EIGHT
THE ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6. 1920
rcnnri,TW announcements
jJF Clll'IW'H OF C'lHUHT
Xr8KYIUAIKH ' We ar living In an' im rf great
..... x,. v rn.v experiment. More lime U beln upent
The redding : of Mr. II. V. Copaey r fra,r thftQ evpr beforB-
to M1B8 Mary Diane a solemnliea . . . iir!r,n
t the Methodist church of DoutfW ma8s(,8 Pfom ancent tlmr9
Wyo., August second Tlie church dvine hafl w one t?nth
was nloeiajr aocorawa wua k " . of o(jr BUhdtance and one eerenta of
oowera ana a iar8 wrau... . u.. v., (ne bHongJ to Uod. ave yoU
carnations nung over u , d t(1(, ,lort,m to Hlm? Have
The bjlde was Klven away by her ; rnhlMiP. Af ,;ir Nxt lord's
brother. Arthur Blaine C K Wooda, f m dg.
of Lincoln, acted a-, beet man a. d - J MUnil ,,,.
aiib vt-ra nuui 01 huuhi, u
of hono'r.
A wtilJt!)(t break fast was aervea
ALLIANL'H IMUKFH.
James Ashley of Denver, J s In the
city Inptallln a Wcllmall prcssrr for
the Frank W. Miller garage. This
machine Is used the press solid tires
on and off of casings. It has a two
hundred ton capacity and will handle
the largest tires of this kind made.
61.75. $2.50, f.'I.OO to IM.(i) value
Silk Hone for $1.40, 2.M), $3.40
ami $.1.20 at IllRliland-ltolloxvay Co,
nt Parkorton, Wyo., to the relatives
of the bride and .groom. The wildc
Is a sister of Alia.' Ueoi g Mintzer of
Alliance and the groom Is a brother
of Dr. II. A. Copsey.
I. O. . F. INITIATION'
A large number of Odd Fellows
turned out at the Tuesday evening
meeting. Four candidates were given
the Initiatory degree, after which Ice
cream and wafers were served and a
social aour enjoyed.
K. II. t'M'II KXTEIIT A I N Kit
Mrs. Mildred Campbell entertained
the members of the N. H. Club Wed
nesday evening In honor of Miss
Marjorie Stephens, who leaves the
last of this week for the coast where
she will make her future home. The
quests were the Misses Orace Spacat,
Marjorie Stephens, Marie Kibble,
Frances Collins, Lauretta Hodgkln
son, Alta Dye. Jennie Ili'ton, Lota
Wlldy, Hazel Thompson of Lincoln,
Kb., and Lucille Duree of Ottumwa,
la.
, 8eo the new winter furs at
72 IliKliliind-llolUmny V.
"Th ! Know Lodse of the Lord.
The evening service v 111 bo held on
the roof gu.1en If tht wrath r ler
uiiia, otherwice at the Daptlst church.
J.-Orln Gould v. Ill driver the r
iuoiu Attend theoo services as at
teiidance la one evld nee cf our inter
cr, In religions, yu will be welcome
at the Uible scaool nt.ten o'clock
and at the Christian Endeavor pray
er meet iik at b:i. come 10 me
ehurch. with a nuscap and u wel
come.
STEPHEN J. ETLEIt, Minister.
The small daughter of John Caster
n rancher living south of I'awlette,
Neb., fell from a wagon Wednesday
nd broke both bones In her l1 ft arm.
She was brought at once to Alliance
nd taken to Dr. llershmau'p oflice
where medical attention was given
her.
$1.75, $2.5(), $:l.O0 to $i.O! value
Silk I lwe for $1.10, $, $2.40
lind ;.20 nt HlR!iliUHMIoll..vrt- Co.
HAPTIST ClintCH
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
., Morning service 11 o'clock.
Hev. Mr. Gould will fill the pulpit
as he returns from Eates Park Fri
day. Evening services: Union Young
People's meeting at 6:45. Preaching
services at 8:00. Kev. Gould will
speak upon the subject "The Inside
of Mormonlsm." These services will
be held upon the roof garden. If It
should rain, tae Daptist church. The
Community chorus will sing. Every
one is Invited to these services. ,
Etuiy allowing of new fall Millin
ery at lllKhluiid-llolIowny On. 72
Miss Martha Miller entertained a
few of her young friends at her home
Thursday evening In honor of her
tenth birthday. A dinner of roast
young pig was served at six. o'clock.
After dinner the guests all attended
the theater. The guests were the
Misses Genevieve Knlest, Kataleen
Knlest, Doris Mallery, Helen Hively,
Marie Clark, Dorothy Marks, Ada
Turner, Margaret Duechsensteln and
Margaret Thlele.
$1.75, $2.50, $.00 to $4.00 value
Bilk Horn for $1.40, $2.O0, $2.40
and $3.20 At IIlgtiiaiid-Holloway Co
Mrs. Lee Acheson entertained
Thursday afternoon in honor of her
mother, Mrs. Anna Joder of Allerton,
la., and her sister, Mrs. W. S. Myers
of Dloomlngton, 111. A datnty two
course luncheon was served.
Save 1-3 on Summer Underwear
lit tili;!mii(-llolloway Co. 72
Mrs. George Deetllne of Antloch,
and Mis. Ada H. Allen of Alliance,
are entertaining the following ladles
at Mrs. Dcetllne'd home In Antloch
In honor of Grandma Deetllne from
Portland, Ore. Mrs. J. O'Donnell
Mrs. W. A. Willi a, Mrs. Pat Nolan
and Mrs. II. T. Carry.
MIhs Elva Gulletk; of Anpora
spent Thursday' fit tho home of Mifi8
Dorothy Fiitkle.
Tho Herald, ?2.50 a year.
DEATHS AND FUNKIIALH
The body of Mrs. Hazel Murle
RoblQson arrived on number 44 Fri
day morning from he rlate home In
Denver and was taken to the Miller
undertaking parlors. The deceased
is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Davis, rancher, living north of town
She died in Denver, Col., Thursday
morning. The cause of death was
paralysis and heart failure.
PERSONALS
$1.73, $2.50, $3.00 to 4.O0 value
811k Hose for $1.40, $2.00, $2.40
and $3.20 at lllghland-llolloway Co,
Will have plenty of new honey in
few days. W. 8. Cutt. 72
Misses Margaret and Mary Berry
left Thursday for Gillette, Wyo., and
Billings, Mont., where they will vl-it
friends and relatives.
Harly MiowIiik of new fall .Millin
ery at HiKhlniid-llolloway Co. 72
Miss Ethel James returned home
Thursday morning from Denver, Col
where she has been spending. ae
vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Back
are expected home Sunday.
Save 1-3 on Summer I'lulerwi ur
at lliKhmnd-llollowny Co. ?2
C. L. Reynolds, proprietor of the
Drake hotel, went to North P.latte on
business Thursday night.
P. E. Law and wife of Ellsworth,
weie Alliance visitors Tuursday.
Will have plenty of new Iioik-.v ii
a few duj. W. S. Cuti.t. 72
Mir.a Nellie G. Rogers Is visiting
friends In Sterling this week.
Dr, C. E. Hershman has purcaas
ed a new and up-to-date X-ray equip
ment from the W. H. Cleveland
company In Omaha, which will be In
stalled In his office some time during
the week. v
Have 1-8 oti Summer I'nderwear
at Illghland-llolloway Co. 72
Rev. II. N. Chambers, president of
Nazarene Union . Bible school ol
Ilutc.ilnson. Kas.. will Preach at
tho churca of Christ on Fifth and
Laramie. The services will be of an
evangelistic nature.
Summer
Jewelry
Dainty pins, pretty lingerie
clasps pearl strings, bead
necklaces, fancy rings, at
tractive earrings and brace
lets, are particularly effec
tive in summer time.
They add charm and style
to tfie dress of light material,
making both the costume
and the wearer prettier. '
The correct style, fascinat
ing designs and splendid
quality of our jewelry make
it especially pleasing to
women of refined taste. .
Lingerie Clasps 50c to $5.00
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Pmnsu'ickjftonobtaphs
Watch InspectorOlg-Q
DEPENDABLE
Watches
We have a large selection
in stock from which you may
choose the watch you like
best. .
Hoe the new winter fur at
72 IIIghhwid-Holloway Co.
Hare 1-3 on Hummer Underwear
at Illghland-llolloway Oo. 72
Victor E. Byrne, arrested some
days ago by Chief Reed and charged
with operating an automobile livery
without first procuring a cUy license,
was discharged by Police . Judge
Roberts at a hearing held Monday.
Mr. Byrne took a few atftomoblle
loads of men out to see the land In
cluded In the recent land drawing,
and declared taat he was not regular
ly engaged In the business. The
court upheld his contention.
All standard grades in
cluding: HOWARDS,
HAMILTONS,
. ELGINS, . ,
WALTHAMS
HAMPDENS,
ILLINOIS
Holsten's
Burlington Watch Inspector
The Rexall Store
Alliance, Nebr. '
REO
"SIX
1920 Reo Six'.S . -
Reo has always made good cars, but this year has made a
model par excellence The New LIGHT SIX.
Large, roomy, powerful and speedy, with all the sturdy
quality REO has. ever built into a car that is recognized every
where as "The Gold Standard of Values."
Immediate deliveries at present . ASK US FOR A DEM
ONSTRATION. ,
All Parts and Service Right
s Here in Alliance
You Can't Go Wrong Buying a REO
A. H. Jones Co.'
CALVIN D. WALKER, Mgr.
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HARPER SAYS
iles of Smiles"
on the, faces of women and
' young ladies who are snap-'
ping up the bargains in our
end-of-season
CLEAN
HOUSE
SALE
Broken Lines ,of
$20 to S85 Spring
and Summer
Suits and Coats
HALF PRICE
$10 to $42.50
A good selection still -available,
but they're going fast
today's th.e day to buy.
Broken lines of Ladies' and Children's llats at $1.93
.A great collection of Gingham Dresses at , - .1-4 OFF
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BIG STORE
CORRECT APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN
ALL STRAW HATS
FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
AfflXxi:
l3 Off -"Help Yourself"
says the "I Will' Man, to your choice of all Straw Hats at,
ONE-THIRD OFF
This includes all our men's fine Panamas, Bangkok. Baliluk,
Leghorn, Split and Sennit Braid and Porto R'can Hats.
' FORMERLY SELLING AT $2.50 o $12.00
NOW G0IN0 AT CI 7 TO fl OAA
ONE-THIRD OFF piUl p.0UU
ALL MEN'S (pnc f
AND BOYS' Udpo l3
Excepting Blue, Brown, Green 0171?'
Broadcloth Caps. VIr
The largest 6tock o fine caps in the city, and Harper
says; "Clean house" out they go at One-Third Off.
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HlT-ffiil'
i HERE is a given amount of value
1 . ' in a shoe, according to the quality
put into the shoe when made.
ou can t et lo. om a turnip;
neither can you get $18 shoe sat
isfaction from a $10 shec
You want all that you can get fcr
what you pay everyone does
you want service, comfort, style
full returns for the amount you
invest Pay for quality and you
get it in The Florsheim Shoe.
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BIO STOrJE
(FOR THE MA1