FOUR
THE ALLIANCE HERALD. FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1921
SOCIETY
1IEMINGFORD
Fay Miller Fpcnt Tuenday at the
C. F. Kstes home.
Mrs. Masnrk'n mother is visiting
her for a few days.
Mrs. Crone of Man-land is vi.itinr
Mr. Ida HetH will entertain the
teacher of Central school and a few
other this evening at her home at
120 Missouri, in honor of the sixteen
th birthday of her sister, Miss Theo-
wr uenson, oi Lucnnp,.., ano i. y-ihei. .laughter, Mrs. Hilleker
Misses Kva Crocker, Ida Clark, deal Mr. Jones of Crawford visaed Miss
Ratie, Vera Spencer, Madre C.rahnm, ; Margaret Dixon over .Sunday.
Esther Nation, Ruby l-.loe, Lulu Hon- lima Wrijrht spent Tuesday night
Kn, Opal Russell, Blanche Wilson, at the home of Lola Whelan.
Maude Wilcox, Avis North, Anna Father Manning was a caller In the
Uooth, Kmma Jane Davis Johnstone, Canton nPjphzot'hood Tuesilay.
Thelma Wesley, Meslames J. T . Winfi.n is nendinir this
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Emerick, Opal Moore, Lillian Coyncr
fid Verity Kehder.
Miss Alta Young will hold a piano
tecital at her home Saturday after
noon. I'upils who will take part are
Marguerite Briggs, Celetine Briggs,
Opal Zank, Mattie Miller, Royal Irwin,
jewel Price, Velma I.ee. Arline Dobry,
Esther Bacon and Ethel Fuller.
Rev. and Mrs. S. J. Kpler enter
tained the ministers and their wives
at a 6 o'clock dinner Tuesday evening.
Those present were: Rev. and Mrs.
A. J. Kcarns, Rev. and Mrs. Mearle C.
Smith, and Rev. and Mrs. B. J. Mi-Bort,
Forest West of Dierks Lumber and
week at th4 Pete Annon home.
AT THE CHURCHES
BAPTISTrm RCH.
After the prayer meeting Wednes
day the church decided to observe the
silver unniversary of the church the
fore part of April in a fitting man
ner. This event will run from one
Sunday to the next, with thejt Sun
day as the Home coming The
purpose of this home coming day will
be to draw as many former members
here from the different part of the
ftate and adjoining states als possible.
A sort or family reunion. J
We will also have fomf of our
Mate officers among them is our new
aof vi a fir U'h s tra u Knrn a sl i J n
A number of the young folks chira- J jew miIes from Alliance.
Sunday school next Sunday will he
out of the ordinary as we will seek to
bring nil mothers and fathers to
school at which hour Brother Chus.
frivilege that is granted to all of the
.ord's children. We have been very
happy in preaching to large and ap
preciative audiences. Make next Sun
day a record breaker and come to the
church with a message and a welcome.
STEPHEN J. EPLER, Minister.
varied Mr. and Mrs. Bergman at the
Wm. Carey home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Frank Black of Marsland was
in town Wednesday between trains.
Goldie Ringer F-pont Tuesday night
at the home of Miss Ruth Muirhead.
Miss Bessie Baldwin has been spend
ing this week at the home of Misses
Faye anil Ruth Muirhead.
P. V. Knight of Chadron transacted
business in town Wednesday, return
ing home Thursday.
Mrs. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Potmesil were Alliance chop
pers Friday bctwen trains.
Mr. and Mrs. Hob Harvey visiter in
rorest w est oi town Tuesday. They went on to Chad-
Cold company w as married at Scotts- w.,lne, nv.
Muff to Miss Marie Morris of Broken
Bow, Monday, February 2H. Miss
Morris Is a teacher in the Scottxbluff
Schools.
Mrs. E. J. Raskin will entertain
about sixen quests at a one-o'clock
lOBcheon Tuesday afternoon, in honor
ot her mother, Mrs. Moniwetr, of
tienver.
Mrs. Bob Reddish is entertaining at
a one-thirty luncheon today in honor
f her mother, Mrs. Tippets of Hast
ings, Neb., who is viisting her.
See the window of New Spring
Millinery at $4.9:. 28
Highland-Hoiloway Co.
Stock hogs wanted by the Ne
braska Land Co. 103-tf
Stock hogs wanted by the Ne
braska Land Company. 103-tf
Fascinatinz Spring Hats at
Satisfactory Prices. See theui in
the window. 28
Highland-Hoiloway Co.
Fuller will give us a desrr
trip through Engand. Le
of Sunday school children!
Ix-t us exceed the two
last Sunday. The pastor
after the school, his sei
that has made a hit ever
been given, especially
"Uncrowned Queens." H
ture mothers cannot canr:
miss. r.venine services s
WHEN THE DOCTOR
TELLS YOU
Get the prescription refilled
Just call us on the
Phone, tell us the
number on the box
or bottle, and 'we
will hurry it out to
you by our mes
sengerthat is, of
course, if you had
us fill the prescrip
tion in the first
place.
Your doctor can phone what
he wants from your house
and the same quick delivery
gets it to you.
Phone 12
Thiele's
ron Wednesday.
Mr. Shrodder of Silver City, was an
incoming passenger Monday morning
to look after some busines smatters.
Mrs. Estes who is visiting Mrs. Wilt,
! spent a few days in Marsland the first
of the week.
Iola Langston had the misfortune to
cut her hand Sunday evening on a
piece of glass.
Mr. Amtrew returned nome Wednes
day after spending a few days at his
farm, north of town.
Mrs. Bird who has been on the
sick list for the past week does not
show much improvement.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Danasky enter
tuined their friends and neighbors at
a dance Saturday evening.
Gail Price has moved down near
Alliance on a farm where he expects
to farm the coming year.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Surface who
have leen visiting at Therman, Iowa,
returned home the first of the week.
Mrs. Chas. Baldwin returned home
Wednesday, after spending a few
weks visiting at dilTeient points in
Idaho.
Misses Bessie and Ieona Baldwin
and Maragaret Dixon were shopping
in Alliance Thursday, returning home
Friday morning.
Mrs. Matousek departed with her
little daughter for Scottsbluff Monday
morning, where she will have her
daughter under the doctor's care.
Ernest Moll, while playing at school
Monday, had the misfortune of having
his eye hurt by one of his playmates
throwing a staple and hitting his eye.
The vicinity was shocked to hear of
Ralph Hopkins' house burning to the
ground Monday noon. Very little of
the household goods was saved. It is
thought the fire started in the attic.
Man is Sincere, Does It y tter What
he Believes 7 Special s
these services. Come eai
good seat otherwise you
many last Sunday.
Welcome to the churcH
poor man is a special gue
B. J.
See the window of New Spring
Millinery at $J.9.". 28
Highland-Hoiloway Co.
Mr. and Mis. C. E. Wills arrived
Saturday from Seattle, Wash., after
a month's visit at coast cities.
Smart Spring Hats. See them
in the window at $4.9". 28
Highland-Hoiloway Co.
DR. BOWMAN office in First
National Bank Building. 8tf
Smart Spring Hats. See them
in the window at $4.95. 28
Highland-Hoiloway Co.
Why are the Air-Cooled Spark
Plugs in a class by themselves?
See ad in this issue. 26-27-28
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.
Owner of Hudson Six Touring car
in garage at 704 Toluca. Plence call
ami remove at once. 28-29
FOR RENT Two downstairs rooms
furnished for light housekeeping.
Electric lights, city water and bath.
Phone 10."8 or call at 220 Big Horn
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Do You Dance Well?
How many times within the past year have you wished
you could learn to dance or, if you already dance would
you like to
LEARN SOMETHING "NEW
One becomes tired of dancing the same old steps
over and over again. If you want to get out of the
old rut and put some pep into your dancing, we
invite you to inquired about the
ALLIANCE SCHOOL OF DANCING
at the
Alliance Hotel Fern Garden
We are prepared to give instruction in beginners and
advanced classes, as well as special classes for children.
PRIVATE OR CLASS LESSONS
MISS RUBY BLACKTON,
An accomplished instructor, will assist the director in giving
lessons.
FRANK H. KING, Director
Ask at the Hotel for particulars.
CHURCH OF CH
God's work renuiies h
excuses are made to shiel
and indifference. Many
i
ition of hi
ll parents
,te there.
ndred of
Ml preach
n lecture
ere it has
I mother,
I is a lec-
afford to
non, "ii a
At 2:30 in the afternoon, the Luth
eran church, coiner Yellowstone and
Seventh streets, has German service.
Sunday school will be after the serv
ice on Sunday.
Fascinating Spring Hats at
Satisfactory Prices. See them in
the window. 28
Highland-Hoiloway Co.
WANTED An experienced road
salesman. Permanent job to right
man. References required. A. H.
Jones Co., Alliance. 28
Stock hogs wanted by the Ne
Hraka Land Company. 103-tf
GOOD PIANO FOR RENT IN
ALLIANCE
with privilege of buying at special
prices and having all rent paid appijr
on purchase price. Must he willing to
rent at least six months. Give fulf
reference.? in first letter.
THE KNIGHT-CAMPBELL MUSIC
COMPANY,
Denver, Colorado. 19-28
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worldliness
fnay be de
ceived for a season, but G"' knows and
sees all of our actions. e are being
watched every day. Our hildren are
apt to follow in the foot-(eps of the
parents. What a different world this
would be if every parents would say:
"As for me and my hoi.se we will
serve the Lord."
The sermon subjects for next Lord's
day are: "The 'Go Ye' " Und "God s
Letter of RecommendatiorK' As you
enter God's house, come iila spirit of
reverence and devotion, iu are wel
come at the Bible school Jind prayer
meeting services as well asiat the com
munion and preaching. I
The Lords hupper is observed on
the first day of the week.' This is a
We Wiim
Our recent advertising explaining our policy giving honest
advice about probable lower prices on any article we sell has
already born fruit.
Our customers are showing by buying their requirements
when needed that they believe our motto:
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"Confidence Brings Prosperity
and we are trying to do our share in dealing squarely and
justify your continued confidence and patronage.
If you have not talked over your spring
requiriments with us, we are both losers.
Prompt and Courteous Service
Rhein Hardware Co.
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at the STALOS GROCERY
. Since the, money situation has tightened we have been carrying several accounts
that have been costing us money. And this expense is the same old item that enters
into every business that is conducted on the credit basis. Therefore we have decided that
STARTING AT ONCE
We Will Go on a Strictly Cash Basis
Perhaps you have heard the arguments
before for the cash basis idea, but we will
repeat them here for the benefit of those
who have never figured it out for them
selves. The grocer figures profits on the percent
age basis. He takes into account such
items as rent, heat, light, taxes, insur
ance, freight and express charges, clerk
and delivery hire. He knows what these
are and must fix his selling price in ac
cordance with the total expenses. There
is one more expense he has if he is on a
credit basis and that is Dad Accounts.
If a merchant knows his business he must
figure so much loss each year from this
source.
SOMEBODY HAS TO PAY THE
GROCER FOR HIS LOSS
The grocer must receive this lost money from some
one, so he is forced to charge a higher per cent of profit
to care for bad accounts. It is therefore easy to see why
IT COSTS LESS TO PAY CASH
DO YOU GET THE POINT? You are not paying for
someone else's groceries. You pay only for those you
consume.. And there is some satisfaction in knowing
that your expenditures are for your family alone.
THERE ARE MANY OTHER
ADVANTAGES TO CASH
Aside from the money-saving idea above explained
there are other features to commend the cash basis to
you. For instance, you will buy more carefully if you
pay cash It is too easy to purchase supplies if you
"can charge them." You will cut down your cost of
living to an extent you can notice.
You will also feel better to realize you owe no one for
groceries.
WE CAN SAVE YOU INCONVENIENCE AND A GREATER PERCENTAGE IF YOU BUY
OUR COUPON BOOK
They are handy to make payments at the home where ready change is not always available. Just call us on
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the phone and when me delivery uoy Diings me groceries, you can pay mm wun coupons.
We Allow you a Saving on These Books that will Further Reduce the Cost of Living to Yi
ou.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN LOWERING THE COST OF GROCERIES, SEE US
ABOUT THE PLAN TODAY
TOM STALOS
119 Dox Butte
GROCERIES AND MEATS
Phone 753
