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We offer you
extraordinary
savings in all
' Men's goods
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STRICTLY CASH
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Men's Clothing Department
Men's and Young Men's Suits
You can buy your new spring suit at the Golden Rule at a saving of many, many dollars. We can gratify
your desire for the best fitting, finest quality and best wearing suits at big savings You don't have to pay
fancy prices. We show an extensive variety of new models from well known makers of fine clothes.
These are in Worsteds, Cassimeres and Cheviots of All Wool quality. Priced at
524.85 29.85 34.85 39.85 45.00
Visit Mens Department and, Save Many, Many Dollars .
Boys9 Knee Pant Suits
An extensive showing of new spring styles of all
wool materials and priced at savings to you.
$6.98 $8.98 $9.98 $1 2.48 $ 1 3.98 $14.98 up to $17.98
Men 's Dress Pants
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We are offering some wonderful values in mens
pants and they are priced from one-fourth to
one-jthird less than the market price.
$4.98 $6.98 $7.98 $8.98 $9.98
Men's Work Pants $2.98 $3.48 $4.98
Men's Hats
New Spring Models
priced at
$2.98 $3.48 $4.98
$5.98
You can save money by
buying your hat here
Men 's Dress Shirts
Made of fine Percale,
Madras, Fiber Silk and
Silk, priced at $1.49
51.98 $2.48 $2,98
53.48 $3.98, $4.98
$5.98 up to $14.98
worth one-fourth more
Men 's Hosiery
We are offering extra
ordinary values in mens
hoseiry at 15c 25c 35c
39c 49c up to $1.23
pair.
Men's Union Suits
Extraordinary values,
priced at 98c $1.23
$1.49 $1.98 $2.48
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Men's Shoes
STAR BRAND every pair made of solid leather
jevery pair guarrnteed to give satisfactory service.
You can save some money here on your shoes
They wear longer and cost less We are now
selling all the new spring styles, priced at
$3.98 $4.98 $5.98 $6.98 $7.98 $9.98 ?
Boys' Shoes
STAR BRAND made of solid leather-the kind
that stand the hard knocks that they are subject
toNew shipments have arrived and priced at
Sizes 8J to 12 . Priced at $3. 73
Sizes 12& to 2 Priced at $4.48
. Sizes 2& to 5 Priced at $4.98
PERSONALS
Mr.. C. A. Don visited the Wlltsey
family In Hemingford on Friday.
lira. George Walker and daughter,
June, of Hemingford were shopping
In Alliance Saturday.
Mrs. A. Renawold. formerly of this
lace but now of Washington, D. C,
f vialtine friends and attending to
business in Alliance.
The excursion to the Iower Rio
Omide Valley leaves Alliance Thurs
day. April 15. See G. M. Burns for
particulars. 80
Mrs. Harry Coursey returned from
the local hospital on Saturday.
Mrs. 3. Noble accompanied her
husband to Sidney for a short visit.
Mr. Noble Is a traveling representa
tire for the A. H. Jones company.
William Burton and wife and
George Burton of Ellsworth were
Easiness visitors In town the last of
Che week. George took home a new
Dodge touring car.
For Sate Two six room houses
en Sweetwater. Modern except heat
Price and terms right See Nebraska
Land Company. tf
Mrs. Caldwell, mother ' of Mrs.
Mearl C. Smith, from Rusbvllle, Is
visiting at the Smith home.
8. D. Mallery of x Alliance, who
pent several days in Scottsbluff last
week in the Interest of General
Wood's candidacy, returned to Alll
1 ance the first of the week. Mr. Mai
lerr was likewise erecting a few po
litical fences in behalf of his own
candidacy as delegate to the repub
lican national convention.
To lease, well watered eleven
fcundred acres adjoining loading
TTnitman, Neb, If .
Bar. rather Constant Klein, O. IL
F chaplain of St. Joseph's hospital
at Alliance, spent Saturday and Sun
day with Father T. P. Molony, rector
of St. Agnes parish at Scottsbluff.
Father Klein offered mass at St.
Agnes church Sunday.
"Safety First," a three-act com
edy by home talent .players, .April
23. Senior class play.
Save 25 on your Spring
Outfit at our Discount Sale. High-land-Holloway
Co.
Clarence E. Pecht and Miss Alta
LeLaCheour, both of Mullen, were
married at ihe home of Rev. and
Mrs. Stephen J. Epler Monday morn
Ing. The groom Is county 'clerk of
Hooker county.
Save 25 on your Spring
Outfit at our Discount Sale. High-
land-Holloway Co.
Mrs. Stephen J. Epler is visiting
her mother, Mrs. X B. Parmenter,
at Bethany. She is expected home
the last of the week.
The young people's class of the
Christian church will serve Ice cream
and cake at the church Tuesday
evening. Everybody Invited.
Marie Chadderton of Crawford
was shopping In the city Saturday.
Money Saving Prices at Our
25 Discount Sale. Highland
Holloway Co.
F. E. Reddish, who has been
spending the winter in Los Angeles,
CaL, returned last week to Alliance.
Mrs. Guy Miller and P. O. Beck-
well have received the sad news of
the death of their father, T. E.
Beckwell, at Castle Bock, Wash. The
body will be brought here tor burial.
Save 25 on your Spring
Outfit at our Discount Sale. High-
land-noiicrway 00
' ALLIANCE BRIEFS
The following Joint committee of
the chamber of commerce and the
fair association to solicit funds for
Improving the grounds has been
named: R. M. Hampton, C. A.
Newberry, F. M. Knight, Ed Shill, E.
J. Griggs and W. E. Spencer.
Reports reached The Herald of
fice several days ago that plans aret
under way to build a new, modern
hotel In Alliance, and stock subscrip
tions are now being taken, it is said.
As yet we have been unable to get in
touch with any of the promoters,
but undoubtedly, if there is any
thing back of the talk. It will not be
long until all of the details are made
public. Alliance can stand a new;
hotel, along with her packing plant
and other industries.
Save 25 on your Spring
Outfit at our Discount Sale. High-land-Holloway
Co.
A petition for the paving of Lar
amie avenue from Fifth street up is
In charge of W. R. Harper, and a
number of signatures are being
added every day. All Interested may
get particulars of Harp.
Ralph Johnson, A. V. Arnold, M.
Harper, Elliott Strand and enough
others to make up a special carload
will leave Thursday evening for
Denver to attend a Shrlners meet
ing. There will be a class of six
hundred take the work.
McVlcker Beauty Parlors an
nounce that Miss Marlon Lawson,
their beauty specialist from Chicago,
will make appointments each week
for Thuraday night after 7 o'clock.
Sergeant Ryan of the local re
cruiting office will leave for Omaha
April 15, where he will receive his
discharge. He will re-enlist and
will have change of the recruiting
station at Fort Dodge, la. Sergeant
Robert W. Frey will be in sole
charge of the lllance station after
the 16th. ..
Bert E. Helter, Lewis A. Story,
Reuben Prall, Charles Wlttstruk,
Ernest E. Anderson and Mannle E.
Belles are recent enlistments at the
Alliance recruiting office.
The Alliance post of the American
legion win meet this evening in the
city halt Short business session. "
Money Saving Prices at Our
25 Discount Sale. Highland.
Holloway Co.
Ester, four-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brostrom, 624
West Second street, died Monday.
Funeral arrangements have not
been announced.
Money Saving Prices at Our
25 Discount Sale. Highland
Holloway Co.
An enterprising French company
Is arranging airplane tours from
Paris to the French battlefields for
the benefit of American tourists. It
is a morbid curiosity which causes
people to visit those scenes of horror
and devastation, but a paying one;
and thus the country will draw some
benefit from its misfortunes.
- Honey Saving Prices at Our
33 Discount Calt. Hlxhland
Holloway Oo,
FOUR CHOICES OUTLINED
IN PRESENT BONUS PLAN
The American Legion has formu
lated its plan for the soldier bonus
and everything that goes with It, and
has politely suggested to congress
that the plan be put into law in the
next sixty days.
The plan adopted by the Legion
Is in every respect the program out
lined last fall as "The Stars and
Stripes plan," and incorporated in
house resolution 360 by Representa
tive Williams, of Illinois, introduced
In congress October 24, last
It is a plan for selective compensation.
Under this plan, every former
soldier, sailor or malne may select
for himself what sort of benefits or
additional compensation he will re
ceive from the United States, for
the financial losses he sustained by
going to 'war. He may choose one
of these four things, and one only:
1. A farm, to be bought on easy
payments under the Lane-Mondell
act, as amended.
2. A loan with which to buy a
home in a city or town. The plan
by which these loans shall be made
must be determined by a commls
e ton to be named by congress, and
the loans will not be available for
some months.
8. Vocational training at govern
ment expense. While he is at a
school, learning a skilled trade, he
will be paid by the government as
disabled men are now paid nnder the
vocational training act
4. Additional compensation In
United States government bonds at
the rate of f 10 for every month he
was in the service, ...
FOR GOVERNOR ON THE
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
W. JLTaylor
Twenty years of activity in Ne
braska politics with an unexcelled
record for championing agricultural
and labor interests makes me the
target for criticism of Influences
which disparage whoever they can
not control. None of these are re
sponsible for my candidacy. It la
my own doings, with the hopes that
there Is a demand for a governor
free from obligations to such. I am
opposed to centralized power, ignor
ing constitutions and waste of publlo
moneys. I am mindful of the work
and difficulties ahead. Fitting laws
to probable constitutional changes,,
amending or repealing the re-dis-trlctlng
school law, unscrambling the
mess of McKelvie's Code bill, check
ing up and straightening out the ex
penditures and inequalities of our
big program, resisting and reducing
our mounting taxes and passing and
executing laws in restraint of Intol
erable profiteering. Of all, the big
gest is that of the contention be
tween capital and labor. Its solv
ing must be gradual and will come
when labor la assured of a square
deal from a government wherein she
has proportionate voice. The ele
ments with which I have In the past
contended are found in both of the
old parties, and likewise my friends,,
whom I have no hesitancy In asking
to vota for me upon the democratic -ballot
la the primary election to be
held April iOth, 1120.
Hp W. J. TAYLOR.
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