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Wednesday, Sept. 21
Thursday, Sept. 22
Friday, Sept. 23
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Dahlman, Burkett, Hitchcock, Aldrich .
Freda Hartzell, The lady crack shot
fereat Races Fine Exhibits Broncho Busting
Fort Robinson Military Band
Prof. Campbell
See Box Butte county's Prize winning Exhibit
from the State Fair
Chief Chase-in-the-Morning's Band of Sioux Indians
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Mrs. C. T. Richardson of Alliance is
a new subscriber lo the Herald.
The Woman's Club will hold its ret,"
ujar meeting Friday afternoon nt the
home of Mrs Potnath.
The special Civil Service examina
tion for clcrkB and carriers will be held
on Saturday, September 17th, in the
assembly room of the central school
building, beginning at nine o'clock in
the morning.
Mrs. Lois 1. Riley returned last Fri
day from a verv pleasant visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lore, in th
Moffitt neighborhood. She" has been
employed in Alliance as a trained nurse
for several years, and the few week's
vacation was very much enjoyed.
The Alliance Roller Rink still con
tinues to be popular. The attendance
on week days except bunday runs
about 12s per day and 225 per day on
Saturday. The management has put
in a big stock of new skates and hand
les the crowds very well. Because of
good floor nnd well heated room a good
patronage is assured for the winter.
Eat Pardey's white, light and whole
some bread.
After the first of October the
Woman's Club will again begin collect
ing and destroying cucoons. This was
done last year and two cents paid to
boys and girls for collecting them.
This vear the price has been raised
and five cents per dozen will be paid.
This is good work and should be en
couraged. Pardey's cottage bread is baked by
expert bakers and is good to eat.
Sell Fine Player Piano
The Bennett Comyany, through Mrs.
J, Wilker, manager of the local branch,
recently made sale of a fine mission
style plaver piano to R. B McLannon
of Alliance. This instrument is a
beauty and cost $650. Player pianos
are getting more popular encli year
aud in the last few years rapid strides
have been made in their mechancial
operation. It is now possible for ex
perienced players to get the same if
not better effects than by hand.
Saves the housewife work and worry
Pardey's cottage bread.
ST. MATTHEW'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services for week commencing Sep
tember igth. Sunday Holly Com
munion at 8 a. m. Sunday morning,
prayer and sermon 11 a. in.; evening,
prayer and fcermon 7.30 p. m. Trie
evening service will be held to commem
orate the anniversarv of the Order of
Rebekah. Subject of the sermon will
be "Woman." Friday Choir prac
tice at 8 p. m-
The Rector wishes to call attention
to the fact, that the subscriptions to
the running expenses of the church,
are now due for the mouth of August
and September. The officers of the
church need them. . Let every member
who has not already done so, place
their subscriptions on the offertory
plate on Sunday morning. There is
no need of having the treasurer call
for them. Envelopes may be had in
the churce. On Sunday September
25th. The services, both morning and
evening, will be taken by the Rev.
Henry Ives, who has been appointed
by the bishop as assistant to the Rec
tor Henry Harris, Rector-
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HOLY ROSARY CATHOLIC CHURCH
Order of Services:
Sunday Masses, 7:00, 9:00, and 1030 a.
m except on the third Sunday of every
month when the order is 9:00 and 10.30 a.
m. Evening service every Sunday even
ing at 7.30. Rev. V. L. McNamara, Pastor
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1 Groceries, Fresh Fruits
Cured Meats, an&fmdmB
I Prompt Service
Careful Attention
Low Prices
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Phone 32
ALLIANCE. NEBRASKA
CALL
OF
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GIANT
TOCK!
NEVER
in our history have we been in such an impreg
nable position to offer the Public such values and
qualities as this season. Our stock Is a veritable
Gibraltar in strength, in size and value giving.
HE MELODIOUS SOUND OF THE ALMIGHTY
DOLLAR did Its work in New York and Chicago.
T"Our SPOT CASH buying saved us many dollars. We are going
to pass the advantages along in the shape of genuine bargains.
A IO DAYS' S
Men's Suits and
That will gladden your hearts and
tickle your Pocket Books. Come in
early while the assortments are best
Men's Suits at
$5.00, $600
and $7.00
We are showing a good range of
styles for men who want a cheap
every-day suit. A suit that is
strongly made. Call and see them.
515.00, $6.00 and $7.00
The $10 Lines
should command the attention of
economically inclined men. At
this price we are showing splendid
goods well worth more money.
$IO.oo
Our $15 Line
is beyond question the strongest line
of Men's Clothing shown in Ne
braska. We bar none. All the new
fabrics in all styles both in Suits and
Overcoats. There are many that are
sold elsewhere at $20. You will
save money by inspecting this great
line.
$15.00 $15.00
$18 and $20
lines are the product of some of
America's Great Wholesale Tailors.
The Alco system, the Sterling make,
the Progressive, the Irving system,
the Frankle system. All hand
made, with our guarantee of satis
faction or money back.
Hart Schaffner & Marx
name has been the standard in
this section as well as elsewhere
ever since we took the agency.
This season they have excelled their
previous reputation and the goods
themselves beggar description.
Prices range from $20 to $35.
We will be glad to show you the
line even if you don't buy, it will
teach you how America's Great
est Clothes look see the npw
Shapeinaker.
BIG SAVINGS IN FURNISHINGS GOODS!
100 doz. Men's Heavy
Fleece-lined Underwear
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None to Mercbints r-w
Heavy Black and White IQn
Work Shirts. tau1
6 paks Canvas Gloves, 25c
See Our'CowBoy Boot at
$4.50
VW A Cracker Jack
Men's
Rubber Collars
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Boys' Underwea ORo
The 35c Wnd ....J,--.- f0b
A Good leather Glove for 39c
, Our J3inch guarqpfeeil
High Cut Shoe at
53,75
Is A Wonder
S2.50 bays a fine Pegart
Corduroy 1'ants made with cuffs,
belt loops aud side buckles; reg
ular $3. 50, values for
$2.50
Heavy Balbriggan Union Suit
$100
One lot of Ooys Knee IKp
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BOYS' WINHR.CWS. i bje.h pf 6;
and 75c Caps your noice
39c
CI QC buys a fine Knicker
4IUU bocker Suit for your
hoys.
Munsings Union Suits
$j;25. S1.50. $2.25, and W to S5.1
-Vassar Union Suits ,!!!
for REAL BARGAINS
Sea those, hue Silk Neckties,
lobk We SOCK'S 'tot $i.o6, or
2io each-
6 prs men's sox, guaranteed 6
months 75C
Douglas Shoes j,
with Oak Soles, by a nw process, Union
madt Hone better.
S3. 50. 4- ANP,$5.00
Boys' Never-Rip ihof s
9 to Ik ....-. $1.35
2 to 5K $1.65
100 prs. all wool Pants, small ., 4n
sires, worth t5.00.4t, ... Hoa
Our line of STETSON HATS
lm$ Ust arrhvrt- AU tUp-netr
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THE FAMOUS
ONE PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE
ALLIANCE, NEBR.
A STORE FOR MEN
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