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ORlnMT Nlrolnl, now on Crawford
kill, on j -f Rn over Sunday vtatt
hl wife and daughter.
Kdtia Mullock loft on No. 42
fUDday niRM for a ten days- vlnU in
Ravenna at the lont if her ulster,
Mm. Nehe Pedemon. From there
he win go to Central City. wMi
Mm will vbdl Mrs. JeMte liar-Re. She
will also visit relatives In Columhiw
and Fremont.
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Traveling Kngineer Morrison was
a west bound paHsenRer Tuesday. He
te gone to look over ihe hlah line
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fttielneat on the road Is picking up.
Four now brakeruen were employed
Tuesday and two more Wednesday
morning.
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J,ulisi KM'
work Monday morning.
Dr. Kunr. rompany medlml exam
iner, went to Ravenna Monday. It
la rumored that l)r Kunz Is to be
sent to Sheridan, which will he n
promotion.
It k reported (hat the bnikemen
and firemen who were aent to (Mies
burg will all be brought bnrk about
March 20.
On Tuesday afternoon the Order
of Railway Conductors held a very
interest ins and instructive meeting
,in their hall.
Kngineer W. A. Bennett and fire
man made a trip through to (lillett
th1 week, also Kngineer Vetter
snake and Fireman Helsel of Kdge
3. P. Hoke of Chadron is a new
Frank Mackey, who lwu been employee in the train service. H-
pendlng ome time at his home In i m&do his first trip on No. 44 Tues-
C had rem, returned to Alliance laat
Saturday. Mr. Mackey is one of
our best brakemen.
Kngineer George Hicks and Fire
man Harry Town ley of Ravenna
have made two trips to Alliance thin
week.
Mies Dorothea Hoag of the gener
al superintendent's office, who has
been off for a week with a very
day.
Tim Mogul gold mining mill at
PtWM was destroyed by fire last
Tuesday night, causing a loss of
seventy-fivo thousand dollars. The
Burlington was very fortunate in
saving all coal and ore cars which
were near the mill. The origin of
the fire is not known.
Fireman Clyde Phillabaugh write
Sunshine Maitland I
coal!
For Range and Furnace
All Kinds of FEED
Wholesale and Retail
PHONE 5
J. H. VAUGHAN & SON
MM lialesburg that the Alliance
men there have made good money
hut will be rlad when the time
comes to return to Alliance. One
braJceman wrote that If they had
conductors on that division like they
have on the Alliance division it
would not take sixteen hours to go
ilfty miles.
The recent fire In Mogul mill at
IMutna necessitated the laking off of
two crews on the ore run. Conduc
tors Peiinlgor and Coats with their
creW'H are now running between
Kdgemont and Knglewood. Conduc
tor Swift being the youngest man
was bumped by Penniger. Swift is
now doing extra work out of Dear
wood.
Conductor Jim Oaddls has reporn l
for duty after a few days off on ac
count of sickness.
Kngineer C. L. Avery and Fire
man H. L, Raedocker of the south
line had some difficulty with a street
car conductor In Denver Tuesday.
It wan over u transfer. The engin
eer and fireman were arrested and
fined but the Denver Post has taU
en up their ease. The outcome is
yet to be seen.
Mrs. W. S. Mettz writes from
Mystic, S. D., that the Dramatic
Club of that pluce will put on a
home talent piny, March L'lird. We
are sure that It will 1m? a success,
as anything that Mrs. Meltz takes
hold of is sure to be.
Mrs. Minta Gregg and Miss Beck
of Ravenna were in Alliance the
first of the week, guests at the K.
R. Morrison home. They report Mrs.
Heck as being in very poor health.
Mrs. Chas. Myers is planning a
trip to Lincoln in the near future.
Next Thursday at six o'clock the
ladies of the Q. I. A. will entertain
the B. of L. K. and F. at the M. B.
A. hall. A banquet of oysters, hot
chicken and other dainties too nuni
erous to mention will be served.
The G. I. A. ladies are one of the
most energetic lodges in Alliance.
Mrs. Harry Hamilton left Monday
night for Aurora, 111. She received
word Of the dangerous illness Of her
tat her.
Kngineer Kd. Bishop returned
1 1 out Chicago Monday.
Step in at Mollring's this mm rou And VjSit Mollring's
General House Cleaning Sale
FOR SEVEN DAYS
Beginning Saturday, March the 16th
A Great Snap in Shoes for Ladies
1 rS rrIrwr t Vi rni 1 rry nnr enno c t" r r t' wit htttMl rt C tr tA rnf ill I 1,
I All llll VUIi 'Ml JI1V ' iiti ''HI c&u VJL 111'
odds and ends in Ladies' Patent Leathers, Vici Kids and a variety
or tans. i nia ii:r. ur nuns sulu ni j.au, .uu aim J
$4.50. YOUR CHOICE FOR THIS SALE AT
$1.48
Any garment in our muslin A ftff
underwear dept., for this sale f
100 dot. Bleached Turkish Towels,
the lsckiml. for this sale
12jc
Case ihipment of 1912 Washington
Percales, always sold for 10c,
for this sale
7c
A frt'sli lot of 1 in. Swiss Em
broidery Flouncing in tli' linest
of patterns, a luc v si 1 . . for this sale
48c
Silk Petticoat-, at less than one half price.
All of our WWl Silk Petticoats
in all the latest shades, that sold
at "."(), $(, !7, for this sale
S3-48
100 do. Turkish Towels, a A
Big Bargain, for this sale I C
27 in. Swiss Embroidery Plounc
ings in the finest of patterns, reg
ularly sold at $1 .25, for this sale
98c
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Another new lot of Utopia Dress
Ginghams, 12Xc val., for this sale
9c
18 in. all linen Crash Towling, the
regular price V2Sc, for this sale
7c
A lig lot of New Embroideries and
Insertions, ranging from 10c, 12'-c
and liie, for this sale . . . . .
5c
A new lot of 22 in. Emb. Flounc
ings in all the newest patterns,
reg. price 40c45c, for this sale
28c
A sure-thing bargain in Silk
Petticoats, all colors, that sold
for :i.7r, $4, 4..r)0, choice
$2.98
All Over Laoea, Embroideries, Insertions
and Bandings to match all Plouncings at
tremendous cut prices
Colonial Twilled Comfort
Coverings in all colors,
for this sale . .
8!3C
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Bargrsiira. irx Sclool IDresses
1 Lot Children's Dresses nicely trimmed, ages from I to 4, Regular Values S6 & 40c, Sale Price 234
1 hot. Children' Dresses nicely trimmed, ages from I to 5, Regular Values 65 & 85c, Sale Price 55f
1 Lot Children's Dresses nicely trimmed, ages from 5 to 10, Regular Values 75 & 90c, Sale Price 65
t Lot Children's Dresses nicely trimmed, ages from 5 to 10, Regular Values 1.25 & 1.36, Sale Price fSr
1 Lot Children's Dresses nicely trimmed, ages from ;5 to 8, Reg. Values 1.35 & 1.50, Sale Price SI. 28
Sale Begins Saturday, March the 16th
Yours truly,
GEO. A. MOLLRING
The Store cf Quality
MEN
Is your coat size 34, 35,
36 or 37? If it is, here
are some bargains. We
have 27 winter suits left
of these sizes and will
clear them out at
$9.98
All this season's patterns.
This lot includes suits
that sold up to $18
Douglas
New Spring Style
Shoes
in Black and Tans
$330
All the New Novelties in
Stetson Hats
are here
Grays, Browns and Tans
are the colors for Spring
A new pair of Pants will
make that coat look good
again. We've got 'em
$1.50 and up
THE FAMOUS
CLOTHING HOUSE
At no time have we offered a greater selection of styles in Men's and
Boys' Wearing Apparel as is offered for your inspection at this season.
We k now there isn't another such selection in sight and want you to
know it. If you will call and look we will show you
Here is one of the
Spring '12 models.
We have them In ev
ery shade and com
bination of coloring
YOU'RE going to care how you look
this Spring just as much as you
ever cared; and if we have a hand in
your clothes-buying you're going to
look better than you ever looked.
Hart Schaffner & Marx
c lothes w ill do it; the new styles tor Spring are ready;
and they're more than ready; they're the smartest,
liveliest lot of styles you ever saw.
New fabrics, new colors, new
models in suits and overcoats.
Suits $20 and up
Boys' and Youth's New
Spring Styles are Here
Boys' styles, ages 5 to 16, in Norfolks and double-breasted with two pairs of
knickerbocker pants, peg cut blue serge, grays, j w
browns and all the new weaves at 3)IUU anci up
I Ml I llmCLOTHEsl
This Is one of the
season's popular
models for young
men
BOYS
We have ISO Boys' Suits
in ages from 9 to 16, in
winter and medium
weights to close out at
lt OFF
Come in and let us show
you these rare
BARGAINS
Boys' Knickerbocker Knee
Pants, good weights, the
75c kind.
39c
The Best
Boys' Ribbed Stocking on
the market, 2 pairs for
25c
ZOO CALF SHOES FOR
BOYS
1.35 1.50 1.65
For School Wear
The new lines of
Boys' Spring Hats and Caps
are here