Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 8

SATURDAY and OUGHT TO BE RECORD BREAKERS. have been preparing for a krge business, Purchasing new stock, Alining our store, Makfng prices tSt tflk for SPECIAL SATURDAY and MONDAY SALE WE only have room to mention a few of many attractive snaps? LONG KID GLOVES. Regular $3,75 kind, 16 button length, in black, tan or white. Price Saturday and Monday, only Regular $3.25 kind, 12 button length, in black, tan or white. Price for Saturday or Monday only Regular $2.25 kind, 8 button length, in black, tan or white.

Price for Sat- 1 urday and Monday only DRESS GOODS. New Dress Goods in Browns, Blue, Black, Panama and Vofc, Serges BLACK SILKS. We are without doubt headquarters for black and colored Dress Silks. Our prices are the lowest. The quality the very best BELTS, HAND BAGS, COLLARS.

If you are looking for the correct thing in a Belt, we have it; if a Hand Bag, we have it; if a fancy Collar, we are the peo- Ple- 3 TABLE LINENS. We expect to make our Liner: Department the talk of the town. We have some great values and have purchased some fine sets. Cloths for Round Tables with Napkins to match. You must see these to appreciate their value and beauty.

GATES-CLARK DRY GOODS I West Third Street CLOTItinG McFadditi 622E 2nC8t STRIN "KOTTEX EGO" CASE GOES TO TRIA.ii. We Are Now Showing THE Latest Fall Creation IN Clothing, Hats and Furnishing Goods. Court Decides that Entry of Appcnr- of Indiana Administrator is Sufficient. The trial of the attachments of F. W.

Haushalter and L. iLoellke against C. F. Stein was taken up this morning in the city courc. This is the case in which the plaintiffs allege that they shipped good eggs to C.

F. Stein at Alton, that, he substituted rotten eggs and shipped back the cases saying he could not use the eggs which were shipped to him. The attorneys for the plaintiff asked for a dismissal of the appeal taken by Stein's attorney on the ground that no administrator had been appointed in Illinois, and that the Indiana administrator could not serve. Judge Dunnegan ruled the case still had standing in court and the jury was called to begin the trial. The court was enlightened on the subject of the different grades of rotten eggs.

Some of the men who testified were professional egg tea- ters and could reel off terms describing the various stages of decomposition a long time. 'Spots," "dry rots," "helds" and plain "bad" eggs were told of by witness after witness. The jury probably did not know there was so many kinds of eggs before. Nearly everyone is just content to let it by saying "rotten" eggs, but these witnesses had a classification for them all and knew by testing an egg just where to put it. The dry rot is the most hopeless form of an egg as it has simply dried up and lar ready to blow away with a good puff of wind.

The "spots" are In such an advanced stage of decomposition they look black Inside. The held eggs are in an early stage of decay and bad eggs are the ordinary kind. Judge Dunnegan ruled that since death had sealed the lips of G. V. Stein, the court must seal the lips of the other party to the suit, Haus- haltor, and therefore the plaintiff could not testify.

The evidence was given by men who worked for each party to the suit or was acquainted with the facts in the case. riactllSecond 50 pieces full standard blue calicoes Saturday and Monday per yard 5c. The Globe. EAST ALTON. Jim Chessen, the butcher, has decided 'he will not let the labor prob lem bother hi many longer.

He could not get men to haul macadam to be used In the foundation of bis new building, so be purchased a team, jumper suit, and is doing the work himself. Notes. J. L. DOBS, of Llichfleld gave a musical last night, at the home of Mrs.

BenJ. Crews. A number of music lovers attended. Mrs. J.

B. Walling, and son, of Portland, are vlnttors at the home of Mrs. J. B. Walling.

The members of the Ladles Mite Society of the Baptist church will give an ice cream social October 4th at the city hall. Roller skating, Crawford's Rink, Upper Alton. Open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday evenings. Lames free. The Globe's Great Saturday Specials.

Millinery Opening. Specials: 7Gc. flowers for fiOc. 75c, School Tarns for -i 60c. 50o.

Ribbons for SBo. 11,76 Long Gloves for 11.26 113.00 Kid Gloves for 111,00 Ribbons for 490, i H.26 fancy Coquet tor 8Bc. J6c, Veilings for lOo. The UPPER ALTON. Snnford Property Changing Hands, In the past few months property on Sanford avenue has been changing hands lively and If the pace keeps up there will be few of the original residents of Sanford avenue left on that street by the time the big Improvements are completed that are under way there now.

Whether the improvements are responsible for the demand of the property or the property owners are selling out on account of the expensive Improvements is to be decided. The latest real estate transfer on Sanford are A. Hunger to Benejamin Hazelton, and L'ouis to W. L. Tyler.

Several others have sold their homes to people wishing to live in Upper Alton and several others have "for sale" cards up now. Pound Hen Sitting iu Baggy. Some of the ladles In the east end are telling a joke on Mrs. John Seeby today. Last evening when she was returning home from prayer meeting she stopped her buggy on College avenue opposite the residence of Prof.

V. Duke to talk to some people. While the rig was standing there around behind iProf. Duke went the buggy to get something put and found there an old hen eonffortalbly sitting on what she thought was a nest. The hen had been laying in the vehicle and had gone to setting and when the buggy was taken out she remained on her nest unmolested until the professor disturbed her.

Will Elect Cemetery Board The election for the purpose of choosing a new board of directors for Oakiwood cemetery will be held tomorrow. The office of the secretary of the board, John Leverett, on College avenue will be the voting place and the polls will be opened from 2 to 5 o'clock in the afternoon. The secretary will act as clerk of election and members of the old board will he Judges. Every legal voter in Upper Alton or any lot owner in Oatowood cemetery, no matter where they reside, will be entitled to vote and they may vote for any one they wish no matter whether their names are on the ticket or not. There are seven directors to be elected.

The following persons, four of whom are members of the present hoard, have been suggested as candidates and their names be put on the ticket: John ILev- erett. W. W. Lowe, Wm. R.

Wright, J. T. King, P. S. Welbster, E3.

C. James, L. O. Megowen, D. A.

Wyckoff, T. Burnap, J. G. Seitz. Notes.

Chas. James has returned from San Francisco where be has been for several months. Mrs. Susan James and her son will go to housekeeping In their cottage on Liberty street. Mr.

Starlet Roach has returned, to Smlthboro after visiting Mr. Chas. Scott. Dr. J.

C. Booker continues to suffer from the effects of getting some strong medicine Into one of bis eyes accidentally. is almost blind by the Accident Mrs. S. A.

Wlghtman is entertaining her sister from Denver, Col. J. J. Henry and Obas. Nevlln went to Jersey county today to buy horses.

L. Tyler has bought the residence property of Louis Miller on Sanford avenue and will move into the (Last evening was the last prayer meeting at the Methodist church to be conducted by the retiring pastor, (Rov. c. C. Hall and there was a large attendance.

His congregation regrets very much his leaving them. At the Baptist church next Sunday morning (he Sunday school have Rally day. PW service at lout' the pastor, Rev. George D. Knights will have a sje- discourse for older poopla.

IfJV The subject VOR ftW discourse fill fee Bate Burner- hard coal stove, used two seasons, cheap. No. 415 Liberty street, Upper Alton. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.

John Ross is dangerously 111 at their home. The Infant child of Mr, and Mrs. John Ross is dangerously il lat their home. Get your post cards, pens, and lOc. good at J.

A. Dailey, corner College and aMin street, Upper Alton, 111. Roller skating, Crawford's Rink, Upper Alton. Open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday evenings. Ladles free.

EXCELLENT BILL ANNOUNCED By Manager Sauvuge for the Opening, on October 7, of the New "Lyric." Manager Sauvage has just returned from a trip to Chicago, where be engaged, through the Western Vaudeville association of Chicago, the opening bill for his new theater, the The Lyric will be devoted to high class advanced vaudeville, and will no doubt be a big success, as just what Alton needs is a theater presenting vaudeville. The entire country from east to west and north to south, Is vaudeville mad, amd it is time that Alton gets the fad. The new bill for the new 'Lyric" which will open on Monday, October 7th, Includes, well acts as John A. West, the Musical Brownie and his company, in a high class musical act, Murray K. star black face comedian, Miett's trained dogs, whose performances are said to be wonderful and Shannon and Straw, In an up-to-date comedy sketch, this together with Illustrated songs, and moving pictures will constitute one of the strongest ihills ever put on in vaudeville, as well as the most expensive.

The same excellent policy will be pursued in this house as has always been Mgr. Sauvage's rule in all his amusement enterprises and there is little doubt in the writer's mind but that tbe New Lyric will be a big success In Alton. OOal for Schools, Sealed bids will be received by the Alton Board of Education up to noon, Wednesday, October 2nd, for furnishing the Alton public schools for the coming year, with good lump coal, screened and forked, in such quantities, and at such times the Board may require. All bids must be in writing-and state the price per bushel, and from what mine or mines the coal is t'o be taken. The right to reject any and all bids la reserved.

T. H. PERRIN, Pros. O. B.

Wilkinson, Secretary. Down Town Office of Alton Steam Laundry. For tbe convenience of our down town patrons, we have established and office in the lobby of the Commercial Building on Third street, where your wants will receive the same careful and prompt" attention which has always been a feature of our service. Alton Steam Laundry Co. Bule.

One 8 room house, price 1800.00 One 4 room house .11200.00 One 6 room house 1800.00 One 9 room house Cheap building lota on time payment. Borne acre tracts la toe city at resBone-ble prices. B. 0. Mack, room 203 Third and Pla- aa streets.

Bell Telephone Main 814. BILK SOLD BY ME Is marnnteed absolutely pure. Oroau and other products of dairy also guaranteed. Dully mode to any psjt of JOHN RAJN Tht Loading Grocer Of North Alton wtt ONIONS, DODSON BROWNS versus Admlwio. tic, Children 14 A good Came Called at 2:45 I Alton Steam Boiler AND SHEET tttON WORKS I i Steam Boiler repairing and all kinds of sheet Iron work' a specialty.

All work guir- anteed. Proprietors. Phone, Kinloch 120. HOME MAKERS ATTENTION For Bale, for cub.or on time par- meats. 88 FIMB, UEVTBOj I.OT&, In Delmnr Heights.

Convenient to school and to two lines. Call on or address ERNEST WEISSENFLUH, North Alton, ID TEMPLE THEATRE owfflfy "AUstltAllto ADA The Largest in COOLEY HAG, SATURDAY Sept Matinee and Night That Excellent Laugh "Show Rafferty's Flirtation I With those' hilarity boys ROONBY RYAN and a good cast'. Matinee prices 10c. and 25c. Night Prices and 50c.

Seats on Sale now. WONDERLAND! ALTON, Sat. Sept The Only Mondern Theatre on the Built for the convenience alii fort of our patrons. You ly invited to visit during the TEMPLJE THEATREJ Sunday Sept- Matinee and Night The Wizard Of Ozj Direction of Hurtig and! Greatest of all Musical vaganzas. COMPANY-So George Stone as the ScarecrofJ Frank Hayes as the Tin Enchanting Scenes, -Rip; Music, Charming Chorus, I nificent Costumes, Up Comedy, Stirring Marches, Scarecrow and the Cyclone Scene, RECORD OF 500 NIGHTS IN NEW YORK.

MATINEE PRICES 250., 350., 500. and 7Sc. NIGHT PRICES: 250. to $1.00, Seats on Sale Now. "ABOUT 8, P.

S. means ECONOMY, ECONOMY ECONOMY ECONOMY ECONOMY IN TIME LABOR MATERIAL Purity, Formula, fine Grinding Means Economy in I ering, Spcarding and Wearing. fr P. costs color the tint IWdiet Grocery SONS, 4.