The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13
CITY NEWS.

Don't miss It, In Olo AentucAy-
One pair big work mares for sac
402 Des Moines street. !.
Hats trimmed while you Wall q
Miss Kings Dollar day. S22 Main ~
Extra salesladies wanted Doiiai
day. Apply at once TO the Ao' =
Cloak Co.
An excellent assortment Of spring
millinery on display. MIS-. 49, WA~i
ton, 1908 William street. -,
Tomorrow will be a lively traa.ns
day in Keokuk. Arrange TO get oo"u
town in the forenoon.
Extra value for every doiiar you
spend for shoes Dollar day at Luo-
wigs, 1904 Main.
-Keokuk merchants are taxing =
rap at tho high cost OF living. Ing
Dollar day sales tomorrow VIII neip
you economic. !, -.
lject for sermon at revival service
First Baptist church tonight. Great
chorus choir. Solo by MI. CLARKE.
Come
Anita Stewart, I'm Ola Ken
lucky" Colonial, Feb. 10. 16, ~, ~.
e. w. Mccoy and wife Johanna.
have sold real estate located at tne
corner Of Eighth and Excnanse
streets to Hattie Bartlett lot tne
sum Of $4,000.
Everybody come, and see the bar
gains in untrimmed hats at MISS
Kings, Dollar day. 322 Main street.
Andrew NJ. johnson and VIE
Caroline, have transferred properly
located about eight miles west OF
Keokuk to their son, Albert A. JONI
son, for the sum Of $4,000.
See Anita Stewart In her master
production, "In Old Kentucky. COLO
NAL.
Through an error In composition
the following item was omitted from
Winger Bros Dollar day advertise
ment appearing in last evening
issue: 400 yards Of extra heavy pure
linen unbleached crash toWehng-
cheap at 35c-Dollar day dve yaros'
$1.o0."
In Old Kentucky" not just
picture, but great show.
Some preachers say that moral
man is worse on than one who Is
immoral and wicked. Is this true!
Hear the answer tonight at FIRST
Baptist church. Great revival serv-
Ices. Learn the Billy Sunday songs.
Bargains in misses and children 8
hats at Miss Kings. 322 Main street.
additional Dollar day ADVERTISE
ments appear in this evenings issue
of The Gate City. Be sure to read
them. Tomorrow is the big sales cay
event and you should get all CT the
advertising information you cen
ahead of the sales.
Marriage licenses have been
issued to Albert D. Markillie and
Bertha E. earns, both of Basco, Ill,
and to Clarence A. Balsar and Gold1e
IN. Nichols, both OF Ursa, III. The
IUrsa couple were married by Justice
James S. Burrows In his office.
| Better arrange the household
duties SO you can get down town
early tomorrow and get the Dollar
day bargains.
! in Old Kentucky" said to be the
greatest picture ever made. See 1t
at the Colonial Feb. Is. 16, II, 1s.
H. T. Main. president OF Grinnell.
Who was scheduled to speak at the
open forum at the Congregational
church Sunday evening. has been
called east and will not be able to
speak now. In his place will be Prof.
is. F. Lavell, also Of Grinnell. His
tonic win be THE Russian Revolu-
ton"
Come and see-come and see the
real bargains In untrfmmed hats at
Miss Kings Dollar day. 322 Main.
-Keolcuk merchants have already
announced many astonishing lar.
gains for tomorrow's Dollar day
sales. You can flnd these bargains
by reading the advertisements ap.
ipearing in Thursday evenings issue
and in this evenings issue. Be sure
| to refer to these advertisements
They give you most valuable infor-
nation and also give you the names
of the merchants participating In the
sales.
! We allow 10 percent discount On
all shoes purchased Dollar day, al
Ludwig's, 1904 Main.
| Mrs. Mary Bell johnson, whose
death occurred Wednesday in Dss
lMoines, was born June 10. 1857. the
only daughter Of Joseph and Eliza
Ball. She was married March -
1883, to Alletta C. Johnson at Can.
ton. Mo. To them was born one son
Joseph Hamilton johnson. Mrs. John
sons husband died In 1911 and her
son died in 1912. For the last four.
teen years she has made her home
with the Hull family and her death
occurred at the home Of Walter A.
Hull in Des Moines. She was mem
Der Of the Trinity NJ. e. church.