The Daily Gate City from Keokuk, Iowa • Page 8

I i'A(i hi uuti'i It 616 Main St. Graduating Gifts Popular Prices RENAUD Ferndell Ginger Ale, Root Beer and Grape Juice These are fine summer drtnke and the beet on the market. Sold only by IMMEGART AMUSEMENTS Orpheum To-Night Home of Exclusive Universal Pictures With a humor all his own in UNDER THE FALLS With Gertrude Selby Two big parts Pauline Bush In THE MAID OF THE MIST A Mountain drama Murdock Macquarrie and Agnes Vernon. PUTTING ONE OVER A dramatic story with a double Climax Wilson in THE RIDER OF SILHOU ETTE. CHAS.

COHEN Has estatolshed a JUNK SHOP In Warsaw, at First and Main streets, and will pay the highest cash prices for all kinds of Junk, furs and hides. Farmers and dealers write Tor particulars. WARSAW JUNK Foot of Main street, Warsaw, III. John Opsteiten for Moving, Storage, Transfer Ipeetal given to moving Ml) Phone Rsd-SM. 1523 SPORT SHOES Latest Out White, with black, tan and green trim.

The same shoes that you will pay $4.00 and $5.00 for most places. We have them $3.50 New Stock. Old Location. Better Shoes for Less Money Nothing Over $4.00 MILLER, The Shoe Man Jeweler Safeguard Your Household Goods Hank Mann By having us move you to your new location Experience and Carefulness Assured James Cameron's Sons Phone 96 17 S. 7th Broadway Bath with Rubber Wash Cloth 15c Scott O'Reilly Druggists 600 Main Street J.

P. Cruikshank Farm Loam and Abstracts of Title Fair to the borrower as wen as the lender. 80 years experience without the loss of a dollar to a client. FORT MADISON, IOWA. Practical Horseshoeing No workman In Keokuk or surrounA Ing territory stands higher with horsemen than J.

W. DEVERO 1227 Main. Ths Blacksmith and Horeeshoeit The Gate City want column. Keokuk, Iowa ODPVRJOHT A High Score on Style It is our inning by a wide margin when you consider style, quality and value. Our suit stock is new and fresh and the styles and patterns include all that is popular and correct today.

Prices $12 to $25 We are also showing an excellent assortment of this season's correct styles and correct patterns in PalmBeach, Silk Mohair, Mohair and White Flanne Suits, Silk Shirls, Straw Hals, etc. Ewers-McCarthy Company Theodore Basilopoulas 13 the new manager and owner of the a Hippodrome Shining Parlor at 418 Main street. Opening Day 1 P. M. Saturday Carnations for ladies and cigars for gentlemen given souvenirs.

Prices 5c every day. A Flood Warning. Press Leased Wire KANSAS CITY, May Towns between Kansas City and Lex-' Ington, on the Misouri river have been warned that the stream would be at flood stage today. Damage depends on more rain. Showers are predicted.

Four lives have been claimed by storms and floods in Kansas and Missouri. Permanent" Headquarters. Press Leased Wire CHICAGO, May headquarters of the national garment makers wnlch has just closed its annual convention, wore established in I Chicago today. THE DAILY GAT1S CITY CITY NEWS. Gaston's ad in this Issue.

market at Banner's Sat Pickford Hippodrome tonight. day and night service. Slnton. Phone 18. J.

P. Root of Hamilton, who was operated on last week, Is improving. roasts of lamb, veal, beef or pork for Sunday dinner at Jos Haubert's market. 709 Main street. has been received here at the local postofflce that parcel post service with Italy has been tempor arily, at least, your baggage day or nig lit service, phone Sinton No 18.

grocers will close every Wednesday afternoon commencing June 2. banquet that was to be held June 4 at Pilgrim's Rest church, has been postponed until June 10, The pastor's anniversary will be held June 3. third quarterly conference of the Swedish M. E. church will convene Saturday evening.

May 29, at 8 o'clock. All members are requested to be present. meeting of Evening Star temple No. 254, Pythian Sisters, at K. P.

hall, Friday evening at 7:30. Visiting members invited. Mrs. Ida Mass, M. E.

C. Miss Anna King, M. of'R. C. Initiation.

excursion Friday evening given by Morgan, Angle McCabe. is announced that a public meeting of the Mississippi River commission will be held in Room 1301, International Life building (formerly Liggett building), St. Louis, at 10 a. m. on Monday, June 21, 1915, to consider matters oonnected with improvement of the Mississippi river.

Pickford Hippodrome tonight. your spring chickens and chickens and roasts, call at Frank J. Ewers phone Slnton, No. IS, day or night service. Oliver D.

Walker of Salina, Kansas, formerly of this city, and who delivered the memorial address at the memorial meeting for Dr. George F. Jenkins this winter, has been elected president of the Kansas State Medical society. His picture appears in the recent issue of the Kansas State Medical Journal. excursion Friday evening given by Morgan, Angle McCabe.

Bulletin: Ralph B. Joy, of Keokuk, while in the city Mondw on business, took up with J. M. Hungate the proposition to hold a tricity tennis tournament on the Motor club grounds at Hamilton about July 4 the three competing cities to be Keokuk, Hamilton and Warsaw. As the Fourth of July falls on Sunday, the tournament will probably be held on the third or the fifth.

lodge No. 43 meets every Friday night at 8 o'clock. All nr embers requested to be present. By order of noble grand. Geo.

Immegart. secretary. Work in second degree. day and night service. Call Sinton, phone 18.

TO REPEAT LECTURE HERE NEXT SUNDAY Ruth van Clark Arranges Speaking Dates so as to Talk at Baptist Church Then. Mrs. Ruth Van Clark, considered one of the best women speakers in the Btate of Iowa, has consented to again address the people of Keokuk on her work, perhaps no speaker so held her audience as did Mrs. Van Clark last evening, when a large number listened to her pleasing and forceful address. At the conclusion of the address she was asked to repeat it Sunday evening at the Baptist church, so after Investigating to leam if her other contracts elsewhere could be postponed, learned that the other places would allow a short postponement, she consented to remain.

Mrs. Van Clark comes from Brltt, Iowa. She has been traveling secretary for juvenile work1 for three years. During this time every year she has been engaged by the Midland chautauqua, and everywhere her message has called for a reappearance. Her addresses have come from a good fund of experience which she received while in Chicago.

There she engaged as a slum settlement worker, so her experiences, many of them have the power of being first hand. She has just come from Montrose where there listened a crowded house to her address. Mrs. Van Clark has lost none of her feminine qualities by her strenuous work, and yet retains a force in her speaking that thrills. Her subject will be Sunday night, at the Baptist church, "The Child of Tomorrow." Mrs.

Van Clark entertained a large number last evening with her address at the Baptist church. She appeared under the auspices of the W. C. T. U.

Voting on Strike. Press Leased Wire CHICAGO, May thousand I mill men are voting today whether to I remain out on a strike or return to work. The owners have offered Increased wages from January 1. 1915, until April 30, 1918, and an eight and one-half hour day instead of nine. sssi No matter how bad the weather is or what time of day it is Telephone Us Yyir Drag Store Needs We dslfrer everything promptly wtth.

out extra charge. Wilkinson Co. Arthur Kletfaleeh, Mgr. Keokuk's Biggest, Busiest and Best Drug Store. jm njto ffnrs Here are blue serge suits fit for the young man who graduates and the old soldier who marches in honor of the grand army of comrades for whom taps has been sounded.

Blue serge suits are a specialty here always We sell the best the country affords at $10, $12, $15, $18, $20, $22.50 and when we say "best," fab ric, trimmings, style and workmanship are all included. Our blue serges are dyed by that good old process which gives a bril lianfc blue that stays blue through sun and rain. -And all the necessary fixings, too. Shirts, hats, neckwear, all the best that can be had. GOODWILL ASSORTED CHOCOLATE 50 Cent Va'ue for 29 Cents Saturday and Sunday Handsome package, full pound, fresh from factory." Take a box home, a treat for the whole family.

McGrath Bros. DRUG CO. Fifth and Main. BANKS CLOSE MONDAY. Monday.

June 1, will be observed as Memorial day. The following banks will olose in accordance therewith. KBOKTJK NATIONAL BANK. KEOKUK SAVINGS BANK. SECURITY STATE BANK.

STATE CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK NOTICE. On account of Monday, May 31st, being Memorial day, and the railroads not receiving freight, we have decided to close our place of business for the day. jf-i- IRWIN-PHILLIPS CO. S. HAMILL CO.

1 KELLOGG-BIRGE CO. HUISKAMP BROS. CO. BUCK-REINER CO. BLOM-COLLIEfR CO.

POSTO PFICE AN NOUNOEMEMT. Memorial day, falling on Sunday, the postofflce will observe Monday, May 31, 1915. will be one eaTly collection In thi business section, but no delivery by carriers during the day. General delivery and carriers' windows will be open from 11:00 a. m.

to 12 m. Evening collection in business section, as usual. No delivery on rural routes numbers one and two. B. P.

M'MANUS. Postmaster. Girl was Not Suicide. Press Leased Wire CHICAGO, May war of ex-! termination against the many aborUon parlors of Chicago will be the outcome of the mysterious death of Anna John-' son of Ludlngton, Mich. The girl's body was found with a bullet hole In the temple at the homo of Dr.

Eva S. Shaver. A revolver which Clarence Shaver, a son, said belonged to him. was found in the girl's hand. Because Coroner Physician Reinhart's examination of the body developed that the girl probably was dead from the result of an operation before the bullet! was sent into the head, police today held Dr.

Shaver and her son for further questioning. Marshall Hostettor, the girl's fiance, who gave himself up voluntarily, also was held today. The t'WIDAY, MAY 28, 1S15 HERE are "niceties: the tailoring of Wooltex skirts that you should know a The placket has continuous facing that prevents tearing or ripping as yo.u slip it over the hips. Hooks and eyes, fasteners or buttons are sewn on firmly. Button holes are neatly made and will not ravel or tear out.

"Why wear ordinary skirts when yon can have Wooltex tailored skirts? Come in and see them while assortments aie so complete. Sullivan Auwerda ze Store That Sells Wooltex EDWARD L. KRUSE 5-10-25c Store SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Be sure and see our bargains for Saturday. Our Saturday specials are bringing the crowds, so get in line. "We have a very fine ladies' vest, in a wing sleeve, for each (5 limit) A big bargain in a ladies' Lancaster apron, gingham, with bib and collar 25c Pleisse white crepe a yard Children's umbrellas that will turn rain, 26.

in. A big bargain in ladies' blouse waists We have some big bargains that have just arrived, in dress goods, at 10c and 15c a yard. Some are 40 inches wide. Dental Work A Square Deal or No Deal At All The following prices to rich and poor alike. Why pay more? Full upper or lower set teeth $7-00 Full upper and lower set teeth $13.50 Bridges, per tooth $4.00 Gold crowns $4.01 Porcelain crowns $3.50 Amalgam fillings 50c Cement fillings 50s Gold fillings $1.00 ur Extracting by new Astro method 25c This work will be as good as can be made any place at any price.

S. M. Gaston, Dentist 600 Floor Keokuk 10 Cent Package Cakes Chocolate, Caramel, Delight and Sultana Fruit. The best 10 cent cake on market today. Baked at our bakery every day.

When ordering cakes, insist on getting Schouten's. Older now. Coffee Rolls, Cinnamon Rolls, Fruit Rolls, Doughnuts and crullers. Raisin, almond and orescent coffee cake. All baked especially for you.

Your Orders Appreciated. Phone Them In Schouten's Bakexv, Inc. REitD THE DAILY GATE CITY 10 CENTS PER .99 6 7 Every one of these special features means extra service and satisfaction to the wearer. pnre wool materials are shrunken before cutting. This prevents spotting and drawing of the cloth if you get caught in a shower.

111' The silk finished waist band is Reinforced with featherbone stays. It will not curl or wrinkle, but will stay trim and smooth fitting..