TITE ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1921
SOCIETY
A number of Eastern Star members
will attend the state convention to be
held at North Platte, Tuesday Wednes
day and Thursday of next week. There
will be a reception Monday nijcht and
the frrand chapter opens at 10 o'clock
Tuesday momfnsr. Mrs. Georjre A.
Davis, srrand matron, will preside. This
will end her year of service, during
which she has made one hundred and
thirty-six visits to various chapters of
the state, a recoi'd that has not been
surpassed.
The sessions will be held 5n the
Franklin auditorium. The chamber of
commerce ' will entertain the visitors
with auto trips to points of interest in
the locality, including BufTalo Bill's
ranch
The exemplary work, instead of be
ing given by the hostess chapter, will
j be given by seventeen members chosen
n.ic)(air.N vi hiis team, Mrs.
ratmore of Alliance, is to be chap
lain. Wednesday is to be. McCook day,
and one hundred delegates are to at
tend from that place, rractically sev
en hundred delegates are expected al
together, representing the 27,000 Mem
bers of the state.
Those who will attend from the Alli
ance chapter are: Mrs. Ella Young,
Mrs. Ethel Bogan, Mrs. Gertrude Pate,
Mrs. Martha Patmore, Mrs. Eliia
Davidson, Mrs. E. G. Laing, George A.
Davis, Mrs. Claudia Dole, Mrs. Helena
Ponath and Mrs. Lea fie Beach. They
will be jofned by Mrs. Leora Walker,
who is now visiting relatives at Ar
nold, Neb. '
Bridgeport News-Blaje: County
Judge Marquis performed the marri
age cermony uniting Carl K. Nelson
and Miss Blanche McReynolds, on
TueMlay, at his office in this city. Both
parties are of Alliance, the groom
being a locomotive engineer on the
Burlington.
E. S. P. CV
The East Side Progressive club met
Wednesday, May 4th with Mrs, Nels
Peterson. Fifteen members and five
visitors were present. The afternoon
was spent informally, and a lunch was
served. The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Putman, Wednesday,
Mnv 9.-. '
(). E. S.
Initiation was held Tuesday evening
at which right- candidates were re
ceived. Refreshments were served af
ter the work. A good attendance is
reported. This was the last meeting
at which Mrs. George A. Davis, the
present grand matron presided, as her
term expires next week.
Mr WamM
The Big Sale on the .Famous
Detroit Vapor Oil StoVQ
Positively Closes Saturday
We are sure that after this sale has closed Saturday there will still be many women
who will ask for the Club Plan terms on a Rod Star stove.
But we give you fair warning that, as much as we should like to, we cannot extend
this offer beyond that time.
This sale has been conducted under special arrangements with the makers of this advanced-type
and after Saturday terms will go back to normal.
When you consider that this is a standard nationally-advertised
product with a tremendous demand, you
will understand that our Club Plan terms of
DOWN
and $10.00 per month are surely a
most attractive inducement to act
NOW.
Remember, $10 is all you need to
have delivered to your home a hand
some Red Star stove which burns
kerosene, gasoline or distillate without smoke or odor
and gives you 24 hours of perfect cooking heat on one
gallon of fuel. ' '
COME IN FOR A DEMONSTRATION BEFORE TOMORROW
NIGHT.
Rhein Hardware Co.
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The Fast Thinl street ladies' club
met at the home of Mrs. T. D. Roberta
Tuesday afternoon. Those taking part
in the program were Mrs. G. W. Kath
bum, Mrs. P. D. Roberts, Mrs. C. D.
P Mrr Mr F. W. Buchman and Mrs.
W. M. Wilson.
tertained the M. E. cl.oir last evening.
A guessing content was held at which
Miss Josephine Wilson won . Refresh
ments were served and music for the
Mother's Day program was rehearsed.
Julius F. Moffat of Denver, Colo.,
and Miss Anna lBrane of Crawford
were married by County Judge Tash
Wednesday morning. The couple will
make their home in Denver.
Mr. J. S. Robbins will be hostess to
the. youn irpeople's missionary circle
of the Christian church Monday eve
ning, at her home at 419 Platte. Leslie
Miskimen will !e assisting host. The
topic will be "The Bible and the Na
tion," with Leslie Miskimen, leader.
-Wrs. F. M. Phe'no Hf'lKtfnllv
The Adult Bible clas of the Chris
tian church met at the church Tuesday
evening for a social and business meet
ing. A basket supper was served at
six o'clock.
RANDOM SHOTS
We venture'to suggest to Bill Har
per that he learn the words to that
touching little song, "I took a flower
to mv love, and on the way I dropped
it." Then, the next time his Lion cubs
treat him that way, he can get even.
Of course, If all he wanted to do
was to get even, he could sing any
thinf. -
SEVEfl
A democrat v an observed walking
openly on the streets yesterday morn
ing. Of course, it was early in tho
morning.
Fome .of those cars at the auto show
do make a man wish that kale grew
on trees.
One of these starters is a hand
thing, but it isn't in it with a good
stopper whon you feel the need of it.-
If we ever invent a car, welt have
no less than seventeen emergency
bmkes. Half of them will be set so
as to work when the driver simply
thinks of it. ,
Today's Best Story.
"Rabbit," aged fourteen, is a negro
shine boy in a barber shop in South
Carolina. He comes in for a good
share of good-natured chaffing from
the customers. One of them said to
him the other duy: "Rabbit, I believe
you've got ancestors." "Ain't got 'em,
boss," returned Rabbit, gravely. "Ah
clar ter goodness ez how ah washed
niKd hnid 1M visti.lv. M
PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE.
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CIFTSAr LAST
Mother-love ever constant, everlasting!" Through the
years it grows in tenderness, in loyalty and understand
ing. It is the perfect love, worthy a gift that may be
'- treasured from generation to generation. Here you will
find, among the "Gifts that Last," appropriate offerings
that appeal to every taste and may be bought at mod
. erate prices.
WE SUGGEST
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A small mesh bag or vanity
Sautoir watch
Jeweled comb or coif pins
A new bracelet
A jade ring - ,
Silver sherbet set
Purse fan of grey sillc
Lorgnette of silver or shell
Silver spectacle case
Pearl and amethyst beads
Onyx and gold bar pin
A silver tea caddy
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Women s and Girls' Seasonable Apparel
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VP-i SUITS REDUCED
One-third to One-half
Showing the Readcd, Button, Braid, Cord and Em
broidered Trimmed, Tailored, Standard and Novelty
Styles of Tricotine, Serges, Jersey, Tweeds, Twills,
Broadcloth and Camel's Hair.
Every Suit goes in this Closing-Out Sale of Suits.
MILLINERY SPECIALS
; ' TRIMMED HATS
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$5.00 to $8.00 Values are now on sale for
y $3.98 .
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SAILORS and TRIMMED
$8.00 to $12.00 Hats, now going for
$4.98 .
Attractive Clearance Prices on all oth,er Millinery.
HOUSE DRESSES and BUNGALOW
APRONS
Ginghams, Percales, Damasks and Muslins, Plain,
White, Plaids, Stripes, Checks and Dots
95 to $4.75 ;
SEPARATE SKIRTS
Staple and Novelty Garments are popular at our
popular prices Plaids, Striped, Checks, Plain and
Two-tone Combinations, from
$4.75 to $22.50
HIGHLAND-HOLLO WA Y CO. 5
Model Market
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Compound, 10 pounds for . $1.00
Swift's Premium Dacon, pound . 7gc
Sweet Pickled Pork, pound 7 12 c
Round Steak, per pound . 23c
PRICES LOWQUALITY HIGH
Phone 30
E. K. JONE, Proprietor