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Mil as armnil rim matter. Published
Tvaday and Friday.
OBOnOB I BURR, JR. Editor
DWIN M. PURR Duilneu Mr.
Official newnpaper of the City ef
Alliance; cflJcUl newapaper or box
StuU County.
Owned nd published by Tha Burr
Printing Company, Qeorire I Burr, Jr.,
President; Edwin M. hurr, Vice rrea
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StafcaerlHUn, Sl.sA ret year In ad ranee
. Oatalde ef ISO rartaa, S3.00 per year
PERSONALS
Miss Ethel Jam is ill at her
home.
Dick Spanpler of Antloch, Is vlsit
Injs Robert Anderson.
R. M. At of Edgemont, will be In
Allinnrn for two days.
Martin King of Bayard, waa in Al
llauco Thursday on business.
M. E. Helms of Sheridan, was in
Alliance Tuesday on business.
Mrs. E. J. Illckey of Marsland, is
Tislting Mrs. Nation of this 'city.
Miss Minnie Willis of Hemlngford,
was In Alliance Thursday shopping.
Mrs Jap Woodard of Lakeside,
was In Alliance Wwlnoiduy on busi
ness. Miss Lux at the Alliance hotel, had
her tonsils removed Thursday morn
ing. Mrs. E. E. Eskew of Whitman,
was in Alliance Wednesday on busi
ness. Misses Avis Joder, Emma Benedict
and K. II. Hamilton spent Sunday in
Bldney.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leavitt of
' Hemlngford, were in Alliance Wed
nesday. Wni. Moravek of Lander, Wyo.,
was in town Tuesday for the Chau
tauqua. A. W. Tetring of Nebraska City,
pent a few days In Alliance with
friends.
W. L. Ouy of Bingham, waa in
Alliance Tuesday and Wednesday on
business.
Misses Hazel and Ruth Caten have
gone to North Platte where their sis
ter is ill.
C. E. Ballard left Wednesday for
Blansvlhe, Wyo., to start a shoe re
pair shop.
Miss Stacha Rochfort of Ellsworth
is at the 'St. Joseph hospital .win
pneumonia.
Raymond Lewis, Harold Dickinson
'and Pat Bicknell spent Sunday In
Hot 8prings.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sowers "of
Bridgeport, were In Alliance the first
ejf the week.
Ifiss Delia Swanson left Wednes
4ar for a visit with friends and rela
tive at Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Hooper of
Long Lake, spent a few dsi lnH Al
liance this week. -
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Law of Ells
worth, who were in the city on busi
ness, left Tuesday.
Miss Katherine Fletcher has gone
to New York, Chicago and Wisconsin
to spend the summer.
J. K. Vance was in Denver ' Sun
-day and Monday visiting friends and
attending to some business.
F. W. Rehder of Scottsbluff, is in
Alliance on business and also visit
lna: with his son, J. IL- Rehder.
Tom Theophilos, who was In Al
Uanre on business, returned to his
home, at Scottsbluff Wednesday.
J. Johnson and family left Friday
for a return trip to Sllverton, Ore.
They will make an overland trip
Miss Alfa Young is in Portland,
Ore., and reports a good time and
also that she likes the country fine
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Joedeman and
daughter, Minnie, left Wednesday
for a visit with friends in Columbus,
Sara Leishman of Dixon, 111.,
arrived Wednesday to spend the sum
xner with her aunt, Mrs. N. D. Cole-
tick.
Misses Lydla and Alice Foley' left
Bunday for Gillette, Wyo., to spend
the summer on a ranch with their
aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Willsle of Hem
lngford, were in Alliance Tuesday
for a treatment for Mr. Wlllsie's
yes.
J. M. Rent fro of Bingham, spent
Thursday and Friday morning in Al
llance tending to a few matters of
business.
Miss Bonnie Stewart of Guernsey,
who Is confined In the city contagi
ous ward with diphtheria, la greatly
Improved.
. Mrs. I. W. Barnes and eon, Tin
my, of Ashby, who were in Alliance
on business returned to their home
Wednesday.
Mrs. J. Johnson and daughter,
Alta. returned to their home In
Mitchell Wednesday after a shop
ping trip here.
Misses Agnes Newberry, Margaret
Dwyer, Messrs Ed McNulty and P. L.
Patton spent Sunday and Monday at
Hot Springs, 8. D.
Mrs. B. M. Johnston of Lakeside,
who has been confined to the hospi
tal following an operation, returned
to her home Friday.
Misses Louise and Geneva Good
rich, who have been visiting their
aunt, returned to their home at
Lakeside Wednesday.
Jamea Newton of Hyannls, and J.
C Ekipper of Bingham, were In the
city Thursday afternoon and Friday
morning on business affairs.
Miss Margaret Brahler, who has
Vrn visiting In Denver, was In Al
Mance Thursday on her way to make
her future home in Antloch.
S. P. Jnckcon, proprietor of the
Mlianoe Cundy Store, spent the fori
part of the week In Denver on f
"andy-buylng and pleasure trip.
C. C. Smith, horse-buyer ai
the Urandell livery barn, was In
Grand Island on business from Sun
day to Wednesday of this week.
The two children cf Mr. and Mrs
Harry Salisbury, who were visit In
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Klrod.
were taken III with the measles.
The Misses Knthrlne Hucschsen
stein, Helen Newberry, Messrs Jack
Walker and Muriel Trice spent Sun
day In Hay Springs and Rushvllle.
Jake Herman, rancher of Lake
side, was in Alliance Wednesday ci.
business CoWCtd ith the ranch
ers' telephone company, of which or
ganization Mr. Herman is the secre
tary.
Mrs. C. P. Myers, who was hev 'a
see her little son whb la at th St
Joseph honpltnl, returned to hu
home at Ashby Wednesday mid re
ports that the boy Is vei-7 much Ini
proved.
Mrs. J. J. Dixon and two children,
Faith and Joseph, left Monday for 1
two months' visit with relatives and
frlendB in Milwaukee, Wis., Duluth,
Minn., and as far north as Illbblng.
Minn., In the Misabbe ranee.
Miss Anna Cord of Sandpoint,
Idaho, who is visiting Mrs. T. Skar
voe of Bridgeport, accompanied by
the latter's son, Harry, were in Al
liance shopping Tuesday. They re
turned to Bridgeport Wednesday.
F. H. Palmer and W. D. Rylamls
of Lakeside, were in Alliance Thurs
day settling up the insurance on th-.
garnge, owned by Mr. Palmer aria
leased by Mr. Ryland, that burned
to the ground a week ago Tuesday.
Mrs. Nabb of York, Neb., state
president of the Rebekah lodge, is
here for the installation oT officers.
Large delegations will be present
from Antloch and other places. All
members are requested to please be
present.
Sheriff J. W. Miller left Friday for
Hot Springs, S. D., to be present as
witness in the robbery case at Ard
more, the sheriff having made the
arrest of the accused negro two
months ago. The sheriff expects to
be gone two or three days.
George Harkness, wire chief for
the Nebraska Telephone company,
wife and daughter, Mary, in com
pany with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stevens
returned Tuesday from a ten days'
motor trip, one week of which was
spent in camping in Estes Park, Col.
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Harry and little
daughter, Rosamond, left for Cen
tral City, Neb., Sunday evening
where Mrs. Harry and Rosamond will
spend the remainder of the summer
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Hollenbeck. Mrs. Harry returned to
Alliance Wednesday morning.
Mrs. K.. L. Olson, wife of Super
intendent of Paving Olson who has
been, visiting her parents for six
weeks In Kansas City, returned last
Hi'
Saturday evening. Mr. and., Mrs.
Olson will make their home at the
residence of Clay Harry during the
absence of Mrs. Harry In Central
City.
Fred Atkins, accompanied by Miss
Virginia Thompson and Mrs. H. F.
Quoala, of North Platte, Neb., were
visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Eu
wards Monday and Tuesday. Mr. At
kins is connected with the Allied
Contracting company and left Wed
nesday for Omaha on company busi
ness. Miss Thompson and Mrs.
Queale will remain . In Alliance for
some time.
PEGGY INLAND GETS is
ti POINTS FROM SLEUTHS
Six men of the detcctlvo force of
San Francisco were detailed to re
ceive Peggy Hyland when ehe went
there for several scenes in her de
tective satire, "The Web of Chance,"
the William Fox production which
will be shown at the Imperial theatre
on Friday, July 9.
"I am going to San Francisco In
a few days to complete my picture,
'The Web of Chance.' a detective
story," wrote Miss Hyland to the
chief of police before she left the
Fox studios in Hollywood. Cal. "I
am going to inakesome fun over a
woman detective in the story Just
harmless fun, which won't hurt the
irtiuins 01 anyooay. wont you
help meT I would like several good
detectives to consult with, because
I believe I should know something
about the business I am going to
satirize."
Miss Hyland also had consulted
wun los Angeles detectives. As a
result, she injected Into the picture
some comedy detective work which
will make old sleuths who see It
think she has had considerable ex
perience In the business of sleuth
lng.
IOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
foil SALE Complete set of hay
tools, also new John Deere man
ure spreader and 2 good flve-year-
oia mares, u E. Bliss, Birch 8132.
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ALLIANCE city property to trade for
Box Butte county farm. See Ne
braska Land Co. 64tf
FOR SALE Fine astor and cosmos
plants. Phono 41j, Sit Cheyenne,
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And Opening of
The greatest sale in the history of the store. Il
25 DISCOUNT ON EVERY ARTI
Our Bargain Basement has been remodeled to make it light and airy, all fihi
Combining this opening with our Annual
Ladies ' Shoes
Ladies Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps in
Patent Leather, Brown Kid and CaTf
Skin, also Black Kid.
$16.50 values now
$15.00 values now
$12.50 values now
$10.00 values now
$ 7.50 values now
$12.33
$11.25
$9.40
.$7.60
$5.63
Misses9 and
Children y Shoes
Oxfords and Pomp
$7.50 values' now , -! $5.63
$6.00alues. now , $4.60
$5.00 values now
$4.00 values now ; $3.00
$3.00 values now $2.25
Sale Begins
Saturday
Morning
July 10 -
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SECOND
FLOOR
At cost and less than cost on a great many garmerits. Our original price tags y
showing substantial savings, on every garment. Coats, Suits arte
All hats in this department
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Every price is an
honest reduction.
HORACE
regardless of cost. All s
the state and we are going to make it all that nam!
Ladies9 Underwear
Ladies Silk and Lisle and Cottau Union
Suits in all styles. Bodice top, tight knee,
no sleeve, loose knee also short sleeve,
tight or loose knee.
$4.00 value glove silk top lisle union
suits now : $3.00
$3.00 Mercerized silk lisle union
suits now . $225
$2.00 value lisle union suits $1.50
$1.75 value lisle union suits
$1.50 value cotton union suit.
95c value cotton union suits .
.$1.31
.$1.13
77c
57c
75o value cotton union suits
Ladies 9 and Misses 9
Vests
85c value lisle vests now
.64c
-49c
36c
65c value cotton vests now
45c value cotton vests now
All Ladies9 M
have been put into two big lots all hats valued 7ft
$10.50 will be sold at $3.50. Your opportunity
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July Clearance Sale n
Ladies9 Hosiery
$5.00 Ladies Pure Silk IIosc, now $3.75
$4.00 Ladies Pure Silk Hose, now $3.00
$3.50 Ladies Pure Silk Ilose, now $2.75
$3.00 Ladies Pure Silk Hose, now $2.2
$2.50 Ladies Lisle Top Silk Hose,
now
$1.88
$2.00 Ladies Lisle Top Silk Hose,
now ; : $1.50
$1.50 Ladies Lisle Top Silk Hose,
now
$1.00 Ladies Lisle Hose ... . ,
-$1.13..
75c Ladies Lisle and Cotton Hose 56c
50c Cotton Hose 37c''
Silk nose in all shades, Lisle and Cot
ton Hose in black, white and zrown.
Misses9 and
Children 9s Hose
Hose all going at 25 discount
In Black, White and Brown.
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