THE ALLIANCE UKTlALf), TltHsDVY, .TUNE 2f, 1020
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PERSONALS
Mrs. John Rowley, who has been
-visiting her Bon, returned to her
Jhome at Aurora Saturday.
Miss Louquessa Nye left Saturday
'for a visit with friends at Moberly,
IMo.
Mrs. Raymond Phelps, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ernest
Hadenbaugh,' returned to her home
t Hastings Saturday. Mrs. Raden
baugh accompanied her sister on the
return trip. ,
Girl or woman wanted to work In
tailor shop. Apply at once, 164
Cleaners.
Mr. and Mrs. Berry, who have
jbeen visiting children here, left Sat
urday for Anselmo and from there
to Denver. They were accompanied
by the children on their return.
Leo Treanor, who has been here
Jn connection with the Grlffiths
liostan boxing bout, held Thursday
evening, left Saturday for Greybull,
Wye, where he win promote another
boxing show.
Mitchell Larell left Saturday for
Omaha after attending the races.
Miss Inei Duncan left Saturday for
visit to her grandmother at Broken
Bow.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Diamond of St.
Paul, Minn., who have been the
guests, of Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Ilaga
man, left Saturday for their home.
S. L. O'Brien of Antioch, was in
Alliance Saturday on business be
tween traius.
Dr. F. J. Teterson and wife re
turned to Alliance Friday from their
honeymoon. ,
Miss Lonle Carson of North Flatte
who has been visiting Mrs. Detsmore,
returned home Saturday.- Mrs. Deta
more and daughter accompanied
Miss Carson on her return home.
Mrs. Chas. Mumkres of Chadron,
who has been visiting friends here,
returned to her home Saturday.
Mrs. May Gier, who has been em
ployed by the Keep-U-Neat, was call
d to Chadron on urgent business
Saturday.
Mrs. J. J. McCall, who has been
visiting Mrs. Draper, left Saturday
for Guernsey. ,
I. E. 'Muzzey, who was one of the
many guests in Alliance during the
races, left Saturday for his home at
Angora.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Welton, who
were In Alliance for the races, left
Saturday for their home In Guern
sey.
Mrs. M. Swenson and Miss Ellen
Fuller,-who were In Alliance for the
races, returned to their homes In
Crawford Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morrill of
Bridgeport, were in Alliance Satur
day on business between trains.
Mrs. D. C Wilson of Sutherland,
topped over tn Alliance Saturday
-en route from Hot Springs, S. D., to
Sutherland.; ' ' r'
Mrs. Gregis, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Townley and Mrs. ' Wade Currey,
who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
G. E. Townley and Mrs. Frank Har
vey, lert Saturday for their homes
at Marsland. v
Mrs. Margaret Cunningham, - who
lias been visiting her brother at
Antioch, stopped over in Alliance
Saturday on her way to her home at
Van Tassel, Wyo.
Wm. Cunningham of Antioch, was
tn Alliance Saturday on business.
Mrs. C. B. Yanders, who has been
' visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
D. Schwafiger, returned to her home
at Crawford Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Orr left Satur
. day for a trip to Hot Springs and
Silver . Lake on their vacation.
Mrs. J. B. Kelly of Angora, who
was in Alliance for the races, left
Saturday for her home.
Mrs. A, T. Feeney left Saturday
for a business trip to Billings.
J.' N. Piier of Grand Island. "who
' was . In Alliance on business, left
Saturday rr' r ,. v.
Mrs. J., Ferguson and sister, Mrs.
S. Elliott,, who ..have been attending
the races, left Saturday for their
homes at Antioch.
. Mrs. Ray Brown and children, who
have been visiting Mrs. Arthur Don
ovan for the past week, left Satur
. day for their home at Hemingford.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION will
meet one more day only, July 0th,
1920. 62 1
J. Ronln, who is official starter for
the race circuit, left Sunday for
Mitchell, where there will be a fair
next week.
Miss Irene Brelsford. who has
been visiting Mrs. Mary Wilson, left
Saturday for her home at Crawford.
' - Miss Alice Boon, who has been
visiting N. J. Peterson and family,
returned to her home at Bonner,
Neb:, Saturday. .
- A. Gregory left Saturday for a
business trip to Scottsbluff. -
Miss Mabel Gibson, who was here
on business, left Saturday for her
home at Hemingford.
Miss Mary Blair, who' has been vis
iting her sister, Mrs. O. Mlntzer, left
Saturday for her home at Douglas,
Wyo. -
H. C. Golden of Broadwater, Neb.,
auctioneer, who was in Alliance for
the races, left Saturday for his home.
Miss Ella Hollinracke, who has
been visiting here, returned to her
home at Hemingford Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Noggle, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. D. Mc-
Cormick, for the paBt two weeks, left
for her home at Denver Saturday.
Misses Elisabeth Wilson and
Helen West left Saturday for a visit
-with relatives at Bayard, Neb.
A Wiksr. t Alttaae.
ONE MINUTE
STORE TALK
"You're always differ
ent, always smashing
precedent, always setting
a scorching pace. I've
watched your perform
ance for years and the
way you're making value
records day in and day
out, year aftor year Is a
revelation to every man
who watches you. and
compares contempoorary
effort," remarked a
prominent Alliance busi
ness man buying two
suits in
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i Harper's Greatest
GlotMing Sale
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t Never in all our value-giving experience (and HARPER'S is privileged' to peak of " value-giving exper-
ience) have we been enabled to offer the men and youn g men of this community such truly amazing values,
i such superbly styled clothes, such a diversified range of styles and models at such money-saving prices.
Before the War Values at the Very Peak of the Era of High Prices!
The Response to litis Sale Will he Tremendous No Wonder
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i ' Regularly Retailed
at $50 and $55 .
In these suits for men and young men
you'll find the most distinctively styled and
newest models developed by expert design
era and needle workers; selected pattern
lngs, colorings and elegant fabrics.
BESIDES WE HAVE ADDED SEVERAL HUNDRED EDERHEIMER-STEIN AND BRANDEQEE-KINOAID SUITS FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK
ALL FABRICS ALL PATTERNS ALL COLORS ALL STYLES IN ALL POPULAR MODELS FOR MEN AND YOUN Q MEN.
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SAVE ON PRESENT NEEDS AND BUY FOR THE FUTURE, BECAUSE THIS SALE DOES NOT INDICATE LOWER COSTS OF
. PRODUCTION, BUT A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS FOR MANUFACTURERS THAT FORCED A RADICAL REDUCTION.
;. s All Suits in This Sale Assembled in the Main Clothing Salesroom North Section '
SEE OUR
WONDERFUL WINDOW
DISPLAYS OF THESE
GREAT VALUES
Our 'Most Wonderful Purchase "of Distinguished. Styles .
of
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'of
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NO APPROVALS NO 0. O. D.'S
DIG STORE
Style
HARPER'S.
SteiLBloIi
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Regularly Retailed
at $60, $65, $70
The Brandegee-Klncaid and Stein-Bloch
Co. could not have sold these suits to us -their
largest .. western distributors if
woolens, many imported, had arrived in
time for seasonable manufacture.
NO REFUNDS A SMALL CHARGE FOR
V
WEDNESDAY
The Masterpieces
of America's
Finest
Hand
Tailoring
Offered in
Suits
r 1 Regularly Retailed
at $75, $80, $85
We accepted vast quantities of these
suits at tremendous . price concessions
fortunately this store was big enough to
handle such a proposition and we now of
fer you the benefit of the great savings.
ALTERATIONS
DONT MIS3
INSPECTION TODAY OT
OUR NORTH
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