TT1K ALLIANCE TTKRALT). FRIDAY, .TUNE 11,' 1920.
iun'.n-siftrHiMSTMi
The mnrrlapo of Miss Hazel Mc
Collinter and Mr. Frank KpM of At
llance via solemnized Tuesday even
ing at R:30 at the home of the bride
In Gordon.,
Promptly at C:10 the wedding
f arty took their places before a
beautifully decorated buy window,
where Iter. Mr. Miller, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, pronounced
the words that mads them man and
' wife.
. The bride wore a white crepe de
chene gown with veil and she carried
a bride's bouquet of sweet poas and
rosea, ' ' ' '
After the ceremony the eighteen
guests found their places at prettily
flororatcd tables, where a fine wed
ding dinner was nerved.
The bride went to schoel here in
Chdron and graduated from the
Normal and her friends join us fn
wishing; her much happiness.
Mr. Reed Is employed In the
'Forest lumber yard at Alliance, and
the happy couple will make their
home In that place. Chadron
Chronicle. . . ,
imnon m Kchixjn club
Mrs. E. H. Boyd entertained the
Bridge Luncheon club on Thursday
af .ernoon. ' Tho house was very
prettily decorated In pink and white
rweet peas. Those, present were:
Mosdaraea, Harry Gantz, V. B. Bar
nctt, William Mitchell, Elmer Mc
Minls, Dr. Morris, Tercy Cogswell.
Floyd Hlvely. Fred Helpbrlnger and
Howard Reddish.
Sunday morning at the Christian
cfcurch three pieces of special music
were played by Mrs. Clyde Fosdick,
piano; Messrs. Howe, vollln, Harllng
cornef, and Whaley. clarionet. The
rnuBlc was greatly appreciated.
SUNDAY riCNig '
" One of the crowds to enjoy a pic
nic Sunday at Hot Sprlnls were Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
McKenzle, Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Walk
er, Mesdames Frank Roberts, Joe
Case, MIbs Emma Pilster and Mr.
Lawrence Roberts. ' '
CAMTF1RB GIRLS
The Campflre girls Monday hiked
to a grove two miles east of the city.
The members of. the chapter who
vent were: Mlswes Kathrlne Harris,
' Edna Mae Miller. Teresa Looney,
Janice Adams, Dolly Dalley, Florence
Baker- and Etheline Ellis. Mies
Josephine Ganuon, guradaln, accom
pamea me gins, rncre will be a
meeting of the various campflre
guardians ton'ght (Tuesday) at the
home of Miss Oanson.
v Mrs. Ceo. Davis, Grand Matron of
. the Eastern Star, will leave Tuesday
evening for Lincoln and other points
on a business trip in the interests of
that organization. After a few days
visit in Lincoln she will go to Bee
tier, Neb., where she will institute a
chapter of the Eastern Star. Ou Fri
day, in company with the Erand
patron and grand secretary, she will
visit tne Eastern Star home in Fre
inont. Later she will yislt Omaha on
official business, where they will dis
trict the state for vistaton durng the
-coming year. The following week
they will visit the Masonic and East
ern Star home at Flattsmouth. Neb.
Mrs. Davis will be accompanied by
oer daughter, Dorothy. .
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LADIES' AVXIIilAHY '
The Ladles' Auxiliary of the First
Presbyterian church will meet at the
. home of Mrs. R. R. Reddish, 810
-neyenne Ave., on Wednesday after
.noon at 3. Mrs. Jack Miller . and
Jirs. R. R, Reddish will "be the
Hostesses.
The program will be as follows:
Song. ,
" Devotional Mrs. B. Sturgeon.
nespona to roil call With some
Bcriptur text.
Song Mrs. Rhein.
Remarks Mrs. Kearns, Sr.
Music Mrs. Ponath.
Reading Mrs. Rowan.
Instrumental Duet Misses Esther
, and Hutu Nations.
Closing with short guessing con
test,
Mr. Adams of the state bureau of
health Is to be In Alliance for a meet
ing June 28 acocrding to an an
rouncement Just received. He will
present some very Interesting films
mac evening. .
Next Sunday morning the pastor
of the Bartist church 1b to give an
tbject sermon to the children of the
toagregation. The Junior choir la to
tins, t
' ANN '
ine uenekah Circle will meet
with Mra. O. P. Herbaugh at 424 Mia
eourl FTlday afternoon. Ail members
License to wed was issued Tuesday
moritg to Edgar E. Howard and
TbuJuiu N. Allen, both of Alliance.
ONK MIJCVTK
STOHK TALK
Wh?n this ftore urot Ml pr
cedent a few weeks ago with this
sale, it developed a variety of'
VmoMons never experienced in all
the history of western shoe sell
ing. No political bandwapon ever
raw such a final scramble for
eats. We said in the opening
announcement
To Put a Stop to Hint. it
Price."
We were laughed at, scoffed at
by wholesalers. Now from every
corner of the country they say
"Harper was right," the PEAK
(hos been reached at last on shoes.
TliotiMindg are giving thanks
, to the store where the thanks
are due.
The Past Matroni and Patrons
club meets Wednesday evening with '
aicm. a. j oasLQ, 7x1 Toluca.
. . ,
. Itoautlf nl patterns la silk kimonos,
aIm a, fine line of silk hose at the
Oriental Store.
-W. R. HARPER, Prop,
HARPER'S.
-W. R. HARPER, Prop.
This Whirlwind Event !?Myured
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It's by long odds tho bluest shopping sensation Harper lias ever experienced. Go where you will and you'll find enthusiastic
groups discussing THIS STORE'S big daily doings to sell $15,000.00 WORE IN JUNE. We are certainly making Ihc H. C. of L.
dance to our tune of "PRICES CUT TO LOWEST LEVELS." The past week's business greatly exceeded our expectations.
Enthusiasm is now at "top-notch" among the thrifty people of Alliance. Wednesday we open the throttle wide watch us'
Kpced to our goal. We have left no stone unturned to make the second week even greater than the first.
.. PLAN TO BE HERE EARLY WEDNESDAY DOORS OPEN AT 8:30 A. M. SHARP
Men 's
Florsheim
Shoes
at Less Than
Wholesale -Price
ft.'Jl'AW.'V
JJLORSHEIM Shoes never were a
? better buy. Cheap shoes you
would not consider four years ago
now cost almost as much. No shoe could
be bftter made, better wearing. No shoes
have better style, more character are
more comfortable and pleasing from
start to finish. So why debate? Drop
. In here and settle the shoe (question.
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Florsheim
Shoes
$18.00 Values at
$16.50 Values at
412.00
-$12.00
Arab and Senator lasts, in Vici Kid and Calfskin in
' Black and Tan
AnotherPair
YOU may be one of the
many men who will ap
preciate the opportu
nity of getting another pair
of shoes or oxfords of the
same style and size that has
" given you comfort and satis
faction. We can! assure you
of an exact duplicate any
time in the future of anv
Florsheim. shoe you select
.here.
HARPER'S
SPECIAL Men's 'Shoes, ' Her
man's Tan Vici Kid, High
shoes ; " . ,
' $15.00 Values $9.65
$3.00 Children & Misses, $1.98
$2.50 Children & Misses, $1.50
$2.00 Childrens & Misses, $1.25
.HE best shoe'lin the world needs
something more than mere merit to
make men like it. It needs that
vitalizing quality about it which men
call personality. Florsheim Shoes
have both good rugged, stalwart
character that sees you through to
the end, and a style and dash about
them that make them good company
for you -and ypur friends.
Florsheim
Shoes
$10.00 and $12.00 Men's Shoes at .$4.98
Vici Kid and Calf Skin Button and Lace
MEN'S WORK SHOES
$7.50 and $8.00 Values at
.$4.50
. NOW FOR A PHENOMENAL WINDUP OF THE SALE OF ' s
2,800 Pairs of ' "
Shoes and; 0
AT LESS THAN 50c ON THE DOLLAR
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Saturday will be the last day of this record-breaking event and your last
opportunity to share in the greatest shoo bargain in years. Value-wise shop
pers will make it their business to supply their needs for many months to come
for no such exceedingly low prices for such high quality shoes will be quoted
again. Plan to be "here 1 ;t ; :' ''.
' Children's $4 White Canvass Mary Jane Slippers
Excellent quality white canvas, ankle strap clippers with white ribbon bows. Have
sewed leather soles, low heels. Slzs 8 to 2; ' Qf QQ
actual 14.00 values, Wednesday only, at pair ... 3X"0
Women's $5 White Canvas Pumps Women's $7 White Canvas Oxfords
And Mary Jane slippers. Choice ot an
kle strap with ribbon bow trim or plain
pumps of line Quality canvas; have
sewed leather soles and military heels.
ALL SIZES; Actual Ol" 7C
f 5 value, Wednesday .... O. D
Very attractive lace oxfords made of
fine quality canvas on dressy last. Have
medium vamp with tip. sewed leather
soles and military heels. ALL SIZES;
ACTUAL 7 C C Q C
VALUES, at per pair ..: .3.DO
Here's Good Shoe News
Thousands of Pairs of Stylish Summer Shoes Offered at
Savings You Cannot Afford to Ignore
Women's $12 and $14 Stylish Low Cuts
All the newest and most stylish models are included In this vast
assortment: Black kid, patent kid and brown calf one-eyelet
Ties; plain pumps of black kid. Cleo Pumps with high French
heels, brokn and black calfskin and light brown Oxforda, Imita
tion tips or plain toes, with Louis or Cuban heels. All have,
hand-turned leather soles. These shoes are A-l grade, not Im
perfect in any way. All sizes of Qualities that you'd expect to
be priced at $12.00 and $14.00. CQ Ar.
1 Choice Wednesday only, at . S?H.4U
Men's Dress Oxfords
Every new Vyle and shape in
cluded; made of fine Quality
black or tan calfskin. Have
genuine welt sewed leather
and Rhinex sewed soles. Hun-,
dreds of pairs ot actual $8.00
sale priced Wednes- qq
day only, at ,.........-.54.yO
Men's Work Shoes
Made of pliable brown elkskln
in the popular U. S. Army last.
Hard or soft toe caps, bellows
tongue, heavy leather or elk
soles. All sizes of ACTUAL $0
values, especially priced for
Wednesday . .
at only . 34.4D
WE SELL
FOR
CASH ONLY
BIG STORE
WE SELL
FOR
CASH ONLY
CORRECT APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN