The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-08-14
CITY NEWS.

| Carp 7lsc. Buffalo 1oc. Phone 1928
1 Phone 81 for q case OF LeisJ
beer when you're ont.
Order your gasoline fat irons from
Ghas. Moesch, Hilton Road, R. i.
! DIR. Lapsley has moved to the
second floor OF the Masonic Temple
building. Seventh and Blondeau SITS.
/ The Keokuk schools will open or
September s. Monday, September Z.
will be Labor day and the schools
will open a day later.
Regular meeting of Keokuk
Temrle Pythian Sisters at K P. nall
Friday evening at 5 o'clock Visiting
members invited. Mrs. N. J. Mon
tague, N. E. c., Mrs. O. w. Rowe. H.
of r. and C.
-Puritas beer should be drunk by
', all Keokuk people. Phone 1ss for q
case today.
Only fifty spring and summer
Gossard corsets left, choice Is of but
strictly cash. Lowitz, 612 Main.
-Puckechetuck lodge No. g meets
every Friday night at o'clock All
members requested to be pres ant- By
o1USI VI uSoi6 SIoUo. oeo. AAiAAAcSe's'
secretary.
Among the list OF chicagoans who
landed Wednesday from Europe ap-
pears the name of Senator and Mrs.
Walter Clyde Jones and their three
CHILDREN. They are well known here,
Mr. Jones being former resident
Have harness repaired at Sher-
woods.
Choice spring chickens at Jos.
Haubert's reliable meat market, 709
Main street
Friends In Keokuk have heard
nothing further from Mrs. H T.
Herrick, who was In Holland at the
Hague, according to her cable OF a.
week ago She was trying then to get
into England. Her friends believe
that she did not succeed In this or she
would have cabled from London. She
is with party of tourists.
Sherwood for harness.
Always insist on having Puritas
beer. The beer made in Keokuk.
Iowa national bankers will re-
ceive their allotment Of crop-movins
funds from the government Sept. l,
according to advices which have been
received in Des Moines. The bankers
will receive 100000. One-half the
amount will be divided among the
four national banks OF Des Moines.
The remainder will be distributed
through the national banks at Sioux
City
-Puritas dark lager or pale beer Is
Just the drink for the warm weather.
Phone 139 for a case today.
Fort Madison Gem City: A milk |
famine is imminent IN FIT Madison. !
Some have begun to realize this fact !
growl at the high price they must pay |,
for the lactile fluid, without thinking |
that In the near future they may be |
without milk Several dairy
men have been interviewed on the |
subject and they are all OF the opin- |
ion that they will have to have more |
for their milk. or sell their
cows.
Don't go back on your home |
town. Call for and always drink Puri- /
tas beer Have a case in your home !,
today by calling 139 over the phone
Local wholesale grocery dealers
say the European war conditions have /
created sensational, panicky, upward |
market for sugar, and where it will |
stop is problematica1. England, be- |
ing cut of from her source Of supplies
in continental Europe, has become an 1
active bidder. not only for Cuban |
raws, but have also been large Dur-i
chasers of American graduated. last /
sale being reported yesterday OF 5o.-l
200 bags. The remaining Cuban crop /!
Is in strong hands, each sensational
advance has represented only small |
quantities and as result. our rehner-
les have been unable to anywhere
cover their requirements. Refined
graduated closed $3.50. New York. to- /
day. equal to Sc here. 10c New York 1
Price IS not far on.
Phone 81 for 4 case OF LeiSy /