THE ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMRER 17, ltrcu
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IMPERIAL
THEATER
Today, Dec 17
GLADYS BROCKWELL
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"THE MOTHER OF
HIS CHILDREN"
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Filled with picturesque
scenes dramatic moments,
throbbing heart interest.
SNUB POLLARD Comedy
MONEY TO BURN
"neal burn comedy
TREAT 'EM KIND
Admission 20c and 35c
Saturday, Dec. 18
DOUBLE
FEATURE DAY
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IIEMINGFORD
TTo one of the sc. men
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on uie aesoiaic iuiu
the rescue -boat was
brintintf life and success
and to the other it wag
bringing death and
dishonor.
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Mr. Jerry Butler an8 little daugh
ter Murine were chopping in Alliance
Monday between train.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Flahn motored
y Alliance Tuesday.
trnest nann wno nas neen sick, is
.gain able to be in school.
MiHses uora Keiman ana urace
Hansen have resigned their positions
at the Lockwood store.
Mrs. Harry Kempt has accepted a
porit'on at the Lockwood store. . . .
Mr. Toplisky and Mr. Andrews were
business callers in Marsland Monday.
Mrs. Harper was shopping in Alli
ance Wednesday.
' Misses Louise Snudich, Margaret
TVvin nn.l T Anna R.ljtmia .iL.nt tka
i -i vii miu mu n iu wiv
week end in Alliance with Amelia
Kiampt.
J Some of the members of the young
folks' Sunday school of the Methodist
church met at the parsonage Monday
evening for the purpose of organizing
the class.
Misses Clara Christenson, Dora Rei
man and Grace Hansen are assisting
at the George Wiltsey store during the
sale.
Walter Jones returned to Alliance
Monday on No. 44.
Quite a number of the town folks
attended the "Frank Turek sale of De
cember 14. Mr. Turek expects to move
his family to New York city the first
of the year.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Wells, who have
been visiting Mr. Wells' parents in
Missouri, returned on No. 42 Wednes
day. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kempt who
have been spending the past few
months at Silver City, Iowa, returned
Sunday night
The George Osborn sale 6f Decem
ber 15 was' well attended. Mr. Os
born expects to leave in a few days to
join his family at Corning, California,
future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiltsey and
sons Walter and Lloyd, departed over
land Thursday morning for Edinburg,
Texas, where they will make their
The ladies' aid of the Methodist
church met at the Robert Gibson home
Wednesday afternoon. -
Ep worth Lecgue Sunday night at
6:S0, lead by Fa ye Muirhead.
FIRST BAPTIST.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Evening
services: B. Y. P. U., 6:30 p. m.;
preuchiing, 7:30 p. m. Rev. B. L.
Kline will preach. Everybody is welcome.
..Winesaps and Rome Beauty
apples in baskets at the Farm
ers' Union. 7
AT THE CHURCHES
CHURCH OF CHRIST
The Two Covenants" er "Rightly
Dividing -the Word," is the continua
tion of the series on the Book of He
brews that the minister is preaching
at the morning service. "The Herald
of a New Day," is the evening subject.
Make these services what you will.
It is the desire of the minister to
present the Gospel at each sermon and
he appreciates the kindly interest at
every service.
Mrs. Scotten, the chairman of the
Christmas program, is working hard
and promises a great program on Fri
day evening, December 24th. The of
fering on that occasion will be used
for disabled ministers, their orphans
and widows.
We are making an effort to raise
the amount of the paving tax which
is due January 18th. Many are re
sponding nobly to this call. A gift
from each one will raise the amount.
Come to the church with a message
and a welcome.
STEPHEN J. EPLER, Minister.
i METHODIST CHURCH
The junior league will meet at 3
o'clock Sunday afternoons for the
'present, instead of 6:30 as formerly.
Floyd Donovan will lead the league
! Sunday night, using the regular Ep
'worth league lesson as given in the
Herald.
f Next Tuesday, December 21, marks
the three hundredth anniversary of
the landing of the pilgrims. So that
in commemoration o this event, the
sermon topic Sunday morning will be
"The Spirit of the Pilgrims."
Sunday night at 7:30 the choir, un
der the direction of Mrs. Dunning,
will give a musical program. Our
choir has made splendid progress this
year and deserve commendation for
their excellent work. Many large
city churches are not as fortunate in
the munlc as we are. There is a to
tal enrollment of some fifty members,
and a usual attendance oi about half
that number. Mrs, Hershman's work
t at the piano and as a soloist has been
'greatly appreciated by the choir and
congregation. The Sunday night pro
gram Is;
Musical program at the Methodist
church, Sunday night, December 19, at
7:30 o'clock:
Hymn by the congregation, "Joy to
the World."
I Anthem, "Can We Behold."
1 Anthem, "The Day Star."
Piano solo. "The Last Hope," Nor
man McCorkle.
Hymn, "While Shepherds Watched,"
by the congregation.
I AnChem, "While Angels Sing."
Reading, "On the Other Train," by
Elsye Harris.
Anthem, "We have Seen His Star."
Quartet, "Songs of the Ages."
I Selection, string orchestra.
I Hymn, "Oh, Little Town of Bethle-
PR. A. CLARENCE SCHOCII
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DRIVEN TO IT
"Ah, you have a dog. I thought
you didn't like dogs."
"I don't. But my wife picked up A
lot of dog soap at a bargain nale."-
Louisville Courier-Journal.
Government price expert are pre
dicting a reduction by spring in pricea
of food and clothing. But the public
i ft as n iiceii i nutu vvvniioi vrx. ft vpucvicn
before and is now reduced to a pure!
philosophical attitude "6f hoping for
the best, but prepared for the worst.
' The United States bureau of sta
tistics says food prices are still going:
up. About the first of the month we
suspected as much.
All the good-looking men criminals
will vote that the good-looking wom
an jury is just the prettiest thing;
that ever came down the pike.
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newest picture
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Collier's Weekly Story
'BLACK BEACH" -
by Ralph Stock. ,
is (he height of love
romance and adventure.
Third Episode
"THE LOST CITY
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The Serial Different
Mutt & Jeff Comedy
Worth Double the
Admission
Mat. and Night, 20c 35c
. Sunday, Dec. 19
Cosmopolitan Production
''THE MIRACLE
OFLOVE"
LARRY SEMON Comedy
"PASSING THE
BUCK"
Mat. and Night, 20c 35c
Monday, Dec. 20
National Pictures presents
"BLIND YOUTH"
GIVE US A TRIAL ALL NEXT WEEK AT
alace Marke
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
JUST A FEW OF OUR PRICES
BEEF
Boiling Beef 7y2c and 10c lb.
Choice Pot Roast. : 15c lb.
Choice Rolled Rib Roast 22c lb.
PORK
Pork Ham Roast 24V2c lb.
Pork Shoulder 22c lb.
Small Pork Chops 25c lb.
VEAL
Veal Stew 12V2lb.
Veal Roast 15c lb.
Pure Lard (guaranteed) home
rendered, 22c lb.; 10 lbs. $2.00
FRESH DRESSED HENS and SPRINGERS
Bring Your "Blue Ribbon Coffee" Coupons to
THE PALACE.
We Deliver any Size Order.
- Phone 131
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A Photoplay Worth While.
Thirteenth Episode
"HIDDEN DANGERS'
FOX NEWS
Mat and Night, 20cS5c
Merry Christmas
With Alliance Candy Store
GO TO JACKSON'S FOR CANDIES
At Jackson's you get such delicious candies such
good sweets that tempt the palate just to look at
them. The numerous kinds are always pure and
wholesome. They are always fresh. The immense
quantities sold demand a continuous renewal of
supplies.
Jackson can sell candy at a saying to you owing to
the vast quantity of standard kinds which he makes.
Also, because the value is all in the candy itself. It's
the candy alone, the pure delicious candy for which
you pay.
CANDY FOR CHRISTMAS
You'll want the best and purest candy for the com
ing holidays. Place your orders now. All Christmas
mixed candy 25c a pound. ""
Aljiance Candy Store
S. P. JACKSON
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Cheaper Than Wholesale Prices
A carload of Fancy Colorado Jonathans is now" on sale at the fol-
lowing stores:
DUNCAN & SON
LEE MOORE
E. ESSAY
MALLERY
GROCERY
H. HIRST
A. D. RODGERS
PALACE MARKET
Price, $2.50 Per Box
This is the biggest bargain on Apples to be offered in Alliance this
year.
The Store of Practical Gifts
For Father
Gillette, Auto Strop
or Ever-Ready
Safety Razor,
Stropes, Hones.
Electric Flashlight,
Automobile Robe,
Steer-Warms,
Clark Heater, Tools,
Etc.
Electric Coffee
Machine
Any housekeeper will be delighted to
receive a "Universal" Electric Coffee
Percolator. It makes better coffee than
can be made any other way gives pleas
'ure through usefulness.
For Mother ,
Aluminum Cooking
Utensils,
Pyrex-Ware,
Bread Mixer,
Food Chopper,
Silverware,
Scissors,
Washing Machine,
Vacuum Sweeper,
Electric Range,
Toaster, Grills,
Iron, Casserole,
Seller's Kitchen
Cabinet, Etc.
Universal
Casseroles
It is a Christmas Gift that is botl
practical and useful. Your wife
mother will appreciate one. We have
them in Pyrex, China and other heat
proof ware, silver and nickel plated.
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Electric Grills
The wisdom of giving Electrical
Gifts was never more evident than
this year, for Electrical Appliances
combine grace and distinction with
labor-saving utility. The Grill llus
trated above cooks an entire meal for
two persons right at the table.
No. E984 $15.00
For Brother
Skates, Sled, Flash
light, Toys,
Meccano Sets,
Pocket Knife,
Shaving Equipment,
Tools, Tool Chest,
Wagon, etc
For Sister
Electric Curling
Iron, Scissors,
Silverware, Tea Set,
Toy Kitchen Cabi
net, Electric Grill,
Etc
Gillette
Safety
Razors
Twenty-four shaving edges (1
doz. blades) with every razor.
A most useful and economical
gift In leather, wood, nickel,
gold-filled and French ivory
cases.
$5.00 to $10.00
We are Service Agents for
Westinghouse.
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