Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 5

SKIRTS WASH SKIRTS Bar I any cross SKIRTS THURSDAY ISm, 9BPT, 6. Sou Building, W.4 Pius ttreau, 0o omplMnu of uulty delivery o( Telegraph made either by mall or telephone. Call up telephone 38, or (end a postal card, wheu you fall to yet your paper. Dr. Roniaiiu, coatlst, Third opp.

Belle, Bauer Klnloch 848. Mrs. David Taylor of Bl'm street Is entertaining Mrs, Phoebe Craig of Bast St. Loula. B.

Osteopath over atore. Both phones. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.

Bluff street, September 4, a daughter, At LEHNE'S. 107 West Third Street, Dances given at Rock Spring Park every Saturday, Sunday night, and Sunday afternoon, by Harry Robertson. R. has returned from Memphis and resumed his old position with the Sweetzer Lumber Co. Smoke Keystone lOc.

cigar. W. W. Lowe today sold to William Schaum a -house and lot at Sixth and Oak streets, for $1,000. KODAK A NEW BROWNIE Henry J.

Klunk, undertaker. Miss 'Annie Springer left for Farmlngton, today to resume her duties as principal In the public school there. I The No. 2 A. $3.00.

Come inand let us sh6w it to you. We have all the new things in KOOHKERY. BOOTH, The Leading Jeweler. This Space is Reserved for PAUL'S CHINA STORE. Sameras! us Supply Your Camera Wants.

BUSIER BROWN NO. i BUSTER BROWN NO. 2 $2.00 ANSCO, NO. i (3 1-2x3 i- 2 1 AKSCO, NO. 3 (4x5) $775 Films, Developers and Supplies of till kinds.

Fully Guanran- teed. Try "Cyco" Paper with your next The cheapest and best. R. LOGAN CO. VELERS AND OPTICIANS, HOTEL MADISON BLDG.

acts Worth Knowing When You ve Boys Clothes to Buy- MAKERS 01- OUR JUNE TAKE TIME TO EVERY STITCH IN GHT, TO SHAH; THE pARMENTS PKni'KULV, FINISH THKM IMJU- pG CUT OK I5KTTEK WOOLliNS ANi) pNINGSARK MuKli AC- PATELY ADJUSTED "WEN SEWED TOGETH8: THIS GIVES BETTER STYLE AND AP- ANCE, AND, OF SUCH A MKTH- ADDS DURAHlLiTY WE I SHOWING A LAT40F LITTLE YX.L- SUITS FROM 3 TO )0 IN BOYS 8 TO 16 IN PLAIN PCEAND NORFOLK WITH KNICKER- PANTS SCHWIPPI Moved to New Commercial room No. 308, J. E. Russell, the land man. Herbert H.

Ruyle of Kemiper, 111., and Miss Lola Day of Medora were a marriage license early this morning by Marriage License Clerk Paul. The couple married this afternoon by Fravy of Upper "Alton. Have you seen the two white sheep Furniture for sale, 436 Foulds ave. Annual Fruit Show. The annual autumn fruit show of the Alton Horticultural Society will be held on Saturday, September 7th, at the home of Frank Hoffmelster north of Middletown.

All interested are invited to attend. Hannah Davis, Secretary. An open entertainment and smok er will be given next Wednesday evening by RoWn Hood Camp, Modern Woodmen for' the purpose of Interesting prospective members la joining the order. There will be a big class adoption in December. Fall Goods now ready at T.

F. Formhals, Tailor, Second and Market streets, up-stairs. Miss Alice Wood, of Minneapolis, arrived this afternoon and is visiting at the home of Mr. and -Mrs. Lucas Pfelffenberger.

Her marriage to John M. Pfeiffenberger will take place next Wednesday at the home of the groom. Miss Wood was accompanied Miss L. E. 'Smith and.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Hall. FOB'SAUB.

Lot 60x120 feet with modern 6 room cottage, ion Bloomfield, near North street. Has furnace, Water, light' and bath. Building just completed and all ready to move Into. W. W.

LOWE, Laura building. The very choicest of -the new brown and blue mixtures for men's suits are at McFaddlnis. E. H. Hoctetra and Miss Anna L.

Cannedy, of litest Alton, who were re. fused a license to wed by Clerk Paul a few days ago, were more successful when tbey applied to County Clerk Feutz at Bdwardsvllle. The bridegroom's father accompanied the couple to the county seat and gave his consent, the young man being wily 20 years.old. Millinery: Basement Specials. Finale Cat.

1 lot hat shapes for Wo 1 lot trimmed Hats, worth up to 1 $4.00 for flMt 1 lot trimmed 'Hats worth up to $2.00 for TBc, 1 lot Chlidrcriis trimmed Hate, worth up to $2.50 for 35c. The Globe Dry Goods Company, Alton's Cash Bargain Stone, 50 GhUs Wanted. Immediately, at McPlke Paper and Alby etreets. 'Notice to iTjot Owners. Tho annual meeting of the lot owners of the AWon cemetery, for tho purpose of electing a Board of Directors to serve the ensuing year the transaction of such other 'business as may properly come be- lore the meeting, Will be held at 8 o'clock Monday evening, Sept.

oth, at the office of the Plasa Building 'titan Association, Alton, 111. 0. TONSOR, President of Board. H. M.

jHEWITT, Secretory. Drunk MIUI Fulls 20 Feet, Unhurt. Bill Meyors, an old soldier who hod filled on booze at West Alton and went to sleep in a hall above the West Allow thirst emporium, fell out of the second story window, twenty feet to ground, and was only slightly brufaed. He struck his back and shoulders. Meyers about 66 years of ngo.

The Globe Dry 10 Day Fluulo Out, BuMniont Jlurgulii Solo. 1 lot Outings, while they last 1 lot 20o. Laces for 80. I lot lOc. Laces for i I lot Twill UnderwalBts for 9o.

1 lot Silk Mull WaWipgB Children's Hose, 4 1-2 to 1-2 for Bo. 1 lot Back Combs for vo. Best Darning Cotton for Jo. Hooks and Byea, card for lo. No.

1078 Men'a 16c. Sock for lOc, Mlsees Hole 5 to 9 1-8 16c. value lOc. $1,39 Lawn Waist Patterns for ..860. 1 lot 18 1-So.

Embroidery to Ohatrfe WM they WHO More Than They ted to Pay The doiamlttee which had charge of raising subscription! for the fund to buy A bell for the steamer Alton had more money than they needed and have, contributed $100 toward the Woman's Homo. An official statement given out by members of the committee is that when It came' to settling up he cost of the bell the Bogle Packet Insisted upon bearing a number of expenses which the committee had expected to hear, and that thero was a surplus in the fund Instead of a deficit. It would be Impossible to pay the money back to the subscribers pro rata and the interest taken iby the public in the Woman's Home, It Was decided pay the balance over to the Woman's Home. A motion was made that the committee subscribed toward the fundi and make It ah even $100, which was done In a minute, and 'the $100 has been paid over to the Woman's Home treasury. EMPLOYMENT BUBEAU, Shurtleff College Y.

M. O. A. All th'ose desiring student help, either permanently or for Odd Jobs, wliu please address C. Parker, manager, or call Shurtleff College Office by either-phonO.

Seely's Book Store. A complete stock of school books. al kinds of school tablets, pencils, sponges, straps, pencil box, slstes, rubber erasers. Everything for school use. (No credit on school books.) Harry J.

Mackinaw la Danville, m. Harry J. Mackinaw, of this city, delivered an address on Labor day at Danville, 111. The Commercial of that city speaks as follows of Mr. Mackinaw's efforts: "Speaking on strictly labor J.

Mackinaw of Alton, 111., formerly vice-president of the Glass Bottle Blowers' association, addressed the large crowd which had been assembled during the early portion of the afternoon and his address was considered one of the ablest on labor questions, from which he did not digress, that was ever heard In this city. His promise to be present was obtained witn much trouble, but having said he would come he refused other offers to go among them an engagement to speak at Alton with Gov. Deneen. His speech was attentively listened to and was highly applauded by his fellow Altering ana pressing ladles skirts and Jackets a specialty at McFaddln's. Did You Read This? It takes time to build.

And again In time, it takes money to pay for the building. If one hasn't the money at hand, he must borrow It and pay interest on the loan. This is what the Building Committee of the Y. M. C.

A. Is up against now. That subscription of yours will help. If you pay it now. Mr.

O. S. Stowell, Alton Savings Bank, Is the treasurer. Help to save the Interest on a loan. Do it now.

Collection Committee. Guest Assaults Host and is Locked Up. Ed. Mohraa'nn, who claimed to be a detective on Desmond's staff In St. Lottis, a friend of Snake Klnney and a man of -ififluence In St.

Louis, called on Capt. Ash lock night at police 'headquarters. He was very droink after going out of police headquarters he returned and Was very abusive, threatening strike Caipt. 'Asnlock and whip several other men there who, he believed, were talking about him. He was allowed to go on condition that he would go to a hotel and stay off the streets, and later when picked'up staggering around he was locked up for the night.

A'RcuI Iiive Dog Actor at the Temple TMs "Week. "The vaudeville show at the Tempje drew another good house last even- Ing. This week's bill Is making "good'-. Tho Bensons, wTEh their handsomely dressed musical act are the real hit of tho show. Clark.

and Temple continue to please, Miss Marie Alba's work Is clever, and Fran- clno LaMarche and her ftog Tlge, please and amus ethe audiences. Tlge, the dancing and singing deg Is educated, and although he 'On the salary list he Is one of the actors. The pictures and 'illustrated songs are excellent thte week. Sou Cut Off With Out- Dollar. The Inst will of Mrs.

Mary Oonvory, of Alton, WAS probated Tuesday In the county court and a daughter, Miss MaryConvery. was named executrix without bond. Tho eslnte IB estimated to bo worth $2,150. The will was executed 1" August 1907. John Couvery and Bridget Boshert, children of Mrs.

Convory are cut with one dollar each and the residue of the estate Is bequeathed to Mary The Studio will open tho season of 1907-8 Monday, September 9th. Miss Dickinson will receive intents after Thursday, Sept. 5th. Office hours 8 a. m.

to 8 p. Spaldlng Building, Belle street. Globe Dry Oretttof Cash Bargain Store, Owing to the advanced prices of soda water supplies we IIHVO decided to start Saturday, September 7th, und charge 10 cents for sundas and loo irottin aodu, Phosphates and plain 5 cents, W. A. Clarlt, W.

D. W. Barnard, Wm. Black, Staldor Bros. Do You Witnt Shurtleff College V.

M. 0. will bo iiblo to furnish students to do all kinds of work, either by tUe hour or by the weak, during the college your beginning September twelfth. AdUroflH C. L.

Parker, manager, or call him bv either phono at Sburtleft College DEATH OF MISS CHRISTINA WINTER. If you expect to get best values at reasonable prices on tablets, pencils, inks, pencil boxes, pens and other school supplies, then we expect to furnish such articles as will be needed for school. Prang's Water Colors. Pencil Boxes, Rules- Etc. Paul STS.

One of Alton's Most Prominent Milliners Passes Away After Long But- frrlng, Miss Christina Winter died Thursay at her home 419 Bast Fourth treet after an illness of several weeks duration from asthma. The malady became acute the past' few ays and the end came at 2 o'clock his morning, Miss Winter was 57 ears old and practically all of her Ife was spent in Alton. She was he oldest of the Winter sisters who or many years have conducted one the leading millinery stores In Alon or in Madison county and besides jelng an excellent business woman was blessed with a disposition and with characteristics that made lasting riends of all who made her acquaint- She was a kindly disposed, hariiable woman and her charities which were many, were of the unos- eutatious kind known to herself and he beneficiaries principally. She is urvlved two sisters, Misses Wll- lelmina and Amelia, and a brother, lenry L. Winter.

Funeral arrangements have not made. SHAKES OF STOCK FOB SALE. Gcriimnia Will Soil Stock in 68th Series Monday at Secretary's Office. Shares of slock In this sixty-eight series of the Germanla Building and joan Association will be offered for iale Monday, September 9, at the of- Ico of the secretary In East Second street'. FRED HOEFBRT, President.

R. GOSSRAU, Secretary. They are always Fig and Magnolia Cigar. Funeral of Lena Johiiisee. The funeral of Lena Johnisee was held this morning from the First Baptist church where services were onducted by Rev.

Dr. Twing, and was attended by many friends of the arents. Burial was in city cemetery. was Intended to take the body to Kane the former home of the family or interment 'but the father expect- ng to remain in Alton concluded to uy a lot and bury bis daughter here. The Globe Dry Goods Great Fittale Oat.

Basement Bargain Sale. Prices good until September 15th. 1.60 ami 12.00 Waists tor 3.00 Waists for 1.60 and $2.00 Wash Suits for 4.00 Wash Suits for $1.66 Oc, Net Corsets for Ko. MOD'S 36c. Balbriggali Underwear TOc.

Ladies' 16c. Hose No. 1150 for 1.50 and $2.00 Umbrellas for Ladles' 12 1-2 Wests for 7 l-2c. The Globe Dry Goods Company, Alton's Greatest Cash Bargain Store. Smoke Holl Dob? Queen Cigar.

ANOTHER DANCE BY THE Bethany Horothief Detective Society. Will be given Thursday evening, September 5, 1907 at Maher's Grove, one mile northeast of Godfrey. Matte's orchestra will furnish music for he dancing, and refreshments will served (no Intoxicating liquors.) A. J. P.

cars will take you to Jodfroy, and plenty of hacks will be here to take you to the picnic grounds. Come out and enjoy a yleasant evening. Right to refuse idmlsslon to objectionable characters reserved. liONirublo Real Estate and Bouses For Salt 1 The portion of the Turner Tract 'eoently purchased by C. K.

Stelzel now ready for the market, und ontalnu the finest building lots In hat section. Also a number of new welllnga on acre tracts, desirable nd reasonable. These reai esiato argains are only a few of the tjroat umber of desirable offerings In real estate you can learn of by calling up. or writing to Willis RadcHff, 82, or F. Stelze), phone 191, Q-ante City.

G. A. McMlLLEN, Dentist and orthodontist, Laura Building. H. M.

MOVER, 1413 MAUPIN AVKNUK. BBWT. New 3 room flat $6 per month. VOB IAJUB. Choice lotR for sale in Highland 'ark.

Improved property for sale bargain. Repairs or now work rtml uu.ato, tit reanouuble barges. MRS. GEO Real Estate Agent, 830 W. Twelfth itroet.

List your property with mo. See me before buying. Some cheap places 00ld BOOH. Klnjocb 984. ODDS AND ENDS SALE Wool Dress Goods and Wash Goods Novelties.

AH the odds and ends and short lengths of this seasons choicest goods have been made up into Re mnants. REM'NANTS 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 early and get your share.

The J. BOWMAN CO. 104-106 WEST HIRD STREET. NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY We have received the newest of fall styles direct from the eastern factories and in order to get our patrons and the public acquainted with the latest designs in high grade, goods we ask you to call and inspect the beautiful and artistic goods. Many of the new styles you will find on exhibition in our show vindows.

No place in Alton the equal of our store for styles, varie- and reasonable prices. Goulding's Store. Take a Kodak With You It slips handily into your pocket and doubles every vacation pleasure. Rodaks $5.00 to $105.00 i Brownies (most Kodaks) to $9 You need neither experience nor dark-room to make good pictures the Kodak way. Berth's Pharmacy, Second and Market Sis, WHAT WE SAVE YOU BY BUYING IN QUANTITES.

Fairy Soap 6 ounce oval sake 5c. cake, per box of 100 bars $3.95 Pet per can 5c. dozen j2c. ialmon No. 1 can good red fish can IBc.

dozen $1.55 Vinegar Pure Cider per gal. 20c. 5 gallons for 8sc. Eagle dozen $1.70 Horse Shoe Ib per 12 Ib box 4ic. Soda Ib lOc.

by the box 6 I-2C. New Pack. Early June Peas- can dozen E. F. DETERDING.

Both Phones. 317 State Street Wall Paper, Wall Paper. Wr vant 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 d-Season Challenge Sale Full Swing. This is the time of the year to buy furniture.

The arriving of fall goods makes it necessary to reduce, stock in order to make room f.or the new tilings, Rare Bargains. We have spme of the rarest bargains imaginable now on our sample fact the house is fuii of them. We want your inspection for we are 'we that you will recognize this as a real furniture opportunity..