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THi: AM.IANCK HKRAU), FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1021
AT TIIK MOYIKS
"Her Honor the Major," with Mili-rn
Perry, a now l'o scircn .-.lar, in I ho
lral;np role, will ho shown at tho Im
prrial this rvcninir. Tin1 play is hasoil
on tho proat Uroailwaj surross of tho
fjmp namo, anrl dcmonsl rail that tho
hand that r-x-ks tho rradir ran, if nec
essary, ru'e a city. Of rouiso, thorp
mo a few plots and counterplots, and
nnd the jounir lady major falls in love
with her political adversaj), hut it
oupht to he an intero. tint; feature.
The Saturday hill is "Tho Price of
Redemption," and the star is that
fascinating jrentloman, I'.oit l.jtell.
The central fivrmo in tl-.is romance is
1-eich Iierinc, a young Knli..)i otficer,
who displays his hravery hy blinking
relief to a heleavured linlish fort in
the heart of tumultuous India when a
native uprising takes place. Ho re
turns to London a hero; rn,rries a rich
frirl for the sake of the position tho
alliance will jrivo him and then dis
covers that he does not love her. One
nipht his wife's father is slain hy a
woman whom lie had wronged. Poring
learns the perpetrator of the murder,
and then, wishing to get away from
his unhappiness, assumes the hlame
for the crime and returns to India.
There, a hunted man, he sinks into the
depths of degradation. A slave to
drink and cocaine, he becomes an out
cast until one day there Ik a great
change. Inch by inch he fights his
way back to honor and place and a
food name.
Chamber of Commerce
Dues Are Deductible
From Gross Incomes
The Alliance chamber of commerce
'secretary has received many inquiries
I from its members regarding the dis-
position in income tax returns of duos
: to commercial organizations. Soere
jtry C'roy has MihnvHnd the follow
ing pel f -explanatory letter from the
'commissioner of internal revenue,
i written to the editor of the Monthly
Bulletin of the New Yolk chamber of
! commerce, which will he of interest
j to nviny Alliance business men:
"Keforcnco is made to jour letter
of January liT, 1!'20, in which you in
t(uiie whether dues paid by business
land professional men to chambers of
commerce are allowable deductions
I from gross income as business ex
I pen -es.
"In reply von are advised that this
otTice holds that membership dues paid
I hv taxpayers, either individuals or
corporations, to chamber of commerce
as a means of furthering their busi
ness interests may be claimed as a de
duction in the return of income ren
dered for a year in which such duos
are paid or accrued, according to the
basis upon which the books of the tax
payer arc kept."
Sunday comes Klaine llammorstein
in "The Point of View." This is a
photoplay depicting the troubles
caused a family; by the maintenance
of a bulwark of pride against the
worldly troubles that beset them. Miss
llammorstein portrays the role of
Marjory Thorncroft, who enters into a
loveless marriage to further the am
bitions of her violinist brother, who
has dreams of being a king of the con
cert stage. After a year studying in
Europe his first performance proves a
frost, and then the storm breaks.
Chamber of Commerp e
Will Elect New Officers j
At Its Annual Meeting
Five directors for the chamber of
commerce will be elected at the annual
meeting of the organization, to be held
Tuesday at G:'iO p. m. at the armorv.
Karl Mallery, K. A. Bald and II. K.
(Jantz are the retiring members, and
(Jlen and True Miller, who are filling1
unexpired terms by appointment, must,
come up for re-election. The directors 1
Krf.l.lirwr rit-i, mo A rl' 1 linn T C '
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Rhein, I.ee Moore and Charles Brit-;
tan.
The committee in charge of selling
tickets for the annual dinner will be
abroad Saturday. An especial etTVl ,
will be made to get a large number of (
ladies to attend. i
Fascinating Spring Hats at
Satisfactory Prices. See them in
the window. 28;
Highland-Hollow ay Co.
It's one of those bedroom farces, of
course, but the fillum for next Monday
is a pippin. The title is "A Shocking
Night." William Harcourt, depicted by
I.ee Moran, is a young business man to
whom fortune gives a surly glance just
when he most needs money. He is try
ing to put up a good appearance before
n rich man who is going to back him
in a financial come-back, and his bank
ruptcy almost ruins the plans. How
he and hi bride play butler and maid
while a pal ami his fiancee plav the
vole of host and hostess, gives
principals ample opportunity to
themselves into deliriously funny
uations.
the
get
sit-
See the window of New Spring
Millinery at $1.9". 28
Highland-Holloway Co.
You will want to get "Hono
lulu Eyes,"- Victor record No.
18721. Mann Music & Art Co.
Smart Spring Hats. See them
in the window at $1.95. 2S
Highland-Holloway Co.
..Match Victor records out to
day. Mann Music & Art Co. 28
Smart Spring Hats. See them
in the window at $1.95. 28
Highland-Holloway Co.
I.eo Sperling Wednesday sold the
business of the Alliance Junk company
to Workman & Mcl.auirhlin. and will
ship what stock he now has on hand.
Possession will be given immediately
thereafter. Mr. Sperling goes to Can
ton, O., to engage in business with
other members of his family.
See the window of New Spring
Millinery at $1.95. 28
Highland-Holloway Co.
.."Down Hy the O-III-O, Vic
tor record No. 1872.'!. Mann Mu
sic & Art Co. 28
Miss Charlotte Stinger of Scotts
bluir came to Alliance yesterday to re
ceive medical aUcntbni-
Harry Thiele returned Tuesday from
a few days' business trip to Omaha.
Fascinating Spring Hats at
Satisfactory Prices. See them in
the window. 2
Highland-Holloway Co.
The new Victor records always
on sale first day of the month.
Mann Music & Art Co. 28
UUY HY
THE NAMK
Colorite
COLORS
OLD AND NEW
STRAW HATS
Our Stock is Complete
Also
Colorite
Double Strength
Fabric Dyes
In Tablet Form
ALLIANCE DRUG CO.
Scotten & Hershman,
Proprietors
214 Box Hutte Avenue.
Hart Schaffner
&.Marx
Clothes
Clotho
More wear
more style
less cost
in Hart Schaffner
& Marx all-wool
clothes
New Stetson Hats
New Clapp and
Walkover Shoes
Sold Exclusively at
Famous Clothing House
atarday Special Only,
at The CASH STORE
.Mar.
This is worth your time to save money Come early and get a good
selection before the bargains are all gone. This sale is for one day
only. We sell for cash only. Look over these wonderful values.
Saturday we could not give the proper service, the crowd was so
large.
TURKISH TOWELS BUDAL CAMBRIC SMOCKS AND SILKOUNE BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES
(TwotoaCstomei) 19 YARD OVERBLOUSES 25 YARD 2 98
IQiFAflf iurj: S1 QS in all new patterns 36 inch wide.
iyC L'0?L'" ThU (Jmni ? id, val. Th are 40c values. Bis selectton These are $1.00 and $3.00 values.
These are 35c values, This yards lo a custome?.) These at e $4':0 va,ues" to choose fr0m' AU Leathr-
UGT,nJ?R5oRK CHILDREN'S DRESSES MADRAS DRAPERY BOYS' OVERALLS CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
PERCALES n
25 YARD $1.98 In n,ue' Rose and (;,een 98 PAIR 25? EACH
9gA YARD In goo neayy Denim regular $1.33
36 inch widths In best grade of Gingham.. These values, all sizes. Rough and Ready.
13c and 58c values. AU fast colors weie $98 and 3-98 values. $1.25 and $1.59 Values Saturday only. Size 6 to 16 years. These are 43c to 60c values.
RENFREW STANDARD DAMASK
MERCERIZED
Damask Mercerized, 61 inch width.
98cper yard
Saturday, 3 yards to a customer. This is a regular $2.23 value.
BUNGALOW APRONS
98c" EACH
These are regular $2.48 values.
MEN'S 5( NECKWEAR SALE
You pay $1.00 for one, give you one extra for
5c
more.. These are regular $1.30 neckwear.. All good patterns.
SILK SALE
$1.95
Foulards and Plain Colors.
LADIES' DRESSES
In Silk and Tricolette
SI 9.98
These are $23 and $35 values.
RIH STORE ("-TtkrVstXJ?ix:iiiir
