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GBORGK U BURR, JR. Editor
DWIN M. BURR UualneM Mgr.
Official iwiipapr of th City of
JUIIanr: official nawapaper of Box
LtnU. County.
Ownad and publtahed by Tha Borr
Priatlnr Company, Gtoora;. t Burr. Jr.,
FrMtdent: Edwin M. Burr, Vic Fr.a-
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PERSONALS
lack Hawes and M. S. II ar graves
among those who are on & fish
ing trip up In the Fine Ridge reser
vation this week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Mliklmmen ea-
JOHN M'CORMACK
Picked this number for
the July' Release of Victor
Records.
PHIL 'OMAN .
A master of the art has re
corded it for " 1
Q. R. S.
And We
Strongly Recommend
3The Barefoot
Trail"
Q. R. S. Roll No. 1091
to the
Believe Us, Phil Ohman is
- Some Recorder
Other equally good rolls:
"EVENING BRINGS
MEMORIES OP YOU"
"MEMORIES OF
VIRGINIA"
"RAINBOW OF
MY DREAMS"
Mann Music & Art
Store
tortained Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wd
ton and family of LI pin Tuesday of
this week. The Weltons are on their
way to Einmett, Idaho, by automo
bile. They left, headed for Chpyenne
Wedneaday morning. Mr. and Mrs.
A. Mlchelson of Llsco accompanied
them as far as Alliance and stopped
over for a day with the MIsKimmens.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Christie re
turned to their home In Whitman
Thursday. Mr. Christie has been
under the doctor's care here.'
Mlllieent Johnson of Hannibal,
Mo., Is visiting her sister, Mrs. John
son, for a few days. From here Miss
Johnson will go to Denver.
. D. W. Wilson and family left to
day for Lewellen, Neb.
George Fennlng, nine-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Fennlng, while play
ing at wading stepped Into some
glass and cut a very deep gash in
his right foot.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hucke and daugh
ter of Hemtngford are spending a
couple of days this week in Alliance
hopping. .
Mrs. E. C. Wilkinson and Miss Mil
dred Love .from Charlotte, N.'C,
spent a couple of days In Alliance,
en route to Sheridan, Wyo
Mrs. McDougal left today for
Crawford, Neb.r to visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. James McCure left
Tuesday for Denver, Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. Tat Nolan and
daughter left Thursday evening for
Syracuse, N. Y. They will make sev
eral stops on their way.
' Mrs. Matthews and daughter from
Marsland returned to their home
from a shopping trip in Alliance
Thursday.
Mrs. II. I. Hallard of Berea was In
the city Thursday shopping.
Mrs. Glllard, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. North, returned to
Bayard Thursday from a' week end
visit with Mrs. Bock. A
Mrs. Minnie Hughes returned te
Antloch from a Thursday shopping
trip in Alliance.
Misses Laverne and Grace Michael
were in Alliance shopping Thursday.
i Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Larley and
family left Tuesday for their home
stead in Gllette, Wyo. .
Mr. Stalling of Lingle, Wyo., ar
rived Thursday at the-fit. Joseph hos
pital for treatment.
lira. Malloy, who was in the eitr
on professional business, returned
to her home In Cheyenne, Wyo.,
Thursday.
Miss Helen Hubs, who has been
visiting friends here, returned to
Marsland Thursday.
Mrs. Anna Hazelton returned
Wednesday from Kearney where she
attended the funeral of Mrs. Bonnie
McRae. -
A. J. Welch is in New York visit
ing relatives.
- F. E. Brum of Galesburg, 111.,
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Wiltons and
Axminsters
9x12
We offer for sale during the next ten days twen
ty 9 x 12 Wilton and Axminster Rugs at the fol
lowing reductions; ".
5 Numbers at ,
7 Numbers at
8 Numbers at
JL0 Discount
J.5 Discount
-20 Discount
These are drop patterns no longer made by the
mills so we take this opportunity to clean our
stock and make room for new goods.
Sate Begins Sat June 12
Geo. D. Darling
wrnt to work last wotk at Whitman
as extra agent.
Tom O'Nell, general toller Inspec
tor of Lincoln, Is In Alliance.
0. E. Johnson, mauler mechanic Of
Sheridan, formerly of Alliance; T.
Roope of Lincoln, Mr. Corey of Chi
cago and E. Bignell, fuel supervisor,
were In Alliance Wednesday on
business.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
MimioiusT curncn
Next Sunday will be Children's
day. At the morning service an op
portunity will be given for all those
wishing to have' small children bap
tised to present them. Following the
baptismal service an address will be
given by Mss Ethel Lasby, represent
ing the woman's foreign missionary
society. The program by the chil
dren will be given at the evening
service.
It might be welMo mention at this
time that the young people's, gospel
team of Hemlngford, numbering
about twenty, .have accepted the In
vitation of our Epworth league to
be with us on Sunday night, June
20, and take entire .charge of the
evening service. This team has been
to neighboring towns and conducted
services with much success. Further
announcements will be made next
week.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
There will bo special services at
the First Baptist church next Sun
day morning and evening. The
Northwestern Baptist association will
be In session, and some of the state
representatives of the denomination
will be here. This will be the prin
cipal day of the meeting and every
body is invited to the services. The
orchestra will play. They always
have something tneclal for those who
enjoy good music. Bring your
friends and enjoy a good time. Re
member this la the "home-like
church," and In matters of religious
preference as well as everything else,
there Is no place like home.
J. ORRIN GOULD, Minister.
PRKSHYTKRIAN .
With Sunday school at 9:45 It is
the early ones who get the banner.
Morning worship at 11 a. ni. This
service will be devoted to the Sun
day school In the Children's day ex
ercises. The program Is entitled,
"Under theBanner of Truth," ari"U
we are sure you will enjoy the songs
and drills of the little folks. A spe
cial offering will be taken in the in
terests of Sabbath school missions.
Evening service, 8 p. m.. We will
hear a report of the great meeting of
the general assembly at Philadelphia
by J. L. Overman, who was a com
missioner from Box Butte presby
tery. Be an informed Presbyterian.
Come, - i,
Christian endeavor service, 7 p. m.
"Common Mistakes in Daily Life."
Leader, Miss Ethel James.
All are cordially Invited to these
services.
First Presbyterian church, corner
Box Butte avenue at Seventh street.
A. J. KEARNS, Pastor.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
The summer Is now nere and It
brings us to the convention season.
The convention of the Fltst Nebras
ka district Will be held at Gering
next week. The dates are Junel6
and 17. A splendid program has
been prepared. The state ' Sunday
school convention, will be held at
Scottsbluff June 18 to 20. This is
the first time the state Sunday school
convention has come to our part of
the stale. Alliance ought to send at
least twenty-five delegates.
The minister will preach next
Lord's day on the following subjects:
"The Table of Our Lord," and "One
Lord, One Faith and One Baptism."
At the evening service a special or
chestra will assist with the worship.
We can make this summer the
best in our history. United efforts
In service and prayer will bring the
results. The mid-week meeting of
the church each Wednesday evening..
This will be followed by the cTiolr'
practice. Young people's prayer ,
meeting each Sunday evening at f
o'clock.
Come to tho church with a mes
sage and a welcome.
STEPHEN J. EPLER, Minister.
IN SOON
We will be in our new location the old Manhattan restau-
rant on or about next Tuesday. We will be ready to do your
jo bof cleaning in perfect style.
NEW SUITS
We have a pleasant surprise for everyone Ib just the style
and material you wanted newly received front Denver.
Come in and see them and you'll never be sorry.
1-6-4 CLEANERS
I Tailors and Hatters
Our New Location Will be 217 Box Butte -
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Just One Mor& Week of Our
mice
This is to remind you if you haven't as yet
taken advantage of the big. bargains we are giving.
Xou only have one more week to do so, as this sale
positively closes Saturday, June 19.
25 Discotint
on everything on the first floor
Silks, Dress Goods, Ginghams,
-Voiles, Linens, Sheeting Muslins,
Nainsooks, Shoes, Hosiery, Under
wear, Corsets, Waists, Silk Under
wear and Notions.
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Discount on all Ready -to-Wear,
Coats, Suits,
Dresses, Skirts
This is your last opportunity to
buy merchandise at these Real
Money Saving Prices.
The Horace Bogue Store
OTTO ZAMZOW, Manager
11
115-117 Wert Third Seet
Alliance, Hebr.
