CROWDS GREETED OUR ANNOUNCEMENT OF
TOPENDOUS REDUCTION
ON EVERY LINE IN THE STORE
QSOC1ETY
, Miss Marie -Buechsenstein has re
signed her position with the George
.A. Moll ring store.
IJflisB Rosamond Bargey left
"Wednesday for Chadron,' where she
will spend New Year's with Miss
iMary Wilson. Miss Bargey and Miss
'Wilson will return Sunday to resume
, .their duties In the Alliance high
iflchool.
Miss Blanche Kibble of Lake City,
Col.', Is visiting with her parents, Mr.
.and Mrs. E. T. Kibble, of this city.
Mrs, II. T. Coleman of Bridgeport
returned to her home Wednesday
After a short visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Ormsby.
F. F. Stephens has resumed his
duties at the Mallery grocery after
An attack of grippe.
Albert E. Roth of Canton, Neb.,
and Miss Marie C. Hanson of Hem
in gford, Neb., were married Wednes
day by Judge Tash. .
Frank Hoagland and Mrs. Gert
Tude A. Reynoldson of Belmont,
.Neb., wer emarried Wednesday by
Judge Tash.
Misses Josephine and Elizabeth
"Wilson are visiting with friends ia
Chicago during the holidays.
Aloyah chapter No. 185 held a
special meeting December 29, for the
purpose of Initiating eight members
to the mysteries of the order. After
the initiation refreshments were
served by the gentlemen members of
the order. Music was furnished by
the Robbins orchestra for the dance
th.?.t followed.
Mrs. H. F. Houser returned
AVednesday to her home In Crawford
after a brief visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Dwight Zediker.
Charles L. Walker of Bertrand,
Heb., and Miss Emma L. Haeffner of
Alliance were united in marriage on
December 31 by Judge Ira E. TaBh.
Mrs. Ivan Rodgers and son. For
est., of Sheridan, Wyo., are visiting
with Mrs. Rodgers' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. T. Kibble.
The officers of the Eastern Star
were entertained at a theater party
at the Imperial Wednesday evening.
After "the theater the guests were en
tertained by music and games at the
home of Mrs. Charles Fuller. At the
1 dawn of 1920 a dainty two-course
-luncheon was served. Those present
were Mesdamea Charles Fuller,'
William Johnson, Roy McKenzle,
Bliss Sturgeon, Joe Bogan, J. O.
Walker and Ethel Churchill.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dickenson
entertained Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Hol
ten, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Holsten,
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Dickenson, Mrs.
Alice Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. B.
C. Anderson of Gordon, Thursday, at
dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Slagle
were entertained at a 6:30 dinner
New Year's. Covers were laid for
Mr. and Mrs. Frankle, Mr. and Mrs.
. C. E. Marks and Mr. and Mrs. G. L.
Griggs.
Charles Spacht, who Is attending
the university In Lincoln, has re
turned from Hemlngford and will
spend the remainder of his vacation
with his mother, Mrs. D. K. Spacht.
J. Velch came over from Rushville
Wednesday and drove back a new
Dndee touring car.
W car cash for second-hand
salts and overcoats. The 1U Clean
ers and Tailors. Our phone is our
same. 213 Box Butte ave.
Axel Johnson of Mason City, la.,
Is a guest at the Tash home for a
few days. Mr. Johnson was former
ly butter maker In the Alliance
creamery'
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Anderson of
Gordon are visiting with Alliance
friends and relatives over the week
end.!
vr Rale Nine room house.
Best part of town. Modern. Price!
rieht and rood terms. See Nebraska
T.nnA CnmTa.ny. .
Joe Chapman has returned from
T.inonln. where he was visiting
friend during the holidays.
Miss Leone Mallery left the first
of the week for Scottsbluff.
One of the local churches has
a. neat bulletin board down
by the Lowry & Henry garage. This
board contains a lot of slides, upon
... i i i a tin loHem that
wnven are mwc -- -
make up the announcements. Usual-
..i-1 n Timif after some-
iy. wuuiu uiu -
one has gone to work at spelled out
,, nnn . kid comes
along and shakes the st.fflng out of
. . .11 the letters tumble
. . v... .t tha bottom of the
down in a uci " . . .
box. Another preacher told us about
lt the otner aaj, u ---m
somewhat secular
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What we say we
do, we do. Ask
your neighbor
abour this sale.
V
& OFF ON SUITS
Models that represent the season's very newest, cleverest and individual
ideas. Our entire line offered to you at exactly half the regular price. Some
are plain, others trimmed with furs. All lined throughout. The materials are
Poplins, Serges, Gabardines, Velours, Suede Cloth, Jersey, Etc. The colors
are brown, Burgundy, Navy, Taupe, Green, Tan, Etc. Original Prices Rangs
$29.50 to $250
ONE-HALF REGULAR PRICE
We Must
THE CLEARAWAY OF ONE-FOURTH OFF ON SALE OF NEW 2HNA TAYLOR
Underwear Skirts Blouses Dresses -
Our entire line of woolen, silk They're pleated, shirred, tunic One of the most beautiful and Our complete line of Mina Taylor
and wool and fleece lined garments and draped effects. Tailored and complete lines of blouscg in the city, house dresses and aprons in ging-
in union and two-piece styles. Our semi-tailored styles. The materials including the new Georgettes and hams and Percales 5 N the pretty
line of underwear is the most com- are Serges, Mohair, Poplins, Velours, crPnPf, an inrlndod in thi bio- cer checks, stripes and flowered pat-
plete and most reasonably priced in Taffetas, Satins, Gabardines, etc. crepes ail mciuaea m lD1f D1& Ciear- terns included at the remarkably
the city. The colors are brown, navy, plaid, away sale at low price of
- . stripes, rose, green, lack and white. . i . Arr, 1 OFF
OFF Tho former price range was from OFF 4 urr
. $8.95 to $49.50 :
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF SILK
Sweater Coats Night Gowns . Petticoats Under Garments
Our entire line of ladies coats in i 5 . In plain colors and flowered pat- ni
all the pretty colors and combina- Good, heavy materials in light terns. Materials include Taffetas, Vests, Bloomers, Combinations,
tions, large collars, belted ajad full and dark colors, full length. All In- Jerseys, Satin and Pussy "Willow Brassie rs, Night Gowns, Teddy
pockets, extra good materials. eluded at ' Taffeta. H?ars' B,Ily Burkes Pajamas and
Kimonas.
One-Third Off OFF OFF OFF
Bargains
THE REAL
STORE FOR
WOMEN
Our Entire Line of Fall and
Winter
Goats, Suits
and Dresses
None Reserved
OFF ON COATS
The models arc the 6oaRon's newest and the colors the most favored.
Some are plain tailored, while others are finished with large collars, belted
and trimmed with plush or fur. Original prices.
$10 to $300
ONE-HALF OFF REGULAR PRICE
Have the Room for New Goods
Galore Going Fast You Better Hurry!
he Fashioi
OFF
& OFF ON DRESSES
Embracing the remarkable collection of smart creations, suitable for most
any occasion. The values are really most extreme. The styles are new and
attractive in wide variety. The materials are Jerseys, Foulards, Serges,
Taffetas, Satins, Georgettes, Combinations of Crepe and Satins. The colors
are blue, and brown, also black. Original Prices Range
$18.50 to $150
ONE-HALF REGULAR PRICE
You can depend
upon real values
and you will not
be disappointed
here.
r '
top
WHERE QUAL
ITY AND LOW
PRICE MEET
'have shaken all the dice out of that
announcement pox ism.