FAOK FOUR
THE ALLIANCE HERALD, ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA, OCTOBER 30, 1919
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OCIETY
-Colorado apple, fS.ftO bo $2..
43 In bulk, Farmers t'nlon.
Mr. Jack Barry of Sheridan,
yrjo,. Is visiting. Alliance friends.
- Miss Myrtle Davis,, teacher In the,
Jloffland schools, spent Saturday in
Alliance.
Short : spicy sermons and good
snnate every night at the Christian
church. 4 9
Dr. C. E. Slagle and wife returned
Wednesday from a ahort trip to
Chicago.
Calrln Walker of the A. II. Jonea
company vent to Crawford today on
tmalneas.
Mrs. George rJletllne and Mrs. W.
E. Smith of Antlocb spent Tuesday
n Alliance.
Xf yon want to save money, buy
.our rait, coat, dress and hat from
n lews one-fourth of our extremely
low price. Wghland-IIolloway Co.
Mrs. A. W. Clozier, who has spent
the past two weeks visiting at the
Jjome of her sister, Mrs. W. B. Bar
Sett, returned Wednesday to her
feome in Denver.
Mrs. I. L. Atcheson entertained the
members of the Methodist choir and
orchestra at a Hallowe'en party
. Tuesday evening. The house was
Very artistically decorated with ap
propriate decorations. Ghosts and
Hallowe'en games were the features
ot , the evening. Luncheon Was
erred. ; ' ",T
Mrs. F. E. Moisten entertained
Thursday afternoon W honor of Mrs.
Dorance of Lead, S. D. The after
soon was spent Informally, after
Vhlch a luncheon waa served. The
meats were the Mesdamea B. C. An
derson, Bernard Holsten, II. E. Red
dish, J. J. Dlion. Kv V., Cox, William
Mitchell. Marvin JDlckeospn,',' Errlc
aon. and H. II Oanlt
The Misses Helen Scholtand Edna'
wvwuiia euvvtUMiicu m, miscellan
eous shower Thursday evening In
Jionor of Miss Marion Grebe, whose
engagement to William Lunn has
teen announced. The evening was
pent informally. Dainty refresh
ments were served. The guests
were the Misses Marian Grebe, Ros
in Merk, Myrtle Watts, Edna Bebe
dict, Ethel Graham, Leona Shreve,
L Rhea, Emerald, Gradner, Mary
Wilson, Janet Grassman, Mabel
43raaaman, Edith Jacks, Wanda
Adams, and Mesdamea W. L.
O'Keefe, W. O. Bauman and E. C.
Green.
Hear the little giant every night
at the Christian rhurrh. 49
Miss Mable Young spent the week
end visiting her sister, Mrs. W. R.
Mets.
, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zurches of
Celesta were Alliance shoppers on
Tuesday,
Tli price of our goods brings
high grade garments with the reach
of all. lilghland-Ilolloway Co.
John T. Taylor of the Taylor
Jenkins company of Omaha spent
Wednesday In Alliance on business.
There is more satisfy lim for
less money in our goods than any
others jou can buy. lUghlaiid-IIollo-way
Co.
Arthur Wing, who Is an employe
of the Standard Potash company, of
Lakeside, .spent the first of the week
In Alliance. ,
Mrs. Lillian Hobbs returned to Al
liance Friday after spending three
months visiting with her children at
Interior, S. D.
The Misses Elnore and Leona
Wheeler spent Saturday ahopping In
Alliance. Miss Elnore teaches at
Ashby and Miss Leona at Bingham.
Misa Josephine Ganson has re
turned from Saginaw, Mich., where
she has been taking Instruction as
execulv secretary of the home serv
ice of the American Red Cross.
' .MiW Hasel Jting haa been teach
Ing school' aV Marsland. Mr. Sullen
berger' Is thtf'soifof Mrs.' J. Suleri
b'erger,f Marsland. Mr. and Mrs.
Sullenberger will' make their home
on a homestead near Casper, Wyo.
The T. F. A.'s entertained about
thirty-five members and their ladles
a. a' banquet at the Alliance hotel
Saturday evening. Music, short
speeches and dancing formed the en
tertainment for the evening.'
Mrs. H. F. TneileVnd Mrs. George
Darling entertained at' bridge Mon
day at vfhlch time Mrs. Jack Barry
was the guest of honor. About
twelve guests were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson left
Saturday for Los Angeles, Calif.,
where they will spend the winter.
They were accompanied as far as
Sterling, Colo., by Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Johnson.
Clark Hlckey and wife of Mars
land spent Sunday visiting at the
home of Jock Mettlln. Mr. and Mrs.
Mettlin also enjoyed an over Sunday
visit from their son-in-law, John
Popp, of Miles City, Mont.
Any Color You Want
We arc specializing at this time on our Chryg
anthemums. "We have them in "White, Pink
and Yellow. All are large, beautifully colored
and symmetrically shaped.
They make an appropriate' birthday gift, or
add the finishing touch to interior decorations.
We can show them better than we
can describe them.
ALLIANCE FLORAL CO.
; 204 Box Butte Ave.
GOODYEAR
STANDARDS
In all the years of tire building the manufacturers of
Goodyear Tires have constantly kept before them the
high ideal of Perfect Service to the Consumer.
When you select your Tires take the first step toward
Tire Comfort make them Goodyear. ffl
We carry a complete stock of Goodyear Tires and can
fill your wants when you want them.
BUICK GARAGE
0. L. KEBR, Manager
Colorado ple, f2.HO hot; 2..
23 in bulk. Farmers Union.
Mrs. Howard Reddish entertained
at a bridge party Saturday afternoon
In honor of her mother, Mrs. Errlc
Bon, of Lead, S. D. The guests were
Mesdamea Hershman, Mets, R. E.
Knight, R. O. Reddish. F. E. Hol
sten, H. E. Reddish, Bernard Hol
sten, William Mitchell and H. ' E.
Gantt.
Mrs. Elva Hamilton spent the first
of the week visiting at the home of
Mrs. D. A. Garretson at Mullen. She
was accompanied home by Mrs. Gar
retson and Mrs. Vern Hamilton of
Sterling, Colo.
Mrs. W. B. Barnett entertained at
a luncheon Tuesday in honor of her
sister, Mrs. A. W. Clozier. of Denver.
The guests were the Mesdames A.
W. Colxer, W. R. Metz, W. L,
O'Keefe, E. D. Mallery. R. O. Red
dish, A. V. Hunt, Wm. Mitchell, Reu
ben Knight, Ericson, H. E. Gantc and
II. E. Reddish.
PROGRAM AT CENTRAL SCHOOL
The following program will be
given free at 8 p. m., Central school;
October 31:
Piano duet Phillis Thompson and
Mardell Drake.
Reading Irene Epler.
Piano solo Ruby Nation.
Piano solo Gertrude Carpenter.
Piano duet Margaret and Esther
Vanderlas.
Vocal solo Miriam Harris.
Piano solo Phillis' Thompson.
, Reading Dorothy Worley.
Piano solo Miss Wilson.
Piano duet Phillis Thompson and
Mardell Drake.
Other features begin tX t:30.
There will be a ''ghost throw," 'ar
pie dtve," "fish' pond," "wonderful
horse," "Hilarity hall," "ghost
scream" and mony other attractions.
A good time for everyone at a very
reasonable cost. Come and enjoy
yourself.
i For rent, modern room for one
or two gentlemen. Mrs. Nettie Camp
bell; 'phone" 71?.' v - ' tt
FIRST IIA1TIST CHCRCH
The church Is to be favored Thurs
day by the coming of Dr. Chas. A.
Cook, pastor of the First Baptist
church of Butte, Mont. He will pre
sent to the. membership of the
church some of the "big things" of
the denomination. Mr. Collins of
Lincoln and Mr. Bancroft of' Omaha
will also have part In the program
at the church' Thursday' evening.
There will be a regular service of
the church Sunday and a hearty In
vitation is extended to everyone to
be present to as many of the services
of the day as possible. Good music
by a chorus choir, good speaking oh
live topics, and good fellowship, are
a few of the features of the church
service. Bring a friend and enjoy
the hospitality of a "home-loke"
church.
J. ORRIN GOULD,
Minister.
The Reason'
A clergyman in the pulpit was a
fearless expounder of fight and
wrong, but in the domestic circle
maintained, for prudential reasons,
considerable reserve of speech' and
action.
; On one occasion' when this divine
visited a neighboring town the editor
o fthe only paper there, which never
failed to notice the presence of a
stranger In town, offered the follow
ing, so worded as to prove unwitting
ly keen: .
" "Doctor Carrol is once more among
us for a brief stay. ' He says and
dots exactly as he thinks' right, with
out regard to the opinions or beliefs
of others. His wife Is'riot with him."
He Was Looking Too
. An Ohio farmers wrote that he
owner nine cows, and asked Repre
sentative Nicholas' Longworth to
send him a government exterminator
of flies. He got this reply: .
"Sorry, But I," too, am in quest of
the same thing, - I have no cows, but
r have &' bald" head."'" "
. Program at the'
MPERIA
THEATRE
for the Week-end
Matinee 10c and 15c Night 15c and 25c
With War Tax
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30
ADOLPII ZUKOR Presents r
Marguerite Clark
in
"LET'S ELOPE"
This picture is 5,000 feet long and contains 5,000 screams.
Marqucrite Clark appears with that distinctive winsome
ness which holds her admirers. It is a comedy out of the
ordinary. r ' . ' " - -
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31
METRO presents
Bert Lytell
"in
"BLIND MAN'S EYE"
This is a story wherein circumstantial evidence convicts
a man, who is later saved by a woman's love.
The Latest Current Events as shown in the
Illustrated Weekly
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1
WILLIAM FOX presents
the world-wide known
"Comedy Kids"
Katherine Lee
in
"SMILES"
A Special Added Attraction
Charley Chaplin
in
"TRIPLE TROUBLE" .
Also
"MUTT AND JEFF IN SWITZERLAND"
All These Attractions Are Shown Saturday Night
at No Advance in Price
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2
a Bid FIVE feature
" RESCUING ANGEL"
This picture has met with marked favor wherever it has
been shown. You will be sure to lik eit.
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advantages of 'shoe buying in our Greater Shoe
Section. Here you'll find not only the best shoe
values obtainable, but sincere service that insures
lasting satisfaction with wTiat you buy.
THREE SEPARATE AND4 DISTINCT SHOE
DEPARTMENTS IN ONE A STORE FOR
WOMEN - A STORE FOR CHILDREN A
STORE FOR MEN S E R V I C E 1
Mr! Paul Back, an Expert Shoe Fitter, in Charge.
Call in and get acquainted with him. Have him se
lect you a perfect fitting shoe.
. Beauty Boots Win
Hearty
Approval
Women's Black Kid Beauty Boots, hand
turned, Louis heels just arrived. Priced
$10.25.
Special Black and Brown Calf Skin Ladies Shoe, Military
Heel.' Brown at ;fS.60
Children's School Shoe
Headquarters
Extensive selections of children's dress and school
shoes. Brown and black kid. Brown and Black Calf
button and lace styles. Specially built for this store,
famous for sturdy shoes
$2.50 to $6.00
FERRIS SlfOES
EXCLUSIVE HERB
BOY SCOUT
SHOES LARG
EST AND BEST
SHOWING
Greater Shoe Department Entire Middle Section
Hain Floor
W. R. Harper
Dept. Store Big Store
. Alliance, Nebraska
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