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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
Fairy Gingerbread.

MIX together one-half cupful of butter and one cupful of powdered sugar; add one-half cupful of mil, a little at a time, then one and one- half cupfu1s of flour. into which has been sifted one tablespoonful of gin ger. Spread very thin on dripping pans and mark In squares. Bake about five minutes in a moderate oven. As soon as you take them from the oven cut the squares apart, and roll into tubular shape.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
Three-Egg Sponge Cake.

Use one cupful of granulated su- gar, one and one-half cupfuls of flour with. scant teaspoonful of baking powder, sifted in, three eggs beaten separately and one-haf cupful of cold water. Pour about half of. the water on the sugar. add the well-beaten yolks, then the rest of the water and hour in small quantities, alternately, then the whites of the eggs; stir light lily and bake about 40 minutes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
BONUS FOR RAILWAY HELP

Bangor, Me, Dec. 7.-The decision of the Bangor & Aroostock Railroad to give a bonus of 4 per cent. on wa ges earned in the last six months to all employees receiving less than $2,- 900 year, was announced by Presi- dent Percy R Todd yesterday. About seventeen hundred employees will bene eft.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07

small "o'' perforations and tack. Crease plaited section on slot perfor- ations, bring folded edge to cores bonding small "o'' perforations and press. Turn hem at side edge sof plaited section on small sso'' perfor- ations. Sew to lower edge of girdle, notches and eenter-baeks even. Ad- just girdle to position on blouse, cen- ter-backs even, upper edge of girdle over upper row of gathers; close on left side.
 4 beaded motif added to the re- vers would be appropriate and very chic.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
Chocolate Raisin Cake.

Cream together one-half cupful of butter and one cupful of sugar; then add one-half cupful of sweet milk, the ,yolzs of four eggs, one cupful seeded raisins, one-quarter cupful of grated chocolate and one and one-half cup
 ftllsi of flour into which one heaping teAspo oonfu1 of baking powder has
 been sifted. Bake in 8 slow oven.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
Orange Loaf C,aaxe.

Cream one-half cupful of butter with one cupful of sugar; add the well beaten yolks of three eggs. one. fourth teaspoonful of salt. and the grated rind of one-haf orange. Beat , in alternately one-half cupful o1 strained orange juice and one and one-half cupfuls of sifted flour, add ling one heaping teaspoonful of bak- i ing powder and the well-beater whites of the eggs. Bake in a loa1 and when cold, ice with orange icing
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

(Correct name and address must be given to insure attention, not to print Use ink: Write short letters, only on one side of paper. Address Miss Iib- bey, 916 President Street, Brooklyn ". Y.)
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
FISH RECIPES OF FAMOU
 CHEFS.
(By Charles Doucot, Hotel Victoria,
 Boston, Mass.)
TfIefish Marseillaise.

TilefiSh MarSe1llaiSe.
 Fry in two tablespoonsful of olive oil two large onions chopped ne. Add to it four tomatoes cut in small pieces, one clove of garlic (crush- ed), a pinch of saffron, salt and pep per, one-ha1f glass of water or sh stock, if any at hand. Place the fish, cut as usual, in the saucepan on the fire and bring to a boil, allowing it to boil fast for 15 or 20 minutes. Have kettle covered tightly. Remove the fish and place on platter on which you have some slices of French bread Drowned in the oven. Boil the liquid down few minutes so it will not be watery, rectify the seasoning, and pour over the fish.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
BEATRICE BARRY.
 New York Times.

Formerly food producers used to have to prove the merits of their goods to sell them, but now all they have to do is to scare people into thinking that there is going to be & famine.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
Cheap Fruit Cake.

i Mix together one cupful of dark
 molasses, one-half cupful of brown sugar, one-half cupful of butter, one cupfuT of hot water. one dessertspoon- l full of spices, and add entrants, citron and raisins to your liking; bake in a
 quick oven.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07

Billy Sunday unlike some mer-
 chants never thought he could get his
 big crowds by just opening up and waiting for people to come in.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07

such as marbles, kite flying. baseball roller and ice skating. Trousers out at the knee and needing patches prove his activity. Parlor lads are never hearty, healthy happy ones.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07

With the spread of prohibition, the national song may soon be changed from "Star Spangled Banner" to "How Dry I am."
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07

Teachers all over the country are asking for increases in salaries just as if they were housework girls.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07

That China is progressing Is shown by the spread of the gum chewing habit there, but they can't really be called civilized until they get into a war.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07

Pictorial Review Waist Sizes, to Price 
 Ihee Roms Dsessmaldas articles ars pse, ared especially for this newspaper from the latest styles l The Pictorial 9ey1eus ~r~z-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07

John F. Clark was elected president of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07

XMAS TREES, WREATHS
 AND HOPING
 JOHN RICK & SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07

The United States torpedo boat des- troyer Allen was launched at Bath, Me. q
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
HOME FOR THANKSGIVING.

"This fond attachment to the we'll
 known place, Where first we started into life's long
 race, Maintains its hold with such unfailing
 sway We feel it cen in age and at our latest
 day.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07

Pictorial Review Waist
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-31
FREE TRANSPORTATION
FOR RECRUITS IF FIVE
OR MORE R TOGETHER

N'"'' re- y NJ May ~ ANY
ll''' having h'' or more recruits Tor
'h" ""''"h'l guard can "b'ain IRE"
'"li7p"lih'lu Tor ih'l1 q" q r''iult
'h~ -''''"I IN ''lrkf'phins u al
l"'"'' k'h'iaI u was fes-
''Iuhl Nnlu''hl ''h'i'' h''f'ns
YESTERDAY ordered NE majors ana
'hre' 'Apl'""s mt" the state Tor fe-
'rul'lh| ""'N ~ % iur'hrr ruort TO
'n" 'n' necessary 80" men TO main
'"'h 'h' '''h''lN q" 'h' New M'Ni'"
''slln'h'
rh' sumo "llcl'' also ISSUED the
appeal &" members ~ ih'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-31
SAGE TEA KEEPS !
YOUR HAIR DARK


GRAY hair however handsome l'.
notes udNauriur axe We 1l SNOW
Tia, advantages Of t youthful appear
,u,u Nuur hair b. uur charm u
make or mats tr, fu,v When %
fades. turns gray and looks str"aE"I.
just O. few Applications 81 sage T'1
and sulphur enhances IT, appearance
80 h~uudrod-iold
Don't stay ga,' look young
Either prepare the r"rip, AT home ~
-'' from any drug store q '"-ccut
bottle of 'Wycth.s SAGE ana sulphur
compound which les merely the old
time recipe improved %, tn, addition
OF other ingredients. Thousands #
folks recommend this ready to-ulr
preparation. because II darkous thr
h"ir noautifullN. besides. mo- one can
pu--iai, tell, as u darkouS So natural
aud evenly Won moistcn % sponge
ur soft brush with U taking one sma |
strand ~ q time. uy morning TIA"
gray hair disappears, after another
Application or Two u.s. natural color Is
restored and it becomes thi,k glossy
and lustrnu~. and Nou appear ycars
Younger
Wycth's sage and sulphur Cons
pound is q %drlirhtryl toilet requisite.
II h. not intended for M, cur, mI'i-
CATION or prevention Of di-cas".
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-31

s.hic i- ~hNphcu1t'I citizens APE
r..l foo ,uI fu pr,ptr, tuut~'.' it'
uuf OBJ tuo sIl ni th, .~'rp'ru"'d
p|p,u.let
No u,.-,.,t r,l,rf,d . Nj
rf., .uU 49, Fptd lt u.,' au1ul"
mou Usc 'h,m 900 ur''t, life
.uo -,.l
wish Co. ,... .a. statement !
.u,.u tuu I-.strrm,u|. fUtf ful-
.r~t.utr,Iu,.- movement hats u,,H 900
-t.pIt,d lis -tWmun.Jur utuuta tut
,i- Tua, .s .,'s' challenge tuN
.huwtu p'ug Goo pr"'c hat there De-
amy connection The W"u mos. '"u-
coruru tio p@a'tlpt- oud Nm,II,0u-
come. seekers
We have bad 90 great deal OF
.ruotur, i'ui Ih. American people
ought to be- mont careful about words
W. should remember D. j. our duty g.
use ru vur uulc~- ~ mean ID.
4 lw moi ou Euglisn-Amcu,Ju ]
should Voc just Ns uuslt'i3blN opposed
to ou Eusli-h-Nn,ucuu alliance a- !
am against the G'tmuu-AmcricJu ale
lance Whatever dtrrnsc ! mat have
for my attitude Nuu cant iUcus, III.
of pussy footing.
There D.. uo place her. ior tn
persons who want tu nuke % poly
siut boarding nous, out ct 700 na
ton. -
when was president was 70
friend tu every foreign nation Gu'
when 10 became necessary Geo t-scr.
uUr rights ! played no taNoritcs.
labor councils generally nave am
..uouncod they viii not take pant boo
the preparedness parades June 8. |
have seen shameful editorials uphold
Inns that attitude luut when say
universal service. that ls what re.
fer to. | do % expect to suck the
life out of my words nor do | want
any one To- consider that I shall JON
the pacihsts in any Wild mental joy
rides
Uncle sam has just one fricud-
tuole sam.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt ar..y-
ed here today from Kansas CITY and
his program called for thrr" speeches,
several muchcuu- and q conference
win political friends. an before sun
set At tive u.iock this afternoon he
Wul depart Tor Sew YORK.
\ tremendous and cheering crowd
prcotci colonel Roosevelt at Union
station. The police Nliuly tried tu
prcsor,, % p.--ascvaN from the train
to the gate. bat the crowd gathered
about 'uluur! gOur'N'lt and hc went
thtuIgh Iu a football rush IN the
two blocks midwu, To- the street tho
colonel hurried forward stumbling
p HfIH.. . Fs.HH.s- an MS FI. .FI.N4N. lt-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-31
MORAL TREASON
CHARGED TO The
HyPHEN bY 7. R.
Ex-President Scores Bitterly
the ~German-Amerlcans Who
Would Place Kaiser's Inter.
ests Over Americas.

- f''''E Nv 49,
So. luuI.. MAY 3d. Moral treason
'u' United States Wus .hHrgcd 'N
HU.ldDr, Boo. t.,it. in Iu lddr"s- d.
lNor,l h,r, today. against German
American. Whu seek To- make thcir
tu. ,ruW'utul representative act a.
IU. Interests of jcrmauS rather tnd'
1000. country. lir characterized tN"
t.,luuu. American Alliance as an
JuU.NWcri,au alliance. hut add'l
tnat hr believed that It's momb'is
nut only do not represent bat scan
,''uu-lt misrepre-cnt. the great ma
Iotll. ol real Americans Of G"rmnn
ORIGIN.
rgIuE tho motto America for
Americans Tor all Americans Whcth-
D the, were bonn here ur abroad the
former president declared that the
.1,,Jtion OF our people lies In having
30 ultionali1ol II unitied America.
ready for the tremendous tasks cot
uufu war and cace.
q appeal To an our citizens the
colonel said mo matter from what
IIuI their loretathor- came. to Keep
This ctor 20 mind. o. geo shub With
s.uru ana contempt IA" sinister NJ
It4uris and misrhlef-muKcrs who
u.lII seek ro dI.tl, hem along lines
d, creed OF hirthpltc. "r uf national
uf...n."
colonel Roosevelt said ho came 10
sd. I.H.. POO su'1k 900 Nm'rIcanism-
.. u,tk 700 condemn TIA, use uf the
I.ph,u Whenever u represents an
,1orf FOB form political parties along
r.. Iu,- CO. tu urIug pressure Geo
I.tr 900 parties ana politicians not
..' American nHfI"-'t ''' 100 'n' M
I. "' .''H' FI"Np 81 N"''i7 'l %
'.'.N' H'i|"Ntl ORIGIN 'I 'l me
,.Iu'f. .r'Iu Hu..h mes =" NOR
f..H.f- came
Ute F1r 'JNi't AGAINST the h''N'
NuI'r..1u OF tht Nt"us KIND AMI Tor
'.n .umIsi.I' "l ih' iishi hlhd lh'
i.ru'f president d' hr'd '"' me
w|H grant VIA" dId mon become ~
HH.i flth uH \W"ric'n S ""i OBJ
IIH.' Ih ih' nli'd states h' -''d
''.H nation sn"Nl1 '' i"'-'d uN prs
conduct Hnd .h'' 'h' hI''d 0''''A
u'H'i oppose 'u'r''. hin'h 'il us
..H fIrh' whether ''trln'nN' ing
.tnN Franc" Nt liu->'' Tee -A"'N II
r.-' NudH.l
IN. .nHIf i1 N"'p ""' .'N"'n-h'p
I.d '.'.'-i ITSELF 'h' '"''n''
hN 'I. N' ' 'h' %!
.N'u H'II 'I'lt '"' 'H'7 'I '''''"'
.'''.. goo .'.'" ''I', ON
.''H' ''" hi ''""''' ana "'N''"'
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N.'' '' VIZ"
''' 'H1 '.'i' '"'' ''N''n
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IH'H.'. "''"- "'"' ' ''' ''.'"'
'I''I .s'.i'l 'h' ''''i'-' '
"'' Ni"'I'.'h '''<' ''" 'n ''.. ~
'I i''" POUR I''' '''' '
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LOST.


BICYDLE taken from front u' 'di
Fellow NAN SATURDAY night "
taken I'd. mistake return iu isDuu Il
SzN muu-.. At fl,is,hor rHl "stii"
office.
STENNIH from 6iN W,s' copper %
small rialc pups ONE black VIII
white u.| .,iur~ ou feet uuo hl''.
with hr... lo Is ana face un'r1i %,
ward Dr. r,'Irucd to a. NJ MDT,er
LOST 8 .unch Of keys Finder re-
turn Co. Il.rald office. 81 reward.
Lost B..r serge coat un road be-
tween locker station and Ainu-
uu.rugs ppckcts had chcokbuok and
apcr- good reward Telephone G;i
LOST cap on automobile radiator.
Phone i92.
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iu'i" 1Htlu~i 'n'h O. man CINE Amer
'H1 ot foreign pi~l'h'nt'' "'D''-' ''
i'" ltud ir'm Nh''h n' "l DDS par
euts came "i p''h'-' 90 nus 'l''d
t'ui ] h"Id ' h' loss ''"'i't' Tor
nm Zoo COY 900 "'t ''in'-''' l'lI''.-
n"' '~ "u Nn''rI''H h'' ' '' N'".'
'''h VAN rl''''"'"'I'"' as %" '"'''
'"' W.
,,.
'' $500.
"'U Wv.
rus iH h'' 10 ll''' ''H''''. '''
iI"n "h''h am nlS'Hs-'"7' ~ '"'
very m"h''hl II a. 'i'""''" '''l" wv
tue p""ll' 'i'-s NAV ni'u nos ' wv
fcrthhh American Nli'h'' 80 ''"
cd ~ liH'i'h' p"''s 'i 'h" ~'"u'''N
are attempting T." '"'I'' uun'' """
u"S'r"P"'"" V'''''l'h7 w '"''"'''
ihs q" N"t' 's'in7' ih'm OF boy '''"'I
~ '"ilhE 'Aalns' men" "n'h we
i"rnl"h-NIh'''''h "I''I'' ~''S"'"'
ih''r h''l"h IS "uHillsI'c'"lN rom
.n' '"' " '' ~
80
,''''' ~ 80
Wv N''''" ~" w.
N",,'' "l =,
~, " .,
~"
'''"Ns W
W 49, ~ - a..
-.
I'''.'n'' ', -
~ "'''
''," 81
u,",. ~ w 'yp. ''i
:. |
o,"'t p','' ~ ~
P,''''N 'uv a'"n,
800 No." '
.','"'N -,
"n''h " "''''. 80
w 7" -,
U'','' y 49,"
! nus 49, ne,
- W. -
~ '''"''' W. n
"' '"u'S VII ",' W. 49,
'n' "''''S' '' '''"""'
III is moral treason T." we h'''d
states i"r amy of i> 'itlz"1s 3" hcl
ANA ID" 500" l" make 'h'i t"''ih-
mental representative 1'l NOT WITH
i'h 20 ~. 80
od Sthtcs but oft some i"t'I1u power.
Tu' American alliance ls in
prnctic" hu 1utl-Nm"ri'"u alliance.
NuN such r"iiiical orE1n shll"n.
whether German \morlc't. Iilsh-
American "r English American. Del nor
20 healthy element ~ th" body p"'ti.
Am, bod, Of uur ,tlz,us have o.
perfect right 10 oppose uuy man hr-
corning American problems. but 90
has uu right Zoo I,HI with American
public s@orlaut.. or American public
mcu uu "a, basis of tho interest. uf
some iurc.lu power The men who
.o act tr. U|.-lo.sI 600 th, United
Stlt,. and = sat this l-t as iuickN
o' men irving ,u serve England cor
France l- ! .Iy Ii 90. men irving O"
servo Germany ! condemn the Amer
i.Iu yitllcu who acts as an English
American lnsi ts strongly n~ J cone
d'rJu the American cI'iz"n Who 'c''
Hr t '~"'uu"u- W''lr'n " FRANCE
had -uUlIr'i'd belgium ""1.d cone
i'wu h'r iust "s Stf"os'' a. nav
condemned II h'''-I
~"'''"'''', h"' '''N .'''.'"
A'' "'" ''"'' ."
"'."' ' N"'
"' Ut '" '''
''
-, 80,
-.
I ,t. ~
-,
I -. So - h. ma,
, .,,
I'D. M
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Bear doing much dau1a, ~
the up... rccos ana jemc1 tI'l
and timber wolves are doing 20 sront
deal 90 Iiusge in the Iomel fHf 80.
a,cordiua ll REPORTS Co forest -cryt'
ufnc,r-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-31

New M.N.el state pcuitcutlary.
santa Fo = 81.
For supplies 20 Uo furnished 10 The
Sew Mexico state p~euitontlary az
Santa Pc. y. " for six months end
ing November aolh 1915
supplies consist of Gro'cr.ce, Meats.
brysoods, Leather, ana coal
Specifications aud uiauk proposals.
can ho had on application 90 The SUI
p"orlntendent.
hds VIII be opened 1T . a. M Fri
day June end. 1915
JOHN ~ McMASUS.
Superintendent.
Santa re, y. VI, May %. 1916.
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Cheap Summer Tourist Rates to
Eastern Points

Commencing May 18th and daily thereafter uutl september
.uth there viii lee ou sale from this office cheap round trip
rates 90 IN Eastern Points. These ticket. permit liberal stop.
overs either ur the going cor returning tup ard are limited to
return not lutcr than October Hlst. 1910. Below 81, u list of
rates. Co., SOME eft the most important points.
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p. ] JOHNSON. Agent.

Phor. @ 1908 rlrr 81 West cop.
per. for FIRST r'l-a livery ". l.
Trimble A. Co.
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WANTED.

WANTED 90 KNOW / gallon De-
voc ready paint covers 900 square
feet two coats. Erie carbon root paint
stops leaks. lass five years. Cold wntor
Kasomine. NaI.par Thomas +. kele-
her. 4Os We central. phone 40.
WASTED NtI, pup o. ,u 9 month
old. CIV. "a and price Nd
dress /. H.
WANTED. .augnl, and ty',
writing v.. Room %. iruti
building. HI.. $685.
WANTED mpr'eut cook Apply
Mrs. T. : W.olsoy 722 East cold
WANTED -TH experienced walters
or Vaitrcs Pullman .at' N'st
central
=a@-
WANTED o.. obs f1r ranch NurN
inquire ot t. .. n. NIll"u
WANTED .,ri,u,od hltcrIur"i
20 oporat, Shaw ,i'. trir mt.hr
So. i> App. district torr-t.l Al.
nIuutIuu'. n 40
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FOR KENT-.Rooms.
iDNINNDS.

FOR Rooms.
lDNINNDS.
NICE, clean. light housekeeping iur-
nirhou and uufuTuished foums .,
day uf week Indor new mpnapr-
mcnt. Hittnor House. 311t. South
First street. Phone 22l.
HOTEL DENNEE-ll4 West COAT
Niccly furnished rooms. near rail-
road and business district
FOR EENT Room with good board
IN n,zt Glu"h $50, NuIth cold.
UoTEL CI;NIGE. centrally located.
with the choicest ul rooms. under
the ua uag'm'ut O. Mrs " g.. john
stuu at ll,4 West silver Phone .G'.
NOR EE\T Three s,m.- furnished
housekeeping rooms with .lccpinr
porch. Fl' 900 800, West Mlrh'"
Ave phone Ia'IJ
TIM SANTA m. sl5R south Second
str,,t.N hom,-liko place, Sow
muuus,mruf Rates from s uU Co
So 10 per week
rpE REST Ni,.ly furnished ruur
cool and airy. an improvement
ans Nurth Second street
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS AMI
table board tor a dollar a dut af
Mr. = i RYAN. 500 South Second
81 rhou" 'i2
FpN Rent % largo store room .u
lar'l1s fpr iout cheap. Apply
1915 South second
FOR EENT Furnished rooms for
young ladies', with or without
board 3lj South Third street.
FOR EE\T Front room. modern
ru -iok NU- West silver. Phuu"
lGi1
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SANTA FE TIME TABLE.
$3
On eject sunday, Fob 7h 1870

Gin effect Surdly. Fob. 7th. 1870
West
No DalN Ar Bp
! California Express. 7.H1p 300
California ..im.tvl.1I.ru, - 800
: Fast EXPIRES, ... 3.isn l0tIaa
. Fast Mail .......l1.a0p !. 600"
- po Luxe CIhurD i.50a sun1
south
sos go ,aso Express io:1nr
$40 III Paso EHrrrs' g.ssu
East 9aily.
10 Atlantic Espr'ss. tara rrp
2 Eastern Express. s.lap ipI
I California Limited gOp 7:OHp
$ X. - - Chicago EN- 7.iap or
90 be Luxe tN.clJ 8 U0p Tor
from south
$40 f. g a Chicago. 7.00n
SO 4. G 4 chicago ... f'2np
Standard sleeper ror C'u"is ana
Roswell lrl.a. on SO. sos. CONNECTS NJ
Beleu ain .talI No 90, leaving H"len
AZ 1855 y ~.
No Z carries one conch Gully. ~
sieepers
No. SIC VIII nave standard sleeper
from Roswell! from train ~ -
Belen.
P. JOHNSON. Agent.
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Place YOUR nest coal ana wood
order with us. o j. Hlford with
FaW Lumber co.
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POULTRY N EGGS


Baby chicks and 'fga rruip the .,-.
,f stock SuushIu, Nun i|fpirr'lr.
and MISSIONARY Black Mirur...
g.. ~ Morslu a. sons. f'' s. Am
rhuu, 1872
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I~iItt.ftt t<ibS.

FOR REST Housekeeping rooms.
with -l,rplur purchcs, Gt5 5. Atno.
FpE REST Desirable room with
sleep e porch 40 East Central
Phone It'p
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Santa Re, y NJ, May ss, 1915.
The Washington times., 1916-05-14
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The Victim. by Thomas
DIXON.
The Woman's Law. by
Maravene Thompson.
The Desert Trail. by Dane
Coolidge.
The Adjustment. by Mar
suerite Bryant.
The Strange Case OF Mary
Page. by Frederick Lewis.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-01
CITY NEWS.
They satisfy-Grand Leaders.

They satisfy-Grand Leaders.
Special: School dresses. Lowitz.
Best boys school suits In Kokul
at Ewers-McCarthy Co.'S.
We make very reasonable charges
for school shoes. Moore, &c South
Fifth.
Duplicate auction score pads, Soc
Something new. Obtainable only from
Gate City Co.. IS North Sixth street
Following the usual custom, there
will be no issue of The Daily Gate
City next Monday-Labor day. Mer
chants should arrange their advertis.
in accordinly.
Newspaper men in Keokuk and In
this section will regret to learn of
the critical condition Of Hiram N,
Wheeler, veteran editor of the Quincy
Journal. No hopes are held for his
recovery. He had sudden physical
collapse Wednesday. Mr.. Wheeler ia
one Of the oldest and best known
newspaper men in Illinois.
While In many other cities the
open season on straw hats Closes on
September /, in Keokuk 1t has been
the custom to wear the strawss until
September Is. The hats for fall and
winter are very little different In
style from those OF last year, SO that
those who have fairly good looking
headgears from last year may II they
desire, get by with IMMUNITY. There
Is tendency toward military styles.
and many Of the niftiest hats are pat
termed after the U. S. army hats.
Smoke Grand Leader cigars. cost
&C, worth loo.
Argyle, this county, is to have a
state bank If the movement that is
now In progress at that place ma
terializes. The bank is being organ
lied under the direction of Leroy A.
Nisely, cashier of the Farmers Saw
ings bank of Melbourne, Iowa. The
capital stock of the bank will be
$4,000. The Argyle bank will be a.
branch Of the National bank of Cedar
Rapids, which is one of the strongest
banks financially In the state. Argyle
has added several business firms to
its commercial district during the
past year and, the instituting of the
bank fills a need of long standing at
that city.
Select your Labor day attire at
Bwers- Mccarthy Co.'s tomorrow. Our
store will not open Monday.
newspapers cannot be published
without paper and the report from
New York is that very large nuu,.
Der Of newspapers will be forced to
suspend publication unless they can
get their print paper. But print