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THE ALLIANCE IIKUAL1), l'KlDAY, AUCIUST 13, 1920
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Mrs. Earl Mallciy jntortnlncd
Wednesday, In honor of Miss Francis
Nolan. whoa marrlnco to Roy Me
Connick, of lSraaon, Wis., will take
place AugUBt 21, and Miss Ione
Mallcry, who loavt-s the first of the
-reck for Honolulu where she will
teach next year. The evening was
spent at bridge. The guests were the
MesdaniPB John O'Brien, J. I. Sklles,
Vern Hunt, Kd O Ponnel, Mike Nolan
and J. A. Mallery and Misses Julia
Frankle, Irene Hire, Hazel Bennet,
Ilutn Morris and Marie Carey.
who a .n hu n viskins In Alliance the j
fia't two v.kH. The eveiing was ;
.prnt nt r.irls snl ilanrlnc. Mi?1?
Inurrti:i Ifodpkliipon won hiph m-ore.
two course luncheon was Reived.
The gui-sts were the Mlss s Ilnzol
Thompson, Francis Collins, Laurrtta
!IoW:kitnon. Jessie Burns, Wilma
Mote, Alta Tv C.frc Ppacht. l'lil!
.lacks and Marie Howe.
GOLD1W MtTMNli
Mr. and M.--. W. A. '.Vlmer cele
brated their golden wedding annlver
isery WV.lr.c.T.lsy evening nt the home
ol tlit ir daughter, Mrs. L. A. Harris,
north of town. About fifty guests
were present, among them was Mrs.
Walmer's two brothers, George and
Doctor Camblln, from Brady, Neb.,
her sister, Mrs. F. A. Dravo. from
Holdrldge, Neb., and her niece, Mrs.
Roy Gustavason. of Denver, Col. A
seven course dinner was served.
The "bride and groom" received
many presents of gold.
Miss Byrd Wheeler was the guest
of honor at a the;it r n-iv V
day evening. Miss Wheeler Is leav-'
Ing for the coast the last of tae week. J
The guests were the Misses Francis I
Fletcher, Helen Cleveland, Thelma
Waddel and Byrd Wheeler and the
Messrs Kenneth Huston, John Dower,
Leonard Locke and Horace Fuller, j
Miss Thelma Waddell entertained
at a slumber party Tuesday night In
ynr- cf M'ss Byrd Wheeler. The
guests were tha Misses Byrd Wheeler
Helen Cleveland and Francis Fletca-er.
C. E. Wheeler and family leave the;
laet of this week for Washington j
whore thy will make their future'
home. j
I -mgest line of cnrljr fall aikIi
winter Hats at
lllglilaiul-llolloway Co.
.WIS. r , a luvna itiuiui: tuui.
day from Fenton, la., where she hast
been for the past seven weeks In at-
tendance upon her father, J. Nellis, f
during his last Illness. Mr. NeWa'
pa'ssed away last Friday and funeral I
cervices were held Sunday.
School Dresses for children at
U) IT regular prices at
lllgliland-llollouay Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stucker left
for Leed, S. D., Wednesday where
they will make their future home.
Silk and Cotton Hosiery at 20
4llcoiint at IlighlaiHl-Ilollovrny Co.
Glenn Willis h working on the
Shnnk hay ranch.
I .orgeat lino of early fall and
winter lints nt
Illlitaml-flolloway Co.
You will bi rvoro than plcnsoi
with the price and quality of all hata
you see at Tho.FaiMon Sjop Look
before buying. 7
Mrs. O. J. Hand wild family !rt
Wednesday lor liiiicA, liu., or u
two week3 vacation with Mra. Hand's
parents.
Rave 20 i your wtnter furs
tills month nt lllgliland-llolloway Co.
Mrs. M. L. Croft returned Wed
nesday from Chadrrn whero she has
been visiting Mrs. Morrison for the
past week.
Pick your Ooat or Rult early from
our early arrivals.
lllghland-IIolloway Co.
Mrs. A. Horrabin and little daugh
ter, Mary Louise, of Iowa City, are
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. S. Rhcln.
Hcliool Dresse for children at
23 off regular rlce nt
Illghland-liolUmay Co.
r. Tj. Armstrong of HofTland, was
an Alliance visitor yesterday.
Jo.m O'Keefe returned from a two
months' vacation spent In Fortland,
Ore., Seattle, Wash., San Francisco,
and San Diego, Cal.
Our object Is to give you city
E!yles at the very lowest prices and
best quality at The Fashion Shop
Millinery Department. 74
Members of the Eastern Star have
been requested to meet at tae hall
at 2 p. m. Sunday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Harriet Miller.
DEATH AM) ITXKKALS
Mrs. Cecil Wilson passed away at
the St. Joseph hospital Wednesday
morning at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Wilson
was brought to Alliance from her
late borne In Lakeside, Neb., Monday.
The funeral was held at tae Holy
Rosary church Thursday morning
and Interment was In the Catholic
cemetery. She leaves a husband and
two children.
Mrs. Ellas Miller diea Wednesday
morning In Sheridan, Wyo. She had
been visiting frlneds and relatives in
that city. The deceased was eighty
six years of age. She leaves two
sons, Guy and Roy Miller, of tala
city.
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The Herald $2.50 a year.
IIOYI.B UOTII
John E. Boyle and Miss Emma E.
Roth, both of Hemlngford, were
united In marriage by County Judge
Tash last Tuesday afternoon. The
couple were accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. B. L. Garrison.
i Mr. and Mrs. L, L. Smith and Ross
Smith, father of the former, return
ed Wednesday evening by auto from
, Denver. Mrs. Smith and her father
i In-law started out on the trip two
; weeks ago, and have had a most
' pleasant trip, motoring through Ftes
Park an d to other Colorado points.
! L. L. Smlta Joined them at Denver
'and made the return trip with them.
PERSONALS
Miss Marie Kibble entertained at
a porch party Taursday night for
Miss Jlazcl Thompson of Lincoln.
Leonard Locke left for Lincoln
Thursday to attend the Lincoln Busi
ness college.
Pick your Oont or Suit early from
iHie early nriivnls.
llighlnml-llollowny Co.
It Is Mone Too Early To Prepare For
The Wintry Winds
Especially When Values Like These Are Offered
Already homo managers' thoughts are turning to the consideration of bedding and garments for the comfort of
the members of her family this winter. Right now many nuney-saving bargains arc being offered and far-seeing
buyers are letting no opportunities slip by. By far the best,1 re-season offering is The Horace Bogue Store's lot of
Monarch Wool-Nap Blankets
All Plaids Double Size 66x8q Inches
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'CONOMY in shoes consists in
getting the most for your money. How
to do this is the question. Low priced
shoes may prove more costly than the
most expensive. You are safer than
ever with Florsheims. Fit, style, com
fort are added to endurance. No shoe
could be better. No shoe like it could
be sold for less.
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This especially attractive lot
of blankets is part of a delayed
shipment of goods that arrived
just in time for early winter prep
arations. They represent material sav
ings in blankets as you will read
ily see when you examine them.
Satisfy vourself.
56.45
THE PAIR
These Wool-Nap blankets are
medium weight, well-woven fabric
designed to give a maximum of
warmth. They are double blan
kets, C6 by 88 inches.
The assortment includes plaids
only, principal shades being tan,
blue, gray and pink. They will
not last long at
$6.45
THE FAIR
This Special Price Is For Saturday Sales Only
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Horace Bosue Store
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Out of this season1! bewildering
dictates of Fashion,one thought stands
clear you must appear natural.
Uncorseted? No Emphatically
No! Certainly frocks and suits never
more definitely demanded the founda
tion of a clever corset. When Paris
says you should look "uncorseted,
Paris means you should wear a cor
set so deftly designed to be a part of
yourself that it merely accents the
natural beauty of your figure and
the most critical observer will not be
able to trace your charm to its subtle
support. .V"
Lucile, Ltd.
1-T HERE is not the woman but
k I will be interested in what the
I JL world-famed House of Lucile has
to say about corsets.
There is not the woman but will appre
ciate the specialized service of our corset
department; a service that offers you
(selection from an all-comprehensive stock
of the unequalled . . .
Good Looks
Be careful about the corset you wear
Itwill make or mar your attractiveness
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COESETS
and the careful attention of expert corset
iercs who will take a personal pride in your
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Give us the pleasure of showing you the
l.ite-t developments in modem corset-mak-ir.g.
Y.'e have a Fpbndid selection of both
1T.ONT- AND EACK-LACE CORSETS
that will beautify your figure. Tlu-y are
made for you.
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OF one thing be quite sure; the day of
the obviously corseted woman has
gone. Buy your corsets with the idea of
accenting the natural beauty of your figure.
Buy the corset that will give you comfort;
the corset that will give you poise and per
fect body proportions without a moment's
feeling of restraint.
There is not a type of figure however un
usual or difficult to fit but can be success
fully corseted in
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The r.Jr.-.irci woman who wears a CosyarJ
has an uric: riocious grace tint can only
recult from jTidon ciri' .;- -A ! -r c -rsct
is so nvich " ' i. f : . .
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