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The Washington herald., 1919-05-15
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Nd. Nay N.-Produce on the Bal
timers procuos nssket range ss follow:
Na asD ss. E. a.g..s ~ ~
yhginia. ysrious varieties. No. I. slan rsr bsl;
s0AaI.M per dozsp bunchss; onlls. L1a2 %
per dozen bunches; essts. nev, saiec bunch !;
DssRs be- AZ r :,sss ase''S 40, IN cts , . s..l.
North Caroiins. lseaae pir bAx csbhaye, new,
Fla. .soa3.s per bss. tsessH per crate: do.
Charleston. sooasO per crate; cucumbers. Fla.
2.6os2 . per has,; ssspisnts. F1a.. Leoss 90 per
crate; s,psiUit ". aa.i1 p. he.; kale,
By 5, iTssso ps 10 supahes: onisss 's No i.
New Yak. ynsIA Per 100 lbs Teas ttoa
as yer crate; orsnses Fla. soas@ per boz; /;
Calif.rnia tss per boI; peas, North Carolina,
aoa3S PEI bsa peppsrs. F,s s1ssH per
s. s.;s; = faSi.ass, hsm'srovn asss per saacS sS
HOMEGROWN. zssaoe per hoa; strawberries Nsrth
osrolina. isa2'e pss apsai do Norfolk: lsasse
psu quart; tomatoes, ma. fancy kooas0 per
ests; ssy .Hos cnoiss 1900 % gs crate -,
ssoskne: do. Western. per ~ lbs.. s75a3.s5;
do Psnnsylvsnia. per 100 ,hs,, sa5aisa; do
Esstsgn Show Of MARYLAND and virginia Nc
Cormicks. psF 100 lbs. s2toae.io; do, Western
shers Of Msyisne. Mccormicks per 100 Ia,
zoaaa %; sweet potstoes Eastern Shore Of Mary
land. fancy. bbl.. q Dss.o %: do. osdinsry. 6.soa
s.pa; do. Eastern Shore Of MARYLAND, K.bushel
basket, No. !, nnss.so; york River yams. ss,eaa
20 Per Dbl North csrolins ysms. No. !. $500
sa0 per bbl new potstoes, Flsrids, No !.
0as psI sbl No q es-eosGs Der bbi
ufE PouLTRY-Chisksns young. ) lbs
smooth, .rI lh, .t,slse; DO. winter, , lbs snS
under. &aeeo; Do, young, rough aud stacy.
psssc; DO. ola roos,srs slscae, DO old hers.
over Ills, 1ssas; Do. OLD heps, small. sse; DO,
old White <shorp hens, sssse: ducks
Musco'y and measrsi young sssse; do, White
Pskin. young. sssNsi ae. puddle. 81 Lbs and eSsr.
Sssec; 90. puddle. smaii. poor. s3s,4c; pissani,
old per pair. 2ss3oci, do. youag, 2saooc; guinea
fowl. young. each u %; DO, old, @ssis; spring
chickens. ~ ih, ptr lb., eassc.
BUTTER = clssmey, Western separator. "a.
rss scssss pu lb; hrsss, saasle; wsstsrs pFjnts
@.lh eluss, cssaei arsts, Glasac; Wsstsrs
ristA lib sztrsa sassae; hrsts. ssssBe; asaI-
by crssmesy eztrss, eeelc; hfsn, sosflc; dsiy
pistA AsSylssA Psspgissnis ssS v1visis a.
tres. htts; apsts -ssss<c; stesspsshsd Assta -
-: rsils. Mariana snlS emssvissuta s1tpa.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-15
CHICAGO GRAIN.
By JOSEPH =. PRITCHARD.

Chicago. May IA sensational pnce hrssk
was rsooricd in the cash wheat market today
with IOsses Of Ao TO lSc Tue bre.k vas
caused by the statement issued by Julius S
Barnes. directar Of the United States Grain
Corporation. that all Chicago stocks Of wheat
ate TO he sold TO nillers On q basis Of s. q
for No. ! Sorthern. The aim Of the director
is to lower the pnce q Headstuhs to the
consumer.
CON pJioes showed net losses of llrc 10 SIC
for the futures at the close. and the cash
article dropped sc 10 g. Lauiistion by the
longs vas the leading influence and the heavy
selling was caused by Mr. Bsmss' statement
The market was decidedly bssrish.
News was OF hsari n character Fsmers are
, seeding com rsrily. According To reports. Tue
Eastern demand was slow Volume Of business
in futures was unusually large spd p<ios changes
sharp and continuous. The msrket will prob
ably remain hesrish as Conditions favor that
sue Of the market
Oats were under considerable pressure. but
The Washington herald., 1919-05-15
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Phhadelphla, May H.-Prices on the local PRO
duce market range as follows:
BUFTER-Solid packed creamery. extras &c;
higher scoring goods, slas5c. the latter Tor lob
hing sales; extra frsts Sc; hrsts. sSas7c: sec.
onds. 1sSicl sweet creamery, choice to fancy,
s2as4o; tsir to good. 56ssle; ladIs packed, as to
quality. SaSoe; packing stock. Sias6c Tancy
hrards Of nearby pants jobbing at sisssc; fair
to good. 6a65c.
EGGs-Nearby drsts slLIe per crate; cur
rent receipts. SIS 50; Western extra firsts Ni 10
per crate; do, hrs,s A9S per crate; Southern,
A3soal3.& per crate; fancy selected. carefully
candled eees we're inbbing st sas54c per doz
LIVE P0ULTRY-Fowls. via express 81:
spring chickens, broiiers. not Leshorns. ihalE
lbs apiece. eoaSSs; White Leshons hralerz.
SaSoc; boosters, asaAc; ducks. Pekin. 3ia3sc
old. per pair, ;saDe; do. young. per pair, saa2Sc
POTA10ES-White, Maine. per l0a lbs, 2s0a
60; do. Pennsylvania. No. |, per 100 lbs, 2 Its
80; do. New York, per 100 lbs. 2aoa2 90: do
Delaware and MARYLAND. ner 400 lbs. 2 2ss2 70
do Florida, new. per Dbl. No. l. 7.sOas. 60; No.
g 5.Oss.oo: Sweet potatoes. Jersey. per bas,
No. l. 25sa37s; No sOos2sL
The Washington herald., 1919-05-15
Cotton Consumed in April
Shows Decrease Over 1918

Cotton consumed during April. ex-
elusive of Iinters. totaled 4T5.753 bales,
the Department of Commerce an
aouneed yesterday
In April, 1918, cotton consumption
was 544.I2 bales.
The report shows 1,37s. .226 bales held
in consuming establishments May L
This is approximately 10000 bales
below that date last year.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New fork. May h-BUTTER-Easy: saIted
and unsslted, fresh creamery. extras, ssssOlsc !:
hrsts' Snasslsc; higher, ss4asllse; State dairy
tubs. ssSssc; renovated extras. Sc: imitation
creamery, frets. Sez5Oc
CHEEsE-Market irregular; uhole-miIk spe-
Gals, 2$sasc; fancy. a2assc; lower grades, soa
Sc; Wisconsin whole-milk. fancy, Young Amer.
icas ahs3ici, State skins, specials, 2saasxe: !:
ehoiee, 2oa2ac; fair to good, Balsc; lower grades
EGGS-Market irregular; nearby white. fsncy
siasS; brown. 5laac; extra, ss,sasoc; '6sts;
46atsLsc. '
The Washington herald., 1919-05-15
CURB STOCKS.

New York. May H.-Deallngs ON the Curb to-
dsy were in smaller volume than in the two
preceding sessions
OILS were again the center of interest, and
this list continues to brpaden to a very large
extent. new hstinGs increasing from day to
day
, fnees in most instances were slightly higher
than at yeSterday's finish.
The medium priced stocks continue to at
tract most attention aud most Of the advances
That were scored were recorded in these shares
lndustrials were less active than they have
bscp for some time.
SLEer stocks were again the most prominent
The Washington herald., 1919-05-15

sttribuiei % hedging aszinss Ne actual srticie
SPOT At New orie.ns vas se.Ay With mid
dhns . ppiuts higher a = l3o rhe ssks
were sl6 bsies spa here vas qniet With
middiins Is points lower at zs.s5c There were
no sales
ghe recsr.s .t leading points:
Galveston, Tlo3a
New QlaaI sl0
Mobile -
Savannah, 106I
Norfolk. <iL
Boston. q
St LpuiS ia
The Washington herald., 1919-05-15
MONEY MARKET.

New York. May 4-MoGey on call orened Al
8 pcr cent; high. n per cent: low, 6 per cent
clo~ing at IA per cent
Time money was in better supply than ol
hle. and fair business was done at s.. per
csnt for co and 50 days ~
Mercantile Paper was not plentiful and there
was fair maraet for it at 55 per cent for 4 n
: r'oaihS high grade names. and So per oent
for the short variety - ~
The Washington herald., 1919-05-15
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. May H-TOdavs closing rates o,
e4cbsnge on all the PRINCIPAL foreign markets
were as follows:
Sterling demand ISS.; cables. Is Franco
checks. So; cables. SIS Belgium checks. SO:
cables. 6.i2, Holland checks 397s cables. 10 l-l6
Italy checks. IN: cables. rs. Swiss checks.
5ol; cables, 4aIs.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-15
COTTON MARKETS.

New Yak. MAY IA wave Of selling de-
yCloped in the eaton market tOvaud the close
to-day and the market weakened after new high
levels for The season had bcen established
eaIiier, some Of the offerings came iron Texas,
which il was thought reflected improvement
in crop conditions In other quarters they wete
The Washington herald., 1919-05-15
LIBERTY BOND PRICES.

New York. May l4-Lberty bonds
were quoted here today as follows:
3Iss sS.7s; first Is $50: second Is A.l2;
first AS s5.Te; second as A.14; third
as 95.20 and fourth 4As si.eo.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-15

tsatsc; do. West Virginia extras. i2as3c: do.
Ohio extras. Cafe
EiGs-Wsstern Maryiand. Pennsyivania and
neLrby fnts dez ~; Eastern Shore Of Mary
land and tirsiris frsts +4c: Western tohiol,
hrsts. Ac: West Virginia hrsts. 4ic; southern
lN. CaIolinal, frsts Sc
The Washington herald., 1919-05-15

cipzias rice rrrs onsy se % Iei lsss. ne
shirptas dssnsnd has inclr~ssdL Casa s.lss
vers lss.ea bushels with isass fq espOr.
Some liquidation toot p'soe In the has p-o6-
lets due 10 loses m the cum and has n4rtei
No chapee 10 tin sensrsl eoaditiaa taak plsee
CASH trado uss hsht,
Grain and provision futures ranged follows:
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Washiastes Steek Ezehalse.

sALES
CAPITAL Tssction. IS at sz: at ssx; 10
ct S
wsshinEton Gaa Z At an; 10 ,t aH; 8 al
81: = NJ 81
CvhHDbia GapAaphrneL asn-. at 1DA
HilliI 10 IlTlI I1Y RllNIln
The Washington herald., 1919-05-15

Of the metal list and further gains were aaaea
to those previously scored. Tht low-pnced
shares were the center a intrFest.
Quoted by Sullivan & Company. ha u 81. nv.
Rid Anked
The Washington herald., 1919-05-15
The Safest Investments

Are those that do not huctu1te dprns dis-
turb,d conditions Of the mong o. stocf
marke8 Hnst deed d trust notes lhrz
mortsagel. well seGred on neal eslste IN The
nhstrict Of Columbia. constitute 'altsdss'
investments and do not depsnd upop ths o.
nancisI responsibility Of iudividuals o. cor
porstions fur their stability. We can s1pply
such investments in smOuns fron - up-
ward. Send Cor booklet. 'oOurenins Losls
and Investments"
The Washington herald., 1919-05-15

NEW YORK BANK cLEARINGS.
Z New Yerk. Mas u,-Rank clssrina here to
day were 30. ssA.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-15
CH0|cER STOCKS
TRADERS GOAL
Turn from Oils to High
Priced and High Classed
Securities.
by BROADAN WALL.


New York, May l4.-Trading
turned today into the high priced
ana high class railroad stocks with
as much enthusiasm as the oils had
shown some time before. This was
transmitted to the lower priced
stocks and the steels. SpeciaIties,
such as drygoods concerns and com
panies manufacturing clothing. were
also in good demand
The public was in the Street IN
fril force. and although the old
timers sold stocks freely the shares
were taken up without any reac-
tions Of importance. Many new
high records were made during the
day and the advances were in most
important cases practically in full
Hp to the close of the day.
Steel men said today that the bids
received by the government on the
zoo. 0s0 tons Of rails desired would
be n great surprise. 1t was believed
that they would not only show no
decline. but might in most cases
shew higher prices. The price Of
steel plate was advanced by one
Pittsburgh interest That an IN
creased demand for steel is antici-
pated is shown by the strength of
Great Northern Ore certificates.
which moved to high record.
There Is expected an increased dIRt-
dcnd on these certificates.
A large percentage Of the money
used in speculation consists of
funds that would ordinarily be en-
pIoyed in manufacturing business.
Manufacturers as placed in the
metal line find there is nothing do
ing in their own business and are
bringing their surplus funds To the
front. Should there be any EeyiVal
of activity in these lines. requiring
large sums of cash. heavy with
drawal from Wall Street would be
among the normal expectations In
that event the Street might get the
reaction it has long expected IN
vain.
Remember Hartmann Plant.
When New York Central. St. Paul
and New Haven displayed such un-
usual strength today-strength far De-
yond what could be expected under
the circumstances. Wall Street re-
membered that these three would
make a fine trans-continentsl system.
1t undoubtedly was the plan of r. Ill.
Hartman to combine them and the
Hartman ideas are being adopted ~
the Government
Attention was called TO the South
western railroad stocks by the an
nouncement that the Railroad Admin
istration believed further capacity was
needed in that part of the country.
Both the Texas and Pacific and the
Frisco will make extensions.
Strength of Central Leather and
Hide and Leather is not surprising
in view of the fact that travellers 60
ing abroad are taking several extra
pairs of shoes apiece. This is par
ticuIarly true of the laboring classes
returning to Italy. where shoes are
said to be almost unknown since the
war.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-21
Jobs AND MEN
CONNECTED UP
Even Telegraph Is Used n Necessary
by the United States Employ
ment Office Located in
keossuk.
DESERVES COOPERATION
But Before 1t Gan Aid Either Employ
ers or Employees, II Must Get
Names and Requires
ments on It's Lists.

Pa. = -
Keokuk ner do not NECESSARILY
need to be ont OF employment, be
cause work at their particular trade is
Tot to be found here, If they are will
ing to leave town. said J. A. Conner,
IN charge OF the United States depart.
n.ent of labor employment Office at
ca5 Main street today.
Also. a man can often find a good
Sob not in his peculiar trade, II he
Is willing to work at something else"
he added.
we want TO serve Keokuk first,
and to keep Keoiluk people as far as
possible. however. and we still are
Irsing employers to list their wants
with this office which has a telephone
as well as central location on the
street floor.
Deserves Trial and Cooperation.
All men who want work should get
on our lists and make full use OF this
bureau. which gives service at gov
eminent expense and without any ex-
pense 70 men or employers. This OF
ice was located here to serve the peo-
i-ies and | hope all concerned will CO.
operate with it,
In the last few days four different
men were found jobs by telegraph by
Mr.. Conner. In cases where there was
TO work in their trade here: some OF
them came here to hunt work and
were disappointed at the conditions In
their ypcaticns
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-21
KISER PLANNED
DEATH COOLLY
Used Lantern 20 Arrange Scsefoi5,
and Then Extinguished II, Be-
fore Hanging Himself,
70 Prevent Fire.

As details OF the Kiser tragedy,
south OF Wythe church come out, they
show remarkable coolness IN the MAE
ner IN which the man planned his sui
eide.
Careful Of property while taking his
own life. he took Lighted lantern, ar
ranged ladder against BEAM 70
which he tied the rope, and then he
csrefnlzy ex.inglished the lantern TO
zTsod fire danger, before climbing the
Ladder and Fastening the rope E0Eat
Liz neck IN the dark. He wa found
rearing hts o-ercoaz, -hscE indicates
that The tragedy occurred early IN the
eTs1isg Eued lately after he lad
coz 9e.e6 the chores
TIE body q Hrs- Etser. found AZ
-z1dzig1+ bT her son, LAP f. its ticod
Il the t5tehea floor uz1Ei 9 O'Clock
II TIE afternoon, Ehez the coroner
arrived
TIE bodies we're 51-fed n he Pres
Egts-aa cemetery f1 7yTtaes togzzht5
zfts- Css t-ns-zS EsE LeiG Wednesday
afternoon
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-21
Goose Grease Your Cold

No better external remedy for
colds ever has been discovered since
some wise grandma first tried goose
grease and turpentine.
But goose grease and turpentine
work only from the outside. The
trouble is on the inside, and by
treating from both directions, quicker
results can be obtained MEN-THO-
EZE is goose grease and turpentine
TO which have been added menthol,
the great Chinese remedy, also pep
permint, wintergreen and other heal
ing oils.
While the goose grease and turpen-
tine, rubbed on the chest, are work
ing from the outside, fumes OF the
menthol and other essences are being
inhaled to the Innings of the throat
and lungs, drawing out the soreness
and soothing the raw, inhamed sur
faces.
In this way. MEN-THO-EZE gives
relief In 20 minutes.
The time to check colds Is when
they first appear. Keep MEN-THO-
EZE handy and be ready for them
In opal jars. so and Soc For sale
By druggists, or mailed direct
Address: "MEN-THOE ZE,- Fort
Dodge, Iowa
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-21
EQUAL STANDARD
DISCUSSED HERE
Recon. Case in Police Court Causes
Talk Among Keokuk Women
About Protection Of
Men.

An organization OF about z hun
dred Keokuk women were talking
after the meeting closed, and II was
plain 10 any observer that they were
in a state of mind
They were Yoicing complaints.
neither very loud nor forcibie, but
rather long and more or less con-
fused as several talked at once,
about a certain discrimination as
old as the world and dying out very
slowly. One said:
They arrested the woman and
brought her into court, and her name
was in the paper, and the man equal
ly guilty with her and right there at
the same time was not arrested, and
not in court and the paper simply
said he was a man"
All this is true of an incident in
police court history here recently
The complaint was made against the
woman by relative, the laison was
tipped off to the officers by this
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-21
HAMILTON HAS
REAL POLITICS
The Petition for Change Back TO the
Aidermsn.c Form OF City
Council Cannot Find
Home

Hamilton has something of mix-up
in IFS politics this spring, and they
seem to be real politics with consider
able strength behind both Sides
petition was filed asking for an
election On changing from commissions
ers TO the old aldermanic form OF the
city council This was found defective
by the clerk. Then proceedings to de
tsrmlne its srfficiency were brought In
the county court There judge Warren
Orr declined to hear the case on ac-
count of his recent connection with
Hamilton affairs. and sent it to the
circuit court The circuit court held
that it had no Jurisdiction over the
Dsatter. which must be determined In
the county court. and IL Judge Orr
could not hear IT, another county
Judge must hold his court for that pur-
pose The circuit court sent the Pc
ilton- 1t is presumed that IT Will keep
moving. until the questions involved
ere settled By the courts.
In the meantime. il Is impossible to
hoid the election on giving up the COM
mfssfoners before a new set must be
elected as the petition will come up
again In the county court next Tues
day. So preparations are being made
20 elect = mayor and commissioners
as usual
Neal DzEgnerty, present mayor. and
Kari Keep. Jr., are entered In the race
for mayer, and for commissioner. E F.
EenEts- RI. 3 Ktnkade. Frank Letter.
J. 3 Ch1te. formerly OF Keokuk, and
c. 2 Marshall, 10 date.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-21
BYRNE WAS A
REAL PATRIOT
The inventory q His Estate Shows
Over Cne-Tcnti1 Of Il was in
War Savings Certifi-

The wen known patriotism of Nicho-
les Byrne. the Wabash conductor who
ojed On his train recently. receives ad
6itioaal confirmation from the inyen-
tory OF his estate flied by adninistra-
tor. II. E Roth
This shows that Conductor Byme
bought thrift stamps 10 the legal limit
allowed and had 81 GOO worth of them
The total value of his entire estate was
only S9.6l5, which makes over one
tenth of it invested IN war savings
certificates to help the government
Probably few patriotic citizens in
vested ten per cent of their property IN
war securities
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-21

relative Of TIE girl al The Law en-.
foFCsuent pEsa was against the
woman By people WHO said she was
nsgIscttnz he- babT. and the police
acted accordingly O. cc--se the
newspaper Transcribed ctizss AZ they
occurred and did nos uEp th= func-
tons % TIE STATE os Iowa and its
courTs
We lid ro- zrrest TIE girl AZ the
hotel where she and he NAN we're
registered "a Ezz and Ezta, said
Chief Hezne-z1r- - relative @
the girl =szt 10 the cGz--. fled an
Information Epo- which q warrant
vas Issued q course- and =asz the
Es.-sar was delivered 20 ze ! az
rested the 5ersoa = named After
that. the relative tod IL zaF object
was Eo+ 30 coE-as- The girl bat 10
get her hzeE boEae 20 le- beaF and
very sick father AZ Ehe TINE.
asked why there zzs zoe q warrant
for the man n t1e case also, E6 Il
turned ou5 the relative ot tie girl
wanted her oniT
You bet / never Ies TIE ran %
when we catch q co9p5s q tEszz fzr6
for | think the Eazu zc-s 20 Lame
than the woman"
The girl in this last case 1sd t1=
court she had been driven f-ozz
home, and the Whole shtzz rzz az
parentiy phase q tro1S.e "a o1e
family, in which The police aozrz vas
used as club by one side
1t is also perfectly ap2zT=z. ia.
| the people complained ab5z. zftsr
that lodge meeting are Just a r-ret
| for equal standards CT zlorzIizT "a
anybody, and Chief Hsnne-nzrr vas
very earnest when talking a59zt j.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-21
LADIES' SEWING
SOCIETY ELECT
St Francis de Sales Organization
Had a Prosperous Year as
Shown In Annual
Reports

The Ladies' Sewing society OF Sc.
Francis de Sales church has elected
officers as follows:
Presi6ent-Ers. e. L Kruse.
Vice presi6en--Mrs- j. W. Winger-
Secretarv-Ars Kari H. Hemmy.
Treasurer-Miss Helen Morgan
The society closed its business OF
the last year, and the reports made
by the officers and committees
showed II TO have been a prosperous
enc for the society, which means
one OF much benefit TO other people
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-21

Hair Color Restorer in use anons
society Men and Women Of America
today. 1t Is q safe, delightful toilet
preparation which uniformly restores
gray, streaked with gray, or faded
hair to it, youthful beauty and
lustre.
La Creole Hair Dressing viii not
stain the scalp, wash or rub on, or
leave the hair with that greasy or
dyed appearance. You apply it your
self by simply combing or brushing
it drought the hair before retiring,
and the results will delight you sur.
prisingly.
La Creole Is sold by McGrath
Bros. Drug Company and all good
drug stores and toilet counters every.
where. Price. 90
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-21
MAKE OLD SHOES
WEAR LIKE NEW

II had Ne5Iin SoIes put On my
shoes-wore these shoes every day for
fifteen months, then had Ne5iin half
oies put on They are stil in good
condition" writes F. T. Evans, of
Seattle, Washington
This is cutting shoe bills down to the
minimum through NepIin Sotes. Any
one can do this If he VIII follow Mr..
Evans example, and have his shoes
re-bottomed with Neolin SoIes. These
tough. durable soies cost no more
than soies that give only ordinary
wear. And al good repair shops have
them.
Ne6lfn Soles come on new shoes.
too-in many styles for men- women
and children. They are created By
Science to be ali that scles should be-
comfortable ard waterproof. as wei
as bngwearing- They are made By
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
Akron Ohio, who also make Winrfoos
Hesls--guaranteed 20 outwezr any
other heels
TleOIin SO1es
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-21
"La Creole has made ne
look rs years yoHSgr.'


No woman should be
handicapped socially by
gray or faded hair. Every
woman owes it to herself
to look her bes. and
avoid the appearance OF
coming age. Gray. streak
ed with gray, or faded
hair makes many q
woman look old before
her time. and gray hair
is so very unnecessary.
La Creole Hair Dress
ing Is the most DopuIsr
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-21

of the business session in the morn
ing, and In the afternoon there viii
be talks by NJ H CalderEood. 2resi-
dent Of the Iowa Bankers associa-
ton. and Frank Warner, secretary
OF this organization