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THRIFT WEEK WILL BE
OBSERVEDSECOKD TIME
Thrift twk, originally planned as
an aid in the sale of war saving
stamps, will U with the country on
its second annual appearance during
the seven days beginning January 17.
This year the names of the days vary
somewhat from the thrift week of
1920, but each one of them is impor
tant. There was no organized effort
last year to observe thrift week, but
the chamber of commerce is planning
to do Fomething a little out of the
ordinary, detailed announcement of
Thrift week comprises the follow
ing days:
January 17 National thrift day or
bank day to emphasute the service
the banks render to stimulate the
starting of bank accounts, both sav
ing and checking, r
January 18 Budget day to em
phasize the importance of planning
expenditures, careful buvinr, vise in
vestments and keeping a recotd of
where the money poes,
January 19 .i it;onal life Insur
ance day to emphasise the Impor
tance of protecting the family by cre
ating an estate.
January 20 Own jour own home
day to emphasize the Importance of
living under one's own roof. i
January 21 Make a will day to
emphasize the value of planning for
the future welfare of dependants..
January 22 ray your bills prompt
ly day to emphasize the value of
credit and the moral obligation of pay
ing what you owe when it is due.
January 23 Share with o'hers dny
to emphasize the need of giving sys
tematically to worthy causes instead
of becoming a tightwad.
.1 - J. t bth Hune, Miss Zelms.
McKimmey and Miss Verna Smith rw
uied to the Alliance academy Tue
day morning after having spent their
. .....i their parents in Bridge
t o.t.
One w .y 'o avo'd the "flu" Is to
ri'r.i'y rr.d cooly look upon it am
ju'f n ro:nmon, everyday, old-fashion
c 1 neee.
which will be made later.
$60,000 Worth of New Merchandise
THE ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1921
- - ,
. to be Sacrificed
At the HORACE BOGTJE STORE
A Clean-Cut Sale of Merchandise to meet the present conditions. .We arc
taking our losses now in a great many instances making prices lower than
are able to buy at today but we must turn this stock to enable us to buy new
new spring merchandise. Our loss is your gain.
The Time to Buy is Right NOW!
Wool Nap Blankets
$6.50 Wool Nap Plaid Blankets,
66x80 and a good w eight, at
$4.95
Cotton Blankets
$5.00 Cotton Blankets in Tan
and Gray, Pink and Blue
Borders, 64x80, at
,53.45
Ginghams
Fine Sheer Zephyr Ginghams in
plaids and checks, also stripes,
75 cent values, at
33c
Apron Check Ginghams, "Amos
, keg" fast colors, 27-inch .
width, 40c values, at
19c
Outing Flannel
Outing Flannel 27-inch, 60 cent
values in white, light fancies
also dark patterns, at
25c
Percales
Percales in light and dark pat
terns, all 36-in., 75 values, at
33c
Percales
Percales In light and dark .apt
terns, 50c .values, at
f
Coats, Suits, Dresses
Skirts, Blouses, Petticoats
EVERY GARMENT in our READY-TO-WEAR
DEPARTMENT has been put into this sale.
ABSOLUTELY NOTHING RESERVED
These are all new, this season's garments right
up-to-the-minute in style.
ALL WELL BE SOLD AT V2 PRICE
Price
Price
MILLINERY
Our entire stock of Pat
tern Hats put into two lots
$15.00 and up to $35.00
values going at
$5.00
All $5.00 and up to $10.00
values going at
$3.00
20Shoes--20
LADIES', MISSES' AND
CHILDREN'S SHOES
Our entire stock of Ladies'
high shoes and pumps and
oxfords. Also all MisseV
Shoes at a
DISCOUNT OF 20
SILKS
40-Inch all silk Georgette,
40-Inch all silk Crepe-de-Chine,
and 36-Inch Satins
and Taffetas
$3.50 and $4.00 Values in a
,Good Range of Colors
Munsing Underwear
Ladies' Silk and Wool Union
Suits low neck, no sleeve; also
low neck, elbow length $5.50
and $6.00 values, at
$3.89
Ladies' Cotton Union
Suits
in high neck, long sleeve; low
neck, elbow sleeve; low neck, no
sleeve, ankle length $3.00 and
$3.25 values, at
$2.19
Children's All-Wool
Union Suits
in all sizes, age 1 to 16. Values
$3.50 and $4.00
$2.69
Children's Wool and
Cotton Mixed
Union Suits
Ages 1 to 16 $2.75 and $3.00
values
$1.95
25c
TURKISH TOWELS
95c Value, extra heavy, 20x36; at . .63c
65c Value, extra heavy, 18x36; at' . .39c
50c Value, extra heavy, 14x33; at . .19c
HUCK TOWELS
Linen finish Huck, hemstitched ends,
18x36, 95c values 73c
75c Values, plain hemmed, 18x36 . . .49c
50c Values, plain hemmed Huck, with
fancy borders, 18x36 .33c
SHEETING
94 Pepperell Sheeting full bleached, yd.
59c yard
WOOL DRESS GOODS
$10.00
$ 7.50
6.50
4.50
2.50
2.00
1.50
$
$
$
$
$
ALL WOOL
Value, 56-in.
Value, 54-in.
Value 48-in.
Value 42-in.
Value 36-in.
Value 36-in.
Value 36-in.
TRICOTINE
Tricotine at. .
Tricotine at. .
Tricotine at. .
Tricotine at. .
SERGES at..
SERGES at..
SERGES at. .
. $6.95
.$4.95
. $3.95
.$3.19
.$1.59
.$1.29
. 89c
Cotton Plaids for Childern's Dresses
$1.15 Values going at. 79c
75c Value3 going at. 59c
MUSLINS
Hope and Beacon full bleached, 36-in
25c yard
$2.19
Children's Cotton
Fleeced Union Suits
Ages 1 to 16 -$2.50 and $2.75
values
$1.59
Children's Velastic
Cotton Fleeced
Union Suits
$2.25 and $2.50 values at
$1.29
Ladies' Outing
Flannel Gowns
made of a good, heavy quality
flannel in white, pink and blue
fancies. Values to $4.50
$2.19
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