THE ALLIANXE HERALD, ITJDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1020.
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SOCIETY
Mr. Bertha Septer ml Klwarl J.
Nelson, both of LkcsiU, were mar
ried Monday afternoon by County
Judfre Tnsh. Tlie jrroom in employed
on tho Star ranch near that city,
where the couple willl make their
liomc.
John J. Manion and Miss Hazel
Sheldon, living north of Alliance, wore
jrranted a marriape license lapt Sat
urady by County JikIro Tanh. The
frroom Is ths ron of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Manion, and the bride a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Sheldon. Doth are
well known.
Mrs. C H. Jones is to entertain
this evening at a rook party. Guests
invited are Misses Iila Cutts, Kath
arine Fletcher, Fiances Fletcher, Syl
via PeMoss, Mrs. J. D. Yowell, Mes
Frs. Kenneth Mohrman, Walter Car
pyle, Leonard Tift, and Charles Pe
Moss.
and Monday evening. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pe Moss,
and daughter Sylvia, Charlia PeMoss,
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Yowell, of Mar-f-hall,
Mo., Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Jones,
Fleming and Neb-on Fletcher, Mrs.
Jane Larp, Kenneth Mohrman.
Mrs. N. J. Fletcher entertained the
following puests tit dinner today: Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Jones, and son Paul
Iloyd, Mrs. J. P. Yowell and little
dauirhler, Fayaline, and Mi:;s Sylvia
PeMoss. '
Coach F. C. Prince and Mrs. Prince
will entertain the members of the
first and second football teams of the
Alliance high school at their home
this evening.
Mrs. N. J. Fletcher entertained at a
chicken dinner in honor of her bus-
Men's club of the Pret-bytcrian
church Is 4osponed until Monday,
Pece.mber 6. The men of this club
are going to have a banquet and an
invitatioj) is extended to everyone in
terested in this work.
RAILROAD NOTES
Ernest Scharschug, who has been
employed for several moths past in
the Burlington storehouse at Alliance,
left Wednesday evening for Chicago,
where he ha been offered the post
of chief requisition clerk In the gen
eral headquarters office. Mr. Schars
chug has made a number of friends
in Aliance during his residence here,
who regret to see him leave the city,
but who are pleased at his merited
promotion.
Harvey Rawlins, bridge carpenter,
who was severely injured on Novem
ber 2!, die dat the hor.pital at Edge-
mont last night. He had got caught
in the gasoline engine on the concrete
mixer and both legs were broken and
internal injuries sustained.
Stock hoes wanted by the Ne
braska Land Company. ' 103-tf
P. S. Abar, drillpress operator, had
his thumb mashed In the press Tues
day morning about 11:30. Pr. Moolis
dressed the injury.
Stock hops wanted by the Ne
braska Land Company, 103-tf
P. F. Abar, who had his thumb
badly mashed last week, is Improving
nicely and expects to return to work
about Monday.
Carl Sward left on 42 Tuesday for
northeastern Illinois where he will
spent a vacation of several weeks.
Mr. H. O. Condit is in Sidney in
specting warehouses.
M. A. Colerick, boilermaker help
er, dropped an arch brick on his foot
Thursday and mashe dit very badly.
Ed Hopkins, machinist apprentice,
got struck with a piece of iron
Wednesday evening. It was necessary
to take 6 or 8 stitches in' the wound.
Stock hogs wanted by the Ne
braska Land Company. 103-tf
A full line of ScottsblufT flour,
graham, bran and shorts on
hand at the Fairmont' Cream
Station. 2
Miss Elsie 0;;born, waitress at the
Alliance Hotel, was taken to the pest
house last Wednesday, suffering from
scarlet fever. A friend, Miss Floy
Mullet", of Lincoln, has. arrived to
nurse Miss Osborn, who at last report,
was doing nicely.
Stock hogs wanted by the Ne
braska Land Company. 103-tf
Receiving new Christmas goods
every day at the Oriental Store. tf
Ethyln Rockey, daughter of C. H.
Hockey, had her tonsils and adenoids
removed Wednesday at Pr. Hand's
office. She is reported improving
nicely.
Stock hogs wanted by the Ne
braska Land Company. 103-tf
Mrs. Curtis and pons, Pick and
Floyd, have returned from a home
stead near Dewey, S. D., and expect
to remain here during their five
months leave of absence. Dr. Curtis
is still at Dewey.
A full line of ScottsblufT flour,
graham, bran and shorts on
hand at the Fairmont Cream
Station. 2
Christmas suggestion: A gift
beyond value, your photograph.
Van Graven's. Phone 901. -3
Z0e do Business In this creed
cFatisfaction guaranteed?
OUR QUALITY COAL and our speedy,
cleanly delivery will appeal to you. Our
coal is carefully screened before it finds its
way to your bin. It is Guaranteed to Give
Lasting Heat Satisfaction
M. NOLAN & COMPANY
Yards 101 Cheyenne Phone 41 Office 317 Box Butte
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$50,000.00 Worth of Choicest Holiday Stocks to be Disposed
Sil of in 1 0 Davs at Bargain Prices that Will Astonish
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UehmtmasM
Xmas Hosiery
No danger of making a mistake if
vou give hosiery for Christmas.
This sale offers most dependable
qualities m largest quanties at
wonderfully low price inducements
for early shoppers.
AT C1 AO. Tnese are Silk Hose"
ill $1.40 in all colors of dark
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Stockings of
elsewhere at
AT . . 65c
and light grounds.
this character sell
double this price.
AT C9 Kfi We er tne heavi
Al . $.3U est plain Silk Stock
ings at this price with protective,
patented and famous lisle garter
top. With them go fine silk lace
striped Hose in black and colors.
Valuo3 to $3.50.
AT K1 4Q er specially
ill J1.40 for this sale one fa
mous brand of standard Silk Hose.
Because of the cuttinor of this nrice
so low we would not be allowed to
mantion the name of the manufac
turer. Values to $2.50.
Ileal thread Lisle
stockings, black and
white and some colors. The manu
facturer made this new-made
stocking to sell for $1.00
Children's Stockings are made a
specialty in this store. We could
not begin to tell you of the many
attractive values which are here
for you.
Sale
of Clothing
For Men and Young Men
Men who wear fine clothes will find
this opportunity of the greatest
importance to them. The values
cannot be too greaUy emphasized.
Suits formerly priced up to
575, reduced to . . $37.50
Suits formerly priced up to
$100; reduced to $49.50
Every One Is Benefited
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I It offers our patrons the opportunity to shop in comfort, to share in the money
saving sale prices, to choose from fresh stocks while they are complete and
I assures them prompt, courteous service.. It benefits our employes who are
only human for it relieves the terrible strain of the customary last minute
Christmas rush and allows them to give our patrons courteous attention.
We expected a slump in prices and therefore did not place our orders for
Holiday Goods months in advance as in previous years. When the crash came
we were in a position to buy tremendous quantities and pay "SPOT CASH."
Manufacturers and jobbers in need of "READY MONEY" and wishing to
unload, therefore gave us remarkable price concessions unobtainable by oth-
3 er stores. Having purchased our stocks for less we can naturally afford to I
1 SttTJ. fnr T.FSS YOTT SAVR OUT? SAVriWS Vnnr kind .nnprnri'nn In
1 will be rewarded bv the most PHENOMENAL MONEY-SAVING OPPOR-
1 TUNITIES ever presented. j
SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY AT 8.30 A. M. SHARP I
Notice
YARD WIDE MUSLIN
Bleached, splendid quality. Also
good grade indigo Calico; for
merly sold at 85c ,
Sale price, yard - .,.15c
HOPE MUSLIN
HOPE and other high grade
Muslins and Cambrics Uiat for
merly sold at 45c j '
Sale price, yard 25c
GAGE HATS
$25.00 Hats, sale price ..$12.50
$20.00 Hats, sale price ..$10.00
$15.00 Hats, sale price $ 7.50
$10.00 Hats, sale price ..$ 5.00
$ 8.00 Hats, sale price 4.00
WE SELL FOR
CASH AND
SELL FOR LESS
1l).1lfliarpcreptStore
bio store mirs
WE SELL FOR
CASH AND
SELL FOR LESS
Tell your friends and neighbors
that they, too, may share in these
rare bargains.
Handbags
Manufacturers' surplus stocks
bought at about 50c on the dol
lar and offered in the greatest
pre-Chiistmas sale ever held
in Alliance.
LOTl Leather back and top
strap Purses and Caratol
Handbags; fitted with purse
and mirror; values to $3.00.
Sale priced at $1.98
EOT 2 Fine leather back and
top strap Purses and leather
Handbags; fitted with purse
and mirror; values to $3.49;
sale priced at $2.98
LOT 3 Beautiful moire silk
Bags, velvet Bags and fine
- leather Bags and Purses; fit
ted, with purse and mirror;
have fancy frames; values to
$3.98; sale priced at . .$2.98
LOT 4 Chiffon velvet Bags, fine
silk Bags, all leather Bags,
Morocco and Pin Seal Purses
and fitted Beauty Boxes;
values to $6.00; sale priced
at $3.98
Men's O'coats
Overcoats priced up to $60;
sale price $44.50
Overcoats priced up to $70; !
sale price $49.50
Overcoats formerly $75.00, $80.00,
$85.00 and $100.00;
sale price ... $59.50
Our Entire Stock of
ODD TROUSERS
(Incluring Corduroy Trousers)
. AT 20 REDUCTION
$7 quality $5.60 $8 quality $6.40
$10 quality $8.00
LEE'S One-Piece SERVICE Suits
In tan, blue and fancy stripes; to
day only; special at $4.50
LADIES' PLUSH COATS
Long and Short Ones
$100.00 COATS, now $50.00
$ 80.00 COATS, now $40.00
$ 75.00 COATS, now $37.50
$ 50.00 COATS, now $25.00
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