THE ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1022.
IMPERIAL THEATRE
SATUKDAY, APIUL, 8
(leorge Fitr.mauiicc presents
"PAYING THE PIPER"
Century Comedy "THE STRAPHANGER"
ADMISSION 1." and 10c and War Tax
SUNDAY, APRIL 9
JOHN EMERSON AND ANITA LOOS
present their own production
"RED HOT ROMANCE"
You'll need a double supply of breath, because you'll
laugh it out.
Comcdv Lan v Scmon. in "THE SPORTSMAN"
ADMISSION 1: and 10c and War Tax
MONDAY, APRIL 10
TOM MIX, in
"HANDS OFF"
ALSO-4 ACTS VAUDEVILLE 4
ADMISSION 20 and .'0c :ind War Tax
Watch for JACKIE COOGAN, in
"MY BOY"
HAVE YOU TRIED THE B & B ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP
SINCE THE NEW MANAGEMENT HAS TAKEN CHARGE? IF NOT, DO SO, ALL WE ASK IS A TRIAL.
Under Alliance National Rank W. II. JOHNSTON, I'ropiietcr Satisfaction Guaranteed
Uncle Mose Kinkaid
Files For One More
Term iri Congress
Contnrssnian Moscr P. Kinkaid of
K !; Kivth ilUlrlrt f'ilpl nomination
papers Mondav us a candidate for rc-
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tlidate but is willing to arcrpt votes
from members of any party. His filing
is nothing new to him. This is his
eleventh experience. Of the ten nom
i nations he has already had all but
one was for re-election. He is now
serving his twentieth successive year
as n member of congress from Ne
braska. Once his resolution to uitl
the business of running for contrvess!
wa.s fully determined. He withdrew
from the race several years ago on
account of his health, but before it
was too late his health improved to
such" an extent that he changed his
mind and got buck into the struggle.
Last fall he had about decided to stop
running at the end of his twentieth
year, or at the end of his present two
year term. An effort was made early
in the present year to induce nim to
try for the United States senatorship. I
Finally he felt impelled to try once
more on the ground that the chair
manship of the irrigation committee j
tifeded his experience and the help
of his committee clerk, A. H. Humph
rey of l?iol:en Bow, formerly state
land commissioner of Nebraska.
Wet wash calls received before
8:30 will be returned by 2 p. m.
20 lbs. for $1. Alliance Steam
Laundry. HS-ti
Adam had one advantage. The first 1
robin didn't fool him into taking 'cm !
clF. DulTalo Evening News.
We are ahle to get only a few more
sets of low-priced cable trace harness.
Khein Hardware Co. 28 1
Warren Lotspcich
Draws $100 Fine
in County Court
Warren Lotspcich was fined $100
and costs on the charge of illegally
transporting lio,uor. The defendant
has announced that he will a il. The
appeal bond was set at $275. The evi
dence in the case brought out the fact
that the liquor in question was found
wrapped, in a coat in the Ford auto
mobile of one Sanford Saling, abo of
Hemingford. Suling could not be
found, ami the car in which the liquor
wa found was confiscated at the order I
of the court. Harry Gantz, attorney for'
the defendant, maintained that Lot-
speich could not be guilty of trans
porting liquor as he was merely a pas- 1
senger in the car. The court, however,!
ru ed that the evidence brought out
that Lotsjeich knew of the presence
of the liquor and was therefore equally
guilty.
Rinrt!o Mendozo, one year, five
months old, died of bronchial pneu
monia Wednesday. Funeral services
services were held at 4 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon at the Catholic church.
Onion sets,
, ffirden seed
Hardware oo,
15c quart, and other
in proportion. Khem
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Wet wash calls received before
8:30 will bo returned by 2 p. m.
20 lbs. for $1. Alliance Stearnt
Laundry. 38-tf
At his reported ralary, the movie
will make Hays while the stars shine-
Now that Egypt is free she can have We are able to get only a few more
her dances back. Newspaper Enter- sets of low-priced cable trace harness.
j pi ise Association. I Khein Hardware Co. 3S
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Help Make
Alliance More
Attractive.
It's Our City
Let's Be Proud
of It.
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A Town With
Green Lawns
Is a Better
' Place for
All of Us to Live.
All nature and mankind is dressing up with the new season. The dull, drab sombre Winter has passed and it's now time to put on
a new front. The merchants listed below are ready to help you all offering you service that is 100 per cent efficient, as well as materials of
the highest quality. Prices, too, are more attractive than ever.
"Do Your Bit" the Week of April 24 to 29
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its
Put On Screens
for Cleaner Homes
Keep the home free
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Ik. il om pesuieruus mes.
It's Cleaner, Healthier and Infinitely
More Pleasant.
WE CARttY FULL LINK OF SIZES IN STOCK
Forest Lumber Co.
Brighten Up
With Paints and
Enamels
You can cx nut flip Hmii.
.1- .! f
5 up and Paint-up Campaign by
using paints and enamels but you will help yourself too.
They Make A Fleasanter Place to Live
USE MURESCO OR KYANIZE
F. J. BRENNAN
It costs a community more to be dirty than to keep
clean. Consider the toll of disease, fire and depreciation,
through filth, disorder and neglect. For one example:
Dust and grime are said to be responsible for more than
50 per cent of the wear and tear on clothing and house
furnishings.
Every housewife realizes that dirty streets and yards
in her community are a real burden on her time and purse.
The dust from the streets finds lodgment in her curtains,
draperies and cat pets. It makes her housekeeping an
endless burden. And so with the merchants and all other
classes. ' '
No home owner would attempt to clean up the entire
community, but when a large number work together in a
concei ted effort to clean up, the result is apparent to all of
them. And so the movement started in Alliance for a
Clean-Up and Faint-Up campaign by the Chamber of Com
merce to begin with the week of April 21th, has met with
a hearty response.
The splendid community spirit which has been de
veloped in the 7,000 cities and towns has practically re
made many communities. Streets are repaired, parks are
beautified ramshackle fire traps are razed. Millions of
homes and public buildings have been repaired, repainted
and restored to beauty and usefulness.
These are some of the fruits of community co-operation.
The complete history of the Clean-Up and Paint-Up
campaign will never be written, but it is sufficient to say
that no such practical, popular and successful co-operative
movement for community welfare and betterment ever
has been undertaken. The most commendable and signifi
cant thing about it is that these great bodies of people
give their services and energy to this work without any
pay and solely for the public service.
In every city, including Alliance, there is a multitude
of men and women who have long wished for a real "City
Lieautiful." They are public spirited citizens whose vision
extends far beyond the confines of their own homes. Their
increased enjoyment of living and their pride in their city
and its general welfare are their reward.
"I LIKE TO SEE A MAN PROUD OF
THE PLACE HE LIVES IN."
LINCOLN.
GET BUSY
USE THE RAKE
AND THE SPADE
Make a Cleaner PLANT FLOWERS
ALLIANCE. PLAN A GARDEN
We Supply the Tools
Newberry Hardware Co.
Fix 'Em Up
Why not make Clean
Up and Paint-Up
Week the occasion for
mittincr that hoard in
the back porch floor, for building a new set
oi back steps, iney need hxing before
someone gets hurt.
J. H. Melville Lbr. Co.
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THE OFFICIAL CITY SCAVENGER WILL CART THE REFUSE AWAY.
We have extra men and equipment and can take care of yen on very short notice.
SAM SHELT0N, Official City Scavenger
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