Styl
Versatile Fall
For Autumn A New Suit, Coat or Dress
A Coat Selected Early Gives
So Much More Pleasure
Having new modes early in the season before they arc worn by everyone else,
the wearer gets a certain thrill of satisfaction. "Why not select yours now and
have it for immediate use as well as later wear! Among this collection. is
Every New Style Departure
you could wish for utility coats and enveloping wraps with large draped
collars, capes and fur trimmings that add to their distinctive appearance.
EVERY FALL STLYE HEREWITH ILLUSTRATED CAN BE SEEN ON
DISPLAY AT THE FASHION SHOP
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Fall Frocks
are Fascinatingly Embellished
Prodigal use of beading in black, white and
iridescent colorings adorn the smart new silk
and wool frocks of Autumn that are fashioned
on chemise, Redingote or Russian lines. Kir
broidery and appliques of kid or contrasting
fabric in gay Egyptian and Persian colorings
enliven the sombre smartness of brown and
blue tricotine, twill and duvetyn. For the
glorious outdoor days when one goes without
a wrap, you will want at least one of these
clever frocks.
LET THE FASHION CHOP
SAVE YOU HOURS OF
TIRESOME SEARCH
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New Suits
Show Smartness and Beauty
Crisp, cool days, that urge one to be out, are
even more beautiful when you are conscious
of the newness, smartness and beauty of a new
Fall suit. Lines, generally speaking, are
youthfully straight and slim, with now and
then a jaunty rippled jacket. In defiance of
frosts and cold weather are enormous and I
coining collars of fur. Finding a.suit this r
son that is attractive, and practical for many
purposes, is indeed simple when one sees the
number of individual models now being dis
CONSIDER THE SATISFACTION
IN KNOWING EVERY GARMENT
IS THOROLY STYLISH
See the Styles
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Will a ihe pleasure of wearing your new Fall costume
be greatly increased by seeing for yourself what the de
crees of United States Fashion-makers are? To Batisfy this
natural desire on the part of women, The Fashion Shop has
secured the 1,000-foot film reproduction of the
Chicago Stylie Revue
This picture represents the expenditure of half a mil
lion dollars by the world's leading designers. The gar
ments shown will be those selected as best depicting fash
ions for the Fall of 1920. 1
Never have the women of Alliance and vicinity had
such a wonderful chance as this to personally inspect these
world-famous modes. Don't let anything prevent your pres
ence at this presentation. At the
Imperial Theatre
Sunday and Monday, Sept. 5-6
Too Much
cannot be said to commend to your consideration our
splendid
SPECIAL LINE OF
Children 's and Misses 9 Hats
We feel that this selection represents the utmost in
millinery for these ages. They are all absolutely' new ar
rivals, showing the latest ideas in fashionable, serviceable
shapes and materials. One feature pf the line is the WON- -DERFUL
Showing of Tarns
You will want to own one of these Tarns the minute
you see them. There are many designs in a wealth of dif
ferent combinations. They come in dashing models, ap
pealing colors and some with the popular embroidered effect.
FOR MILLINERY OF CHARACTER
THE FASHION SHOP
THE FASHION' SHOP
AXGOIiA
Mr. George Venell mid Mrs. P.
1. McCauley were Scottnbluff vlrllors
ast week.
Helen and Doris McCrasV.y have
eturned from a visit with relative
it Gerlng.
Bert Sitler and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of a ten and one-
lalf pound son, born last week.
Miss Anna Daxon has returned
iom a brief visit with re'atlvrs at
N'elelgh.
Rev. O. V. Berry of Loveland.
Col., was a guest last week of hl3
on. Frank Berry, and family.
The baby born to Bud Shoonman
and wife has been very 111.
Jack Graham, foreman of the Hall
& Graham ranch at Bonner, wa
thrown from a horse Tuesdav nnd
luslalned a badly broken leg. Mr.
Jrahani was taken to St. Joseph's
hospital In Allianoe whrr ho will
probably be for several weeks. Alvl.i
Hall of Alliance. Is tikiU2 Mr. fir-
ham's i-lace on fir ranch.
Arthur Johns has received
ihe serious illness of his mother.
vho resides near Aberdeen, S. D.
OeorKe Petre of ftonriatronlr nt.loh.
hood, was In Angora Saturday.
Mrs. W. A. Mansfield, an old timp
friend of Mrs. L. L. Leweli
J Lincoln, was here last week visiting
" v. uvnriirii mi v. m rn ill a it e.
field was on her way to California
to Join Mr. Mansfield . who hn nppn
there several months on a fruit farm.
w. Woods ranch for next season.
A. Hyart of Letan. is the third
trick operator at the depot. Mies
fciva Gullett, the former ODerator.
has been sent to Letan station.
J. It. Kellv and wife
- - " V U V i
ver last week on business.
Miss Florence McCroskv in nt
Scottsbluff and Gerlng visltlne rela
tives.
Miss Gladys Fletcher of nnrnft.
Neb., has been employed as one of
the teachers In Angora district.
AiDert Linnet has a badlv snrain-
ed wrist caused from being thrown
from a horse last week, on the Car
nine ranch.
The .C. A. Giel family were in
Gering last week. They left fhia
week for Lincoln In their car o be
at the State Fair. Mr. Giel holds a
position each year in the treasurer's
office during Fair time. They, ex
pect to camp on the grounds.
J. L. Livingston and familv nf
Ashland, Neb., were here last week
visiting Mrs. Livingston's brother.
V. It. McCrosky, and family.
Mrs. Cah M. Dove and little
Dorothy, were In .Alliance Wednes
day of last week.
F. W. Woods and wife were made
very happy last Sunday by having
all of their six. children at home for
the day, an event which had not oc
curred for sixteen years. There were
also eight of their ten grandchildren
present. There was a fine dinner
a.nd several kodak rK'tures were
made to help remember the occasion.
Mr. Woods and Wife expect to soon
move from the ranch. They will
probably locate In Angora If they
can find a suitable house.
TheTe was an interesting meet in sr
of the Angora Community club Wed
nesday of last week at the B. M.
Kelly home. There was a good
chicken dinner which was thorough
ly enjoyed. The lesson, "Home
Games" was led by Mrs. Marie
Daxon. The recreation hour was
spent in telling "Sandplle" stories of
childhood. Officers were elected for
the coming year beginning with
October. Mies Anna Daxon was
elected president; Mrs. A. B. Marsh,
vice president; Mrs. B. M. Kelly,
secretary, and Mrs. W. R. McCrosky
the group representative. The next
meeting will be Sept. 8th at the
home of Mrs. A. B. Marsh. The les
son for the second meeting in Sep
tember will be "The Convenient
Kitchen."
The, finest harness and running
races ever staged in the northwest
will occur at Crawford City Pafk oa
September 16-17-18. Bring the fam
ily. Let the children see the arrival
of the airplanes from Omaha on Sep
tember 16th. Each arriving plane
will circle over the City and land In
Crawford City Park. Let the chil
dren say they saw the finish of the
first Airplane race in Nebraska. 80
(SMALL C1IANCB
The night was aark but It did not
seem to hamper the German artillery
Shell after shell screamed overhead
as the two Yank's sat uncomfortably
In their, cramped dugout. Suddenly
one came crushing in, bumped Into
the back wall and thudded down at
their very feet, apparently a dud, but
threatening momentary death and
destruction.
"I'm going out of this place," de
clared one soldier, scrambling to his
feet,
"Set still, set still." grumbled the
other; "it takes a blamed good Ger
man to hit the same' hole twice,.
All Kinds of
Rock Salt
"We have a large supply of all kinds of Rock Salt, suitable
for any use on the farm, in the shape and form most convenient
for y.u to handle.
Make it a point to stop in next time you are in town.
The chances are you have been forgttting to buy for some
time. We have what you want in either
LUMP OR BLOCK SALT '
PLAIN OR SULPHUR SALT
CRUSHED ROCK SALT
WHITE STOCK SALT
Curtis "Best" Flour
Is the finest blend of selected grains the kind that makes
home baking delicious. Try a sacfc today.
Buy Your Winter Coal Now
You should be laying in your winter 'b supply of coal right
now. We are receiving shipments of coal from time to time
and we suggest that you place your order TODAY to be filled
as soon as your, turn comes. You will not be able to get it
cheaper for several months.
OWL CREEK
Lump or Nut ,
KIRBY COAL
Lump or Nut
MOFFAT COAL
Lump or Nut
Evertyhing in our line is at your immediate service We
want you to "give us a chance" to please you. That is all we
Stephenson & O'Bannon
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
HAY, GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR AND COAL
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THE IMPERIAL THEATRE
TONIGHT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3
WM. FOX presents MADLAINE TRAVERSE in
"THE HELL SHIP"
A tale of Ocean Pirates and Love. She could control a
ship but not her heart.
COMEDY "THE DETEGTRESS"
LATEST CURRENT EVENTS
ADM, 15c and 30o
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4
LAUGH WITH HER. CRY WITH HER.
SYMPATHIZE WITH HER.
"NAZIMOVA"
The incomparable in
"THE BRAT" . .
This her latest and greatest picture A Screen Classic
Production
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6
JESSE L. LASKY presents HOUDINI in
"TERROR ISLAND"
Six smashing reels of love,
Thrills and adventure
MAT. 15c and 30c NIGHT 20c and 40o
"HAND OF VENGEANCE'
SUNSHINE COMEDY -"HIS NAUGHTY WIFE"
ADM. 15c and 30e
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