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side bet this insures a fast match from start to finish
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Ringside Seats $1.00
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Balcony 50c
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ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
FOURTH AT PROSPECT PARK
THERE IS DANGER
In wearing glasses not fitted with
nniiH-r lenses. There U a differ
enre In selling spectacle as a bus.
Iness and fitting spectacles as
i.mfeMxUm. Many opticians use
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simple test9 for determining what
classes the eyes can wear and call
tiinmkolvps nrofesslonals. Our
methods are strictly professional
we use scientific tests that ai
urva fliwl the cause of the trouble
We prescribe w hat will correct the
eril ana overcome uie cuw.
DRAKE & DRAKE
Registered Optometrist
BROKEN LENSES DUPLICATED
reat Program Has Been Arranged
Palmer's Wild West Shows
Dancing and Boating
The final touch has been given to
the arrangements, and the program
s now complete for the 4th of July
celebration that will be held at Pros-
ect Park on Monday, July 5. The
th falls on Sunday, bo It was decid
ed to make the date the 5th, which
Is designated by the government as
the legal holiday. Congratulations
are due Miller & Powler, proprietors
of this popular resort, for their ef
forts and foresight in providing Alli
ance people with a pleasant place to
spend the holiday. Since the park
was first opened, these men have
worked ceaselessly toward making it
place of amusement where every
one could enjoy himself, and their
efforts have surely succeeded.
The floor of the pavilion has been
given several treatments, and it is
no as good as any dance floor In
this part of the country. Special
music has been provided for dancing
the 5th. The pavilion is set where
the summer breezes are always to be
found, which gives dancing an extra
touch of attractiveness. The power
boat. "Bedella", has been .fitted wi1'
the motor, and those who wish may
literally "dance on the water", as the
deck of "Bedella" Is specious enough
to hold several couples. Also, par
ties may reserve the big boat for s
cruise around the lake.
There are numerous row boats and
these will no doubt be very popular
with the younger folks. A nominal
price is charged for rental, and there
Is plenty of room to row, row, row.
While there ar enumerous towns
around Alliance that will observe the
nation's birthday, it Is not thought
that many people will go from here
on account of the splendid program
at "Prospect".
On the program will be found
Frank Palmer's wild west show of
pitching horses and cattle, including
"Bosco", the pitching bull; fancy
riding and roping; potato race on
horseback; hat races on horseback;
all kinds of foot races, and tub races
for the boys, and last but not least
a boat race between those mighty
welterweights, Cy Lalng and Cal Cox.
This race has been deferred from
time to time, until relations between
these two champions are strained,
and when they clash next Monday,
spectators are assured a great con
test of speed and endurance. The
race will be 200 yards, and turn
stakes.
To defray the expenses of the
event, there will be an admission fee
of 25 cents for adults. Children un
der 12 will be admitted free.
of the week on a honeymoon trip
through the Colorado parks, in auto
tours. They returned to Alliance
Monday morning.
Mr. McCormick is a popular Alli
ance business man and has made bis
home here for a number of years.
Mrs. McCormick has made her home
here for several years and Is a beau
tiful and accomplished young lady.
On the return from Denver they vis
ited her parents in Fort Morgan, Col
orado.
Mr. and Mrs. McCormick will take
charge of the Coyle cafe, one of our
popular restaurants. Mr. McCormick
is chaplain of the Alliance Volunteer
Fire Department and was greeted by
his fellow members with the glad
hand on his return.
call. Ladles and gentlemen are both
welcome and will find things planned
for their convenience and comfort.
The pool is located just back of the
ity hall. "Drop In" at any time.
WEKNER-NORBECK
George J Werner, of Brooklyn, N.
Y., and Miss Sadie Norbeck of North
Platte, were married at Holy Rosary
church in Alliance Wednesday morn
ing. Father Peter Donnelly officiat
ing. The couple left at noon for a
honeymoon trip which will take them
as far as New York City, where they
will visit with his people.
Mrs. Werner is a sister of Mrs. R.
E. Drlscoll of Alliance and has been
employed here for one year by the
Nebraska Telephone Company. She
Is an efficient operator and an accom
plished young lady. Mr. Werner is
an employee of the Burlington rail
road. They will return to Alliance
and make their home here after the
honeymoon trip.
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from Rheumatism, do what so many
thousand other people are doing
whenever an attack comes on, batbe
the sore muscle or joint with Sloan's
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ust apply the Liniment to the sur
face. It Is wonderfully penetrating.
It goes right to the seat of trouble
and draws the pain almost immedi
ately. Get a bottle of Sloan's Lini
ment for 25c of any druggist and
have it In the house against Colds,
Sore and Swollen Joints. Lumbago,
Sciatica and like ailments. Youf
money back if not satisfied, but It
does give almost instant relief.
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NEW THEATRE VAUDEVILLE
Good Company Will Play Here July
2 and ft New Scenery for
Theatre Interior
The Gallagher Players will appear
at the New theatre Friday and Sat
urday, July 2 and 3, in some of the
latest song hits, novelties and eccen
tric comedy. The Gallaghers have
been playing big time during the past
season, and the proprietors of the
New theatre were fortunate In book
Ing them for this week. Their act
Is given in addition to the regular
pictures.
Mr. Willis has just installed a new
outfit of scenery, which includes
front acting curtain that Is a beauty
and which shows his artistic skill to
good advantage. New scenery is be
Ing added from time to time. The
new scenery gives the Gallagher
players every opportunity to work to
good advantage.
McCORMICK-NOGJLE
Frank D. McCormick and Miss
Verlene Noggle, both of Alliance,
were married in Denver Wednesday,
June 23. Following their marriage,
the young people spent the balance
Is Popular Place
The new swimming pool "erected
by the Alliance Volunteer Fire De
partment, Is becoming one of the
most popular places in town, during
the warm weather. On Sunday the
pool was well filled with bathers
practically all day and the week days
are just as popular. The pool is op
en to all and those who have not yet
taken time to visit it should make a
"LITTLE HISS BROWN"
Will Be Shown at the New Theatre
Tonight All-Star Cast Head
ed by Vivian Martin
The World Film Corporation has
just released the five-part Wm. A.
Brady comedy "Little Miss Brown,"
based upon the stage play of the
same name, and It will be shown at
the New theatre Thursday night July
1. This is the second of the World
POST M, T. P. A. NOTES
Interesting Notes About l4H-al Or
Kitnlzatlmi of Traveling Men
102 Member In Post M
Members Strong and Ludington, of
Post M, returned from the national
convention at Omaha with nothing
but words of praise for the good en
tertainment provided. The Wolf
said that he changed his collar every
morning, took off his Stetson at
meal time end felt "mor fitten than
ever." Lud said the Font?relle wal
"blggern Box Butte county's new
court house and lots nicer", and he
wished the annual conventions would
come every month.
Post M now haa 102 me-nbera.
Guess 'that's going oa' tor tha
youngest post In NcbraiXa. Every
a ember of the pot is v booster and
a man who dropa out aiu either
j leave the country - re-instate.
' Watch us grow. Th bountiful
crop.) now In sUht for till) fall la
western Nebraska, coup' I with ta
high price of beer, mako prosperous
conditions a certainty.
Much credit shoull be given to the
post for the way they handled the
dance at the Opera House during the
annual stockmen's convention, held
June 15-18. In spite of the fact that
rainy evenings Interfered and that
there was competition, a nice sonfr
was realized for the treasury and
the people of Alliance who enjoy
Vivian Martin's much admired aancing were lurnisnea vuu w
i.nm.Hv irlft. r eiven vrv rhno I best The HlUSlc Was delightful, th
of showing themselves In this pro
duction. She plays the part of Bet
floor was In fine shape, the punclx
was delicious and the boys were
ty Brown who has two lovers, one of. entertainers
whom she so indiscreetly flirts with.
that she finds herself alone in a
Hartford hotel, where she Is mistak
en for the wife of a young man who
has come to the hotel to meet his
wife, and his uncle and aunt, and be
presented with some money. Betty
Brown has some extraordinary amus
ing adventures and misfortunes be
fore the entanglement la straighten
ed out, and she sends the unwelcome
lover to the right-about and declares
for the right one.
One of the most remarkable casts
ever seen In a motion picture la seen
In this comedy. Besides Vivian Mar
tin, there is Chester Barnett, John
Htnes, W. J. Ferguson, Crauford
Kent, Julia Stuart, Albert Gallatin,
all clever comedy artists.
James Young directed the picture,
which has some pretty and effective
settings and many animated scenes
of hotel and domestic life.
Excellent photography adds charm
to a plquantly pleasing and exhilar
ating picture.
There will be no advance in price
of admission 10c and 15c
Post M Is distinguished In havtffg
as an honorary member Governor
John H. Morehead of Nebraska. TS
governor knows many of the mem
bers and is always glad to see them
when they stop over in Lincoln.
Rev. O. S. Baker, pastor of tl
Methodist church at Alliance, chap
lain of the post, will preach a sermott
for the members of the post In tb
near future.
Likes The Herald
John T. Burch, of Des Moines, la..
sends In a payment on subscription
and says: "You have a very good pa
per and are deserving of patronage."
A number of the members of Po-
M have autos, and several nave
Fords. The good roads in western
Nebraska are a great inducement for
traveling by auto, as trains are a
scarce article. Si Thompson, th
good roads man, recently came walk
ing into town, footsore and dusty,
"Why, SI." said one of the boys,
"where's your Ford?" "Oh, about
four miles out in the country, op In
a tree." "Up in a tree," chorucd
the bunch. "How did it get up
there?" "Well." said SI. "It flew
out of my hand when I was cranking
it."
Preparations are already started
fcr the annual state convention to b
held In Alliance In 1916. We woa't
do any boasting, but the delegate
who attend in 19 H will not regret It
Plan to come and bring the wife.
