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T1IK ATXtANCI'j 1IKRAM), FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1920
BIX
Phone 164 For Expert Dry Cleaning Pressing and Repairing
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PERSONALS
Jo Henry left Wednesday for
Angora on business.
Ray E. Dntler and Floy Raber left
Thursday for Lakeside.
Frank Stoldt left Thursday on a
business trip to Crawford.
Mrs. Ed Henderson left Tuesday
for a short Tialt In Ravenna.
Harry Marr of Lakeside, was In
Alliance Monday on business.
R. E. Westover of Lakeside, was
in Alliance Monday on business.
C. S. Simmons of Lincoln, was In
Alliance Wednesday on business.
Mikel Fornatar left Tuesday for
Hot Springs to spend the summer.
Ernst Amlck of Antloch, was
In the city Wednesday on business.
Mrs. A. P. Gordon of Hemlngford,
was in Alliance Saturday shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Baird of Lake
side, were in Alliance shopping Wed
nesday. Mr. and Mrs. I. Z. Wllchel of
Lakeside, were here shopping Wed
nesday. Weise of the Welse Realty com
pany, purchased a new Reo turlng
car this week.
E. A. Vonseln of Minnesota, stop
led over In Alliance Wednesday on
lis way to Sidney.
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Mrs. Wm. Baling of Hemlngford. employed at the First State bank, - W. A. Coleman accompanied hit C. Hall, D. E. Mathls and L. C. Kiln
was In Alliance Monday and Wed- hat purchased the Sterens aome. little grandson, Kennet Mason who 1 0f the U. S. S. New Mexico who were
nesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Johnson and has been spending the summer with . .. i ,1 vT... v.(..i .f
H. L. Townley of Warren, Wyo.. daughter. Haiel. of Frombler. Mont., his grandparents here, as far as Den- rn"r "WT "
who has been here on business left who hare been the guests of Jim on his return to his home in -Par-! Fort Lon' Co1- wre 111 Alliance
xuesaay ior ois Dome. B?rlma and family left Taurdv for bernash. " i Ttiurseay on tneir way to r uei
Mrs. Betty Vandutten, who has a ViBw with relatives In Htmni t ir a tjiki" t t w.tinn v Round.
been visiting friends 'aere, returned . I ' ... .
to Denver Wednesday. i .
Mrs. James Keeler and baby left'
Wednesday for
KEEP COOL
-KEEP FIT
Oh! Boy
What a relief it is, at the end of a long, hot
day to settle down at night for a cool peaceful
sleep.
32 Warn
will cool the sleeping hours and insure that
bodily repose so necessary as preparation for
another day's work. Wc can provide you with
one c f these hot weather slecp-inducers.
REO
Speed wagons
Harvest thucwith its attendant activities is now with us,
and the demand for Trucks will be greater than the supply.
Better order a REO right "now so that you may have it when
hauling time begins. Speed, Power and Durability are the
three charact eristics that arc peculiarly REO. You won't
make a mistake when you buy a Speed-wagon "The Gold
Standard of Values." Parts and service right here in Alliance
so that you can keep a Reo running 24 hours in the day if you
want to.
A. H. Jones Co.
CALVIN D. WALKER Mgr.
where they
Henry
are on a camping trip.
Mrs. Q. L. Easton who has been in
the city shopping. left Thursday for
her home in Lakeside.
Benjamin Iowe of Beardstown,
was in Alliance Wednesday on his
way to the harvest fields.
Mrs. C. E. Matthews, sister of True
Miller, motored here Saturday with
her nephew Harley Miller.
Mrs. J. Jordan of Luellen, Neb.,
who has been visiting relatives licit
left Tuesday for Bridgeport.
Mrs. Martha Wilson of Lakeside,
who has been here for dental worn
lef tThursday for her home.
Miss Thelma Palmer, who has
been visiting friends here, left Thura.
day for her home In Lakeside.
Mrs. Lena Wilson of Lakeside,
who has been in the dtp shopping
returned lo her home Thursday.
Mrs. M. Hughes ana son, Chas., of
Antloch, were In Alliance Tuesday on
their way to Mitchell to visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam T. Shrock and
family of Holdridge, were in Alliance
Tuesday on their way to Washington.
Mrs. E. O. Campbell left Tuesday
for a visit with aer daughter, Mrs.
O. W. Eastburn in Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hofers of
Seattle, Wash., arrived Tuesday for
a visit wit Mrs. H. E. Mendenhall.
Mrs. W. D. Nice, who has been vis
iting Mrs. It. G. Wyland of this city,
left Thursday for aer home In Ash-by.
MIps Viola Stout of Lusk, stopped
over In Alliance Thursday -on her way
to Antloch for a visit with her sis
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Greer accompan
led by their two children, Vera Mae
and Bert, left Thursday for Heming-
ford
Sidney Pierce of Holdredge. Neb.,
stopped over in Alliance Tuesday en
route to visit ais brother in Aid-
more.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Llbbey, who
have been visiting relatives here, left
Thursday for their horn eln Weisor,
Idaao,
Mrs. J. V. Mcllale of Venango,
Neb., stopped over in Alliance Thurs
day cn her way to visit friends in
Seneca, Neb
Mrs. T. Aegerter and Miss Hart-
man left Tuesday for Scottsblufi
after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. H.
Koester here. ' ' '
Mrs. G. Roxbury who has been In
Billings, stopped over In . Alliance
Tuesday on her way to her home In
Florence, Colo.
Mrs. J. B. Wallace of Antloch,
stopped over In Alliance Thursday
on her way to Ardmore where she
will visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Harper and
Mr. and Mrs. McCorkle returned,
Tuesday from their trip to Estes
Park and other points in Colrado.
Mrs. Charles Bllven, Mr. and Mrs. .
Frank Feal of Tilden, - who have i
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Stoldt of this place, left I
Thursday for Gordon. .
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Flnnlgan are '
moving their family here from Thed- j
ford, Neb. Mr. Flnnlgan, who is '
Traveling Needs
for Your
Summer Journey
Trunks strapped, bag pack
ed, and umbrella rolled,
you're ready to be off.
Hut unless properly equip
ped, your journey cannot be
a real success. A good um
brella, a travelling case with
its toilet necessities, a de
pendable watch these give
you the confident sense of
well being necessary ' for
travelling pleasure.
We can fill these needs for
you at a moderate, cost, and
to your utmost satisfaction.
Travelling Cases
$10.00 to $20.00
Umbrellas ..$5.00 to $15.00
Bracelet Watches
$20.00 to $50.C
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HERE'S YOUR
CHANCE
JOIN OUR CLUB
And Buy Your Groceries at Cost Only $4.00 a
Month for Membership
Also we give a chance to everybody on Saturday
special sale for cash only with $5.00 orders you get
your 20pounds of sugar for 18 cents a pound
Dundee Milk, large .16c
Carnation Milk, large 17c
No. 3 can Cherries 46c
No. 3 can Apricots :. : 46c
No. 2 can Corn .". ............ 16c
Horseshoe Tobacco ...
No. 2 caii Peas .......16c
No. 2 String Heans 16c
No. o Tomatoes 21c
No. 2 Tomatoes 16c
We still sell White House Coffee ......53c
:,. 83s -
Stalos Grocery
Coming
A Whole Week of Real Pleasure
. 1 Alliance, Nebraska v ' . r a
Commending Monday, July 26
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McCcrd
Amusement
Company
In Their Mam
moth Tent
With one of the best com
panies of players ever put
together into one com
pany presenting all New
Plays. High class vaude
ville by real artists.
OPENING PLAY
Last season's New York's
greatest success
"The
Master
and Man"
The Wonderful Kirks
Most feerless aerial artists ever featured. They
do something new every night up in the air.
FREE EVERY NIGHT FREE
at the grounds 7:45 p. m.
LADIES COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS
good for the opening performance. Monday
night FREK. At all stores.
ADMISSION
Children 25c Adults 50e
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