TTtE ALLIANCE IIERALD. TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1020.
GOLDEN RULE STORE
STRICTLY CASH
Trade in the mornings as much
as possible. We can give you
better service.
Georgette Waist values, up to
$3.00 values,
for : ...
$3.98
Sensational Sale of Women's
Coats, Suits, Dresses, Waists
It is a Sensational Sale because the prices are amazingly low. Every garment has been radically
reduced One.Fourth, Orie-Third and One-Half. Never have we offered such values and it is doubtful
if you will ever again be able to secure such values.
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Dresses a
Values up to $35.00, for $23.75
Values up to $40.00, for 29.75
Values up to $60.00, for 39.75
Values up to $85.00, for 49.75
Percales, sale price, yard 18c
Dress Gingham, sale price, yard 29c
Fibre Silk Hose .........49c
Men's All Leather Gloves 49c
Women's Knit Union
Suits
Priced at
83c, 98c and $1.23
Beautiful Muslin
Underwear
: Dove Brand
For less money than you can buy the
material by the yard.
Coats
Values up to $25.00, for $16.95
Values up to $35.00, for 19.75
Values up to $45.00, for 29.75
Values up to $65.00, for 39.75
Sale of Silk Hosiery
$2.50 Silk Hose, sale price $1.79
$3.00 Silk Hose, sale price $2.23
$3.50 Silk Hose, sale price $2.98
Suits
Values up to $10.00, for $24.75
Values up to $50.00, for $29.75
Values up to $65.00, for $39.75
Values up to $90.00, for 49.75
Sale of Women's
Shoes
Women's Pumps, values up to $7.50,
for $4.98
Women's Oxfords, values up to $8.00,
for $5.98
Women9 s
Wash
Skirts
Values Up To
$5.00
for
$2.98
Men's
Union Suits
$1.25"Union
Suits for . . . 98c
$1.50 Union
Suits for $1.23
$2.00 Union
Suits for $1.49
$2.50 Union
Suits for $1.98
Boys' Union Suits
from 63c to 98c
Millinery Sale
Women's Hats
ONE-FOURTH OFF
Sale of Men's Dress
Shoes
$5.00 Shoes for $3.98
$6.00 Shoes for $4.98
$7.00 Shoes for ...$5.98
$9.00 Shoes for 7. ........ .$6.98
Sale of Men's Work
Shoes
$3.50 Shoes for $2.98
$4.50 Shoes for $3.48
$5.00 Shoes for '. $3.98
$6.00 Shoes for $4.98
Sensational Sale of Men's and Young
Men 's Suits
MEN'S
$30.00 SUITS
for
$22.75
MEN'S
$35.00 SUITS
for
$24.75
MEN'S
$40.00 SUITS
for
$29.75
MEN'S
$45.00 SUITS
for
MEN'S
$50.00 SUITS
for
$34.75
$39.75
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Random Shots
Out In this country, some of the
best bouses are built on sand.
Good advice from Den F. Blliter:
"The world is old and will be much
older. It thriTed before your time
and will continue to tbriTe after yom
are gone. No matter how good you
may be, there are others who are
better. Then why boast about some
little triumph you may make. The
life of a champion Is brief.
It Isn't generally known, but the
doctors hare a word for the disease
of profiteering. Iff called "pleon
ezla," and Is defined: "A form of
Insanity characterised by the desire
for gain."
See what the cult of the itching
palm will lead to.
We hare yet to know a printer
who's troubled with pleonexla.
Who sniffs at the bolshevists?
They hare accomplished something
in Russia that we can't do here.
Everyone In flussla Is forced to
work twelve hours a day and seven
days a week. .
Man's Inhumanity to man.
To say nothing of women.
No wonder Emma Goldman does
not like the country since times have
changed.
Today's Beet Story
The last twenty minutes had been
nothing but a succession of passes,
and Private Snow had become res
tive.
"Man," he remonstrated to the
bones holder, " pears like impossible
fo' a man o do nuffln' but make
nacherals lessen he's crookln'."
"Chuff, man," responded the other,
"dis boy was born wid a pair o' dice
in his han'."
"Yeah," replied Private Snow,
"an if dis boy don't see a little more
shaking before de sbootln' dat boy
Is gwlne die de same way."
And this was the day the paving
gang were supposed to be unloading
their machinery.
Oh, well, the sun will be out some
of these days and stay out long
enough for them to get started.
In the meantime, remember the
muddy crossings.
Hailstones Tuesday morning four
inches In circumference. We always
thought before that they never grew
over an Inch and a half except In the
story books. ,
Ain't nature wonderful?
If our house Is built on it, nobody
can accuse us of lacking it.
If we had spent the late lamented
war in building up a business, we'd
be working at It thirty-six hours a
dar- I
Much as we like to work, however,
and little as we like war, we're glad
we didn't
What's to brag about la a head
start gained that way?
As the country correspondents
would say: Mother and child are
doing very well, and with careful
nursing father will recover.
It not but why fret about father?
Think of the chee-ild.
Is quantity an indication of qual
ity, as some appear to argue?
Ask the man whose wife weighs
350 pounds.
If there Is any further question,
compare Webster's dictionary and a
mail-order catalogue.
Advertising always pays, but un
less it is backed by circulation, it is
more likely to pay the publisher than
the man who pays the bills.
The Herald has no circulation rec
ords to beat but its own.
On the sidewalk in front of the
Central school there are a number
of decorations that indicate that
school Is a thing of the past.
No, they're not class numbers.
Just a row of black and blue
marks. .
The gentle students have been
smashing ink bottles.
It's great to be young and 'en
thusiastic.
We know one man who's sworn off
on going fishing until the roads get
better.
Fashion note: Women's dresses
will have sleeves this year.
Some of these days they'll be
wearing clothes again.
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The postal department has agreed
to allow mail carriers to wear over
alls during the summer months.
The elty ought to be equally lib
eral with the police.
The greatest love story ever told.
"The Right of IlAppinoaM, In eight
big acts. Imperial, tonight.
