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THE ALLIANCE I1ERALD. Fill DAY, MAY 28. 1920.
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PERSONALS
Superintendent Ray Peters of the
Rushville schools visited In Alliance
over the week-end.
See tlie Famous ad on page lO.
You should buy now. Tito reduc
tions are pennlne money-saver. 52
Al Ackert of Antioch was an Alli
ance visitor the first of the week.
The Patriarchs Militant held an
Initiation Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hughes, togeth
er with their children, Glen and
Junle Maxine, left the first of the
week for an extended auto trip.
Kansas City will be one of the cities
visited.
See the Famous ad on jmge 10.
You should buy now. These reduc
tions are genuine money-severs. 52
A. E. Sickmann, Charles Brown
and J. A. Moses of Aurora have
been spending the past two or three
days in Alliance and Hemingford.
Mrs. A. O. Smart left Wednesday
afternoon to spend the summer with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P.
Wilson of Soatr.o, Wash. She will
visit at other points on the coast bo
fore returning.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Snyder Tuesday eve
ning. lressd chicken for Sunday
dinner. Rodger's tJrocery. 52
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. John C. Miller of Pawlctt on
Tuesday. The parents are staying
In Alliance.
Pressed chickens for Sunday
dinner. IUxlger's tirocery. 52
Dean J. J. Dixon of St. Matthews'
Episcopal church has been secured
to deliver the Memorial address at
Angora. Services will be hell next
Sunday evening.
If )our boy need suits or shoe
buy liberally at the Famous. 52
If your boy need miHh or shoe
"buy HlH-tnlly at Hie Famous. 52
William Lunn and wife left yes
terday on an overland trip to Cali
fornia, where they expect to make
their home.
If your boy needs suits or shoe
buy liberally at the Famous. 52
Jerry Rowan and wife returned
from Pasadena, CrI., where they
have been since last September. The
trip home was made by automobile.
Mrs. Margaret Huff of Edgemont
Is here for a short visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Ray Munger, after whlrh
she will accompany her two daugh
ters home, who are attending St.
Agnes Academy.
M. 8. Margraves leaves for Kush
ville today, by automobile, accom
panied by Mrs. W. Wood., who has
been visiting at the Margraves borne
the past week.
W. V. Norton arrived the first of
the week from l-ios Angeles, Cal.,
where Mr. and Mrs. .Norton have
been making their home for the past
few months. Mr. Norton will re
main in Alliance perhnns a month
attending to. business affairs.
A daughter was born May 25. to
Dr. and Mrs. Einar Pink. Thellt
tle miss weighed eight pounds.
S-e the Famous ad on mge lO.
You should buy now. These reduc
tions art genuine moncy-naver. 52
TOO LATH TO CLASSIFY.
WANTED Fifteen year old boy, to
do light, work on a farm. Phone
Birch 8133. 62-tf
V A N TF.I X I'KM AM ) 1 1 F.I V.
WANTED Girl for clerk; must
have good references. Alliance
Candy Store. 62-tf
For Sale Nine room bouss.
Best part of town. Modern. Priced
right and good terms. Ben Nebraska
Land Company. tf
tXtttMKNT AXD PISCOMMF.NT
Continued from page 5)
booming. Now the figures show
that the center of population has
moved a long way eastward, and
that with the exception of a few ex
tra good places, such as Alliance, the
western towns are losing population
while the eastern factory towns are
making big gains. One favorabl
sign, however, Is that there aro scmi
ten million more individual farmers
In the country than the count
showed ten years ago.
Farms are like factories in sorno
respects, but unlike them, there la a
limltto the slie whlih can bo han dled
efficiently and supervised ccon
Ically. Several times there havn
been sttempts to run big plantation
on the factory plan, but fortunately
the results have been sufficiently
disastrous to put a stop to the ef
forts. Nothing shows the fallacy or
such a forecast better than the cen
sus figures and it's worth something
to know definitely that the middle
class is not only prosperous, but Increasing.
A Big Gut In Prices
Here is a Real
Opportunity
to Reduce
the High Cost
of Living.
25co Discount
on all
Merchandise
on our
First Floor
Shoes Hosiery
Waists, Corsets, Gloves
Wool Dress Goods,
Silks
Underwear Home Dresses
Linens, Ginghams
Percales, Towels
Sale Opens
Sat. May 29
EVERYTHING on our First Floor will be put into this sale. We are going
to do our best to HELP YOU REDUCE THE COST OF LIVING. We know
there is a lot of this merchandise we will not be able to replace at the prices
we are going to sell it during this sale BUT
THIS IS OUR LOSS AND YOUR GAIN
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Toweling
Sheeting
Come Prepared to get
your share of
these Bargains
A 50 Discount on "all Ready-to-Wear
Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts
Every garment in our Ready-to-Wear Department on the second floor will
be sold at just half price during this sale. If you really want to save money.
This is your opportunity to do so.
Horace Bo
113 West Third Street
The
giie Store
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