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Blouse-Buying Opportunity -Literally Hundreds of
r retry iNew mouses at rnuc 1 nai ouiuci
on the Sensational
In the past six months more women have bought blouses here than ever before in the history of the store. Is that not sig
nificant? A department like this doesn't develop so wonderfully in such a short time unless its merchandise has an unusual ap
peal. Friday and Saturday we shall hold an unprecedented Sale of Blouses. Unprecedented from a quality, value and price
standpoint offering values that are worth coming a long distance to secure.
Actual
Theae sketches are actual riRht from the blouses, but tbe lovely materials, the
delicate colorings and the Bplendld workmanship cannot be pictured that's the real
treat In store for you.
Lingerie blouses, the kind that will look fresh and pretty after tubbing. Big
Collars, frills and pin tuck trims. Exceptional values, at
98c, i. as. a.so, a.5o, 94.50, 95.&0
rith embroidery front
9a.so, 9.tW
Pretty crepe de chene models. Novel collars, one style
and lace edged collar. Exceptional values, at
Exquisitely designed Georgette crepe and crepe de chine blouBes. The quality
is rich, while the trimming ideaB are such as you rarely find in blouses at this price.
All colors, tea, rose, yellow, chartreuse, gold, white and flesh .... 94.48, 95.75, 98.95
Crepe de chene and Georgette crepe blouses values that arc decidedly in the
"Extraordinary Class" Blouses that add a new note of dressiness to any woman's
costume. AH the pretty new shades of green, tan, bisque, rose, pink and of course
white. Blended trims, frills and pin tucks 7.50
X Middies
98c, $1.25, $1.39, $1.48
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Summer time is Middy-time. A large
assortment goes into this sale. Belted,
laced and plain models. Some have
colored collars and others plain white.
Important
For the benefit of you who wish to do
your "mite" in this great "Red Cross"
work and who find it inconvenient to
come downtown, we have made ar
rangements to accept your membership
by telephone and charge same to your
account. This money will be turned
over to the Hed Cross Committee in
charge and a membership slip and but
ton will be mailed to yon. No pledge
for service is necessary.
Yearly Membership, $1.00
Life Membership, $25 00
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WE DON'T KEEP THE BEST WE SELL IT
PEED
PAINTS
OILS
PUBLICS
CORN, OATS, WHEAT and all kinds of CHICKEN
PEED
MARTIN - SENIOR PAINTS and VARNISHES
for every purpose. You can buy no better.
GASOLINE, KEROSENE We ll aave you
many, a dollar before fall comes.
VAUGHAN & SON
PHONE NO. 5
and son, all of Hemlngford, motored
to Alliance Saturday to do some
shopping.
A. M. Miller was here from Hem
lngford the first of the week.
Ben Johnson of Hemlngford was
in town Tuesday.
William Holllnrake was here from
Hemlngford, Tuesday, on business.
Ed ThoraaBon has opened up a
lunch counter at King's corner. One
can now buy a scoup of Oma and get
a lunch at the same time.
Danny Lyons is opening up at the
Old Everett Cook location. New bil
liard tables have been Installed, soft
drinks will be sold, and a high-class
place conducted. Danny says he'll
be tickled to pieces to see all the old
boys. He said to say all would be
welcome as the flowors In May. The
way it has been this year, Danny
Johnny Hodgklnaoo, until May 1
with King ft Wilson's, Is now manag
ing King's Corner, dispensing Oma
and soft drinks, selling candy, tobae
co, etc.
Fred Mollrlng was at Lakeside on
business Monday.
John Jellnek was down from Hem-
inRford Monday.
Mrs. Frank Englvet of Dalton vis
ited Mrs. C. Schaffer the Utter part
of the week.
The Misses Grace and Floreneo
Weidenhamer, who had been visit
ing at the home or W. M. Weidenha
mer, left Saturday for their home at
Burlington, Iowa.
Mrs. Ross Welton of Mullen, Neb.,
was in Alliance Friday on business.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of tho Baptist church will
sure must have some welcome up his meet with Mrs. D. L. Sturgeon, 412
sleeve. lEmersou, next Wednesday afternoon.
Fair List Prices
j?S Fair Treatment K5
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resilience
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Ford Gar Tires
de Luxe
GOODRICH
BLACK SAFETY TREAD TIRES
CORE another triumph for
Goodrich skill and experience
in rubber making those new
SUPER-SIZE TIRES for Ford
cars the instantly famous
" THREE-SEVENTY-FIVE."
These are de luxe tires, expressly de
signed and built to meet the special
needs of Ford cars, but Ford Car Tires
of HEROIC SIZE made only in the
five-finger Safety Tread.
Bigger with extra rubber and extra
service, their greater resilience gives
your car a greater comfort and effi
ciency that offset a higher first cost.
And they outlive ordinary tires.
Equip your car with them, and add
value to its look, lenghten its LIFE, and
double your enjoyment of it.
"Three-Seventy-Fives" on Goodrich's
patented ARTILLERY wheels, with rim
and felly combined, make
a ue Luxe rora Lar.
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Order through your
dealer.
The B. F. Goodrich Co.
Akron, Ohio
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AUCTION SALE I
1000 Hereford Two-year-old steers,
de-horned.
1000 Hereford One-year-old steers.
1000 Hereford One-year-old heifers.
Will be sold at the Stock Yards, Fremont, Nebraska, X
at 12:30 o'clock sharp X
Wednesday, May 23, 1917
Extra Good Panhandle Hereford Steers and Heifers
This is a choice bunch of stuff and will suit anyone who
is in the market for cattle. They will be sold in lots to
suit purchaser. Freight paid to any C. & N. W.,
point to Pierre, S. D., Winner, S. D., Chadron, Nebr.
TERMS: Cash or Bankable Note
Maurice Degan, Owner
Ed J. Askwig and Tim Preece, Auct,
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