Haven Journal from Haven, Kansas • 1

nr TT TT TTA DNAI 0 HAVEN nit i VOLUME XXVI HAVEN, KANSAS, FRIDAY, MAR. 24, 1922 NUMBER 38 WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Last Thursday was the 20th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Read These Good Prices on Good Goods! Mrs. M. E.

Henderson, and some of their relatives took occasion to pull a surprise on them. When the Hendersons arrived home from the postottiee at supper time they found the house full of folks and a big supply of eats. The folks there to help them celebrate the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Astle, Mr.

and Mrs. Gee Wilson, the Harvey Community Builders' Picture Show! Haven Township Hall Show begins 8:00 Admission 10c-20c Saturday Night, March 25 SEE WALLACE REID in "The Dancin' Fool" Hiett family, the Fred Astle fam ily, Mrs. Emily Moore and Grandma Henderson. NEWS OF THE MOTTS The many friends of the F. 0.

Mott familv. formerly of Haven, will be interested in a letter received recently bv the Journal from Mr. Mott, giving news of the family. Frank was Missouri Pacific agent here for MADE A FINE SHOWING Haven High School made a great showing in basket ball last week. The first team went to Lawrence to play in the State Tournament and played clear into the fourth round, the round just before the semi-finals, and the second team went over to Partridge to play in the Partridge Invitation Tournament for Reno County High School teams, and won the championship cup.

Our first team in charge of Coach Glasgow arrived in Lawrence last Thursday afternoon, where they were met by a committee and taken to the rooms reserved for them. Then they made their arrangements for their first game that night. They met the Goodland team in the first round, the team which had traveled the farthest of all teams there to play in the tournament. Goodland is the county seat of Sherman County, in the western edge of the state, and that team certainly made a long trip to get put out of the tournament in the first round. The Goodland game simply proved a good work-out for the team.

The western Kansas lads were a fine bunch of boys but they were not in the class of the stronger teams at all. Haven's victory of 55 to 15 over them was the biggest margin of points made in any game played during the entire tournament, so that was one honor accredited to our team. In this game Stade made 12 field goals, llussel Hiett 8, Henderson 3 and Iliett 3. Gene and Duane each played half the game at center. Stade caged 3 out of 6 tries for free throws.

The fact that not a personal foul was called on Haven in this contest shows several years and a valued mem- er of the community. He and his family took a great interest in many community enterprises and had hosts of friends here. Another of those hilarious Harold Lloyd comedies to start the show. PROGRESS CLUB The members of the Progress MAYFLOWER CIRCLE The Mayflower Circle met last Club met at the home of Miss Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Edith Astle, with Mrs.

Janet Mount as assisting hostess. 35c 15c 20c 65c 70c 79c 50c 79c 85c 75c $1.15 50c 25c 30c 10c $3.50 25c 5c 35c 35c 25c 25c 25c 50c $1.40 $1.25 $2.35 $1.00 15c 15c 20c 20c 25c 25c 35c 35c 45c 2 lb. pkg. Sunsweet Prunes California Prunes in bulk, per lb. California apricots 1 1 oz.

pkg. No. 10 Free peaches No. 10 Cling Peaches No. 10 Apricots No.

10 Yellow Plums No. 10 Apple Butter No. 10 Sliced Pineapple No. 10 Pears No. 10 Black Raspberries No.

5 Cadet Apple Butter 3 lbs. Navy Beans Good sweet oranges per dozen Fancy large grape fruit Fancy -Winesap Apples, per box 6 bars White Laundry Soap Luna Soap, per bar 6 bars soap for 6 bars Flake White Soap for 2 lbs. good Ginger Snaps 2 lbs. Cocoa for 2 lbs. Peanut Butter for Good Broom 25 lb sack Chick Mash Fancy Oyster Shell, 100 lb.

bags Fancy Chick Feed, 1 00 lb. bags Walko remedies for chickens 50c No. 1 Cadet Cling Peaches, sliced No. 1 Muscat grapes No. 2 can Apricots No.

2 can Yellow Free Peaches Solid Packed corn, 2 cans for Red Kidney Beans, 2 cans for Fancy Beets, No. 3 cans, 2 for Block Salt, plain, per block Block Salt, sulphur Mr. Mott is now working in the Claim Prevention Bureau of the Missouri Pacific Railway, the headquarters and offices being in St. Louis. They live in Webster Groves, a suburb of St.

Louis. The two boys are both doing well in school. Ralph has finished high school and is this year attending the School of Architecture of Washington University at St. Louis. They all take a great deal of interest in the splendid achievements of the Haven High School in athletics the past year, since Ralph was a member of their high school teams in both foot ball and basket ball last year.

Otis is still attending high school. He is also taking special training in voice and has been told that he has great possibilities if he cont inues his train bight members were present and enjoyed the meeting. Refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon. The next meeting will be March 30th at the home of Mrs. Hilyard, with Mrs.

Putnam as joint hostess. Gertrude Stagg Tuesday evening. Miss Dora Kranz was assisting hostess. There were five guests present, Mesdames Tyler and Cooley' and the Misses Thorp, Neuman and Dorsey. Mrs.

Huntington and Mrs. Seedle were elected to membership in the club. Roll Call was responded to by Irish Stories. Food Study was led by Miss Daisy Dark, followed by an interesting paper on Irish Home Rule by Mrs. Beulah Curtis.

The club was favored with a song by Mrs. Helen Cooley and several instrumental numbers by Miss Thorp. what a clean game Haven was playing. Only three personals were called on the Goodland CITY CHICKEN NOTICE Many complaints are coming in to the city council about chickens running at large in Haven. This is strictly against the city ordinances and all persons having chickens are hereby notified to keep them penned up to avoid arrest.

R. E. Talbot, Mayor ing, for he has an exceptional team. voice. During the social hour the club In the Goodland game the The family sent regards to was treated to an Irish Spread uieir many Haven mends.

served in cafeteria style from a Haven team attracted considerable attention from the spectators and the reporters on hand to write-up the tournament. table cleverly decorated with suggestions of St. Patrick's Day. The center piece was a boquet of Our team was given credit for TOWNSHIP HOARD MEETING The regular spring meeting of the Haven Township Board will be held at the Township Hall Monday, March 27th. All folks having business with the township are requested to attend to it that day.

By Order of the Board. Walter and Albert Schlickau sold three car loads of their fine Hereford cattle last week to C. A. Stannard, of Emporia, proprietor of the famous Sunny Slope Hereford ranch. These cattle will go to help re-stock this herd, one of the best known in the world.

daisies a crystal basket tied with a large bow of green tulle. The next meeting will be April fourth at the home of Mrs. Sherman. Will have baby chicks for sale April 8th. Mrs.

Edgar Foster. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks for the many kindnesses extended to us during the final illness and after the death of our husband and father; also for the many beautiful flowers. Mrs. Cora Van Buren. Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Ilazlett. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Van Buren.

Jesse Van Buren. Dr. F. V. Curtis jJ MIWIIMIlgSH8WllMIHIIWMIHBBBW DENTIST Next Monday the district meeting of the Masonic Lodges of this district will be held at Arlington.

A number of Masons from this community are planning on spending the day and the evening there, as a big time is planned. The district includes Mt. Hope, Haven, Hutchinson, Nickerson, Arlington, Pretty Prairie and Turon lodges. II. B.

Graham of Haven is the District Deputy in charge. Res. 62 Office phone 109 Friday and Saturday Special No. 10 Blackberries 75 cents per can Our nursery stock is now complete, and we have as fine a line as you ever saw. We solicit your patronage.

MT. HOPE NURSERY. showing the classiest form and team work of any team playing in the first round, and the papers declared that there was a strong possibility of Haven proving to be a dark horse in the tournament and upsetting the dope sheet. In the second round Haven was scheduled to meet Bancroft, a team from the northeastern part of the state, Friday morning. Bancroft had not put in an appearance, but it was necessary for our team to suit up, go on the court at the appointed time and make a score.

The referee blew his whistle and tossed up the ball. Jimmy batted it away from an imaginary opponent over to one of our forwards, and it was passed right back to Jimmy as he slid towards the goal. He looped it through the basket and the referee declared Haven the victor over Bancroft by a score of 2 to 0. The real test of Haven's possibilities came then, in the next round. Our lads played Arkansas City, one of the strongest of the Arkansas Valley League teams, at 7:00 o'clock Friday evening.

And this was a real game. In the first half Arkansas City lead all the way. At one time they were 6 points ahead of Haven, hut our lads closed up the gap and the score stood 19 to 17 in the opponent's favor at the end of the half. Our team came back strong in the second half and soon managed to tie and then to pass the Ark City squad. Our biggest lead was a margin of three points, but from that lime on Haven was always ahead by from one to three points until the close of the game, the contest ending 32 to 29 in our favor.

Unbleached Muslin Soisette, all colors Mercerized Poplin Calico, light colors, Calico, dark colors 10c yd 37Jc yd 37k yd 11c yd 12k yd Once a druggist made an ointment. There was no secret in it's composition but he made it BETTER than any one else. He left his name on that salve. LET US DO Your Book-keeping! Why worry about it yourself? Let us do the worrying! Deposit all you receive in the bank and pay all your bills by check. Your bank deposits and cancelled checks show your entire business with every transaction recorded then, and you know exactly where every cent or your money went.

There is no question about the date or the amount paid to any person for any account, your checks show it in black and white every time. Its the right way to do business. The State Bank of Haven A new lot of Pongee just arrived. Let us quote prices on the things you have to buy. Bring us your Poultry, Butter and Eggs.

ST AGG'S STORE "THE ACCOMMODATING STORE" The mattresses we sell are like that. Made just a little bett er -with a little more care and just a little better quality of materials than most makers use. Graham Furn. Co. Agents for Smith's Flower Shop.

they are proving exceptionally popular here. In this game Henderson made six field goals, Stade 5 and Hiett 3. Stade caged 6 out of 8 chances at free throws. Rusty Hiett did some wonderful floor work in this game and Montie A "WALLY" REID PICTURE The picture show this Saturday night is to be Wallace Reid in "The Dancin' Fool." Just what it's all about is a mystery to us, but the fact that it's a Wallace Reid picture is enough to insure that it's a good one and one of the popular type. There'll be another of those Harold Lloyd comedies, too, and This is the time of year to set out youi fruit trees, shade trees, berries, etc.

We have an exceptionally complete and fine line of nursery stock this spring and its awaiting your selections. The Mt. Hope Nursery, W. C. Salome, Prop.

distinguished himself with the crowd at guard. This victory Children's hats, choice $1.75 and at the Ladies Stoie Friday and Saturday. (continued on back page).