TIIK ALLIANCE 11KKALD, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1920
FINE CLOTHING
Money Than You Will
THE FAMOUS OFFERS 500 SUITS
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Men's and Young Men's 3-piece suits. We have added
some late deliveries to the lot, including some Blue Serges.
5.00 SUITS
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80.00 SUITS
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$75.00 SUITS
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$67.75
$63.75
$59.75
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25 Discount
SILK SHIRTS
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$72.50 SUITS
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$70.00 SUITS
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$65.00 SUITS
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$57.75
$55.75
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$50.00 SUITS
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$45.00 SUITS
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$40.00 SUITS
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$39.75
$35.75
$31.75
25 Discount on
Little Fellows Suits
sizes, 4 to 8
100 pairs Boy's
Keds, sizes, 12
to 2 . . . . 79c
DISCOUNT from prevailing prices on
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SOCIETY
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l.K SAGB KN1KST
The marriage of Arniand J. LeSage
nd Miss Johanna Kniest was solem
nized at the Holy Itosary church
of Alliance Thursday morning at
seven o'clock. The bride was at
tired in a grey silk travelling suit
and carried a bouuet of white roses.
Miss Marie Buechenstein acted as
bridesmaid and wore a gown of grey
silk, with corsage of pink roBes. The
groom w;s attended by Mr. Lambert
Kniest, brother of the bride.
Immediately after the ceremony a
"wedding breakfast was served at the
Jiome of Mrs. W. H. Buechenstelu
waich was beautifully decorated with
eat flowers Miss Katherlne Kniest,
sister of the bride entertained with
several pleasing piano solos.
Mr. and Mrs. LeSage have left for
a three weeks honeymoon trip ex
pecting to visit polnta In the Black
Hills, Hot Springs and Thermopolis,
Wyo. They will be at home to their
many friends after September first at
4 14 Big Horn. The groom was form
ptIy of Bradley. 111., but has been in
the automobile business in Alliance
for several years.
versary of the wedding of Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony Walmer, which will be
held at their lome, 214 East Third
street on Wednesday evening. August
11, from 7 to 10 o'clock. Mr. an1
Mrs. Walmer were married in 1870.
I-'AUKWKIJ, PARTY
Miss Julia Frankle was hostess
Wednesday evening to a gathering of
a dozen young people at a farewell
party for Miss Kathryn Scarader of
Denver, who left for her home by a
late train. Monte Carlo whist and
other forms of entertainment were
enjoyed. Following delightful re
freshments the guest of honor was
escorted to the train.
10CNAJLLA CAMPFTHE
The F.mailla Camnfire elrla were
entertained by Mrs. T. A. Cross at
a slumber party on the high school
lawn Tuesday evening.
GOLDEN WEDDING
Invitations are out announcing
the celebration of the fiftieth annl
KIM'NKA SIA MBFJt I'AKTY
A Jolly crowd of Campflre girls
were entertained Tuesday night at a
slumber party In the spacious home
of their guardian, Miss Josephine
Ganson, preparatory to an early start
next morning for Broncho Lake. In
spite of the fact that the festivities
of the evening extended into a late
hour the girls were up betimes the
next morning and followed out the
program of breakfast at Broncho,
and were there, If not wlti bells on,
at least with an appetite that made
hot dogs and ctffee disappear at an
amazing rate. The participants In
this frolic were Dolly Dailey, Edna
May Miller, Thressa Looney, Eliza
beth Wilson, Ruth Scott, Katherlne
Harris, Frances Scholt, Janice
Adams, Verna Dow, Frances GrM
man and Miss Ganson, guardian, J
number of the girls enjoyed a swim
before leaving and all were back in
Alliance before the sun got too
strong.
PERSONALS
Miss Josephine Ganson spent a
part of Wednesday in Antioch.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wong are leaving
for a few days rest and recreation at
Hot Springs.
Mrs. C. L. Kerr returned Thursday
morning from a ten days visit to
Laramie, Wyo.
Jay Walker of Newcastle, Wyo.,
was an Alliance visitor Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mayor A .D. Rodgers was taken
suddenly ill Thursday evening and is
confined to his home.
Mrs. Harry E. Sims has been en
tertaining a sister. Miss Mildred
Komlnger, from Aurora, Neb.
J. W. Gaddls and family are leav
ing for Deadwood for a few weeks
visit. They expect to locate In Al
liance permanently about September
first.
License to wed was Issued to
Ignacio Ayola and Guadalupe Savil
la on Tuesday morning by County
Judge Tash. The ceremony was per
formed by Fataer Manning.
Miss Theresa Morrow visited rela
tives in Scott8bluff Monday, accom
panied by Mrs. Cronkleton of
Bayard. Little Mlsa Helen Morrow
accompanied Mrs. Cronkleton to her
home.
Carl Anderson, who has been em
ployed by the Quick Service Electric
company, enlisted Thursday at the
local recruiting office fo ra three
year hitch. He will be given service
in Germany, in the field artillery
branch. But a thousand enlistments
tor German service will be allowed
Nebraskana. Mr. Anderson will leave
Alliance In ten day.
WE'LL SAY IT'S HOT
But there's one way to
Beat the game.
Fans will not do the business like a
ro:!, H'.'iTsIiinjr CA:h of
Ice Cream
Business mon will find Ice Cream a
pleasant relief from the severity of the
hot weather. Just find your way to
the nearest soda fountain they all sill
Alliance Creamery products and or
der one of the many satisfying dishes
available and experience the certain
relief that awaits you.
W omen shoppers with children who
are hot and fretful will find the same
degree of pleasant relief if they will
try our Ice Cream. It's refreshing and
healthful. Try it.
Buy it by the Pint or Quart at all
fountains or by the Gallon at the
creamery.
Alliance Creamery Company
W. K SPENCER, Mgr.