UTIIKKAN CIItRCH
Service Sunday mornirnr "t 10:"
in German. Sunday school 'at 10
clock.
F. DROI-.GKMULLLr.R, Paftor.
SKVIAUI-DAY AHVE.NTIST
Methodist church lmildinjc East
Fourth f-trect. Sabbath school, 2:30
p. m. Bible Mudy, 3:30 p. m. All
re welcome.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Last Sunday' rreord bleaker must
ht broken next Lord's day. We lacked
twenty-nine of having thrre hundred
in B.ble school. Now, it is not im
poosible to run over that mark.
The meetings will close on Sunday.
Evangelist Cooper has preached some
great sermon. His sermon xubjects
lor the closing day are: Morning,
THE ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1921
'Christ's Temptation and Ours"; eve-! are proud to enter these organization
4
DRESS MY TOP
The top protects you from
the sun, the rain, and all
other weather.
Now you should "protect
your top.
Tops cost money, and wear
, out fast, but, , , .
Tops can be protected. I
have a dressing of my own
' TrnaTce that will put, and
Iceep your top in perfect
condition, providing you
bring your car in a couple
of times a season, and let
me give it the once over.
My charges are so small for
this service, that you can
not afford to let it go an
other day.
When it comes to SERV
ICE see Al.
ALS AUTO SERVICE
Between Drake Hotel and
Elks Club.
ninr. "The Go.'-nel Railwav." ilhitritt.
ed by chart. The subjects for Friday
and Saturday night are: "God's Finn
of Saving Men'' and "lYofit and
Loss."
Ju.-t four more opportunities are
oflered to hear Mr. Cooper. Tho.-e
who have heard him are taken with
lis pu;in ftinl pimple wav of prevent
ing the ter.chinfs of the Bible. There
is a f;ucst!on box at the door. Many
have availed thom.-olves of the privi
lege of asking (lutvtions which have
Intn answered by the evangelist. The
rcia.'ning four services should be he
best of the entire w.'es of meetings.
Come to the church with a message
and a we'eone.
STEl'HKN J. EP1.K3, Minister.
IJAPTIST CHURCH
We begin meetings next Sunday
morning:, the pastor to do the preach
ing and the singinar to lx in cr.nrce ol
Miss Alta Voting. With her efficient
help we are assured of some real cen
ts refMt.'our.l singing. Each evening
service will be preceded by a rinsrfest',
and all who love to sing the old time
religious pongs are invited to come
out at 7:30. The services will all
close promptly at 8:30. It has Icen
a policy of the pastor that he '.now
the needs of the people and town bet
ter than an outsider, and that he need
not employ an outside preacher to
come and tell his people what he him
self would not tell them. If we must
say some unpleasant things we will
say them ourself and take the conse
quences. There is no good reason why a
church should pay an outsider a great
sum of money to do what the pastor
Is employed to do. We claim to be
better able to tell the Alliance people
what they should hear than any out
sider, and therefore at th Hnntl.-t
church you will hear the old-time re
ligion preacneci witn the old-time
plainness, and if the sermons put vnu
to the heart, you will know who did
it These meetings are to be held not
more than two weeks, and each meet
ing will begin on time and end on
time, so be there promptly if you
wish a good seat.
Next Sunday' ulJcta will be as
follows: Morning, "What Is a Re
vival T" Who are to be revived, the
Christians or the unsaved? We claim
that a revival is not held principally
to save the unbelievers. We hold, and
the Bible states, that an unsaved per
son cannot be reviveL Do you agree
with us? The evening topic, by re
quest, will be: "Friendship, or Jon
athan and David." We are told that
the Odd Fellows are preparing to
come in a body, and crowd the house.
Come on, boys, we are ready but
come early or you will be crowded
out. Previous to the evening sermon
Brother Herbaugh will tell the story
of his conversion and the pastor will
answer the question: "Did the Cath
olic Church Change the Sabbath?"
at the morning sermon.
The pastor has been made honorary
member of two of the labor unions
and we are told tha snm ni k'
Mr. and Mr. Roy Boyer are the
proud parent sof a baby boy, born
Thursday night.
James Eaton and wife called at the
Olsen home Friday mornine.
Tt,... . - I . - "
. I . .'....1 nine mis an uilmicllfl-t oi ClmV
use it to good advantage. Come eighteen at the Union Sunday schoo'l
ucinoer l&.
and to help the men, as they -are grad
uaiiy neipmg us oy attending our
services more and more. We ac
knowledge the gift of a check for $20
from the carmen, and assure them
we w
to the rervice
B. J. MINORT, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN C HURCH.
N'ovem1r G Is the 34Ui anniversary
Sunday of the founding of the Fim
Presbyterian church in the vicinity of
Alliance, as the lirst organization was
made at what .ms then called Grand
Lake beforo Alliance was oiganized.
The organization of the church Mas
planned m the spring of lb87 and I
would have occurred early in spring of f
that year but a great prairie lirel
("Went the COUntTV. (Iisni'cr:in!zinap nlunc
and scattering the hettlers no that jt( Thursday
Mrs. Bankson was an Alliance rnller
one day last week.
Jake Elsea and wife were Alliance
shoppers Saturday.
Miss Sibyl Hutchinson spent the
week-end in Alliance.
Thorwal I Lunn is busy delivery po
tatoes to Anton Thompson. i
James Eaton and family motored
to AHi-mre Fridav. Mrs. Elsea re
turned home with them.
The Wilkins young folks attended
the dance at Duskins Saturday night.
iviipatricK s shipped some cattle on
....p, . - ' v 1 1 1 t J v
Was not until thfl first Knmlnv in V-
vembcr that the synodical missionary
and outers retume (land the Firs
Presbyterian church organization was
elFected. We are told it was the firtt
religious body to' be formaly organ
ised in this vicinity.
In the evening at 7:'0 we unite with
other churches of the city at the M.
E. church.
A. J. K EARNS, Pastor.
METHODIST.
"The Trial of Your faith will be the
fcrmon topic Sunday morning. In the
evening the church is to be turned
over to the three womn's organizations
of Alliance, the Woman's club, the Vv.
C. T. U. and th league of women vo
ters, who have secured Miss Margaret
Wintrinfrer as speaker.
MEARL C. SMITH, Pastor.
Information about styles in winter
overcoats fa.rouses about fl much in.
terest at this season as an announce
ment of a coal dealer that fuel should
be purchased early.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilurlburt nn.l M
Lr.nirford motored to Alliance Monday.
Thiele's cough syrup caretainly ooes
get that cough. Try a bott,le. f-8
1,000 pounds new. Cali
fornia Almonds at Fair
mont Cream Station. Har
vey Myers. 98
wtwmtuuu:8iiii)iinitf?wuwu
Thiele's cough syrup certainly ilos
get that coutrh. Try a bottle. 68
FOWLING
done for him by the federation. We Thursday.
Mrs. William' Ttntloa. tin. .(,,.... 1
- mvi. "U.l iviuiiim
from a several weeks' stay with her
sister in nnoie Island.
Mr. end Mrs. .TaUa Floo ...a... Al
v. -" -f.ot "tic Al
liance callers Saturday.
. r. mann shipped two cars of cat
tle to Omaha last Saturday. Vie ac
companied the th
. x
1 uesday.
Lonnie and Ernest Wilkins and Har
fy Brooks were callers at Eaton's
Wednesday night
, Mrs. Nichols and babe visited at the
Mann home Thursday.
Mrs. Elsea went to Alliance Wed
nesday for a few days' stay.
Ed Wilkins and brother, Alva, were
Alliance callers Wednesday.
Jasper Colvin and wife motored to
Alliance Saturday. .
Nets Peterson and Ejnar Christen
Ben motored to Alliance Friday with
a load of potatoes for the latter.
ir. Aiann hauled out: a 1aq,i t nnt
For
Children
The Gift Shop now has a
complete stock of
Children's Dresses,
Rompers, Gertrudes,
' Bonnets, Crib Spreads,
Etc.
Our line of Stamped Goods
is complete. You are in
vited to call.
The Gift Shop
Mrs. Lloyd C. Thomas and
Mrs. George Milburn
Upstairs 303 i Box Butte
mnamttrntirfii-fnttttt.!!!;!;!...-!,,,,...
E, ESSAY
Specials for Saturday
BANANAS, -per
dozen ; Z5C
NEW PACKED PRUNES, 1A
per pound lUC'
BEST GRADE OF FLOUR. . ' A Cl 7C
every sack guaranteed, per sack Ol. J
7 BARS CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP (large rn
size, and 2 BARS of CREME OIL, only JUC
....$3.88
...$4.98
. ARMY SHIRTS, wool regular
price $&.&o ; sale price
WOOL BLANKETS, regular price
. $7.50 ; sale price
We have just received a shipment of delicious
ROCKY MOUNTAIN HONEY
1 lb. glass jar, .45c
1-2 gallon can, 5 lbs. $1.20
1 gallon can, 10 lbs .$2.25
Cane and Beet Sugar at Real Bargain Prices
Delivered to Your Door
WATERPROOF RAINCOAT, regular CC C7
price $9.50; sale price tpU.Jl
23 DISCOUNT ON LEATHER VESTS
COME IN AND GET YOUR SHARE OF THE BARGAINS
Telephone No. 789
E.
113 Box Butte Ave. I
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GROCERIES
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Remember the Crowds
in our store last Saturday
and get the moral. It's
the early shoppers who
get me Bargains.
Fashion ShoD Policw
Our customers are con
vinced that it's our store
policy to "Always Gipe
More Than We Adver-tise."
Will Hold a
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Saturday
ov.
MNittKM. BeMlovirthoIlitSX Ouriitockoiisomeotthese items H UmiKd. Be Eaj'ly. imfmSh
Be On Hand Early and Get Your Share of the Bargains
These Are Some of the Items Included
Kead the List Carefully There's SURELY Something You Want
SWEATERS AND SHAWLS
KIMONOS AND BATHROBES
CREPE-DE-CHINE NIGHT GOWNS
MADEIRA NIGHT GOWNS
FRENCH KID GLOVES
SILK AND WOOL UNDERWEAR
GEORGETTE WAISTS
CREPE-DE-CHINE WAISTS
FUR MUFFS AND SCARFS
CHILDREN'S WOOL DRESSES
PETTICOATS, Tub Silk, double front and
back
SILK TEDDIES AND SILK JERSEYS
LADIES' HAND BAGS, Mesh, beaded, vel
vet and beaded
CREPE-DE-CHINE WAISTS
WOOL PLAID SKIRTS
Get ready for the purchase of
one of these serviceable gar
ments. If you see them you'll
see value, at
$3.95 each
Six Only Ladies' Goats
FALL AND WINTER GARMENTS
Ladies of Alliance and vicinity, here is a splendid bargain for the six ladies who
first see these serviceabl cloaks. If you want a Coat, don't fail to look at these, at
Only S3. 95
SILK BLOUSES
For wear with blouses these
Skirts cannot be excelled for the
office woman or housewife.. We
ask you to see them, at
$3.95 each
SOME OF THESE OFFERINGS ARE WORTH FOUR TIMES ?3.93-JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES ON THIS ONE DAY ONLY, SAT., .NOV,
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