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How Much Are Your Family
Food Bills Per
Week?

The trouble about this high cost OF
living problem is that we hear only
one side of the story-it's all against
the maker or seller Of eatables What
about your end of it, Mrs. Food Buy
err? Let's take a glance at your week
ly food bills.
Meat. Meat! Meat! More meat
Why this extravaganza? Listen to
what the great dietitian, DR.. Hutchi-
son, says: From an economic point
Of view, meat is a dear food, wheth-
er as yielder of energy or source
Of building material" That doesn't
mean that we can abolish meat from
cur table entirely, but we can cut
down on it and seek other nutritious
but cheaper foods.
What about Faust Macaroni? The
same authority says that 'Macaroni is
absorbed almost in it's entirety
that is, practically all goes to the
making of blood, muscle and tissue.
Faust Macaronf is made from Durum
wheat, is highly glutinous and can be
prepared in many appetizing ways
and costs 10c large package.
MAUI BROS.
St. Louis, v. s. A.
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lave COLOR IN YOUR CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Tako
Olive Tablets

II your skin is yellow-complexio
oallid-tongue coated - appetite poor
you aave bad taste in your mouth
lazy. no-good feelins-you should take
Dive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets sub
aitute for caIomel--were prepared b.
Or. Edwards after II years Of study
NTH his patients.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are pure
y vegetable compound mixed with olive
IL. You will know them by their olive
,olor.
II you want a clear. pink skin, bright
eyes, no ptmples. e feeling of buoyancy
like childhood days, you must get at the
cause.
J DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels lilee calomel-yet have no
dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome con-
stipation. That's why millions Of boxes
are sold annually at 10c and 25c per box.
All druggists.
Take ono or two nightly and note the
pleasing results.
The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus. q.
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CITY NEWS.

st. Pauls Evangelical church viii
observe a harvest home festival on
Sunday, October II. The church will
be decorated with autumn leaves and
shrubbery. The pastor will preach
appropriate sermons. Owing to the
fact that Rev Ernst will be in Bur
lington over Sunday, the festival can
not be held on the tenth. Rev. R. J.
Matzke of Warsaw will occupy St.
Paul's pulpit for the German service
at 1880 !. o'clock on Sunday The
regular Y. P. s. service will take
place at 1880 O'Clock.
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CITY NEWS.
Read The Daily Gate city. 10 cent.

Read The Daily Gate City. 10 cents
a week.
The Hon Robert D. Graham of
Denver. Colo, will lecture here Sun
day afternoon at the Masonic tempt
at 2:30 o'clock. The lecture which
will be open to Masons only, and will
be free to Masons, will be on the
subject: 1.-The Wages Of Master
Mason" Mr.. Graham is lecturer of
note In the Masonic work and has been
in Keokuk previously, speaking here
last spring. His home is in Denver
and he has been engaged recently in
research work among the cliff dwell
ers in Colorado.
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Reading Circle Meets.

The Westminster Reading Circle
will be entertained on Monday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. D. W. Nc
Elroy and Mrs. H. R. COLLISION, 619
High street. The assisting hostesses
will be Mrs. W.. J. Fulton. Mrs. L. H.
Aver. Mrs. c. H. Dodge, Miss Lena w.
Haskin and Miss Isabel Herbert. The
program for the day will be a report
of the educational missionary confer
ence which was held at Lake Geneva
during the summer. The report will
be given by Miss Eleanor Brown who
is the Iowa representative on the COM
mittee appointed to make reports in
as many churches as possible in or
der to extend the influence of the con-
ference.
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|SUBSTAT|ON UNDER
CONSTRUCTION NOW
FORCE Of Eighty Men Working at the
National Lead company's Plant,
Pushing Work Rapidly
Along.
EXPECT TO GET WATER
priIIers Working at s44 Feet In Sand
s.one and Expect to Secure Sup
ply soon-New Leads for
Power Laid.

Construction of the substation for
the River Smelling and Refining COM
pany's plant on the Industrial tract
has been engaging the attention Of
part Of the force Of eighty men now at
work on the job. The boiler rooms
IRE about ready and there Is loco
motive and train of cars On the job
how for the transportating of mater,
als. Framework for the storage
buildings has been erected, and con-
siderable concrete has been laid for
The construction Of depot at the east
End Of the tract. ~
Several new leads are being laid
rom the plant and some of these
Fables which carry ,O09 VOTES each,
IRE destined to carry electrical energy
% the substation for the smelter.
Other projects will probably take
tp the remainder of the current car
fied in the leads. 500
Well DriIlers at 600 Feet.
The well drillers have reached a
epth Of S44 feet, reports from the
melter plant this afternoon indicated
The drills which are working now in
fandstone, will be forced through this
sandstone, and it is, expected that a
furply of water will be- secured. The
aver of sandstone that, the well dig
ers are now going through. is believ-
Pa to be the last stratum before
trlking water in sufficient quantity.
20 Judge from records of other wells,
n this vicinity. water in sufficient
quantity should have been reached at
fV0 feet. Should this well not prove
ufhcient, another one will be sunk.
me well at present is giving water.
Out not in quantities desired for the
use OF the smelter company.
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PERSONALS

MRS. K. G. Horne has returned from
~ extended visit at ST. Louis.
.r noW. b. Heiser Of Birmingham, Ala,
"nl arrive in keokuk Saturday to
'p u lew days with home folks.
~ Mrs. henry keester and daughters
1 uei,a and Lily, of Finlay, S. D.. are
Issuing 'g Mrs. Keester's brother, Cleve
'esner' so2 South Eighth street.
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Mrs. D. F. Miller has gone to Mil
lersburg, Ky, for, a months visit with
her mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Martin.
CARD OF THANKS.

We extend our sincere thanks to
our friends and neighbors for the
many kindnesses shown us during the
illness and after the death of our be-
loved husband and father, and also for
the beautiful floral tributes.
MRS. JAMES FRUIN AND FAMILY.
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Climax Of Stupidity.

New York World: II the British
censorship is stupid in the matter of
Withholding unfavorable news, what
what word is sufficiently strong to
characterize its fatuous policy of sup
pressing details of victory?
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INVITING Destruction,

Louisville Courier-Journal: Bulgaria
may find it a short road from the
auction block TO the block above which
the executioner swings the ak.
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M. E. church is meeting at the home
of the president, Mrs. 1. N. Tichenor,
with Mesdames Rankin, Berger and
Eaton as hostesses. al
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FOR RENT-Two seven room houses
in good order, close in. Inquire. COZ
Concert, or phone Red 1913.
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FOR RENT-Four room fiat, upstairs
furnished or unfinished. Inquire
1926 Des Moines.
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FOR RENT-Modern seven room
house, extra store room, with cleo
trio lights, gas, furnace, gas stove
furnished. Phone B-14S2.
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Surprised on Anniversary.

A company of thirty friends sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent H. Phil
lips last night by going to their home,
90 Concert street, to remind them of
their third wedding anniversary. The
self-invited guests took with them a
handsome gift as remembrance of
the occasion, and all the essentials
for delicious supper, which was
served later in the evening.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT room house, first ward.
Strictly modern, fine location, rent
reasonable. Phone 1853.
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FOR RENT-Ffve, six seven, eigl..
!, room houses Modern. Chas. Altes.
1909 Franklin. Red 694.
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FOR RENT-Three room cottage. In
quire 1906 Concert.
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the honor guests at the Iowa D. A. r.
conferences. She is the author Of the
"penny-a-day plan" which has paid
many thousands of dollars into the
Continental hall fund.
Marder Recital Tonight.
This evening the pupils of Mrs. Ella
Marder will give recital in the
auditorium Of the Y. W. G. A. at 8
O'Clock. Following is the program:
PART ].
ensemble, "Religioso" (GeibeD.
Piano etudes (Koehler)--fa) Fran
els Wright: (b) Kathryn Horning:
(c) Corine Bevering; (d) Kenneth
Bevering.
Violin melody (veith)-oscar Ad-
ans.
Piano pieces (sawyer)-ta) Harri-
son Sutlive: (b) Viola veith; (c)
Birdwell sutlive; (d) Nellie Purdy.
Violin, guitar accompaniment Ser
enade" (veith) Kapp.
Piano solo-Hazel Veith.
Violin. Romance" fSaenger)T7Leo
Kesselring.
piano, 'Idylle" (Ferris) Bernard
Reed
Violin air and variation (Dancla)-
Carroll Uhler.
piano. Media ton" (Kennedy)-
Jenny Bork.
Piano, violin obligato. "Samara'
(Piggott) utley and Norman
Utley.
PART II.
Ensemble. Military March (Dietz).
Violin, (aI The Little Drummer
Boy" (b) "Canta bile' (De Beriot)--
Charles Abel.
Piano, Melody of Love" (Engel-
NANNY -Eida Blaisdale.
Violin. Loves Fantacy": speciality.
intermezzo (Weiss)-Georgena VOL
ter.
violin Souvenir" (Dudla) Joseph
Marder.
piano. "Pastorale" (Hewitt)-Mabel
Peterson.
violins, cello. piano, "Reverie''
,Gosey) -Inez Goodwin, Adeline Steb-
niger. Georgena Wolter, Joseph Stahl.
Ella Marder, Mabel Peterson, Mildred
Conlee, Anita Conlee.
Piano, "Etude Appassionata
(Wolff)-Joseph Marder.
Ensemble, Finale, medley.
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FOR SALElPears, special low price
all this week, at orchard. Harry
Inman, Johnson street road. Phone
2305-F-13.
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conoreoatIo nal Reception.

ConqceQatio Reception.
A reception for the members Of the
First Congregational church was held
last night in the Sunday school
rooms. The receiving line In which
were the officers of the church was
headed by DR.. Frank G. Beardsley.
pastor of the church, and Mrs. Boards
ley. There was an informal musical
program consisting Of numbers by the
Sunday school orchestra with A. G. Gar
rison as leader; selections by a male
quartette composed of Van p. Hayden,
Edward Schmidt, James F. Coyle and
Allen Lindsey: solos by Mrs. w. w.
DuPre and Mrs E. G. Wollenweber,
and readings by Miss Mary Beardsley.
The evening was delightfully."- Informal
and the members and friends of the
church who were in attendance en-
ioyed themselves. At the close OF the
program, light refreshments were
served. This reception was one OF
the events in the homecoming week
which is being observed In the
church.
Y. w. C. A. Social Committee.
The social committee of the Y. w.
c. A. announce their next social al
fair to be musical tea on the after
noon of October % in the Y. w. c. A..
auditorium.
Church Societies Meeting.
The following church societies are
meeting today:
The Sewing society of the First
Westminster Presbyterian church fs
meeting for work, in the chapel.
The Ladies' society of the BAPTIST
church held a coffee in the parlors of
the church with Mesdames Appleton.
Canadian. Aud. Citing, Hubert and
Marks as hostesses.
The Ladies' society of the Trinity
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SSzI{|'|IRz9z]
Call Black ,s6s.
For Society Editor
Mrs. Collier Invited.

Mrs. D. A. Collier has received
card OF invitation from Mrs. Willard
z i,omas Block Of Chicago to a recep-
ton to be given on Thursday, Oct. 4,
in honor Of Mrs. Robert Hall W1les.
national president United States
Daughters of 1872. Mrs. Block has
for the past two years been among
the honor guests at the Iowa D. A. II.
conferences. She is the author OF the
"penny-a-day plan" which has paid
many thousands Of dollars into the
Continental hall fund.
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FOR SALE-Large size Jewell gas
range. Inquire 1924 Des Moines
street.
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FOR SALE-Buttermill1 1c per gallon
In fifty barrel lots. Second hand
tierces for sale. Swift Company.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-1 to car loads Of po-
tatoes, Csc per bushel, car load lot'
f. O. b. Arlington, 8. D. Dr. H. F.,
Davis.
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FOR SALE-11Oo lb. horse. Call at
Buffalo Candy Co., us Main street
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The Daily Gate City.
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WANTED-To rent two or three furn-
ished rooms with heat. North side.
Must be reasonable. State rent. Ad-
dress "a" Gate City.
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FOUND

FOUND-Oil lamp for automobile.
Owner can have same by calling at
Gate City Office and paying for this
notice.
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WANTED = Experienced salesg1rl
Royal Cloak Co.
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by man and wife;
any kind Of work; wife a good cook
Call Room II, Royal Hotel.
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FOR SALE-Farm wagon cheap,
complete with side boards. 1928
Estes street.
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w ant Column
WANTED.

WANTED-By young man, attending
Tri-State Commercial college, a
place to work for board and room.
Can give references. Am from coun-
try; know how to works Address
ODDS Sackman, Box S75, City.
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BARGE FOR SALE-Size 14x57, ca
pacity so tons. Built new this
year from selected fir. Cost 100000.
Will sell for $4,000 cash. Taber,
Lumber Co.
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Mecca" automobile tire.
size 34x4 on rim, between Kahoka
and Keokuk. Notify J. R. Bridges, Ka-
hoka. Mo.
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state and hereafter his headquarters
will be at Delta. Ho win be sue
ceeded at the westclife office by w.
1. Hutchinson. of Denver.-wet Noun
tain Tribune.
Get In Carload OF Cattle.
Wright and Morgan last week ship
ped in carload of fine cornfed beef
from Denver. cattlemen and others
have been admiring them as unusual
ly excellent stock.
The Bassick Mine Renews Operations
The wheels OF the Bassick mill
were set in motion on Tuesday with a
force of eighteen men employed The
property is being operated by new
company and the Tribune hopes the
enterprise will prove big success.
for the successful operation of the
Bassick will prove a stimulus to the
mining interests of every quarter of
Custer county.-wet Mountain Tri-
bune.
Miss Emmerson At strathmore.
Miss Francis Emmerson has moved
her place of residence to the strath-
more hotel where she has taken
COW anartrnents
Baby Girl Born Sunday.
A pretty baby girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond ]. King at their
home on Harrison avenue Sunday. The
little tot and It's mother are progress
sing nicely.
Left This Afternoon For Delta
Rev C. T. Ilsley left this afternoon
for Delta, Colorado. where he will
hold series of evangelistic meetings
at the Baptist church. He will be
gone about ten days or two weeks.
Rev. Cassidy. pastor Of TIE First
Baptist church at wichita. Kansas.
will occupy the pulpit of Rev. nsley's
church here at both services next
Sunday.
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? o U N D


FoUND-stray calf about months
old-red tail. white face, ear marks.
Owner. Phone West 5ss. l5pst
e<%>&>>>~>44~>~e~~~~>~~~o
span viii be remembered In Canon
CITY as having been engaged for sew
ersi years as a trained nurse. MIR.
and Mrs. Mason will be thome at
the HolIenbeck apartments at Victor
after Feb. 1st.
Seeing ths Horse show.
A. r. Novels and J. W. Moody left
Tuesday night for Denver 70 take .
look At the horse show and attend to
rome business matters. They expec,
to return to Canon City on Friday.
Attending Festivities In Denver
L. W Felter. president of the FeIter
Clothing Co.. has taken advantage Of
the quiet time here this week, By =
few days pleasure visit 70 Denver. Mf.
Felter win attend tho special attrac
ticns IN the Capital city and return On
eaturaay.
y eusshaes1 lntsrsst = psrtnes.
=, IAe1a. = ~ lnnit1ls arn a
4Ns.lsS = SSs1sl.c.. loi-tS3 Nsi1
- ! ~ i!i'i \ =
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THURSDAY

AIdyf lhfthd5SA "a NH~ 49, ~f-o
mine at Victor, left this afternoon for
a short visit to Salida after having
spent few days with friends in this
city. Mr.. May had the first thres
fingers Of his left hand badly crush
ed in the machinery at the mine the
first of the week and is taking an an-
forced lay-off from his business
duties.
c. w. cappis Died Wednesday
G. w. Cappis died at the family
home, 41S New York avenue, South
Canon, at 4:30 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. Deceased leaves a wife
and family to mourn his death. A
brother Of the deceased is expected
here from Indiana in the course Of
the next day or SO and announcement
will not be made until after his arri-
val.
state Secretary Here Last Sunday.
w. s. Hopkins of Denver, state
secretary Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. stopped off in Cauon
City for short visit last Sunday
while on his way home from the west
ern slope. Mr.. Hopkins spoke very
encouragingly Of the work being done
by the Y. NJ. C. A. here and urged
ths local Organization to send as
large delegation as possible to the
state convention, to be held at Bou:d-
or from February to Z. inclusive.
State Students Secretary to Be Here
X. A.. Kennedy of Denver. state
secretary of the students organization
Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. is planning visit to Canon
City on Thursday or Friday of next
week for the purpose of organizing
the younger members of the Y. NJ.
C. A. and the high school boys into
societies analogous to those carried
on under the auspices OF the associa-
tion in Denver. Colorado Springs. Pu-
eblo and other places in the state.
Left Few Days Ago For EI Paso. Tex.
R. s. Lewis left a few days ago for
ii Paso. Texas. on a business trip
and will be the guest. while in that
city. Of his old friend, Joshua Ray.
nolds.
FRIDAY.
Did Not Have To Take The Exam.
Paul Neil. one Of the lucky Juniors
Of the North Canon High school,
Who escaped all the mid-winter exam
nations, is spending a few days in
this city with his sister. Mrs. Ar
thur Duntsch, through his welI-earn.
sd yacation.-Florence Citizen.
Gone On Business Trip to Kansas
Former County Commissioner s. G.
Aelso started this morning on his
way to Hutchinson and other Kan.
sas points where he will spend few
days looking after business matters
for himself and the Rainbow Park
Land company.-F1orence Citizen.
Start Branch Creamery Here
Sam Pepper and R. B. Johnson
vent to Canon City this morning to
st7rt the Canon City branch Of the
Pepper Creamery Co Mr.. Johnson
who has been associated with the Pep
Per Creamery Co. Of Pueblo for the
past year is to remain In Canon City.
Pueblo starJournai.
Sent To Japan For His Family
Mr.. shigeta, proprietor Of the Ideal
cafe At 514 Main street, has sent 20
Japan for his wife and family, whom
he has not seen for eight years.
Maney was forwarded by shiseta
through the local postofnce a lev
1ays aeo to pay the sxponss Of the
Dnanass from Nippoa to the Unitsd
nsasss ana Nrs. sliGsta and chill
~ ~ oSpeotel q arEivs b Gan
,eses 8 ~ ssere, x : couple
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MISCELLANEOUS

KEEP yonr ewn Es,S ana counsel ~
renting . steal safety aox q ths
Fremont County NAtionas Bank. -
TO - per year. Stf
.~~~pse~~~>~o~>0~~o~oo~o
his late partner. o. +. swearingen. and
the business will hereafter Be conduct.
ed under the name Of Thomas = Son.
Mr. and Mrs. swcarinsen are planning
70 leave tho laat OF the week for
Eldorado Springs. Mo-. where they
have property interests and where
they expect to make their home.
Mrs. ?. Z Dixon III.
Mrs F. e. Dixon was taken to the
hospital this morning with a bad case
Of pneumonia which developed last
night.
Spending Few Dsys in Denver.
L. W. Felter left this mornInE for
Denver. where he will spend fev
days attending 10 some business mat
sers rsqulring his attsntion. Mt. rs,ter
: few tAys aso purchased : handsome
neN 1915 me1si Duich aatoncslls ~
= en1Peves'AG enrias ~ ~. -
; lnsnts = neassF ~ l1,1 = 81
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News Notes
ADVERTISEMENT

Notary Public-w. B. Rowland. bsa
Main street. Record Office.