Clyde Voice-Republican from Clyde, Kansas • 4

mmm -r -w -TT Tw -r -r-w-w-r-r TTT -r TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTtTTftTttr It mimi Thank You, Red Cross!" Say 92,000 Families Over 92,000 families are healthier and happier today, thanks to the Greatest Mother in the World the Red Cross. Last year alone 92,000 women learned something even more essential than the cure of disease. They learned how to prevent disease. The Red Cross, through its nation-wide organization, taught them simple truths for preserving their families' health; taught them what food is best for their families' health taught them how to care for the sick, saving babies and adults the country across. There remain hundreds of thousands of families, too poor to leam elsewhere, who remain uninstructed.

The Red Cross must'shoulder the task of teaching them. The work must go on. But it can't go on without your support. The work is costly, but saving lives is a greater satisfaction than saving money. Your membership dollar does its part to save a life.

Join the Red Cross or renew your membership during the Convriirlit 1Q20 Mart ft Marv I Hart Schaffner Marx $55.00 Suits and Overcoats RED GROSS FOURTH ROLL CALL November 11-25 1 9 2 RED CROSS TEACHES: Horn Hygien Car of 8lok First Aid Dietetic Life avln Thrift Community ftorvleo RED CROSS PROVIDES: Health nter Public Health Nuneo Social Workers Care for Service Men Help in Disaster Relief In Europe Information Service u.uu Have You Renewed Your Membership? TP Harry Bradley is on the sick Jut. YOU know how prices have been; p.retty high. When we saw there wasn't much chance of lower costs, we just decided that we'd mark prices down anyway. We've done it; nevermind whether we lose or not; you win. Here are our Hart Schaffner Marx fine clothes, marked down.

We have something for cleaning cooking utensils, silverware, glassware or marble that we think is superior to any other preparation made. It 'is Volco. Try it and be convinced. The Clyde Drug Co. Chris Krahe and family spent at the 'B'li: Baltazor home.

Paul Cornet returned Saturday "from the St. Joseph Hospital, improved. UNION PACIFIC CHANGES TIME. On November 14, 1920 there will be a general change in time on the Union Pacific Railroad. Persons contemplating trips are advised to consult the nearest Union" Pacific Agent regarding departure of trains.

The two test oil wells to be put down here are attracting a lot of newspaper comment all over the country. Both wells will be but a few miles from Clyde, and if they are successful in bringing in oil, say boy, look out. It Will mean a real boom for the old town. Mr. Currier, the promoter, means business, and we fully believe that he will find the black fluid.

Mrs. Wm. Regnier went to "Washington Sunday to visit at -fhe Gauvreau home. See our two pair for 25c canton flannel gloves. Golden Eagle Clothing.

Co. Notwithstanding the cold weather and bad roads, there was a large crovd in Clyde Saturday, and all our merchants did a splendid business. Fact is peo-pje are realizing the fact that it pays to drive a few miles farther if necessary and trade with the Clyde merchants, as their prices are right, and the goods are of first-class quality. iolden Eagle Clolhing Company Fourth Red Cross Roll Call November 11-25. Don't wait to be but hand in your dollar.

In China when the subscriber The home of Hart Schaffner Marx -Manhattan Shirts, Florsheini Shoes and Ginibel Hats Clyde, Kansas Uufe King was found guilty of -murder in the first degree. His attorneys have filed a motion for a new trial, and it will be argued ihe latter part of this month. rings up central, the operator may be expected to ask: "What number does the honorable son of moon and stars desire?" two-three." Silence. Then the exchange resumes "Will the person graciously for-j give the inadequacy of the insig-' nificant service, and permit this fumble wire slave to inform him that the never-to-be sufficiently censored line is pre-occupied." Mesick (Mich.) Sun Pioneer. For Sale: one.

Red Bull Calf, good Geo. W. Hays. CLASSIFIED COLUMN Found: Fountain pen. Owner G.

H. Ellis, cf Kingfisher, Oklahoma, accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. W. B. Sutphin, of Tacoma, was here the first of the week visiting at the home of his brother-in-law, Fred French, and they departed from here for Tacoma, where Mr.

Ellis will make his home ''with his daughter. Mr. Ellis and Mr. French both home-steaded here' in 1870. It had been 32 years since Mr.

Ellis visited here, and of course noted many changes. Homer Howard gave a party at his home Tuesday for a few of his young friends. Games were played, refreshments were served and all present enjoyed "themselves immensely. Arthur Mahon spent Sunday at the J. C.

Murphy home. Dr. Adams and family, of Clifton spent Sunday at the Eli Baltazor home. Have, you renewed your Red Cross membership? It is hoped that every member will renew, and new members will be greatly appreciated. You can pay your membership at either bank in Clyde.

Canton flannel gloves, two pair for 25c, while they last. Golden Eagle Clothing Co. What is Required to be a Congressman. The average citizen is possessed with the idea that to be a congressman one has to be well posted on all subjects pertaining to our government. Such is not the case, as you can surmise by reading the following letter received by Congressman Strong from one of his constituents in another county: Mr.

James Strong i am Riting you for Some in. fermation in regard to Making Wood Alcohol what can be Maid from as fuel is going to be high and probly for the next year and wheather it takes any Skeil to Make and wheather an Ordinary Whiskey DeStil will answer the Same purpes for Making the wood alcohol if it could be Maid without to Mutch expense i would like to try it for Fuel pur-peses please forward this to the right party. Blue Rapids Times can have same by calling at this office. 11-4-tf Pure breed R. C.

Brown Leghorn cockerels, $1.50 each. Ph. No. 2329. Mrs.

Dan Hose. 11-11-tf House for Sale: 6 rooms and bath. All modern. Phone 203. ll-ll-2tp Hatlie Kircher.

Lost: Knights Templar watch charm. Finder please leave at this office. 11-11-tf For Sale or Trade: Wagon dump and elevator, in good repair. I). L.

Ostlund, 1 1-1 l-2tp Clyde, Rt. 5. For Sale. Spring mule. Call 2513.

For Sale: 'One Duroc Jersey male hog, 6V2 months old. Eligible for register. Tel. 2713. Ernest and Clare Howard.

ll-ll-2tn I Herbert Danielson came down 1 from Concordia Sunday to visit Qapper's Weekly telh this one: "When 7,000 school marms recently descended on Topeka to hold a convention, many were given rooms in private homes. Two teachers, strangers to each other, did not even learn each other's names during their infrequent visits to the room they shared together. One had beautiful auburn hair, the other's hair was gray. The auburn haired teacher left for home on an early train. In the haste of packing she exchanged false hair with her unknown gray-haired roommate.

And there anpears to be no way of rectifying this switchographical error." relatives and friends. P. T. Brookshier, who has been head man at the Wooley Implement store (hardware department) has severed his connection with that company and will become manager the Farmers' Union Co-Operative Association. Mr.

Brookshier is making the change because of the fact that he is anxious to get more out of door his present- position requiring him to stay inside too close. C. G. Colwell becomes manager at the Wooley store. Osborne Farmer.

Mrs. Glen Clark left for Caddo Texas Tuesday morning after visiting here a short time. The Norcross Stock Company closed a th'ree-nights engagement in the Beachtel Theatre last Wednesday night, and were greeted with a good crowd. Mr. Norcross has a' good company, and-will play a return engagement in Clyde next spring, and should draw large crowds, as the company is worthy of good patronage.

They went from here to Smith Center. Mrs. Garnet Jones and baby went to Whitewater, Tuesday morning to visit her mother, Mrs. Alexander..