Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 5

inould effher telephone, oati up 'or Mud pMrtfcl cmrd, fall to fVt your dentist, Third Belle, Baker bldgT, Klnloofc 848. J. Klunk, aaeftftker. 'hnd Mrs. Bmil we'nt'-i'o t'cday to takev a brief wedding-trip.

Qei your suit at McFaddintei' store. Both phones. D. R. Btfarkg has been ill at lila resident 1 on.

Prospect street for several days, The new things in combs. THE. TOGGERY. et j'our fall suit at Skaer's. and Mrs.

"Wm. Paitteraon have returned from a visit In JerseyvllJe with Mr. and Mrs. William Gaither. Smoke Holl's Poby Queen Cigar.

Kabo and Redfern Corsets, new styles. THE TOGGERY. for a asant pastimes I There is no vacation or trip better enjoyed if a little photograph put into If 'you've never handled a ca- a in your life, the pleasure is as for you as for the BpJ snap-shottiest, for modern Lneras require but two or three wwSTalid a'view is secured. Let us show you how simple 'PRICES BEGIN AT J. H.

BOOTH, THE LEKDING JEWELER. iljpnary Supplies, 11 Kinds Books, All Kinds of Periodicals. ftfLr of ice desks. Anything for your library. These are the specialties ff BIT'S BOOK STORE, 3rd Street.

Particular JStore. g. Away down deep under the surface of watch or fee of jewelry you get here is the sound integrity that erases and sustains our reputation jis a qtialityjstore. I Besides all this we show you charmirig'and interesting things employ a force of assistants able to quickly respond to lywtr demands, individually and collectively. If you are tired of half-hear tedness and slip-show methods, phynot line up to this store? R.

LOGAN St CO. JS AND OPTICIANS, HOTEL MADISON BLDG. -Some folks wait till it turns cold t'o have their winter clothes fixed up. Don't do it, tut let McFaddln have them today. -Mr.

aod Mrs. Albert Coleman, of Chicago, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. O. J.

Paul at their home on Royal str6et jBjkaer's will you money on a aiilt: Dlez Wolf have in stock a splendid Jlne of school, shoes and glass house 'Shoes. Get your feet fitted are always Nelnlnger's Fig and Magnolia Cigar. Mrs. E. W.

Knapp returned to her home in Chicago today after several days visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bedbury. The latter has been very seriously sick hut is recovering. Remember to visit Wiseman's Art Exhibit, week of Oct.

14th to 19th. Dance Saturday evening, October 12, Naval iMllltla hall, Harry Robertson, Manager. Ob to the East End and stop in Skaer's for your suit. Hose that wear well TOGGERY. Hand painted China.

Paul's China store, 116 W. Ord street. Some pretty brown suits are going out' from'McPaddin'B. Suits 16 to 20 years at Skaer's. Shoes that look well, fit well and wear well ore the only ones worth spending your money for.

They are the only kinds you will get at Dlez Wolf's. For a clean shave or a good hair cut go to P. Bauer's 806 Belle Street. See our special 5.00 Hat, the best ever offered. THE TOGGERY.

Henry J. KtanK, embalmer. Prices will suit you on a Suit at Skaer's. you prefer a je or double breas t- DO you want a serge or a bkck Or arc you to a plaid or have a of colors, we are sure kESchweppeqo ifWru Street ClotWem-. Mrs.

T. H. Kauffman and her daughter; Miss Angelica, will go to St. Louis Wednesday afternoon to attend the wedding of Miss Margaret Stanard to Mr. Joseph Brown of Tennessee.

Miss Stanard is the oldest daughter of Wm. Stanard, vice- president of the Stanard-THton Milling Company of Alton. Hat's trimmed and made over at the TOGGERY, 80g eUe street. line Councils of the Knights of Father' Matthew In Alton are planning to Inaugurate a member getting campaign for the winter and It Is probable that they will unite In an expense fund' to pay a regular working deputy for his services. The order has done and Is doing much good In Alton and deserves success.

Have your garments cleaned, dyed, and pressed at Gus Jun's new place, 626 Bast Klnloch 654. One of the best meetings of the year was held last evening by Bluff City Court of Honor, the occasion being the Installation of officers. The work was done by State Deputy B. H. MoOann of Bloomington and he also delivered a very Interesting address of forty minutes length for the good of the order.

Refreshments were ildt GilleBple and Kortkamp. Coali. Prices right. B. W.

Goonn Domuth Appointed Special Gwae Warden. George Denvuth has been appointed a special game warden by dover- uor to look the enforce- of the game laws In tblB Pull Qoo4s T. F. Till- TO ifrttot Court. This city court engaged today on suit, ot Jpbu Grader Kfainit the Alton, Granite ft St.

Lou- Jl trjwtlon Orader fell from a ow on Second street 3. ft, LogM, OpUdw, Id wd Btttoo. The farewell of lM' tlowew, and the of the fall picture the -feftddWt but the pfettlest scenes the of nature la the ftuakin uttld) "The 'ifliture are otie eternal change, one Infinite variety; there IB no bush on tp.faoe of the globe exactly like another busli; therfe ar6 no two the forest ija( 0 the same network, nor two, leaves on the settle tree which could "hot be told from the twfl waves in the sea alike." ftUBkitt must have written these pretty lines to the woods In tho ia same as John "Mttlr when he said In writing of the tteaoefulness of nature, "and cares" wJH drop off like autumn 'And those journeys must a Just this time of year. The wild flowers have spread their fragrance; they aro bidding farewell. there the golden rod Is still fresh, and Just now there '-are so, $any pretty purple asters, that grandest of all the wild asters, and' latest of all the wild flowers.

In another week they will have said goodbye, and nature will turn attention to the styles of- fall dress the trees. Already the native hickories are dressed in yellow, the grape vines are laden with bright yellow leaves, the alternate leaf do'g wood assuming that bright red, mulberry has turned yellow, and the sunnach Is far redder' and brighter than the beautiful western sunsets that brighten the woodland scene these October evenings. There is every Indication that the coloring of the woods will this season be more beautiful -than ever, and Just as different. ever. The maples are turning pinkish, getting ready for their dress of gaudy yellow and red; the cotton wood leaves are fringed with yellow, and still these colors mingle with the bright green of the oaks, the elms and ash, those hardy trees that color so latei forms already a pretty fall picture.

As one stands on the bluffs and views the scene on the Missouri shore, it Is full of color, that variety of color by the acids work- Ing on the tiny leaves, and as Rus- kln says, no two exactly the same color, no two exactly alike." (Within the next three weeks there will be muclMo see in the wildwood, the scene now shiftel from the ground to the trees, where colors are wonderfully blended, where new pictures are wrought at every turn In the path and road, where peaceful thought iS'Suprems. 'Lover of the WlldwQOd. Good Guessing on Weljjht of Hogs. POT an amateur wtho never bought or sold a hog In his life, David Noonnn, a son of Alderman Noonan, might make a.success as a professional. He frequently guesses the weights of hogs he sees being driven to market and always comes close to the correct weoght.

A days ago he guessed that a drove of eighteen bogs, big and little, would weigh pounds. Someone disputed his estimate and $5 was posted, which Noonan lost, but by a narrow margin. The men In the. wager followed the hogs to the scales and saw them weighed and the hogs averaged Just six pounds less than Noonon guessed they would be. While Jim Kerwln, who won the bet, got the money, he says he wont bet with Noonan any more as he can guess too close.

There was Just no pounds difference between what Noonan said the drove would way and what they actually did weigh. The best 'buggy harness you ever saw for $12.50. I am making a leader of this special harness. F. C.

Plckard, corner Third and State street. High School Building Deluged. Some damage was done at Alton High school early yesterday morning by a leak being sprung In a tank which holds about so barrels of und serves to catch the overflow from the Seating plant. Too much pressure was put on tha heating system early lu the morning and the tank, which had been empty all summer and therefore was not In condition', to hold water, let the overflow leak out and pour down through the plaster and the floors of the building until It reached tha first floor. Smoke Keystone ipn.

cigar. Cleaning, Pressing or Repairing. Friends and patrons of McFaddln can leave their work either, at Hyn- ders of Washington street or at tmRlpTown office of the Alton Bteam Laundry Co. In the new Commercial building. Enclose instructions or telephone them to MoFad- dln.

TRIFLE WITH-MALARIA Don't neglect any symptoms that indicate malaria, and don't make a mistake in the remedy used. PAUL MALARIA TABLETS have behind them years of remarkable success in curing every form of Malaria. There is positively nothing else so effective to be had. Results are prompt and certain, PRICE 75c. PAUL Henry and Second streets.

SOCIAL, EVENTS. Mrs. Eugene Blwell entertained the Anna D. Sparks society yesterday afternoon at her home on Liberty street; Mrs. E.

P. Kellenberger entertained a partyW Alton ladles who drove out to Plaaa King this afternoon and enjoyed a visit In the country. Miss Nellie Arnold was given a surprise party Monday evening at her home, 103 east Twelfth street, which was attended by many of her friends who enjoyed a very pleasant time. There was a notable family reunion Sunday at the home of Edward Lanterman in Liberty Prairie, near Moro, and a very large number of relatives, neighbors and friends attended the pleasant affair. "By previous arrangement, says the Edwardsville Intelligencer: "Major E.

S. Johnson, late of the 7th Illinois Inantry, who is now custodian of the. Lincoln monument at Springfield, met his cousin Charles E. Newman, late of Co. 117th Illinois Infantry, now of Judsonia, Arkansas, to spend the day with their aunt', Mrs.

Lizzie Newman, widow of J. Kussell Newman, who is now nearing her 88th birthday anniversary. It was the first time the cousins had met since the civil war. There was also present her brother, Charles M. Belk, and his wife, of Alton, and Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Fields, of Hamel, the latter a sister of Chas. E. Newman. A bountiful dinner was served by the hostess, Mrs.

Ed. Lanterman, assisted by her daughter, Miss Eva. The latter with patriotic intent had baked a cake, which adorned the center of the table. It was adorned with "Old Glory" as an emblem, and was fully appreciated by the veterans present. The day was spent In reviewing memories of the past half century.

Mrs. Lizzie Newman is the mother of Mrs. Edward Lantermann. A good place Attention Bogles. Be sure and come to the meeting Thursday night, October lOUh, as business of the utmost Importance Is to be transacted, P.

MOOK, Secretary. Don't Forget Skaer's, 646 Bast Second street, tor youth's suits 10 to 20 years old. 'A special price this Fall to Introduce thelrbrand. You'll get a'bargaln sure. Will Not Discourage Heating System Patrons.

Supt. Blossey of the heating department of the Alton Gas and Electric said today that it is not the policy of the company to give poor service this winter to force all its patrons to quit. He said that good service Is the aim of the company and that the pressure will be kept up and the usual amount of heat will be given this winter. It was being currently reported he said that the company was' Intending to stop the hot water heating service after thia winter and by forcing people to stop through bad service would relieve the company of responsibility by the end of the winter. He says that such is not any part of the intention of the company.

Ready for Oold Weather. Blankets, Comforts, Cotton Flannels, Outing Flannels, Men's, Ladles and Children's Fleece Underwear, all sizes. Also the celebrated Bear Skin hose for Boy's, Girls and Men. Norman Dry Goods 810 Bast Second street'. O.

A. Dentist and orthodontist, Laura Building. CANDY MAKING IS A SPECIAL BUSINESS and is the only business we follow. All of our candies are home made, and we exercise the greatest care to make them pure and wholesome. Everything used in the manufacture of our candles Is pure and whole- TRY OUR HOME MADE CANDIES.

Enterprise Candy Kitchen AJby coke KORTKAMP MTOUVE And SPRINGFIELD COALS EKRNE5T GBNT, OF LADIES SKIRTS THINK OF IT Skirts that were good values at $3.00 to $10, now offered for, $1.59, $1.99, $2.59, $2.99, $3,59 and $3.99. These are extraordinary price concessions, First to first applicants. COME EARLY. The H. J.

BOWMAN CO. 104-106 WEST THIRD STREET. "Genuine Horn Alligator" Hand Bags, are not only the most serviceable but the most durable. Why buy cheap "imitation leather" hand bags when you can get the genuine leather here, at so very little more. Purse like cut "Genuine Horn Alligator" (leather lined with small purse inside) only $4.50.

Others in different sizes $3.50, $6.50 and $8.00. Our line of high grade Hand Bags is very complete this fall. Gouldinq's Reliable Jewelry NO TIMB Like the present to go ever the furniture and floors with Floor Fix. Floor Fix will do wonders toward making the home bright and attractive, use it where ever you would use a varnish and get results that no varnish aan equal, it is not affected by hot or cold water. Costs but little and does a great deal.

For Sale at Bartti's Pharmacy SECOND HND MARKET STS. Everything in the Grocery Line IS NOT GOING UP, HERE ARE SOME THAT ARE CHEAPER THAN LAST YEAR. Egg-O-See, the leading breakfast food, 3 packages for 26c. or per dozen 9Sc. Cape Cod.

per quart IOC. Standard Ib cans, per can .1 IOC. Holland Eagle brand, milkers, keg $1.15 goods, per pint bottle 20o. per dozen New In 1 Ib packages, 2 packages for Kidney fancy goods Ib for 250. New line ever our pleasure to see, per bottle loc.

to $1.00 E. F. OETERD1NG, Phones. Chapter VIII like to remove ahat self same mark. In the buying of tol- lt goods Tou cannot be too careful; but the buying of them at this store saves you lots trouble on that score.

We take care of that for you; We see that no harmful adulterants enter Into the oomnoBttton of any toilet goods sold here. Marsh's name Is aTgn of quality at reasonable prices. 'Watch next add for some prices. Saturday Candy fresh Friday for Sunday 29c. per pound.

MARSH DRUG COMPANY. Let Us Send a Stove Qr Range on Approval So great is our confidence in our stoves and ranges that we wrll them to your home on approval. Over 30 different samples of ranges and 20 different heaters to select from. Ranges from $22,50 to Heaters from $5 00 to.