The Alden Journal from Alden, Kansas • 3

SOUTHWEST ALDEN hungry neighbors may be fed at Alif.fi Gable started tor Geneseo a nominal and reasonable expense Sunday evening. EWS STORE HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS AND THE FOOD DRIVE S. C. Klady's spent Sunday afternoon at C. C.

Gable's. for Lottie Gable is working Fredeline's this week. a full line of fishing We have just received tackle and poles. Leonore Proffitt is working at Ralph, Ritters at the present writing. Ivey Duncan started to school again Monday.

Mrs. Cora G. Lewis, member of tjie State Board of Administration having charge of the State Schools of Kansas, comes out with a suggestion for the use of the High Schools equipment of the present campaign for preservation and conservation of food. Mrs Lewis makes the fol- W. R.

Fair bought one of the new Sharpies arators last week. Sep Several in this community have the measles at the present i lowing suggestions: There are in Kansas 225 high schools with Domestic Science equipment. The school board in each of these towns where it is possible could help in the food Basil and Vern Froffitt, Ernie Munson and family visited at E. Hendricks Sunday. Bert, Goldie and Leonore Prof-fitt spent Sunday at Will Haltons.

Vergia Proffitt and- children spent Sunday with J. S. Proffitts. Dewey Bennett and Mr. Yon-kins of Nickerson visited with situation by employing the teacher of Domestic Science Depart ment for the entire vacation and offer the equipment to the com Geo.

Page purchased one of our Double Row New Century Cultivators this week. Having bought the complete set of Tinner's Tools owned by Jacob Rinner we are better prepared to doyour tin work and repairing. Let us show you the Clark Cutaway Disc for preparing ground for wheat. Hardy Charter bought a combined sweep rake and stacker this week. munity for canning, preserving, and drying fruits and vegetables.

Albert Holtom Friday evening. SEED PRICES TOO HIGH Believing that there are many persons who would accede to the urgent request of the govern A most important part of the food drive is the preservation of garden and orchard products. Clubs of the high school girls may be organized by the Domes-ticScience teacher and the equipment divided into two periods a day from 9 to 12 and from 2 to 5 Mother and daughter Clubs also may be organized. Extra pressure cooKers should be bought for canning, where the money is available, and the investment of a ment by planting garden plots if the price of seed was not so high as to be practically prohibitive; therefore we urge upon our of The Lumber Alden ficials the need of immediate action and if it becomes necessary to do so, we are in favor of con demning hoarded stores of seed C' to the public service, paying Supply therefore the first cost with a' reasonable profit. Kansas Alden Resolved, that we are in favor1 of a strict investigation of the small canning plant put in the basements would be worth to the community far more than it costs in the encouragement canning provisions With motorcars it is possible for both country and town women to use the Domestic Science departments of the high schools for canning clubs.

Schools Boards, will you help Kansas save everything raised, making that your community contribution to this war for bod situation that we urge upon our government toe importance of getting the situation well in Mrs. P. Steinmetz accompanied hand to the end that the new Miss Gable of south the river is assisting Mrs. H. T.

Friedline SHORT ITEMS OF INTEREST Mr. and Mrs J. P. Engel on their crops which are being put out at motor trip to Liberal, Tuesday, r. Oscar Piehler closed a most successful eight months such expense may not be wasted and that the producer may realize from his labor and that our Pos- term or scnooi at tf'mrview, six this week.

Mrs. H. f. Fr'edline has been on the sick list the past two weeks. A number from here attended the funeral of Mr.

Duff in. Sterling, Sunday afternoon. About People You Know, or sibly About Yourself-- kead 'em Over. miles north of He was en able to ride his motorcycle day, except four, during the eight months. F.

P. Fair and Ernest Powe'l went to Hutchinson, Monday on ine oia omiaing just soutn CONTESTANTS IN FIRST ANNUAL RICE COUNTY TRACK AND FIELD MEET the garage is being torn down It a tew new. brick or cement buildings could be erected along Always at Your Service for Printing Meeds! that side now, Alden would loom up some, wouldn't she? Bert Proffitt who taught the Smith school the past year, ha ALDEN secured a better salaried position at the town of Saxman. Success business. Mark Peters of Hutchinson, spent Sunday with his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Peters. Mrs a Mary Valentine visited a few days with her daughter, Reeves, in Hotel iison last week Mrs. spent the past week with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs VV. M. Stopher east of Sterling Mrs. Abbie Rishel, mother of Mrs A Conley, died at her home in Bushton, Tuesday and was buried Thursday. Mr.

and Mrs. J. P. Mrs. to you, Bert.

We all need a raise 6.1 7. 8. 9. 10. Burns A.

Stout Newby Powell Davis I. 2. 3. 4, 5. in these times of prosperity, Bradley Stout Fair Webring Engel Subscribe and do it now! BUSHTON $100 REWARD, $100 The readers of this paper will 1 1.

Schmidt Schmidt Heubner Heubner A. F. F. be pleased to learn that there is 12. at least one dreaded disease that 1 3.

Hohl Kemper G. Williams, T. Williams Gandren 16. 17. 18.

19. 20. CHASE science" has been able to cure in 14. Cook all its stages and that is catarrh. 1 5.

l- S. J. Steinmetz and Mr. Ross Abbott left Tuesday for Liberal Mr. Engle has property Catarrh being greatly influ Is.

there something you need in the follow-ing listt Birth Announcement Weddind Stationery Envelope fuclosures Sale Bills Hand Bills Price List Admission Tickets Business Cards Window Cards Time Cards Letter Heads Note Heads Bill Heads Envelopes Ckltlnd Cards Leaflets Statements Milk Tickets Meal Tickets Shipping Tads Announcements Brlefa Notes. Coupons Pamphlets Catalogues Blotters Circulars Invitations Posters Folders Checks Planks Notices Labels Ledal Blanks Menu Cards Placards Dodders Post Cards Programs Receipts Prompt, careful and efficient attention given to every detail enced by constitutional cond there to look after. tions requires constitutiona treatment. Hall's Catarrh Med Mrs." J. D.

Zimmerman and two children, Buford and Helen 21. 22. 23. 24. 25.

icine is taken internally and acts spent Saturday in Alden visiting Revel 26. Miner Wade McFarland 27. Link Warren McFarland 28. Schroth Q. Spaini 29.

Wolfe E. Spaini 30. Scott LYONS thru the blood on theMucous Sur with Mrs. Zimmerman's parents faces of the System thereby de Mr. and Mrs.

T. B. Jeter Ster ling Bulletin. Mrs. Willie Sankey and Mrs Lambert Boes went to Alden Zile Wiggins Wright Welsh Ball 36.

Wykoff 37. Lenard 38. Hall 39. Hartle 40. Jones 31.

32. 33. 34. 35. Tuesday, where they were guests stroying tho foundation of the disease, giving tne.

patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature' in doing its work. The proprietors have so much' faith in the curative powers of Hall's Catarrh Medicine that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case at a dinner given by Mrs. Clyde Van Horn in compliments to Mrs Isaac Halton and her daughter, STERLING Mrs. John Harris, of Wellington that it fails to cure. Send for 141.

who are her guests. The guests Don't Send Your Order Oat of Town Until You See What We Can Do at the dinner were all old friends and neighbors of Mrs. Halton Kerns Allison Hanlon Faris Gardner 46. 47. 48.

49. 50. Farmer Crawford Goerke Lupton Sharpe list of testimonials. Address F. J.

Cheney Co Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Drug- 42. 43. 44. 45.

and Mrs. Harris Sterling Bui letin..