Alton Evening Telegraph du lieu suivant : Alton, Illinois • Page 2

1 PAGE 2. K. Special Values at VanPreter's This Week New Spring Goods of AH Kinds On Display Here At Special Prices Men's Summer Union Suits 50c. to $2.00 Boy's Summer Union Suits 25c. and 50c.

Men's Shirts and Drawers and 50c. Boy's Light Colored Waists 25c. to 50c. Spring 50c. to $2.00 Men's Dress $3.00, $3.50 and $1.00 Boy's Spring Caps and 50c.

Ladies' Muslin' Drawers and 50c. Ladies' Muslin Gowns and $1.00 Ladies' Muslin Skirts $1.00 Ladies' Corsel and 50c. Ladies' Princess Slips $1.50 and $2.00 Ladies' House Dresses 98c. Children's and 50c. Children's Wash Dresses and $1.00 Ladies' Gauze and 25c.

New Dress and 12 1-2c. Ladies' Summer Union Suits and 50c. Extra Large Bed Sheets 49c. Ladies' pretty 50c. to $1.50 Ladies' Silk Hose 25c.

to $1.50 New lol Embroideries to $1.00 yard Boy's School Shoes $1.25 to $2.50 Boys' Good and 25c. Girl's Shoes and Oxfords $1.00 to $2.00 Girl's Fine Hosiery 25c. Boys' Sprink Suits $2.00 to $8.50 Men's Spring Suits $10.00 to $25.00 Ladies' Spring Suits $10.00 to $20.00 Ladies' Spring $5.00 to $15.00. Ladies' New. $1.98 to $7.50 Men's Fancy Hose 25c.

Ladies' Salin $2.00 Boys' Knickerbocker Pants 50c. to $2.00 Special lot of Umbrellas at 98c. Ladies' Summer Union Suits and 50c. Men's. Muslin Night Shirts $1.00 THE WEST BIG THIRD 64.0 Vanpreler MERCANTILE STORE STREET WOOD RIVER.

Play Queen Esther Will: Be Rendered at School. Tha entitled Esthor" bo, rendered off the ovenhig of April 23 at the Wood River public school. It le play and will be given for the bonent of a pictura fund for rooms 2 and 8 of the Wood Rivor -school. An. ico cream social will be hold In, connoction.

Nates. A party was hold Inst night at the home of Miss Hazel Thompson. Thore woro about thirty persons prosent. Refreshments wore 'gorved and a pleasant time was had until a lato hour. The Ladies' Ald Society of Union church met in tho church basement today, A mooting of the Wood River school -board, was hold last night to arrango, for the election of rector.

to ba held April 19. No candidato has been announced but it. la supposed that A. K. Whitclaw, whose torm expires Qua year, will 1 bo (L August Strass of Alton und TWELVE Cars Daily Each Way Between Alton and Jerseyville Round Trip Fare 65c On Palatial New Interurban cArs of A.

J. P. Ry. Leave Leave Alton Jersoyville 6:00 m. 6:10 7:40 m.

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11:05 p.m. 10:25 p. m. Express Service At Freight Rates. All classes of frolgut in less than var lots will be car.

ried by A. J. P. express care between Alton and Jerseyville and all way points. Freight can be left at the orpress room, fu Schlouter Bid's, 613 Belle street.

Express cara loave Alton 9 m. sud :8:80 p. m. TICKET OFFICE In Alton 308 Belle St. Telephones Dell 19, Kip 951-L TAT Neighborhood EAST ALTON Wood Itiver People Win At East Alton Euchre, Wood River carried Away the honors at the big euchre which was held in tho Henry Hall in East Alton Inst night for the benefit of thie East Alton Mre.

M. F. Manning of Wood River won the frat ladies' prize and C. W. Nichols of Wood River won the first gentlemen's prize.

There were ovor 1 8 hundred people present, among whom were people from Wood River, Edwardsville and Alton. Twenty tables wore set. The procoeds of the affair will go towards the benefit of tho East Alton band. Notes. A mecting of the village council was held last night, but it was adjourned because of the euchre party.

held in the Honry Hall. Mrs. William Buese non loft yesterday for Los Angeles, to spend a few weeks with relatives. Dr. and Mrs.

A. Don Stocker ot were in East Alton last night lo attend the euchre. Ben Paddock was attacked by a large black and white dog 88 he WV8 on his way from the grocory store yesterday afternoon. He had a hard light with the dog, but succoded in battling him off, and escaped from being injured, although part of his clothes were torn. Miss Rose Collins of Chicago 18 a guest at the home of Mr, and Mrs.

John Glass, L. J. Lawrence has recovered from his recent Illness. John Thomas has gone to Edwardevllle, where he was called to serve on the Jury. Engineer C.

A. Shepherd of Edwardsville was 2 visitor in East Alton yesterday. Mrs. Louisa Ringering of DorHoy 'Station has been called Dast Alton by tho of hor. daughter, Mrs.

H. J. Jutting. John Titchonal went to Fosterburg yesterday to attend the funer: al of Mr. Kellom.

Tho road leading past Smith's Luko 18 badly flooded and are having considerable: trouble in getling over. the road, wit commodations are The high tone of the placo will be maintained and in every way possible Mfr. Rellly will make the: theater 'a. success in every way. He- believes that' Alton needs such an amusement place and that they will support his efforts 'to make.

tho entortainment cloan and attractive. Mr. and Mra. Chas. Beall have moved from their home on Brown, street to the Beall homestend Henry street.

Card of Thanks. Wo, wish to extond to and friends our heratfelt thanks for kindnesos shown us durIng tho illness and at the death of Mia. Robert Hitt. Also for the many beautiful floral offerings. Mr.

Robert Hitt and fumily, FOR -2 nicoly furnished rooms for gontlemou in strictly dern home, 502 State street, 'phone, Boll 760.. Advertise In the Telegraph. INTERNAL BATHS For ills. of tho stomach, Intostines, headaches, constipation and the doudly appendicitia. Drugs may relieve for EL while, but colebrated physlclans all over the world are now recommonding the L.

Cascado." INTERNAL BATHS The treatmont for A perinanout return to porfect health. Have now the B. 1. Cascade" on exhibition. Barth's Pharmacy, northwest corner Second and Market street, Ask booklet, "Why Man of Today 19 Only 50 Por vent.

Effielent." NORTH SIDE. Old Mag. le Dead. "Old Mag" was' white mule belonging to Henry Frazier formerly of the 'Orntton road, now forming tho Bierman place In Madison atreet. Mag had a team-mate named Jackn brother--and ho was while, too.

Tho team of mules were known for miles and miles around the country in Jersoy, Calhoun and Madison ties and thoy were never known to become unduly excited. They never were, forgetful enough to gO faster than EL small's 'pace and nothing on earth they faced scared 1licm into running 'Jack died two years ago at the ago 82 yours, and Mag kicked the bucket peacefully a few days ago. She was 32 years old alPO when she died. She never got over Jack's death entirely, Mr. Frazier gayB, She had no teeth and was fed "soft" of the timo Mr.

Frazier, raised of. the mules and knows their ego us given above de, correct. Am 8 foot. deep hole way dug on the farm and Mag. was placed Into it.

"white mules" wore looked for In parts of Jersey County much after tho manner folks at EL lonely town logk for flie coming of the only dally train' and they will be missed not only in Jersey county but nearer home, in Godfrey and Alton. Practicing for the Encampment. Constable Whi. Boyd of Godfrey township has been noticed lately wearing strapped. around his shoulders a army canteen when on his trips through the country to preserve the peace or save the pleces.

He wore canteen, all during the Robellion and the 'water from it helped save the lives of both wounded "Rebs" and "Yanks" for Constable Body wAs always generous and always shared with the suffering soldiors. who might be without water when he ran neross them. Mr. Boyd and lits will ho present in Alton all during the 'G. A.

Roncamp-, ment, to help make it a success. North Gets Help- Nit- Another Policeman. Well, the North Side gots something anyway' from the will help the tan who -got It dt. lenst. Harry Parker, ex mayor of: North Alton.

and represontative of tho Golden Star' Club has- been appointed to 11 position on the: police force. Prop. erty, owners wito have been damaged and are yet boing damaged by the acts of some members of the adminIstration can see pourelief In sight except appealing. to the courts. Notes.

Miss Hattie Cope had a birth antiversary yesterday tho occasion was observed very, pleasantly Inst, evening at the Cope home on Elm strect by a party of her young friends. The unusements were many and really enjoyablo and fine rofreshments were served. Miss Cope recolved somo handsomo presents and many congratulations tun good wishes. Tree gurgeons and sprayers are numerous in thin vicinity and if any guilty insect escapos dit will not ba the fault of the tree tinkerors. One of the oldest, orchardists in this part of the country says 'that the modern methods of pruning and spraying troos is what la killing them.

The method ho soys kills: fer moro trees and ronders more of them. barren then Inaccts do. Whon trees wero allowed to grow as naturo directed! them to grow, barring a littlo thinning out of unnecessary "we always had fruit," ho says. George Ontle has roturned from a visit in Graftor with, relatives, Some shell diggers with. their outfits arrived yesterday from Illinois rivor sections and are getting ready to start business 'm the Hop Hollow diggings.

Peter Musculi has purchased two houses on State' street, Cliff from Frod Lovedy "of St. Louts. The (Continued on Page 3.) The New UPPER ALTON. PICTURE SHOW OPENS WITH BIG CRWOD. Quatoga Theater Packed Full 'on Opening Night and Standing Room Was Scarce, 1913.

The opening of the Ouatoga Theater last night was a great event in Upper Alton, and the peoturned out well. to attend the ple in the town of first 'entertalnment that kind. The attendance was very to Manager James J. gratifying Reilley, and from the way the show started out It will cortainly DO a great thing for Upper Alton and IL paying investment for those who their money into it. It is have put said there were 600 people attended the show during the evening on the opening day.

The first show opened 'up with an attendance of 400. The now show house seats 360 people and the mannger counted those standing in the rear and there were 54 at one thine who did not have geats. The rear, part of the theater has not furnished with seats but' it will be as soon AB it becomes necessary. Manager, Reliley says he will put on different pictures every night and that he has A fine one for this evening. W.

Clark, proprietor of the bullding, deserves great credit for the manner In which he has turnished the Upper picture house. While he had. several bad set-backs during the construction of the big building, he finally came out all right, and has got an elegant bulldIng that adds greatly to Upper He wIll no doubt realize payIng dividends from his new venture. Theological Student. Will Leave.

J. L. Gilbert of Raymond, a theological student of College, who recently WAS married at Raymond, and camo here to complote lig study for the ministry, has been very ill' the last week with the measles at' hig home on Crawford avenue. Mr. and Mrs.

Gilbert have been occupying the Gore house. Since 'he has been sick Rev. Mr. Gilbert has changed his plans and as soon as he recovers he will move back to Raymond and will not stay in the school the remainder of the year. Mrs.

Worden Doing Nicely, Friends of Mrs. Grant will be glad to know that she is getting along, nicely and prospects are that there will be no serious developments resulting from her accident of Sunday night when she fell on tho stops at the Lathy Wug: goner residenco and broke her left arm. Mr. and Mrs. Worden had beon attending the evening service at the Methodist Church and had stopped after church at the Waggoner home.

As they started away it was very dark and Mrs. Worden missed her footing and foll on the steps. Dr. G. K.

Worden has been altending her and the physician says she is doing as well as could be expected. To Attend School Meeting at: Champaign. President 'George M. Potter of Shurtleft College left this morning for Champaign, whero he will tend a mecting of the heads of col-: leges and preparatory schools of, Illinols. Mr.

Potter will be away over Sunday as he has An engagment to fill a pulpit Sunday there, and he will return to tho school the first of the week. Difficulty in Delivering Coul. The unpaved In Uyper Alton are mud stroets now, and tho' condition of the streets is so bad that heavy hauling de almost sin imposstbillty just now. The cold weather and rain -caused tho cdal Hair Tonic and Ayer's healthy. Hair Vigor keeps the scalp clean Promotes growth.

Checks falling. Does not color. Ask Your Doctor. 1. 0.

Ayer Lowell. Men a Idea Manure Spreader The New Idea is the machine with the reputation. The New Idea is absolutely gearless, it has TWO CYLINDERS, We can furnish you any size, Call and see the machine al the an 4th Whene Kim. State 108. Streets Alton Co.

Transfer 4. Moore Grove are prepared to serve customers in Middletown with Sanitary Bottled Milk from our ow cows. Phone us for sample bottle. Kinloch phone 2024-2 Special attention given to milk for babies. FIG DIAMONDS.

Dainty cakes, light and froah, crowned with pure fig preserves and frosting. Just from the oven. Such delicious cakes will delight: the folks at' home. P. M.

STALDER, Home Bakery, 1642 Washington Kin. 733. the last few days to in dealers rush, of orders. Heavy loads de coal were "stalled yesterday afternoon oh' several different streets in Upper Alton, and coal dealers were sending their teams to different parts of town to help out others who were in trouble, Just one look at the mud streets now will quickly convince any one that every street In Upper Alton that is not paved at present should bo paved before. the year ends.

M. 12. Choir Entertained, The members of the Upper Alton Methodist church choir, and also some young people who assisted the choir with their Easter music, were entertained last evening at the home of Mre. Lathy Waggonor on College avenue. The evening was spent at various amusements, refreshments were served and all had a good time.

Hauling Hock to Repair Overflow Damage. Highway Commissioner Elmer Groshan commenced work this atternoon with a force of mon and teams hauling rock to the "forks. of the road" cast of Upper. Alton to repair the road where Wood River washed out the road during the two recent overflows. When Wood.

River goes on a rampage the current passes down just in front af the old Forkyville saloon. building instead of in the creek and the roads badly damaged. Large holes were washed and it will require much rip rap to fill them up. After the holes are filled with rip rap Mr. Groshan will cover the entire road there with.

macadam, Force of Men Goes to the Bottom: Contractor O. M. Eldor and his force of men left this afternoon for the county east of Edwardsville crossing where he has some big contracts to fulfil. The work to be done by Mr. Eldor is for the three Pong brothers and will aggregate $15,000 or more.

Three large houses and two big farm barns are in the contract. Mr. Elder said he would use a largo number of men and that he wants to get all the jobs started at once. No Spring Festivities By I. A.

The V. I. A. had some claborate plans for spring festivities to take place some time during May, but at their mocting yesterday it was docided to reconsider, and to make no attempt to carry out theso plans. The reasons for this decision are the absenco of the President, and othor considerations which will interfere with the carrying out.

of the plans. But the abandonment of the Flower festival does not moan that the V. I. A. will be idle this spring.

for they have other plans which wore discussed yesterday, and will be put In' operation later in the season. The dotails of the street sprinkling arrangeents were discussed, and a list of subscribers was begun. 'The la-: dios ask that all porsons along the paved streets who wish to participate in tho benefits of the V. I. A.

water wagon this summer, will kindly leave orders with Mr. Prank Sargont or Ming Nellie B. Hovey. Notes. Mrs.

Chuuncoy Clapton is quite ill at the family home on Salu atrept. Fucha Brothora, propriatora of tho now Clawson street businoss houso, havo purctusod a fino new delivery wagon for 180 in tho grocory and morchandise business. The ladies or tho Methodist church attonded an all-day sowing hold youterday at the homo of Mra. Daubman on Main streot. The ladion, aro proparing to told a sale In the nour future and they worked yoster- (Continued on Page 3.) "CASE SPECIAL" And ARABIAN FATS -atHOVEY'S.

Nessolrode chocolate, cream, per quart 40c, mille pream, per quart and 30c. Strawberry BIDE YOUR TIME. Who bides his time and day by day Faces defeat full patiently And lift mirthful roundelay, poor his fortunes be, He will not fail in any qualm Of poverty; the paltry dime will grow golden in his palm Who bides his time. Whitcomb Riley. Classified Department wore gucety of Mr.

and Mrs. Philip Harr today. Many from Wood River went to Alton last night to attend the cuchro given for tho benefit of the East Alton band. Hendrick has returned from. Peters.

Station, whoro he. has been bulling straw. Clifford. Sweet and family havemoved from Alton, to, Wood lUver. Soveral londs of lumber for tho 'new Reuter barn' were hauled.

today from tho Rieth lumbior yard. Mrs. 15. M. Clark of Alton, was the guest of, Crends.

In Wood River yes. terday. Joseph Bosoncito, who. was struck 'about IL montli ago by 'a' train in Wood River has returned from St. Joseph's hospital.

He sustained sovoral fractured ribs. Charles Sullivan has recovered, from his prolonged illness. SOCIETY WOMEN'S HAIR. A Simplo Troatment That Will Make It Truly Fascinating. Barth' Pharmacy Guarantocs it.

Nowadays evory up-to-date woman has radiant hair, What a foolish croaturo al woman would be if who lost the opportunity to add to hor attractions. Yot in Amorica today there are "hurdroda thousands of women with harsh, faded charactorloss hair who do not mako any atompt to Itprove It. In Paris most women have beautiTul hair, and in Aomrica all woman who use Parisian Sago have lustrous and luxuriant hair, And any woman reador of the Evening Telegraph can have attractivo and lustrous hair in a few duy's imo by using this groat hair rejuve-: nator, Parisian Sago. Burth'e Pharmacy sollg large bottle for 50 cents and guarantoe, it to banish dandruff, stop falling hair 'and itching scalp in two wooks or money back. Parisian Sage is 411 ideal hair tonte, not sticky or greasy.

druggists in overy town in Amorica: QUATOGA A PRETTY THEATRE. Opening In Upper Alton, Last Eventug, brow Imponso Crowd and Manager Reilly is Ploused. Munugor Jim Roilly, of the Ouutoga theatro In Upper Alton, was delighted with the turn out that ohservod the formal Mr. Rollly bolloves that Uppor Alton appreciato tho enterprise thnt promplod the procting of the now amusoment place and that they will by liberal fu their support, at loust lin had good reason to think so af. tar the showing made on the openLous.

Tho now theater is hell- Asthma! Asthma! POPHAM'S ASTHMA REMEDY gives instant reliof and sp absolute cure In' all' cases of Asthma: End Hay Fover. Sold by mell on raouipt of price $1.00, Trial Package by mall 10. cents. WILLIAMS MFG. Prepa.

Cleveliads WANTED. WANTED: -Good farm hand, married man preferred. Good pay. Call 628 Kinloch. for general housework, 720 E.

Third street. -20 young ladies to visit homes in Alton and secure permission for quarters for G. A. R. delegates and ladies.

Reasonablo pay. Illini Apply G. A. R. 'headquarters, hotel, between 10 and 12 o'lock.

--20 young ladies to visit homes in and secure permission for quarters for G. A. R. delegates and Reasonable pay. Illini Apply hotel, G.

A. R. headquarters, between 10 and 12 o'clock. WANTED; -6 laborers by the Stoneware Pipe at East Alton, wages 'Board $3 Te: A girl for general housework, 433 Bluff street. Bell phono 820.

WANTED--Boarders at 614 Alby st. WANTED: -Position as an assistant draughtsman, clerical work or in some shipping room. Best of reference given. Address W. W.

care of Y. M. A. FOR RENT. FOR rooms and bath, hot wator.

gas. and electric light; newly papered and painter. 2 minutes from Intorurban city cars. 5 minutes from depot. to W.

F. Hoppe, 110 W. 3rd street. FOR -New 6-room, dern bouse, paved street, paid $3,000. For further particulars inquire 1016 Elliott avenue.

FOR RENT: -2. furnished rooms for -light housekeeping. Apply 228 W. 7th 'street. FOR RENT 8-room nouse.

All -conveniences, 319: Prospect streat, call 614 Summit street or 607-L Kinloch. FOR house, all conveniences. Apply to J. M. Peltfen berger, No.

102 west Third street. FOR RENT: furnished rooms for light housekeeping. All lences; E. Second street. FOR RENT: --6 room house with two porches, water in pantry, one agre of ground.

Rent $10.00 por month. Apply L. 8. Dunnegan, 20th and Alton FOR store rOOms, 706 g. And atrest.

FOR SALE. FOR SARD: One wator power washing machine, almost now; ut 810. Liborty, street. FOR SALE: -Good rubber tired storm buggy, Will sell for $12. Apply G.

J. Beck, 510 Dello, street. FOR BALD NOW 1913 automocheap. Apply tins FOR SALE your old: W. Con- W.

stanero, standard brod. horse, "Upper Alton, Kin. 644. FOR BAUD One No. 4 Underwood one 3 Oliver ty Pitta Hamill.

Fouldonce, brink modern con Apply Mry. M. Trude, 836 Stuto Ml: FOR BALD Lathe. now 9-Inch 8 etaleks: foot power. sot.

Fred Foster, full of tools; Box Nor 06, Dant Alton. house, Phinner TE Also 4-r00m FORE Modern 6-100m house. Wolds add Call 505-X inquire Ar kios, avenue FOR TO old MoKse pro perty on feat And at 160; 5 room weak with frontage bousp and. Apply W. Witenn, 1810 FOR.

SALES room house, street. cor nor lot, blook from Second car. A.