The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-26
CITY NEWS.


Of your job printing orders.
We never sleep, you'll think 1t
tomorrow, Dollar day. Lowizt
Free aluminium ware Saturday.
Edw. DeYong, Fifth and Palean.
Don't let the weather keep you
4 away from the Dollar day bargains
Unitarian market tomorrow at
Keokuk Electric Co, Eighth and Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. H L. Flood were
Informed today that their son, Joseph
Flood, who has been critically III IN
Chicago, is very much improved.
Free aluminium ware Saturday
Edw. DeYong, Fifth and Palean-
-Ewers- Mccarthy Co. show the
| ro.t comnlete stock of mems under
wear In Keokuk.
Spend Sunday on Str. Dubuque
to Burlingto and return LV. S:Su
a. m. Adults 75c.
| Shorty" Rowland, who was ar
rested last night charged with being
drunk, pleaded not guilty IN the
superior court this morning.
A vote for II. D. Lowenstein for
constable, republican primary, WILL De
appreciated.-Ad
| Coffee demonstration and free
aluminium ware Saturday. EdW. De-
| Yong, Fifth and Palean.
| Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morgan
at the home of Mrs. Morgan's par
| ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. O. wright
son, Friday morning, May 26.
| -$$$ spent at Sayller's shoe hos
| pital brings best results 1120 Nam.
-I,owitz' bargains produce the
smile that won't come OF tomorrow,
Dollar day.
| On Dollar day at A. p. J. Ewers,
/ h1,Sr
rendered lard and lbs. OF sugar
for s1.00.
| -Keokuk merchants are Offering
exceptional bargains tomorrow. Read
the advertisements and then make
arrangements to do your shopping
| early.
| The registrars for the state pri-
mary and special election will be IN
session until 8 o'clock this evening
| Be sure your name Is on the regis
tration books. Primary election Mon
day, June 8.
| color shirts, $1.oo to $500. Ewers-Mc-
Carthy Co.
Young men, bring your sweet
hearts; old men, bring your wives
and come to the Dairy lunch Sunday,
May %, and eat chicken dinner.
| High class excursion to Burling-
ton and return Sunday on Str. Du-
buque. Lo. $3.50 a. m. Adults Toe:
Regular meeting OF Evening Star
temple No 254. Pytnian Sisters. at
K. P. hall, Friday evening at 7:3o
Visiting members invited. Mrs. Min
ME 2. King, M. E. c.; Maude NJ. HOT
nish, NJ. Of II. & @.
The athletic meet that the 7. M.
| G. A. had arranged 10 stage here on
Memorial day, has been called on, In
accordance with the spirit OF the day.
II win be held at a later time.
Don't die, even If you are ttckled
to death with Lowftz' bargains to-
morrow.
| There are many new eatab'es
added to the fruit and vegetable mar
kst Of this week, both shipped and
home. The home grown supply OF
fruits and vegetables Is rapidly IN
High grade tailoring correctly cut
and sl,ilfully made. Cleaning and re-
pairing. L. Pelz, 10 Main
in this evenings issue and tn the
Thursday evening issue numerous
Dollar day bargain advertisements ap-
pear. Be sure and consult Dotn issues
before starting out on your Dollar day
Just think, 10 lbs. granulated
sugar for $1.00 at A. P. j. Ewers, on
Dollar day. Cheaper than you can
buy in cahload lots.
The body Of Mrs. II. w. Rothert,
wife of the former Keokuk mayor,
who died several months ago IN
Council Bluffs, Ia, will no tarr1ve mere
tomorrow as announced several days
ago. A letter was received TO-DAY Dy
IL. s. Ackley from Mr.. Rothert stating
that the date for the removal OF the
remains to Keokuk had not been DEL
nitely set.
Spend Sunday on Str. DUBUQUE
to Burlington and return Lv. s:oo
a. m. Adults 75c.
-Pucketchetuck lodge No. 43 meets
every Friday evening at 500 O'CLOCK
G. W. Randall, N. G.; George W. I'm
meeart. permanent secretary. Nom
ination OF officers.
FIT Madison Gem City: One
change in politics was noted in the
county this year, through the filing
of an affidavit at the office OF the
county auditor at this city. previous
to the coming primaries. The repuh-
IIican party added another to it.s fold
through the changing OF the pol1tlcs
of Henry Pechstein, well known
resident of Keokuk and who for years
has been a prominent working demo,
crat Dissatisfaction with the present
administration was declared by MI.
Pechstein as the cause OF his chanSe
Il defy any customer to leave my
store without a broad smile tomor-
row, Lowitz. Dollar day.
FIT. Madison Democrat: Miss MIN.
ME Rose, chief operator at the local
telephone central station. is at Dav
EXPORT attending the southeastern
Iowa district meeting Of chief opera
J TORS. Thirty-fire members are In
session from all over the district
which extends from Keokuk and OF
tumwa to Waterloo. Sessions are held
in the Iowa telephone building. J.. r
I,son district traffic chief and for