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AioionY iuxi.r.3 toiilah
Tlie liu s1ny and SaturJsy
evening dancos Riven by the Firemen
raoh week find grcnt favor vlth the1
joung iroplo. The music dispensed j
by AnJiroon'a Jaix Orchestra pleases j
everyone. In rplte of tho rainy
weather the past weeks thn crowds
liave continued p.Rtlfins to Messrs.
CiprK snd nrennan, managers ror tne
local depratnient. With the advent
of real dancini? weather devotees of
dancing antlrlpate a season of fine
enjoyment. ,
After a delicious lunch, cards wers
played for the afternoon's entertain
ment. Those present were: Mes
lanif s William Mitchell, Minor Mor
ris, E. H. Doyd, Howard It eddish,
nob Reddish, II. E. Ganti, V. D.
narnett, W. n. Meti and E. McMau
u 1b.
tT VI Mum'
r Cxd i a ui "Mini) l uum m""""
nlng service there will be the annual j All members of the I. O. O. F. art
Installation of the newly elected offl-j urged to attend lodge next Tuesday
cers cf the LpworUi lm?ue. . evening as it will be election of offl-
This being "Pentecost Sunday," it , cers. Alliance lodge will oboeive
will be the time for reception of , May 30 as Memorial day. All
ti:.(hi:ks kxteiitaixed
Mrs. Percy Cogswell and Mrs. Fred i
Hanson entertained the teachers of!
Emerson school at the home of the
former Tuesday at a 5 o'clock tea.
The color scheme was yellow. De
lightful refreshments were served.
members in nil the Christian
churches by the' Inter-church World
movement. The doors of our church
will be open Sunday morning for nil
who wish to unite with vs.
MOKOAVimoWN
Arthur L. Morgan of Alliance and
Miss Frances C. Urown, daughter of
Mrs. Cora L. J'rown, 424 Laramie,,
were Quietly married at the bride's
home Wednesday evening In the
presence of n few clone friends and ;
relatives. The ring ceremony was
used, Iter. J. Orrin Gould officiating.1
The young people expect to make
their home in Alliance for the prea
ent.
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The missionary society will meet
with Mrs. F. M. Phelps, 412 Laramie
on Tuesday afternoon.
WOMAN'S Clvii
The Woman's club will hold their
reception for new members Tuesday
afternoon, May 25, in the library
basement at 3 o'clock. It is requested
that all tnembres be present on this
occasion. "
CHRISTIAN CIIUICII
The young peoples missionary cir
cle of tho Christian church will meet
with Mlsa Leah Weaver, 702 Missis
sippi Monday evening, May 31st.
with Miss Weaver, Mlsa Margaret
Sfcawver and Miss Glena Lawrence as
hostesses. Miss Leila Cults, leader.
I ,A DIES' NKiHT
The wives of the Itotarlans had an
opportunity rf nttending a meeting
of the club for the first time Wednes
day evening, when they were enter
tained at dinner at the Alliance ho
tel. The regular dinner and busi
ness meeting of th eclub was held at
6:30 p. in. By way of variation part
ners for dinner were chosen by lot
tery, and a contest among the ladies
as to tho best answer to the ques
tion, "Why I married my husband?"
was held. The winner of the prize
was Mrs. Harry DuDuque. The men's ,
question was, "How can the wife help
in business?"
Those attending were: Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Wctz, Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gantz,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dubuaue. Mr.
and Mrs. II. Coursey, Mr. and Mrs.
Jense Miller, Mr. and Mrs. 11. M.
Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sla
gle, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hlvely, Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Cogswell, Dean J. J.
Dixon.
Th committee on entertainment
was Harry Gantz and Percy Cogs
well. At the conclusion of the eve
ning the committee reported that the
women had stood the test and ladles'
night Is an established Rotarlan pre
cedent In Alliance.
HT. MATTHEW'S ClimtH
Whitsunday, May 23rd, 1920.
Holy communion, 8:00 a. m.:
church service, 10 a. m. hoi com
munion, 11:00 a. m.
DEAN J. J. DIXON,
Trlest-in-charge.
branches of the order will attend
memorial services at the -Flrt
Daptist church May 30 at 8 o'clock
p. m.
PltENIlYTEIUAN CHURCH I
The Sunday school will meet at
9:45 a. m. and close at 10:45 a. m.
Tlease note this change In time. Rea-
sons for this change will be enum
erated at the Sunday school hour j
next Sunday morning. Let every
one he on time. The banner class
centage of attendance on time and
the roll of each class will be taken
when Sunday school begins. One
reason for this change of time is That
as we use the same auditorium that
Is used for the church servico, we
ought to be through with our school
and make It possible for people to
assemble for, the church service a
few minutes before the beginning of
the service at 11 o'clock. Then
there are other reasons. Come and
see.
Morning worship, 11 a. ra. "The
Educational Crises in America." A
theme for all of us to consider.
Evening service, 8 p. m. A Baved
individual is one who is seeking to
do the will of God. More about this
The Christian .endeavor society
meets at 7 p. m. "A fine hour of fel
lowship and training. The meeting
is on "Stewardship," and is led by
Miss Vera Pptncer.
A week from next Sunday Is Ma
norial Sunday and special observ
ance will be made Sunday morning.
The choir presents special music at
every service. You will enjoy these
services. Com. First Presbyterian
Church. A. J. KEARNS, Pastor.
Tho music, the floor and the crowd,
are all three good at the Wednes
day and Saturday night dances at the
Armory. If you feel like having a
good enjoyable evening Saturday,
come.
11RIDGE CLUB
Mrs. W. n. Meti entertained the
Bridge club at a luncheon Thursday
afternoon at the Alliance hotel. The
table decorations were of sweet peas,
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NEBRASKA
Beginning Saturday May 22
A Drive for Lower Prices
We offer 31 different styles of this sea
son's high grade footwear
At Notable Reductions
ALL SIZES
3 TO 8
ALL WIDTHS
AAA TO E
' lulu t
OXFORDS
PUMPS
TIES
$ O 85formerly
J . TO $12.00
$
12
.00 FORMERLY
TO $15.00
Full Range of Prices
LEATHERS: Black Kidskin; Brown Kidskin; Black Suede; Chestnut Calf
skin; White Nile Cloth; Patent.
MANY NEW FRENCH AND AMERICAN DESIGNS INCLUDED and in the
collection are both high Louis and Military Heels. A number of Low-IIeel Oxfords
in Black and Brown.
KEEPING PACE WITn THE TIMES: Our object in making these reductions
at this time is to do our part in bringing down the high cost of footwear. If every
Shoe Dealer would follow our lead, it would be but a short time before manufac
turers would be obliged to reduce their prices.
The success of our efforts for lower and more stable
prices depends on YOU--, to the extent that you take
(heritage of this offer. .
The Above Prices Will Prevail Until
Further Notice
Mail Orders Must Include 10c to
Cover Postage
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I Another Pair
YOU may be one of the
many men who will ap
v predate the opportu
nity of getting another pair
of shoes or oxfords of the
same style and size that has
given you comfort and satisfaction-
We can assure you
of an exact duplicate any
time in the future of any
Florsheim shoe you select ,
here. , 1
A Big Selection to Choose
From.
The Florsheim
. Arab :z.
THE comfort shoe of
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Designed for width across
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If it is comfort you want
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$15.00 and $18 00
Arab Last Shoes, Flor
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they're ready to wear
wim comtort at every
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heel.
''Florsheim" is a mark of !
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standard of materials, fit j
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-A Big Shipment Just'
Arrived.
Children's Section
500. Pairs tan and black Oxfords for growing
girls; welt solos and low heels. The Shoes for
school or dress. Choice of these C
Shoes for, pair 0OOv
"Mary Janes" in patent leather, an exception
ally good value with lots of style CJ Ol
and wear. Priced special at
Oxfords for the little ones; round toes, welt soles;
the sturdy, good-looking kind that are suitable
fordres8or- SA
play. Special at P00
Ladies9 Oxfords
and Pumps
500 pairs in our sale. The Black Kid is popular
this season and you have a large selection of sizes
and widths to chooso from. The greatest value
offered in Alliance this
season at
Our X-482 Special Black Kid Pump welt soles,
Louis heels, in the $11.00 grade C JO O S
and offered in this sale for O O OO
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BIG STORE
ALLIANCE, NEB.