THE ALLIANCE I1EUALD, FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1920
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The following brakempn are lay
In off: Jiggs Murphy, E. VV. May
fleld, O. L. Wagom-r, P. H. Rose,
Frank Ellis, J. E. Kay, J. E. Hicks,
E. H. Bullock, R. W. Zlnk, and C. O.
Lamb. The following conductors are
laying off: Bert Tonath and J. A.
Armor.
"Hand of Vengeance M Impcrlnl
Niiiday.
H. A. Nelson, who has been visit
ing a friend In Omaha, returned
Tuesday.
oBilerniaker Helper Harry Bealrd
and wife expect to spend Sunday In
Hot Springs.
Miss Frances Fletcher has gone to
Sidney where she will visit until
aobut the first of September.
Mrs. W. B. Johnson Is visiting
friends In Crawford this week.
Machinists Eyman and MUligan re
Bigned this week and have gone to
Billings. -- --
Engineer Willis and wife have
planned a vacation trip including
Denver, Tueblo, Mt. McClellan and
Como, Colo.
Time Keeper John Carey of the
master mechanics office, has resigned
effective about July 20th. His place
Will be taken by Mr. Harty.
"J land of Vengeance" at Imperlnl
Sunday.
Engineer Fowler, wife and son,
expect to leave soon for a trip to
Cape Girardean, Mo.
Machinist Helper Ben Pilgrim re
signed the first of the week.
Fireman H. A. Wilson and sister,
Miss Lillie Wilson, will leave eooii
for a visit to Kansas City.
Truck Packer W. L. Caton left the
flrpt of the week for a visit at Grand
Island.
Mrs. Chris Rockey and daughter,
Miss Mabel, spent a few days in Den
ver the first of the week.
Mrs. Henry Taylor, wife of truck
repairer Taylor, is visiting friends In
Deadwood this week.
Government Inspector Harrison
spent Tuesday in Alliance looking
over engines in the round house.
Engine Dispatcher Claud Rennau
returned the first of the week from a
week's vacation which was spent at
Billings.
"Hand of engeunce" at lmHriul
Suiiiiuy.
Mastermechanic G. E. Johnson of
the Sheridan division, was in Al
liance Thursday.
Firemen Stolldorf and Weinell are
taking a lay off and will visit in the
eastern part of the state.
Mrs. Charles Raymond wife of ma
terial man Raymond, left for Spear
flsh Thursday where she will spend
some time visiting friends.
Fuel Supervisor Wm. Hlbbard of
Chicago, was in the city Thursday
looking after affairs of the company.
Dtty engine dispatcher Leslie Hall
and wife expect to leave Saturday
night for a two weeks vacation. They
will visit in Omaha and also take a
hort trip west to Casper and Bil
lings before returning.
Chief Mechanical Draftsman Gil
lette of Lincoln, was In Alliance
Thursday looking after affairs of the
company.
Air Room Foreman Jack Connors
md wife have gone to Falls City,
Neb., to visit relatives. The air rooms
Is supervised by Mrch'nist Will Con
nors. A fire alarm was turned In from
.he yard office about three o'clock
Wednesday. There was not much
damage except to the switchman's
wash rooms.
Machinist Helper James Daugher
ty resigned the first of the week and
left for Denver Thursday.
Machine Shop Foreman C. W.
Grrssman teturned to work Thursday
after a two weeks vacation.
Chief Electrician Ralph Drent, of
Lincoln, was In Alliance this week
going from here to Casper.
"Hand of Vengeance" at Imperial
Sunday.
Mrs. C. S. Smith and daughter,
Arvella, a re spending a few days In
Hot Springs.
Mrs. Beardon, wife of Engineer
B-ardon, Is visiting friend in Edge
mont. Fireman C. L. Smith, wife and
daughter, are planning a trip to
Kansas City soon.
riUSnYTEMAN CllVItClI
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Promptness Is a virtue. Be on time.
Morning worship 11 a. m. "The
Church of the Apostles the Model for
Today." Young peoples meeting at
6:45 at the roof garden. Union eve
ning service at the roof garden at
8 p. m. Theme "God's Eternal Pur
pose." Special music and a large
chorus choir. All are cordially In
vited to these services. Come and
you will enjoy them. First Presby
terian church, corner Box Butte ave
nue at Seventh street.
A. J. KEARNS, Tastor.
Attorney P. E. Komig spent Tues
day In Thedford.
METHODIST CHIRCII NOTES I
Building work Is progressing on
the church corner as rapidly as pos
sible. The corner house is being
raised, preparitory to moving it to Its
new location on Seventh and Platte,
and the excavation for the new par
sonage is early completed. I
The sermon topic Sunday morning
will be, "God's Eternal Church." We
often hear the question, "What "will
become of the church?" "Can the
generations of the future get along
without it?" It is freely prophesied
by many that the church has no fu
ture. These questions will be an
swered in the sermon Sunday morn
ing. Sunday evening we meet on the
roof garden where Rev. Kearns will
deliver the sermon.
Jewelry for
Vacation Time
Since jewelry is so essen
tial for appearing well 1itkr
el, women naturally fro into
raptures over the loveliness
of Thiele's jewelry. Its
dainty, beauty, smart style
ami charming individuality
are exactly what you want
for the week-end visit or
vacation trip.
Bracelets $3.00 and up
Bar Pins $1.00 and up
Lingerie Clasps 50c and up
Earring3 , . $1.00 and up
Fancy Rings $3.00 and up
Bead Necklaces $2.00 and up
Pearl Ropes .. $10.00 and up
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-Watch Inspectorefit&Q
HOW OFTEN wc have heard such an exclamation
from our customers when they see the result of the
UryCIcaning and Pressing we give their garmentsl
You will say it, too, when you see the work you ask
us to do for you.
Wc remove the dirt every spot and restore to your
garments their original freshness. Then wc press them.
Our equipment is the best that we can buy. It pro
duces perfect work.
You have a suit we can make like new;
IVhtnthall vet call?
KEEP-U-NEAT
Phone 133
THE HORACE BOGUE ST
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Atmmual
inly Glearaiiiee
ale
And Opening of our Bargain Basement Sat. July 10
The greatest sale in the history of the store. In this sale we will dispose of
many articles regardless of cost. All summer articles must go.
25 Discount on Every Article on the First Floor
Our Bargain Basement has been remodeled to make it light and airy, all finished in oak, making It the best basement salesroom in this section of the state
and we are going to make it all that name implies a REAL BARGAIN BASEMENT.
Combining this opening with our Annual July Clearance Sale making it a big double bargain event you cannot afford to miss.
SECOND
FLOOR
All Ladies' Ready-to-Wear
At cost and less than cost on a great many garments. Our original price tags will be left on the garment and a big red tag also giving the present price
showing substantial savings on every garment Coats, Suits and Dresses every garment must be closed out during this sale.
SECOND
FLOOR
Every Price is an
honest reduction.
Horace
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Every article is just
as represented