Haven Journal from Haven, Kansas • 4

THE IIAVEN JOURNAL, HAVEN, KANSAS. explanation of the defeat. They feel that they have a real excuse. The Friday before they had play-ed and won from the best team in the county, the Newton High on the latter's own grounds, and they were pretty sore from the effects of this hard game. Then too, the ride up there on a cold disagreeable day was hard on the players.

After the boys got warmed up they were able to hold the Haven team, who by the way are pretty husky men, and neither team scored in the last half. The score was 14 to 0. When Haven played here earlier EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN NOTES We had a very small attendance last Sunday, the roads being blocked with snow drifts. The Walther League meeting in the evening had to be dropped. However, a small crowd was out to celebrate Mr.

Arkebauer's birthday. The pastor has closed a deal for four lots in Hutchinson at the corner of Twelfth and Elm streets in behalf of the mission of our synod. A pastor will be stationed there as soon as one can be gotten. Also a combined parsonage and church building will be erected in the near future. Next Sunday regular services and Sunday School in the morning and English mission service in the evening.

Rev, M. Senne, of Lincolnville, was a visitor at the parsonage last week. The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs. George Collrrian Wednesday, Dec. 14th.

A Christmas Gift With Real and Lasting Value! If you knew this would be the last Christmas present to your family, what would you make it? You can give nothing of more lasting value than a Life Insurance policy. If you have not already done so you should attend to this important duty now. I am always glad to show you the New York Life contracts and also help you in any way I can about life insurance. DlflOND THE LIFE INSURANCE MAN in the season Haven lost the game 21 to 0." Dr. Hess' Poultry Panacea will start those pullets laying.

Feed it to them now. Miller's Drug Store. AT THE DINNER TABLE! A GRANDFATHER, past 80 years of age, was talking one day at the table about training children to handle money wisely. His daughter, a woman past 50 years of age, said: "I will always blame you, father, for a good deal of my troubles in this line. "You were too good to me when I was a girl.

You gave me too much money to spend and you did not teach me to spend it sensibly. 'To this day I find it hard to make good use of my money I still want to waste it as I used to waste money years ago." The old gentleman replied: "Yes, I was a fool! I wish I had a chance to do that part of my work all over again." PARENTS, what will you say about this problem when you are old? Think it over! Fritz Westfahl arrived home last Thursday after spending about three months back east, visiting in Pittsburg, in Washington, D. Chicago and other points. He had a fine trip and a great time. Mrs.

B. VanBuren left Monday evening for St. Louis to spend a couple of weeks with her Friday and Saturday Special-Coats $29.75 at the Ladies Store. son Ellis VanBuren and tamny. Watch the Grafonola in our north window that's to be sold at a slaughter price.

Stagg's Store. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Regular services Sunday both morning and evening. The morning service will be a Jubilee service. At this time we will receive into the Church those desiring to unite with us. All members of the Church should be present to welcome who take membership with us.

D. C. Shields, Pastor. team got beat at Haven. He said that it was the truth and that they were freely admitting it.

It came as a surprise to Sedgwick folks however for it was pretty generally believed that this their last game was to go to the home team. However the boys feel that; they have something better than an alibi in Mrs. Alice Astle was down from Hutchinson Friday visiting relatives. CITIZENS STATE BANK HAVEN. KANSAS 9 LiiiHMaaHiaiaMMiMBBiaa Just received a large shipment of FURS at the Ladies Store.

Friendship Lodge No. 208 Help The Hen Start the pullet and molted SEDGWICK TAKES IT HARD The article! below from the Sedgwick Pantagraph tells how they feel over there because our foot ball team walloped them the day before Thanksgiving. Their alibis may sound good at home, but in connection with that, we wonder what would have happened if it had been Conway Springs instead of Newton their team had had to play the week before, and two of their first string men had been put out of the game so they couldn't play that day, and the rest probably battered and bruised worse than the Sedgwick bunch? And one of these two men, Gene Hiett, was the one fellow Sedgwick most feared on account of his playing over there early in the season. And we also wonder if they have forgotten that in the early season lien to lay by feeding Dr. Pruitts Next Stated Communication Thursday Night Dec.

8 1921 Nux-Sal-Ven. It builds better blood, better appetite and helps I PR MILLER 1 to resist disease and cold weather. You never see disease where Nux-Sal-Ven is fed regularly. The comb will get nice and red in a few days. Make a dust bath of Dr.

Pruitt's Lice Visiting Brethren Cordially' Welcomed. Friendship Chapter No. 363 Order of the Eastern Star Regular Meetings the 2nd and 4th Tuesday nights of each month. Mite Powder. For Roup add a little Gerget to the drinking water.

They are all guaranteed. Sold by the Farmers Union Hardware. H. B.GRAHAM Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director MRS. GRAHAM ASSISTING! We are now selling the high grade I LLER non-skid Geared-to-the-Road tires at the following extremely low prices: Size 30x3 $9.90 30x3Vz 12.50 Plain tread 30x3 $9.60 This is regular quality, guaranteed 6,000 miles, we handle no seconds.

At such low prices for these high quality tires, you can hardly afford to buy any other kind. Haven Free Library CITY BUILDING Open Saturdays 1 to 6 p. m. Miss Mary Hardest Librarian L. R.

SAFARIK, M. D. Office in Masonic Building Office Phone 57-a Residence 57 Col. '(J. L.

DAVENPORT Live stock and General Farm game Haven had the "cold, disa-1 greeable ride." And. their attention might further be called to the fact that Haven defeated them as bad as Sedgwick boat our boys early in the season, ior Haven made one touchdown that was legal, but in the confusion of an unusual play the referee ruled it out. Had this touchdown been allowed as it should, the score would have stood Haven 21, Sedgwick 0 in the final game. But it's all in the season's work. In the early season, when our team wcia green, Sedgwick simply outclassed us a little, and at the close of the season when our team had hit its stride, even weakened by the loss of two of its leading players, it had Sedgwick outclassed.

And there you are. Here's their version of the game: "The writer asked Mr. Lynn, superintendent of schools if this paper was to come right out in the open and admit the awful truth namely that the football Salesman. Also Real Estate Dates may be arranged with W. C.

Stecher at State Bank of Haven R. Astle at Citizens Stae Bank femes Green at Farmers State Bark of M. H. Demand m. d.

Office in McNair Building Office Phone 101-a Res. 101-b I WAR II LAUNDRY! Leave your Dry Cleaning and Laundry work at The Jewelry Store Basket goes every Tuesday night. Phone No. 44 for information. All Work Guaranteed R.

K. BAIRD AUCTIONEER Auctioneer of fine stock, real estate, general merchandise and farm sales. Your patronage solicited. See this office about dates Un aven rarmers ion Take No Chances! We are in splendid shape now to take care of your auto repairing and now is the time to have every little trouble adjusted. You don't want to have trouble and be laid up some place on the road some place on a cold day.

We also take care of all sorts of farm implement and machinery repairing and welding. Bring in such work now and we will give it special attention. How's your battery? THE FARMERS' OWN STORE SPECIAL SOAP SALE! An advantageous purchase of a large amount of soap enables us to offer you "Pearl White Soap," the new big bar at Pre-Var Prices 10 bars Pearl White Soap at 49c One box of 80 bars at $3.85 While our Supply Lasts! We buy standard goods, the best the market affords, and work in every possible way to supply you the "maximum value at the minimum price" Farmers Union Co-Operative Association HAVEN, KANSAS I aven Euick Coi IV. H. Skclton Jesse Seedle I.