The Famoias
Winding Up the
Season's Business
Winding Up the
Season's Business
THIS IS A QUALITY SUIT SALE
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The coods are of known excellence-of unquestioned high quality with correct style ideas with fabrics of the world's best
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Light Colored Summer Suits, $25
values, Sale Price
$15.00
SHOES
Low Shoes, made byv
Walkover and Douglas
$5.00 prailes $2.50
$4.50 Kroles $2.25
$4.00 prndos $2.00
$3.50 grades $1.75
All other low shoos and
oxfords
50 per cent Discount
Men's Wax Calf Hhiehers,
white oak hoIcr, neat
lookers, sizes 6-11, $1.69
Hoys' Mia to 2 Wax Calf
Lace, Oak Soles.-.. $1.39
JJioys' Gun Metal Calf but-.
" ton Shoes, stub-proof,
sizes 2'2 to 6, at the low
price of ...... $1.89
Big Lot of Men's Summer Suits
Light Colors. Worth up
to $20.00
Hats
Children's Mexican
Straws ,.
7c
Men's $2.50, $2.00, $1.50 Grades
In Straw Sailors, OC
Choice LvKj
Men's Fine Stylish Felt
' Hats, All Colors
$1.39
One lot of Boys' Hats, $1, CQ
to $1.25 values ; v7L
The Famous
Shirts
Fine Dress Shirts, mill ends, worth
$1.50 and $2.00. French cuffs
and stiff cuffs, sale 98 C
300 Work Shirts, regular 50c val
ues, sizes 14 to 17. Three Q1
Shirts for JJ $1
Big line of 75c Dress Shirts, JQ
coat style, colors fast 4jC
Boys' Shirts
19c
The Famous
Shoes
84 pairs Men's Goodyear Welt,
fine Dress Shoes in CO QO
button and blucher tpjO
96 pairs Men's Gun Metal Calf
Shoes, button and blu
chersdressy shoes ...
Boys' Elk Hide Shoes, indestruct
ible soles, sizes 13y2
to 2 Boy Scouts
Little Fellows' 9 to 13 Wax Calf
Bluchers good oak
soles i.
$2.69
destruct-
$1.39
$1.19
The Famous
Pants
Boys' Blue Serge Long
Pants
Men's Work
Pants '. :
$1.98
$1.48
20
PER CENT DISCOUNT
on Hart Schaffner & Marx Pants
and others in light colors
Boys' 59c and 69c Knick- OQ
erbockers K7C
The Famous
Big Six Day Sale
The Famous
One-Price
Clothing House
Underwear
Men's Union Suits,
75c grade .
Munsing's $1.25
Grades
75c grade of Nainsook
Athletic Union Suits
48c
98c
47c
Genuine Poros Knit Union C(
U3C
Suits, $1 values Men's
Boys' .... . :
.. 39c
The Famous
Alliance, Nebraska's Foremost Clothing Store
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Big Six Day Sale
AT THE HEW THEATRE
ome Excellent Features Rooked for
the Xet Few Day "The
MooiiNtoiie' 2 Nights
"The Moonstone'!
The five-part photoplay, "The
Moonstone", la baaed on Wilkie Col-;
Una' celebrated novel and play of the
a me name, and the leading charac
ters are Eugene O'Brien and Elaine
Uammerstein.
A diamond' of fabulous value la'
stolen from the eye of an Indian idol, i
The Englishman, on bis return to
-London, is pursued by three Indian
priests in disguise whose object ia to
secure the "Moonstone" at all costs.
Falling in its recovery, the priests
will lose caste in their native land.
The Englishman, Herncastle, is
found drowned, presumably having
been killed by the Indians. The dta
Btonds passed Into the possession of
bis friend, Franklin Blake.
Blake is followed by a band of In
dian magicians. He present the
diamond to his fiancee, from whom
tt is stolen. A detective is called In.
Another girl who is In love with
Blake commits suicide, and as a re-
plays that one can see twice without
getting tired of it. ,
"Ixve ami Aviation"
Judging from the title, one would
think this was a comedy, but it la
noj. It Is a drama of the strongest
type, and one which contains a great
moral lesson for everyone.
Mr. Warren, a reporter, learns
that a great aviator will fly over hi;
city that day. Mrs. Warren wants
to meet the great aviator on account
of hia great fame. She is a beauti
ful, fascinating woman, and when
she and the aviator meet a look of
mutual understanding passes be
tween the two. The aviator, Flari
on. is Invited to the Warren house to
dine, and in the course of the meal
the aviator cuts his linger. While the
husband is in the gardens viewing
the machine, Klarion and his wife ar
range a billet-doux, and she urgea
the aviator to return at an early
date, aa she wants to see him.
Warren learns of hia wife's treach
ery, and proposes to circumvent the
meeting between the two. lie sends
himself a faked telegram announcing
that he must go out of the city for a
day or two, but that night returns
and finds his wife In FJarion's em
brace. The husband damages the
aeroplane, but the break is discover
ed Just before Flarion and Mrs. War
ren leave for a flight. Warren is
nearly crazed with grief as he does
not know the break has been repair
ed, and is Just on the point of com
mining suicide when he is Informed
that the flight has been made safely.
Flarion, seeing that Warren loves
his wife deeply, urges her to return
to him and confess and ask forgive
ness, which she does. As the pic
ture fades.. they are nestled in each
other's "arms, embarking on life's
Journey, each benefitted with the ex
perience of a few days.
NO OFFICIAL MEETINO
(Continued fronvpage 1)
mumn
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was brought up. It was suggested
that a man can be hired for SeO per
month the year round and this will
nrobablv be done. The weeds are
very thick and there Is a lot of work 8
necessary to be done. The prices of
cemetery lots was also discussed. A
bill for $63.25 for cutting weeds at
the cemetery was presented and a
bill for graves opened and not paid
for of $101.
Hought llox Butte IjKimI
suit si
E. T. Kibble, the Alliance real e-
tate dealer, recently sold a fine quarter-section
of land to a non-resident 1
owner of the adjoining quarter. The ,
land is located ten miles north of Al- i
liance. The owner came out to look
over his land and was so well pleased J
with conditions here that he added
to his holdings.
Bryan Visited Alliance
A. Victor Bryan, secretary of the
Mitchell Volunteer Fire. Department,1
was an Alliance visitor Friday morn
ing, coming this far Thursday after
noon with friends who went on east.
Bryan visited the fire "department
headquarters and made The Herald
office a pleasant call. He returned
home Friday afternoon.
vCovtH Brought 1m! Price
Hall & Graham, of Alliance, had
two loads of cows on the South Oma
ha market Monday, August 9, among'
i which were included forty-four cows
that averaged 1.008 pounds and sold
at. $6.75. through the commission
firm of Tagg Brothers & Moorehead.
These cows were from the Morrill .
county ranch south of Alliance. I
suspicion Is attached to her, as
he leaves a mysterious note for
Blake.
After a long nd varied search,
Blake finds the diamond in the pos
session of a money lender. In the
meantime, Blake's fiancee learns of
the note the dead girl left, and learns
that there had been a strong attach
ment between her and Blake. A bit
ter lovers' quarrel results.
Blake Is a somnambulist, and a
doctor discovers that while walking
In his sleep one night be took the
diamond. The gem was stolen from
Blake while he was asleep, and was
never recovered. The ' thief later
.confesses the theft and died before
-telling how he had disposed of the
diamond. -Blake and his fiancee
wer happily re-unlted.
The Moonstone" will be shown
-Thursday and Friday nights, owing
to a special arrangement which Mr.
Cramer was able to make with the
feooklng company. It is one of those
Proved That He Wait Kane
Tv o men recently had an argu
ment at the Alliance stock yards re
garding some of the horses which
were being inspected for the war.
One of them was Lucius McCarthy.
"You're, a fool." said McCarthy.
"You're'craxy," said the other party.
"I'm not craxy," said McCarthy,
"and I can prove it." And to cinch
the argument he pulled from his poc
ket the statement received some time
back from the state Insane asylum at
Hastings certifying that he was a
sane man.
August Pay Day Specials
One Way to Keep Dry
An Alliance young man recently
took his lady friend to a country
dance, eighteen miles away. Every
thing went fine but shortly after they
had started on the return trip It be
gan to rain torrents. The auto tbey
were riding In had no top and they
became thoroughly soaked. The on
ly dry spot on the young man w
the Inside of his right sleeve, and
strange to say, the young lady's
waist was dry. Their friends are
trying to figure it out.
PIANO AT A BAIMMIN . ,
Customer near Alliance is unable
to finish payments on piano contract. '
We will turn piano over to first sat
isfactory party who will pay balance
either cash or five dollars per month, i
Write Schmoller & Mueller Piano 1
Co., Omaha. Nebr.
S7-U-5973
Viitd Colorado Hprings
Colorado Springs. August 18 J.
B. Bence of Alliance was a recent vis
itor here on a vacation trip. He and
friends composed a party that took
the trip to the summit of Pike's Peak
via the summit cog road.
Office blanks and blank loose-leaf
books for sale at The Herald office.
Phone S40 and a representative will
call.
Drag the ILoads
When the smiles of spring appear
Drag the roads;
When the summertime is near
Drag the roads;
When the corn is in the ear.
In the winter cold and drear,
Every season of the year.
Drag the roads.
When you've nothing else to do
Drag the roads;
If but for an hour to two.
Drag the roads;
It will keep them good as new
With a purpose firm and true;
Fall In line, it's tt pto you
Drag the roads.
Kansas Industrialist,
New Fall Suits-$2O,$22.50,$25
Just received a big assortment of 1 Men's and Young Men's
Fall Suits in large plaids. Now is the time to select your
Fall Suit. Stein-Block and Brandegee Kincaid.
New Fall
Gage Pattern
Hats
For Ladies
Have Arrived
The Styles Are Very Pretty and Very
Attractive
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Men's .
Gordon Hats
NEW
FALL HATS
$3.00
Drop in and see
the NEW FALL
STYLES. .
Our buyer has returned from the Eastern markets and the
nw Kali men hand le is arriving dally. It Is a treat to take
a day off and come and see the big selection of Pall goods.
1 V TT STEIN'BLOCIf SMAJiT CLOTHES
W. & . HARPBn
Wdepartment store it
VV ALLIANCE,. NEB. IV
$3.85
One pair pants.
All-wool suit
Regular
W OO Value
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