T1IE ALLIANCE HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1920.
SIX
OOF GARDEN
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Saturday Dances
LOWRY & KENRY
AN(M)RA
The Houston fans want
to run him for resident.
' three daughter and two adopted in professional circles with the Hous-
i daughters, besides many reiatiTes ion ciud 01 me iexas league, fie
t tt .nA ir nf nrldreoort and friends who loved the good pitched a no hit, r.o run game ajralnst
hr Rund.r of last week for a woman. . Mr. and Mrs. Muy would Galveston
brief visit with relatives. have soon celebrated their 50th wed-
Mrs. May Jamison went to Bridge- anniversary. The funeral was
port the nrst of last wee for short ( Xav.TLtpo
" r' . ,. . .' i preached the sermon. The n la lives
Mrs. R. II. Atwell of Jorrlngton. ' Monday nght for Grand Ibland
Wyo., was here Monday and Tuesday wUh tha body v t ,0 faneral B01Vices
cf last week visiting her nephew, wti)e hf1J at lJw 4 0 K, of a daughter
Dave Atwell. Iandintcrme.it maJo ut Hie Oiw
Joe Chapman, the popular Grulng- j isiani cemetery. The entire corn
er man, was in Angora last week. ' I muhity are sympathizing wim tau
Mrs. Henry Rusk has returned ; MuMy jul,.iiy u thUr trlef.
then tie them together.
tomers for the farmers who will deal of the Legion.
directly with them.-
Twelve thousand members of the Nothing Is surer than taxes and
American Legion in Los Angeles are The second floor of . bank In the fate of a Mexican president.
being mobilized for an attack JeffTsonvllle, Ind., has been donated 1 '
against the II. C. of L. Their plans to the Post at that place. The rooms ' It's hard to tell from one minute
are to eliminate tne middlemen who were furnished by the D. A. R., Red to the next who Is the man of the
Recelpe for solving the high cot
of living: Make both ends meet and ; handle farm produce by getting cus-, Cross, Y. M. C. A., and the local Post hour In Mexico.
from a visit with relatives In Wyom
ing.
Theie was a- special meeting at
tho home of Mrs. Mark S,unotao i.i
P. B. McCauley went to Scottsbluff , npMonnrt ,., wdnosdav of the
Saturday on business. Ho,ne Economic and Extension wor
Mrs. A. A. Temple left last week , : Mm gtlla Malhtr8f
for her home in York after a pica- the bUU leftder of Nebra8ka and
ant stay with her son, Cordon Temple Mrg Saiegbury of WMhJngton, who
and family. I na8 charge of the Extension work lu
raiBses neifH um win n-iun)
lslted relatives at Gerlng last week.
Mrs. A. B. Marsh and Mrs. Lee
Lewellen were business visitors In
Alliance last week.
John Burry and wife were Alliance
visitors last week.
John Sherlock, Frank Berry, Pete
McLaughlin and George Workman
were In Bridgeport Wednesday look
ing after business matters.
Mrs. Ethel Severs of Lincoln and
little daughter, Noma Dul, were
guests last week of Mrs. Severs
brother, Agent Temple and family.
Mrs. W. N. Thompson and Mrs.
Claude Wilbur were on the sick list
last week.
C. Lyle Carey and wife went to
Bridgeport last Wednesday on busi
ness. Mrs. W. R. McCrosky and Mrs. B.
M. Kelly went to Scottsbluff Thurs
day of last week to attend to busi
ness matters. ,
. Arthur H. Johns was the first to
start threshing in this vicinity. He
reports -a fair yield In his wheal.
. Eddie Rusk, the little four-year-old
son of Henry RuBk fell from a
wagon and broke his right leg Wed
nesday of last week. It was a bad
break and the little fellow will be
laid up for a long time as a result.
Mrs. H. A. Glau and children,
Francis, Cynthia and Sill, leffr' Mon
day of last week for California In
their sedan. They expect to spend
aeveral daya In Denver and from
there will go to Tlnidad, Ratan, Los
Vegas, Albuquerque and other points
of Interest before they reach - Los
Angeles. Ms. Glau expects to' join
them after harvest Is over.
Mrs. James W. Perkins was hostess
to the Trl C club Thursday after
noon. There was a J oily crowd pres
ent and a nice time Is reported.
Mrs. Ira Muzzy Dead
Mrs. Ira Muzzy died at her home
In Angora Saturday evening, August
14th. Mrs. Muzzy had been la fall
ing health for six years but was up
most of the time and felt unusually
well that day. She had eaten a
lunch with some friends, got up and
walked Into the bedroom when she
called to her daughter. They found
her unconscious and she lived only
a halt hour. She leaves to mourn
her, her aged husband, three sons,
seven southwestern states were pres
ent, besides representatives iioni ten
groups of the county. II was a
most Interesting reception. Miss -Mathers
presented a chart of the j
work being done by the Sunflower j
Community In ScottsbfuCf county.
Mrs. Salesbury's talk in general ,
about material for the tusy woman,!
was much appreciated. Miss Elma ,
Sturdevaul, county demonstrator of j
Morrill county, made a ehort talk In
which she told of the coming ttate l
fair and of Morril county being ask
ed to furnish the soap exhibit fort
the state. Morrill county women
have gained juite a reputation with
their soup making and Miss Siurde
vant would bo glad to got r bar of
soap with directions for making
from all who care to send to this ex
hibit and requests that the same be
in her oilice by ne z5th. ' Dainty
refreshments of ice cream and wafers
were served by Mrs. Spanogle. Mrs.
R. K. Maybell and Mrs. B. M. Kelly,
president and secretary of the An
gora Community club, were present
from Angora. The Group Leader,
Mrs. W. R. McCrosky, was unable
to attend but will have the data to
tell to the club at the next meeting,
which will be the 25th at the Kelly
home.
IMPERIAL THEATER
. AMKKICAN I.lXilON NOTKS
The pie supply of Erie county,
New York, was recently set back ten
years when the Post at Hamburg
gave a pie-eating contest! at a picnic
held there. Even the lowers were
satisfied, however.
The pilot's certificate which the
arch . slacker Bcrgdoll held In tht
Aero club of America has been can
celled by request of the American
Legion.
"How'b the patient's hert action
this morning, nurse?"
"Splendid, doctor, he's proposed
to me twice already."
George Little, a member of a
Houston. Texas, Post, has pitched
the Post team to victory on numer
ous occasions and then made a try
All Kinds of
. j
Rock Salt
i
- "VVe have a large supply of all kinds of Rock Salt, suitable
for any use on the farm, in the shape and form most convenient
for ycu to handle.
.Make it a point to stop in next time you, are in town.
The chances are you have been forgetting to buy for some
time. We have what you want in either
LUMP OR BLOCK SALT ;
PLAIN OR SULPHUR SALT
CRUSHED ROCK SALT
WHITE STOCK SALT
Curtis "Best" Flour
Is the finest blend of selected grains the kind that makes
home baking delicious. Try a sack today.
Buy Your Winter Coal Now
You should be laying in your winter's supply of coal right
now. We are receiving shipments of coal from time to time,
and we suggest that you place your order TODAY to be filled
as soon as your turn comes. You will not be able to get 'it
cheaper for several months.
OWL CRESS
.Lump or Nut
KD2BY COAL
Lump or Nut
MOFFAT COAL
Lump or Nut
Brertyhinj ia our line la it your immediate service. We
want you to "girt McbncaM to please you. That ii all wt
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CTE0LI2ALX1 AXTD RETAIL
"BAT cslei;tlz3, nous skd con
TONIGHT AUGUST 24th.
Wm. Fox presents
TOM MIX
the gentleman who never fakes
in
"THE CYCLONE"
The new Mix thriller; A tale of Canadian North
west mounted police crammed full with deeds of love
daring and adventure.
COMEDY, "WON BY A NOSE"
LATE CURRENT EVENTS
ADM. 15 and 30
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 25th. '
A GOLDWYN SPECIAL TODAY ONLY
WILL ROGERS
in
"JES CALL ME JIM"
A DRAMA AND A COMEDY ALL IN ONE.
The strongest human interest and dramatic pic
ture that ROGERS has appeared in, taken from the
well known book "SEVEN OAKS." Better than
Strange Boarder or Almost Married.
MAT. 15 and 30c NIGHT 20 and 40c
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, AUGUST 26 AND 27
MAT. 15c and 30c
2 -
nfih
V Mi m
Jesse LLasi presents
Cecil B.
De Millar
PRODUCTION
"WHY CHANGE
TOUR WIFE?"
NIGHT 25c and 55c
"Here's to those who love us
If we only cared.
Here's to those whom we'd love
If we only dared."
A butterfly woman's toast to
the husband of a too wifely
wife. Until at last he "dared."
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Mi uui iue wiie was biwi fuuug
ff and
W See-
IU"S I WO UfOUUlUI W UlliClI
culture, manners, breeding
flung In an instant to the winds
fighting like maddened
tigresses in his room for the
man they loved.
See
the dash, the fashion, the vivid,
intimate revelations of this sen
sational companion picture to
Cecil B. DeMille's "Don't
Change Your Husband."
with
Thomas Melghan
Gloria Swamon
Ik'lx Daniels
Theodore Koeloff
oAAjustmmt'Bm
Silver town Cfards
8ooo Zttiles
Fabric Tires
booo ?Ailcs
A Goodrich Tire is one necessity sold at less than pre-war prices
Goodrich Tires cost 1$ to 10 less than they did in QjlO .
and give far greater service.
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