Thursday, March 27, 1919
THE ALLIANCE (NEBRASKA) HERALD
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Social News. Church Notes and Lodce Doings
of the Week as Told the Society Reporter
T)rs. Jeffrey and States, Chlroprac
tors. 7859tf
At the regular meeting of the
Tublic Service Club Tuesday night
the members and others present
-were given a short but splendid talk
ay former state representative Lloyd
C Thomas, editor of Alliance's lead
ing newspaper. Mr. Thomas' talk
was along the line of co-operatlOn
and good roads. He stated that he
was pleased to find Oshkosh living
up to her name of being a live wire
In the matter of public improvements
and that by more concerted action
and hanging together we, as a com
munity organization, can get most
anything we go after. This is not
only the opinion of Mr. Thomas but
K is me opinion -throughout
the pan-handle district
of this part of the state. To say
that we are proud of this reputation
is putting it mildly and to further
aay that we are going to live up to
aaid reputation is also stating It
mildly. Garden County News (Osh
kosh). . n r ft v, hnnn anhnrrthed in the
Victory Fund Campaign in the local
Presbyterian church. The quota for
i koa hwn nver-subscrib-
ed The local budget Is well estab
lished with a substantial sum but as
yet not Quite sufficient to meet the
- i . i. ntlll fair
"hndeet xne comiuuite run
r 6 t in7 la the Air
ing suoscriyii"o. Tv. -
ure subscribed to benevolences, In-
. ... n.nhv(ar an
suring tne Ainante 1 1 o., .
church a full share In the $13,000.
000 benevolent work of the whole
- v. . i .hnrrh thrnnehout the
-world. Seven men of the church
took part in the canvass, aa
rc ,-ar Miller. Rheln. Hut-
iUCBOlD. Miaw" .....
chinson, Overman, Wilson and
Kearns.
-ui.i. mintv mmils' exanu
Ination will be given , at the "
Anril lO and 11. 17-Zt-78bl
a- n ioo Thiirodav. where
"Weill lO Kjuiaua i- -
Mr. Stephens was introduced to the
mysteries or me aurme
Masons.
Tlie Cutisman UgM Weight
Knglne 1 an all-pun engine and
is especially adupted to farm use. We
... . iw.w von what it Mill
do. Several of tliem are now In u.e
in this section of the county and all
are giving Khh1 itisfaotion.--Tlie
Dierks Iiiimoer uiminn). .
The Misses Ruth and Belle Reid
visited over Sunday in
. Uobert Macy, son of A. J. Macy,
a At.tnAA AltlTOn
former well Known .
. . im.nna WoririPftriaV nOOll
arrivea m . m
. rvn Robert will
irom iviuumu"! -
nack up some furniture and ship it
back to their home. Mr. Macy, who
. ... ..n.sAtiiH with the
Was IOrllieiijr luiuv.v. ---
Alliance postofflce for several years,
was recently appointed postmaster at
Moorcroft. a place for which he is
well fitted, iney nave '"
near town.
John Snoddy fepent Wednesday
and Thursday in ciiiriiiu
ness.
Mrs. John Krause of Long Lake
was visiting frienas nere
.w.. waikixi.ni for ireneral house-
iinvu " " , 4..on.
llionA 173. Itllfouo
VI MS
army service at Ellington Field, Tex
as, two weeks ago. Lyle is now
.' v. - t.i. inh in charee of the
light plant at Lusk. Wyoming, the
booming lltue ou cuy. c D
he liked aeroplane flying with thte
exception of the nose dive, which
. V. .minmfnPt!lhln until U
was roiuei ui".u""
person became used to It.
mv. n ciinrinipnt was called out
for the second time on Tuesday at
9 o'clock In the evening uy a
longed alarm from the city light
t nnnpnred for a time that
the entire plant might be endangered
o wViinh had raueht in the
roof above the boilers. A bad fire
plug, adjoining the plan, caused tho
tireboys much grief and no water
v.iiahi until a line of hoso
was run from a plug at the other
corner of the block. It then took
only a few mlnutea to put out tho
blaze. Throwing water nr
a. oios.tri wires was not an en-
Joyable experience for the volunteer
flreboys but none of them shirked
their duty in spite pi iu u..e. .
The fire loss was not nemj.
SATISFYING REIEF
FROM LUMBAGO
sA very pleasant affair took place
at the home of Mrs. John Smart, on
Cheyenne Ave., Saturday evening,
when a shower was given in honor
of Miss Elsie Johnson, who leaves
the city March 30. Since the Im
portant event Is to take place at
Easter time, each guest was required
to picture some scene or person
closely connected with the bride, on
paper cut In the shape of an Easter
egg. Also, on papers cut to repre
sent rabbits each' guest wrote a wish
for the future. The gifts, consist
ing of sliver, selected to correspond
with the pattern already chosen by
the bride, were secreted, each with
an alarm clock, which was set to go
off at a 6tate,d time. Several excited
searches were made before the re
cipient discovered the gifts. Dainty
refreshments were served, and sing
ing and Victrola music helped to
make the evening enjoyable.
Church or Christ
We are expecting another of those
record-breaking services next Lord's
Day. The minister is attending tho
State Ministerial Institute of the
Churches of Christ at Lincoln this
week and will be back refreshed in
mind for pulpit work. The morning
subject for the sermon Is, "Tho
Christian's Opportunity." The even
ing subject is, "Addition or Subtrac
tion?"
Both Endeavor Societies meet at
6:30 p. m. A place for all ages in
the Bible school and C. E.
How much depends upon your tal
ents to make every service a suc
cess. The church will begin a series
of evangelistic meetings Sunday
April 6. Come to the church with a
message and -a welcome.
STEPHEN J. EFLER, Minister.
Presbyterian Cliurch
Services for Sunday, March 30:
The Sunday school at 10 a. m. is
the Power House for Character
Building. J. L.. Overman, Supt.
Morning worship, 11 o'clock.
"Forward Look for New Church
Year." Evening service, 7:30 p. m.
"God's Gifts." Text, "God who giv-
eth us richly all things to enjoy."
Preaching both morning and ev
ening by the pastor. Special music
by the choir.
Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m.
Topic, "On the Fence." Leader, F.
O. Rowe.
All are cordially welcome to these
services. A. J. KEARNS, Pastor.
Methodist Church
Our Sunday school goal before
Easter is 250 in attendance regular
ly. We lack only about 60 mem
bers. Why not each member of the
church adopt as his motto, "Every
member of the church in the Sunday
school; and every one In the Sunday
school at the church services." That
will immediately put us beyond our
goal.
The evangelistic meetings have
been announced to begin next Sun
day morning. The pastor will have
for his sermon subject, "Each One
Win One". Let us respond heartily
to this service, as the congregation
plans to Join the Baptist church In a
farewell to the Laytons, whom we
greatly ove. Let us crowd the Bap
tist church to the doors Sunday
night!
The evangelistic meetings will
continue thru the week, excepting
Saturday night. Tuesday night we
shall have Dr. J. M. Taylor, Just re
turned from a trip around the world'.
It will be a free lecture, also Illus
trated by lantern slides. Let us fill
the church to the walls, and catch
the world vision which Dr. Taylor
always Inspires. Every Methodist
Is expected to support the evangelis
tic meetings every night if possible.
All other denominations are heartily
welcome; ana the general public Is
urged to get the spirit of these evan
gelistic meetings. We svall sing the
old time songs, and listen to a warm
spiritual sermon nightly. Come!
and again we invite you to COME!
First llaptlst Church
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preach
ing service at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.
m. Young people's service at 6:30
p. m. This will be the closing Sun
day of the present pastor, A. A. Lay
ton, who has been In Alliance thre
years and three months. There will
be baptism at the evening service.
Mr. and Mrs. Layton go next week
to Billings, where he will make his
headquarters for evangelistic work
Mrs. Layton and daughters are wet
Qualified to co-operate with him if
this work. Annual election of tho
church will occur Wednesday at 7:30
p. m. i
SPECIAL
Extra fancy boxes of high-grade
Chocolates reduced:
75c Boxes now 50c
95c Boxes now 70c
$1.90 Boxes now $1.50
$2.00 Boxes now $1.60
$2.25 Boxes now $1.80
Remember your friends with a
box. They Will like them.
Just received, a big new stock
of your favorite cigars and the
kind we Jmow you like best. t
Alliance Candy Store
210 Box Butte Ave. Phone 27
S. P. Jackson, Prop.
NOTICE
All accounts due Snoddy &
Mollring are payable to Snoddy
& Graham, at the same address
Snoddy & Graham
CIIIUOPllACTIC 1XHI Ad'TTJ
CASKS
'Sloan's Liniment has tht
punch that relieves
rheumatic twinges
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This warmth-giving;, consestlon
scattering; circulation-stimulating; rem
without tubbinf richt to
brines ouick relief.
surely, cleanly. A wonderful help for
external pains, sprains, strains, suit
- sees, headache, lumbago, bruises.
tt. inu9 twtfo torlavcosts little.
means much. Ask your druggist (or it
ly ram. Keep it handy for the whola.
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NORTH
PLATTE
AUTOMOBILE
SHOW
APRIL 10, 11 and 12th.
All the cars sold in this terri
tory will be shown. Come and
see the new cars and the latest
models. 3
FARMERS Don't miss the
trucks and tractors.
NORTH PLATTE AUTO DEALERS
Some people have a mistaken Idea
that Chiropractic only accomplishes
results in chronic rases and can do
little In acute cases. This Idea has
exploded durliiR tho recent "Flu" ep
idemic when the record mde by this
great science was simply astounding.
If you are suddenly taken sick send
ft once for t e Chiropractor. He will
at once ascertain the cause of your
sickness and will adjust same. You
will probably be saved many days
and perhaps weeks of sickness. The
result will be that your health will
be quickly restored and that there
will not be such a bl gdeut In your
pocketbook.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mallery are
expected home Sunday. They will
make their home on the Armstrong
ranch.
Mrs. A. Tlanansky of Ilemlngford
is spending a few days visiting Mrs.
A. Curran.
O. Staab hns recently sold hlf
ranch near Marple to Frank Droit.
He has also, bought the M. A. Brown
homestead and is planning on mot
Ing there soon.
The Misses Kotrs of Bridgeport
were Atllance shoppers on Saturday.
no of the lniHtrtant features of a
gas engine Is the cost of upkeep and '
operation. Tho Cushntan Mglit.
Weight will handle any work that,
any other engine of Its size will han-j
die and the cost will be very low. ;
Among the several sUea you are sure !
to bo able to select one suited for the
Job you have. They are. rompaet,
yet towerfiil; improved to the lnt
won! of gns engine perfection, vet
priced very reasonable. He them onl
Iany. 7865tf
Archie Phillips has received his
discharge and arrived home the first
of the week.
J. M. McDantels of the National
Optical Co. of Denver spent Tuesday
In Alliance on business. v
John Lively is enjoying a visit
from his brother who was recently
discharged from the army.
Mrs. J. H. Weir of Ellsworth was
shopping in Alliance Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Dennett and two daugh
ters of Hay Springs were Alliance
shoppers Wednesday of this week.
GLEN MILLER
UNDERTAKING
PARLORS
128 West Third Street
Telephone Day 311
Night 522 Red 520
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5$
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Easter Apparel
JUST NOW EVERY WOMAN IS THINKING OF NEW GAR
MENTS APPAREL THAT SUGGESTS EASTER AND
SPRINGTIME READY-TO-WEAR SUCH AS WE ARE
SHOWING AND WHICH ESPECIALLY EMPHASIZES
Style Originality!
Exceptional Quality!
Extreme Value!
WHICH ARE MARKED CHARACTERISTICS OP
"QUALITY STORE" .
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We have already broken all records for Spring Ready-to-Wear
sales. There's a reason, of course It's because of tho
superiority of the goods shown and the wonderful values of
fered.
Suits, Dresses, Dolmans,
Blouses and Lingerie
in exceptional assortments and at prices that will startle you.
See them today they're going rapidly and cannot be replaced
at the money.
CEORGE A. MOLLRING
ASSOCIATION
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