THE ALLIANCE HERALD
Tin 'REPAY, NOVEMBBB 21, 118
Local News Notes I
Mr and Mm 8 H. Townwnd ssr
opened up thoir mulral ntadl at
919 Dox Huttp Ave.
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Mm. Fred Helpbrinner left Mom
day nlEht for Kavennn to spend tfce
we'K with Mr. Ilelplrinper.
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Ho Sure to Kenrt the FarmerH Vn
Jon Oooi Ana. AnnouiieMaMl
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Mm. J. t. Wnlker vM timed t Al-
llne Sunday noon, after a nix weeks
latt with her patents at AmsH
Nebraska.
The Farnera I'nJon Coop. Aiwn
liavf BWfsd. HsaaonattWi to O'B.tn
non Hro's Office read the announce
ment thia week. 51-2N8757
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The ladies of the M K. eViurcli will
hold n NIUI l)(-mii r 17 and If,
It is tiinN idt d M 't as tO where It
will be held, bin will be announced
later.
Harold Walker of HhMIiikh, atopp
d off in Alliance Monday to Tlait
bis brother Jay O. on his way to Bill
InKs. Montana where he accepted a
position In one of the banks at that
place.
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T)r. Samuel Avery will retura ts
Lincoln soon to resume his duties as
chancellor of the University sf Ne
braska, after serving for several
monthn as a major in the chemical
warfare division of the army at Wash
ington.
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On account of the rush of business
from the Wyoming oil fields, the peti
tion of trainmaster has been created
on the Chadron division of the North
western. The place has been filled hy
Fred Saxon who has been chief dis
patcher at Fremont.
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Adjournment of the present session
of congress takes place today at
Washington This session began on
December 3, 1917. The third and final
session of this, the 6.rth congress, will
open December 2, 1918. Tho "war
time prohibtlon bill" goeB to presi
dent Wilson today for his signature,
after formal signing by vice president
Marshall and Speaker Clark.
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Wanted Office girl, inquire at
Herald Office.
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O. L. Shumway, state land com
missioner, was In Alliance Monday
between trains while on his way to
Lincoln. Mr. 8humway had beon in
Denver where he went on account of
the death or his son-in-law, .lohn
Rider, who was a victim of influonsa.
At the close of his term as friate land
commissioner on January 1st, Mr.
Shumway will return to Scottsbluff to
make is home.
"W. D. Humer left Wednesday on a
business trip to points north and we:
The Humer Motor Company is distri
buting agent for the territory for
several hundred miles around Alii
ance for the well known line of Jack
son and Elcar automobiles. The com
pany expected to add a newdepart
ment soon after the close of the war
an aeroplane department. Frank
It inner of this firm Is now In tho avia
tion branch of the army and Ib get
ting experience that will prove valu
able not only to him but to the Arm
as well when they add a line of aero
planes to their already. large business
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Rev. Charles R. Tyner, rector of
8t. Luks's Episcopal church, Lincoln
who recently returned from doing Y.
M C. A. work n the trenches on the
western front in France, where he
was severely gassed, has been ashed
to become dean of the cathedran iu
the diocese of western Nebraska. Rev.
Mr. Tyner is one of three brothers in
the ministry of the Episcopal church.
Rev. Fred D. Tyner, who was for
several years rector of St. Androws,
Oma' a is now a rector in Minneapolis
Rev. St. George Tyner is rector of the
Episcopal church at Fremont, Nafcr
Mrs. Chares R. Tyner who was Mas
Mary Spragne, was an Omaha girl
and lived at 4338 Franklin Street.
Omaha Bee.
R. M. Baker, well knows Alli
ance traveling man, mada a trip to
Denver a few days ago on buaiaoas
Mi Baker has been connected with
the Donaldson Fruit Company f
Grand Island as their representative
tor this territory and wat caA si ts
Denver on notice that this coutpssr
had been consolidated with the fol
lowing firms: Brsle A Bosrfc Os.,
Taylor Fruit Co., ana the Oarnenter
Douglas Fruit Co., the new Ann ts be
known as Rouk-Donaldson-Taytsr,
Inc. The new firm will engage In the
wholesale distribution of tracts, veg
etables and produce xclasivelr( tfce
officers and directors of the sew inn
ts be: President, H. J. Boars :
President. A. S. Donaldson; T
er, J. L. Taylor; F. R. Carpenter
company headquarters will he at Dnti
ver and departments are being eatab
llshed for deciduous fruits, tropisal
fruits, citrus fruKs, potatoes sad
vegetables, mlscellaneaus and staples
each under the management aad sup
ervision of the most experleaced men
In the business. There will also he i
carlot and Jobbing department which
will give special attention te carlot
shipments; In fact every advantage
looking towards a more economic and
at the same time efficient aad effect
ual distribution of food prodssts wtll
be a feature of 0" new nrni.
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SAVE MONEY
SHOP NOW FOR THANKSGIVING ANI
For Your
Thanksgiving Table
Pure Irish Linen Taltle Cloths, Napkins and hy the
yard at greatly reduced prices
$22.50 Value Tahle Cloths, 72x90, at $19.50
$20.00 Value Tahle Cloths, 72x72, at $17.00
$18.50 Value Tahle Cloths, 72x88, at $15.50
$15.00 Value Tahle Cloths, 70x88, at J. $12.50
$12.50 Value Tahle Cloths, 70x70, at - $ 9.50
$ 9.50 Value Table Cloths, 70x70, at $ 7.50
Napkins to match, 22x22 and 24x24 at greatly
reduced prices
Extraordinary Values in Table Linens
72-in. All Linen Tahle Damask,
' $5.00 value, at per yard - $4.15
72-in. All Linen Table Damask,
$400 value, at per yafrd - - ,- $3.15
70-in. All Linen Table Damask,
$3.50 value, at per yard $2.75
70-in. All Linen Table. Damask,
$3.00 value, at per yard , $2.45
70-in. All Linen Table Damask,
$2.50 valueat per yard $1.95
70-in. Union Table Damask,
$2.00 value, at per yard $1.45
Gloves
Fine French Kid Oloves in All the New Slides ; Also
Washable Cape Gloves.
$3.50 values at $2.85
$3.00 values at $2.65
$2.50 values at Z $2.15
$2.00 values at $1.45
Silk Hosiery
Gordon Silk Hose, the finest and best fitting hose
made.
$3.00 values at .$2.45
$2.50 values at .$1.95
$2.00 values at $1.45
$1.50 values at $1.20
Ladies' Waists
Ladies Waists of Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chine
and Satin; dark striped Satins and Taffeta at $3.50
to $25.00 ; all going at a discount of
20 per cent
Special Bargains
Men's Work Shoes, Munaon Army Last of a flno
Chrome Tan leather at $4.50 and up to $8.00. All at
a diseeaat of
20 per cent
Men's Work Shirts, standard U.
values. Special for this sale at
S.
shirts; $1.50
Me
Men's Blue Denim Overalls, of good heavy denim
$3.06 values, at $2.20
Ladies Sateen and Heathefbloom Petticoats, in Blaek
aad Fancies, at a discount cf
20 per cent
BOYS SUITS AND OVERCOATS
Sizes 2 years to 15 years.
Discount 20 per cent
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Peace and Victory have come tc
of the glad event this store will make spec
You have been saving in every way until
your time to celebrate.
GOATS
Unusual Coat Values
Our entire stock of coats of Silver
tone's Buerilla cloth, Pom Poms in all
the wanted shades, for trimmed and
plain tailored models at a discount of
20 per cent.
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Suit Valu
h inrf
Srffve
Seldom will y
and finish
Suits of
cloths and Sei
tailored mode
count of 20 pe
Do Your Christmi
Cut Glass, China, Electr
Baskets, Toys, Doll Car
ers, and Chairs, Long To
Guns, Aeroplanes. Ere(
Trains with Tracks, Alur
Our Toy Department is ready. Everythir
20 per cent
Discount
ONE-HALF
PRICE
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Our entire stock ft
200 Hats to
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ONLY 5 WEEKS TO CHRISTMAS
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