The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-21
CITY NEWS.

| ASouuu odh ClS<ilo PlCdoo OIL.
Easter egg dyes at Englehardt's.
| Keep acquainted with the classf-
fled column.
M. e. Justice is confined to his
home today by illness.
advertisements appearing in this
paper are worthy of your careful read
ing.
Miss verna Larson, who has been
critically i'll for several days is i'm
proving.
Please. Mr. Weather Man, give
us nice weather for Easter Sunday
the ladies'
You get the best roasts Of spring
lamb, baby beef, veal and pork, also
choice chickens at Markley's.
Advertising copy for the Saturday
evening issue CT The late City should
be given to the printer this afternoon
before o'clock.
keep in mind the Cleanup
week, April gath to 18th. If you have
Cleanup merchandise for sale
use The Gate City to distribute the
information
10. B. & @. railroad officials are in
vestigating freight facilities for Nau.
VOC and were at Montrose recently to
give consideration to the establish
ment of railroad ferry. The matter
lis up with officials for final decision.
Tabernacle building material for
sale. Apply on grounds. Harrison
Lumber Co.
--latest Easter novelties at Engle-
hardt's.
The Constitution-Democ job
printing office will be ready for bust
ness next Monday and orders for job
printing can be left at The Gate City
Office. SOS
There are two cases from Lee
county on the May docket of the Iowa
supreme court. They are Of l.. Hart
ley. appellant VS.. the Board of Super
visors and George D. Foster VS.. the
n. A. Accident Insurance Co., appel
liant.
See our display of suits for Easter
Everyone new and up to date, $500
ito $500. Frank Fl. Jones Co.
IS. S. Hitler. cashier of the Ex-
change bank of Kahoka, was appoint
ed receiver of the Sage Banking com.
pany, of Alexandria, by Judge N. NJ
Pettingill last Friday. The appoint
ment is to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Nc D. Turner The bond
of $40. 600 was to be filed on or before
April 10, 1916.
Wards Round Oak-the Smok-
er's joy.
Sometime in May the Keokuk
merchants are planning to put on an
other Dollar Day bargain sale. These
events have heretofore attracted Il
large patronage and some astonishing
bargains have been offered.
The curtis Publishing company is
again spending big money in the news
papers It is said that it's sprin~ bill
will reach 100000. The Ladies Home
Journal and the Saturday Evening
Post got their calculations by news
paper advertising, and the shrewd
men who manage the company know
where to go after more.
Order a choice veal, beef or pork
roast from JOS Haubert, 7o9 Main.
Easter hats in all new shades and
shapes. $500 and up. Frank H. Jones
Co
The following will be of interest
to the KeolSnk druggists and physi-
clans. There is a drug store for ey-
erv 1000 inhabitants in the United
States and a physician for every 667
inhabitants. according to directory
census of the drug trade just complet-
ed by The Pharmaceutical Era. The
IRA finds that there are 1861 retail
druggists located in 1897 cities and
towns and it also finds that there are
go drug iobbing houses. including
twelve that are owned by retail drug
eists on a cooperative plan. On the
basis of these figures there are 165 re-
fail drug stores for every wholesale
drug house. The number of physi-
clans in the United States is estimat-
cd at 10000. making an average or
one drug store for every three physi-
cians-or three physicians for every
drug store in the country.