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PAGE TEN
ON'T make the mistake of
going without a fail over
coat. A topcoat will protect
you against colds and pneu
monia.
Our styles are new and snappy
belted and trench models as well as
conservative styles.
$12.00 to $25.00
Raincoats $5.00 to $22.50
No such values in Keokuk as ours in
sweaters, $1.00 to $10.00
We sell the best boys clothing in Keo
kuk, $3 50 to $10.00
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BEST BY TEST
The Home of Clothing Satisfaction
The Great Ojut- doors is
Calling!
Mild, mellow Autumn speaks! Get out of doors—walking Is splendid
exercise. Keeps you in good condition. No finer walking boots than
BAUR-MULLARKY'S
They fit the arch—grip the foot firmly, vet comfortably—lend sup
port where needed.
Clean-cut, fashionable models, too—sustaining our reputation for com
bining style with comfort.
Price per Pair $5. to $8.
Baur-Mullarky Co.
STONE
JARS
We still have a few 1, 2 and 3
gallon size.
BETTER BUY NOW.
CANTON FLANNEL
GLOVES
AND-
MITTENS
Complete new 6tock on hand.
Get our price* before you buy.
Wm. Schasfer
Coal Company
1111 Main. Phone 383
Have your glasses
made and fitted by us.
It will mean satisfaction
to you.
"Two registered Opto
metrists at your com
mand."
RENAUD'S
Just Received!
A fresh shipment of
Cream of
Rice
Highest food value
Richer than meats
Cooks in five minutes
Can be used in 100 ways
Easy to prepare.
Easy to digest
Immegart's
Grocery
Phone 43 706 Main
Australia proposes to impose an
additional Income tax of 10 per cent Mr. ana Mrs. J. Walsh will
on single men and childless widows ieave tomorrow for bes Moines "to
between 21 and 45 who have not yet visit their son LeRoy Walsh -who i.
enlisted. in Camp Dodge.
I GIVE! GIVE!
w! THE DAILY GATE CITY AND CONSTITUTION-DEMOCRAT
Seed
Dili
White mustard seed, oeiery
seed, ground yellow mustard,
tumeric, cinnamon, al spice,
cloves, mixed pickle spices and
all other spices used in pick
ling and preserves-
TRY MRS. PRICES" CANNING
COMPOUND t10c.
McGrath Bros.
Drug Company
500 MAIN ST.
1 BENEVOLENT UNION
1 BLOCK DAY
IS
IS
iS
Envelopes distributed
Monday, October 8 and
collected Tuesday, Octo
her 9 for the support of a
home for old ladies and
children. One of the old
est charities in Keoknk.
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WANT RECORDS
FOR MACHINE
Local people Can Help Dispel Lone
some Feelings cf Ammunition
Boys at Camp
Cody.
Keoknk people who want to do
something for the Iowa ammunition
train boys from here, have the oppor
•unity to send them phonograph rec
ords. Ear! R. Pflug, who is with thn
!eadquarters company, writes that the
tvoys are lonesome dow at Camp
Cody In the land of cactus and saiv?,
and that they have a talking machine,
which keeps them from getting too
lonesome, but that they want records.
Pflu^ well describes the country the
'roops are in now, when he says he
•.-ouldn't trade a square foot of Iowa
:ar
for the whole state of New Mexi
co.
The boys haven't had any new rec
ords since June, so people here who
..ave records might help them out by
making a big shipment some of these
days soon. The boyp are in camp at
Camp Cody, Demlng. New Mexico.
MISTAKE IN JUST ICE-HOAR CO.'S
ADVERTISEMENT OF LAST
NIGHT.
In last night's advertisement of
the Justice-Hoar Co., it stated that
thev would give away a $5.00 silk
underskirt with every suit purchased
Saturday that was over S16.50 in
price. If was an error on the part of
'he printer and should have read "a
$3.00 silk underskirt free."
PROPOSALS FOR LEVBE WORK.—
Office of the Secretary. Mississippi
River ComraiHF'.on, 1311 International
Life P,«i'4!rr, St. Louis. Mo.—Sealed
proposals will be received here until
11 a. m., October 81, 1917. for cou
-tniming abour 80,000 cubic yard* of
\«ar'hwork in th* Henderson County
Dralnaee District So. 1. 111. Farther
information on application.
im:rsoxals
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MEETING TUESDAY
'Pre«Jdo*it Justice Urges Retailers to
Turn Out In Force and Chair­
man Chapman Looks for
Ad MoT-
WILL BE JOINT SESSION
Ad Mo" Will Present Program
Good Things for Gathering—
of
Big Supper Served at
6:30 O'clock.
The regular October meeting of
the Keokuk Retailers' league will be
held Uuesday evening, October 9, at
the Y. W. C. A. It "will be a joint
session "with the Keokuk Ad club, and
there wflU be a speaker here for the
Ad club who will address both meet
ings during the evening on the topic
of direct. advertising. Supper will be
served at 6:30 o'clock.
President Justice is urging the re
tailers to show up In large numbers
at this meeting, and Chairman Chap
man of the Ad club predicts a "whale
of a meeting." There will be plenty
to interest the members of both or
ganizations, and it is expected that
there will be a big gathering at the
meeting.
The members of the Retailers'
league who realize just how -.ruea
benefit the league has been in th*»
promotion of special sale dayB, and
the like, and Just how much the
league lis done in the promotion of
trade in Keokuk, are urged to get
behind the organisation with all of
their power and help push along the
big probBem of good things for this
fall and winter.
The big dollar day sales of last
Saturday were one Instance of the
[big things the organization Is accom
I plishlng. Some of the other things
the league is planning along this
line will be Just as big if all of the
members will get behind the propo
sition.
STEAM COAL USERS.
10 cars good coarse screenings. Or
der sample car. D. El Reeves & Co.
CITY NEWS.
—Serge dresses 510 to $25. Lowitz.
—Chapel Fund market Sr turday at
one o'clock at Laubersheimer's.
—Save money by buying coffee and
pancake flour from me at my special
Saturday prices. A. PI J. Ewers.
—Puckeeh etuck lodge No. 43 meets
every Friday evening at 8:00 o'clock.
Silas Brant, N. G.. George W. Im
megart, permanent secretary.
—Special prices on coffee and pan
cake flour. Saturday only. A. P. J.
—Regular meeting Keokuk Council
No. 536, tonight at 8 o'clock. Hawkes'
hall, Eighth and Main. Visiting breth
ren fraternally Invited to attend. C.
E. Powell, regent J. I. Annable, sec
tt retary.
g! —Next week will be national win
22 dow display week when the mer
it chants are urged to give prominent
display to nationally advertised
3' goods. All the Keokuk merchants
3 who handle merchandise that is
given national publicity a/e asked to
co-operate.
if —Try Ludwig's for your fall
and
winter shoes. Price reasonable.
—New skirts, $1.98 to Lowitz.
—Melrose and Valley church. F.
J. Swanson, pastor. Melrose: Sun
day school, 10 a. m. preaching, 11
a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Valley: Only
Sunday school 2 o'clock In the after
noon.
•It pays to buy your shoes at
Ludwig's, 1004 Main.
A British shell that will carry
eight miles, and an Italian shell that
will carry six miles, now on display
In my window. A. P. J. Ewers.
-All Boy Scouts have been or
dered out for wcrk. on the bean farm.
Saturday morning. The scouts will
assemble at the Washington school
grounds at 8 o'clock sharp and will
proceed from there to the farm. Par
ents of scouts are urged to see that
their boys are free to answer this
call. No scout will be excused from
the work on the farm Saturday morn
ing, unless he presents to his patrol
leader a written excuse signed by his
parents. The scouts have been re
quested to bring something to eat.
Choice line of full dressed chick
ens 30c per lb.: alive, 23c. F. D.
Haubert, 1408 Main.
8PRIN5FIELD COAL.
Order Saturday while we have it on
track. D. E. Reeves & Co., B931.
PRIMARY CLASS
IS TQ ADVANCE
Eleven Members of Weaitmlnster
Sunday Sohcol to be Gradu
ated Into Junior
Classes.
Graduating exercises will be held
at the Westminster Sunday school,
next Sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock.
Several pupils hare completed the
work of the primary grade and will
be advanced to the Junior classes.
Mrs. Wm. Aldrich, superintendent
of the elementary division of the
school will have charge of the exer
cises. Friends as well as members
of the church are Invited.
The following are the pupils that
irlll receive diplomas for the com
pletion of the Primary work:
Mrs. Phoebe F. Mills M»-yer« Ruth Bedford, Rutn Means,
Mr. Charles N Or«m. *np*r-!
Kdwfn French, Orin Hui.ter, Dollie
Erlth
intendpnt of equipment, of 2°JL,_h noria Ackley, Agnes Reeves,
ard Oil company of Omaha, while
viaited in this city. 4 Catherine
Reed, Aramlntha
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Be Youthful in a Wooltex Suit
and Make Your Selection From Among
Our Smart New Models.
This store is keeping up the highest standards of
quality in merchandise, in service and reliability.
Speafclng of Liberty. The Inevitable Label.
SL Paul Pioneer Press: Home Is I Washington Star: Berlin now and
a place where a man can lose his then mentions peace, but the "made
temper without losing his Job. ,in Germany" label is always Implied.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER' 5,
We are convinced that one reason why the
suits we are showing so consistently meet
the approval of our customers, is the youth
fulness imparted to every line.
We call them young women's styles. As
such they make a wide appeal and in this
day of youthfully strenuous endeavor, they
are widely appropriate.
Paris and New York have said the
authoritative word in their designing, and
in the matter of material, service is assured.
The assortment is now the largest it will
be this season. Buying is so timed that by
October 1st the stock is complete in% every
particular.
Let us show you this beautiful assortment
of high-grade suits. It is a pleasure to dis
play them.
Sullivan & A uwerda
ECONOMY
In Ewers McCarthy Co's Clothes
This season, being especially pre
pared to give exceptionally good
values in Men's, Young Men's
and Boy's Suits, Overcoats,
Mackinaws, Sweaters and
Haberdashery.
Our styles are correct, in good
taste anywhere and recognized
as leaders in Keokuk for both
men and young men. Prices $12
to $30. The fabrics from $18 to
$30 are all wool and exception
ally rich in quality.
Our Boy's Knickerbocker Suits $3.50 to
$9.00, Mackinaws $5.50 to $6.50, Sweaters
$1.25 to $5.00, are the best styles and
values on sale in Keokuk.
Hats, Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery, Under
wear, Gloves and Sweaters.
"We are Keokuk's distributors of "Bradley Sweaters"
Prices $1.25 to $13.50 best value and fit on the market
Men's Phoenix sox, 35c to $2.00 the pair.
Emery shirts, $1.00 to $6.00, perfect fitting, fast
Stetson and No Name hats, $3.00 to $4.50.
Borsalino," the famous Italian $5.00 hat.
Faultless night robes and pajamas, 75c to $2.00.
We show Keokuk's largest assortment of men's under
"wear in both wool and cotton in light, medium and
heavy weight, exceptional values, $1.00 to $4.00 the suit.
Ewers McCarthy Co.
KEOKUK'S BEST CLOTHING STORE
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color.
Persevering.
Des Moines Register:
comes to persistence the JJ®01'.f,
tens nothing on the automobile
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