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200 pairs Women's Oxfords
and Pumps in patent
colt, vici kid, tan and
white NuBuck and
canvas at
60 Ladies' Skirts
in serges, poplins and
fancy mixtures, $5.00
up to $7.50 values, at
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50 Women's Dresses
for afternoon and house wear,
$1.50 up to $3.50 value
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69c
40 Pieces Silk
Foulards, Taffeta, Poplins and
fancies, $1.00 up to '$2.00
values, at per yard -
45 c
Ladies' Silk Waists
A big new lot of these in the newest models Crepe de Chine and
Chiffon Taffeta, $3.50 and $4.00 values, at - -
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oirace BoCTe Store
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We go right to the eat of the trouble, and you are aoou
on the road again. No case Is Uto complicated for our
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The Ford Garage
Keeler-Coursey Co.
P ACHRY I
Ashby, Nebr., July 21 Elwood
Maupin spent Sunday out with home
folks.
Miss Ida Colson went back to
Bingham Sunday after a few weeks
at the home of John Skipper.
E. C. Montgomery went out to his
place Wednesday and brought in
some fine horses.
Robert Wolf went out to his home
stead Monday for a few days.
Miss1 Fern Watson of Torrington,
HAVE YOU VEMLUuGS?
Do colds settle pa your chest or in your
bronchial tubes? Do coughs bang on, or
are you subject to throat troubles?
Such troubles should have immediate
treatment with the strengthening powers
of Scott's Emulsion to guard against
consumption which so easily follows.
Scott's Emulsion contains pure cod liver
oil which peculiarly strengthens the res
piratory tract and improves the quality of
the blood; the glycerine in it soothes and
heals the tender membranes of the throat.
Scott's is prescribed by the best special'
' kto. You can get it at any drug store.'
Scott ft Bownc. Bloomfield. K. J.
Wyoming, spent a few days with her
rriena Miss Mary Babb last week.
J. A. Purket from Omaha is
Ing a few days with Ed MauDin this
weea.
Miss Lola Keller, Joyce Hinton,
joe aiaupin, Hervey Hubbard went
to Hyannis Friday night to attend a
aanre.
The Ashby hotel has moved their
eating place down to the lower hotel
on Maii street and will continue
running the upper hotel as a room
ing house.
Miss Jessie Thompson who has
been visiting out north went to Gor
don Saturday.
There was a dance out at Ed No
ah s Saturday night, it being his
birthday. All report a good time.
Lorence Bixby came In from Lin
coln after a week's visit there with
friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Holt and fam
ily returned to Kansas City after a
few weeks visit with Irving Thurs
ton. W. A. Wilson of Brooktteld. Mo.,
purchased 4 80 acres of land oot
north last week. We did not hear
the price he paid. . -
Thomas Stansble and wife return
ed from Dakota after a week visit
there,
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Conover made
final proof in Hyannis last Thursday.
Have you got that Chautauqua
season ticket? If not, GET IT!;',"
Don't miss the Hawkeye Glee Club,
the opening number of the Alliance
Chautauqua, Monday afternoon, July
26. ,
F. R. , Johnson and family depart
ed In their Ford - Wednesday after
noon of last week for an extended
trip through Kansas, Oklahoma, and
back to Ohio. , From Ohio they will
probably return to Alliance.
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Skinner's Macaroni . Products,
made in Nebraska. Ask your groc-
ir. Adv. --w
.
' Dr. Bates of Rushville stopped ov
er Friday with hs bride to visit Cy
Laing of Alliance. Dr. Bates was
married last week at Springfield, Ne
braska, and he and his wife were
taking their honeymoon In their new
Ford car.
Leni Wilson, vice president of the
Security State Bank of Broken Bow.
was In Alliance Sunday, stopping ov
er on his way to Denver on a busi
ness trip.
"
Miss Alforetta LaMoa is a new op
erator at the telephone office.
Mrs. Fannie MUler returned to her
home at Lincoln Saturday after a
two weeks' visit with her mother,
Mrs. Ida M. Schotte, on her ranch
near Alliance.
Archie Gregory is again able to be
about after an extended illness.
Mrs. N. B. Berry returned to her
home at Antioch Tuesday after a
short visit with her daughter, Mrs.
C. P. Wakeman.
FKESH MEATS All kinds, mut
ton, pork, beef, and chickens.
I lodgers' Grocery, Phone 54.
27-tf-560
.
Secretary Fisher went to Hot
Springs Tuesday morning to select a
road from Alliance to that Dla.ce.
This road will be marked after its
selection, and will be recognized as
the "official" road.
Mrs. W. D. Fisher Is exoerted
home tomorrow from Nellgh, Nebr.,
where she has been vlsltlna for sev
eral weeks with her sister, Mrs. E.
8. Ham.
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C. T. Pigman last week purchased
new Studebaker Six.
George S. Mayo, pure food inspect
or, departed Monday for Dunning, ou
his regular trip after havina "in
spected" Alliance. Mr Mayo stated
that taken as a whole. Alliance was
as clean a city as he had found over!
the state, and that in some instances
the sanitation here was more mark'
ed than in many of the larger cities,
While here Mr. Mayo accompanied
the first silo booster trip, and found
the dairies in excellent condition.
F11E8I1 M RATH All kinds, mut
ton, pork, beef, and chickens.
Rodger' Grocery, Phone 54.
J7-tf-B660 .
J. S. Rheln has receiyed his house
hold goods, and has moved into the
Albro property at 1028 Laramie.
F. L. Sharpe departed for his home
near Redfleld, S. D., this week after
a visit here with his mother, Mrs. B.
N. Sharpe, the police matron."
.
. Mrs. N. O. Robblns departed Wed
nesday for Strong City, Kansas, for
an extended visit with her parents.
First Vice President Bumham, of
the Burlington,, and wife, passed
through Alliance Tuesday for Chica
go after a visit with relatives and
friends on a Wyoming ranch.
Mayor Romlg and family returned
home the first of this week from an
extended visit with relatives- and
friends in West Point, Nebr. Mr. Ro
mlg said he spent most of bis time
while at West Point picking cherries
and other fruit, and that the visit
was a most enjoyable one. While
away he visited In Chicago, Detroit.
umana, and other points, on busi
ness and pleasure.
FKESH MEATS All kinds, mut
ton, pork, beef, and chickens,
Itodgers' Grocery, Phone 51.
27-tf-5660
The masonry on the new Keeler
building has been completed to the
second floor, and work is being rush
ed on the second, story, which ex
tends back thirty feet from the front.
It is probable that it will be ready
for occupancy about the middle of
September.
Miss Corrine Mollrlng gave a de
lightful theatre party Tuesday even
ing in honor of her friend, Katherine
Randall, of Crawford, who is here
visiting her. Twenty girls composed
the party, and after the show they
repaired to a confectionery where
light refreshments were served.
D. J. Nelson and family went to
the Hills Wednesday to camp for a
few days.
J. 8. Pryor has assigned his groc
ery store to the creditors, and Mon
day morning" the store was closed.
Mr. Pryor. had been in business here
about a year.
County Engineer nKigbt has Pre
pared a set of plans for a concrete
bridge to be built a mile and a half
north of Alliance, about one hundred
feet from the Powell farm. A frame
bridge was formerly at this place.
but it was washed out by the recent
high waters, and the road was wash
ed out for a distance of several feet :
wide. The new bridge will be ten
feet wide, sixteen feet long and eight
feet high.
Ceorge Hills spent the latter part
of lost week visiting with relatives
and friends in Denver.
Miss Evelyn Noggle arrived Wed
nesday morning from Fl. Morgan,
Colo., for a visit with ber father and
her sisters, Miss Pearl Noggle and
Mrs. F. D. McCormlck.
An immense amount of damage by
hall Is reported from over the state
of Nebraska, especially in the east
ern part. Bbx Butte county and
western Nebraska are particularly
fortunate In having comparatively
small losses.
D. G. Bates, the Singer sewing ma
chine representative, of Guernsey,
Wyoming, was in the city Tuesday on
business.
'
Arthur Feagins has opened an in
surance office in the Mounts build
ing, with the George Fleming cigar
store and news stand.
...
S. K. Warrick, president of tho
First National Bank of ScottsblufT
and formerly cashier of the Klraf
National Bank of Alliance, stopped
over In Alliance Sunday mornina on
his way home from the national tea -
perance convention at Atlantic City
N. J. Instead of the regular preach
Ing service at the Methodist church
Sunday morning, Mr. Warrick gw
an interesting address on the tern
perance subject.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Colburri art
the proud parents of a baby boy.
evlces at the Episcopal church
will be held next Sunday by Bishop
weecner or itearney.
George A. Hills, custodian at the
Lagles club, went to Denver Wednes
day of lost week, visiting with rela
tlves, returning to Alliance Saturday
m w m
Alliance Aerie No. 136. F. O. E.
will entertain its members at a smok
er to be given at the home of the or
der Friday evening.
Dr. Haskell and wife, of Windsor,
Colorado, visited the. first of the
week with Mr. and Mrs. Fee. Mrs.
Haskell is a sister of Mrs. Fee. They
made the trip In their car.
Joseph Lean, representing the
Pacific States Lumber Company of
Seattle, was in the city Sunday and
Monday.
Miss Frances Brennan returned
home Wednesday night from the
Herman ranch where she bad been
spending a short vacation.
Services will be conducted at St.
Mathews' Episcopal church next Sun
day by Bishop Beecher, as follows:
Holy Communion. 7: SO; regular
morning services at 11.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ellis and fam
ily returned home last Thursday
from a four weeks' auto trip to Lin
coln, Omaha, and other eastern Ne
braska points. On their return ther
stopped at Lincoln where their
daughter Ethel had been visiting and
she accompanied them home. 1Mb
Ethel had been visiting at Lincoln
for the past month.
Mrs. F. T. Helpbrlnger and Mrs.
M. E. Coleman departed Wednesday
noon for Dead wood, near which plaer
they will Join the D. J. Nelson camp
ing purty.
,Mrs. Bruce Wilcox went to Bridge
port Wednesday noon for a few djy
visit wUh her husband and son.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Martin return
ed Tuesduy morning from Lincoln,
where they were called by th sul--den
death of his slater. Airs. 11. P..
Holt. Mrs. Holt leaves two siunll
children.
Miss Nell ArhotatH
from Chaditin TuosrUv
present at the wedding of her slaier.
Miss Alice, Wednesday evening.
Miss Florence Alby returned home
Tuesday from a several weeks visit
at wini man ana Mullen.
Mrs. W. R. Harper this week re
ceived word from her sister, Mra,
Widman, who Is visiting in Colorado .
Springs, that she is quite ill with ap
pendicitis, and will return to Alli
ance as soon as she is able to under
go an operation, . tr-
Misses Nellie O'Donnell and Fran
ces Nolan will, leave today noon for
Mason CitV. Iowa whom Ihsv will
Join Mr. and Mrs, O'Brien. From
there they will auto to Lake Okabojl
for a several weeks outing. Mr.
O'Brien is a sister of Miss Nolan. -
oil motored over
Correction of Mistake
In the report of district court giv
en In The Herald last week It w as-
stated, by mistake, that a divorce)
was secured by Mrs. B. V. Reeves
from B. V. Reeves. This was a mis
take, the divorce being granted to
Mr. Reeves on filing of a cross peti
tion.
HPin eTiirrrn rnnit
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Get a small bottle ef Ely's Creaaa
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a little of . this fragrant, ast'septis
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neaa. saovaes toe innamed or swollen?
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stantly.
It's iust lit. Dnat iki tiifT
with a cold or nasty catarrh.