The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-04-26
CITY NEWS.
Stop! Read Lowitz' add.
Make Saturday, April %, Dollar

Stop. Read Lowitz' add.
Make Saturday, April %, Dollar
Day, big day.
$3.50 razors s100 Saturday. J..
F. Kiedaisch & Son, Eleventh and
Main streets.
Read the advertisements Of the
local merchants and take advantage
of the bargains offered.
At Miss Kings. regular S1.00 to
$500 French flowers all go at 35c
each. 322 Main street.
Frederick MacMurray, violintst-
composer INSTRUCTOR, 80 Concert
street. Phone Black 1747. Keokuk.
The neighbor with a garden and
the neighbor with bunch Of chick
ems are not getting along so neigh
borly-just now.
The classified columns Of The
Gate City are almost daily calling for
help wanted. There exists no reason
for idleness in Keokuk.
The board of supervisors were
in session today at Fort Madison.
One of the subjects under discussion
was the location of a county road in
Van Buren, township.
1t won't be the fault of the Keo-
kuk merchants If you fail to get a
special bargain next Saturday. April
2S-Dollar Day. They will offer them.
1t is up to you to buy them.
"A number of members Of Co. T.,
Burlington, who failed to take the
physical examination last Saturday,
were in Keokuk today to be examin-
ed by Lieutenant w. P. Sherlock.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Davis ar
rived in the city today from Excel
sior Springs where they have been
recuperating for a few weeks. They
will return to their home in Des
Moines tomorrow.
Be sure and make your plans to
visit Keokuk next Saturday-Dollar
Day. The merchants have made spec
ial preparations to offer merchandise
that will give you the largest value
you ever received for the money.
Among those who believe that
Iowa is just as truly patriotic as any
state in the United States is Cover
nor w. L. Harding, who says that
Iowa is able to hold her own with
sister states when it comes to the
right spirit.
At Miss Kings, two dozen I'M
trimmed hats s1.00 each; values So
and $3.50. Children's trimmed hats,
s1.00 each, Dollar day.
-+Nauvoo Independent: Frank NJ
Ballinger, well known attorney OF
Keokuk, and Viola Bates of that city,
were married last Friday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ballinger spent Monday evening
with their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Wyles, in this city
j. F. Deems, well known TO many
Keokuk residents, is boosting the
movement in Des Moines county for
an increased food production. The
farmers are responding in a most
enthusiastic manner and as a result
Des Moines county will show a big
crop increase this season.
This evenings sixteen page edi-
ton of The Gate City is filled with
interesting advertisements relative 10
Dollar Day, next Saturday, April rs.
Every reader OF this paper should
carefully consult the advertising col
umns and then your Dollar Day shop
ping will be easy and profitable
The Iowa Telephone Co. is TAX
ing extensive precautions in safe
guarding exchanges which are on
direct line with the large terminals
of the country. Important commune
cations, such as government mes
sages, might be seriously impaired
by malicious work, and it is for this
reason that guards have been placed
at center exchanges.
The funeral of little June Wood,
baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
NJ Wood, 524 Morgan street, who