The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-05
CITY NEWS.

There was plenty OF music today.
4 Unitarian market, Sat. Home + Co.
Let Sherwood repair your harness.
I ~ recomm snd Hamill's steel cut
coffee. c. J. Carr.
"A. p. Myer was in the city today
assisting the Burlington band
| Phone 13s for case Of Puritas
beer. The beer made in Keokuk.
-Remodeling sal. starts tomorrow
at Funk's Read prices in I'D tonight.
AT regular meeting Of the Elks
last evening, new members we're ini-
tiated.
-Hamill's Palm and Olive Branch
pure food products. 9. M. LAUDER
sheimer.
Most extensive and exclusive line
Of straw hats ever shown in Keokuk.
Ew .rs Mccarthy Co.'s.
-Puritas beer is the beer made in
Keokuk. VIII. you have a case sent
home today? Phone 139.
| Special sale on player piano rolls
| SO 1-3 per cent discount for one week.
Guest Piano Co., SOP Main street.
Fort Madison and the north part
of the county had heavy rain last
1 night, so the report comes to Keokuk.
"A visit to our store will convince
you that Palm and Olive Branch pure
food products are of superior quality.
Home Tea company
None. better than Puritas beer.
Just the thing for drink with your
meals and before retiring. Order
case today. Phone 1879.
Choice spring chickens, spring
lamb and roasts Of veal, beef and pork
at Jos. Haubert's, the reliable meat
market, TOO Main street.
The spl sndid condition OF the
roads during the past few weeks pro-
voked many automobile trips into the
country and to neighborhood towns.
The street force has reduced a
number OF the high crossings and ths
automobile owners are more than
pleased.
Sherwood carries the largest and
best selected stock Of harness in
Keokuk. ia
-Puckechetuek lodge No. g meets
every Friday night at 8 O'Clock. All
members requested to be pres BY
order of noble Grand Geo. 1mmegart.
secretary. Election Of officers, grand
lodge onicers and representative. 1ni-
tiation.
-Tranic on the river for the begin
ming Of June shows marked increase
says the Burlington Gazette, and both
the Helen Blair and thu Keokuk
bringing big cargoes In today anG tax
ing out fine shipments. The Keokuk
had large consignment Of barrels
for Warsaw.
Big clothing sale starts tomorrow
at hunks, 800 Main.
Your orders for Palm and Olive
Branch pure food products will be ap-
preciated. Fred DeYong.
The Burlington Gazette Of last
evening contained the following item
about NJ v. D. Mas whose funeral
took place in this city yesterday:
Mareanus v. D. Mas, well known in
this city. passed away at his home in
Keokuk Tuesday evening. He was
well known, especially to members OF
the Eagles fraternity in this city and
a delegation from the local aerie left
for Keokuk this morning to attend his
funeral.
style, at and quality. Ewers Nc
Carthy' Co.'s boys suits. A base bali
suit free.
Phone 81 for case Of Leisy
beer when you're out.
When in the market for canned
and bottled pure food products, ask
me about Palm and Olive Branch
brands. G. J. Carr.
National advertising Is only local
advertising very much multiplied.
Goods are not sold to the nation-but
to the people in the nation Each
person is a unit and must be reached
as such The greatest medium for
reaching the people at the right mo
ment is the daily newspaper. What
ever other mediums advertisers may
use-they must In the last analysis
use the newspapers directly or in
directly. Many wise national adver-
Users now use the daily newspapers
in large volume, because through
them they not only reach the people
but also inspire confidence In the dis
trfbuters OF their goods. National ad-
vertisers interested in ways Of max
ing tn cir advertising more productive
are invited to address the bureau OF t
advertising, American Newspaper
Publishers association, s06 World
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