The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-21

This morning the wife again asked to
have him released, saying that she
needed him to work at their restau.
rant on Third street Chief Kenney al.
lowed him to go, but told Mrs. Stan
ley that the next time she had her
husband arrested. he would file the In
formation against him.
Special sale on tailored hats Sat
urday and Monday at La Vogue.--Adv.
An official for trunk line rail-.
road who was in the city this week
to confer with certain business men
relative to an improved train service
for Keokuk with view that 1t would
be an assistance to the retail mer.
chants and the newspapers, said that
changed train schedule would not
attract trade unless the merchants
advertised their stores heavily for the
the benefit OF the trade along his line
OF road. There was truth in the state.
ment. There Is no pulling power in
newspaper that goes into the homes
lean with advertisements. The store
news must appear in space SUFFICIENT
ly large that 1t attracts attention and
creates a desire on the part OF the
reader to come to the city in which
the store Is located to trade. A two
inch advertisement indicates two
inch store and could not be expected
to make the impression OF large
sized advertisement
Baptist market at Benner's Sat
urday.-Adv.
Mrs G. w. Chambers received a
telegram stating that her sister Miss
Margaret O'Connell underwent a SER
ious operation yesterday at st. Mary's
hospital in Quincy.
--Ewers Mccarthy Co.'S Norfolk
suits for boys are the pride of quality
without the sense Of extravaganza
Adv.
Willis and Ralph Winger, who
came to Keokuk several years ago
and embarked in the dry goods busi-
ness. signalized their mercantile ex-
perience here few days ago by
opening up one of the finest stores
in southeastern Iowa. They moved
into their new home on Main street
between Sixth and Seventh. They
started in small way but by strict
application to business outgrew their
old quarters and now occupy a hand.
some home which was recently open
ed to the public, the owners giving
away cut flowers as souvenirs and en-
gaging an orchestra to make the
event pleasant for the ladies'. The
investment made by the Winger Bros.
in their new home Is an evidence of
their continued faith In the city In
which they have made deserved sue.
cess. Their store Is credit to the
city and will exercise good influ-
ence in attracting trade from out Of
| town.
Ewers Mccarthy Co.'S "Daster
suits correctly reflect In their styles.
the latest trend OF fashion--Adv
%. e. King of 1903 Blondeau street
night clerk at Hotel Keokuk, whose
leg was broken by passing automo-
bile Wednesday night and taken to
his home, Is reported today as get.
ting along as well as could be expect
ed, though he did net rest well las,
night.
Trinity Easter sale and market
In church parlors Saturday afternoon.
ADV.
Grace Kemp, lady from Bona
parte, arrived in the city on the
Rock Island train this afternoon and
was taken to local hospital for
| treatment,
Masonic: Special meeting OF
Eagle lodge No ~. A. F. & A. NJ.
7:3o O'Clock. Saturday evening, March
%, 1919 Work on F. C. degree. Wis
iting brethren fraternally invited. BY
order of w. M. S. H. Johnston, sec
| retary.-Adv.