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1 LiqulTl Veneer Polish
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DOLLAR DAY ONLY
And But One Combination to a Customer
GEORGE D. DARLING
115-117 West 3rd Street
Our
Dollar Day
Special
Ladies Shirtwaists regular $1.75
and $1.50 values,
Saturday only
$1.00
E. C. McCluer
C. T. rigman. assistant cashier of
the First State Dank, went to Brok
en Dow Saturday on a business trip,
returning Tuesday morning.
Fred Copsey, brother of A. H.
Copsey, who has been seriously III,
is Improving at this time.
J. W. Trumbull of Lincoln, special
agent for the Farmers' Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, was here over
Sunday, visiting his father-in-law,
VVm. Rust. Sr.
Vern Leonard, son of V. S. Leon
ard of Alliance, visited with his par
ents here Saturday and Sunday. He
is employed by the Durllngton at
Lincoln as assistant rate clerk.
Dick O'Bannon returned Wednes
day morning from a three days' bus
iness trip to Seward.
Walter It. Metz, city attorney, cel
ebrated his birthday Tuesday.
P. W. Brandt Is suffering from
frozen feet. While feeding cattle
during the recent blizzard, he had
the misfortune to have both feet bad
ly frost bitten.
Roy Strong, Jr., who has been ill
several weeks, is reported much bet
ter.
A. B. Tolliff, who conducted spec
ial sales In Alliance, went to Hot
Springs Wednesday, where he will
conduct a special Bale.
Rev. Long, of Omaha, gave a very
Interesting talk at the Presbyterian
church Wednesday night.
Mrs. F. T. Helpbringer entertain
ed a number of her lady friends at
cards and a kenslngton Tuesday af
ternoon. A delightful lunch was
served by the hostess. Mrs. An
drews won the prize for the most
games and Mrs. Mitchell won the
cut prize.
The first of the Lenten teas given
by the Woman's Guild of the Episco
pal church will be next Wednesday,
February 24, at the parish house.
Lunch will be served from 4 until 6
o'clock, and a cordial invitation is
extended to all. Mesdames Ander
son, Armour, Beckwlth, Holsten and
Miss Eunice Burnett will be hostess
es.
The Missionary Society will meet
with Mrs. J. J. Vance next Wednes
day afternoon.
The ladles of the Presbyterian
church will hold an exchange at the
Sugar Bowl candy store, beginning
Saturday afternoon.
Word has been received from Miss
Delia M. Reed that she has reached
Nampa, Idaho, and Is enjoying a
visit with her parents and friends.
Mrs. S. J. West, mother of Mrs.
W. R. Cunningham, arrived from
Schuyler, Nebraska, to spend the bal
ance of the winter with her daugh
ter. Mrs. Beck, mother of George Dar
ling, who expected to leave Sunday
The children of R. E. Drlscoll are
We are preparing some exceptional
ollar Day Bargains
and will have them on display in our windows
Your Choice of
several Bargains for
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MILLER BROS.
House Furnishing Store
confined to their home on account of ,
Illness.
for her home In Iong Beach, has
1 a I . '
i"--u - mi ikmi ui ner room, ana u
will undoubtedly be some time be
fore she will be able to leave.
Dr. Slagle was called to Iteming
ford last Friday, when he operated
on Nat Olds. The last report says
he is Improving rapidly.
Mrs. Holla Johnson, who was op
erated on some two weeks ago at St.
Joseph Hospital, returned to her
home at llemingford Wednesday.
Margaret Trlplett Is somewhat
better the last few days.
The little son of J. M. Miller was
operated on for throat trouble by
Dr. Slagle last Saturday.
Mrs. T. M. Waller, who underwent
a serious operation the first of the
week. Is still In quite dangerous con
dition. Mrs. S. A. Smith entertained Rev.
Mclntyre of Alliance and Rev. Long
of Omaha at dinner Wednesday.
Mrs. Hoffland, of Reno, spent a
couple of days In Alliance Tuesday
and Wednesday visiting her friend
Mrs. R. T. Watson.
M. P. Nason has left his batchelor "
quarters to spend a week or ten days
with his son in the country.
Charles Trenkle, who has been 111
for some time, Is not recovering as
rapidly as was expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Frankle re
turned Wednesday noon from their
trip, which took about three weeks.
R. R. Klncald of Bingham was In
Alliance Tuesday on business.
Mr. Rentfro of Bingham la In Al
liance. He has a small boy at the
hospital with an attack of appendi
citis.
The Woman's Club will meet with
Mrs. Campbell, on Laramie avenue,
Friday afternoon.
The Ladles' Auxiliary of the First
Presbyterian church met at the home
of Mrs. M. S. Hargraves Wednesday
afternoon.
Dr. F. M. Knight left Monday noon
for Omaha, Chicago and other east
ern points on business.
Mrs. L. H. Mosher and Mrs. E. G.
Lalng entertained the Baptist Aid
Society at the home of Mrs. Laing
Wednesday.
Mrs. Percy Cogswell entertained
the P. E. O. Society Monday after
noon. Mrs. H. C. Redlnbaugh entertain
ed the Ladles' Circle or the Chris
tain church Wednesday afternoon.
Mesdames W. E. Lotspelch, J. A.
Hunter and C. A. Dow. entertained
the Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Lotspelch.
Mrs. Martha Miller, Mrs. Alice
Bignell and Mrs. Alice Fuller were
Initiated in the Eastern Star Tues
day evening.
Michael Nolan and Bernard Hol
sten returned Monday morning from
a short trip- In the eastern part of
the state on a vacation.
Rev. G. L. Freeborn of McCook
was In Alliance on business the first
of the week.
Miss Nellie Cook of Scottsbluff
was visiting friends In Alliance this
week.
I H. O. Pugh, wire chief of the Ne
braska Telephone Co., left the first
of the week for Sidney, Kimball and
Potter on business.
Eltlng Bennett, who has been
quite 111 for some time, Is able to be
out again.
Mrs. T. J. Hegeman is confined to
her home on account of an attack of
la grippe.
The financial statement of the
First State Bank is published in
this Issue of The Herald. It makes
Interesting reading and shows a
steady growth since this institution
was established less than a year ago.
A polished brass rail, with hang
ing curtain, has been placed in the
First State Bank.
500 Pairs of
Ladies' liifth Top and Low
SHOES
Special Price Dollar Day
$1.00
SHOE
O
STORE
Flannel Shirts
all colors and all slie
Kxcept tonal Ilargaina
Sl.OO
F, G. LAING
Will Erect Storage Warehouse
John R. Snyder the transfer man
will erect this spring a new storage
warehouse, 50x175 feet In size, to
handle his storage business. The
building will be fireproof, of brick,
and will be located on a sidetrack on
the 50x230 foot lot recently pur
chased by him, northwest of the elec
tric light plant. The cost of the
warehouse will be approximately
$6,000.
The bent banquet of the year will
he the annual Commercial Club ban
quet to be held on Monday, March
1st. et jour tickets early.
(eriuait Services Sunday
There will be German services at
Immanuel's Lutheran church next
Sunday at 10:30 a. m. There will
be services at the Lutheran church,
Hemlngford. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
BARGAINS
FOR YOU
Saturday
1 box of 25 cigars and 50c cigar lighter for 91.00
3 50c pound boxes of candy, for $1.00
1 $1.50 two-pound box of candy, for $1.00
4 35c boxes Homo City stationery, for $1.00
1 $1 bottle Rexall Hair Tonic and one jar shampoo, $1.00
14 large 10c bars Ivory Soap, for ... $1.00
5 bottles Laxative Fig Syrup, for '. -..$1.00
1 $1.50 Tdcal all-bristle brush, for $1.00
1 $1.50 Woarcvcr hot water bottle, for $1.00
1 $1 alarm clock and 1 pair 50c cuft" buttons, for $1.00
HOLSTEN'S
The ?82m Store
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