THIS A1J.1ANCK lltitlALI), Fill DAY, JULY 2, 1920
WHERE COOL BREEZE3 BLOW
TO.MCJIIT, OTU1UY, Jtl.Y 2ml
WM. VOX present
Imperial Theatre
ALWAYS WORTH WHILE
MONDAY, JUIA' 5Ui
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. MAHV MII.IX MIXTI U lit
"IWSKMAIIY CMMIH tiii: iif.h;iitsm
75 minutes of combine romnnee pathos, heart
Interest and frivolity.
Uoincriy "FIAT JUtOKi;"
MUTT AXI JI'-KF In "NOTIIIXU HUT IHI.S"
MAT. AM) XKiHT 15c and nOc
SUNDAY, JULY 4th
A SI'IICIAL FOH TODAY
WAM.ACK KfclU In 'IKH'HLH Sri'KD"
From millionaire to tramp and chauffeur But
he loved like ft gentleman.
13th Lrisode "MUIITXIXO i;r.YCI7'
Vniely "CAVKS AND tTHirKTIW
ADM. MAT. AND NIfiHT 15c and 80c
ADOIJMI Zl'KOIt imwnts
CATIIKHIXM CAIAIHIT In
Tin-: cahf.kk or kathfuink hush"
Do you think that a woman with beauty, brains
and ability to attract men can live her own life,
regardless, and win? See the amazing history
of such a woman then answer.
Comedy "HIS FKATHKKKD XKST"
ADM. MAT. AM) NIC.HT 15c and 80c
WII.MAM lUSSl.l.L lii
"SHOD WITH II 111 7'
A romantic lor pong of the plains In the open
WEST with It a two-fisted nun and delightful
women.
Vmely "A SCKN'TIIU HOMlN'tiT'
CTKUI.NT KVF.NTS ADM. 1.V ami JH)o
BURR TRINTINO CO.. Own.rs
Watered at tha pontofflc at Alliance,
fb for tran.mln.lon through the
analla Brcond da, matter. Published
Xaaadar and Friday.
0EOROE U DURR, JR. Editor
JKDWIM M. BURR BuelneM Mgr.
OfRclal newepaprr of the City of
Alliance; official , newapaper of Box
Butte County.
Owned and published by The Burr
Printing Company, Georfre I Burr. Jr.,
Preatdent; Edwin M. Burr, Vice Pres
ident. In lti ii 11.50 per year In advanea
Oatelde ef 1B0 radios, B3.00 per yeas
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PERSONALS
Miss Bertha Mellclr, superintend
cnt of the junior Chautauqua to be
feeld In connection with next -week's
program, will arrive tomorrow morn
ing. i
Mrs. Walter Kellogg and grand
daughter, Miss Mabel Welton, who
hare been visiting at the William
Rust, Sr., home for the past several
days, left this afternoon for Scot.ts
bluff where they will visit Mrs. Kel
logga daughter. "
Jane 28. It Is the order of the
Board that the county treasurer
transfer $442.80 from the MIsc
Fond to the General Fund.
- JAx, and Mrs. A. W. Dennett of
- Etuhvllle, who have been visiting
for the past week with their son, A
B. Bennett, will return to their home
Monday.
At the party at the Parish house
last Tuesday night prayer books
were awarded to Misses Louise Cogs
veil and Dlores Red fern for a per
fect attendance during the past half
fWftT.
Mrs. C. M. Cox has gone to Casper
to make her future home.
Carl Anderson was In Hemlngford
Tuesday on business.
Miss Helen Johnson of Freeport
Cfont., Is spending the summer with
her sister, Mrs. R. O. Lis ton of this
ttr.
The many friends of Elliott Beau-
Meat and Harold Hurst are glad to
Jraow that they are able to be out
a while and hope that it won't
long until they are out all of the
pciaiu on TMirRday morning.
Mrs. OIpoii of Ahbv. wm onernfed
mi Wednesday and Is doing nicely.
Isabella Fleming Is leaving for
Ireat Falls. Mont., and other points
Big chautauqua program begins 'hogs
Monday, July 6th. 62; day.
ft -"Milt r.lnple Admis
sions to the Chautauqua Is $6.00. See
.jkiumi wltn a season
on the Alliance market Mon
ti the west to spend the Bummer, i ticket at about one-third the
Miss Donnle Stewart was taken ill
Tuesday end was sent to the pest
bouse with dlptheria.
E. J. Quenlon of Kansas City, Mo.,
was in AUIacne Thursday on business.
Archy Gregory of Scottsbluff, was
n Alliance Wednesday on business.
Ed Zucher of Hay. Springs, was in
Alliance Tuesday on business.
Miss Meta Koester has purchased
Dodge car.
besides being a booster.
cost,
62
UIKT1I3
Saturday, June 26, Ellsworth
Mr. and Mrs. E. Munger, a son.
Wednesday, June 30 Mr. and
Mrs! II. Jones, (colored), St. Joseph
hospital, a son.
. Mrs. H. E. Callls and baby and
tin. W. D. Montgomery of Hoffland,
rere in Alliance Thursday shopping;
The little child or C. A. Adams
had a slight operation Thursday
tnornlng and Is doing nicely.
Dick and Jim Strong have gone
to their homestead near Lusk, Wyo.
Mrs. Ats and Miss Lela Cutts will
leave Saturday for Edgemont. Sun
day they will join a party and go to
.Mot Springs, S. D., for a picnic.
Miss Sylvia De Moss will leave
Sunday to spend two days In Hot
Springs, S. D.
H. R. Beal and R. E. Plum wtll
leave Friday night to attend the
inks convention in Chicago. ,
Wm, Law of Montpelier. spent
Wednesday with friends In Alliance.
Mrs. Simon Goeman of Gurly, was
RAILROAD N0TE3
Hostler Wilier and wife are spend
ing a few days In Crawford.
Machinist Qulnn has resigned and
gone to Billings.
Fuel Inspector Blgnell of Lincoln,
was In Alliance Wednesday on busi
ness connected with the company.
Machinist J. F. Curren and Wife
expect to spend the 4th with friends
in Sidney.
Fireman C. C. Coursey expects to
take a trip to Chicago soon.
Boiler Maker Apprentice Joe Boy
den went to Scottsbluff Wednesday
for a few days visit.
Machinist Men Mullane and helper
went to Belmont Wednesday to do
some special work at that place.
Harry Moorish and family will
leave shortly for a visit with rela
tives at Spearflsh, S. D.
. W. F. Clancy, machinist, expects
to spend the Fourth at Sidney.
H. E. Gillette, chief mechanical
draftsman of Lincoln, has been In
the city for the past two or three
days.
Wade Grassman, son of the ma
chlneshop foreman, Is expecting to
leave In. the near future for, an ex
tended trip to Seattle and other
western points.
Mrs. R. E. Drlscoll left Wednes
day morning for Gillette where she
will attend to some affairs pertain
ing to the ranch.
Vlrgtl and Robert Abar and plan
nlng to spend1 the Fourth In Seneca,
- Machinist M. - F. Gebbart ' and
children have gone to Scottsbluff for
a few days visit.' '
Boiler Maker Helper Joe Cuslck
resigned Thursday of this week. He
expects to go to Newcastle where he
has another position, i 1
Machinist Apprentice WtWu
Breckn-r will spend the Fourth at
Lingle, Wyo. .
. Chief Clerk Roy Murphy of the
1 master mechanic's office is back at
.work after a two weeks visit to
Orange, Calif. '
Blacksmith Jake Relseg has re
signed and has gone to Denver to
work with the D. & R. G. railroad.
Mrs. Lena Att expects to go to
KJgeniont this week where she will
spend the Fourth with her son, Ma
chinist Robert Att.
YALE SIDINCJ
Louis Powell linisiicd breaking
prairie for Alex Lee last week.
The women's club met with Mrs.
Earnest Purlngton last Thursday aft
ernoon. L. E. Bliss and son, are putting up
alfalfa hay on the Powell farm.
O. P. Reams of Lincoln, Neb.,
v.-a i here looking after his land In
terest last week.
Mrs. Hoy Sirley was shopping in
Alliance Tuesday.
Air. and Mrs. Arthur Groves gave
a reception Saturday night In honor
of their aon, Phillip, who recently!
married. A large gathering attend
ed and all had a good time.
Tire backbone of the Chautauqua
locally consists of pure' asers of sea-
o. i.. re ou spineless? 62
Buret, Toull hear the band and
you u bee iiie play. Put a few pen
nies with It and buy a season ticket.
62
Frank Russell Is building a double
corncrlb and granary on his farm.
L. E. Bliss and wife attended the
rac' in Alliance last week.
Wm. Newman had one load of
Bakers' medicine man from Waley
county, was In this vicinity Monday
selling medicine.
The Farmers' Union picnic at the
Furington grovo Tuesday was at
tended by a large crowd. Everybody
enjoyed the day. Mr. Osburn of
Sidney was the main speaker.
His. J. J. Scheflcek and children
from near Mat-pie, were visiting at
Mrs. Wm. Newman's Tuesday.
Ernest IossI helped " hla brother
Simon's plant potatoes last week.
Crop Report.
Grain looking fine; winter wheat
and rye mostly headed out; early
sown spring wheat Is BtartIngJo
head out: corn Is backward; pasture
fine; most potatoes are planted;,
early planted potatoes are looking,
fine; the first crop of alfalfa hay
was fine and Is no mostly In stack-
The Herald 2.50 a year.
Take French Ivory
When You Travel
Whether you go by train or
auto stay at the home of a
friend, in a hotel, or camp
French Ivory is the ideal !
material for Toiletware and
Manicure pieces.
Luxurious to sight and,,
touch and easily kept thor
oughly sanitary, it has the v
beauty, quality and cleanli-, ;
aess which pride and good i
breeding demand. , '
Thiele shows all
leveral handsome
Better Floor Means
B
etter Bakiog
Don't hope to do your best baking with ordinary flour. In order to produce that desir
able lightness to bread and pastry you must put the highest quality of flour obtainable into
your baking. .
pieces in ji
patterns,1 1
Hand Mirrors $5.00 to $20.00
Hair Brushes $3.50 to $15.00
Combs , , ; .TOo to $100
klanicure Pieces 50c to $2.50
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oronswic
klnonoStaphs
WatcKlnspectorOiciQ
Curtis "Best" Flour
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will insure the best possible results. It contains only the properly tested wheat, of most suit
able age. Let us send you a trial sack. We are confident you will b pleased, because so
many other housewives have been
.
Special
Saturday and next week Curtis Best Flour, 481b.
sack $3.65 at the store.
Deliveries Made Anywhere in Town
' Insurance Against Cold
. It seems A far cry from the present hot wejather to thoughts of your WINTER COAL
SUPPLY, "bitt RIGHT NOW is the time to fill your bins. v
A-
" Coal Will Not
;. c ; . r. fc- .
Cheaper
Do not let winter catch you with empty bins. See ua immediately and arrange for your
needs. We are fortunate in having a generous quantity of the following brands on hand:
KIEBY COAL
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Nut or Lump
OWL CREEK
Nut or Lump
MOPPAT
Nut or Lump
Melick & Stephenson
WHOLESALE HAY, PEED AND GRAIN
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