TTIE ALLIANCE IIERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1920.
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Our church extends a most hearty
welcome to the people of the com
munity to attend the services nex,t
Sunday morning and evening. At
11 o'clock Uie subject will be, "The
Gift of the Solbath." At 8 o'clock In
the evening, "A Model Sermon."
Sunday school at 10:00 o'clock and
young people's societies at 7 o'clock.
You will receive a cordial welcome
at our "home-like church" and enjoy
every part of the service. In the eve
ning the orchestra will delight you
with some special selections. Bring
your friends with you. At the
Why We Sell General
Tires
You rely on us to sell yc pood tires. If the tiros we sell you
fail, our reputation with you is gone.
That is why we carry General Tires, Tubes anil Accessories
We are absolutely sure that they will not fail to give you
satisfaction. They get you there and they get you back.
Then we make your business doubly secure by rendering a
real dyed-in-the-wool service. By regular inspection of your
tires and real advice to you from time to time, we make it
possible for you to got all of the miles out of your tires that
General has built into them.
Alliance Tire Works
GEO. E. MINTZER, Prop.
TIMES BUILDING
morning service the church will cast
Its ballot for the permanent head
quarters of the Baptist convention of
the state of Nebraska. Tour vote Is
needed. J. ORRIN GOULD.
Minister.
The Herald f 2.00 a rear.
People will lay things down and
run off and forget them. Usually
It's such trifling matters as pocket
books or spectacles. The postofflce
reporting picking up a desk lamp,
which mny be had by the owner on
request. If you've lost a desk lamp,
rou've found It.
Infants Wearing
Apparel
Ve ave secured for your
approval and selection a fine
assortment of Infants' Wear
ing Apparel. "With these
dainty little garments, car
ing for Baby has an added
pleasure. There arc:
Aprons, Dresses, Hose, Half
Hose, Bootees,
Vests, Night Dresses,
Saques, Toilet Sets
Bock Furnishing Store
120 West Third Street
RKAIj kstatk TRAXSFFRH
Furnished by J. D. Emerlck, bon-1-ed
abstractor, First National Bank
Building, Alliance, Neb.:
Norman A. McCorkle, single, to
Hugh C' Irwin, lots 1 and 2 and 8H
of NKVi or 3-25-49, $8,800.00.
K. H. Boyd, and wife, to J. E.
Venders, lots 4, 6, block 4, Lots 1, 5
ind 11, block 5, in Slnionson's addl
lon to Alliance, $200.
F. M. Knlgh.t unmarried, to H. V.
Campbell, lot 4, block 20, Box Butte
addition to Alliance, $650.
The United States of America, to
Almontle Smith, SE4 of 1-25-51,
patent.
James R. Keeler, to City of Alli
ance, lots 62 and 53. In county addi
tion to Alliance, $600.
Grace D. Beaulleu and husband, to
W. S. Acheson, lot 2, block "E" in
Sheridan addition to Alliance, $700.
Mrs. Lena Ouelette, a widow, to
R. C. McClure, lots 3 and 6, block 6,
or Hills addition to Alliance, $160.
Herman Rehder and wife to John
MoseB. lot 15, block 1, South Alli
ance, $400.
Ellsha D. Henry and wife to Fran
cis McCoy, lots 7 and 8, block 18,
town, now city of Alliance, $3,600.
D. A. Finch, widower, and J. Lue
Sutherland .widower. to W. S.
Adams, NEU of 7-27-50, $4,800.
D. A. Finch, widower, and J. Lue
Sutherland, widower, to C. E. Myers
and. J. R. Myers, WH of 7-27-50,
$9,600.
AIJJANCK I1RIFFH
Alliance poet of the American Le
gion Is out for at least thirty new
. members and will be willing to ac-
'rept more applictalons If they are
brought In. - Thirty members .will
I bring the post's membership well
over the 200 mnkr. Tbls Is known
as 'Tush Week" and there is little
I doubt that the legion will put its
drive across. Applications can be
made at room 9, Reddish block,
where the adjutant has his headquarters.
THE HORACE BOGUE STORE
Separate Skirts for
Summer Wear
We have many beautiful novelty styles of
New Skirts, the product of the best New
York makers, confined to us and shown no
where else in Alliance, comprising Crepe de
Chine, Georgette Crepe, "Wash Satin, Baron
ette Satin, Queen Ann Satin and Kumsi Silk
in All Colors.
New Styles in Tub Skirts, Belting and
Materials pre-shrunk. You cannot have too
large a supply of white wash skirts during
the warm weather, for you always find the
need of just one more. They are made of
Tricotine, Gabardine, Honey Comb and
Pique. Every size including "Little "Wom
en" and "Stylish Stouts." . .....
Second Floor.
A
Redfern Corset
for you
Also the Nemo and Warner's Rust-proof. A
type for every figure. The woman who
dresses artistically chooses her Corset with
the greatest care. The average figure may
be delightfully transformed by proper cor
seting. If you prefer a front lace we have
it if you wear a back lace we have it in
the above admirable makes.
The materials are of inviting appearance
and quality, developed in models of varying
length but all with the low, comfortable
tops. A most complete assortment at $2.50
and up to $11.50. Lot our ladies in charge
show and fit you in the very Corset the de
signer has brought out for your figure. The
woman with the average figure can improve
it if she will.
First Floor.
MID-SUMMER HATS
A new and interesting collection, Millinery that
gives to the summer maid a delightfully different inter
pretation. Suit hats, afternoon hats, hats for dinner and
dance frocks. Prevailing schemes of fabric and color
are used in this new display of hats just received.
Second Floor
"When Will Prices Fall?"
If a volume of general free-for-all discussion could topple over tow
ering prices, there is little doubt that the fall would be near at hand.
Periodical publications of all types have most generously supplied causes
for the present situation and the public talks glibly of curtailed produc
tion, labor unrest, over expansion of currency, profiteering and extrava
gance, but all the popular harangue so far has accomplished little in re
lieving the price situation. United States Commissioner of Labor statistics
and official keepers of all records bearing on prices and costs are quoted
as follows :
44 1 see no prospect of any considerable fall in prices for several years
to come. It will be impossible for the governments of the world to pay
off their debts very rapidly. Not until Europe has rehabilitated its in
dustries may we expect to have our markets flooded with European
iods.M
That puts off the tumble in prices for several years. In the United
States everything seems to tend toward higher prices. The continuing
dissatisfaction of wage-earners, who cannot pay their way with old wages,
increased three times since the war began; the walk-outs controlling
travel, thereby increasing prices of transportation of merchandise;
higher wages upon raw materials and the speculation in them before
they reach the tailor or shoemaker all these facts and others are still
adding to the cost of everything. So with th esituation before us this
Store invites and urges you to take advantage of
Worth While Economies
in our 33 1-3 discount sale on Dresses and
Coats and 1-4 on Suits and Dresses for "little
women" and "stylish stouts". If you are inter
ested in getting 100 for every dollar you
spend we urgently request you to shop in our
ready to wear department on the second floor.
THE HORACE BOGUE:. SJTORE
" " ' -'v:- i OTTO ZAMZOW, Maeager
Looking (or fun for Saturday eve
ning? Come to the Armory dance
given by the Firemen. You'll find
good music, good floors and a con
genial crowd. After the show the
dance begins.
The paving gang expects to begin
grading not later than next Monday,
providence and the weather permit
ting, of course. The first paving to
be laid will be In the alley to the
west of Dox Butte avenue, but Box
Butte itself will be taken care of next
In order. The machlneiy has ar
rived, most of the men are on hand,
and dirt will fly for the next several
months. With the asBuranra of pav
ing brick, Alliance has less cause to
worry than, most of the Nebraska
cities who have planned paring for
this Beason.
It has been discovered, during the
survey for the paving, that a num
ber of buildings on the alley to the
west of Box Butte are out In the al
ley distances ranging from four to
eleven Inches. Fortunately, thero
are no brick or heavy structures that
are off the lot lines, so that It will
be no very difficult matter. Now that
the alley is to be paved, the owners
of such property have been ordered
to remove all, buildings fro mthe al
ley, especially those which are over
four Inches beyond the line. This
will be done the coming week In or
der to avoid delaying the paring
force. . ...-!
The Nebraska Land company baa
secured quarters In the First Nation
al Bank building and is moving Into
them. They expect to be in regular
shape the first of the week. ?.
The Mitchell service station ! In
stalling a visible gasoline filling sta
tion this week. This la the first of
the kind to be nistalled in Alliance.
The chief advantage of this device Is
that the customer can see that he la -getting
the gas he pays for and
we're going over to see how It works,
as soon as they get It up.
At,the meeting of the Rotary club
Wednesday evening, the school bond
election was discussed and the club
voted unanimously to get back of the.
issue. The concensus of opinion,,
however, was that this is not an op
portune time to begin active build
ing operations, the argument being
that if the town could wait until
building coMs came down, not only
would a good deal of money be saved.
but a better building could be- pro
cured. The club la against building
a high school unless something is
done toward erecting a ward school
on the east side.
Some people's idea of the height
of epulcnco Is to be able to go where
It is too hot in winter and where it
Is too cool in summer.
Predictions of price drops are
great stuff. They cheer up the ulti
mate consumer without interfering
with anybody's profits.
PURITAN
OIL COOK STW&yrsSl"
K lain T" Jl
ALWAYS
PLEASES
Cm mm real pleasure out of
cooking in a dean, comfoetable
kitchen um a Puritan Oil Cook
Stove,
' Set the uteruil la a clean, hot
flame just like gaa. The indicator
tell where flame kmc low, medium
or high.
Thimmitilt ej minuii ptanim
til gomdeaoksJo,
PRICES
Two Burner
Tbxee Burner
Four Burner .
18.50
f25.00
Four Burner with heat retain
ing over i fitnnft
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Geo, D. Darling
I Alliance m t1 Nebraska,