Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 5

TERRIFIC REDUCTION ON ALL SUMMER WASH' GOODS Lawns, Batiste and Fancy Wash Fabrics MUST GO, Fail to see how Cheap you can buy good Don't Reliable Goods. Genuine Reductions, No Humbug, at LEHNE'S, 107 WEST THIRD STREET. KODAK A NEW BROWNIE The No. 2 A. $3.00.

Come inand let us show it to you. We have all the new things in KODAKERY. H. BOOTH, The Jeweler. Removal Sale AT- 0.

K. STORES, Now Going on. Big Bargains in Everything. East Second St. Cameras! Let us Supply Your Camera Wants.

BUSTER BROWN NO. I $81.00 BUSTER BROWN NO. 2 ANSCO, ANSCO, NO. NO. 1 (3 1-2x3 $5.00 3 $7:75 Developers and Supplies of: all kinds.

Fully GuanranFilms, teed. Try "Cyco" Paper with your next printing. The cheapest and best. J. EWELERS R.

LOGAN CO. AND OPTICIANS, HOTEL MADISON BLDG. Don't Pay to Wait! We wast you to have the. full benefit right in of our prices. We ofthe middle ni the season, all our Muting Suits at 20 Per Cent Off Regular Price trad months of hot of a weather yet before So you will get the suit you buy now.

$15 Suits at $12. $10 Suits at $8. Schweppe 117 Third st ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPR 'SATURDAY EVEN 11. Southwest Office: Telegraph Bullding, car, 4th and Plasa streets, Plasa street. Complaints of faulty delivery of the Telegraph sHould be made either by mall or telephone.

Call' up teloi phone 88, or send a postal card, when you fail to get your paper. THE WEATHER. Go RAIN Local rains this afternoon or tonight; Sundny fair; slight temperature changes. Come to the great August clearance sele. The Globe.

Dr. Ronland, Gentist, Third street, opp. Belle, Baker Kinloch '248. Charles Jenkins and Joseph Bund are visiting friends In East St, Louis. $20.00 and $22.50 value Ladies fine Suits tor $7.80 at The Globe.

Henry J. Klunk, embalmer. "Roswell Bibb will leave Monday tor Ntagara Falls, Jamestown and other eastern points. $12.50, $15.00 and $16.00 Fine Sults for at The Globe. The Germania Building and Association loaned $13,000 last even'Ing at a premium of ten centa monthly, Your choice of any street Hat In the 'house for.

25c. at The Globe. C. J. Lockyer today sold to Chas.

Wightman lot No. 17 E. J. 'Lockyer's subdivision. Mr.

Wightman will proceed to bulld at once. They are always appreciatedNeluinger'3 Fig and Magnolia Cigar. Misses Kid Blucher Oxfords at $1 Misses Kid Blucher Oxfords at $1 per pair at Eckhard Second and Ridge streets. Newt Hines, the Main -street grocer, states he is not on Green Parker's bond, and 1s therefore, not concerned as to any litigation may ensue on that matter. Dr.

A. B. Wyckoft, Osteopath 'over Booth's store. Both phones. Smoke Keystone 10c.

cigar. chimney made of blocks was finished last evening at the glass works. The chimney will supply draft for the 'bollers which furnish the steam for operating the plant. Great August Clearance Sale. Your chance right now at The Globe.

G. A. McMILLEN, dentist and orthodontist, Laura Building. Smoke Holl Doby Queen Cigar. Mr.

and Mra. 'Henry Elfgen, Mrs. Jobn Roberts and Miss Frances Elfgen have returned from '8 wight 'in St. Charles county with relatives of' Mrs. Elfgen.

latter until Wednesday of this wok was Mrs. Kate Herre of Portage des Sioux. Boys 50c. Straw Hats now Eckhard Broa. Leroy Fahnestock anti Lee Keri- dall of Wanda, were in Alton Gust evening trying to locate farm hand named Jasper Owens, who left Che Kendall form Thursday with a pair of new shoes, come shirts and in money which did not belong to him.

August Clearance Specials. All 15c. Orgundies for $2.00 Long Gloves for $1.20 Union Suits for value Ladles Hose for 15c. The Globe. For A cienn Baave or good Lair c11 go tr F.

305-306, Belle St. marty of young people consistiag of Misses Carrie Bisalnger, Lillian Blakaly, Mary Frovhli, Sophie ler, Frieda Luft and Annie Jenkins And Messrs. Henry and Dick Busse, and Joe Jenkins left this morning for a trip on the Mississippi, Ohio and Tennessco rivers to Alabama and return. August Sale Specials. Ladies 15e.

Turn Collars for 10c. 10c, Turn Over Colors for Misses 15c. fine Hose Boys 25c. Underwear for 17c. 25c.

Lace Hosiery for 19c. The Globo. Mon's Straw Hats, all sizes, at roduced prices, at Eckbard Second and Ridge stroote. S. Logan.

Opilcian, zd and Raston. $3.00 August White Waists Clearance for Specials, Bath Towels for 19c. $3,00 Whito Waiste for $1.49 $1.50 Corsets for $1.19 The Globe. Charles H. Dogennardt Real Estate, losurance and Loans.

DO North Side Siftings. Horse's Kick Breaks Leg of farmer, known of Louls Bunale, a Jersey, Attone, living about ten miles here, was kicked by a horse day night at his home and his leg WAS fractured just knee. There WAS DO surgical nearer than here and 8 messenger war started on the trip for a Mr. Bunzle being compelled to held out by her physicians. Miss Celeste Oglesby and Miss Linkogle woh have been visiting in.

Har. din for several home this morning. fer intense tonture from the Injured 11m'b while the twenty miles trip was being made. (Dre. Watson the port side and Dr, Harty Lemen of Upper Alton were procured the messenger and both wont to' the Bunzle home.

Dr. Watson says the fracture is a very bad one but that his chances for speedy recovery are good, The First Car. Everybody WAS dee-lighted Just the same at the appearance of the car on the A. J. P.

railway yesterday, and all kinds of good luck are wished for the ne wroad by our citizens generally. A Real Wolf. There is a real live gray wolf In northside territory but it is caged and there 18 no particular danger from it unless you court danger too closely, The wolf is a young one and is said to have escaped from the Robinson Show combination when here recently. It was trapped by someone down near dogtown and. given by the captor to Newt, Parker, jr, The lattor not having any use for pets of that kind and not intending to engage in menagerie business just yet presented the animal to Bud Krug and the latter has it caged and 18 taming It.

Notes. Contractor Radcliff has finished the foundation work on the new five room house for Mias Emma Webb in Danforth strect and' the carpenters will begin the super-structure next week. The residence of John Meyer, the Turner tract grocer, is being treated to a dress of milk white paint. Last night's weather performance was the same old story, lots of water and lots of wind and intense heat, just proceding the coming of these. Miss Mildred McGinnis who gradMated last June from the Cathedral high school has decided to become a teacher and will depart in Septem.bor for Carbondale to enter the state Normal school at that place.

She is a bright, studious young lady and will score success her numerous friends predict. The Clofford Dixon quarries are being worked steadily by as large a force of men as can bio obtained by the operators but that force is not large enough to keep the supply of building stone any "where equal tv the demand. It 19 expected after awhile to install a crusher at these quarries and there will be plenty of material bandy for public street improvements when these latter begin, soonor or later. The tomato crop is again sufferIng from too 'wet weather but the price Isn't. The Infant daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse J. 'Campbell is recovering from an finess. Afies V. Meyer is spending a tew days with relatives at Brighton.

Frank Eccles, is confined to his home on the branch by a a very sore foot which was injured few days ago, being struck accidentally by rock thrown at some other obJect. four feet high and even higher fill some of the vacant lots. What 'The owners intend dolng with the weeds 'is not known but there must 'be object In allowing them to destroy the looks of property and to injure health more or less. The 'condition of Mre. Elizabeth Strong continues very critical ADd but 'little 'hope for her recovery '1s Smoke 'Keystone 10c.

ciger, A. W. Kue, Dentist, 8paiding BlAg. Vermiito "The great mugician in show window is attracting large crowds, 'be sure to see him. We ire offering while Vermitlto is 'here the apparatus and directions for doing 10 Japanese Handkerchief tricks for 25c.

Best parlor fun agoing. Everybody should have this. Hoppe's China Store. August Sale Specials, $1.96 long lawn' Kimonas for 75c. Kimonas for $2.50 Heatherbloom Petticoats $1.00 $7.50 for $5.00 $1.75 Silk for $1:39 The Globe, "Special.

Men's light weight. shoes, regular $1.50 values on sale Friday and Saturduy at $1.25 per pair. Eckbard Second and Ridge streets. Men's and boys shirts, all styles and sizes, 39c. each, pretty patterns, with or without collar, at Eckbard Bros.

The Catholie priests of Alton diorese will have their bi-enntal retreat next week. Rev. Fr. Punstan will preside and the clergymen w11l spend five days in meditation and prayer. All of the Alton priests will leave Monday for Quiney and clergynion from other dioceses will ho sent to look after church affairs here during the absence of the regular pastors.

Children's trimmed Hate, valuos 110 to $3.00. Your choice for 49c. The Globe. Wanted. Mon and women.

Any person betweeu 10 and 55 can becomo a mombor of the Alton Mutual Socioty ntter doctor's examination. Open charter during Angual. Notice to Contractors. Sealed bids will be received up to 2 p. m.

Thursday, Auguat 22, for placing store fronts and making terationa in two store buildings 0:1 cast Second atroet for Mr. Samuel H. Wyns. Plans and aperiffeations at the office of L. Pfeiffenberger Son, The right to reject or alt bide reserved.

Man. county the from right the al4 THEY CURE Alton, Aug. 14, 1907. Paul Alton, 111. Last year through the recommendation of Mr.

Pingley I obtained supply of your Malaria Tableta, After taking one box I had no chill until one year afterwards, then I took them again as before, one box of Malaria Tablets and the Healthy Liver Pilis and they cured me and I did not lose one days work, now have three children afflicted with chills and fever and I want a supply for them, believing they will do the work, EDWARD POOR, Illinois avenue. For sale in Alton only at PAUL BROS HENRY AND SECOND STS. KISS COSTS $3 AT EAST ALTON. Kissed Girl, and Jealous Suitor Attempted to Take It Out of Willie Kieton's Skin. Willle Kieton and Walter Stanley, two well known East Alton young men, were arrested by Marshall John Franklin last night, charged with fighting on the public street.

From the story of the marshall told him by the boys, it seems Willie Kelton kissed pretty Dora Smith, on the public place, and Walter Stanley, another suitor saw the kiss. He call. ed Kleton to acount for the kiss, and the fight in the street ensued. This happened at 7:30 o'clock last night. It was ten o'clock when Magistrate Perry Johnson was aroused from his bed by Mayor Douglas, who wanted him to try the two boys and let them pay their fines and get out of jail.

The magistrate finally appeared, and assessed a fine of $3 and cast's against each boy, which they paid. Notes. Taylor Foster has just placed in the plant of the Beall Bros. a 20-ton shear cutting machine. It la the heaviest machine of it's kind in the plant.

August Hat Specials, $7.50 to $10.00 trimmed Hats for $2.49 $5.50 and $6.50 trimed Hats for $1.49 $8,00 $4.50 trimmed Hats for 99c. The Globe. Attention Royal Neighbors. The Members of Marguerite Camp No, 500 are requested to attend boat Tuesday, August 20th, on steamer Alton. The leaves at 12:30.

The camp to entertain Staunton, Camp by bont ride. After the return of the boat, supper will be served at 5 o'clock at the hall, then the regular meeting, after which the visiting camp will return home. Mrs. Sadie Mulqueeny, recorder. Mrs, Carrie Shelton, Oracle.

to the bargain sale. The (Globe. See Noll's New Store. Commercial building. John Rost, cleaning gasoline stones, tin work done.

253-W Bell. AMUSEMENTS. The cool weather today made themtre-going more popular and a largo crowd attended the vaudeville matinee at the Temple. An entire of program will be made Monday, night, which will include four big feature acts, illustrated song singer and moving pictures. The bill next week promises 10 be the best yet seen in Alton and will help to make vaudeville the popular form of amusement.

"The Girl of the Streets" will give her initial performance ut the Temple tomorrow matinee and night and will then take to the road, going directly west on her tour. The company presenting the play la snid to be one of the best ever 5401 In the piere, Berna Reinhardt as Kit has 11 clever part and does it. well. Little Vera Ludlow, Is especially pleasing In the child The production is nicely staged, will no doubt please two good houses tomorrow. Day school at the Alton Business college will open August 19.

but. the fall term will not begin until Sept. 2. A large enrollment 16 expected Sept. Mr.

and Mrs. Robinson will continue to teach in the bookkeeping and shorthand departments. Now Spring Suitings now ready at T. F. Formhals, and Market streets, up stairs.

Dosirable Real Estate and HOuseR For Sale. The portion of the Turner Tract recently purchased by C. F. Stelzel 18 now rendy for the market. and contains the finest bullding lots in that section.

Also a number of now dwellings on acre tracts, desirable and reasonable. Those real catate bargains are only a fow of the number of desirable offerings in real estate you can loarn of by culling up, on or writing to Willie Radcliff, Kin 232, or O. F. Stelzel, phone 191, Grun. Ite Olty, MRS.

GEO Real Estate Agent, 330 W. Twelfth street. Six room house, modorn Improvemente. Three room housos, $800. Kinloch Phone 954.

MRA. D. BROWN, (Colored) The Hair Grower, WIll be ut 731 Markot streot, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturday, arid will bo pleased 10 moot patrons and many now ones. Ladies Shampooing a Specialty. ODDS AND ENDS SALE -INWool Dress Goods and Wash Goods Novelties.

All the odds and ends and short lengths of this seasons choicest goods have been made up into Re muants. REMNANTS OF WOOL DRESS GOODS, LAWNS, GINGHAMS, PERCALES, PRINTS AND WASH GOODS NOVELTIES AT REDUCED PRICES. The goods are just the thing for school wear. Come get your share. A early and The H.

J. BOWMAN CO. 104-106 WEST THIRD STREET. The Very Best of Bargains in $10 WATCHES Until Sept. Ist.

G81 A Come and get our Prices GOULDING'S Jewelry Reliable Store. Take a Kodak It slips handily into your pocket and doubles every vacation With You KATAK pleasure. Kodaks. $5.00 to $105.00 Brownies (most Kodaks) $1 to $9 You need neither experience nor a dark-room to make good pictures the Kodak way. Barth's Pharmacy, Second and Market Sts.

Old Wheat Flour. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY -AT REDUCED PRICES Arrow Brand Flour 1-8 Sack Arrow Brand Flour 1-4 sack $1.20 Medal Flour 1-8 sack Gold Flour 1-4 suck EXTRA for Tuesday--Wednesday--Thursday 20lbs Eastern Granulated Sugar $1.00. E. F. DETERDING.

Both Phones. 3178 State Street Wall Paper, Wall Paper. Wy zant you to see our line of up-to-date papers, beautiful patterns. If you want wall paper that is up to date, SEELY'S BOOK STORE This is the Time To Buy Furniture. in The spring and summer make room for the fall and riving.

To this end we are bargains, You will be apt li you are in need of a the home cheerful and more want complete furnishings for opportunity. things must move to winter stock, which is trmaking some of the rarest to find a bargain hunt. fow new things to make comfortable-or if you a new home this is your A 6 5 drawer Oak Chiffenier $5.50 Oak Dinning Chairs Cobbler Seat $5.00 Tube Co. i i.