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BOGUE STORE
Below it a style niniwutunfiit
from the October Ladies
Mom Journal and the) current
iua of Vogue.
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The Store That SUs
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says about your
new fall suit
S!iehfly fitted jacket, flare
skirt, hiiiH rolling collar, novel
belt and pocket cfTocts and pre
cise attention to the outline of
the garment that's the com
mandment on suit styles from
Paris fur this season.
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and classic simplicity. Keuit-tnler
that it ii only one of six in the Win
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others in tite ne w offerings of Woult t-x
tailored coats, suits uiul Lirt.i,
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to make it buy Mylc t' .it i..!,irrrt
and rctinrd, and niutcr i Aork
mant.liip that are riii.. t:;i. e of
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Irom the tiu;;y uttuttivc model
that earry the
Wooltex label.
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to $55.00; suits at
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kirts at fS.lll) to
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the full Itrnetit of
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The members and friends of the
Elks Club enjoyed a pleasant even
ing at the Klks rooms last Thursday
evening. The music furnished for
the occasion was of the very best and
a large number of couples heartily
Joined In the erforts to make the
hour pleasant one. I'unch van
nerved the merry-makers and the
participants kept time to music In
graceful strides and steps until the
wee hours of the morning. It Is
hoped that there will be many more
such enjoyable evenings, and the
guests report the hosts on this oc
cattlon especially entertaining.
Mrs. Claudia Dole will act as IiokI
esa for the Woman's Club Friday af
ternoon of this week, at her home on
211 V. 7th street. A very interest
ing program will be carried out, thin
to Include roll call of members, re
sponded to by current events; report
from the state federation meeting re
cently held; a book review by Miss
Wilson, und music. Another pleas
ant and profitable afternoon is antic
ipated iy the ladies.
event. After oth r pleaslnt t;arnes.
the guents were s-ated to a four-1
course luncheon, to which all did
able Justice. The hostess, who so
royally entertained these deserving
people, was assisted In serving by the
Misses Kibble, Fink and Smith.
The ladies of the Haptist church
who so royally entertained the pub
lic at a chicken pie supper Tuesday
evening faired well from a financial
stand-point as well as making an en
joyable place for the participants to
meet and greet their neighbors. The
bounteous supper more than repaid
everyone for attending and It Is hop
ed that there will be other similar
events in the near future.
Miss Mary O'Keefe was hostess to
a company of friends at a very pleas
ant dinner party last Thursdar even
ing, at 6 o'clock. The event was one
among the many other social times
which some ladies of the town en-
Joyed, when gathering together to
visit with their old friend Mrs. Cun
ningham. The hours on this occas
ion, spent in a very informal way,
were delightful, and the dinner serv
ed proved to be of the best and was
thoroughly enjoyed by all In attend-
a nee.
The members of Chapter A. II., P.
E. O., were entertained Monday at
the home of Mrs. W. M. WeMenha-
mer. The program was one of mu
sic which waB furnished by an Edi
son phonograph, tinder the direction
of Mgr. (ieo. Darling, who had been
invited to the home with some of the
new and latest records. lor the pur
pose of entertaining the company.
Responses to the roll chII were given
by quotations from Emerson, and
the leader for the afternoon was Mrs.
Tillett. At the close of .the very
pleasant afternoon hours the guets
were served to a four-course lunch
eon which was delirious, and reports
grant the time spent profitable in
every respect.
Mrs. II. J. Sallows entertained the
1914 club at her home Monday after
noon of this week. A very social
time was enjoyed in addition to the
noedlecraft and other work indulged
In by the ladies. A delicious lunch
eon was served and the participants
report Mrs. Sallows a charming hostess.
What promises to be one of the
most entertaining and profitable
events in a musical way will take
place at the Christian church, Satur
day evening of this week, October
23, when the Royal Welsh Singers
will appear. The program, which is
given below, is one which will In
clude a diversity of numbers proving
itself adapted to all music lovers.
Part one will consist of a chorus
"Song of the Jolly Roger" Candlsh,
Ensemble; bass solos (a) "Mells-
ande In the Wood" Ooeti, (b) "Lit
tle Grey Home in the West" Ixhr,
by Geo. H. Lane; chorus "Medley
from the South" Pike, Ensemble;
tenor solo "Dear Ixve, Remember
Me" Marshall. Hen Davies: niano
Mrs. w. u.-uumer very pleasantly number 1 5th Rhansodv Liszt. Ar-
enieriamed at ner nome rnoay ai- tbur s. smith; chorus Polka Seren
ternoon of last week, a company of afle Schoeffer, Ensemble. Follow
ing an intermission at this point,
ladies in honor of Mrs. Walter Ad
ams, and Mrs. Agnes Cunningham,
the latter being here visiting old oc-
quaintances of twenty-three years
ago, and renewing the old friend
ships. It is easily guessed that no
time was lost in exchanging memor
ies of the olden days and after a most
social afternoon the guests were serv
ed with a very elaborate dinner at
6 o'clock. Mrs. Rumer was assisted
in serving by Miss Virginia Broome,
and the former's daughter Mrs. Hive-
ly. The guests report the hostess
and tier helpers royal entertainers,
and the enjoyable time spent will not
soon be forgotten.
part two will be as follows: Chorus
'Sextette from Lucia" Donizetti,
Ensemble; duet "Ixve and War"
Cooke, 13. Davies and Ceo. Lane;
pat t song "Sleep Kentucky Babe"
-(Jeibel, Ensemble; tenor solo
"Mountain Ijovers" Squire, J. Pres
ton Smith; The "Lusltanla Disaster"
Rlsca Williams; vocal waits
"Blue Danube" Strauss, Ensemble;
(a) Welsh National Anthem (Hen
Slad Fy Nhadau). (b) American Nat
ional Anthem "The Star Spangled
Banner" Ensemble.
Mrs. John O'Keefe invited a com
pany of ladies to go with her to the
theatre Friday evening, and among
her guests was her friend Mis. Cun-
nlngham. After a pleasant time at
I the show, the hostess escorted her
guests to her home and there served
them with a delicious luncheon,
which all duly participated in and
enjoyed.
The Methodist ladies' aid met at
the home of Mrs. W. A. Bennett
Wednesday afternoon of this week
and altho the session was a regular
one, the large number who attended
enjoyed the afternoon hours spent in
a social way, after the business had
been attended to.
The Daughters of Isabella were en
tertained at their rooms In the base
ment of the Holy Rosary church last
Thursday . afternoon. The hours
were spent in a very social manner,
and the lunch served at the proper
time added to the pleasant meeting.
Mesdames Nolan, Glleran, Burns and
Phelan were the hostesses, and a
very enjoyable time is reported by
all those In attendance.
The ladies of the Episcopal guild
gathered at the parish house Wed
nesday afternoon and enjoyed a very
pleasant afternoon with their fancy
work, and other interesting enter
tainment. Mesdames Johnson and
Reid were hostesses to the company
and the delicate refreshments served
by the ladies were fully appreciated.
Mrs. C. A. Newberry very delight-
i fully entertained a company of lady
friends in compliment to Mrs. Cun
ningham, on Saturday afternoon of
last week. A very social time was
bad, and the dinner served at 6
o'clock more than satisfied the appe-
Mtes of all the guests, and all voted
Mrs. Newberry an ideal hostess.
On Friday evening of this week, at
the parish house of St. Matthews
church, will occur a very enjoyable
event, when members and friends of
the congregation will unite in giving
Dean and Mrs. Shaw and family a
welcome to the Alliance Deanery and
the community. We are sure from
the arrangements being made 1 that
the social good time will be fully en
tered into and everyone Bbould be
there to express a warm hearted wel
come to the strangers.
, The members of the Eastern Star
chapter met In their rooms Tuesday
evening of this week and enjoyed a
very pleasant evening. Regular bus
iness was dispensed with and two
candidates were initiated into the
order. There was a large attendance
and everyone had a delightful time.
Mrs. J. N. Andrews entertained In
honor of Mrs. Walter Adams, of Mll-
I waukee, one afteruoon last week and
the party of ladies enjoyed a very
pleasant time. Refreshments added
to the enjoyment of the occasion, and
i the company iu attendance surely ap
preciated the social time so afforded.
Rhein-R ousey Co.
Market Week Specials
A $135 International Spreader
To the person mailing or handing in highest
sealed bid before 6 p. m., Saturday evening,
October 30, 1915. Give us your bid.
A High Grade Henny Buggy
Starts at the regular price) $100.00, Monday,
October 25th. Reduced $2.50 each day until
sold. Better be on the lookout than regret
letting the other fellow get it.
Other Specials for the Week
See us for Particulars
Rhein-Rousey Co
THE ROOMING HOUSE OP ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
COMFORT WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE
47-ATLAS ROOMS-47
F. L. SMITH. Proprietor
RATES:
Ier Day, ftOc and Up. Per Week, $2.00, $3.00 and 9S.HO
REVIVAL MEETINGS
IU-v. H. J. Young, Pastor of Cluistiun
Church, Will Iiegiu Revival Her-
rices Next Sunday Morning
Beginning next Sunday morning,
the Christian church will conduct a
series of revival meetings lasting
three weeks. Rev. H. J. Young wil!
do the preaching Instead of calling
in an evangelist. Live themes rela
tive to the church and Its work and
man's relation to it will be treated In
the fairest manner possible. The
An Interesting missionary program
is being prepared for next Wednes
day afternoon, at the home of Mrs 1
C. B. Gibson. The ladies of the M.
E. Aid society are planning it for
3 o'clock, and all will be eager to
attend and be Instructed in this line
of thought.
A New Roof
The party held at the home of Mrs
.la int. n Hunter at 724 Box Butte ave
nue, Tuesday evening, was one which
carried with it much pleasure to the
invited guests, who were the lady
teachers in the city schools, and the
the supply teachers. Twenty-seven in
vitations were issued for the event.
and everyone who attended truly en
Joyed every minute of the evening
hours. The rooms were prettily dec
orated in the Hallowe'en designs and
there was great merriment for the
guests heartily entered into the
Pleasurable stunts which they were
If this job la not to be don over supposed to Indulge in. After the
coast be put on the house or baru
this spring. The old shingles can
not withstand the sun and atorm an
other season.
guests had arrived and were seated,
the Important personage who is al
ways In attendance at such occasions
the witch with her suit of black
set off with a bright red shawl and
carrying her broom appeared and
immediately took up her abode in
the booth prepared for her and then
everyone had the extreme pleasure
of having their future foretold In the
most graphic terms possible, and wo
.Lumber, too, for repaJ about the ere sure that the services of the per
son employed were appreciated
During this form of entertainment
und fitting in with the program was
the arrival of an Italian dressed la
the glowing colors so dear to the
hear' of this nationality, carrying an
A lot in Fairvlew Addition the accordion, and accompanied by a
new and popular Addition to Alliance monkey. The usual tin cup was
Is one of the bent Investments to be presented for almi, and this ell add
rmd in northwest Nebraska today, ed to the pleasaut features of the
galn for at least tea year you bet
tk um) OUR
Shingles
They are good for that length of
tne, anyway, and perhap longer.
At a lower price we can sell you
Ahtngles not quite so good.
place.
Dierks Lumber Co.
The Elks club are planning a liard-
tlme harvest social and dance for
Friday evening, the 29th, and a
pleasant time is looked forward to.
The event is to take the form sug
gestive of Hallowe'en, and besides
an elaborate supper, which is being
planned for that occasion, an orches
tra from Denver will be present to
furnish high-class music, and the
members of the club, with their
friends, are anticipating a delightful
time.
"TIZ" GLADDENS
SORE, TIRED FEET
'TIZ" makes sore, burning, tired feel
fairly dance with delight. Away go the
aches and pain, the corns, callouses.
blisters and bunions.
"TIZ" draws
out the acids and
poisons that pull
up your feet. No
matter how hard
you work, how
long you dance,
how far you
walk, or how long
you remain oa
your feet, TlZm
brings restful
foot comforl
HZ. is won
derful for tired.
aching, swollen, smarting feet Your ft
juat tingle lor joy; shoes never hurt or
eem tight. i
Get a 25 cent box of TIZ now from
any druggist or department store. End
foot torture forever wear smaller shoes, I
keep your feet trend, ftwect an I happy. I
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New and Re-Built
TYPEWRITERS
Repairs and Supplier for all
Makes r Typewriters
C. J. FAUGH T
Local Representative for L. C.
Smith A Bros. Typewriter Co.
PHONE BLACK 443
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
tel. Alliance.
urdays.
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Will be there on 3at-
FOR SALE Bargain In fire roetn
cottage at 118 Missouri arense.
Large rooms. Renting for $1J ner
month. In good repair. Price 10M.
DR. GEORGE J. HAND.
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REV. II. J. YOUNG
music will be an interesting part of
every service. Good choruses, solos
and duets, etc., will have a prominent
part, while various instruments and
an Edison disc wil lend their assist
ance.
For the benefit of those who are
compelled to work till 6 o'clock these
meetings will begin at 7:45 and will
last till nine, no longer. You be
prompt and so will we. Please plan
to attend as many of these meetings
as possible. Remember, they begin
next Sunday, October 24, and last
three weeks. You are welcome.
Mrs. J. B.' Johnston returned Tues
day to tu-r home at Ellsworth after a
few days' visit here with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bauer, and
her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. N. Johnston.
Serial No. 014930.
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Alliance, Nebraska,
October 18. 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given that Mar
tha C. Duskin, of Alliance, Nebraska,
who, on June 29. 1912, made Home
stead Entry, Serial No. 014930, for
SSE4 Sec. 3; NNEVi Sec. 10,
and WV4NW4 and SEVi NWVi Sec.
11, Township 22 North, Range 48
West of the Sixth Principal Meridian,
has filed notice of Intention to make
Final Three Year Proof, to establish
claim to the laud above described, be
fore Register and Receiver U. S.
Land OfUce, at Alliance, Nebraska, on
the 23rd day of November, 1915.
Claimant names aa witnesses: Ed
ward North, Ernie May, James D.
Lawrence, and Frank Cantwell, all of
Alliance, Nebraska.
T. J. O'KEEFE. Register.
46-5t-655-6103
rOR 1-aXB aUSCKIXAJTEOCS
FOR SALE REASONABLE Second-hand
Ford touring car in geed
running condition.
GHO. F. SNYDER.
40-tf-5023
rK gaiM-ii tiros
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res, 20 miles south of Alliance, It
miles east of Angora, and 6 miles
from Lynn. 11 -room frame hoase
and other good ranch improvements.
Cuts 690 tons of hay. Price S12.W
per acre, 10 years' time on $2 5, DM
or more. School on land. Geo. D.
Workman. Lynn, Nebraska.
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Stenographic Work Wanted, Dy
young lady. Write Mrs. A. N. Hay-
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WANTED AGENTS
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FOR RENT Modernly furnished
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Phone 151.
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tf V. B. REDDISH.
RECORD ron TRAINMEN
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glnemen. The price U reasonable.
MONEY TO LOAN on your land.
Write the First Mortgage Loan & Se
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We have equipped our dray wag
ons and auto truck with the latest
appliances for moving furniture
without marring or scratching or
damage. Up-to-date wagon pads
will be used by us on all moving jobs
JOHN R. SNYDER. Phone 15.
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Buy your receipt books, legal
blanks, blank notes, all kinds of
blanks at The Herald office. Price
reasonable. A big assortment.
Office blacks and blank loose-leaf
books for sale at The Herald office.
Phone 340 and a representative will
call.
TENANT WANTED for two sec
tions of land. Improved, eight miles
from Alliance. Write J. F. Dineen
Columbus, Nebr. '
41-tf-fi016
THOROBRED Jersey rail cow for
sale, t resh. Four years old. Tame
and gentle. Phona Spruce 8061 VI w
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