THE ALLIANCE HERALD, FUIDAV, MAY 2S, 1020.
Under Canvas
STARTING SUNDAY, MAY 30
One Big Week
THE ARINGTON STOCK CO.
Everything new but the name. Change of program nightly. Vaudeville between the acts
Prices: Children 25c; Adults 55c. This includes the war tax.
ER9CB
Just Received
Silk Kimonas
These late arrivals will
meet your most exacting
wishes for beauty of pat-'
tern, quality of material and
general worth. See them
while the selections remain
go good.
Nice Line of
Silk Hose
They are well up to the
high standard of excellence
maintained by us at all
times. See them and be
convinced.
Madeira and Bungalow
APRONS
Mrs.H. G. Dentler
115 Box Butte Avenue
am.iaxck imiKFs.
T. J. Lawrence was In from his
ranch Tuesday. He reports that the
rain was pretty heavy In that part
of the county, and that there was
some hall accompanying It. The
storm delayed the farmers getting
into the fields for a day or two, and
as they already have a late start,
every day counts.
William Coleman, railroad em
ploye, drew a fine of $10 and costs,
a total of $15, before Judge Roberts
Wednesday afternoon on a charge of
Intoxication. Chief Taylor found
the brother propped up against the
tool houHo in the Burlington yards,
and promptly took him in tow. He
declares that he Is a railroader and
that he has money coming from
Dewey, where he was last employed.
He was written for It, and in tne
meantime Is being held In the city
bastile.
At the request of the defendant,
the case of Thomas vs. Staley was
given a continuance of seven days
in Inst Ire court this morning. Har
old Thomas purchased the residence
property on April 16, which Jim
Staley has been renting at 628 East
Spvpnth street and has asked the
ejection of Staley on the grounds
that he has persistently refused to
give possession.
WRES1LINC MATCH
AT ARMORY TUESDAY
One of the fastest wrestling
matches that Alliance will have the
opportunity of seeing for some time
will be pulled off at the Armory next
Tuesday evening, when Pete Buzu-
kos of San Francisco, welterweight
champion of the worfd, will meet
Bennle Gurda of Des Moines, la. The
entertainment will begin promptly
at 8 p. m., and it will be some entertainment.
The Northwestern Baptist Assocla
tion Is to be held with the First Bap
tist Church of Alliance, June n to
14 Tiama in nnw hnlnsr made for
the entertainment of the delegates
that will be presnet at that meeting
FASHIONABLE FOOTWEAR
FOR SATURDAY
Includes a Complete Line of
SILK and LISLE
HOSE
I For all the women folks of the
family froni Infants up.
There is Burscn l lose most
dependable for Ladies, ' and
Bearskin for the Children.
Bock Furnishing Store
RAILROAD NOTES.
R. E. Draper had two toes on his
left foot badly mashed Tuesday
morning when a main rod slipped
from the truck on which It was
loaded, letting It fall on his foot.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Driscoll re
turned yesterday from Sheridan
where they were called last week on
account of the serious Illness of Mrs.
Drlscoll's sister.
Machinist R. E. Rednall returned
from a three weeks visit to St. Louis.
Mrs. A. W. Newberg and son Don
ald expect to make a visit to Guern
sey, Wyo., In the near future.
Machinist P. P-t'M?on leaves next
week for a visit to Philadelphia, Pa.
Dwight Boring, Hostler Helper I
has been transferred to locomotive
fireman.
Miss Elsie McGuire, daughter of
Engineer E. L. McGulrc is making a
few weeks visit with relatives at
Ravenna.
Mrs. V. E. Hall and Mrs. M. A.
Dickinson are visiting at Scottsbluff.
Beverly McGill, Bon of Round
house foreman left desterday for a
short visit to Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Johnson expect
to leave soon for Excelsior Springs
where Mrs. Johnson will remain for
treatment.
im:ti;h hlzl kos
Two 4-rounJ boxing exhibitions,
tne principals being live local bat
tlers, will comprise the prelims. The
excitement will be fast and furious
from the start, and the promoters
Bay there won't be a dull moment
during the evening.
Buzukos has been in the wrestling
game for fifteen years and has never
been defeated in the 145-pound
class. He is a scientific performer,
and has a knack of putting them on
the mat. Among Buzukos latest
victories was the winning of a match
with Jack Reynolds at Cedar Rapids
a few months ago. Gurda is well
known among mat fans. A few
weeks ago he wrestled two hours to
a draw with Reynolds. The two
men will be fairly evenly matched,
both know the fine points of the
game, and Tuesday's bout ought
to be a hum-dinger. Adv.
The Herald, In presenting Its list
of soldiers who died In the late war,
made It as complete as was possible.
There were undoubtedly some who
were overlooked, among them being
William C. Hammond of company
C, 355th Infantry, who was killed In
action November 4, 1918. If any of
our readers know of others, we will
be pleased to add them to the
printed list. The American Legion
Is compiling such a record.
RKTOHT OF THE CONDITION
of the
FIRST STATE BANK
of Alliance, Ncbr., Charter No. 1229
In the State of Nebraska at the Close of Ruslness, May 13, 1020'
RIKOl'ItCES
Loans and discounts $ 784,509. Ot,'-
Overdrafts 9,626.32:
Bonds, securities, judgments, claims, etc., In
cluding all government bonds .. 4,752.48
Banking house, furniture and fixtures 10,195.00
Due from National and State banks 179,073.12
Checks and items of exchange 4,974.72
Currency 14,462.00
Gold coin 3.850.0O
Silver, nickels and cents 2,109.73
Total i -.$1,013, 552.43
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in $ 35.000.0O
Surplus fund 30.000.00-
Undivided profits 3,473.9$
Individual deposits subject to check $579,950.62
Time certificates of depisit .. 251,196.46
Savings Account 27,501.77
Cashier's checks outstanding 26,421.60
Due to National and State banks 53,512.13 938.582.5S
Depositor's guaranty fund 6.49B.92-
Total $1,013,552.43
State of Nebraska, County of Box Butte, ss.:
I, Beatrice O'Bryan, of the above-named bank, do hereby swear that
the above statement Is a correct dna true copy or the report made to the
State Bureau of Banking.
BEATRICE O'BRYAN ;
ATTEST:
CHAS. BRITTAN, Director,
H. A. COPSEY, Director.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th day of May, 1920.
HARRY E. GANTZ,
My commission expires may 9, 1922. Notary Public
pedal Notice
To The Public
We are not only SELLING GROCERIES AT COST, but we have one of best,
most sanitary and up-to-date Meat Markets in the city. We wish to say that
we handle no frozen meats at all. Nothing but strictly FRESH MEATS, and
we deliver them to you fresh, clean and quickly, as we have two cars running
at all hours. We take and deliver orders from 7 o'clock in the morning to
5 o'clock in the evening.
WE GUARANTEE YOU PERFECT SATISFACTION
Investigate Our Club System
One Hundred and Sixty others have done so, and found it satisfactory. Call
at our Regular Sale Saturdays and see for yourself what you can save.
We solicit your patronage and invite your criticism if our service is not up to
your highest expectations. . t ,
'...J. ! Respectfully Yours,
SATURDAY IN THE METROPOLITAN SHOP YOU WILL FIND HUNDREDS OF
New Millieery Fashions
FORECASTING THE VOGUE FOR LATE SPRING AND SUMMER
Distinctive in Style Exclusive in Design
Positively the Best Millinery Values in Alliance
$10, $15, $18 $20
FOR STREET, DRESS AND SPORT WEAR
Women harken to the eall of Springtime, and the first step is to appear under one of our
distinctive model Hats. It enables you to wear your suit, dress and sport apparel to th
best advantages. 1
May We Suggest for Selection Saturday
Hundreds Await Your Choosing
i
''ISZIIZIZ..-. "FOR BUSINESS"
Tom Stales
New Taffeta Hats
New Ribbon Hats
New Jade Hats
New White Milans
New Imported Leghorns
New Transparent Hats
TRIMMED WITH THE NEWEST SUMMER FLOWERS,
WHITE WINGS, FANCIES, RIBBON, ETC.
-Trimmed Hat Sale
SATURDAY ONLY
9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
O'CLOCK
1 O TJCk TTT C 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
LOCK
120 Trimmed Hats at
80 Banded Sailors at
Think of choosing from a group of the Metropolitan Shop's Millinery as such
a price. You know the character of our millinery. Every hat guaranteed a
desirable style, but sacrificed to make room for Summer Shipments on the way.
W. R. HARPER DEPT. STORE
BIO STORE
ALLIANCE, NEB.
