Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 16

PAGE SIXTEEN ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH TUfiSDAV, JULY 11, 1901 Obituaries Mrs. Steiger Jenkins Infant Alter, have wrsrcl vhr death ol David Jod son of the Rev. tint Mrs. William T. Jenkins of formerly of Alton TV died Monday, 24 after birth.

Thr Rrv Jenkins, who is pas- t0r of Baptist Church a( Gains- viHe, Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ttwnws Jenkins of 3310 Badley St. The maternal grandfather of the baby, George Sutton. also resides in Alton.

of Futures Range Strong to Weak Mrs. Agusta Steiger. who made her home for the past 11 CHICAGO grain fu years with a ron. Leroy. at 730 Washington died at 2:05 p.

Monday in St. Anthony's Hospital. She was 70. Mrs. Steigcr had been in ill health since last September, but hospitalized only eight hours previous to her death.

A daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hendricks. she was born 1891. at New Athens.

She was married Jan. 3, hires market ranged from strong to wrak today as dealers worked toward evpning up commitments in advance of the government's July crop report to be issued after the close of trading. Other Justice Districts In State Report Deficit EDWARDSV1LLE The deficit experienced in operation of Madion County's five new of the peace districts In their first five weeks of existence is merely an echo of results from other counties in the state, a represent alive of the Illinois Court Administrator reported here Monday af- A son of the Rev.i 91(1 H. Steiger and fol- and Mrs. Jenkins d.ed 18 th they re- ago while with his par-( ents in Alton.

His death was duel sided in St. Louis. After the death of her husband to an injury' incurred in a fall from a tricycle. The Rev. and Mrs.

Jenkins are parents of another child. Jane, 5. Mrs. Charles Gibbons, the maternal grandmother of David Joel, resides in Los Calif. in 1924.

she returned to New Athens and later went to Gillespie where she helped rear eight nieces and nephews that had been left motherless by the death of Mrs. Steiger's sister. She is survived by three daughters. Mrs. Martha Campbell and Mrs.

Harold Klucker. Belleville; i Mrs. Robert Rohr. New Athens; for today at Gainsville. Miss Linnan Committal rites wert scheduled i two sons.

William. Gillespie, and Leroy. Alton: a niece, Mrs. John Slaughter. Wood River, who had been reared in the Steiger home; a brother.

Thomas Hendricks, 10 grandchildren. The body is at Gent Chapel i "-here friends may call after 7 Hospital, where she had been 8 Wedncsd panent since May. momjng Miss Linnan. whose home 0 Hull ra i HoniEi Nett at 830 E. 5th came to Alton Miss Julia A.

Linnan died at' Wheat, corn and nearby' soy jternoon. brans moved up well over a centj ciell Woods of Springfield, a a bushel in spots on buying des-jSangamon County Justice of the eribed largely as short covering. I peace who has been giving volun- Scattered light rainfall in the I assistance to state court ad- beans moved up well over a centlministrator Albert J. Hnrno. a bushrl in spots on buying des-tin ironing out problems con- cribod largely as short covering, fronting newly-elected justices of Scattered light rainfall in throughout Illinois.

it Northern Plains area overnight brought heavier selling of oats and rye and both commodities weakened. Carlot grain receipts were esti mated at: wheat 22 cars, corn 141. oats 7, rye none, barley 3. soybeans 2. 102 counties, made the observation here at a conference Monday afternoon with the five new Madison County justices.

Former U. of I. Dean Harno is former dean of the University 1 of Illinois Law School. In his own county. Sangamon.

which has four justice of the peace Miw. wunin co leL ions No 3 yellow l.lo- state capital turned in sufficient fees to meet operating costs CHICAGO (AP) No only two justices both oats or soybean sales. Corn No 2JwUhin territory comprising the yellow 1.17-18: No 4 yellow I.l2-15' a No 5 yellow 1.09-llVi; sample grade yellow 1.06*4. Soybean oil Barley, malting choice 1.20 feed 82-92 n. 3 District justice) and Harry E.

Hartmnn of Vlnce (serving the district comprising the Tri- Cities area) have been on hand to act on rases arising at night. The two justices have handled a large per cent of the volume of justice court cases in the county during the weeks since the new system became operative late in April. Initial reports of the five Madison County justices of the peace, who took office April 26. showed they failed to meet expenses of their $500 monthly salary and operating costs by margin of nearly 50 per cent for the five weeks through May 31. County Auditor John L.

Kray. nak. who participated in the conference, has estimated the five justice districts should earn nn average of $1.000 monthly in court costs turned over to the county to meet expenses. Kraynak hns indicated a "big Big Horn Wants No New Post Office BIG HORN, Wyo. (AP) Thp folks In Washington can scrap their plans for a new post office bviildtng in this northern Wyoming community, thanks.

Big Horn's 100 hardy residents say they like things just as they are, with the post office operating out of the corner grocery store. They advised the state's con gressional delegation of their opinions. The lawmakers in turn asked the Post Office Department to cancel its call for bids on the proposed new building. DAKAR Senegal's peanut crop totalled 990,000 tons. ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 CARD OF THANKS FAY G.

wish to extend our sincere thanks to our friends, relatives, and neighbors for their kind expreslons of sympathy and their beautiful floral offerings during our recent her eavement. Our thanks to the Rev. Stneckel. the casket bearers and others who gave their assistance In our hour of need. Sister, husband, son and family.

during the early weeks of 1.10- operation of the new system. Woods said. Some counties are paying their justices of the peace a was anticipated as the new system continues and the latest report of Dist. 3 Justice Berry, for June, showed 51.217 due Madison County in court costs for the past month, as compared CHICAGO (API- Thursday at 2 fun fit the age of 6 with her parents, i the late Mr. and Mrs.

John Lin-1 nan. She was born at Pierce City, Athens? Burial Mo jwill be in New Athens Cemetery. Miss Linnan was a member ofj St. Patrick's parish. She also was a member of the RoyaJ Neighbors lodge.

Surviving is her brother. John. Her only other survivors are Ann Kellenbei'ger and Mrs. Ella Droste. The body will be at Staten Fu- Wheat High Low Prev.

Gose close Wilsomille Baby Dies of Burns in Home BUNKER HILL A 10-month- neral Chapel where friends may Usonville gj Jan ie Ussery, call after 7 p.m., Wednesday. The Rosary will be recited at the chape) at 8 p.m., Thursday. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Ussery. died Monday at 8:25 p. 4 m. in St.

Francis Hospital, LJtch- Funeral services will be at of a.m.. Friday, at St. Patrick's Church, and burial will be in St. Patrick's Cemetery. Mrs.

Grizzle Mrs. Bertha Grizzle. 62. of 3107 Hillcrest died Monday at 1:45 p. in Barnes Hospital, St.

Louis, where she had been a patient following an operation July 3, for a brain tumor. She entered the hospital June 29. Mrs. Grizzle, an employe of Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp, in the metallic loading department for 20 years, had been in failing health for two years, but had continued at work until shortly before entering the hospital. The former Bertha Sprich, Mrs.

Grizzle was born in St. Louis, Jan. 28, 1899. a daughter of Mrs. Bertha Sprich.

and the late Frank Monday at the Ussery home. Mrs. Florence Marie Ussery, 30. her mother suffered burns about her head when she attempted to rescue Janie from the burning kitchen of their home. Mrs.

Ussery is a patient in the Utch- field hospital where her condition was reported as fair. Mrs. Ussery was in the yard of her home when the fire broke out. She ran into the house and snatched the baby from her crib. After getting outside and upon finding her hair in flames.

Mrs. Ussery became hysterical and ran. A neighbor, Eml was was attracted by Mrs. Ussery's screams and he tore the burning clothing from Janie'i, body. Firemen theorized that fumes from a gas water heater ignited and in turn ignited gasoline in a Sprich.

She was married in 1917 can in which paint brushes were in Jerseyville to Elmer Grizzle, being soaked. Her hsband preceded her in The fire was confined to the death. kitchen of the Ussery home by Mrs. Grizzle was a member of Wilsonville volunteer fire depart- Bethel Baptist Church, in County, and belonged to the West-! Surviving the baby in addition erner Club. She is survived by her mother, who resides in Alton: a daughter, Mrs.

Aden Miller, Alton: two sons, Joseph E. Jerseyville. and Frank. Alton: six grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. her mother and father, are a sister, Jaylene Ussery; a step brother.

Curtis Garrett, and stepsister. Sharon Garrett; her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Davis, Bunker Hill, and paternal grandparents', Mr. and The body is at Gent Chapel Mrs.

Everett Ussery, Wilsonville. where services will be conduct-jShe also leaves three great-grand- ed Thursday at 2 p. by thej mothers. Rev. Todd Taylor.

Burial will bej The body is at Jacoby-Wise Fuin Valhalla Memorial Park. neral Home, Bunker Hill. Friends may call at the chapel Services will be conducted after 7:30 p. today. Thursday at 2 p.

by the Rev. (Gene Thrasher at First Assembly of God Church. Friends may call at the funeral! Jul Sep Dec Mar May Corn Jul Sep Dec Mar May Oats Jul Sep Dec Mar May Rye Jul Sep Dec Mar May 1.905* 1.93 7 1.92% 1.93V* 1.92'St 2.00% 1.98^s 2.00H 1.98«4 2.05% 2.04 2.05 a 2.04 'k 2.07H 2.06 2.07'-i 2.06 1.15% 1.14% 1.15'i 1.14% 1.19M) l.lS's 1.19 1.18 1.23 1.21*4 1.22 3 1.22 1.27' i 1.26»s 1.27V* 1.26% 1.30'i 1.29% 1.30 1 1.29% SHlarv of only S600 monthly.I wllh his initial five-week turn- with'expense allowance limit over of 337 ed to $15 each, and in other) counties there is no provision! for expenses. Woods noted. He asserted that the new system established in April under authorization of the state legislature with counties paying the salaries of justices of the peace elected by districts is a "big improvement" under the longstanding arrangement where justices of the peace were elected by townships and derived their compensation entirely from -72 's -73U -76U .79 .78 7 .79 3 1.37 1.3414 1.36 1.36U 1.39 1.351* 1.38 1.39 i .1.4014 1.38 1.39 1.41 1.44 1.4U4 1.43 1.44 1.43 "i.39% 1.41'ii 1.43 4 fees collected.

Soybeans Jul 2.66^ 2.6k 2.66V4 2.62 Sep 2.5C?i 2.54 a i 2.55 3 i 2.55V; Nov 2.5V 2.49?4 2.50*; 2.50V4 Jan 2.55'i 2.54',a 2.55 2.55 Mar 2.59',i, 2.5S& 2.59V4 2.59V4 May 2.621s 2.6114 2.6214 2.62 Livestock Prices At East St. Louis NATIONAL STOCKYARDS, III. Hogs U.S. No 1-2 185-230 Ib barrows and gilts 18.60-85; 120 head No 1-2 220 Ib 19.00; mixed No 1-3 and 2-3 180 240 Ib 18.35 up; some uniform No 1-3 lots to 18.75; few No 2-3 250 Ib 18.25; mixed grade 140 170 Ib 17.50-175; 100-130 Ib pigs 11.50-14.75; -No 1-3 sows 400 Ib down 15.00-16.00, large share 15.75 down: over-400 Ib down mostly No 2-3 13.50-14.75;. few No 1-3 tc 15.00: boars over 250 Ib 11.25-50; lighter weights 12.25-50.

Cattle 4,000, calves 500; choice Ib slaughter steers 22.5023.00; part load choice 925 Ib 23.25; mixed high good and low choice 22.25-50; bulk good 20.5022.00; standard and low good 19.50-20.00; utility 18.00-19.00; load choice 900 Ib slaughter heifers 22.50; high good and choice 22.00- J5; bulk good 20.50-21.75; utility tiul standard 17.00-20.00; utility ind commercial cows 14.50-15.90 ew 16.00; winners and cutters 12.50-15.00; shelly canners 10.00 12.00; utility' and commercial bulls 17.50-19.50; few head 20.00; can- wrs and cutters 15.00-17.50; good and choice 700-800 Ib stocker air I home aftei 3 p. Wednesday. I fef dei steers 20.50-J2.00: medium I land good 1S.OU-20.50: good and choice vcalers 23.00-27.00; high choice and prime 27.00-28.00: Services llelu 'standard and low good 18.00-23.00: Funeral services were i ull utility 1.100-18.00; good ed Mondav in North Prairie Im- dloi( -slaughter calves 18.00- "The big problem." Woods told reporters after the conference, "is to have justices available when needed, especially at night." That has been the experience in this county, also, but as a result of the con- ferecne here Monday afternoon, the five justices in attendance voted to have at least one of their members available at night to handle court cases. The five justices of the peace, George M. Berry of Alton (No.

jmtmuel Methodist Church for Jute Hako of Hoyleton, father of Mrs. 23.00: utility and standard M.OO- i 18.00. News of Stocks Market Moves Irregularly NEW YORK stock market moved irregularly in moderate trading late this afternoon. Volume for the day was estimated at 3 million shnres compared with 3.18 million Monday. While most changes of key stocks were small there was an assortment of wide moves either way.

An early rally by airlines began to turn spotty in late trading. General Dynamics, up more than 2, was about the best in the missile group. Texaco spurted about 2 points following stockholder approval of me 2-for-l stock split and declara lion of a higher dividend. Reynolds Tobacco, Zenith, American Machine Foundry. Texas Instruments and Avnet Electronics all dropped about 2 points.

Gains of about a point were posted by Merck, American Tobacco. C'hesapake Ohio, Air Reduction and U.S. Steel. American Telephone, Inlerna- ional Nickel and Union Carbide were up slightly. Prices on the American Stock Exchange were thoroughly mixed.

Corporate and U.S. government ijunds were mixed. W. Pernicka Funeral Rites Held Today 2 Members of District 7 Staff Resign EDWARDSVILLE The resig nations of Miss Mary Ann Smola, secretary at the New LeCIaire School, and Robert Gurley, Language Arts-Social studies teacher at Edwardsville Junior High School, were accepted Monday evening at the regular meeting of the Board of Education, Edwardsville Community Schools, District 7, held at Hadley House. Employment of Mrs.

Wilma Juanita Anderson to teach Latin. in the junior and senior high schools was approved by the Board. Mrs. Anderson is a graduate of Southern Illinois University and has attended Oregon State College and Fresno State College. She has 13 years of teaching experience.

A report of the fire loss which in the high school shop (area May 26, 1961 of $709.06 was read by H. G. Brockmeier and accepted by the board. The board voted to purchase three sewing machines from Singer Sewing Machine Granite City, at a cost of S312.25, which figure includes trade-in of the old machines, and approved the purchase of furnace oil as needed during the school year. Consideration of other purchases, including electric typewriters, foundry supplies and music in- WE WISH TO grate fu! thanks and appreciation to our many friends and neighbors for sifts, cards, flowers and oth er expressions of kindness shown us during our recent Bereavement.

Mrs. Elizabeth Scott and Family IN LOVING MEMORY IN MEMORY: Our little son and daughter, Kenny and Pedsy Williams. They left this world 7 years ago today. We miss your smiling faces and pleasant ways, said: "Suffer little chllren to come unto me." And such Is the kingdom of God. So we know, you are with Jesus.

Sadly missed by father, mother, brothers, sisters and all who loved them. PERSONALS TO TAKE PICTURES ON YOUR VACATION RENT A CAMERA Color movie, or Polaroid) from FOSTER'S DRUG STORE "ALTON'S PHOTO CENTER" 23U E. Broadway. CALL HO 5-258S TO RESERVE YOURS. SOCIETIES and LODGES FRANKLIN LODGE NO.

25. meetlna, Tuesday. July 11. 7 p.m. Work in first degree.

Visiting brethren welcome. Refreshments. L. E. GILLE1 AND.

W.M. ANNOUNCEMENTS 11 NOTICES information con- cernins accident oft Hiihwar 140. 2 miles west of Metdowbrook on June 20 at 7 a.m. Please contact Richard M. Marshall.

Woodland 11858. Phone collect. LOOK better and reel better. Rent or buy a Manic Belt. re lleves minor and paint, re duces and control! your fliure.

Free notre demonstration. Rental may apois on purchan. CENTRAL SBWINO SUPPLY CU 14 W. Broadway HO 2-5214 POWER SPRAYING Tree Experienced workmea. satisfaction guaranteed.

Free estimates. HO 2-0811. HA RIDERS RIDE Worker from 810 W. St. Louis East Alton to Olln Madison Brass Mill.

Man on days starting July 10. CL 4-8021L EMPLOYMENT HELP AN 1 tO ACCOUNTANT. Jr. or Ex perlenced Time Keeper and Pay roll Clerk. Field Representative, Television Repair, Insurance Agent, Engineers.

Others to $650 mo. American Employment, 205 Plasa. APPRENTICE BARBER wanted. Mineral Springs Hotel Barber Shop. and truck not work ing to Junk, HO 5-5217.

WE HAVE NEED for a man age 2545 to handle an established Insur ance debit In Alton Area. Experience not essentall. we train. Must be ambitious, well recommended by former employer and wanting to live at high standard. Promotions, come fast for the man who qualifies.

Better than average starting salary plus commission. This Is not the usual. Write Box 590 Telegraph giving short resuny of self. 18 HELP AVON REPRESENTATIVES wanted for established area. HO 2-4278.

BANK TELLER Cashier. Dicta phone. Clerk Typist. Stenographer. Bookkeeper, Others $325 mo.

American Employment, 205 Piasa. fry cook. Apply In person. The Luncheonette, 102 E. Ferguson.

Wood River. SALESLADIES PART TIME Ready-to-wear experience preferred. Apply ROBERT HALL CLOTHES 2821 Godfrey Road RELIABLE housekeeper. white. Care for invalid.

Live In. Call after 6 p.m. CL 9-2659. WAITRESS Cafe. 1201 Belle St.

No experience neces sary. BUSINESS SERVICE BUS, ANNOUNCEMENT! LAWK MOWERS sprint. tt BUILPINO CONTRACTING BIRCH CABINETS "Let Georae Do It." HO 2-0386 GENERAL CONTRACTING Free estimates, call P. A. Wallace, N.

J. Vail. DECORATING BEST ft Paper hanalnt ft per. Free estimates. Refttonable.

lit class work. CL 4-1780. CUNNINGHAM PAINTING In terlor. exterior, patch plastering, Twenty years' experience. Reil' able.

HO'5-8818. INTERIOR EXTEniOR atlng. Bill Myers. HO decor INTERIOR EXTERIOR Deeofit ing, patch plastering. Removing wallpaper.

No Job too smell. HO 466-2852. AND EXTERIOR me. and doable, conr fous and conscientious service Ph. H() 5-SMS.

PAINTING and carpenter work, reasonable. Call CL 4-2019. PAPER HANGING money. Phone HO H764. tl SiORAUB-MOVINO ACROSS THE STREET ACROSS IHE NATION H.

A. NEVLIN MOVING STORAGE LOCAL LONG DISTANCE en HO 1 ROOMS CLEAN SLEPING ROOMS CL 4-6176. SLEEPING ROOMS For women. Private entrance and bath. St.

Joseph Hospital. HO 5-8374. COLORED Working man. Nice room and bath. HO 2-2436, 6 p.m.

FERGUSON HOTEL ,7 WEST FERGUSON-ln down town Wood River. Steam tra clean. of bath ftc Serta beds, otlvate puiKinu. lobby with TV. Special weekly rstes.

RENTALS APARTMENTS PLAT! NORTH Modem. 9 room unfurnishsd apt. Private entrance and bath. Heat and water furnished, immediate Ho 3-8480. UNFURNISHED 3 fern.

bath, private, available fee immediate occupancy. Vary niea $40 menfh. HO 2-5335. UPSTAIRS 4 and bath. Adults only.

1019 State. HO WOOD RIVER 1 ROOMS, private bath and entrance. Ct 4-81OT WOROEN APARTMENTS I 2 ROOM EPHIC1ENCY. HO 3-4412. FURNISHED APARTMENTS 2 River.

Nice for dingle lady or couple. DU 2 ROOM utilities furnished, except cooking fas. Private entrance. CL 4-76II. 2 ROOM utilities furnished.

Private entrance. 325 Dry at 6 p.m. 2 Utilities furnished. $14.60 weekly. 2428 Sanford Alton.

III. Showing after 4:30 p.m. Phone HO 24426. 2 bath. 2 blocks from glassworks.

HO 8-89M. 2 FURNISHED Pearl and Central. 1 furnished room. 413 Henry. 2 rooms, 1228 Belle.

HO 2-4277, HO 2-72U. 3 ROOM APARTMENT Everything furnished. Call CL 9-6039. 3 Bath, heat and water furnished. Adults.

821 E. 8th. Adults only. 576 Whltelaw, Wood River. CL 4-8754.

furnished, private bath and entrance. ferred. CL. 4-0416. Couple pre- 3 Furnished.

Prl- vnie hath, entrance. Utilities. IB Alton. Cl 9.2100. 3 apt.

Private bath, adjoining S.I.U. FR 2-3145. LARGE SLEEPING ROOM Nicely furnished. Private entrance. 2408 Sanford.

HO 2-0578. ROOM 2 blocks from downtown Wood River. Private entrance. Phone prlvileies. CL ROOMS FOR 58.50 per Includes YMCA privileges.

5-6604. HO SLEEPING gentleman. Modern home. $6 College. HO 2-8507.

SLEEPING ROOM Private entrance. 401 Wood River Wood 3 FURNISHED furnished. $56 mo. 512 Serlng. HO 2-B724.

ROOM FURNISHED bath, private entrance. Private laundry facilities. Adults only. HO 5-6787. .1 ROOM APT hot water Venetian blinds, heat, utilities furnished.

Available July 8th. MS Illinois Kast Alton. CL 9-1977. 3 ROOM bath and entrance Very nice and reasonable. HO to do-some light housekeeping and also to care for! ner semi-invalid.

More for home thani wages. Stay on. Write Box 600. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Telegraph. JERSEYVILLE LODGE 394 AFiAM meeting Tuesday, July 11.

7:30 p.m. Work in second degree. Vistling brethren welcome. Hall air-conditioned. Refreshments.

HOWARD LEE WHITE. W.M. WOOD RIVED LODGE Wednesday. No. 1062.

July 12, 7 p.m. M.M. degree. Refreshments. Visiting brethren welcome.

Lloyd W. Slaughter, W.M. woman for light housekeeping also to care for one lady while recuperating from surgery. HO 5-4381 or HO 5-2656. 19 HELP Male Female ONE FURNISHED light housekecp ins room.

All utilities furnished. HO 2-0108. to Glass Fsclory. Utilities paid. 1426 and 1202 4th St.

HO 2-3568. 4 ROOM Furnished, private bath, all utilities paid 2 small children welcome HO 2-8708. 4 ROOM.S—Second floor, heat and water furnished Private entrance. Adults. On bus line.

715 Henry. HO 2-4188. room apt. 9-2837. room utilities paid.

Like elderly couple. S50 month. 403 Hamilton. Wood River. CL 4-883S.

Counselor, BS degree in Psychology, Sociology or Education. Registered Nurse. Automotive hydromatic transmissions. Sales Engineer, 22-35. degree Mechanical or Industrial Engineering.

Accout- ants Degree. Exterminator. Practical Nurse. Apply in person llli- ois State Employment Service. 87 Henry Alton.

No fee charged. APARTMENTS FLATS apt. Adults only. CL 4-4903 or if no answer call CL 4-5812. UNFURNISHED ROOMS.

$25 mp. Water and light furnished. nry. East Alton. HO 2-3597.

427 2 BEDROOM 1 bedroom ground floor. Heat and water furnished. $50 mo. CL 4-1801. KNOTTY apartment, large windows, very nice, private, closets, cabinets, bath utilities paid.

Adults. $55. 926 Whltelaw. Wood River. CL 4-8379.

3 ROOM large, private. $65. HO 2-3979. All BLACK BILLFOLD Important papers. Vicinity of Eastwood Tavern.

Wood River, or Airline Drive, East Alton. Generous reward if intact. CL 9-1146 19A SALESLADIES 3 ROOM entrance I bath. 212 Main. East Alton.

CL 4-3342. After 5, CL 4-8614. blond CocKer Saniel pup. 4 mos. old.

Vicinity Wood River swimming pool. Answers to name "Taffy." CL 4-0700. liver and white Pointers. Male and female. Glen Garden vicinity.

Reward. CL 4-0003. glasses. White case, dark blue frame with silver rose trim. HO 5-4390.

WE HAVE AN ATTRACTIVE pro- fesional sales position open for the lady who is 25 years of age or older, has access to an automobile, who would like to learn professional selling through a thorough training program. The lady who can qualify will have access to far above average earnings, a company paid insurance program, and a retirement plan. For personal interview ask for Mrs. Foutch or Mrs. Nelson at the Lewis-Clark Motor Lodge.

Thursday. July 13, 3 ROOMS AND BATH. Upstairs. Seml-prlvate entrance. HO 5-5602.

3 ROOMS ft Stoker, hot fc cold water furnished. Private entrance bath. Adults. 915 Royal St. HO 2-2703.

3 LARGF bath. Front and back entrance, only. HO 5-6787. Adults 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

and fromi- 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. 3 ROOM block off Milton road. Close to schools, churches, doctors, stores, buses. Utilities furnished.

3410 Bolivar. HO 2-9231. female Labrador Struments, was tabled for future( trlever. wearing wide tan coHar SAI KSM1N UNFURNISHED' decorated. Utilities furnished Adults.

HO 2-9945. discussion. Approval of the board was given the district's participation in the Madison County School Cooperative Association for psychological services during the 1961-62 school year and also for limited participation in the WSIU-TV instructional program for the coining year. A resolution to form a committee to review the social studies programs and to make recommendations was approved, with the committee to be named in the near future. Also approved by the board were the tentative bus routes for the coming year, hills and salaries and a resolution authorizing the loan of $20,000 from the education fund to the building fund.

A report on present practices in grouping students was presented and will be considered in detail at future meetings. Suffers Crushed KDNVARDSVILLE The condi- I lion of Ernest E. Tosovsky Answers to name of "Lady." Seen! July 10 in Meadowbrook. Reward, Attention Part Time Men i '3 ROOMS ent- Call collect 656-2228. LOST JUNE and white 8-lnch Toy Terrier in vicinity of Carstens Wood River.

No ID tags. Looks "mangey" due to liver condition. Back of neck and tail bare. May be in Wood River. East Alton, or Milton area.

Reward for Information leading to return, dead or alive. HO 2-3209. LOST OR Black Cocker Spaniel. Very friendly. Answers to name of "George." Lives In Miltun area.

vorm farther. HO 5-2fiL'4 after 4:31. HO 5-2263 day. Reward. TAKEN FROM Wood River pool.

July 6th. 9-year-old's bicycle. New black Schwinn Tiser. Reward. CL 4-8540.

II NOTICES FREE LOAN of our efficient carpet shampooers with purchase of Blue Lustre Shampoo. Young's. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Board of Education of School District No. in the County of Madison, State of Illinois, that a tentative budgel for said school district for the fiscal vear be- ginlng July 1. 1961, will be on file and conveniently available to public Inspection at East Alton Junior High School.

Third Street, East Alton, Illinois, In this school district from and after 8:00 a.m., THE PART TIME MEN we hired ranee. Private bath, utilities fur nished. 1014 Humboldt Alton. Rent S45 per mo. HO 5-5546 or 466-2065.

room furnished apt. Heat. Hunts, water, private entrance. 150 So. I0th, Wood River.

CL 4-5260. NEWLY rooms on first floor and 3 rooms on second floor. Utilities furnished. HO 2-9008. FURNISHED APT.

for rent. Nice and clean. Private bath it entrance. Automatic heat. AH utilities furnished.

1250 State. NICE 3 ROOM FURNISHED APT. furnished. Couple. References.

DU 4-3751. NICE 2-room apartment for light housekeeping with all utilities. HO 5-7331. NICE CLEAN MODERN 2 Adults. Dick Building, 6th Ridge.

$50. HO 5-9044 NORTH ALTON 3 room furnished apt. Newly decorated. HO 2-8670 tions. Immediate openings for those who can qualify.

For personal interview in your home call HO 2-0015. I.ECTROLUX CORP. Easl Hroadwa needs 2 men for sales service. Car helpful. Anplv to 9:30 a.m.

rooms, basement apt. $12.50 per week. CL 4-3370. WOOD conditioner location. Water furnished.

S55 a) inspect call: CL 4-5535. month. HO 5-2784 or CL 4-0762. ROOM bath, all mod private entrance, heat and, water furnished. Adults only.

CaMj furnished. $,0. Ideal for working 5 p.m. HO 5-7951. WOOD rooms upstairs.

Private entrance and bath. Lg. screened porch. lights, water 21 SITUATION WTD. MALE 36.

wants steady work contractor. 446-1209. couple, older couple or with one child. CL 4-6804 14 ROOM APT. Locaied at 501! 5th Adults.

HO 5-3381. WOOD nr rooms, iltll- (ties, block downtown. CL 4-6847. 3 ROOM (1 bedroom) apt. Utilities i furnished.

West 9th St. First floor, fp $60 monthly. HOUSES FOR REN I 22 SITUATIONS in my Experienced. HO 2-4247. home.

FINANCIAL Ml X.INKSS OPI'OK I UNI I IKS GROCERY approximately S50.000 per year. Good ODportunlt- for riant party. Write Box 1190. care Telegraph. FOR LEASE Brand new CUT- RATE Station.

Porcelain enamel hulldlnB. Multi-pump. Concrete 4 asphalt drives. Mitchell. III.

Must be seen to appreciate. Must hav" capital to buy gas if oil. Oeo. Ulses. days.

ST 12-211. Nltes. WA 12-712 NF.ED Distributor for Jet Enulne Boals. Cost Low $189. Free the 12th day of July.

1961 Demo plan. Wire Cal-Jet. 407 N. furnished. J30 mo.

4 ROOM f2 bedroom) apt Utilities; 97 N. Main. Wood River, furnished. 2nd floor. West 9th SI.

S70 monthly. ROOM PRICE-HALE 2-06241 Evenings: HO 2-9903 i Unfurnished. 306! East Alton E. Drive. East Alton.

Rents for 1 $50 mo. CL 4-4951. V4 $35, 2 room modern. $25. HO 2-5513.

after 6 p.m.: HO 2-0828. Bowman. CL 4-0679 until 4:30 4 ROOM HOUSE for rent. 3531 Omega. Gas heat.

Sterling 6-34S4. 4 heat, venlii- an blinds, hardwood floors, clean Adults. 234 Belmar. HO 5-7557. 4 nook and bath Upstairs apt.

Redecorated. Heat water furnished. Nice neighbor hood, close to town. $85 mo. Write jtox 4 ROOM UNFURNISHED apart-1 5 UP 1it ment, upstairs, stove refrlger-! St.

East Alton. CL 4-2687. ator. heat 4 and water furnished. Near downlown Alton.

$65 mo. George, CL 4-8500. 4 ROOMS, and 3 rooms, un- us.iot. i furnished. Heat and water, 1 I small child welcome.

HO' i 2-5264. Habbe of 422 10th Shcop opening slow, early River. Mr. Hake, 78, died Satur- sales a bout. 30 low- lew ewes about steady; most nd choii'o spring lambs Besides Mrs.

Habbe, he leaves choice and prime lots of St. Louis Road, who was Notice Is further hereby given thn Be A a Public hearing on said budge were hel'd af afternoon in a will he held at p.m. on th day in Si. Mary's Hospital at tralia. a daughter, Mrs.

Warner Clark of Hoyleton, and three grandchildren. 90100 Ib 18.f>0-19.0u: few utility and good H.jO-Hi.30. 2 Selected Stocks Following are today's 1:30 (quotations of twelve New York today by his tami- owner of the Home Nursery Greenhouses, temoun at Stauntim for William Pernicka. 40 victim of an f.uto- mobile accident of June 20. in Ho VKV which two other persons a crushed leg on his farm fatallv injured.

Pnrnicka died eiir blale a ute 13 ak day Au(uls Eas 2:00 P.M. Thursday in the Chapel, Rev. Todd Taylor officiating. Burial in Valhalla Memorial Park. In state at the Chapel after 7:30 P.M.

AUGUSTA STEIGER In state at the Chapel after 7:00 P.M. Then in state at the Hull Funeral Home, 2:00 P.M. Wednesday, New Athenb, Illinois. Services 2:00 P.M. Thursday, Hull Funeral Home, New Athens.

Burial in New Athens Cemetery. Stock Exchange issues has indicated arc widely Iwld in the Alton area, as supplied to Hie Alton Evening Telegraph by Newhard. Cook X- from its Alton branch office (The York Exchange closes daily at p.m. (Alton time), so arc not the closing quotations): (Jen. Motors 44'i.

Granite City Steel 48, Olin Chem. 46' Owens 111. 91'i, Shell Oil Sinclair Oil 41 Socony 47. Standard Oil tlndl Standard Oil injured Saturday in Alton Memorial Hospital where he had been a patient since the accident. Services at Staunton were conducted by the Rev.

Kenneth Kuen- inn fitter which interment took place in Slauniun Memorial Cemetery. Other victims ol the accident were Robert H. Crane, and Dale Leroy Shaffer, Alton Deputy Coroner Thomas J. Burke conducted an inquest. The formal verdict is awaiting a report on an autopsy, the deputy coroner said.

J. liiles Concluded Funeral riles for Herbert Road, wile operating the combine in a small wheOat field owned by his company. Apparently trapped under the machine for about half an hour, he underwent surgery Saturday evening at SI. Joseph's Hospital, Highland. Home Unit to Meet KinVARDSVJLLE The Ft.

Russell Home Bureau unit will meet Thursday at 8 p. in. at the home of Mrs. Oma Heepke, with Mrs. Gloria Fernatti and Mrs Ann Hans as hostesses.

The ma- Alton Junior School, in till school district No 13. Dated tliis lUth day of July. 1961 Board of Education of Schoo District No. 13. In the County Madison.

Suite of Illinois. By Lynn D. Unterbrlnkr Secretary (NJI U.S. Steel 81, Searsi Wllitllt nii1 7f) r( limJ maker, were conducted at 10 a jor lesson. "Flower Arranging" will be given by Mrs.

Doris J.Schmidt and Mrs. Jessie Paul (and the selected lesson, "Accidental Poisoning" by Mrs, Geneviove J. Heepke. Hospital KDWARUSVILLJL' Three area 6URKC MfMlfft.THI Of THi on SI. AUon today in Stiwpcr Funeral Home by the Rev.

John Hender son, pastor of Main Street Metho- di.sl Church. Burial was in Upper Alton Cemetery. Casket bearrrs were Orland and Herbert Forcade, Gerold Spriiiaman, Don rich. Conard O'Donncll and James Elsen residents were admitted Monday to St. Joseph's Hospital, land, and one patient was div charged.

Admitted were: Mrs. Lula Rice, 119 Eitsl Union; Edward Mlekush, Rle. Miss Susan Burns, Rte. Mrs. Walter Hartung and son, JoO Crane, were YOUR CONVENIENCE feu con ploct your classified ad, classified kill er ctosi Ned corrections 24 hours a iay.

Call HO 54511 4 p.m. to I a.m. HINTS ON USING ELECTRONIC AD TAKER: i. GIVE YOUR NAMK AND ADDRKSS AND PHONK NUMBER. (Spell your name out).

Be sure to stale the numhei ol times you desire your art to run. Speak slowly and distinctly. t. Remember, thli is a mechanical device, tt will nnswei your call and give you record ed instructions on what to r)o, but other than thai ciiir any questions you may have. ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH NIGHT CLASSIFIED NUMBER HO 5-6511 6 P.M.

TO I A.M. Hills. Calif. cL fm nlshed CL house. North LL 4 4 2rg: Alton.

621 W. Mather St. Can be 4 ROOM APT. private en- seifr 11 9 "ERSONAL SERVICF batk 4s ia aL TSSSi ji.i-VTi we comei Water AHon. 466-2847.

heat. CUSTOM-MADE SHo Cuvtrc. guaranteed. HO 62MS After 4 3 ROOM APT. UPPER ALTON All utilities furnished.

LADIES ALTERATIONS and HO 2-5264 tom-niadc draperies. 415 E. St. HO 2-7403. 15 ROOMS AND BATH $65.

625 Liberty. II I.A'JNOKRINU t.AUNDRY WORK -Wented. bundle wash, also Irnnlnas In my home, experienced Men's shirts HO 2-7350. reasonable a specialty. Phone 4 ROOMS i walei furnished.

$55. 320 Vu Ridge. HO 5-3G44 or HO 2-1272. BUS. ANNtlUMt bath.

Air condition i ed. Attractively decorated, lit floor Bluff St. Water. J85. HO 5 1747 Accommodating All Areas SEWER SERVICE CL 4-0042 HO 8-1012 24-Hour Service CUSTOM CABINETS floor and wall covering.

Armstrong celling tile. 2800 Hillcrest, HO 5-3069. t'ARTS It SERVIC1 machines it vacuum 128 7th HO 2-4423 MIDnLECOPFS Factory Authorized Hoovar Cleaner Service PLUMBING. sewer and septic New Installation. Old repair.

Pull estimates. CL 9-1049. POWER LAWN MOWERS REPAIRED SHARPEND Authorized Toro Service Complete stock Toro, Km KwlcU garden Uiad mowers. STOB8S TIRE SALES College HO 3-7336 wnnu MOWING with tractor, yard driveways, HO J-3169. septic later- Basements, guruyes.

4iid Call 466-1680. Wallace. N. J. Vail.

P. A. ACTON APARTMENTS ACTON AND WHITELAW. Wood River, III. 1-4 room modern, heat and hot water furnished.

1 1-room efficiency. Good location, modern building, close to evury- thing, Contact manager Apt. No. 7. KAST ALTON apt.

Private Nice Iocs Call HO 2-8814. EXTRA NICE 4 ROOM BRICK DUPLEX. 900 SQ. FT. FLOOR SPACE, HOT WATER RADIANT HEAT, AIR CONDITIONER AND CARPORT.

LOCATED ON EAST 6TH NORTH ROXANA. HO 2-1382. FOR RENT In Wood River, one 3 room apt. upstairs, $35 mo. 2-3 room apts.

downstairs, $63 mo. Just been remodeled. Everything new Inside. Nice large rooms. Please ilve references.

DU 4-3451. W. S. Grlggs. MODERN 3 ROOM entrance, bath, baby In arms welcome.

Other modern conveniences. Only $85, yet, $55. Investigate, Oarage optional. Between 6 and 8 p.m. HO S-M3v.

3423 Gulhttm. FOR RENT 3 bedroom modern home. References required. Phone 2-4245. HOUSE FOR bedroom, heat, phone 462-7955.

SOUTH room modern house with large garage. CL 4-2628 or CL 4-3684 after 6. FUVHSHED HOUSE 3 ROOM $45 mo. Couple. Consider tiny baby.

Newly decorated. 118 E. Date, Hartford. ROOM 5-8384. 4 Hills.

12th Cottage room, furnished house, call between 4 and 8. HO 5-6458. BUSINESS PLACES "UR LEASE ButIMM bulldlnp Located In Rosewood ideal for office, shop or Good lunation. heat, air conditioned. 466-2281.

OFFICE SPACE available. Modirn office space. Air conditioned if desired. Rent reasonable. Call HO 3-7931 or HO 2-2421.

WILSHIRE MALL SHOPPING CENTER Space available. Need Junior Dept. Store, Variety. Drug. Furniture Men's Shop, Shoes, finance, Florists, etc.

YODER CL 4.9113 FARMS LAND FOR responsible couple I Mi-acres on LevU Second mail box on left. 4 rooms and basement. Out bldg. garage Muwer, fruit, berries, gas haul, city water and electricity. 173 (no..