AT THE CHURCHES
.called away by the dath of hi., sister,
! Kl.lor 41. L. klme will have charge of
THE ALLIANCE HERALD,
RANDOM SHOTS
BAPTIST I HI Rf ii
- v vires Minnnv l n .
Again the rr.v tk. , I.-:. .1 Frenned English from the Or.l
ance surprise,, some when fifly" nt of ir'1 ,rnPr ,r ltn h"
fathered at the church to stuiy the "02 Emerson. Gotten, tavry wdl reveal the secret" How
W aim5nr t wventy., STKl'HKN J. EPLKK. Minister. .
Kdgar Howard says that some of
the modern dances would make a wo
man in a Turkish harem want to wear
two veil instead of one. When we
learn the new dances, we shall ar
r. onan we have them? A con
versjon took place today, thtit of a
young man, and we are sure of four
baptisms next Sunday evening. Thu
uP0'M, u M?r proe!' on ncourajrinrly.
I he Phdi-Baraca class will have
Feveral new recruits next Snn.hr
morning at .Sunday school
CIlt'RCII OF THE NAZARKNi:
(Corner Fifth and Laramie)
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preachin? an.l
ine district superintendent, Rev. rnnPe to po to Columbia for ins true-
I hOO. I.tiduifr ill hA..i. 4 t inn
one of us. The nastor tearh thi. "l. ! ..
class in the naromre i . w , nPar" Kev- fl,r- l-u.lwig ' vie muck orings up a rood po:nt
L.: "'. .:'K paisonnge. ias sni. i ..., .... r u-hn im ...i... .! t..
lne fo owner wn-icu. Ml 1 i.i i ... . . . f V. "'5 wmcn ".v niMimi masni-u
'" was neui in th rhm-rh
nis opportunity ti
Come out Sunday n
Sunday, to all of which vnn Y, I 'i v. , , lP cnur,n. no doul.t "-' nra always considered an es-
. "J ' .'V,10 . 0I.wn'Cn you aie Wei- be glad Of th S nnnnrtnnlf !,.,- Sent a nrl nf a ln..,. ai. w
wonners why the helpings are so lib-
come: hunlay school at in. rui.a i,: .-
for all ages. Morning sermon .bwi . . e "J" "nV.'y I V ' . 11 " ,b
P U .Wo?eR?li?y" B- Y- ofGd- KC lP,S apiateirnlhhotV,
the finale'of tL "Fatal SpoV'sTory. ' V- W "TTRKLU Pastor. there isn't any room left to Jut food
end. Come and make .ou7Vys. sorv;ccs nt the
:ee how near " ou wm ,hr i0 m' P
veral are writing their ST S L'SToik. "
A ten minute guessing contest will be
had proced:ng the sermon as to how
the story w:
your guess. See
come to it. Se
opinions.
These two questions were found in
the box last Sunday: "What do you
think of the proposed effort to enact a
national law covering Sunday activ
ity?" and "Ought Christians keep the
first or seventh dav of the week?"
Whew! The first of these' will be
answered at the morning service this
week; the other will be made the basis
for a sermon the morning of the 27th.
A B. Y. P. U. social will be held at
the home of Mrs. Herbaugh, 424 Mis
souri, to which all young folks are
invited.
Follow the crowds to the church
where there is always " something
doing.
B. J. MINORT, Pastor.
LUTHERAN ( HLRCH
Sunday's services nt the Lutheran
he serv
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1921
luaintance! Ami so Mrs. N. told her
husband when he came home. She
was mighty wrathy and he tried to
pacify her, but didn't get away with it.
ihen, when Mrs. R. called up and said
the fellow had told her that she had
i accepted, Mrs. N. was hopping mud.
Nothing would do but what her hus
rnand should seek revenge. And so
the husbands of the women got to
pether and" came down town, appar
ently intent on venoranrn UK nr.
. . , " ..... . . llt.ll ln-J
got downtown they bought the drinks
for Jack Hawes. who had been pulling
I another one of his practical jokes but
the husbands knew about it all the
time. Some day that Hawes guy wifl
i- iiung, mai K our words.
Come in at jour earliest con
venience to see our offering of
Ladies' New Spring Apparel.
The Fashion Shop. 22
The forty d-iys before Easter we
call Lent or the I,onten season. Pur- j
ing this season we shall consider lhe
seven words of Jesus while dying (n
the cross. Sunday the tonic will be:
"Our Pyinir Redeemer's First Word ,nPMrnsive
rrom the Cross." All are cordially
invited.
F. PROEGEMUELLER, Pastov.
The department of Agriculture is to
establish a bureau of tob iceo stand. '
I. If it. . - -
, school ' 1 1111 v Wlil sl0P lnP fS!I of a 5-
ni ween lor tnree limes its value.
we re lor it.
We never theur-hl we should see a
time when the old cob pijie shou'd sell
for 3" cents. Cob are comparatively
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METHODIST CHL'RCH
M iss Ethel Graham will lead the
League Sunday night. Subject: "Re
storing a Country.
lhe sermon topics for next Sunday
Council metingi are getting shorter
as the city manirger plan draws n'gh.
Rut they don't get ftarted any sooner.
Out in the simple seclusion of thse
western wilds, we do not know what
is happening on the Great Wh'te Way.
We fire fortuna'e if we even know
there is a Great White Way. There
are: "i ertainty -or saivat on" anl
"Gods Purpose for Every Man." "we ioarn that the chorus girls Rre
1 - prosperous enough to wear gold fillings
Ilflvp von tripH n iar nf nur rlo. in their teeth after several tolernhlv
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I lidous home-ninde minrp meat? bar1 ear5- T,ie dramatic critic of
Greene, in his history of the English w n,i,Jn. .,n(i,:nn jf i rr?! f"11".1 Wl,h a spyglass, sat in a
the modern world strikes its roots, for anWry Meat Maiket. 11 no less than seventeen glints of gold
it was Calvinism that again revealed I in the front row alone. He looks upon
I mis asinuning Toiai as evidence tnat
the country is fast returning to nor
Down in Argent'na they have dis
covered that V00,)0 peso's have boon
"unduly disbursed" in building the
new rapitol. It takes those Latins to
use language.
HIGH GRADE PIANO AT
SACRIFICE PRICE
For quick nale will give big cut lr
irice. This ia one of our best piano
'eft on our hands in public storehouse
n Alliance. Examine it Easy pay
mnts to responsible party. Write to
lay for full information to The Pen
ver Music company, Denver, Colorado
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Miss Leila Cutts is confined to her
home on account of illness.
ARMY RECRUITING OFFICE
MAY RE CLOSED IN ALLIANCE
The army recruitinir f.ffirA. uKirh
has been in Alliance so long that it
has almost become a landmark, may
close down within the nest few weeks,
unless the victory medal rush keeps
up w th more briskness than it has in
the past. The national senate and
house last week voted to overr'de lhe
veto of President Wilson on the reso
lution limiting the size of the amy to
1".",000 men, and recruiting has been
stopped in this district.
For the present, however, the otfice
will remain open and will take rare
of the victory medal work as here-
torore, ns well as assist the Red Cioss
in making applications for travel pay,
minus, etc.
f 1 . . tit . . a.
i.ieuicnam t ninp iMci.ac, accom
panied by a field clerk, Miss Gertrude
Harden, arrived in Alliance Thursday
afternoon, and Mr. McRae appeared
before the meeting of Alliance post of
the American I.eg ;on i?i the evening.
A number of applications for victory
medals were taken, and some were-is
sued. Under the regulations, thoe
not entitled to battle clasps were is
sued their medals on the spot, wh le
applications were accepted for the
others, to be pent to Philadelphia,
from which place the medals n-ill be
mailed.
Miss Harden remained In Alliance
over Friday and spent the day nt the
home service bureau head. matters nt
the court house, for the purpose f
taking the applications of thone who
were not present at the legion meet
ing or had neglected to bring their
discharges with them. ,
fivh
landscape architect and
gardener
Roselta A Co, 104 East 2nd Street '
We carry a full line of trees, enrob
bery, flowers, plants, fruit trees undl
small fruit. W grade yor lawn ar4
plant it for you.
We also introduce the famou 3ufk
blue grass. See as at once for ycue
spring work. All work done by pto-
fesslonal architects and gardeners.
No Job tow Iaj re or too small. 1 Pt
New Lamp Burns
94 Air
Heats Electric or Gas
A new oil lamp that gives an amcz
"ngly brilliant, soft, white light, even
better than gas or electricity, has beeni
ested by the U. S. Government and 3!
leading universities and found to ba
.-uperior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. It
burns without odor, smoke or noise
no pumping up, is simple .clean, safe.
Hums Ul7r nid and fi common kero-
vnf (coal-oil).
The inventor. S. Z. Johnson. f09 W.
Lake SI., Chicago. III., is offering to
send a lamp on 10 days' FREE trial,
or even to give one FREE to the first
user in each locality who will help
him introduce it. Write him today for
full particulars. Also ask him to ex
plain how you can get the agency, and.
without experience or money make
$250 to $500 per month. F22-24
WILLIAM JACOB KEISER
DIED THURSDAY MORNING
the worth and dignity of man. Called
of God and heir of heaven, the trader
at the counter and the digger of the
field suddenly rose into equality with
the noble and the King." The his
torian Motley says: "To the Calvin-'
kts more than to any other class of
men, the political liberties of Holland,
England and America are due."
Services Sunday, February 13: The
Bible school at 9:45 a. m. Morning
worship at 11 o'clock "The Scriptural
went." Congregational meeting and h'-8 ltathl anl. early
William Jacob Reiser, the fourteen
year-old son of Peter Reiser, died from."
snoniy alter nve ociock inursrtay
morning, from inflammatory rheuma-
tism. He had been suffering from
"Pity the poor bachelor," laments a
maker of epigrams, "for he knoweth
not where his next kiss is coming
Today's Rest Story.
In the dear days beyond recall
eettin alon nicelv until ,.. ihv bpf?re Great Drouth set in, an in
- " nhf ntA. 1 . 1 I.
ci'i itiicu uiuuitri lay wiriiciy in a
ditch. A passerby, also carryine a
Wtin nf nflTirii-. 1 nuis iay morning me rneumatism at
at 7:30 o'clock. Civil Government and "rl. " ,f ?lL
the Lord's Pay Commonly Called the "j m. "7"V" . y""'""?' outa here,
Sabbath and in the secular calendar as
Sunday.
All are cordially invited to these
services.
First Presbyterian church, comer
Box Butte avenue and Seventh street.
A. J. KEARNS, Pastor.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Do not forget Him who is the in
spiration of our life! Interest in reli
gion is growing. Reports from all
over the country are encouraging. The
attendance is increasing and additions
every Lord's day, mark a new era in
ehurch work. Are you in ? How much
does your influence count? The min
ister's subjects for next Lord's day are
"Fight the Good Fight of Faith,' and
"What Must I do to be Saved?" Every
service an evangelistic service, and
very member a soul winner will bring
the results. How many are you re
sponsible for? At the morning wor
ship this great theme will be present
ed. All services are open for your
presence. Come to the church with a
message and a welcome.
Owing to Rev. S. J. Epler being
Mr and 1 Mrs Reiser ja' not!cetl him' Saifl the man in the
ay to Wiggins Colo- diteh: -Shay, oP fellow, help me (hie)
Vrevious! bv the outa h.e'" . Witl?.P?rf fiin.itv th
death of a niece, and only returned TVJ fPiieS: " TmTT
about an hour before their son passed VtrlST
About two weeks ago the boy,with you'
sprained his ankle while playing bas- . j . .tr v
krth.ll. ht th fttnH;n I A story for today: "Excuse me, but
states that this injury was ia no wise ZVln "?r!n!vU.
the cause of his death, in spite of "fnxJ f8".8!
rumors to the contrary. man wn2.wtT f pf 1 the8ame
Funeral services will be held Sun- ra'n' atf fto ton you," he
a rf u n u continued, "but I am very large and
corner of Sweetwater and Third, con- SELLS ra,n,1 Tave ,to
aa k.. t- vt-i n backwards, and the conductor alway
sisted by the pastor of the German sJLray,ng t0Jiel aboard and
Methodist church of Gering. ! JVf'P" on aa,n- He. has that
Th imminte familv surviving t.hre tlm.es t8 ntl mv nom
both parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter. tnrec at.ons back."
Keiser. and three brothers. George. .... ...
Adam and Henry, the latter living in ' j- 8 v af Zt aVV M"
Portland; Ore., and seven sisters, m.fS'n tt uU,t.li?a.t,i.,M iSSUed, by
Anna, Mary, Katherine. Lena. Eliza-, of the faculty that her powder puff
beth. who are unmarried, and Mrs. E, mu not b? used dutnn ho1 hoursi
R. Craicr of Ordwav. Colo.. nn,l Mn .wnll ."'
Geo. B. Hoffman, of Wiggins, Colo.
William was a student at Central
school, in the eighth grade, Miss Wil
cox, as teacher. The class will attend
the funeral services in a body. Inter
ment will be made in Greenwood.
Comfortable!
c9 fiifW
PRACTICAL If
.tront f.".:f m
flip?
as an Old
Shoe
A Homely Expression
That Describes the
Sensation of a Woman
Who has Been Fitted to a
"N.-P."
PRACTICAL
FRONT LACE
CORSET
The Front Lace Corset that has the clasp located in the
center of the body, eliminating the pressure under the bust
from other corsets that have the clasp to one side.
Regular and Stout .Models in all Sizes.
Highlanb-Hollo way Co.
all. "I just know I can study lots bet
ter when I'm sure my nose isn't
shiny," she wailed.
Of course, no woman teacher would
ever make that sort of a rule. They
know how shiny noses can become.
Our guess is that if they ever make
that sort of a rule stick, some nf the
male teachers will be going home
through the alleys.
Thursday noon, about the time the
woman's luncheon at the chamber of
: commerce was scheduled to begin, a
j woman entered the Palm Room down
: at the Alliance. She was rather out
I of bretith anl seemed considerably
surprised that there weren't a hundred
women in there. "Isn't this the place
the women are meeting today?" she
asked J. M. "No, madam," he told
' her, "they re at the chamber of com
merce rooms." "And where is that''
asked the woman. Jesse told her. "I
don't know that building," she said,
I "I'll have to hunt all over for them."
"Oh, no," Jesse replied, "that won't be
necessary. Just as soon as you get to
the bottom of the steps you'll hear
them."
A story is going the rounds iuite
a scandalous yarn about the T. P. A.
dinner and dance the other evening. It
seems there was a visiting member
present, with a French name and the
most beautiful manners. Also he was
a whirlwind on the floor. He danced
with two or three of the married
I women, ana was most polite ana
painstaking in showing them the very
newest steps. All the women were
ouita taken with him. and some of
I them told their husbands that he was
indeed a nice man. The next day
they changed their minds. The tele
phone rang in the home of Mrs. N. A
voice at the other end of the wire said
sweetly: "This is Mr. PeV. I am
giving a little supper at the Fern
Garden this evening, and thought you
would honor it with your presence. I
can promise to teach you all the new
dance steps, and can guarantee you a
most pleasant evening' Mrs. N.
thought it strange, but , she decided
right off the bat that she wouldn't be
one of those present She told him so.
A few minutes later the phone rang at
the home of Mrs. R. The same pleas
ant voice told the same fairy-tale,
adding, "Mrs. N. has promised to
come. This last information was
quite a jolt to Mrs. R., but she decid
ed she didn't care to attend, no matter
what her friend was going to do. A
third woman, say Mrs. B., was ven
called, and the same plea-- nt v0'ice
and Mrs. R.
Confidence and Prosperity
vs.
Doubt and Stagnation
Continuing our policy of FAIR DEALING, we cannot claim
prices in our line are as low as they will go, but they are suffi
ciently reduced to warrant anyone in continuing his line of activ
ity at prevailing prices.
By so doing he will prosper, while to continue the tse of
worn-out equipment or material waiting for greater reductions
means stagnation or loss. 1
Talk to us about your particular problem and merchandise
necessary to carry on your household and business requirements
and
, i
We Will Be Fair in Advising You
Rhein Hardware Co.
L.iL
miu iiiai uuiii
Mrs.
lias) nuAivkicAjl 4
how many No on know
row many nj . ut
v m "vie wen taiiri u(J uufc
Mrs. N. thought of it. the
".adder she trot TVi n.nu ik. fi.
'low, to presume on such riight as-
Why Keep Advertising?
'Things are slow this time of year; why should I advertise now?"
is the question a man asked me one day last week.
That man has driven an automobile. He knows that you
can't start an automobile onhigh. First, you get the engine
going; then you "put her in low." When she's moving a little
faster, you change her to second speed and finally, when the
wheels are going round at a pretty good clip, you shift into
high. ' , ' . - '
Why is this? Because an automobile is a heavy load weigh-
ing thousands of pounds.- It takes time and lots of power to get
that big piece of metal stalled and rolling along smoothly and
rapidly. You can't start an automobile right off at sixty mlies
an hour.
a. .
In the same way you can't advertise today and have
the orders you want on your desk tomorrow evening.
People don't do business that way. You have to tell them
what you want to sell and keep on telling them many
times over to get their orders. Some people are harder
to start than automobiles and they move more slowly.
Some Herald readers are just as anxious to buy your goods as you are to sen
them. But they don't know about 'em. Tell them what you have got. Start In at
once. Tell them facts In your advertisement every week and when they are placing
orders YOU'LL GET, YOURS. ,
The Alliance Herald
Telephone 340
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Masonic Templo EUj.
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