THE ALLIANCE HKJULD. FRIDAY, JANUARY 2. 1920.
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PLACE YOUR
ORDER NOW
For
A Sampson
If
ctor
to be delivered any time up to
July 1st, 1920.
We are taking orders now for future delivery on these trucks,
to be delivered on your farm and demonstrated to you to your
entire satisfaction before you pay for. Tractor.
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Come in and let us demonstrate this machine for you at your
earliest convenience at the
Buick
Garage
C. KERR, Manager
Never Judge a ring by the Jewel
er's name on the box.
-See the New Spring Coats and
Suits at Hlghland-Holloway Co
Tom Ray, Omaha wrestler,
stopped in Alliance Thursday to visit
old friends and admirers. lie la on
his way to Thermopolis, Wyo., for
a match. Mr. Ray wants to meet
someone anyone In his class In
Alliance. .Ray can make ICS pounds.
Vitality borrowed from the eyes
In early age will bankrupt the vision
In later life. See Bauraan and See
Better. 12
John nikington has been of
fered a contract to sell and handle
United States government flour. The
government sets the price, both what
he pays and what he must Bell it for.
This is done to show the people that
there Is plenty of wheat and flour to
run the country and that it Is fool
ishness on the people's part to buy
large stocks of flour and to run
prices, up. It you will buy flour and
other foodstuffs In small lots and
even do without things that you can
get along without, prices are bound
to take a fall. The profiteers and
speculators will be glad to let go.
Mr. nikington Informs us that the
selling price at present is $3.36 for
49 pounds, not 48 pounds.
For Sale One live room house,
good condition. Modern except heat.
Good location. See Nobraska Land
Company. 4
FRANCIS J. FAY
FUNERAL TODAY
Funeral services for Francis J.
Fay were held rrom the Church of
the Holy Rosary In this city at 9
o'clock this morning, the body ar
riving from Waterlood, la. Inter
ment was In the Catholic cemetery.
Francis J. Fay was born August
1, 1890, at Alliance. His father died
in 1898, and his mother two years
later. He was educated in the Al
liance public schools.. February 21,
1917. he was married to Miss Clara
Stewart, and to the union one child,
a daughter, was born, the young wife
dvins: June 17. 1919. Francis Fay
died January 20, 1920, at Waterloo,
la., of pneumonia contracted In the
lfne of duty. .
The deceased was a member of
Alliance lodge. B. P. O. E., and of
the Knights of Columbus.
For the first time In months,
the city pest house is without a pa
tient. The last one was 'discharged
the firBt of the week. ,
For Sale Nine room bouse.
Best part of town. Modern. Prlcel
right and good terms. See Nebraska
Land Company. 4
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
TO STAGE TAGKAXT
At 7:30 p. m. next Sunday, the
local auxiliary to the Christian
women's board of missions will pre
sent a pageant, "Thirty-five Years of
Service," the purpose of whlcn win
he to present the work of the board
during that time. Fifty people will
take .part in t.lie production.
Quality Grocers
Excello.Cake
You have only to add water to this mixture
and bake your cake. Try it.
EMERY BRAND PEARS while they last
2V lb. cans in syrup : 40c
Bee Brand Tomatoes
..20c
2i2 lb. Cans
Per Case, 24 cans
-$4.75
Local Pride Brand
Peaches
2Y2 lb. Cans in Syrup, per can ; 1.40c
Gallon cans Pineapple . . $1.40
Gallon cans Pears : $1.15
Gallon cans Pumpkin 50c
Gallon cans Tomatoes . .65c
Gallon cans Spinach 65c
Above pnet-s are good while the last they
are all snaps.
Meat Specials for
Saturday
3 lbs. Swifts Silver Leaf pure lard $1.00
Cudahy Sugar Cured Bacon S8c
Cudahy Sugar Cured Ham ; 58c
Bacon Squares '. -J 35c
mole Fresh Shoulder
Pork Chops J
25c
S0c
Extra quality Beef Boiling Meat
Shoulder Pot Roast '.
..15c
J712C
Gribbles Home Made Pure Pork
SAUSAGE
Per lb. 30c
Saturday Apple
Special
Winesap, per box
Rome Beauty, per box
Jonathon, per box
43.50
$3.50
-$3.50
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We Deliver Your Orders, Large or Small No Charge Is Ever Made
ALLERY
Grocery Company
QUALITY GROCERS
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TIIE HONOR LIST Of
PUBLIC SCHOOL PTPILS
Name of Student Exempted Vnmn
First Semester Exam-
liiatlons
In the trades below the hleh
school, students who have not been
tardy during the semester, who have
not been absent to exceed five days.
are excusod from the semester ex
aminations If they have an averueo
of 90 per cent with the srad.j In no
subject below 80 per cent.
The following students were e.
cused from semester examinations-
Third grade Odette Hand. Edenr
radley, Dorothy VVorlev. Jaek M-
affey, Edith Scott. Haiel Andernnn
Bessie Bacon, Donald Bicknell. Mne
Campbell, Clara Covalt, Helen Eber
ly, Chester Fenner, Edith O'Bannon,
Lioya Overman. Donna Perimn
Laura Sturgeon, Lester Trabert,
Margaret Thiele. r
Fourth grade Dixon Omntnn.
Leona Balrd. Mary Reiser, Frances
Johnston, Marvin Glarum, LoulHe
Cogswell, Helen Hlvely, Berton Hlb
bard. Frank Hirst. Pearl Bacon.
Edna Fenner, Dorothy Stanton,
iieien waudum.
Fifth grade Cnrlofnn Won
bel Boon, Margaret Fuller, Tena Her
bert, Arlino Dobry, Helen Fenning,
talba Cole, Ilex Thompson. Mildred
Burr, Nellie Tracy, Ruth Fink, Alice
Whlttlngion, Doris Mallery, Edward
Slevers, Dennis Bicknell, Josephine
Acheson, Henry O'Bannon. Orval
Johnson, Jtmmie Cribble. John
Barker.
Sixth grade Ruth Wilson. Hazel
Edwards, Beulnh Myers, Lucile Car
son, Esther Dedmore, Noll Gavin,
Opal ZInk, Thelnia Sanders, Mildred
Routh, Maxwell Routh. Wayne
Thompson, Raymond Lackey, Esther
nacon, Maurlne Bald. Retha Gentry,
Vera La wry, Alice Prottyman. Ruth
Schill, Nellie Sturgeon.
Seventh grade Thelma Dedmore.
Grace Fink, Stella Moore, Inei
Young. Ruby Nation, Carolyn Kil
lian, Dorothy Mote, Harriett Hamil
ton, Paul Thompson, Glen Worley,
William Reiser, James Hilton, Par
ker Davis, Edna Garrison, Evelyn
Ruhn, Robert Laing, William Eber
ly, Carl Wheeler, Mildred Stolt.
Eighth grade Phyllis Thomson,
Esther Vanderlas, Mardell Drake,
Helen Hawes, Lllla Graham, Anna
Reiser, Leota Whisman, Vivian Cor
bet, Mark Anderson. Charles Cross.
Iolla Allen, Miriam Harris, Ruth
Ale, Donald Harder, Wayne Thrcl-
keld, Garland Baker, Eva Deal,
Mabel Gould, Esther Hahn. Kuther-
lne Harris, Floyd Irwin, Alice Jesse,
Gladys Sturgeon, Ring Robbins
. In the high school stulenta who
have not been tardy nor absent to ex
ceed five days, provided such absence
Is for a satisfactory reason, ore ex
cused from examinations In the sub
jects In which they have an average
grndo of 90 per cent or better. The
following students were excused
from all examinations
Ninth grade Josephine Wilson,
Edith Soth, Elsie Harris, Elanchc
Petetpon,' Rowland Thrclkeld, Mar
garet Schill, Fred Purely.
Tenth grade Dorothy Hampton,
Lcota Becker, Dorothy Harder, Ruth
Stanton, . Vera Smith, Maricllen
Beagle.
Eleventh . grade Ivan Smith,
Lillio Simpson, Mary Wollls, Tom
Miller, Frances Grassman.
Twelfth grade Grace Carr,
ABenath Schill, Stanley Wright, Glen
Joder, Ray Edwards, Mildred Abegg,
Ruth Hawes,- Scott Lee, LaRbea
Lunn, Kathcrine Baker, Alberta
Lunsford, Lois Mote, Leah Weaver.
Pupils Neither Absent nor. Tardy
The following pupils were' neither
absent nor tardy during the first
semester:
Rlndergarten Fhilena Finch,
Esther Fenning, Margaret Adams,
Lavonne Bollerup, Beryl Ful-ner,
Hylda Pryor, Leonard Howard, Leon
ard Hudson.
First grade Emoline Grassman,
Robert Pate, Keith Nelson, Elizabeth
Laing, Willard Covert, Leonard Ellis,
Harold' Glarum, Theodore Nelson,
Janee Campbell, Leota Henry, Orvey
Bremer, William Hively, Eugene
Myers, LeRoy Moxson. Bernard Sitz
man, Roy Strong, Paul Thomas.
Second grade Robo McNutt, Lu
cile Young, Ruth Hurbert, George
Fenning, Buster Keetbler, Ida Case,
Ada Case, . Robert Yarborough, Es
ther Herbaugh, Vivian Jeffers.
Third grade Dorothy Worley,
Edgar Bradley, Carl Dye, Richard
RnotL Cleo Routh. George Robin
son, Bessie Bacon, Donald Bicknell
Joe Bremer, Mae Campbell, Polly
Campbell, Opal Campbell, Clara
Covalt, Margaret Dorr, Renneth Ful
tner, Keith Moore, Edith O'Bannon,
Claude Pyle, Roy Reed.
Fourth grade Isabella Druery,
Gladys Snyder, Dixon Grassman,
Marlon Peterson, Elbert Whisman,
Grace Gahagan, Marvin Glarum,
Frances Johnston, Conita Edwards,
Beth Moore, Louise Cogswell, Gladys
Parson, Olive Gentry, Helen Wadum,
Dorothy Davis, Dorothy Stanton,
Marie Clark, Harold Jeffers, Roy
Slevers, Ralph Garrett, Franklin
Campbell.
Fifth grade Everett At. Lyle
Mote, Falba Cole, Ruth Fink. Nellie
Tracy, Tena Herbert, Helen Fenning,
Arline Dobry, Mabel Boon, Vernon
Harrison, Herman LieflotT, Adolph
Young, Marshall Rowe. Henry
O'Bannon, Dennis Bicknell, Robert
Garett, Lawrence Smith, Lewis
Covalt.
Sixth grade Gertrude Carpenter,
Esther Dedmore.. Ellis Wright. Leo
Bayer, Dnlbert Cole, Wade i:hn,
Ellsworth Ralls, Wayne Thompson,
Maurlne Bald, Howard Cogswell,
Retha Gentry, William .Irish, Ve-a
Lowry, Wynn Robbins.
Seventh grade Jasper Reynolds,
Herbert Miller, Inet Young, Dorothy
Mote, Carolyn Rllltati, Margaret
Vanderlas, William Reiser, Grace
Fink, Harold Sprague, Glen Worley,
Wauneta Robinson, Murl Isham,
Leah Wadum, Parker Davis, Charles
Ewlng, George Jeffers, Elmer John-
sen, Robert lining, Frank Mounts,
Carl Wheeler, Irving Wong.
Eighth grade Mark Anderson,
Charles Cross, Forest Reithler,
Wayne Ralls, Ruth Ale, Esther Boon,
Vivian Corbet, Lllla Graham, He'en
Hawes, Valentine Lawrence. Julia
Mart, Maude Reeves, Esther Vindor-
las, Garland Baker, Harold Dickson,
Ring Robbins, Vincent Wheeler,
Neva Beal, Gcraldlne Brenaman,
Mabel Gould, Esther Hahn, Alice
Jesse, Eugenia Laing.
Ninth grade Lester Cross, Floyd
Covalt, Seth Joder, Philip Klllan,
Arthur Lawrence, Leslie Mlskimen,
Leland Messex, Alton Mote, Fred
Purdy, Rowland Threlkcld, Louise
Boness, Hazel Boon, Helen Cleve
land, Mabel Garrett, Inez Hagan, Ida
Simpson, Mabel Slsley, Flora Spen
cer, FranceB Schott, Bernlce Wilson.
Tenth grade Harold Clark,
Frank K( idler, Alice Boon, Eolyn
Boon, Elhelyn Ellis, Vera Smith,
Ruth Stanton, Ella Thompson.
Eleventh grade Clarence Kibble",
Leonard Pate, Walter Bobbins, Ivan
Wong, Frances Grassman,. Hilda
HaefTner, Elcle Simpsbn, Lillle Simp
son, ThcTma Zobel.
Twelfth grade Ray Edwards,
Glenn Joder, Stanley Wright, Ruth
Hawes, Alberta. Lunsford, Lcssle
Reeves, Madeline Zedlker
Wflllam Breckner . Is remodeling
his residence at 8.01 West Third
street and Is making a modern
bungalow of it. He expects the work
to be completed in a couple of weeks.
Police court business has been
unaccountably dull the past week or
two. Follce Judge Roberts Is ready
to accommodate any new customers,
however, and reports for duty regu
larly, whether there are any cases on
the docket or not. Maybe it's the
calm before the storm, and if fact is
true, watch out tor a wave of crime.
You can save a dollar by ub
srrlblng for the State Journal before
February 1. Price now $6 for the
daily and the Big Sunday Paper a
whole year; or 4 without Sunday.
Prices increases one dollar on Feb
ruary 1. You should rea4.The Jour
nal this year. It's Lincoln's only
morning paper, and is the old reli
able. Get the best especially when ,
It gives you the most for your money.
Do it now before it's tod late.
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THEATRE
Today, Jan. 23
FIRST NATIONAL' SPECIAL ATTRACTION
"A Midnight Romance"
Adapted from tho story by Marlon Orth, author of "The Price of
a God Time" and other photoplay hits.,,
. Directed by LOIS WEBER .
The World's Greatest Woman Director ;
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with dainty , .
ANITA STEWART
THE NINE GREAT HEART EMOTIONS EVERY WOMAN HAS,
LOYALTY. nilDE, HATE. YEARNING, JOY. FEAR, ANXIETY,
DESIRE and GRIEF. ' . . , .
IHItOI.D l.LOYD COMEDY "SI SEXOR"
, INTERNATIONAL NEWS
Admission 25 niwl 3."W
NIGHT 7:30
MATINF.I3 3 IV M.
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Saturday Jan. -24
6 Acts Pantages Vaudeville 6
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A 'TOM MIX In
"THE MI MUFF'S BLUNDEIJ"
II MITT & JEFFin -'HIS
MUSICAL SOUl" '
NORMA TALMADGE R
"UY RIGHT of PURCHASE" H
Norma Talmadge
"The Right
of Purchase"
D I'D I) IE HAYKH In Songs,
Talk tuid Dancing.
E HOWARD & NICHOLS,
Sensational Original and
Novelty Hoop Hollers and
Dlabolo Spinners.
HOCDLE SIMS In Songs, Talks and Chalk.
THE GRAHAMS The Latest European Novelty, presenting the
living itiannikins. ,
HOH.& GERTRUDE rETTECORD, Singing and Djinclng.
I ROBBINS & FULTON, Comedy Singing and Eccentric Dancing.
J Intermission.
K NORMA TAL3HGE in "BY RIGHT OF ITRCIIASE;
MATINEE ADM. 25c and 85o NIGHT 50c, 75c and 91
Incladlng War Tax
P
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Sunday, January 25th.
JESSE L LASKY FrceaU .
WALLACE RFJ Din THEVALLEY OF THE GIANTS"
FOURTH EPISODE OF "THE DmsiRLE 'TAN
Big V Comedy "Big duffs"
MATINEE ft NIGJBT 10c S5o .
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Monday, January 26th.
MAGUERITE CLARK la "GIRLS"
SMILING BILL PARSON In THEY'RE OFF"
Admission lOe A &0 -
