The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-19
ably will resign from the commission,
effective January l.
CITY NEWS.
.Wk. end cloak sale. Lowitz.
Solid pold 1ayallieres S2b0 IN

-Wk. end cloak sale. Lowitz.
Solid gold lavallieres $3.50 up. II.
s. Mills. 504 Main.
Travelling bags S. to SIS, at
Frank Jones Co., $40 Main.
Samuel J. Weese, 26 and Sadie
d. king, % of Magnolia, Mimi, were
granted a marriage license today.
If you We're late sf1pLer this
year, resolve no. to be late shopper
next year.
Our, electric table lamp line con-
sists of Japanese lamps, silk spaded
lamps, brass lamps and wicker
lamps. Most complete line In the
city. King Plumbing Co.
"Wednesday Dec. goth, we will cut
our mammoth cream cheese. The
best cream cheese made. Early buying
allows us to sell at Csc per pound.
Phone 2S5. Edw. DeYong.
Phoenix silk hose, gloves. Lowit2.
Bath robes 81, IS, Sc. and 81 at
Frank Jones Co.. $40 Main street.
Regular meeting Loyal Order OF
Moose, Keokuk lodge No. 704, tonight
at s O'Clock, in Moose hall. Visiting
brothers cordially invited. John G..
Stadler, dictator A. e. Moore, secre-
tary.
Electric curling irons and perco-
lators make ideal Christmas gifts.
King Plumbing Co.
The Union Mission. 10 South
Third street, will give a dinner for the
children, Saturday at 400 o'clock. All
who intend to come should send word
by Wednesday evening. Those desir-
ing to make gifts should call red
1854 and ask for Mrs. Crow.
Community Christmas headquar-
tiers were opened at 1928 Main street
this morning. You can leave your
donations there. They Will be appre-
ciated, and every bit helps.
Umbrellas 81 to, S.. at Frank
Jones Co., 620 Main.
"A Main street merchant, express
ing his appreciation of the fine out
of-town Christmas business, attributes
the reason to the use OF the adver-
Using columns Of The Gate City.
Thank you.
big disc. novelty dolls. Lowitz.
The celebrated. perfect fitting.
fast color Emery shirts at Ewers-Mc-
CARLY Co.'S, best values on earth.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L.
Petry at ST Joseph's hospital, today.
a nine pound son.
Sale of home made fancy work
Thursday and Friday afternoon, S12
Fulton.
Thomas Rush, colored, former
resident of Keokuk, died this morn
ing at Des Moines. The body will be
brought to Keokuk for burial and will
arrive here Wednesday csening and
be taken to the undertaking eStab-
lishment of j. J. Crimmins C Son.
Mr.. Rush was about seventy-rlve
wears OF age and leaves son and
daughter. He left Keokuk about two
years ago.
Shirts SOC to So, at Frank Jones
Co, $40 Main.
Our Christmas tree outfits are
the only safe way to illuminate your
Christmas tree. For sale by King
Plumbing Co.
king Plumbing Co. offers for sale
coaster stoves, flash lights and bat
teries.
Howard, Hamilton, Elgin aad
V-altham watches; a good line OF
guaranteed bracelet watches. Ii. ;.
Mills. 5O4 Main.
Wallace Johnson. colored whose
Mace was raided recently by the po-
lice, appeared in the superior court
TODAY and claimed nineteen quarts of
beer and a half gallon OF whiskey'
which were taken from him. He
stated that it was for personal use.
A McHenry of Memphis, claimed
gallon Of whiskey which was taken al
the same time in Johnsons home.
The question Of whether a man had
a right to have liquor consigned 10