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THE HAVILAND REVIEW. HAVILAND, KANSAS THE Haviland Review Published Every Thursday By George N. Harvey $2.00 per year, Six months $1.00, 8 months $1.50, payable in advance Advertising rates on request. Entered as second class matter, A August 7. at the post office in Haviland.

Kansas banged from Rockville, Mo.) Under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Foreign Advertising Representative THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION City Directory W. J. Hodgson, Mayor D. E.

Winters, Police Judge Bard E. Matthews, Treasurer H. A. Wilson, Fire Marshal L. D.

Mitchell, Clerk C. W. Isham, City Mershal Councilmen T. C. Kendall Bert Bryant H.

D. White Wm. Phillips I. N. Sneed Regular Meetings the first Tuesday evening each month.

Lodge Directory Cyrus T. Gause Post No. 157, meets 1st and 3rd Friday of each month. Visiting comrads always welcome. A.

MeNutt, B. Bond, Adjt. Com. Haviland Lodge A. F.

A.M. No. 409. Meets first and third Tuesday each month H. F.

Gifford, W. M. H. H. Beck, Sec.

Haviland Order of Eastern Star No. 402 meets first and third Friday each month. Mary Evans, W. M. Mabel Eaton, Sec.

Haviland Lodge I. 0. 0. F. No.

513. Meets every Thursday night. D. D. Meisenheimer, N.

G. W. A. Corrigan, Sec. Haviland Rebekah Lodge No.

483 meets second and fourth Friday each month. Bessie Estep. N. G. Maud Bennett, Sec.

Haviland Camp M. W. A. No. 4476 meets every Wednesday night.

L. C. Fankhouser, V. C. H.

F. Bryant, Clerk Haviland R. N. A. No.

600. Mabel Eaton, Sec. No. 422 meet. A.

H. T. Branch night, every Monday Jud Evans, Pres. George Kelley, See. A.

O. U. W. Haviland Lodge M. Miner, M.

W. No. W. H. Fankhouser, Sce.

Wheat Test High in Southwestern Kan- sas and Southeastern Colorado is testing as high as 64 pounds per bushel and is yielding from 20 to 40 bushels per acre. The big cattle ranch which was recently closed out and which is located in Morton and Stevens Counties Kansas, and Baca County, Colorado, is in this big wheat section. Wilson Dean, of Elkhart, Kansas, bought a big block of this land and they are selling it in small tracts. These parties bo't this land very reasonable and are selling it right. Good terms with six per cent interest given.

This is one of the best propositions offered in the southwest at this time. If interested write or call on these parties at once. There is but one time to picture them as they are to-day. Make appointments for your photographs now. Haviland studio open every Saturday.Withers' Art Studio.

Send The Review to a friend. We Artis Rush left for Tyrone, Tuesday morning. FOR SALE--a nice, red, young heifer -Milus Cope. A fine little shower Wednesday night was followed by a very cool morning. Miss Hazel Brady, of Fowler, was here the latter part of last week, visiting friends.

Charles Asher went to Tyrone last Friday to look after his land and crops in that section. The American Legion boys purchased a phonograph from Haviland Drug Co. recently. Hemstitching and picoting done neatly and promptly. Ethel Goheen, Liberal, Kans.

3 Misses Mildred Ottaway and Lola Bryant are engaged this week in taking the school cer sus. Have you tried a fruit pudding Sundae, if not get one at Haviland Drug Co. fountain Saturday. Mrs. Rebecca Horner is visiting her son, George Horner, who lives north of Greensburg, this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Burt Cripps purchased a large Columbia phonograph from Haviland Drug Co. this last week, H. L.

Sieg and family were over from Greehsburg to attend the funeral of Mrs. P. H. Newlin, last Thursday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. John Mc Nutt purchased a large. Columbia Phonograph frown Haviland Drug Company this la week. Miss Edna Elliott began working at the L. J.

Mere. the first the month, in the place of Mi 3s Emma Meisel who has resign ed from her posiition. Roy Bewar I drove out to Steven's county in 1 his Ford car Monday uparningg, where he will be engaged in building a granary. P.is daughter, Thelma, accompanied him. How Time Flies---they will soon be going away to school again.

photographs of the children never grow up. Make appointment for Art Studio. Open Saturdays, at Haviland. 2 Mrs. Bertha Couch and daughter, Laverne, left Friday morning for Kansas City where Mrs.

Couch will purchase her line of fall and winter millinery. They will stop at Hutchinson and Sterling to visit friends, enroute. The young people of the Methodist Sunday School, members of Mrs. C. H.

Cope's class, and their friends, enjoyed a wienie roast at the creek last night. About twenty were there to enjoy a jolly time, Jack Richie, one of the most affable gentlemen on the road, of Kansas City, was in Haviland Monday making arrangements with the Navajo Theatre management to put on the really big film, "The Birth of a Race" which will be shown here August 21st. Mr. Richie visited at this office to the great gratification of the editor. We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks for the many deeds of kindness shown our dear husband and father during his last illness, also for the beautiful floral remembrances.

These acts of kindness will never be forgotten. We only hope that in some way we may be of use to those who were so kind and ful in our time of sorrow. Mrs. Matilda Fankhouser. Mr.

and Mrs. N. C. Fankhouser Mr. and Mrs.

L. C. Fankhouser. Mr. and Mrs.

W. H. Fankhouser. Mr. and Mrs.

A. M. Fankhouser. Mr. and Mrs.

W. C. Fankhouser. We wish to express our thanks to friends for their assistance and sympathy in the last days of our wife and mother. Thanks to the Sabbath school class, the high school foot ball boys, and the grandchildren for the beautiful flowers.

P. H. Newlin. Mrs. Etta Asher.

Mrs.Retta Woodward. Mrs. Olive Rush. CARD of THANKS Tucker-Prilliman A pretty wedding occurred last evening at eight. o'clock at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. P. E. Tucker, when their daughter, Lillian Esther, united in marriage to Mr. Justice Prilliraan, of Conway Springs.

They were attended by Miss Prilliman sister of the as bride's maid and Mr. Ver non Tucker, brother the bride, as best man. The bridal party marched from the house out on the lawn where the ceremony was read by Rev. Isaac Woodard. A wedding supper followed.

About forty-five guests were present. A Fair Offer The readers of the Haviland Review who are subscribers for the Greensburg 'Progressive can have their Review subscriptions set ahead as far as they are paid in advance for the Progressive if they will call this office for the proposition. Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell motored to Wichita last Friday evening returning Sunday evening.

They report the worst hail storm they ever sa'w. Car tops were shot full of holes, wind shields broken and sky lights in many buildings broken. Many hail stones were from five to seven inches in circumference. This will be the last week for some of our valued subscribers who have indicated that they want to; renew their subscriptions. We do not want to discontinue a single subscriber, but the cost.

of material compels us as well tas t.he postoffice ruling to discontinue mailing when subscription has; expired. Miss Ethel Harvey arrived Tuesday morning from Baltimore, where she has been in Deaconess work for the past year. This is her first visit home in over two years. She has an appointment to appear in the Methodist church in Spearville next Sunday morning. A.

W. Gibson, editor of Greensburg's Progressive, was in Haviland Monday evening shaking hands with his admirers. He did not call at this office because the press of business would not allow the time it would have required. Don't fail to eat a fruit pudding Sundae at Haviland Drug Co. Saturday as they are giving away large silver spoon free.

H. L. Sieg and. C. E.

Cooke were over from Greensburg on business this morning. We are glad to give publicity to the fact that Baer is reported to be quite improved the last few days. However, trouble never comes singly, for Linton Baer met with the misfortune of being kicked by a Ford, breaking both bones in his right forearm, Monday. Even the elements seem to be alligned against the progress of Haviland. Lightning recently fired and destroyed a very creditably looking depot at Mullinville, while our sway back leanto gets by and remains a monument of the Great Rock Island Railway.

Miss Ida Whitlow, of Wichita, has been here the past two weeks visiting friends and relatives. She is a member of the faculty of Friends University in Wichita and will be remembered by many, as Haviland is her former home. C. W. Hamilton was here from Winslow, today looking after some property interests.

His father was formerly engaged in the bakery business here. Mr. Hamilton is engaged in railroad. service with the Santa Fe in Arizona. 0.

M. Brown, of Greensburg, is assisting with the work in Baer's store during the illness of the senior member of the firm. Mr. Brown is a son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs.

Baer. Walter Fankhouser returned to Kansas City Sunday evening to resume treatment which is to continue nine weeks longer. Gause and Overman are engaged building a school house in the Pryor neighborhood nine miles south west of Haviland. Mrs. J.

H. Reeder was taken quite sick Monday evening but is now able to be up and about the house. Orval Woodward and family started for an outing in Colorado, Tuesday afternoon, in their big car. 14 Reasons Why You Should Buy Your Talking Machine of Haviland Drug Co. 1.

They handle a standard machine2. Their machine is the only machine made that has an automatic stop. 3. They guarantee them for one year. 4.

They handle the largest selection of records. 5. Their machine has carried away the Grand Prize at every World's Fair. 6. The motor in their machine has taken the prize over all other makes.

7. They sell on easy payments. Pay while you 8. They give good selection of records free with each machine. 9.

They will a put machine in any home in the county on trial. 10. They will give you 10 per cent discount on all records. 11. They will give you 5 per cent on the sale of all machines that you are instrumental in helping them sell after you have bought.

12. Their machine is NOT an assembled machine. 13. They would like to demonstrate their machine to you, against any other makes, in your home and let you be judge. 14.

They have sold practically three car loads of machines (Columbia Grafonolas) to satisfiled customers in the last three years. Council Meeting City Council met in regular session on Tuesday evening. After allowing a number of bills the discussions to the best method of improving the sanitation of the city was considered at length. The ordinances covering the subject were read and it was considered advisable to appeal to the common sense of the people for their cooperation in taking advantage of the pres-, ent opportunity to improve the health conditions of the community. We all know the danger of allowing flies to come in contact with filth of any kind.

The law compels us to keep it covered or removed. We have an opportunity of having it remo7ed without being compelled. Let's go. L. D.

Mitchell Rev. N. J. Stokes, pastor of the colored Baptist church at Pratt, was here Tuesday after-' noon arranging for the coming of the Colored Jubilee Singers who will be at the Friends church tomorrow evening. in 'The Heviland Review Thursday, Aug.

5th, 192 ORDINANCE NO. F3. An ordinance providing for the levying 8f taxes for the year one thousand nine hundred and twenty (1920), in the city of Haviland, Kansas. Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of Haviland Kansas: SECTION I. That a tax for the current year be, and the same is hereby levied upon all real personal and mixed property subject to taxation within the limits of Haviland, Kansas, of eight (8) mills, in amounts and for the purposes respectifully as follows: For general purposes, three (3) mills on each dollar of the assessed valuation of Haviland, Kansas.

For bond redemption. five tenths (5-10) of a mill Haviland, on each Karsas. dollar of the assessed valuation of For street light maintenance, ore (1) miil on dollar of the assessed valuation of Haviland, Kansas. For improvement of street and alleys, two and five tenths (2 5-10) mills on each dollar of the assessed valuation of Haviland, Kansas. For street crossings fire-tenths (5-10) of a mill on each dollar of the assessed valuation of Haviland; Kansas.

SEC. 2. That the said taxes levied under this ordinance shall be certified by the city clerk to the county clerk of Kiowa county, Kansas. to be placed on the rolls for the year thousand nine hundred twenty (1920) for one, collection subject to penalties and tole collected in like manner as other taxes are collected by law. And such taxes so levied shall be paid into the city treasurer by the county treasurer according to law.

SEC. 3. This ordinance sha 1 take effect and be in force from and after being published once The Haviland Review. W. J.

HODGSON, Attest: Mayor. L. D. MITCHELL, City Clerk. Passed the Council Aug 3, 1920.

Approved by the Mayor Aug. 3, 1920. VULCANIZING Casing and Tube Work New Tires Stanley Tire Shop THE WONDER LIGHT A bright, steady light for Ford cars. Price $5.00 installed For Sale by STANLEY TIRE SHOP 250 onteel THINK of 26 rare and delightful odors! Imagine them combined in one wondrous fragrance! That is the way the Talc Jonteel smells. Try some of it today.

HAVILAND DRUG CO. P. A. White, Manager If you sell your grain to the Kansas Flour Mills Co. you will get the highest market price.

The Kansas Flour Mills Co. F. N. BOOK, Local Manager Hayiland, Kansas.