FISHY Specials
for next SATURDAY
In commemoration of the enormous
haul of fish made by the proprietor
of the
Bee Hive
Leading Variety Store
at the Odd Fellows picnic last Sun
day, we are giving the following at
wholesale prices:
i quart pitchers, blue and white 14c
2 quart heavy galvanized tin buckets 29c
Landscape and comic mounted pictures 6c
12 quart galvanized slop jars 39c
Porcelain slop jars 89c
Heavy tin, loose rim, decorated slop jars S9c
Jelly beans, candy, per pound 10c
Good mixed candy, per pound 10c
Gum drops, per pound 10c
Pineapple cocoanut squares, per pound 10c
Double votes on the piano contest will be given
on all the above specials, ice cream and drinks
The FISH came In swarms. We expect YOU
to do the same
of Whtt Royal ovr Mesh 811k and
carried a boquet of bride's roves. Af
ter the ceremony a three course
luncheon was served. The couple
left al midnight for Roulder. Colo.,
where they will spend a few days.
They will be at home after July
16th. at Alhla, Iowa, where the
groom is engaged In the electrical
business.
Another Big Addition
to Program
Free For All Parade at Eight O'Clock
Thursday Evening
The committee decided last night
to add another big feature to Thurs
day's program for the convention
next week. At eight o'clock that
evening there will be a monster free
for all parade, In which lodges, socle
ties, firemen, vehicles of all kinds,
floats, cowboy and cowgirls will en
ter. The parade will pass along Box
Hutte avenue.
Cash prizes will be awarded as fol
lows: A prize will be given to the
beat appearing lodge or society. A
prize will be given to the most at
tractive vehicle. A prize will be
awarded to the best cowboy and cow
girl outfit.
There la no fee for entering and
all lodges, societies, etc., are Invited
to participate.
TWO FLIGHTS EACH AFTERNOON
MRS. MCDONALD RETURNS
Mrs. John McDonald returned
Tuesday noon from an extended visit
with frtenda and relaUves In Califor
nia and western ponlts. Hr McDon
ald met her at Pueblo, where they
visited with bis uncle and cousins
there. They also apent one day in
Denver on their return.
Mrs. McDonald visited with Mlas
Maulek in m Angeles and with Mrs.
Alspach, formerly of Alliance. She
also visited for a month with her
father in Selma, California. On her
way home she stopped over a day
at the Grand Canyon In Arizona.
BLOOMFIELD ELDER
The wedding of Miss Elsie Bloom
field and Mr. Samuel Elder was sol
emnized at th? home of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Bloom
field, at 932 Laramie Ave., In the
presence of the immediate family
and a friend of the bride's. Miss
Mary Cuaick, of Albia, Iowa. The
Rev. A. L. Mathews performed the
ceremony. The bride wore a gown
The famous R. C. St. Henry, the
aviator, who holds the 10th license
Issued in the United States and good
In five foreign countries, will fly in
a Curtis Biplane, two flights each
day, June 27 and 2H, at Crawford
City Park under the auspices of the
A rah L. Hungerford Land Show and
Land and Lot Sale. Admission to
the Park to see both of these flights '
will be only 50 cents. No night,1
no pay. Admission to the Exhibition ,
Tent during the afternoon and even-1
Ing to inspect and have explained
to you the famous Biplane, will be I
only 25 cents. '
You can t afford to miss Hunger-'
ford's Big Sale and Show at Craw
ford, June 26-2 -28. 1'ivc strecl
shows. Brass Band and the bin
crowd Hungertord will nave a b.oth
on main street from which he i ill
give out free candy and Ice cream
to all visitors and at all hours dur
ing the day and evening of each of
1,1s Big 3 Days June 26-27-28. The
Bl Carnival Savldge Bros. Amuse
ment Co. will also be on In full
swing. Come to Crawford where you
always have a pojq tit.-
11 you haven't one of Hungerford's
Si.le Catalogs, call at his office and
! get one when you arrive 4n the city
he extends a cordial invitation to
'nil his friends, acquaintances and
i visitors to make his office his head
quarters. There will be no chance
I of being disappointed in the flying
machine part of Hungerford's pro
i a in as the machine has already
boen shipped to Crawford.
28-U-2301
JUNE REDUCTION SALE
Prices You Cannot Afford to Overlook
Clearing Our Summer Line, in order not to
carry any goods over. You get the benefit
Wed., June 18 to Sat, June 28
r
Ladies' House and
Street Dresses
$7.00 values for $3.98
4.00 values, to close at 1.98
3. 50 values for 2.69
2.50 values for 1.75
1.25 values for 98c
3.00 val. ladies' white skirts 1.79
Misses' Dresses, size 14,
16, 18, $1. 25 value at.
98c
Muslin Underwear
Night Dresses, extra size,
1.35 value for $1.19
Regular size, $1.35 val. for 1.15
Crepe, special 1.00
Regular size, 1.25 val. for 1.00
75c and 85c values go at. . 69c
Corset Covers 50c, 65c, $1.00
Children's Muslin Pants,
2 to 12 years 15C
Summer Underwear
75c ladies' union suits, 59c
40c ladies' union suits, 29c
Ladies' Stay-on
Vests IOC to I8c
Ladies' Shirt
Waists
1.25 values for 75c
$2. 25 values for 1.49
Petticoats
1.00 values 69c
$1.25 values 98c
$1.50 values $1.10
HOSIERY
Speci.il line, all colors, silk lisle,
special price, pair - - 25c
Children's Hose - - 10c, 15c, 25c
Ladies' Hose - 10c, 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c
CORSETS NEW MODELS
$2.49
1.98
1.49
1.00
$3.00 W. B. Corset, sale price
2.50 W. B. Corset, sale price
2.00 W. B. Corset, sale price
Nos. 1351, 1352 and 1353 spls.
Children's rompers, 35c value - 29c
Laces, odd insertions, to close . 2c
Handkerchiefs, all linen, 4c, 5c, 10c
Extra tine corset cover emb'd'y 29c
Linen Handbags, 75c value . 880
FANCY WORK DEPT., New Novelty Braid
Pearl luster, 2 skeins, 5c. D. M. C.
Cotton, 8 for 10c. Richardson's Silk
Floss, per skein. 4c.
Coronation, liickrack, Castle, Braids,
Filet Net Embroidery
Millinery at Cost. Must be Closed Out
REGAN'S
Opera House Block
Alliance
s
THE FAMOUS
12 YEARS OF
Square Dealing
Another Shipment
New Patterns of
Fine Shirts
Excursion rate
$1.00
Men's Blue Amoskeag
Shirts. Excursion rate
39c
Men's Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers
Regular 35c values
Excursion rate
19c
Men's Silk Sox
Wear guaranteed
Blue, tan, black, gray
A world beater
200 SEES 200
Straw Hats
Excursion rate
9c
THE FAMOUS
Is the Style Center
of Alliance
EXCURSION RATES
IO DAYS OF EXTRA BARGAIN GIVING
THE FAHOUS
12 YEARS OF
Clothing Supremacy
READ these prices, come in and see the goods and compare them with any in
any city in the country and you will see that we are in a position to give you
REAL VALUES. For 12 years this store has set the pace for men's and boys'
wearables. You will be the loser if you don't take advantage of this sale
How is this? lean you beat it ? I Here is a stem winder! I Here is another! I 75 Light Colored Spring
i An all woo! blue serge I A fine line of NewE YOUR FREE CHOICE ofl Your choice of any suit! Suits made for us by 1
suit, absolutely fast color! Spring Worsteds and Cas Hall those elegant $18 1 worth up to $22.50 1 Hart Schaffner & Marx, 1
p- ifelH Sir 1t II n 1
1 Excursion rate 1 I iJ.'S j f 1 ! I Excursion rate I fl I Excursion rate XI Excursion rate I I I
I IUI Ti.yUl Awl m m
IVE PEICES FBOM
IVE STOE E
Boys' BojS1 Fine Silk Boys' Big line Boys Men's Gauntlet Boys'
Knickers Waists Four in hands Wash Suits Kompers Rain Coats Gloves, big cuff Knit Ties
25c 19c 25c 50c 39c $3.50 50c 11c
. - tmmm mm mmmm
Men's military OGk n,,.... Children's Fine White Big line of Men's Radium Boys' all wool Men's
collar .JyiJ small size Caps Linen Plaited Soft Shirts Sox, black and Long Pants Work Pants
Soft Shirts on all Trunks sailor style Shirts for men coat style tan, 3 pairs for Just received $1.50 vals. now
coata'le50c ISftSEgfe, 19c nggg$ $1-00 25c I $2.50 $1.00
The Famous One-Price Clothing House
NORTHWESTERN NEBRASKA'S LARGEST CLOTHING STORE, ALLIANCE. NEBR.
MEN'S UNION SUITS
White and Ecru
Excursion rate
50c
Fine line of
Douglas
Oxfords
$3.50
1r f pairs of Boys'
Outing Shoes
Buckskin Color
Elk Soles
$1.89
A Fine Double Texture
Steam Shrunk
Rain Coat
Storm Collar. Looks
like $10 bill. Every
one warranted
Excursion rate
$5.98
Big line of Boys'
Spring Caps
Excursion rate
29c
The Famous
Chief Attractions are Quality,
Large Stock, Low Prkes, Style
