THE ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1921.
j
K. K. K., in Kountry Klub parlance
for the nonce, doesn't mean anything
vorne than Kome, Kome, Kome. The
, members of the klub have received in
vitation.", headed m this mysterious
way,
is now employed in a Billings, Mont.,
theater.
a show; and fourth, that it Is militant
putting on aggressive campaign to
win converts, whereas it ought to
make people better by its silent exam
pie. Hoth these writers, representing
widely tiilrerent professions, indicate
that the church is a failure and give
their reasons for thinking so.
Doth are direct and unfounded at
tacks on the church, and they will be
answered next Sunday night at the
Methodist church by the pastor, Rev,
Mean c smith, in n sermon entitled
"Is the Church a Failure?"
Harry ihieie sells a counh syrup
that is certainly a go-getter for coughs
Joy C. Parker of the Herald force nTU coI,S it Thiele's Mentholated
will leave tonieht on a two weeks v Syrup of White Tine with Tar. Just
lor the Halloween party to be cation trip, during which time he will BPK: Ior inieies cougn byrup, they ll
ye
pulled on Monday evening of next
veek. F.laborate plans have been made
for the entertainment of the memlers
and their geusts, for the Hallowe'en
party will be another "open house" af
fair. The merrymakers will carry out
the K. K. K. scheme, and are kom- several days this week on a business
manded to appear klad in sheets and j trip and combatting an attack of the
visit at his home in Nebraska Citv
and take in the American Legion con-'
ention at Kansas City. I
know what you want
pillow cases. The entertainment will
take place between the house of 6 and
12, and is konfidently expekted to be
the chief social event of the . Hallo
we'en season.. .
The B. Y. P. U. of the Baptist
church will hold an unusual Hallowe en
party at the church this evening. Any
young people who desire to enjoy a
clean good time will be marie welcome.
The girls will bring a pumpkin pie
apiece and the boys will each bring
thirty-five cents, to pay for the apples
and cider. A number of hard drinkers
of sweet cider are expected . A num
ber of surprising and unusual stunts
will comprise the program, and the
unfortunate young people who are not
present will miss an exceedingly pleas
ant evening.
Lawrence Kemmish, son of City
Manager and Mra. N. A. Kemmish,
entertained the members of Boy Scout
troop No. 1 at a Halloween party 'at
his home Thursday evening, following
a business meeting of the scouts.
About thirty were present It was an
exceptional Halloween party, with all
sort sof thrills, provided by ghost sto-
. ries under a sodium light and contact
with live doorknobs and other unex
pected places.
Miss Alice Carlson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Carlson of thia city,
was married to Oscar Maret, editor
of the Independent at Thermopylis,
Wyo., at that city on Sunday. Miss
Carlson is deputy county clerk at
Thermopylis. The Bride has a number
of friends in the city who wish her
and her husband much happiness.
Buy your meat at Mel
otlT&l K?i7h vin's Market. It's strictly
in.on. 508 Box Butte Av
Judge L. A. Berry is signally hon
ored this week by an initation from
Charles Patterson, general secretary
of Omaha Scottish Rite bodies (to at
tend the reunion there November J4
tiext and take part in the degree work
for th tenth degree. The letter in
forms the judge that a negative an
swer will not be considered.
hives.
Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Dodge plan
to leave Sunday night for Kansas City
to attend the national American L
gion convention.
M .D. Nolan and Norman Newberry
leu inursday night for Lincoln, a hey
exneci
convention
tore returning.
Miss Nina Nation, high school
teacher, underwent an operation for
appendicitis at the hospital Thursday
morning. She is reported as doing
nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. James Emerson went
to Omaha Sunday for a few days' visit
with friends, returning Wednesday.
The Married People's dancing club
will hold a Halloween dance at the city
armory Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ben Price of Hemingford is
spending a few days in Alliance vis
iting friends.
The Christian Endeavor of the Pres
byterian church will give a Hallowe'en
party at the church this evening.
The ladies' guild of the Episcopal
church will hold a food sale Saturday
afternoon at the Duncan grocery.
This has been implied by two maga-
z ne articles that nave Deen witieiy
read in recent months. One in the No
i.nmhm. isciia nf the Woman's Home
Walter Hied sine Will eniertain I : k rnllina en-
the Presbyterian choir this evening-at tit)elf "Preaching' to Capacity." The
a 7 o'clock dinner. The guest list .n- writer represents himself as the pre
cludes Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hewitt, prietor of a thriving motion picture
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bald, Dr. and Mrs. show with a capacity of 816 people,
F. J. Petersen, Mr. and Mr3. Ponatn, Tms he fils six or seven times a day,
Mr and Mrs J. S. Rhein, Mr. and Mrs. for Myen daya the week. One Sun
Herman Nelson, Miss Avis Joder, Miss jay jght he went to a church across
Lulu Sturgeon and Jay Vance. the street, the first time he had been
. ' to church in ten years, and found
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis entertain- forty-0ne persons present He then
ed a few friends at a 6:30 Hallowe en tries to tell the parson the reason for
dinner Thursday evening. Following nj8 failure, and the principles he must
the dinner the guests were entertained g0od. The other article
with musi cand games. Those prcs-(wa3 written in the Century magazine
cnt were Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Drake by Dr. Frank Crane, well known
writer, who has Deen a minister ior
thirty years. At one time he was
pastor of the First Methodist church
of Omaha. His article is entitled, "The
Four Immoralities of the Church".
They are, first, it is exclusive, it does
not mciuae uie uau us wen mc
rood: second, that it is respectable,
containing the better class of people in
a community; third, that it is free,
that it ought to charge admission like
and daughter, Mardell, Miss Leona
Shreve and J. C. Parker.
W. W. Thompson of Kansas Citq,
Mo., who was taken suddenly ill while
Thar- tn attend the funeral of bis
daughter-in-law, Mrs. H. W. Thomp-not include the bad as well as the
son, has recoverea sunicienuy iu w
able to return to his home.
Booze Runners Captured.
UKAttu island uooze runners
between Canada and a dozen Nebras
ka towns is a regular hauling business,
with set routes, lists of customers,
slopping places and time schedules,
just like any legitimate callinir this
to attend the American Legion was ""ered in Grand Island Mon
tion at Kansas City, Mo., be-j by the ret and eonfeamons of
vim auu vctvi am u i I'll V vryjTr: uii"
ners from Harve, Mont. Books and
memorandums containing the names of
12 to 15 of the leading citizens in
more than a dozen Nebraska towns
were taken from Auld and Murphy
by Chief of Police Martin and Federal
Prohibition Agents Tom Carroll and
Augene Battin. The two confessed
these lists were their "customers.
They admitted without hesitancy that
bringing in liquor was their "busi
ness." "I've been in the hauling busi
ness for over a year, Auld revealed.
"I make one trip every two weeks,
bringing in 16 cases on each load."
The fact that he "had his way bought"
most of the distance through the Da
kotas and Montana accounted for the
fact that he escaped detection so long,
he stated. "We have no trouble cross
ing the border from Canada at all,"
he told the officers. "We have clear
driving for about 200 miles before we
encounter any trouble." The first ob
stacle is to cross a certain river on a
ferry, he stated "After that we have
to be careful at all bridges, for most
of them are guarded.
Buy your meat at Mel
Yin's Market, It's strictly
union. 508 Box Butte Ave
"Cancer Week" to Be Observed.
LINCOLN The first week In No
vember will be known as "cancer
week," and meetings will be held sll
over the country during that period.
It will be a school of instruction for
medical men and also the public. A
district society for the control of can
cer has bee norganized with Dr. James
J. Breuer, secretary; Dr. J. J. Horn
pes, member of lecture committee; f'r,
H. J. Lehnoff, district organizer; Lr.
Clarence Emerf on, member of the pub
licity committee . Meetings will be
held in Lincoln and over Lancaster
county to educate the people concern
ing the disease. In literature sent ott
the statement is made that cancer cim
be cured in its early stages by surgery
and often by x-ray treatments. It i
reported that more people over forty
years die of cancer than of pneumonia,
tuberculosis or typhoid fever. It jets
out that one woman in e'ght and me
man in fourteen, over forty, dies of
cancer.
Josephine Wright, secretary of Job's
Daughter's, will entertain the De
Molay chapter, Saturday evening at
7 p.m.
Rev. Mearl C. Smith
Will Answer Charges
Church Is a Failure
The first of a series of Elks dances
will be held this evening at the Elks
home. It is a Hallowe'en affair, ini
i oYnerted to be one of the social
events of the month. Elaborate prep-1
arations have been made to make this
series of dances successful.-
Matt S. Brennan of Gilette, Wyo.,
arrived Wednesday for a few days'1
visit with Alliance friends. Mr.
Brennan was formerly . employed by
the Morgan Grovery company. He
left today for Bridgeport on lm way
home. I
Buy your meat at Me!
vin's Market. It's strictly
union. 508 Box Butte Ave.
gtn8
E. C. Drake returned Thursday'
from Lincoln and other eastern points.
He attended the session of the grand
lodge of the I. O. O. F. at Lincoln and
then went on to Omaha and his old
home in Iowa to visit relatives anu.
friends.
Mrs. S. W. Thompson left the first
of the week for Seward, where she
attended the sessions of the conven
tion of the Nebraska federation of
woman's clubs as a delegate from the
Alliance Woman's club. She will visit
in Omaha before returning.
James Hoffland, Harry Goosby and
G. A. Smith arrived from Chadron
Thrusdny for a few days' hunting in
the sandhills. They report a heavy
snowfall at Chadron Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Dr. C. E. Slagle left Tuesday for
Kansas City, Mo., where he will at
tend a meeting of the Missouri Valley
medical society. He expects to return
to Alliance Saturday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Miller returned
this morning from Chicago. Mr. Wil
ier was called there two weeks ago
by the illness of his sister, and Mrs.
Miller joined him a week ago. j
O. B. Adkins left last night for
Omaha for a few days' business trip.
Raymond Chase of Peru, Neb., ar
rived Wednesda yfor a few days' visit
with his brother, Gaylord. j
H. C Keach, former organist at
the Imperial theater, arrived in Alli
ance this noon for a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Johnson. Mr. Keach
Cold Weather Is
Candy Weather
The crisp days make one want some sweet
stuff and we have anticipated the wishes of
our patrons with a big supply of
Peanut Candy, lb 20c
Peanut Brittle, lb. .20c
COCOANUT BRTTLE, NUT CARAMELS,
PECAN and ENGLISH WALNUT CRISP
FRENCH NOUGAT, ALL KINDS
TAFFY SPECIAL
Everybody can eat Taffy at this price,
all flavors, lb. 15c
Special Prices on Mail Orders and Special
Orders Over 10 pounds.
Alliance Candy Store
Phone 27 S. P. Jackson
" '""in i hum inn Hiiiniiim
City Manager's Corner
(By N. A. KEMMISH)
The bills for electric Igiht and power
are due and payable November 1. The
last day of discount will be November
10. Since the bills this time are for a 1
month and a half instead of for one;
month they are considerably higher
than ordinary. After this month the'
bills will w fin-
and the discount will be from the 1st '
to the 10th inclusive of each month.;
If bills nro tint naiil l.xr Vim ! h
ice may be di.continued.
me receni rains nave left our
streets in bad shape. We hava been I
WOl'Kinc hnnl In iinf thorn in .r..l
shllllA lwifm-A u inln. ki.t i ...ill I
necessary for us to go over tliein igain
now before they freeze.
mi . . . . .
me men are ulill working ftt the
OUt thpra U'hirh va unnt in An l.fito
cold weather pets in.
Messrs prague & Niscly, contractors
fnt t Vi o nnvinir AvniM.t.il i 1 n ... 4Ur.i.
men here before this to repair places
neeumg auenuon in ine paving but on
account of the threatened railway
strike they have been delayed and will
not reach here before fuimotimA nt
week.
New potato sacks, in any
quantity. 0'B a n n o n &
Neuswanger. 96tf
RUNNING WATER.
There was a Rurorise artv on T. O.
Myers and family last Sunday. . All
the members of the community gath
ered at the school house, then pro
ceeded to their home. Each brought
well filled dinner baskets and after the
bountiful dinner spent the afternoon
with visiting and music.
1m A. Bowser and family visited
with the home folks Sunday evening
in Hemingford.
The Farmers' Union met at the
home of Ralph Hopkins Friday even
ing. After the business meeting a
light luncheon was served by the
hostess, Mrs. Grather, Bowser and
Hopkins. The committee appointed
for the next social evening were Mrs.
John Jelinek, Jr., Mrs. Ralph Hopkins
and Mrs. Louis Wanek.
The jolly neighbors' club are plan
ning to have a Halloween supper and
bazaar at their school house on Octo
ber 29. The proceeds for the benefit
of the Nebraska Children's Home so
ciety.
District No. CO has been giving their
school house the "once over," the
walls being painted and the wood work
varnished, window lights put in, also
a new door. When the new desks are
installed the pupils will feel like they
are in a new school room.
Ive Myers returned home this week
after helping Clarence and Scott
Slaymater dig their potatoes.
1 O. Myers is the champion spud rais
er in this vicinity as the spuds aver
aged 185 bushels for each of 5 acres. J
IK
a GIFTS TKAT LAST
' $13.98
Buys a
Chest of Silver
This Week at Thiele's
GUARANTEE
If by any
chance, this sil
ver causes you
any dissatis
faction, we will
cheerfully and
eagerly replace
the articles
with brand new
pieces.
6 Knives
6 Forks
6 Tablespoons
6 Tablespoons
1 Butter Knife
1 Sugar Shell
WONDERFUL
VALUE
Only through
special ar
rangement, are
we able to sell
this filver at
such an excep
tionally low
price.
A complete supply
of Halloween dec
orations. Come in
and see them.
For Your Cough and Cold
Try
THIELE'S MENTHOLAT
ED SYRUP OF WHITE
PINE WITH TAR COUGH
SYRUP.
THIELE'S
Tht Stort With Guaranttt Without Rid Tap
B
.Better
SATURDAY
You can save the family pocketbook many dollars
in the course of a month if you watch for specials at this
store. We sell for cash, sell on a narrow margin and.
leave it to a large volume of business to earn us our
Pront- i '.:4M't'ti:O'0;illi!nakicf
Get Your Share of Bargains at
This Store
CASH BUYING MEANS MONEY SAVED
LOTS OF SPECIALS AT LOW PRICES
ALL, KINDS OF GROCERIES AND MEATS AL
WAYS HIGH QUALITY ALWAYS
GOOD MEASURE.
WE DELIVER TO ANY PART OF THE CITY.
PHONE US AT No. 589
Morgae Grocery Co.
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