SOCIETY
Hershal Barnes of Chadron was on
over Sunday visitor In Alliance.
Mrs. Oustaveson of Alnswotth U
visiting Alliance friends. j
Miss Ruth Sweeney of Chadron '
spent Friday visiting friends in this1
city. j
Mrs. A. P. Tucker of Lincoln Is
-visiting her sister Mrs. William Rust,!
Jr.
Chester Shreve Is
week attending the
Lincoln.
spending the
State Fair at
Miss Teressa O'Donnell and moth
er Bpent Sunday and Monday visiting
friends in Lincoln.
Mrs. E. C. Drake spent a few days
the first of the week visiting relatives
in Scottsbluff.
O. R. Lutz of Medford, Wis., spent
Monday and Tuesday visiting at the
E. G. Campbell home.
Mrs. Marie Wilcox of Bladen, Neb.
was the guest this week of Mrs.
Stephen Epler.
Mrs. C. C. Smith returned Tues
day from visiting her daughter Mrs.
William Ostenburg at Scottsbluff.
Miss Geraldlne Brenaman return
ed home Sunday morning after a
short visit with her. sister at Scotts
bluff. Food sale at Miller Bros, store
Saturday given by the Merry Hearts
of Presbyterian Church. 40-U-8194
The Epworth League of the Meth
odist church will entertain at a lawn
party Friday evening in honor of the
teachers. The party will be held on
the Court House lawn.
Miss Edna Lewis of Ravenna spent
ai tew days this week visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Kase.
Kenneth Brlcknell, Horace Hogan,
Francis Smith and Harry Shreve
spent a few days the first of the week
Jn Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Norton and
-rm Mi. vv'a rH Mnrfnn rptfurnfid
Monday after spending two weeks in
E8tes Park and touring Colorado.
Mr. and Mr3. Clyde Seaton, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Hock. Mrs. Carl
Zehrune and Miss Stella Moore auto
d to Pine Ridge Sunday.
Bigger, better and grander than
ver, the Crawford Tri-State Fair,
September, 18-19-20. 40-2t-8186
S. O! Carr and wife who spent the
summer in Wheatland, .Wyo. have
Teturned to Alliance and intend to
make this their future home. They
have purchased the residence prop
erty on Toluca Avenue belonging to
Frank Smith.
Grant Hale has purchased the
frame house on the northeast corner
of Third and Cheyenne, together
with the brick adjoining it on the
east and the frame house on the
north, from Mrs. Elizabeth Collins.
Lloyd E. Hale, formerly, of Alli
ance, but now of Gordon, Nebraska,
drove over with Walter Gilkerson
from Gordon Sunday in "Gilk's" Jit
ney. Little Paul Thomas, who has
been visiting with his Grandma Hale,
came over with them. Lloyd and
Walter returned home this morning.
Mr. Robert L. Johnstone and Miss
Nella M. Tash were married at 1:00
p. m. today at the home of Rev.
Gould, the latter officiating. Mr. and
Mrs. Johnstone left for Omaha on
42 where thaj will make their future
borne. Mr. Johnstone has been em
ployed by the Standard Oil, travel
ing in this vicinity, yesterday he re
ceived notice of his promotion and is
to be connected with the main office
.now in Omaha, traveling from there
over the state.
W. J. O'Brien, superintendent of
the state fisheries, has advised Lloyd
Thomas that the state fish car will
arrive In Alliance early in October
with a large consignment of Blue
Gill Sunflsh, Striped Perch and Yel
low Bullheads for planting in Bronco
lake. Twenty-five years ago a large
number of fish were planted in the
lake but the dry years following re
duced the water so much that the
percentage of alkali was very strong
and most of the fish failed to aurviev
the potash and other alkali ingred
ients which were very strong in the
lake. During the last few years the
amount of water In the lake has in
creased to such an extent that it is
practically fresh, as tests made dur
ing recent months have shown. If
the fish lire and thrive In the lake It
will make It. one of the most popular
fishing resorts in western Nebraska,
as the lake covers more than a sec
tion atii Is quite deep In some parts.
Joe -Vaunhan of Alliance, known
for many years as one of the most
popular horse race starters and
Judses in the west, will officiate at
the Scottsbluff county fair, to be
hell September 10th, 11th and 12th.
Alliance traveling men have the
reputation of being excellent story
tellers. However, two of them ex
perienced severe embarrassment the
other evening when both forgot
they forget which animal belong In
the story a hippo or a rhino, and
which one means money. A kind
hearted railroad man assisted them
out of the dilemma.
Pig Iron From Iron Sands.
Experiments In Ntvv Ztvilanl have
letnonstrnted the practicability of pro
duclng pig Iron from Iron sands. The
development of the Industry has reach
ed the stng where Iron I nv'tiivy pr
iuce't at the rnte of 15 tons por Uay.
Plans are now boinij made for greatly
mlargln the plant.
WANT
POLUMN
WANTED Housekeeper: family of
three. Inquire at Ticket Office
depot or phone 25. 40-tf-8196
Just for three days, lay aside all
dull care and come to the Crawford
Trl-State Fair. 40-2t-8186
WANTED TO BUY Five to seven
room house, well located, prefer
modern. Most be reasonable. . GEXA
J. HAND. 40-tf-8198
Notice to Hunters.
Keep off my ranch this fall and
save trouble for me and both trouble
and expense for yourself. J. R.
PHELAN. 40-12t-8181
WANTED 5 bright, capable ladies
to travel, demonstrate and sell
dealers. $25.00 to $50.00 per week.
Railroad fare paid. Write at once.
GOODRICH DRUG CO.. Dept. 786,
Omaha, Nebr. 40-tf-8195
The Denver Post Band, the famous
"Blue Bird" flying machine, 111,600
in purses and premiums, the biggest
poultry exhibit ever attempted in the
Northwest, are only a few of the
many things at the Crawford Tri
State Fair, September 18-19-20.
Meet all your old friends and many
new ones at Crawford City Park on
these dates. Write Arah L. Hunger
ford, president, for full program.
40-2t-8186
Men Wanted
General work, 13.75, $3.90
and $4.00 for 10 hours. Can use
boys over 16 years, $3.00 per day.
Car fare returned after 60 days.
Want 6 men with families year
round work. ?
The Ref inite Co.
Ardmore, S. D.
The Academy
OF
Grand Island College
WITH
Five Standard Instructors
UnsuriMissed Anywhere in Nebras
ka Gives
A Standard Two-Year College
Preparatory Course (Eleventh
and Twelfth Grades). The com
pletion of this course entitles the
graduate to entrance in any Stan
dard College or University, also.
A Standard Two-Year Normal
Training Course (Eleventh and
Twelfth Grades) The completion
of this course entitles the grad
uate to Second Grade County
Teachers' Certificate.
For the convenience of those
who have not had any high school
training, special courses will be
offered during the coming school
year covering thoroughly the
Ninth and Tenth Grades also.
Iteasonable Ratal
An Excellent Dormitory for Girla
Good Irivate Ilooms for lloys
For Catalogues and further in
formation address ARTHUR T.
BELKNAP, Pres., Grand Island.
Neb., Phone 1204.
Instruction in Voice Cul
ture and Violin
THOROUGH AND SYSTEMATIC COURSES, OFFERED
IN VOICE CULTURE AND VIOLIN. FALL TERM
IJEGINS FIRST WEEK IN SEPTEMBER
JOHN P. MANN, Mus. B.
Phone 124 Alliance, Nebraska
Alta V. Young, B. M.
TEACnER OF
Piano and Theoretical Subjects
Iligh School credit
pupils also desired
Phone 75
One Minute
Store Talk
The store that I reducing
the high cot of living. We
eU for cah, no more book
account, you do not have
to pay the other person
hi IN you pay the cash and
buy for lew.
W. R. HARTER, Pres.
-J HARPER'S I
W. R. HARPER, Prop.
SHOP EARLY STORK CLOSES AT 6:00 P. M.
rl
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-fe w..
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xpressing Individuality
in Clothes
Coats and Suits as Shown Here
Permit Every Woman to Select
Garments Suiting Her Individ
ual Taste.
The Suit or Coat that is your type that has that "par
ticular something" that is you will be easy to find here
among the many new garments that have arrived dur
ing past few days. If you would select a Coat or Suit to
express your individuality there will be no better time
than now to choose.
Suits Are Many
Many are the little touches and dashes of style that
will appeal to you on the various models shown the
low hanging pockets sometimes double' tiered the
"shoe string" belts the high "choker" collars the
trim cuffs the new designs in embroidery all these
and other new features will interest you. Silvertone,
Gabardine, Tricotine, Heather Mixtures, Velour
Checks, Suede Cloth and Serges in the most wanted
shades all make their appeal to you in this collection.
Modish Coats
Straight of line and graceful in every swing these
new Coats will surely make a big bid for your favor.
Here too, long "shoe string" belts are much in evi
dencebig full "snuggle" collars invite you to "creep
in" some are full belted and very straight while
others have belts only in back and are loose backed
all of them have those comfy high buttoning col
larsand all have the most comfortable sleeves ever.
And what a range of materials Wool Velour,
Pussyfoot, Kersey, Polo Cloth, Silvertone, Tinsel
tone, Pomerey, Frost Glow and others.
Buy for cash and Pay Less,
reducing the high cost of living
COMPARE OUR PRICES
$75.00 Coats and Suits $50.00
$100.00 Coats and Suits $75.00
$150.00 Coats and Suits $85.00
iiri '1
inthe n ItM
Miss Bettie Craig
An Expert
from Gage Bros., Chi
cago, in charge of
our
Millinery
Department
See Our Big Selections
of Pattern Hats
il
Ilffll
EXPERIMENT?
Buy for Cash
and Cut the
High Cost of
Living
W. R. HARPER
DEPARTMENT STORE:
BIG STORE
Alliance, Nebraska
PAYCASH
and
PAY LESS
Studio now open
804 Emerson Ave.
