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EEPUNEAT
LEANS
LOTHES
LEAN
Jet rontrart for desirable city
lot on payment. Hits will be
the beginninc of a fortune for you.
all At Allium e Nation! Ilank todny
for fnrther information.
John McCoy, ML D.
Offices and Hospital
Reddish Block Telephone II
The nervloen of the Christian Hol
nce gocleJy of Alliance. Nebraska,
are held In the Ariler hall, 314 4
Box Butte Sunilsy at 10 o'clock is
held the Sunday School, to which
those up to the ace of 20 years are
Kdnilttvd. Sunday at 11 o'clock, the
lesson Bernion. Subject for Juno 10.
"God the only cause and Creator."
At the Wednesdny evening meeting,
which is held at 8 o'clock, experi
ences, testimonies and remarks on
Christian Science are given. All are
welcome to the services.
Adrian Keane was here from Hoff-
Innd over the week end.
Miss Ruth Morris Is now employed
!as bookkeeper at the Rheln-Rouaey I
m. Ukja . I 1.1. ft J 1 '
lord. one tHi''l lur iwi:c i mm
Dorothy Smith, who has resigned.
Cfiiy I,ockwood was a recent busi
ness visitor at Bridgeport.
Mrs Frank llerron left for her
home iu Desdwood Thursday follow
Hng :i ten days' visit here with rela-
tii h nl f r : r.-l s
Karl Mnllery was a business vis
itor at lakeside Tuesday.
The only nuitlngs bear
ing the s:amped r-.ll-wool
guarantee on every yard
are handled exclusively
In Alliance by Roy B.
Burns at the Keep-U-Neat
Tailor Shop.
Miss Mary O'Keefe and nephew,
J OBI Richard, returned to Alliance
Tuesday, from a visit at Kxcelslor
Springs.
John Havllk was an over-Sunday
visitor ut Crawford.
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Paul Thomas returned to Chadron
Sunday following a few days' visit
here with relatives and friends. Mr.
Thomas is director of the orchestra
:it Chadron Normal and has a large
class in music. He will maintain
his class at the Normal during the
summer session of that school.
Mrs. John W. Thomas left Friday
for Lincoln to Join ber husband, John
W. Thomas, who is deputy state
commissioner of public lands and
buildings. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
will make their home In Lincoln. An
son Thomas will remain In Alliance
this summer and Is now employed at
The Herald ofllce.
Mrs. Joe O'Conner has been en
joying a visit with her parents, at
Kdgemont, the past week.
Mrs. J. H. Shaw and daughter Vir
ginia returned to their home at Hoff-
land the first of the week.
Mr Bertha Coleman Is visiting
friends at Crawford this week.
Josephine and Klizabeth Wilson
are visiting near Bridgeport on the
Munn ranch.
L. A. Hall, who for a time was em
ployed at the local store of the Had
dorff Music House. Is now employed
as brakeman on the Alliance-Casper
run.
Dr. Joseph Jeffrey was in Denver
over the week end and attended the
burial ceremony of Col. Wn. F. Cody
(Buffalo Bill). The body of the late
Buffalo Bill was laid to rest on Look
out mountain, a scene looking over
vast stretches into two states, scenes
dear to the heart of the departed
great man of the west.
K M. Banks is back from a trip to
Colorado. While there he bought
in the neighborhood of a thousand
head of cattle which were skipped to
the Kilpatrick ranch west of Alli
ance Mr. Banks is manager of the
Kilpatrick ranch. The cattle arriv
ed in Alliance Monday of this week
and were driven to the ranch the
same day.
P. D. (Heason, manager of the Al
liance exchange for the Nebraska
Telephone Company and in charge of
various western Nebraska enterpris
es of the company, made a business
trip to Bayard Sunday night. He
went to Bayard to check In a new
manager for the Bayard exchange.
Invert your Having in a liinrotn
I And Company city lot on eaey pay
menu. Knqulre at Alliance Nation
al Bank for quick information.
On Saturday the Messrs. Penny
cuick, Beal and King left on a fish
ing trip.
W. R. Kent, ex-senator from this
district, who had been at St. Jos
eph's hospital for nboat two weeks
suffering from erysipelas, has been
released from the hospital,
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W. Z. Emerson was here from Ells
worth the first of the week.
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Geo. A. Mollring
The Store of Quality
WE ARE PREPARING TO PLACE IN
OUR STORE THE LARGEST STOCK OF
READY TO WEAR GOODS EVER CARRIED
IN ALLIANCE FOR THE FALL AND WIN
TER TRADE. OUR REMODELING IN THIS
DEPARTMENT MUST BE COMPLETED BE
FORE THAT TIME.
We are Forced to SELL
WE ARE COMPELLED TO REBUILD, AND TO
MAKE ROOM FOR THE CARPENTERS
Everything Must Go
and Go Quickly
The Mollring Store "The Store of Quality" holds the
standing reputation of no misrepresentations. The big
forced sale will continue until June 20th. Your op
portunity is at hand the store is filled full with the
bargains of bargains. Don't delay, come today
Suits, Coats, Skirts, Dresses,
Millinery, Rain Coats, Waists
There has been fast and furious selling these past few "days. Much has been sold.
There is much more to be sold. This stock is too big and too attractive to be depleted in one
week. Barely an impression has been made, although hundreds of women have thronged the
store since this great forced sale was inaugurated. In justice to yourself in these high price
times, take advantage of the price reductions. OUR L088 IS YOUR GAIN.
Bargains For
Friday and Saturday
We will aeit fha follow lag (iiRKhaaifc and Per
' i a le.s for these two daja only :
Amoskeag obei'k ginghams, all colors, sizes and
checks worth 15c. sale pric, yard IS He
Toil du N'crd drett ginghams, worth 20c, sale
price, yard in.
It lafla imported dress Kinphams. worth 20c, sale
priee, yard in.
27-Inch dress ginghams, worth lie, sale price
per yard I2r
27-inch Amoskeag ginghams, all colors aud size
checks, worth 15c sale price, yard 12c
32-inch dress percales, worth 18c. sale price,
per yard I2r
.".-inch Standard percales, all colors, dots, stripes
I'N'DKttMl HI.IN SAI,K. AT PHK'Ntf and checks, worth 20c- -aale price, yard . . . IHc
nnm Mt line of Indies' Slippers and Pumps, worth up
.MOM AI AMA.r.OlS ,0 $ pH(.e per f ftAB
It is the brides opportunity to tit out her hope chest: 'hildren's Slippers and low Shoes, worth up to
$2 ;0, sale price, per pair SI.OO
the graduates opportunity to supply he. needs lor tka 4. l lSK OF siM.MKK I.AWVS, DI.MITIKK,
new adventures of life; every woman's opportunity to SWISSKS. VOIIX. KPUKT O.OTH AXI OTHKU
WASH KAIiltH S iini MAW TO MKNTION. AM,
fulfill the requirements of summer and vacation period- fitlt Is KltV CHKAP. tXMslK AX1 UQR THKM.
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WE DONT KEEP THE BEST WE SELL IT
OILS
FUEL ICE
CORN, OATS, WHEAT and all kinds of CHICKEN
FEED
MARTIN - SENIOR PAINTS and VARNISHES
for every purpose. You can buy no better.
GASOLINE, KEROSENE We'll save you
many, a dollar before fall comes.
VAUGHAN & SON
PHONE NO. 5
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WANTED
Lady and Gentleman. Good posi
tion. Must have some education.
Good appearance. Experience not
necessary. Liberal pay. Call or write.
Omaha-Kentucky Gas & Oil Co.
829 First Nat l Bank Hldg.,
Omaha, Nebr.
MAMMOTH
CATTLE SALE
CONSISTING OF 1,000 HEAD OF CATTLE
On my Farm one mile south of Morrill, Nebr.,
TUESDAY, JUNE 12th.
Sale Commences at 12 n
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
These caltle consist of splendid stock cows one, two and three
year old heifers. All first class stock, free from disease and iu
fine condition.
These cattle are all White Face and Short Horn stock.
Anyone wishing stock must not miss this sale.
Stock will be loaded free of charge to buyers from a distance.
Autos will meet trains at Morrill and give free transportation
to the sale.
TERMS: 6 months' time on approved security.
H. R. GARRETT, Owner.
Col. C. W. SNOOK, Aud
Assisted by J. S. TARR. JOHN BOATSMAN.
THIS MEANS MONEY TO YOU
Some of you people here seem to have the idea that you can
go to Denver-and buy better shoes cheaper. I'm here to tell
you that if you believe this you are chasing the rainbow. You
may be able to spend more money iu Denver, but you can't get
more for the money you spend, let that soak in.
A PRICE COMPARISON
One of Denver's leading stores advertised a special shoe sale
for last Saturday. The advertisement was in the Denver Post.
Wa sell these same shoes here. I know the brand. Just com
pare these prices our regular prices with the Denver sale
prices :
DENVER SALE PRICES
6 to 8 sizi s $1.65
8 to 11 sizes $2.15
11 to sizi's $2.45
'' to u aUcs $2.95
Tins.- aboea are exactly alike, even to the last stitch. W
Rive ph iity of them. Our prices are NOT high. We sell onlv
for CASH No credit of any kind here, no matter who you are
Alliance Shoe Store
OUR REGULAR PRICES
6 to 8 sizes $1.75
8 to 11 sizes $2.15
11 to I sizes $2.45
2 to "6 sizes . $2.85