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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1922)
THE ALLIANCE HERALD. TUESDAY, APRIL 2 1022. Alliance Council No. 07.", K-i.lits ,,'fj CoiuiMi.u , put u i a c!:: .- u, inn m .ti nt tin in.t aiii.n Si.n.wy, a Uuu.uet at; the Arnory lo'lovim- th: ivn-eiiini of decrees at the ckb rooms in the mtewiooii. 'j he candidates and mem lrs inten.l.'th m;is ;.t ti:e taihoiic church in the niuininjr meet n i.t the' iV.ii in th, aitiHinori (,y t!e omt'.r-' linf of decrees, the fn t and ecn:i. of! tlie.-e benvii rien by the A!li...iee ouir. u a:,c ioe t.md oy 1 bt.-ct Iepuly Jair.cs I.. Cun.:n, and the vis itors i'rom leal. At tlie ha,:n,uot, at I which L. F. Shields ).i'csih ! j;s ;a t-1 iiiatcT, James I,. Cum n, of i.ead, S. 1 I)., district deputy; J. L. N'cary, pest Grand Knkbt of the Iiiaek Ii:iis coun cil ; i:ev. Hal'ie of ttayard. spoke. ;ll receiving the heartiest uppb'U-e. Ka. niond LaKiie;e Rave a vio'in sole; Mary kintf, a somano solo and I'd The Kine.ika C.mpfi.e b.'-M its rrtvi lar wecl.ly r.u i. .iru a tlie home 'of 1-oMy I 'any, UUO bar, i.iie, Mnrdiy c.:imr. A rc;,rt :.s j iven bv th. 2'rts who look tii.' layoff t the younir o! l.er's wio. "I'his la r 1 1 was'r.ia li en. holy by the f : i lis then e ves ruiiitj: the l; .t two m.mths. Tito cven:n w.!-- -,;nt in t i:u; ev t sotre by ', , cul'.iue le.ovd.; and l in-h m.Mii.iiont w s t t it nit. Pel'Voi' rei" e hmrnt ve:e rrwd by the hn.-tes-c.;, boi' Taily mid liiini Mae ?I.'ier. The Rural Woman's club met April' daf'l k'PT tnvl.lMn 1 2d m tl, W., r Mr ciiiln ' 11 Ul""1 c,-'Sh l her Home Satur- five Icrue attendance and nn interest na prop-rum. i he leaders in the discus--ion were Mrs. Louis IV. well, Mr;. F'.ta Iieal, Mrs. Alex Lee and Mrs. tiuy Kj.-t. A'.tr ro're: Invents the met iiij: adjourned to i.u t in tii.ee wieks t the la. 1. 10 of Mis. Juii.uino. There w i" be a nicetine- of :ii' s it's cl.iji Jl.i 1'1'H' V.ty 1, at Opal Ki.. sell s oj curt lii.u e, et whi-h a!i i u" jrirrr.ily re v.e.-te I to U; pre . i.it'eiii.U' will be f take 'in !,0 r rnii'ic in the i'i e t. This and bplit Hue. hmeuis were s-erveii. I he M, li. ciioii- w ill rnoct Thurs :ty vetinjjr at ti e bi.i.ie o( Mrs. A. i'. .il le, i m 1 1'ilow : to.ie. lii ant wid bo as,..-ta;.t !.o,te..s. Mr;. Allied iYtnn;', a!cr a few Week..' VI ,t Mi.h ll.'l- p;ili. ts Mr. ai.il A. S. .Mot,., iLui;i.i'i m i.ei lu.ioo at Nt i.i.is,i I'll,. injitti-i -. Ii !': lisban.ied 1. u ilini' lied vh 'it ti e club nil. There will p: iiy :.t ti;e i. v., t.l I K pv . inpai i,.u.i ii. Iv a Mi. nt' I ..ri.-li Ima-e l) i' li.e :..i; ) vbi'-t ' Ulll-I Hi U: The Kinunka CampHre pirls rr-ive the Ciean-ti) and raint-up moveme n a p'cod start Saturday when, attired for i be .ccr.. fun in army brereiies and wool shirts tb.py hclpoij A. II. Harjier clean up the yard of the llarpor-.ei- rr.aa on station at tlie coi ner ol lomt'i The La.-1eiii Star k'n.irutin will He', 'i'h.v.i . lay at tho M::.-o: ie Teia-. le. Al! i: e; bei s who e hiri Inlay si eome in .i u are re 'e-i-rs. li.ere Tlie I!pi:(n ni'-'!av ai iei : Vi.t'l , ;! ; Id v.i'l meit V d ioo.i at the t ai i Ii In. use Ko l! ekv ith u liu. t l Ss. ill be co"te. ts an I ;.'iz,',s wiivM-r.-. Liirht n f:e.- l i.ient seied. for the will b The re -u'ar i.iei fnu o," Adoniratn I.odiie of I'ci fret ion No. 1 will ki lirbl 1 v cone: dav evening nt the Masonic letnpie. All JVot.i b Ki:e Ma-oi? are I'-s'ied to a tnl, as plans will bo in: !e tor the May leue'on. Mr. reo e lo. liu'.te end Mi-.. I . H. Denton h.'e .... ii. i iiho i no n,ier Home ai m.j ivi n lie. UlKTtiS ne. Die eu.s worked stead-. receiving several encores. All tire -H.-t -v u ' 'fx rm? making their work a ai . ,v roon .-.jr. imrper nail lunch sent to thciM, and in the afternoon be "tvpftop' tbein to the matime nt the Imperial. ileintyie of Lean, a t.-nor sen), eaiiii: receiv.n several encores, ah pre i. t then stood and sane: "America." The candidates initiated weie Willi an 1!. Breckm r, Carl Dueehsen. tein, A. 11. Lyon, F. L. O'Connor, 1). J. Sab ;!ee, Kaymond LaKiviere, Albert U. It. n'y of I-akeside, Ieo Ka.-tner, W. J. Ibn ae, Martin W. Morris, Ci.il A. J-.rry, Thomas I). Vail, George Hloek, S. S. Wozny and Thomas 1-k Kiny: i f An pora; P. A. Canoll, John Carry, J. ,A1. Litteras of Antioeh; Anton lVe.-ter of Angora; Ed J. O'Neil. L. A. b.aeh.kv and J. A. Fellner of Bavard. Herbert J. States of Lander, Wyo., vbo is assoeiateil with Lloyd Thomas in homestead locating and co'onization work in central Wyoming-, in the Lan der territory, stopped over in Alliance on Saturday for a business visit with Mr. Thomas. He reports cond'tions The Kast Side rro'vre.--sive club met at the home of Mrs. Charles Wolfe and Mrs. Loy Gai wood, Apr.l II). Alter j a very intere.-tmj; me"t:nir and re- Ire, hnients the meet nK was adjoumrd to meet in two weeks, or May 8, at th? Last Poi.it school houe. This w ill be nn all-i' iy meet in tr. All are requested to brimr their lunch and meet with the ladies. Mrs. Pete Gor man and Mr?. Ficd Doness will le hostesses. " ml : d Mi IS, The ladies' circle of the Christian Inn eh will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. W. i:. Cults, Mi.'l N obrara. It will be a work meeting and there i.. i iii i ortant business to bo transacted. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gaiilz will drive to Denver this week to have their car oveib.'.u'ed ard ,'bir. theie. Mis. Culver, who here vi-itimf b.er sister. Mrs. W. li. Harnett, v;ll ..coorn pany them. Saturday. April L'2 To Dr 11. (i. P.auman, twin f;irls. Satiudiiy, Aoiil -J 'Po Mr P. M. tiarwoo I. tv.i'i... a bov : i.d a i ill Saturday, April 2t! - To Mr. and Mis. II. L. Crair.p, Z12 Pi'iorn, a oa .y ciil. Saturday, April l 'I o Mr. and .Sirs. John Overman, a Lahv bov. The led:es of the P iptif-t Aid soci etv will be enteit ined bv Mrs. C. H. Fuller end Mrs. W. H. Gillette at the church W nine-day ft 2:t). All are re quested to brinp thimble find needles. Alliance Has u Candi'Jale fcr (he Trip to Franco At the Mamlay luncheon of the Al liance ehiiinber of comineice, Larl 1). Mallery spoke in behalf of the Ameii can committee for the relief of devas tated France. Miss Anne Moruan is financing the work of solicitation of funds for the state quota, and arranire- nicnts have been made whereby a cer tain mimlor of women from over the The Woman's club will meet IT'la afternoon with Mrs. John Peach, fiis. Georire Lb Darlinur and Mrs. Addis! in excellent .-nape in nis territory anil i oie as nosiesses. ine sunject win ne, they expect to locate a larre number "Foreign Music," and the following of nomeseekers on government home- papers will be piven: "French Musie," stend du',;n?' rominsr months. While Mrs. He.ldish; "Spanish Music,' M.. here Mr. States made a trip by autoi Neuswaiifrer; "Iudian Music," Mis. to Ellsworth to see Messrs. Jameson I Duncan. There will also be ..flections nd Wriphtman on business matters. 1 of the various kinds of music by ('if cr He is a former Lincoln and Nebras- ent people, ka university man and while in the university carried olf a number of j Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Howard enter bonor1! on the athlet'C field. He hasltaine.l a few friends Friday evening been located at Lander about fifteen in honor of the first birthday anni years. There is plenty of snow over versary of their little dauRhter, Ieora. most of Wyoming, he says, which will A dozen friends were quests for the insure frood crops this cominjj season 1 occasion. The table was prettily dec and plenty of water in the irrigation orated, the feature being a birthday projects. cake with one candle. the loreiem missionary society oi ptate will be piven free trips to France, ine iiejioiiaii l.iuivo mix i deprndinff upon the amount of money Wednesday aftemoon at the home of ; Fl,bsrribel from their localities. For TlTfa 1 V lVtni'cpn Inn l(.!iilpi w i 1 i. i:.. . d...,.w., ... -i i Mrs. J. F. Petersen. The leader will be- A. r.s. A. P. Acheson. Tom Pass will cive a violin solo, and Mrs. Pass will give a few vocal selections in Itfdian. The high school girls' blee club will also ising a number of song.-. the first ?1S,0(H) contributed from the state one girl will Ikj sent, and one lor eacn additional ifO.tKH). Miss Irene Pice of this city is the only candidate entered in Nebraska in the territory west of the city of York. Mr. Mallery asked the chamber vf commerce for its unqualified endorse- . , , , , ,. unlit w vi;c ,ijiv tiiiii i-u.,..--i i iii.iv Dr. Slag'e is in Omaha attending the .,.0,, ask t1( co-opK-ralion the convention of the State Meiical of othor cities a)1(l t(lWn5 jn westcin society. He left Sunday noon, ami is Xebraska without candidates. L'is existed back the latter part of the nu)tion waa a,0.cti. week. The Fortnichtly club will met Mon day evening at the home of Miss Aita Young, with Miss loung as Hostess. The Biggest Ging ham Dress Sale Ever Held In Colorado or Nebraska The Biggest 01 ng ham Dress Sala Evtr Held In Colorado or Nebraska Over 1,500 fine imported gingharn dre?ses bought at great price concessions. Reuler's purchased the entire stocks of two high-grade wash-dress makers, for which deal liberal price concessions were made. Never in our merchandising' experience have we laid eyes on such lovely dresses at DOUBLE THESE PRICES. GROUP 1 $1.75 to $2.50 GINGHAM DRESSES About 200 chic, new ;ln:;Liaru and prtntod volto dresses. This big from, baa several differ out styles from which to choose. Dresses for i trect wear, house wear, uiid perch dresses GROUP 2 $3.00 to $3.9S GINGHAM DRESSES Contains about 300 high er grade dresses, over 25 styles from which to make selection. Made of finest quality domestic wash gingham i n checks, plaids, and 8 t r i p e s. Uset ptioual! Wonderful! At $1J8 TO $12.50 IMPORTED GINGHAM DRESSES Die very finest imported English and French Gingham Dresses extreme v&iuc3. Nowhere could you buy dresses of this quality, workmanship, and rtyle at less than $12.50. There are plaid3, checks, and stripes; there are xstices, sizes for every figure. Offered at only GROUP 3 Up to $5.00 GINGHAM DRESSES 35 styles to srtfect from all made of line count gingham and many Im ported Elnghams In new cheeks and new sleeve e.Tecta. The most ex quisite 8 b o w 1 n g of dresses ever offered at this price In one store GROUP 4 Up to $10 GINGHAM DRESSES The most startling val ues in the entire assort ment. High grade, fine count imported gingham dresses. Styles galore, and all new sleeve ef fects are generously rep resented. IrcF8ea for utreet wear, houso and porch wear all offered ut the extremely low price of $4.98 $6.98 Miss Kice plans to leave Thursday for a meeting in Omahu, in connection with the campaign. The chamber of commerce has been advised of several carloads of Early Ohio seed potatoes wh'ch are for sale. It is not the desire of the chamber of commerce to interfere with the regu lar commission men who handle seed potatoes, or to supplant them in any way, but fanners who want seed and who are unuble to obtain it, will be pliiced in touch with the paities who nave the seed for sale. Herald War-. Ad are read. HUE (Ill HtH OF fHKIST. Nearly a bundled Odd -Fellows and Kebekr.hs were present Sunday ninht to hear the inini.-ter's sermon especial ly prepared for the occasion, it was a happy experience to address this splendid body which with m;.ny others crowded the building to its capacity. The Bible school only lacked twenty of exceeding the highest lecord in at tendance. The Wednesday evening meeting be gins at 7 o'clock. This will be one of the be.st meetings of the year. Choir practice, under the direction of J. li. Irwin, will lie held at the church at :15. This will luliow the piuyer meeting. The district convention of the Fifth district churches will be held at llay ard May ." to 7. Mrs. F. O. Kurgess of Sidney is fecretary and S. J. Kpler of Alliar.es is president. Hie presi dent's uddress will be given the firt-t evening of the convention. As chaplain of IV t M, T. P. A., the minister will attend the state conven tion at Columbus on Friday and Sat urday of this week. Tiie play, "Alice's D."nn-?r Party," under the direction of Miss Hillie Swensen, with fourteen boys and girls in the cu. t will be given at the church Fiiday eveninir at 8 o'clock. Admis sion I'i und oj cents. Yoj will de sire to witness this presentation of America's cosmopolitan population. S. J. Kl'l.LIl, Minister. KAITiST ( HI IK II. The large t Sunday school attend ance in the nistory of the church took place la.-t St'nday. Many new scholars both nmong adults and young. The morning nudlenee was unu.-ua'ly large, end of course the eening keeps up to its habit. Moie room needed, but v.e must content our.-eives witn prernt conditions ior some t rue et to come. Two more men h:ive promi ed to join the nu n's class Sunday, l.-t us all v.l n r.re memljcrs 'urn out and we will have cur large.-t attendance tlii.t morning. The woman's society meets at the church tomonow a'ti-inoon. The choir will practice at the home of J. S. Coi p, who will ent.'iti'.in them wkh the help of Mrs. T. A. Cro . In keeping with the national move among the llotarians, the pa-tor wdl preach a special sermon on "Tlie Hoy und Hi IMation U, the Social Order, '.he Oovcrnment and the Kingdom of God." Five of our members held a service at Angora Sunday evening for a large crowd. Another group will be sent there won. The official board meets tonight be tween 7 and 8 o'clock at the church to consider business. Shall we have seventy-five at prayer meeting tomorrow? Ii. J. MIX0RT, Factor. The rmplmmt department of the! wanted; what vires will W pnid; and cb-imber of commerce n very nctivei!l(' length f time thy will bo fiirni-hini: help i.io-tlv lo fj-rmrrs who van,','l; nr tir.donbted'ly will le r.re st'ir'inir spring p'rrt'ng. A l.ire '..-nry to 'o ...ire edvertising out number " workers, will lio w.inled '"l'Avr' " thiough nn fllpbr, ment when po'eto pb" ting starts, to cut and 1 '-'"'"V "l I-'etivr, 1 iac.ln or Oinah:t. sort potatoe s. Fr.rmers shotii.l advise the clianv er of commerce o'Tiee ct Cod made ti e wmbl lound. only men nee, stating l ow many men will b can. make it sijnaie. ( eonviile Mews. N MOTHER lUMr.cn tl mm" !ior on Molhor's Tay, M iy 11th. wiLh a (lift 1 That I ..-sis. Soo the tlis- ?.inf:.i, pay ;.t ThkloV. GET YOUH FISHING. TACKLE HERE. And you'll get the best. "Zj CRANE'S LINEN LAWN STATION KRY Socially Correct Fancy Kelts and Kelts. You'll need a new one for summer wear. ?1 and Up. YOU NEVER TIRE OF REALLY GOOD MUSIC And here .ire some lied Seal records that are really good music. They are excellent reproductions of rood simple and -understandable music and should be in every home. K I G 0 L ETTO -1 A 1 A P 1 1 U AS E A wonderful piano rec ord by Coi tot. ADIDE WITH P. IE A vocal duet by Alma Gluck and Madame Homer. TURKISH MARCH A Lcautiful violin record by Jascha Heifitz. SING ME TO SLEEP. THE LOST CIIORl)-Two beautiful records "by Alma Gluck with a violin obligate by Zimbalist. We always enjoy playing records for you, and these are records you will enjoy hearing1. THIELE'S 7ht Stun With a Guaranttt Without Rid 7apt A FREE LECTURE o n CHRISTIAN SCIENCE WILL HE GIVEN IN Alliance, Sunday, April 30 IMPERIAL THEATRE 4:00 I M. Hy SAMUEL W. GREENE, C. S., of Louisville, Ky. Member of the Hoard of Lectureship of The Mother Chureh The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in ltoVton, Mass ' THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED