The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-13
CITY NEWS

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ginger snaps.
| Miss Agne studio dancing. 420h
Main. Phone 1864.
hauling. Proctor, 1893
4 Drive a Ford sedan! $795.00
F. o. B. Detroit. Bartholomew Bros.
u. c. T. dance Saturday night.
| Nov. 10. K c. hall. Agnes orchestra.
Are you answering humanity's
call? Join the fourth Red Cross roll
call. Dues $1.00.
! Albert Keppel reported to the po-
lice the theft of three bags Of onions
from q loaded truck last night.
Satin boomers, all shades. Spe-
cial price $500. Ewers-O Brien Co.
General repairing and storage
| for your automobile at Albert Van
Ausdall. Jr. 1928 Johnson.
Keep your gasoline up to summer
mileage! Use a radiator cover. Bar
tholomew Bros
Masonic: Special meeting Of
Hardin lodge No. 20, Monday, Novem-
Der Is, 1900 o'clock. NJ NJ degree.
Roy Rein was charged with cut
ting a corner on Main street this
morning with his automobile and he,
was driving milk truck.
Alcohol is the only satisfactory
anti-freezing solution. Bartholomew
Bros.
The label guarantees Red Glover
syrup to contain cane sugar syrup
and honey We invite comparison
with other labels.
Farmers and farm women are in
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vile hall, Tuesday evening, November
16, 1920. Mrs. D. A. Fem of Salem.
Iowa, will speak in the interest Of
The Farmers Legislative Council"
II. o. o. F. lodge No. 13 meets reg
ularly every Monday night. Work
in the second degree Charles West.
noble grand; Henry Schaefer, recor'a-
ing secretary.
u. C. T. dance Saturday night,
Nov 10, X. c. hall. Agnes orchestra.
Red Clover syrup is made every
day in Keokuk by Keokuk labor.
Patronize home industry.
Motor temperature is the secret
of satisfactory winter driving. A cold
motor means gasoline extravaganza!
Use radiator cover! Bartholomew
Bros.
The Pratt4Crane revival services
In the Second Presbyterian church
will close with three services Sunday
at 1O:45, 800 and 1880 o'clock. These
meetings have been very successful.
Used grafonolas for sale cheap.
O'dell.
knights and Ladies Of Security,
Keokuk council No. 1899, meets Mon
day night at Cameron's hall at 8
o'clock. After the meeting the mem
bers will be treated to an oyster sup
per.
Turkey shoot at Chaser beach,
Sunday Nov. IA, 10 a. m. Trucks
will meet street car. Lunch served.
u. C. T.. dance Saturday night,
Nov. IS, X. c. hall Agnes orchestra
Il viii be in Keokuk the first
week Of December to do my fall
tuning. Phone Red 1409. L n. But
Ter, piano tuner.
The Keokuk branch Of tho Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment of the Colored People win meet
night at 1880 o'clock in the
Pilgrims Rest Baptist church for the
of completing its election and
appointing committees.
Cold hands make winter driving
Put on = pair OF Steer
Bartholomew Bros
If you are dissatisfied with the
coffee you are using, try . package |
Of Kellogg Klub Steel Cut. It's made /
fresh in Keokuk every day.
The Burlington Gazette says: Joe |
Owens, who learned telegraphy here |
under Robert Padden, manager OF
The Posta, Telegraph company, has
been transferred from Keokuk, where |,
ne has been manager, to kenosha,
Wis ME- Owens arrived in this city
evening for short visit
With friends and relatives and left to
AXE up his new work Immediately.
-Schouten's ginger snaps. None
,etter. At your grocers.
Motor temperature is the secret
. satisfactory winter driving. A cold
motor means gasoline extravaganza.
Use radiator cover! Bartholomew
Bros.
Silk petticoats and satin boomers.
Extra value $500. Ewers-O'Brien Co.
Through the ages and into pos
Gritty Miss Olive Thomas will be re-
rendered in "Everybody's Sweet
cart" Her latest and last picture
pleasing lesson in optimism. Thou
ands of her admirers in Keokuk will
e given the opportunity soon to see
hat fate decreed to be her last pic
ure, "EHerybodyas Sweetheart at
ne Colonial Sunday and Monday.
Keep your gasoline up to sum-
Ter mileage! Use a radiator cover.
Bros.
With the converting of the thirty
inth general assembly in prospect
here is more or less talk concerning
he speakership. Arch McFarlane of
slackhawk county, speaker Of the
ouse in the thirty-eighth, is being
alked of for a second term. Arthur
springer of Louisa, and James B.
Weaver of Polk, are also mentioned.
t is understood, however. that Rep
Weaver prefers his seat .
n the house to speakership. particu-
arly since the questions of code re-
ision and the constitutional conven-
ion are to come up, in which ques-
ions he has shown much interest
Drive Ford sedani S795.00. |
:. o, 3. Detroit Bartholomew Bros |