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THE ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1921.
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For Christmas a box of Whitman's.
' Chocolates and Confections
An assortment special for
Christmas. A belt and
buckle in a beautiful gift
box $2 to ?8.
Everything for
the Smoker
THE .GIFT SUPREME
A cordova hand tolled leather
bag A gift desired- by every fash
ionable ' woma'i of today. Direct
from ;
U J The riner
Buffalo
THE ANSCO
-A complete line of CAMERAS
including the popular Buster
Brown Camera S2..0 to $60.00.
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THE EVERSHARP A gift welcomed by every mm, woman and
child-?! to $10. ' ,.
VICTROLA No. 90
?10.00 down brings this
beautiful instrument into your
home Christinas, with many
choice records. $2.50 a week
pays for it.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10th
Special assortment Ladies' Leather White Ivory Cologne Bottlo, all
Purses 1-3 OFF.- , sizes 1-3 OFF.
THIELE'S
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10th
WHITE IVORY SOAP BOXES SILVER TEASPOON
- Sets of Six $2.98
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The Eastern Star gave an entertain
ment at the Masonic hall Tuesday eve
ning in honor of the teachers of Al
liance who are members of the order.
December 13. The legion is planning
to stage a home talent play early in
January, and the discussion at the
meeting will be concerned to some ex-
After the initiatory service at which 'tent with arrangements for this pro
nn of the tAehr. Mis.i Frances duction. The Joe Bren company, which
Fletcher, was admitted to the order, 1 staged the minstrel show for the EIk3 . ier t0 bring their donations.
short program was given, consisting last year, has been secured, and prac-
of several selections by a male quar- tice will start immediately after The ladies of Mrs. E. I. Gregg's
to hold these get-together affairs
monthly.
Mrs. F. G. Hitchcock entertained
this afternoon at a 1:30 luncheon and
Monte Carlo whist party. The guest
list included Mesdames C. L. Finch,
H. E. Felters, Harry Patrick, Frank
Mackey, A. E. Nelson, D. L. Sturgeon,
A. W. Newberg, J. H. Standard, A. J.
Cole, W. E. Spencer, H. A. Dubuque,
C. J. Young and R. M. Tinkcom.
There will be a special meeting of
the O. E. S. kensington next Tuesday
afternoon for the purpose of sending
a Christmas box to the order's chil
dren's home at Fremont and the home
for aeed members at Plattsmouth.
Members are asked please to remem-
Christmas, according to present plans.
Sunday school class very pleasantly
surprised their teacher last Tuesday
tet, composed of A. H. Robbins, E.
G. Laing, C. H. Fuller, and Floyd Lu
cas: a reading by Mrs. Minor Moms.' Miss Alta Young was entertained afternoon in celebration of her sixty
and a short talk b yRev. Stephen Ep- by the choir and pastor's family Wed- fifth birthday last Sunday. . There
ler. Refreshments of sandw iches, nesday evening after the choir practice were sixteen of the ladies present and
salad and coffee were served by the at the Baptist church. Miss Young Mrs. Gregg received many beauthul
"S" group. The following teachers was compelled to lead the choir to, the presents.
were present: rroiessor w. . rate, parsonage where she was to he wo.
guest of honor, unknown to her. Atter Following the regular 'monthly
a sumptuous oyster supper, phe was meeting of Most M, T. P. A., tonight,
presented with a three-piece silver set , at the chamber of commerce rooms,
as a token from the choir of the ftp- j the ladies will report at 8 o'clock and
preciation they felt for the way r.he the party will adjourn to the armory
has worked with them. About thirty ; for dancing and other amusements. A
Principal F. C. Prince, Mesdames La
Mon and Price, and the Misses Snea
then, Braddock, Waite, Wilson, Young,
Graham, Durwell, Atwood and Spen
cer, and Miss Fletcher, candidates.
Each teacher was presented with a
carnation.
Mrs. W. H. LaMon will give a re
cital in the interent3 of national educa
tion week at her home. 720 Box Butte,
at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon. A mu-
people made up the party.
The "get-together" party, held at
the parish house of St, Matthews Epis-
lunch will be served later in the even
ing. M
Mrs. J. L.' Jacks left Thursday for
I copiU church Tuesday evening, was one Kansas City, Mo., for a two weeks'
of the most successful Catherines of visit with relatives and friends. The
sical program and musical games will Its kind ever held in Alliance. Men- occasion of the trip is the golden wed-
dc uie ieatures oi tne entertainment. ' drr A. U. Dole, A. V. Uavin, . ding anniversary of her sister, Mrs.
Lunch will be served. The following W. Harri and F. E. Holsten were A. D. Jacks, on December 13. at which
hostesses, and the evening was spent time there will be a general reunion of
i in various amusements,
pupils in Mrs. LaMon's music classes
are included in the guest list: Doro-i
thy Hirst, Helen Hawes, Leota Beck-!
r, Flora Spencer, Mildred Pate,
Maryellan Beagle, Mardell Drake,
Sarah Gahagan, Devere Felter,
Phyllis Thompson, Lilla Graham,
Glenn Hughes, Margaret Thiele, Helen
Hively, Louise Cogswell, Janice Wills,
Vivian Dow, Wm. Clifford, Mitchel
Dole, Felba Cole, Jack Felter, Drucilla
Adams, Marguerite Trimmel, Donald
Newberg, bother Vandeilas, Mar
garet Vanderlas, David LaMon, James
son. Mrs. Inice Dunning will be
honorary guest.
A meeting oi the charter members
of the woman's auxiliary to Alliance
lost of the American l.egion was held
Wednesday evening at the home of,
Mrs. A. O. Dodge. Eight charter mem
bers were present, Mrs. Jennie Wil-i
liams, Mrs. Rathbura, Miss Marie
Rathburn, Mrs. Ella Bock, Mrs. Joe'
Williams, Mrs. M. L. Johnson, Mrs.
Andrew Dodge and Mrs, George Burr.
The meeting night was set for the
second Monday in each month. All
charter members who were not present
and who have not paid the fee should
leave the money with the actine
chairman, Mrs. Dodge; the secretary,
Mrs, Run- Ar of Tha r I?
It Is planned the family.
Candy Is Necessary
Alliance friends have received an
nouncement of the birth . of Louis
Brokaw Striker, who arrived Decem
ber 4, weighing ten pounds, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Stryker
, of Kearney. Mrs. Stryker was former
ly Miss Elsie Johnson, penmanship in
structor in the Alliance schools, com
ing to this city in 1918. Miss Johnson
introduced the Palmer method into the
Alliance schools and her husband is
now penmanship instructor at the
Kearney normal. In her short stay in
Alliance, she won a wide circle of
friends.
The regularly monthly meeting
Alliance post of the American Legion
will be held at the Palm Room of the
'Alliance hotel on. Tuesday . evening,
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FOR CHRISTMAS
It would not seem
like Christmas . if
the Kiddies or the
grownups could not a
have Candy.
It is as much a 5
part of the festivi-
tips as the tree it-
self.
See Our Complete
Lines.
PURE CANDIES ARE THE BEST
Make sure you get the purest candies obtainable. They
are better for children.
OUR HOME MADE CANDIES SATISFY.
h VLlj LINE OF BUJSTE'S FILLED GOODS
Bunte's and Chase's Fancy Boxes I
oi Christmas Candies.
The SUGAR BOWL
406 Box Butte Avenue.
C. A. LiedlofT is in Grand Island in
attendance at the mass convention at
which the new party is being brought
into existence. B. J. Minort i3 an
other Alliance man who is attending
the sessions in the interest of the local
unions.
Clarence R. Scott, district manager
of the Gooch Milling company of Lin
coln, was in Alliance Wednesday,
making arrangements for handling
Gooch products through, the new Alli
ance wholesale warehouse. While in
the city he was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. H. E. Wells.
Mrs. C. E. Hall is away from the
city on an extended trip during which
she will visit a brother at Indianola,
la., and another at Eagleville, Mo.
Mrs. Warren Lotspeich, on her way
home from a few weeks' visit vith
friends in Colorado, spent Sunday in
Alliance with her mother-in-law.
City Manager's Corner
(By N. A. KEMMISH)
Mrs. August Kroeger left Wendes
day for Trenton, Mo., for a two weeks'
visit with her mother, Mrs. Angane.ta
Newman, and other relatives. Mrs.
Kroeger expects to return with her
mother who will make her home here
during the winter.
Mrs. J. W. Bicknell, daughter Mar
garet, son Rex and Mr3. V. E. Hall left
the first of the .week for Pleasanton,
la., for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Alfred Gannon and children of
Hemingford, spent the week-end with
Mrs. Gannon's mother, Mrs. Lotspeich.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thiele returned
this noon from a few days' trip to
Denver.
Mrs. S. J. Smoker of Bingham, v83
in the city Wednesday on business.
Mrs. L. D. Camine of Angora was
in Alliance Thursday on business.
Mr. James Carmody returned Tues
day from Missouri where she ha3 been
visiting for the past few months. .Vr. 1 B. W. Keach has recovered from an
v,BiiiWuy, wno ieit some urns tfo to attack of the influenza,
take a position in Troy, N. Y., ex- (
pects to return to Alliance toon to
make his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Wade Smith left
Wednesday night ' for Moline, 111.,
where they were called by the serious
illness of a sister, Mrs. C L. Richards.
GHOSTS.
"Does my underskirt show?"
Six for a quarter.
Let the office seek the man.
"Have one on me."
Two dollars a day.
Jack George made application for a
pool hall license to the city council
last evening. Members of the council'
were not favorably impressed with the
references and delayed action on the
license for one week until further in
vestigation can be made, regarding the
applicant. Owing to the increase of crime in
other places it was deemed advisable
to put on an extra night police officer
here for awhile. Applications wilb
therefore be in order, giving age, ex
perience and salary expected.
This seems to be the time, of year
when contagious diseases are most;
prevalent. We are now fortunate jr.
being practically free from all con
tagious diseases in Alliance. We are
however using every safeguard pos
sible along tfus line for your protec
tion. It is the duty of every citizen,
in case of sickness arising in the fam
ily to U3e reasonable care in seeing
that the sick are cared for without
exposing others until it is established'
whether or not the patient has some?
contagious disease. In doing this you
are doing your duty as a good citizen
ami neiping us to protect your family
and your neighbors.
Herald Want Ads Results.
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THE UNIVERSAL CAB
The Ford Sedan is the favorite family car, seats five comfortably. While an
enclosed car with permanent top, it has large windows, and may in a minute be
changed to a most delightful open car with always a top protecting against the
sun. In inclement weather it is a closed car, dust-proof, water-proof, cold-proof.
Finely upholstered. Equipped with electric starting and lighting system and
demountable rims with 3 J-inch tires all around. A real family car. Anybody can
safely drive it. It has all the conveniences of an electric car with the economy
which goes with Ford cars, low cost of purchase price, small cost of operation
end maintenance. Won't you come in and look at it?
COURSEY & MILLER
Alliance, Nebraska
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