TI1B ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, AfRIL 18, 1920.
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RAILROAD NOTES
Machinist Frank Bepson was re
ported on the sick list the fore part
of the week.
Fireman H. W. Smith went to
Dead wood the first of the week.
Blacksmith Foreman E. E. Morris
ha gone to Casper to spend a few
days.
Machinist W. A. McKune, wife and
little son went to Kansas Citr
Wednesday night, being called there
on account of the serious Illness of
Mrs. McKune's mother.
Snappy Hpring Hulls at 581
lews than actual value, II ghland
HolUmuy t o. 40
Walder Guy Weaver resigned this
week, and Is going to Mnscn City,
Neb., where he Intends to do farm
ing this spring.
Boilermaker's Helper W. L. Don
ner has gone to Ravenna to spend
a few days.
Mrs. lden Ires and son, James,
expect to go to Grand Island Friday
for a short visit.
General Car Foreman E. G.
Wheeler was In the city Tuesday
looking after company business.
Walter Colling is certainly proud
of the fine nine-pound baby girl,
which arrived at their house ' last
Monday night.
Separate Skirts from $6.89 to
to ou.uo, less 23. Hlghland-IIoN
loway Co. 40
Hostler's Helper I. W. Ward re
signed this week.
Engineer H. E. Sternberg was
called home from Seneca Wednesday
on account of' the death of their
baby boy. Mr. and Mrs. Sternberg
have the sympathy of all in this be
reavement. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Klassln are
planning a trip to Laurenceburg,
Ky., in a short time.
Machinist's Helper L. J. Bromley
resigned the first of the week and
we understand he Is going to the new
oil fields near Osage, Wyo.
Jack Sullivan, who was recently
Our regular prices on Hpring
Oonta lews S5 is below present far
tory price. Itlghland-IIolloway Oo.
transferred here from Lincoln to
work as pipe fitter, Is expecting his
wife In a few days, and they expect
to make their home here.
Engineer W. L. Craven Is spending
this week In Denver.
ripe Fitter Charles Weaver has rt
signed and will go to Newcastle,
Wyo,. where he recentl ytook up a
homestead. t
Pipe Fitter Join Hallacy and wife
left Thursday for St. Frances, Kas.,
upon receipt of a telegram announc
ing the serious illness of his mother.
Miss Amelia Kramp is assisting
with the car department clerical
work until Miss Lulu Sturgeon is
able to resume her duties. Miss
Sturgeon is much better since her
recent severe illness, but not able to
take up her work as yet.
Robert Atz has been transferred
to Edgemont and will work at his
trade of machinist at that place.
Ask to see our Spring and Sum
mer Drowses at 25 discount. High-land-IIolloway
Co. 40
Raymond Case, who is material
man on the repair track, was se
verely Injured Thursday, when a
draw bar which he was moving fell
on his hand breaking his fingers and
mashing his hand badly. Ray seems
to be unlucky as he has been injured
several times before. '
FOR SALE Kitchen cabinet; has
sliding doors. 620 Emerson. 40p
WANT TO BUT Ten and imall
cook stove, rhone 234. 40tf
LOST One chocolate color shoe, No.
3; somewhere between West 3d
and 110 Miss. Finder returne to 421
West 3d. 41
Strawberries
No w in Season
A large supply of Southern Strawberries for Saturday.
A large variety of Vegetables.
Special Meat Sale
All Day Saturday
The ladies of the Methodist Church will hold a sale in
our north window Saturday afternoon.
Mallery Grocery Co.
lent
and Rapid
service
YOU will want a suit
or crown cleaned or
pressed in a hurry some time.
Our modern equipment and prompt
delivery system enable us
to handle your work in the
shortest possible time.
Try our Dry Cleaning
end Pressing Service
the work is ex
cellent and the
charges moderate.
KEEP-U-NEAT
PHONE 133
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THE HORACE BOGUE STORE
OTTO ZAMZOW, Manager
APRIL SALE OF LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR
Bigger than we anticipated. , Our prices of 10 above cost is drawing a big crowd of buyers to this sale,
and the people of Alliance and vicinity know when we advertise a sale it is a sale in every "sense of the
word, and you get real genuine bargain prices just as advertised.
Goats
Suits
Dresses
Waists
LADIES'
SUITS
Poiret Twill, Serges,
Tricotine
Strictly. Man Tailored. Every model is
new this season, and right up to the
minute in Stylb.
Dresses
Satin, Taffeta,
Georgette
Also Satin and Georgette Combinations,
in Black, Navy, Blue and Taupe, and
many pretty printed Georgette models,
all new this Spring.
Blouses
Georgette, Taffeta,
Satin
Tricolette and Cartridge silk; also pretty
printed Georgette models,' in all the new
shades, in short sleeve and long sleeve
models.
CO A IS
Poiret Twill, Duvet
de Laine, Tinseltone
Herringbone, Chatoyant Scrgo and Tweed
in all the new wanted shades, rw
nifty Wrap models. Also the straight
Tailored effects, all new this tsyon.
OUR PRICES FOR THIS SALE
are just 10 above what these garments cost in the New York markets. Your opportunity is right
now to make your selection from the largest and most up-to-date stock ever shown in Alliance.
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