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CITY Market I' am read to fus nish you with Fresh and Cured Meats of all kinds. Lard, Compound, Fresh Fish and Ousters. Highest, Hides Market and Furs. paid S. L.

Barnett, Proprietor 0.4 For 601 We are now prepared to OIL YOUR HARNESS. Make that oid Hirness look like new new and wear much longer through our Pure Neatsline Harness Oiling Device Our price of oiling a sit of Harness 1s the same as it was 3 years agol You can't afford to let your Harness go to ruin when you can have them dipped in a vat of Pure Neatslene Oil for ONE DOLLAR. Now think this over and bring them in as soon as possible so they will be ready for ring work. A. BOLAND HDW CO Korry-Krome Saves the Family One-third of Your Shoe Expense.

Resoling Your: Shoes Doubles Their Life away good shoe uppers means wasting half of the service you should receive from them- because uppers practically always outwear the soles. Resoling costs from one-third to one-fifth as much as new shoes--it doubles the life of your shoes. We use the finest materials and worktomer's requirements close, personal atten- IN mar.ship in our resoling- and give every cus- ALBIONO tion. NO Where the most durable and comfortable soles are tanned wanted, leather we that use OUTLASTS KORRY-KROME, OAK OR a BARK- mineral- 2W SON A TANNED SOLES TWO-TO-ONE. proof- -is for use of policemen, mailmen, busiIt is pitiable, comfortable and permanently waternessmen, romping children, and others giving shoes hard service.

Bring in your old uppers- -you'll find our service Intelligent and our prices consistent with the quality of the work: dona 0. Kelly's Electric Shop Leave orders at "Wideawke office. The Wideawake Published Thursdays by -H. G. M.

J. VINES- 81.25 per vear in countv: $1.50 out of county by mail. Ad ratos, local 101c Foreign rates" 121c ner inch. Local readers 5c per line, type 10c. Funeral card of thar's 25c.

THE CITY OFFICERS I. JEURINK- -Mayor RUSSELL PAGE--City Clerk. D. A. DE YOUNG- City Treas F.

P. GAY -City Marshall COUNCILMEN--John Van Diest John K. Schemper, John Dragt Henry A. Boland, D. A.

De Young, Administrator Notice State of 1 (Phillips Co. In the matter of the estote of Sarah Finch deceased, late of Phillips County, Kansas. Notice is hereby given that on the 9th day of February A. 1920. the undersigned was by the Probate Court of Phillips County, Kansas, duly ministrator appointep of and the estate qualified of "Sarah Finch late of Phillips deceased Ail persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them for allowance to the undersigned within one year from date hereof or they may be excluded fromans claims benefit of be such, estate, presented add within two years from date hereof they shall be forever barred.

3w-26 BERT FINCH, Executor FOR SALE One Renfrew Separator which is nearly new. Mrs. Dan Short. Wheat $1,15 New Ginghams at Van Diest Bors I have some Implements which I will sell at a bargain-J Schemper Ginghams and percales at 35c yd at Dragt Son's. We have them, the very finest of silks and crepes- Dragt Son.

If you are thinking of 'sending a mail order, first compare prices with us, we can beat them. -J. Dragt 8 Harm Woltman was attending to business at Kirwin, Tuesday. We have a fine line of dress hats and shirts for yo ng men- -Dragt The Prairie View Lumber Comp. any shirped out to market this week four cars of corn.

Please settle your account with me at once J. K. Schemer. Charley Fansler says If you want a sure tractor for all kinds of spring farm work buy a Fordson. Men- -Get that new spring suit ordered now- -van Diest Bros.

Bert Finch made a business trip to Kansas City first of the week. Mrs. R. Thomas who has; been in poor health for many months died nday mornifig. For Sale or trade for a Ford truck, 1 good Ford touring car.

J. K. Schemper. Dr. Van Diest passed his 46th milestone on Washington's birthday Joe Harbers is head" dining room girl at Hotel de Durnill.

Mrs, Anna Van Dyke is On the sick list this week. A young man by the name of John Johnson from Grand Rapids, is stoping at Van Wyeks. Rev. Mulder is considering a call from Oostburg, Wis. John Hogan is preparing to move to Almena this week and his brother Elias to Long Island.

J. van Wyck was a busy man the first of the week unloading and set. ting up a car load of tombstones. Rev. M.

Borduin of Galesbug, Iowa will preach at the Christian church next Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Do you know it will take 28 to see another month of February w.th five Sunday in it. Mrs. John Harbers, at Will Van Diest's, who has been quite sick, is reported some better. Klaas' Vandervelde of Palco, who is quite sick, was taken to the Bethany hospital at K.

C. Monday, be operated on for absess on the lungs. Louis Tebbs has purchased the tne lease on three eighties west oz Almena, known as the Sherm Hale lace and will move their March 1. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many kind friends and neighbors for their loving assistance during our recent sickness and breavement of our beloved husband and father, Mrs. Peter L.

Weigafft, And Children. THE NEW CITY GARAGE "Is one of our up to date business houses converted out of the old city hotel. Mr, C. Van Greuningen Is the senior member of the firm, and i known among his friends as honest Neil, the square dealer. Lambert Lockhorst is the junior man and the boss mechanic and electriction and is an experienced auto workman, he has for an assistant Sy Hogan.

Messrs. Van Greuningen Lock horst of the City Garage, handle all kinds of auto repairs and can fix any parts of autes, and guarantee their work, prices moderate. They sell Dodge Bros. fine touring car; see ad on front page. HORSE AND JACK BARN.

Garret Van Loenen will move to town shortly after their sale this Saturday. In addition to his breed ing stock in the old Fansler barn he has lately added three fine mam mouth Jacks. Farmers who are interested in raising fine mules or extra choice colts shouid call and see his fine stock. Olive Elizabeth at Bellviile, OBITUARY. OBITUARY.

Grigsby was born Illinois, March 16th, 1841, and died at her home near Prairie View, Kansas, Feb. 23rd, 1920, Left an orphan at an early age, she was given a home by Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Hughes. While still a small child she went with her foster parents to Missouri, On March '25th, 1863, she was married to Mr.

Robert P. Thomas; ten children were born to this union. all of whom survive her except the oldest son, George, who died in 1888. Her husband departed this life in October 1919. In 1873, she with her husband and children moved to the homestead near Prairie View, Kansas, where they have resided ever since.

She was a devoted, self sacalficing life and mother, a loyal friend and a devout Christian; her children will indeed rise up and call her blessed. "There is no death That seems so is transition This life of mortal breath, Is but a suburbof the life Elysian Whose portal we call death." CARD OF THANKS To the friends who so kindly assisted us by their helpfulness, sympathy and beautiful floral offer ings during the illness and death of our beloved mother, we extend our sincerest thanks. The Thomas Children Administrator's Notice. State of Kansas, S8 Phillip Co. In matter of the estate of Arie Greuningen deceased, late of Phillips county, Kansas.

Notice is hereby given that on the 9th day of February, A. D. 1920 the undersigned was by the Probate Court of Phillips County, Kansas, duly appointed and qualified as Administrat of the estate of Arie Van Greuningen, late of Phillips County, deceased, All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notited to present them for allowance to the undersigned within one year from date hereof or they may, be Excluded from any benefit of such estate, and if such clams be not presented within two years frem date hereof they shall be forever barred. ANNA VAN GREUNINGEN, 3 11 Executrix -BOND LETTERHEADS Come to Us for PRINTING Effective Printing means good type, good presses, good workmen and good paper. We have the equipment and the workmen for you, and use Hammermill grades of bond, safety and cover papers.

Let us show you. Dresses For Spring 1920. Many styles developed in Taffetas, Georgegettes, Satins, Linens, heavy Ginghams; Flowered Voiles and combinations. The gowns in this display will constitute the greatest variety of early season showing of dresses ever brought here. We have only one or two patterns in our Fancy Silk Crepe, Eto A fine line of Ideal Percales and the very.

best of Ginghams we can buy. While Our Prices are Low now is the time to lay in your spring supply. We will meet all mail order business. If you don't believe it just try us at once. Spring Coats.

Be sure to see our -pring Suits and Coats which will be on display in a few days. The very latest in nobby styles We have just received a shipment of Ladies slippers and Oxfords for spring and summer wear. J. DRAGT SON A Goral THE UNIVERSAL CAR THE Truck The Ford Model TOne Ton Truck is really the necessity of farmer, manufacturer. contrac tor and merchant.

It has all the strong features the Ford car made bigger and stronger. It has the powerful worm drive, extra large emer gency brakes acting on both rear wheels and con trollod by hand lover, 124 inch wheelbase, yet tuons in a jot circle We advise giving your order without delay. The demand is large. Leave your today. Truck Chassis $550 f.

o. b. Letroit. The Highway Garage Auto company. The Ford Service Station C.

W. Fansler, Manager W. JACKSON, The City Blacksmth, PRAIRIE VIEW, KANSAS. BERT FINCH Proprietor Prairie View elevator successor to Thomas De Young -DEALER INGRAIN LIVE STOCK B. E.

Miller, The Anto Mechanic At the Highway Garage. All work Gauranteed: Prices right Prairie View, Kansas, M. A. SPAULDING Funeral Director And Licensed Embalmer: Embalmers certificates in Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado. H.

Woltman, Prairio View In charge Prairie Few ock. way ur might.