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THE BIG ONE WAS FED
AVALON FARMS HOG-TONE
—Tha Liquid Hot Conditioner, Fattonmr and Worm Remoutw
W-. —THE RUNT WASN'T
both started
life
at the same time and weight.
given the same feed under the same conditions with
tion. The big one got his tegular dose of AVALON FARMS HOG-TONE—
the
Liquid Hog Tonic, Conditioner and Fattener—and tbe runt didn't.
The big one is tbe kind that tops mar
kets and brings bigprofits to the pockets
of the hog raiser. The runt cost more to
raise than he will ever bring in the mar
ket. And the difference was brought
•boot by 20 cents worth of AVAL.ON
FARMS HOG-TONE. HOG-TONE
puts new life into hogs—makes them eat
more and grow fat at an amazing rate.
It helps them to combat disease and eli­
McGrath Bros. Drug Co.
Corner Fifth and Main Streets
New vs. Old
Thas
HE Brunswick Method of Reproduction
established new standards of tone pro
jection, due to two outstanding features
two departures from old methods.
The Ultona reproducer enables you to play all
records at their best. Just a turn of the hand
presents to each type the proper point and dia
phragm, its exact position on the record, and the
precise degree of pressuie.
As no one record maker has all the desirable
singers and entertainers, the advantages of the
Ultona are easily appreciated.
The Brunswick Amplifier brings out tones
hitherto lost and eliminates the usual metallic
sounds, for it is built entirely of molded wood
like a fine violin.
Le£ us explain all the features of The Bruns
wick to you. We shall gladly put it to any test
you wish. But you shall be the judge of its
superiorities
Collier Stationery Co.
623 Main Street. Keokuk, Iowa.
FARM
MORTGAGES
High Grade Farm Mort
gages for the large and
small investor.
Let us help you to in
vest your funds safely
and wisely.
Over thirty-nine years
without a loss to an in
vestor.
O'Harra Farm Loan
Company
615Y2 Blondeau St.
Keokuk, Iowa.
Wi
They were
one
excep­
minate the worms that ore the hog rais
er's greatest foe to prohts. Splendid for
pregnant sows—helps to produce health
ier. sturdier pip. Come in the store
tell us the number of your herd—and we
will give you enough HOG-TONE to
treat
all
your hogs 60 days. Yon don't
'. If the results of
give us a
the HC~
fy you.
rynpy
the HOG-TONE treatment .fail to satis*
cost you nothing.
FOR SALE BY
at their
Royal Bridal Gift
No other gift in the
whole list of givable
things has such per
sonal appeal as pretty
silver. Non© can com
pare with it for at
a iv
and beauty. This store
is the logical place to
find the newest and
best In silver. Ster
ling, Sheffield and sil
ver plate the best
patterns of the vari
ous makers—are here
for your selection.
R£
N A
"Th« Silver Shop."
wtss
CHICAGO, Sept. 25.—With the the Cincinnati Reds Other items
tmericar. league championship safely posted were: 4 to 5 Sox to In
lowed. Chicago bookies actively
be-!series
11 to 10
tin operations today, establishing (game 7 to 10 Sox to win first ^me.
he Sox team an 8 td 8 favorite over'No even money bets were announced.
Redo
to take nrsi.
STOLEN AUTO IS
Fl
Ford Roadstor Which Was Taken
Last Friday is Recovered by Po
lice Officers Here Yes­
terday.
MAN RENTED THIS SHED
Said He Wanted to Store a Car In It
—No One Knows When Auto
Was Brought to Hiding
Place.
The Ford roadster which was stolen
last Friday night, and which belonged
to the Iowa Can company, war recov
ered yesterday afternoon about three
o'clock, by Chief Hennfeman and
Patrolman Wilson. They round the
car in a private garage on North
Eleventh street between Main i.od
Blondeau streets. The garage waa
rented last week, and the police have
a description of the man who closed
the deal for the building.
It is not known when the car got
Into the garage, or who brought it
there. The parties who own the
building were approached one day
about the middle of the week, by 3
man who said that he wanted to rent
the gw&ge to store a car in. He did
not state definitely when the car
would be brought in, or anything fur
ther about the details.
The car was found in the shed yes
terday when the officers went to the
premises. There was nothing done to
change the appearance of the car,
even the license plate had not been
removed. The people from whom the
garage was rented know nothing of
when tfte car got into the barn. They
heard nothing and saw no one around
It is the belief of the police that the
car was taken up there the night of
the theft or perhaps a night later r.nd
Just left there, with the idea of get
ting it out a little later on.
The police now are endeavoring to
catch the man who did the renting of
the garage, and evidently knows some
thing about the disappearance of the
car. He told the people from whom:
he rented the building, that if he didn't
bring the car a friend of his might.
The description of the renter was
given the police officials.
The car has been turned over to
the Iowa Can company.
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
Mrs. Holman now in charge of Gos
eard and W. B. corsets. The trade
will be delighted to know this. It
means courtesy and skill. 10 percent
cash discount for few days to intro
duce the new models. Expert fittings
free.
IXyWITZ DEPT. STORE.
NOTICE.
Effective October 1, 1919, the mini
mum charge for classified advertise-1
ments will be twenty-five cents for
each Insertion. Advertisements must
be paid for In advance. The Gate
City Co.
CITY NEWS.
A. 7:30, work In P. and M. E. M.
degrees.
—Patrons of the classified columns
sending advertisements in over the
phone must arrange to send payment
for same on dr.y the notice is to ap
pear, as all classified advertising is
on a strictly cash basis.
—Word was received here today
that the state Y. M. C. A. older boys'
conference will be held in Cedar
Rapids on November 28, 29 and 30.
It is expected that about 1,200 boys
will be in attendance.
—^tev. Frank Lee, district superin
tendent of Union mission of St. Louis,
will speak at the Union mission, 13
South Third street. In the library
building, Friday, Saturday and Sun
day evenings, at 8 o'clock also Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Subscribers to The Gate City
should notify the business office if
their paper is not delivered prompt
ly. All complaints should reach this
office before 6 o'clock, as the busl
ness office closes at that hour.
NEW FIRE TRUCK I
EXPECTED HERE
Additional Motor Apparatus for Keo
kuk Has Been Shipped and Will
Arrive Any Day
Now.
The new fire truck which has been
shipped from Elmira, N. Y., Is ex
pected to arrive here finy day. The
truck will not be unloaded until an
expert from the factory arrives to
superintend the Job. __
The truak is made by the La France
Pepalmyra,
THE D/-:LY GATE CITY AND CONSTITUTION-DEMOCRAT
Coats
I
—Dance Friday evening. Woodman
hall. Given by Agne's 7 piece orches
tra. Rights reserved.
—Classified advertising must be
paid for In advance. Telephone or
ders are accepted at the risk of the
patron.
—A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Barnes at Dubuque.
Mrs. Barnes was Miss Jane Mills
before her marriage.
—Puckechetuck lodge No. 43 meets
every Friday evening at 8:00 o'clock.
Otto Oehmingen. N. G. W. L. Utley,
recording secretary. First initiatory
degree.
—Mrs. Walter Miller, of Keokuk.
Rotite No. 2, who was operated on at
-Graham hospital September 20. is
getting along nicely. Mrs. Miller
was formerly Miss Lottie Sweet.
—Special meeting of Gate City
chapter. No. 7, R. A. M., Friday, Sep-,
terober 26. "Work in M. M. degree,
at 4 p. m. 6:30, dinner at Y. W. C.
L* IUW IfHTfl
Coats still remain full and loose, althougji not so vol
uminous as last year. The line of the shoulder and
armhole is, in many cases, large, in kimono effect, but
the set in sleeve is well represented.
Coats have the appearance of being moderately nar
row at the feet, but are given greater width than last
year by the introduction of inverted pleats at the sides
and back.
Fabrics for Coats
Silvertone in all the most favored shades and heavy
mixed weaves are largely employed for coats.
Sullivan &
Our Cus
tomers
Are
Satisfied
Because we give them
that degree of service
and co-operation es
sential to good eye
sight with glasses.
Our service does not
stop with your pur
chase of our glasses
you are not charged
by the visit—we guar
antee you good vision
before we are through
One Reasonable
Charge For
Examination,
Glasses, Service
E N A
Jeweler, Optometrist
CUNNINGHAM
& HAWKES
Funeral Directors and
Embalmera
420-422 Blondeau St.
Phone 218—Day or Nlflht
Free Chapel
Ambulance Service
I truck yeeterday by Duilding aTxmflro
!of boxes and having a real alarm.
The truck was formally accepted fol
lowing the test with this mock fire.
NOTICE.
Effective October
be
Mo., christened its new
1, 1918,
the ®,n|"
mum charge for classified advertise
ments will be twenty-five cents for
each insertion. Advertisements must
paid for in advance.
City Co.
The CJate
Once in a while
good for her press
We invite you to come and look at the beautiful garments we now have. It matters
not whether you come to merely look or to buy, you are just as welcome, and will re
ceive the same attention in the one instance as in the other. We want you to feel at
home in our store and use it to your own pleasure and convenience.
W.
Suits
Fabrics
Colors
THE RETAIL PRICtS OF
W.L.DOUGLAS SHOES ARE
IHE SAME EVERYWHERE
IN THE UNITED STATES
FOR
MEN
the
616 MAIN STRiEET
JtM
•hi:
An infinite variety of styles is offered, ranging from
the suit with a thigh-length coat of semi-fitted lines
to the knee-length loosely belted type with low waist
line.
All suit fabrics bordering on the pile variety are in
high favor. Velours, suede cloth, silvertone, yalanui,
tinseltone, serge, tricotine and poiret twill are also rep
resented in our fall exhibit.
The various shades of brown, mixtures, navy blue
and black gre thg most desired colors for the present
season.
W.L.DOUGLAS
THE SHOE THAT HOLDS ITS SHAPE"
$4.00 to $10.00
Yon can Save Money by Wearing
W. L. Douglas Shoes. The best
Known Shoes in the World.
You'll never need to ask "What is the
price when you are purchasing a pair of
W. L. Douglas Shoes because the actual
value is determined and the retail price
settled at the factory, then stamped on the
sole and inside top facing.for your protec
tion. The stamped price is W. L. Douglas
personal guarantee that the shoes are
always worth the price paid for them.
The quality of W. L. Douglas product is
guaranteed by more than 40 years experi
ence in making fine shoes. The smart
styles are the leaders in the fashion centers
of America. They are made in a well
equipped factory at Brockton, Mass., by
the highest paid,skilled shoemakers, under
the? direction and supervision of experi
enced men, all working with an honest
determination to make the best shoes for
price that money can buy. The retail
orices are the same everywhere. They cost no more in San Francisco
than they do in New York. .It will pay you to call and see the snappy
styles for this season's wear. They are in a class by themselves.
MILLER, THE SHOEMAN
oalwf"'so-.' people .pecialtv ofI How/X
a^ent believing the impossible. a. la aouar.
f.
THDBS!AY, SEPT. 2fc 1919.
WOMEN
BOYS* SHOES
But ia Ik* World
•3.00*4.00*0.00
KEOKUK, IOWA
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