the Alliance herald. Friday, December le. 1921. .
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
Taking a Journey fs the subject
for the morning sermon. This is the
reason when many are eettinir ready
for a journey. There are the many
fletails in preparat;on. In the Journey
of life do you give the fame considera
tion to plans in detail? At the eve
ning hour the pubject is, "The Lost
Piece of Silver." Money is a neces
sity. Among its many legitimate pur
purposes are: The tithe, which be-j
longs to the Lord; for food, raiment
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Xmas Specials!
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-non cause we cart use our time, tal
ent and means for a blessing to all.
rhe joy of service is the satisfaction
what it brings.
The Bible school rooms can all be
used next Sunday. While ws have
been working at a great disadvantage
on account of crowded conditions since
the fire, now we can better accom
modate the 300 which we expect next
Lord's day. Every class is growing
and with the loyal corps of teacher
greater progress will be made.
The Christmas program will be giv
en on Friday evening, December 21
The offering is sent for ministerial re
lief. This assists in the support of
aged ministers, their widows and or
phans. The Endeavor society is do'.ng good
work and affords a field for service
and development for all young peo-
?le. Robert Lawrence is. president,
ou will bo helped at nil services.
Come to the church with a message
and a welcome.
STEPHEN J. EPLER, Minister.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Everybody seems to be delighted
with the entertainment of last Tues
day. It was of high class, in charac
ter, personnel and numbers.
That was quite a Joke that was un
intentionally played on several of our
families last Sunday evening,, when
they came to the church at their usual
hour, f.bout 7:15, only to find that
every aisle had been filled full of chairs
and that not one person could get in
any farther than the front steps, so
they had to go to other churches, or
home. Well, some no doubt heard a
real preacher preach for a change. It
will do them good. Come early next
time and we will give you seats. We
appreciate the effort of several rail
road men who are trying to get other
men to send their . children to our
Sunday school. That is good work;
keep it up. The parsonage has five
rooms and if you crowd us too much
we will put on an addition to the
church.
The pastor fs toM that his articles in
the labor column will be published in
the national labor paper that is sent
to every nook and comer of the United
States. Let the good work go on. We
are striving to defend the right, and
make our life a help to the wage earn
ers, and to make At least one chorcn
in Alliance, the champion of the prin
ciples of the Carpenter of Nazareth,
who loved the cqmmon people, we are
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glad that we can ray that the Baptist
church is with "us, heart and soul, in
this great battle. As we said Sunday
night, this church is yours and I am
yours. We are all brethren, and us
brethren we will stand or fall together.
Bring your families to the church
where "there is no difference between
classes," where the man in overalls is
as welcome as the man in broadcloth.
Make this your distributing center, a
center of inspiration, of helpfulness
and to higher livings A wagonloud of
potatoes are awaiting distribution. If
you know of any in need, call us up.
Come to the men's class, and we
will study together our Savior's rem
edy for the great evils of the day. He
was a carpenter, come and learn of
him, through the pastor as teacher.
Sunday school at 10; preaching nt
11: young people's meeting nt 6:13,
and preaching at 7:.10. Subject, mom
ins:, "The Mort Intolerant Preacher of j
History; evening, "unrist and tne
Railroad Man's Home."
B. J. MINORT, Tastor.
M ETHODIST CHURCH.
We invite you to be present r.ext
Sunday morning when the Christmas
offering of twenty new membera will
be given to the church. At the time
of this writing, we have not found all
of the twenty, but they will bi tliero
Sunday morning. We have faith to
believe it. We invite any peison who
v.'ants Christ for his Savior, a church
home, an oppoitunity to gie and ie
teive help, to unite with our church
either by letter or confession of faith.
. Sunday evening. we will- have cn
other special service, Rev. K. . Bag
ley who represents the "eneral board
of education of the Methodist church
will be the speaker of the evening.
Our people will not want. to miss this
opportunity of hearing Dr. Bagly.
The Methodist church from its begin
ning depended on Christian education
to furnish Its lecders and strengthen
its cause. Our Methodist colleges nnd
universities are training thousands of
the best young people in America, as
well as furnishing the church's lead
ers. Take them from us, and the
church would soon go out of business,
for its source of leadership would be
gone. Come out and hear Dr. Barley
Sunday night
The Christmas tree exercises will be
held on Friday night, December 23 in
the church, and a cantata will be given
by the children of the Sunday school.
Santa Claus will appear with his uiual
treat.
M. C SMITH, Pastor.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Divine service Sunday morning
10:30. Sunday school at 9:30.
F. DROEGEMUELLER, Pastor.
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gift: Waterman's, Schaeffer's,
and Moore's. Brennan's. 6
Brennan's have a special 5 lb.
box fine chocolates at $2.00 the
box. 6
Puncture-Resisting Tire.
A newly patented puncture-resisting
tire bus two. rlng-sliuped sections of
molded rubber sponge," one fitting
within the other, and the whole closely
piling the tfre rasing. The Inner ring
occupies the center of the tire. It
Is of varlulile size, and serves as n
wedge to sprend out the outer ring
The larger It Is the more it com
presses the air cells, apd the greuter
the pressure on the tire. The air
cells, existing In great number, ore
claimed to give greater resilience than
the single air-Inflated Inner tube.
Classics. .
"Are sou an admirer of the clas
sics?" -
"Yes." replied Miss. Cayenne; "al
though I can t help regarding It at
unfortunate that they ave bo much eu-
ler to dance than thc-y are to read."
"Few men," sagely observes a wise
guy, "know what is really in them."
They should try eatincr ice cream with
pork and beans.
' When a moving picture serial is giv
en the managers should take pains to
see that the plot moves along a little
every week or to.
CLEAN THEM UP
FOR XMAS
A REMINDER
Go to the phone right
NOW while you think of
it call No. 18, and have us
Clean and Press your suit
or Overcoat for Christmas.
We know many people
want this work done and
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or carelessness, neglect to
have it done.
IRVING -PITT MFG. CO.
JUNS&S CITY - CHICAGO - NEW VOBK
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minute. We" would rather
give you the best cleaning
and pressing service in Alli
ance, but late rush orders
necessarily handicapp us to
some extent.
Our Prices Are RIGHT
WHY NOT CALL NOW?
PHONE 18
Model Cleaners &
Tailors
We Call and Deliver
Good Eats fpr Eess
A STORE FULL OF REAL BARGAINS IN GOOD EATABLES
YOU CAN FIND HERE SATURDAY OR ANY OTHER DAY
Quality and Service Guaranteed
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Fresh Dressed Springers,. per lb. . . .25c
Fresh Dressed Hens, per lb. 22c
Rolled Rib Roast, lb. ...... .20c Fresh Side Pork, lb. ........ 14c
Pot Roast, lb . . 15c Fresh Pork Shoulder, lb. . . . 15c
Beef Boil, lb. 10c Fresh Ham Roast, lb. ...... .22c
MINCEMEAT DILL PICKLES PIMENTO CHEESE ,
OLIVES SOUR PICKLES SWISS CHEESE
' BULK KRAUT SWEET PICKLES CREAM CHEESE
Come-in and select your Christmas Candy while we still have a good
assortment from, per lb. .' 20c to 45c
Soft Shell Almonds, per lb. ............. ,25c
English Walnuts, Brazils, Mixed Nuts and Shell English Walnuts
Dates, Figs, Citron and Orange Peel, Xmas Trees .,.,
Full Line Fresh Vegetables and Fruits
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Milk and Cream From GUY RUST'S Tested Herd
Cream, Guaranteed to wrhip, per pint ...... . . . .30c
Milk that IS PURE Milk, per quart ........ ..10c
PALACE MARKET
Phone 131 ; Guy Smith, Prop. We Deliver
Greatest Price Reduction
ON ALL - - -
BATTERIES
$19.90up
Prest-O-Lite again reduces iti entire price list, bringing prices
of standard automobile storage batteries down to the lowest point
in years. Prest-O-Lite was last b raise and first to reduce. These
new bedrock prices for 1922 are eTective immediately. These are
not . "special" models. You get the same guaranteed high-powered,
long-life Prest-P-Lite Batteries that are now standard equipment
on 87 makes of motor cars and tru;ks and the list is growing daily.
6-VOLT TYPE FOR FORDS an3 MANY OTHER LIGHT CARS
f Sy Yesterday's Price Price Year Ago A mt IV
SJLo 29-60 $36-00 45
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LESS THAN CI Q QH LESS THAN
YETERDAY sJ V. VU 1920
12-VOLT TYPE FOR MAXWELL DODGE and FRANKLIN
New Trade-in-Price Yesterday's Price One Year
Pri:e ' Ago
$32.30 S41.30 $53.10
6-Volt Type for Buick, Chandler, Chalmers, Hudson, Maxwell,
Oakland, Essex, etc., from $24.65 up
These are typical reductions. Every size and type
is reduced and there is a Prest-O-Lite for every make
of motor car and truck.
Go to the nearest Prest-O-Lite Service Station. Trade in the old battery for a pow
erful, long-life Prest-O-Lite, the battery of recognized cold weather superiority at a price
little, if any, higher than you would pay for the just as good" kind.
Prest-O-Lite, the oldest service to autonobile owners in America, is keeping faith
in bringing down motoring costs. M--tmtxammmxxm&
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