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THE ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1920.
nSOCIKTV
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Mrs. Chafee and Mm. Jimn Fea
FIds entertained at a luncheon on
Thuradny afternoon In honor of Mrs;
Beaner. A delicious four-course
luncheon was sorted. The guest list
Included Mesdatnea W. D. Rnmer, F.
A. Hlvely, K. H. Boyd. Percy Cogv
wt.ll, R. V. Cox, II. F. Thlcle, Roy
Beckwtth, II. P. Toohey, F. E. Hol
Bten, Bernard Holsten, Marvin Dick
inson, C. E. Slagle, George D. Dar
ling, M. E. Lester, Fred Helpbrlnger,
J. C. Morrow, Lloyd Johnson, C. E.
Hirschtnun, J. J. Dixon. Fred Fea-
glns. William Mitchell, Harry Gants.
Robert Reddish, W. 11. Met, Ear!
Mallery and Minor Morria. Mrs.
Dickinson won the prize for the high
core.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Shaper wishes
to announce the engagement of their
daughter, Alfrcjida, to Christian
Bollerup. Mr. Bollerup Is a part
ner in the Tallace meat market of
Alliance. Miss Fchaper is a recent
arrival in Alliance, her home having
been In Ravenna until the oast two
months when her parents moved toj
Alliance. The date for the wedding
has not been;' Announced and their I
many friends both her and at Ra-
venn a are anxiously awaiting lufor-'
mation.
roland China bred sow sale on
March 3, 1920, at Chadron, Neb.
Write for catalogue. J. L. Brown. 17
E. R. Straub from Weeping Water
Is visiting hia sister, Mrs. E. C. Bim
merere, who is quite ill.
Sheriff Jim Miller and County At
torney Lee Basye returned yesterday
from a business trip to Omaha and
Lincoln.
Advance Showing of Early
Sptng Millinery, Suits, Coat and
Dresses at Hlghland-Holloway.
Mrs. Ray Rice And children from
Salt Lake City are in the city tIhU
ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John McNulty.
Mrs. Charles Schleve returned to
her home In Hot Springs, a D , after
an extended visit with her brother,
C. II. Frederick.
See the New Spring Coats and
Suits at Hlghland-Holloway Co.
Mr. Walsh of Omaha Is In the city
looking after the affairs of the W.
O. W. lodge. . ,
The Cal Simpson home has been
under quarantine for smallpox for
about ten days.
Honey, 12.80 per 10 lb. can; 60
lb. can, $15.00. PllklnEton. IS
The Christian Endeavor society of
the First rreBbyterlan church will
giro a big waffle supper next Thurs
day night, January 29, starting at
6:30 Everybody, Is Invited.
A private dance was given last
night at the Reddish hall by William
Bailey. A large crowd attended and
all had a very good time. .
Wincsap Applies, $1.50 bushel.
Pilklngton. . , 15
Mr. and Mrs. John Wlker returned
Thursday from Omaha, where they
spent the past live days In purchasln
additions to their stock of records
and sheet music. They were also
securing figures on the pipe organ
for the new Catholic church.
Call ISO. Rough Dry 8c per lb,
; Alliance Steam Laundry. tf
. A. O. Isaacson left Tuesday eve
ning for New York city on a buying
trip. He expects to be away tor four
or five weeks.
. Fresh fish arrive twice a week
at Pilkington's, 124 E Id St. 15
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Barnett. ex
pect to leave Saturday evening for
St. Louis, Chicago and New York on
a buying trip that will occupy them
for the next four weeks.
. . NOTICE
' Regular teachers' examination will
to held at the court house Janu
ary 24. OPAL RUSSELL,
15 County Superintendent
John P. Breckner, who was oper
ated on at St. Joseph's hospital Jan
nary 19, Is reported to be making
rapid Improvement and It is ex
pected that he will be up and around
within a few days.
The officers of the Eastern Star
gave a surprise party in honor of
Mrs. Martha Pat more at her borne
yesterday afternoon. All present had
a good time.
County Superintendent Opal Rus
sell will return from Lincoln tonipht
to conduct t' e teachers' examination
tomorrow.
George Snider has returned from
Scottsblutf, where he spent the first
of the week on business.
Mrs. Attie Spencer, of Marsland.
was an Alliance business visitor on
Wedneoday.
Do not measure eye comforts b)
lollars. Say, "1 want my eyes prop
rly fitted"; then See Bauman and
See Better. 12
A marriage license was Issued on
Wednesday by Judge Tash to .Fred
erick J. Boness and Miss Nina L.
Whal?y, both" of Alliance.
Clarence Schaffer attend the fire
men's convention In Scottsbluff on
Wednesday.
Call ISO. Hough Dry 8c per lb.
Alliance Steam Laundry. tf
James Keeler attended the wrestl
ing match and firemen's convention
Wednesday In Scottsbluff.
we gnna our own lenses. Drake
& Drake, Optometrists. . tf
Jack Chambers of Omaha was a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Johns
tone Thursday.
all 160. Hough Dry 8c per lb.
Alliance Steam Laamlry. tf
MrB. II." Coleman of Bridgeport
was the guest Wednesday of an Al
liance friend.
How ght Dry, 8c per pound. Al
liance Steam Laundry. tf
You will be charmed when you
see the smartness' of the new mil
linery we are showing. Hlghland
Holloway. '
For Sale Two six room houses
on Sweetwater. Modern except heat
Price and terms right See Nebraska
Land Company. 4(
The young people's missionary so-
ciety of the Christian church will
meet next Monday evening with Mrs.
Wade Smith, 408 Big Horn. Miss
Glenna Lawrence will be the leader.
- RAILItOAD NOTES.
- Brakeman R. V. An dress Is laying
off for a few days to visit his folks In
Chicago. i .. .
Fish, rickerel and Whiting, 10c
and up. niklngton. tf
Rough Dry, 8c i?r pound. Al
liance Steam Laundry. tf
Conductor D. Chrlsholm was call
ed to Chicago Wednesday evening to
transact some business for the B. of
R. T. Lodge.
Rough Dry, 8c per pound. Al
liance Steam Laundry. tf
Conductor F. Mackey Is laying off
for a few days to viBlt his father at
Chadron.
Rough Dry, 8c per pound. Al
liance Steam Laundry. tf
Conductor C. D. Rider Is laying off
a few days to have some dental work
done.
Rough Dry, 8c per pound. Al
liance Steam Laundry. 2
Conductor F. Reeder Is laying off
for one trip and Is being relieved by
Conductor Finch.
Call 100. Rough Dry 8c per lb.
Alliance Steam Laundry. tf
Mr. Frank and Ed Schleve have
started working on the Repair track.
Advance Showing ol Early
Spring . Millinery, Suits, Coats and
Dresses at Hlghland-Holloway.
Well No. 1 at the power house,
which has been undergoing extensive
repairs recently, was started up the
first of the week, and after throwing
sand for a couple of hours finally got
down to business and began t'o pump
water like a good pump should. A
representative of the Kelly Well com
pany, Mr. Hoagland, was9 on the
ground and rendered moral and phy
sical support iti the trying hours.
Glasses accurately fitted at rea
sonable prices. Drake & Drake,
....George H. Breckner has been
making extensive Improvements In
his welding shop! Among other
things that have been done Is the
construction of a new pre-heatlng
room.
CONTRACT WIRING;
. ELROTRIO REPAIRS
AtteatUa Detail
Makra Oar Work l.aat
EMERGENCY KLI-XTRIO CO.
mown in
IIS WMlt With Nartaa Realty
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WINDSOR
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The Eyeglass -of
Distinction
B. G. Bauman,
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Maniewaf s Cafe
has been opened at 107 Box Butte Avenue, next to the Alliance
Hotel Annex, and is prepared to serve
Regular Meals or Lunches
We have employed Union Cooks and Waiters and respectfully
ask for a share of patronage from Union men.
Open Day and Night
107 Box Butte Ave.
Next Alliance Annex
Justreceived a new shipment of
Victrola Records
Also new lot of latest Sheet Music
Good supply of Q. R. S. Player Rolls
Wiker Music House
.One Minute
Store Talk
"I agree with Don
Franklin, America's
apmtle of thrift, when he
said, MIK THAT WOULD
T1IKIVK. MUST AHK
HIS , WIFE.' The way
your store and your way
of selling merchandise In
boosted In our home,
would do jour heart good
and. I know It has done
my bank balance a lot of
good," sr.ld a customer.
ARE YOU SHARING
THRIFT WEEK SAV
INGS AT THIS BIG
STORE?
Harper's-
A; Practical Thrift
Demonstration
Buy next winter's overcoat today at 40 per cent less than next winter's
prices because wholesale' quotations for next winter figure that much
of an advance and in some instances much more.
Buy at the Cash Store
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BROKEN LINES OF
MEN'S YOUNG MEN'S AND YOUNGER YOUNG
MEN'S
Fancy Overcoats
Suits
Fancy
Boy's Fancy O'coats
20
OOff
Remember, 20 per cent off our regular lowest prices
for world's best clothing. A Thrift opportunity un
.cqualed in Alliance today Compare.
Men's Furnishing Goods at Attractive Reduc-
tions for Thrift Week Harper Invites You to
save 10 to 25 per cent on Shirts, Sweaters,
Underwear, Flannel Shirts, Hats and Caps.
SPRING MILLINERY
Fully a month before the customary of the spring modes, we announce the arrival of
our new Spring millinery. , , -
Every hat brimful of wichery, youthful in design, and interpreting o definite" per
sonality. , ; - ,
Ilere you will find distinctive hats for every occasion!
DRESS IIATS SPORT IIATS STREET, PALM BEACH AND CALIFORNIA HATS
Our Entire Stock of Regular Lines at Wholesale Prices Today
Women's Boots 20 j0 Off
$18.00 Boots for.
$17.00 Boots for.
$16.00 Boots for.
$15.00 Boots for.
$14.00 Boots for.
-$14.40
.$13.60
-$12.80
-$12.00
-$11.20
$13.00 Boots for.
$12.00 Boots for.
$11.00 Boots for.
$10.00 Boots for.
$ 9.00 Boots for.
-$10.40
-$ 9.60
-$ 8.80
-$ 8.00
-$ 7.20
Buy Your Shoes Now FLORSHEIM
and save thre to five dollars per pair.
Prices for Spring will be much higher than
they were for Fall. ' We have large quan
tities of late styles on hand every paid of
which will be included in this sale. -
All our Btock is clean fresh merchandise
men's high grade shoes of the finest materials
Tan and Black Calf and Kid, patent leather,
etc. Nothing shoddy or specially purchased for
sale purchases. Erery pair will cost you three
to five dollars more sixty days hence. '
$17.00 and $19.00 Values NOW
$16.00 and $16.50 Values NOW.
$14.00 and $15.00 Values NOW-
-$15.85
.$14.85
-$12.85
One special lot representing a few
pairs remaining; from the pant year's
business, values from 910 to $15,
now 97.85. ., -
You can purchase a pair of Florsheim
Shoes now that will be good for next Spring
wear and make a big saving.
W.Ri Harper Dept Store
WE SELL
FOR
CASH -
Big Store Cash Only
CORRECT. APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN
WE SELL'
FOR
CASH