THE ALLIANCE HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1920
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MERCHANDISE CUT LOWER THAN EVER
We will soon move to the new home of the Golden Rule and we want to move as little of this stock as
possible. Buy your needs for a long time to come while you can buy at
One-fourth, One-third and One-half Price
$30.00 $40.00 $50.00 r $75.00 $25.00
SILK DRESSES , SILK DRESSES SILK DRESSES SILK DRESSES COATS
FOR FOR FOR FOR FOR
.., $14.98 " $19.85 V $24.85 $34.85 $9.98
$45.00 $65.00 $20.00 $25.00 $10.00
COATS ' COATS SILK SKIRTS SILK SKIRTS VOILE DRESSES
FOR FOR FOR FOR FOR
$16.98 ' $19.98 $9.98 $14.98 $3.98
$12.50 50c wp f a t vq 600 YARDS MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS
WOMEN'S RAIN COATS DRESS GINGHAMS itjukuaums FANCY SILKS n VALUES UP TO $2.50
FOR YD. YD. VALUES UP TO $5.00 YARD FOR
?4J8 29. . 18" $1J8 98'
SHOES SHOES SHOES
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The greatest value giving event in all low shoes.
VALUES UP TO $10.00 FOR VALUES UP TO $12.00 FOR VALUES UP TO $12.50 FOR VALUES UP TO $15.00 FOR
$4.98 ' $6.98 $7.48 $9.98
The greatest value
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TRADE IN THE
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ALLIANCE BRD5FS
Mrs. Myrtle Lelshman, guardians
her father, James H. Skinner,? "who
-was adjudged Insane some time ago
apdwho recently died In the state
hospital presented her final account,
whica was audited and approved by
Judge Tash la probate court yester
day. The city council will meet Wednes
day evening In adjourned session and
a number of matters will come up
for disposal, among them the opening
of bids for sanitary sewer construc
tion In districts No. 11 and 12. Esti
mates for the year's expenses will
also be made and a levy framed.
William Coleman of Hay Springs
and A. D. Shlpp of ftushville will be
tie principal speakers at a meeting
to be held at Reddish hall Satudray
evening for the purpose of perfecting
a non partisan and labor organiza
tion. A special Invitation has been
TheMcCord
Amusement Co.
Playing in their big tent all
week located just west of
the Ford garage.
New plays and people.
Great Free Act at the tent
each evening at 7:45.
Tonight they play '.'Mr.
Kearney of KUlarney.'
"Wednesday night, "Heart
of the Blue Ridge."
See the McCord show and
be happy.
prices 25 and 50 cents.
Doors open 7:50.
Don't mist this week of
refined entertainment.
extended to farmers and union men
to be present.
A. O. Smith of Smith & Chambers
of Scottsbluff, was In the city Satur
day, looking over the specifications
and preparing to submit a bid on the
sewer main contract, which will be
awarded by the city council Wednes
day evening.
J Griffith plays Tom Sawyer and the
other performers In the large cast
are said to be thoroughly competent.
Wlllam D. Taylor, who also direct
ed the two previous Mark Twain pic
tures, "Tom Sawyer" and "Huck and
Tom", handled the screening. This is
a Paramount Artcraft picture that no
admirer of the works of Satnuel
Clemens can' afford to miss. '
"""sheriff "MilleTTIalle'rrip'To
Scottsbluff Monday and for one time
came back without his man. How
ever, he got what he went after. The
sheriff went over to ihe sugar city
armed with a warrant for the arrest
of William Spurr, who. It was said,
had passed a couple of bad checks,
aggregating quite a sum on Vaughn
& Sons of this city. Mr. Spurr de
layed not, but dug up the cash to
make his c necks good, and the sheriff
rode back alone.
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Stephenson and
parents, Mr. a nd Mrs. O. L. Stephen
son of Hemingford, accompanied by
Mr. Stephenson's brother and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. It. O. Stephenson of
Crawford, spent Sunday in Hot
Springs, S. D. The two latter fam
ilies went by automobile, while the
former went by train. They return
ed Monday.
Judge L. A. Berry has been on tie
go for the past two or three weeks,
his business taking him to Rushville,
Running and other neighboring
cities. He will leave this week for
Rsuhvllle, where district court is in
session. At Dunning last week he
ran asross the state's champion old
est citizen, Pete Starr, who claims to
be 103 years old and apparently has
records to prove that he was born
January 5, 1818. Mr. Starr looks to
be not over elgaty years of age, his
eyesight and hearing are good and he
Is comparatively active. He tells
everyone he meets that he Is a con
firmed whisky user, and his favorite
Joke Is to predict that when he dies,
the prohibitionists will claim that his
dally dose of schnapps Is to blame
"HUCKLEBERRY FINN" -
COMING TO IMPERIAL
'A number of good bills are sched
uled for the Imperial the next few
days, but probably the leading at
traction of the lot is an adaptation
of Mark Twain's "Huckleberry Finn"
which will be shown Thursday.
The cinema "Huckleberry Finn" Is
declared to follow the text of the
original faithfully, taking up the
story when Huck and Tom Sawyer
discovered the robbers' treasure In
the cave and following the advent
ures of Huck through the efforts of
Widow Douglas to reform him to his
abduction by his no-account father
and subsequent encounters with the
broken-down actors, the "Duke" and
the "King." As far as possible, the
Inimitable flavor of Mark Twain has
been retained and It Is said to be a
production of which the great hum'
orlst, were he living, would surely
approve,
The role of Huck Finn Is In the
capable hands of Lewis Sargent, a
two actor of unusual talent. Gordon
People who live in flats will have
to be careful how they drop their
sabots on the floor at bedtime.
AS SHE STEPS
THROUGH THE DOOR
WAY Dainty, chic and debonair
a picture that delights the
eye.
The vivid beads lending
color to her costume and
emphasizing the graceful
figure the bright bar pin on
her dress the bracelet on
her arm the fascinating
earrings the gleaming
bands on her fingers the
dainty lingerie clasps.
Details all, to be sure but,
oh, how they selp the be
witching effect of the whole.
Do you wonder she thanks
Thiele'a for providing so
much to add to her charm f
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