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E. JEahin. EMtor xt Owner Kiitfiori at i Rnn "rnd-aji mull i rti't -r- A OT CITY Of BURNS. Subscription Price $1 50 Per Year Zldvertisintf Rates splay, Per alngle column inch perls-rue 12ic Vltb position 15c Local Notices. f.er line Cards of Thanka 50c eacn Resolutions per Special Go tract Advertising rtntpn on Application.

ITIURSHA Y. FKUlir AHY 20 11120 latency Courtesy jiways TJhe Exchange State ffiank AUTDIiDDIlkE, FOB SALE ADS. El FOR SALE Span large mated mules, 2 yrs. old, broke; 6-mo. old mule; gray mare, 5 yrs.

old, wt. 1100; horse colt. L. S. Macklin 38e METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

This is the week of weeks for the mi esters of Southwest Kansas Conf. We meet after a year of joys and sorrows, victorys and defeats, and fellowship and plan for the en arging of our work for the Kingdom of God. The ministerial fraternity is one of the greatest on earth. This is our week of weeks. We will be glad to see any who can attend confer-ance at ST Paul's M.E.

Church Wichita. A number will attend Sunday. I'll be glad to see you; your former Pastors will enjoy a visit vvitn you; come. Next Sunday's services as follows: Bro.Shinn will preach in the morning. Bro.

Crawford's men's class will conduct the evening service. Come and help by your interest and presence. The E. League will conduct a trip around the world; they will make six stops and eujoy sight seeing trips. These stops will be made in India, China Korea Japan, P.

I. and U.S.A This can all be seen at the Methodist church each Thursday evening, beginning Thursday, March 11. No admission charges. Never make adjustments of any kind on the engine unless It Is hot. The top should never be folded when damp or wet, but should be kept open until thoroughly dry.

The driver of a truck or converter using pneumatic tires must be careful never to leave the end of a tire valve, uncovered. Car owners should get Into the habit of using belt dressing on the clutch' leather to swell It and net as a remedy; for slippage. Do not forget that the ground con-( necllon of the ignition circuit should, have a dependable connection to the, metal parts of the car. It Is very important that regular inspections should be made of the leather coverings or "boots" which protect the unl versa Is and other parts. 4 -f -f -f 4--f ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FOR STATK SENATOR I have decided to be a cunduiate for the Republican nomination for State Senator from tins district at ilie August primary and will sincere! appreciate any support given my candidacy. 0IIA8. W. THOMPSON FOR SALE A 3 1-4 in. Peter Schuttler wagon gear, nearly new.

Ray Sale 35tf FOR SALE Favorite incubator, 110 eggs. 38- 9p Mrs. Chas. Williams FOR SALE 1917 model Ford touring car. 39- lp Allen Mcintosh WHNTED Clean rags, 10 per pound for white rags.

36c I. L. ROWE FILL LINCOLN HIGHWAY GAPS Wilson Vincent has been absent for two weeks on account ot sickness. Phillip Vogelman and Forest Wise have returned after five weeks of illrress. On Tuesday evening, Mar.

10 the junior class will put on a box supper in order to raise money for the football sweaters. All girls please bring boxes, and boys, your purses. There has been some argument among the seniors as to whether they take the senior play away from home and put it on or not. This spring weather is making some of the students feel funny, so they say. Wonder what is going to happen? Miss Beebe(in music) natural; sharp; never flat.

B. H. S- was held back from basket ball on account of no place to play. How about track? Let's all pull one way forward, and work out a winning team this year. The seniors have had a number of meetings lately.

Wonder what's up? "His Methodist Foot," a short play, will be given free of charge before the boxes are sold by the juniors on Mar. 16, at 8:15 p. in. Don't miss the play. Miss Orr told one of her eighth grade boys that he might write a 150 word essay as punishment.

This is what he handed in: If 1 were a school teacher, I know what I'd do: I'd seek the dull children, The whole school room thru; I'd spank them and whip them With ajl of my might, Until they would tremble While in my sight. I'd pick out the bright ones And praise the with glee, Until they would go Simply wild over nie. Exams are over but all the grades are not satisfactory, the lowest grade being zero. Miss Orr George, 1 think you would better write a 200-word essay on what you call ''funny. George -Women PauJineDooley and Helen Manning were absent, Wednesday, as they went to Peabody to attend their cousin, Harold Manning's, funeral.

Two boys in the eighth grade were very lonesome, Wednesday. We wonder why? Evey pupil is back this week Clothes cleaned ano pressed. Mend-ng neatly done. Satisfaction guaranteed, ponrad Hammann, tailor. H.

McCarley went down to Arkansas, Sunday, to buy him a little patch of ground and settle down to the simple life, leaving the exciting occupation of nicking pachyderms to others. Recent Gift of $100,000 Made to Complete the Transcontinental Thoroughfare. With a recent gift of $100,000 it is announced that two Nevada stretches of the Lincoln highway will be improved, thus filling the last gap in the first American transcontinental highway. It is sentiment of the donor that the work should properly be done by the state and federal governments, but be is glad to make a personal sacrifice that the finished road may be presented to' the American people as an object lesson. It is felt that the greatest value of this pioneer highway lies in its educative value for the general public.

I City Dray Owing to changes in the manner in which I must send in, my reports, I shall have to ask my customers for spot cash at time of delivery in all cases. Please do not ask me for credit, as I have no authority to grant it. I regret this very much but I cannot help it. F. K.

Rowe, Agt. Standard Oil Co. Lester Posvar is one of four seniors at Washburn college who will be graduated with high honors next June, it was announced Wednesday. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs.

J. V. Posvar, who live four miles south of town. He stood first in his graduating class at Burns Union High School in 1910. (First published in The Burns Citizen, Fed.

1920 In the Probate Court of Mar Take your Cream and Poultry Squire Payton. Geo. Leonard i i I. PHONE NO. 90 Your patroiiM respect fill 1 ion County, Kansas.

In the Matter of the Estate of John L. Koebele, late of Marion County, Kansas, deceased. I Notice of Appointment of Ad- ministratrix. Notice is hereby given, that on the 24th day of February, 1920 the undersigned was, by the Pro-j bate Court of Marion County, During his four years at Washburn Mr. Posvar won honors not only in scholarship, but also in debating and journalism.

He made the debating squad three successive seasons. He is assistant ed i tor th Wash burn Rev i the college newspaper. While attending college he, like many Washburn boys, has earned practically every cent spent for his education. He is a reporter for the Topeka Daily Capital. Seniors at Washburn who receive high honors are picked a-boutthree months before solicited.

Satisfactory service assured. CKXKjaoooooaooooooooaoaoc Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Ee Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the car. There Is only one way to cure catarrhal deafness, and that is by a constitutional remedy. Catarrhal Deafness Is caused by an Inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the EuBtathian Tube. When this tube Is Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, and when It is entirely closed, Deafness is the result.

Unless the Inflammation can be reduced ar.d thia tube restored to its norma', condition, hearing; will be destroyed fn Many cnsi.s of deafness are caused ly i-iiarih, which is an Inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. Hull's Catrnh actU thru the blood on tile surfaces of the system. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Circulars free. All DruitKists.

7EiC F. J. CHENKV Toledo. O. Advertisement TORNADO AND FIRE INSURANC! C.

(,. KKDNHIt. Aeni for National, Uerman-Amerieau, Home and Spring field fusiii'imce Companies Burns, Kansas, duly appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of John L. Koebele, late of Marion County, deceased. All parties interested in, said estate will take notice and govern themselves accordingly.

Kathrina Koebele, 37-9c Administratrix CARD OF THANKS. AYe wish to extend our heartfelt thank to all of our kind friends and neighbors for their help and loving sympathy during the illness and death of our son and brother, also to Ren Brown for his words of comfort, and for the floral offering. William H. Jackson and Family. THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY I F.

K. ROWE, AGENT 1 Red Crown Gasoline Perfection Oil Hoover Lamiiorn DENTIST Office 1-2 block west of Burns Stale Bank Best By Test for the first time since the "llu I epidemic." I Mrs. O. A. Kent is substituting for Miss Goad who is sick.

V. II Jones was in CjtcOnvvood Falls, the fust of the week, as a Satisfaction tiaranteed tttirns. Kansas Try )u I'ii'ine No. 1 Dr. F.

W. Noble PHYSICIAN SUUGKON Oalls nnswei proinptlv day or i li I witness in a case bef- p- the district court. i Mrs. Ralph Frceland went to Crescent, Monday, to see I PALACE HEAT MARKET and GROCERY I A Full Line of Phone 3:5 INCOME TAX IN NUTSHELL WHO Single persons who had net Income of $1,000 or more for the year 1010. Married couples who laid net income of or more.

WHEN -March UU(. is final dale for filing returns and making first payments. WHERE Collector of Internal Revenue for District In which the person resides. HOW Full directions on Form KMQA and Form 10-10; also the law and regulations. WHAT Four per cent normal tax on taxable Income up to $4,000 In Wcess of exemption.

Fight per cent normal Inx on balance of taxable Income. Surtax, from one per cent to sixty-five per cent on net incomes over 55.000. her brother who in home from the navy. FRESH, OURvD PREPARED MEATS A Large and Complete Stock of Groceries Special prices on dozen and case E. S.

Mcintosh, M. U. PnYSICfAN AND dURGEON. Eyes Tested, OlasHes Fitted i K. Knaussman and wife left on Tuesday for near Galveston, Tex.

to visit their danghter, Mrs. Al-! bcrt Kipfer, and family. i Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

Jackson have gone to Cedar poin! 'olive, for the Present. Mr. Jackson is working in a garage atthn' place. lots. Let rne save ou money.

Ollco at residence, of ll.ln Ul ml Wil oil hi. loll AVB J. C. CANNEDY main Plione.