The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-06
CITY NEWS
M. p. bazaar and supper Dec. 2.
Never say syrup; say Red Clover


Never say syrup; say Red Clover.
For Sale-Jonathan apples. Ar
thur Stevens, R l.
Moving, delivery and general
hauling. Proctor, 1888
Watch your radiator; It might
turn cold at any time. Ford Agency
u. C. T. dance Saturday night
Nov. 6, < c. hall Harry's jazz band
Masonic: Special meeting o<
Hardin lodge. No. %, Monday, Nov. s.
z o'clock. e. A. degree
The check for $50 which was
passed a couple of days ago was
passed on E. F. Renaud's store and
not at the store Of E c. Rannard.
We sell only small quantities OF
Kellogg Klub Steel Cut coffee to re
tail dealers. Their stocks are fresh
every week
Learn the cat step and music
box fox trot and all modern dances
of the season at Miss Agnes studio
of dancing, 1901 Main. Phone 1854.
L O. o. F. lodge No. IL meets
regularly every Monday night Work
in the second degree Chas. West
noble grand; Henry Schaefer. re-
cording secretary.
Ford owners: You can buy 3ox3
casing for s11o0 and a 3ex3k for
$3.50. These castings are F1restone
firsts, guaranteed 5000 miles. Bar
Bros
Bicycles belonging 10 Raymond |
Connable, 2o2 Concert street, and TO
Ray Winkey, 317 North Fourth |
street, have been reported stolen |
The thefts were reported to the
police department
Window glass, an sizes, at VIII
kinson's Drug store, 422 Main
A name and fame that can
never be furnished. You can have |
them both. How? Hear the answer
By Rev. Harvey ]. Moore at First |
Baptist church, Sunday evening at
7:45
Watch your radiator; it might |
turn cold at any time. Ford Agency. |
The label guarantees Red Clover
syrup to contain cane sugar syrup |
and honey We invite comparison |
with other labels.
Mrs. Edgar L. Ingersoll of 1927
Johnson street, received telegram |
this morning telling or the death Of
her mother, Mrs Emma Fowler, |
which occurred last night at 7:2e |
o'clock at Newark. Calf. Mrs |
Fowler formerly lived in this city. !
She left hero tWenty-nine years ago. /
Red Clover syrup, that's all. |
Your money back II not satisfied.
Too heavy oil win make your |
motor hard to start Let us wash |
your crank case and put IN proper |
grade of oil Bartholomew Bros.
j r Ffnnan of Shurtlef college, |
and at present pastor Of the Elvas-
ton Baptist church, win give an adj
dress In the Odd Fellows hall at |
Hamilton at 2:3o O'Clock Sunday |
afternoon His subject viii be: WAS |
Jesus Christ the Son of God?"
u. c. T. dance Saturday night /
Nov. 6, K c. hall Harry's jazz band |
Winter apples. We viii have a |
ar of York Imperial apples, VIII |
arrive about the middle of the com |
ing week The apples are fine eat
ing or cooking apples. Price al car.
ITO; delivered, $3.50. Leave orders /
Tow. Edw DeYng. Fifth and Pa1ezn;
Fred DeYong, Is South Fourth street
Red Clover syrup is made every
day in Keokuk by Keokuk laboc- Pa
tronize homo industry.
An important meeting OF the
Neokuk branch of the National Asso- |
citation for the Advancement o.
-olored People will be held Monday
evening. November 8, at the Bethel
4. n. E. church. Business Of I'm
portance will be transacted and
every member is expected 70 be
present at 7:30 O'Clock.
Speaking Of aged voters, DE Ka-
hoka Gazette-Herald says: Mrs
Of jefferson township, WAS
possibly, even probably, the oldest
person in Missouri to cast vote at
election Although her age
is 1O2, a century and two years, she
went to the polling place and cast
her ballot Mrs. H A Stewart went
from this city to her old home in
Grant township and cast democratic
vote at the age of SO. Uncle John
Spangler, of this city, aged 90, felt
well enough to get out and vote, but
feared the raw weather and the dan
ger of catching cold