The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-22
CITY NEWS.

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Candy canes. Buffalo Candy Co.
Throw away that coal oil lantern
and get a dry battery lantern for
$3.50 at Kings.
Holly wreaths and holly at
Wolfe's.
Call 100 for taxi or parcel del.
Eagle cigars. 10 and 20 size
boxes, for Christmas gifts. Lucas
cigar store, West Keokuk.
Diamonds and jewelry at money
saving prices. Bernstein, $50 Main.
referring to the resignation OF
DR.. G. Walter Barr as publicity
agent for the Mississippi River Power
Co., the Quincy Herald has the fol-
lowing: DR.. G. Walter Barr, former
ly of Quincy. physician, novelist, pub
licist, has retired from the position.
held for several years, of publicity
agent of the Mississippi River Power
company at Keokuk. The doctor
son, Lawrence, is in impaired health
and under treatment in another city,
and the doctor will be away from
home visiting him one or two days
week. He intends. however. to re
tain his Office in Keokuk. The duties
he has performed for the company
will now be performed by employees
in other DEPARTMENTS, and no success
sor will be named.
Buy the Eagle cigar for Christ.
mas gift, 10 and 25 size boxes. Lucas
cigar store, West KeokuR. hi .sH.,,,E.s
The greatest line of fur NUTS and
scarfs We. have ever shown. Prices
reasonable at Sullivan & Auwerda's.
See Miss Trainings display OF
for Christmas gifts. Miss Ella Fan
ming.
Sheds Of all kinds at Wolfe's.
Silk shades for reading lamps
are new and very stylish, See King
beautiful line OF handkerchiefs at
Sullivan & Auwerda's.
Broken mixed candy 10c per h..
three pounds for 25c. Buffalo Candy
Co.
The Monday Music club chorus
Will nave q 4 CASuA ooA ILLS S'SA1AAA5 -"
the Y. w. c. A., at 1880.
Order a case of Popel-Gi1ler' $
Christmas beer. special brew. j.
M. Brady, agent, No. North Water
street.
Splendid showing of woman's
neckwear at Sullivan & Auwerda's.
Aluminium and nickle plated cop
two fnr Chr iqfy q
presents Settler & Cherry Co.
The finest Delaware holly at
W olfe's.
The executive committee is pre-
pairing plans for the Belgian relief
day on January %. A meeting will
be held after the holidays and further
announcement made at that time.
Diamonds, jewelry. clothing and
mems furnishings at Bernstein's.
The last will and testament OF
Charles f. Morey was opened and
publicly read this morning in the dis
trict court
For that new range or heating
stove for her Christmas present. See
US. we have all styles. Settler &
Cherry Co.
A full supply and large assort-
ment offresh chocolates, equal to any
made, at Oak Hall candy store. Fourth
and Main streets.
Shoes and rubbers for less price
than elsewhere, at Bernstein's, 500
Main.
Fancy box chocolates and bon
bons. Buffalo Candy Co.. us Main.
Frank Ewers, the butcher, has a
choice lot of turkeys, geese and chick,
ems for Christmas trade. Phone your
order early. Telephone 295.
"A Caloric fireless cookstove is
what she is expecting for Christmas.
we have them Settler & Cherry Co.
-Overcoats at bargain prices. Bern
stein. $50 Main street
The LARGEST and best line of kid
gloves in the city at sullivan & Au-
werda's.
Word was received in the city to-
oay that Junior, the fve-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Mitchell Of Los
Angeles. was run over by q stree