNER
'210 W. 3rd
MOVING. PACKING. STOKING
AND SHUTING
SNYDER TRANSFER
AND FIKEniOOF STOHAGE
Whrn It's Your More,
Let Us Know"
Office riinnr. ! 1; lie. 884 snd 111k. 73fl
- F. A. BALD
Attorney-at-Law
Office in Reddish Ulock
Let Ms Cry Your Sales
IL A. WYLAND
Auctioneer 12.12 Missouri
Telephone 344
L. A. BERRY
ROOM 1, RUHCR BLOCK
PHONE 9
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
Drake & Drake
Doctors of Optometry
Glasses Accurately Fitted
Not Medicine,' Surgery, Osteepsthg
DRS. JEFFREY & SMITH
Chiropractors Palmer School
Telephone 8C5 Wilson Building
Real Estate, Loans and
Insurance
F. E. REDDISH
Reddish Block
Phone 61 ' ' Allisaet
Harry P. Coursey
AUCTIONEER ' ,
Lle Stock and General Farm Salsa
PHONE NO. 1
Transfer and
' Storage
PIANO MOVING BY
AUTO TRUCK.
PACKING AND CRATING
FURNITURE A
SPECIALTY.
ALLIANCE TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO.
f-OVJmZT IT
O CLOCK
ME e CHANCE.