Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 5

i i il Wintfttg 06. ANNOUNCEMENT There is to be no let-up in our suprenie effdrt to clean pur gopds and odds ends- vof kinds. We welcome compar- isoh in quality of goods offered, Sale 31 Sale Ends Sept 10 Read the Four-Page Bills now being distributed in every home in the Altons. They carry tnessages to the overworked WEDNESDAY AUG. 31, Office, Building cor.

4th and Plaia itrttti 820 Plasa street. CAmplalnti or taultj delivery ot the Telegraph should be made either by mall or telephone. Call up phones 88, or send postal card, wheb you tail to get your paper. Notice to abort aflVerUiemonU Appearing on thin page muit paid tor whtin uslMS the advertlief futuilitg account on ot Lehne EXG. Go.

Store Qosed Labor Day. i. I'l successor to Dr. Roht land, dentist, 3rd St. Bptb 'phones; Alton peop.e will go lo Ship- 5 man tomorrow to attend a chicken fry lo be' held there, which will be the occasion of a gathering together of former Shlpman people and their George Parker a negro, was arrested Tuesday night on complaint of his wife that he had tried to kill her, A warrant foor 'aim was issued by Magistrate Ash and the wife was hefd 'fof a witness.

Mrs, E. E. Buckner Has severed her Connection with Shurtleff cpl-. lege' and' will resume her vocal lee-, sons at her studio, 1500 Henry street after September fifth. Ote jlJtowM.w.' Mnn Fool nncl Ciptalii Taken III, All One Hun.

The trip Hill made. which endedTesieVdiiy morning at St. Louis wiis the untucklest trip the boat A hoodoo seemed to hang over the boat, oven before It At the wharf In St. Louie While itfj'bont was being loaded a white laborer who was helping load the. Into the river from the deck of (lie boat while carrying a keg Of WolaBHes and he was uHnE the a negro foot caught and crushed ''ih" the gear while trying to'''get ''hold of'his uhlrt 'he had hung up Ih tho back end of the letter deck, to -dry- Tho bad luck enBed With midden' itlrfesUiVbf Capt.

Frank King, was removed from the boat at Alton. For Improved' fflrnts In Davlson and adjoining counties. Also unimproved lands In Hyde, Hughes nnd Sully counties, South Dakota. Price and terms right. Write us.

Row Harris, Mitchell, 8. juicy, and thin. per dozen This week with many I extra special bargains. sweet fancy full Cream very H. G.

Beatty, dentlati SpaJding Bldg. S. A. -McClellan, a farmer living at Foley, was married Tuesday night -by (Magistrate Ash to 'Mrs. P.

B. McCbnnell of Alton. bright snioolh, thin skin dozen extra 18c 1910 pack choice, royal evaporated pound Seeded In good condition, packages 1. Bismarck and Raspberry, quart Jar flyers Chip Potatoes-j-Fresh lot just received, package Rose brand new puclt, can Wild Cherry fust, 4 oz bottle lOc bottle yellow Wisconsin, pound Navy Michigan hanif picked; per; pound UB best leaf lard sold Alton, l(5c Ib, 7 jioiuida fancy large plnang, Smoke the new Keystone lOc cigar. Straw Stuck Burned by Lightning.

A strawstack containing about 75 tons of was struck by lightning In the place of John Scnulen- berg across the river last night and was destroyed by fire afterward. 1 Jumbo The Jumbb have appeared In Alton'In car load lots, J. A. Dletz, the east Second street grocer being responsible for their presence. Adam annually gCts In jla'rge supplies of big rattle-snake arid melons and this year he concluded not to make an (exception of the practice.

The Jumbo melon and In the rattlesnake one as well is red, firm and'sweet usually. The rattlesnake melon Is go called because It Is stripped like that kind of a reptile. and making. App.ly 1205 E. Good wor.k guaranteed.

dresa- street. Funeral of Mrs. Cremens. The funeral'of Mrs. Nora Cremens was held Wednesday morning from Cathedral-and was attended by a' 1 'large" congregation of.

the and-- rte'lgiibors of deceased and' fatnlly. Services were In one form or Is qulto apt to make llBolf known In summer and fall, You can make yourself absolutely Immune by keeping a box of the genuine "I'aul Bros. Malaria: Tablets" at hand for Immediate use at the first symptons Do this and the disease will never got beyond that. These tablets euro mr.larla in any form at any time. The genuine cost cents, nnd when taken with Paul Healthy Liver I'ills 28 cents, will cure when others fall.

Sold In Alton only by us, at Henry and Second streets. Paul Hellablc Prescription Pharmacists Remember Henry and Sin-ond Strcotn The Store of Quality. Off For the Gludes. Horatio Bowman, James Aldous, Hoy Watson and George Hoehn, tlie later of Oldenburg, left this morning on the yacht Sparks II, for the Glades where 'they will open tin- season with the ducks on Friday. They expect also to catch a fine string of fish tomorrow while In waiting for the opening day of the duck season.

Louis Overath, John Trail, Dick John Kitiq and Dennis Noonan will leave this evening upon the Bald Eagle for the same hunting grounds. '-May be the ducks won't have to hike some when all these sure shoots in the woods. Th air will be well filled wlrn shot ail of the time and It won't be safe for a duck" to even fly in that neighborhood. We buy our shells at C. and G.

Hartmanns. Why don't you? They ctrry a fine line. Special Hosiery Values Itlnrk HlbluMl Mufti; double heels and of flue Egyptian yarn. All nixes 4 1-2 to Kxtra value for lilnck Colloii IloNn with double Bole and high spliced heel Ufio Ladles' Black Silk Lisle Hose Spliced heel and loo and with double sole nnd deep Ki.rter top. Excellent value for 50o Hoys HI lilicd Mono Of host twisted yarn uncrjuallcd for wearing quality or appearance Jfic Ladles' lilnck Cotton Or Lisle Hose Htillced lionl toes.

Double solo. Good value for I'llre HHk HOMO Of the Onxy brand In blfrck only. With spliced heels and toes. Kxtra special value for TheH. J.

BOWMAN CO, Save Your Blades Don't discard your safety razor blades because they have become dull, buy an Automatic Stropper and keep them in perfect condition, We sell the following well known Automatic Stroppers Twmplex $3,50 guaranteed ten Rundel $3,00 guaranteed five-years-' Simplex $2,00 guaranteed two years. Gibford We will take pleasure in demonstrating these goods to you, Earth's Pharmacy QUALITY DRUG STORE. Dr. A. W.

Rue wishes to announce that his denttl office at No. 10 W. third street will be open on and af- 1:1 Talk on Ilo ds. the Fcsterburg horse thief detective society picnic addresses on good rpads were given by E. q.

iMeriwether, of Alton, and B. H. of Springfield, "the state highway Many Pure Cider present and made test 5 grains riiore tUtri food law per gnllon the puije nut largo 1 "'fb Jar grade Olive Oil, bottle 38c, 1-2 gallon can snort talks. bars 10c 1 31 bws for $1.75 Itodi 'I'lioucs E. DETERDIN6 317 State Street.

FrenclKgr'ude icecream at Wilson's kitchen, -2nd Al by streets. i on Long Trip. Joseph Stephens, qf St. Louis, with several other friends from tljat city were In. the-city yesterday prior to (Starting on the Stevens' yacht, the Phi II, for iChicago.

They left about noon. The yacht has been kept-during the summer In this city but will be left oh tbe lakes for the ASBESTOS "CENTURY" SHINGLES, and more easily a ppHed than slate. THEY OUTLAST THE BUILDING SOLD ONLY BY GINTER-WAROEIN COMPANY, FRONT AND LANODON BIB, BOTH PHONES 80. the church and at.the ter September 8th, 1910. graveside, jn greenwood cemetery and floral wer'e-made' by.

sympathising friends. The -were Mrs three sons, Edward, -and Leo, Harry' Jenkins, Arthur Harrington and Thomas DnrlWg the month September the Wrtter' Co; VW'H pipes to the curb line KRRK on years '-MMler. "proprie the Altoil Brfeom 4 he'has received a couple of loads of homo grojtn brooru corn straw from R. Z. Is now farmliig on tbe Tlie'stnaw' Air.

Miller says Millinery apprentices wanted at Globe. Seeking for Mi'si'ii; Julius' Gamei. whose wife livaa Liberty htreet is and his wlf.j.ls ECI ng him. He home several weeks ago saying he was going to the Big Four round house to.get work. His wjfe has not seen him, since.

He formerly lived nt Mattcon, 111., and his wife wrote to, Mat toon to whether he iiarl gone back there, but no tidings of him could be found at Mattoon. Nolan Piasa. fimose the lOc cigar Setting Last of Glrdcvn. Today the setting of the last pair of girders for the new Bpan at the, bridge approach was started. The pair of girders weigh 73.000 pounds each and it Is a difficult job to set them in position, as handpower and jackscrews are used.

It Is expected to have the work finished by Friday. Is very good and he thinkp there reapon, why farmers not broom corn raising to their other cropa in. this vlclhlty. always, in idemand and the price is always very Burlington buffet at 407 Bejle street; best meals and, lunches served at a-11 BETTS. Smoke Doby Queen, Qn clear.

A Wyckoff Osleopf tit, Booth's bldg Who Remembers -tne OjKsnlug? In its "76- Years Ago" column the St. Louis Republic" said Sunday: Alton branch Jof.jthe Illinois State Bank, for business with Benjamin and Stephen Mound City Burn C. E. Magowen, Upper Alton. Dr.

Kould's treats eye, ear, nose and throat only, 304 Comtner. bldg. Lyric Getting Nt'w Floor. A new floor Is being put in the Lyric theater which will obviate the necessity of climbing stairs to get up from the entrance to the floor. The old floor has been droppod down into the cellar, Immense beams being lowered which are made out of oak and are so old and hard a nail can hardly be driven into them.

This will give more room overhead. Seven room nousc, all conveniences. Apply to John M. Pfelffenberger, 102 W. Third St.

Do You Pay ARE showing the advance guard of Ybung Men's Fall Suits in pur every Young Man who passes our store to stop and take a look, We many suits in our window, but the will give you a fair idea of the this Pall. Patterns different, different, makes different from those, by We are gping to niiakc a specialty of; Young Mien's Clothes, Youflg Mfciti ats and Vourig' and will always show tin new, nobby things the Young Men like to wear. We are now showing the first arrival of Fajl new Fall tfats and new Fall Shirts. We are opening an entire new stcck of fancy Hose for patterns, new colors, We want the good dresser to see our All Silk Hose M. Schweppe Real Rstntr.

More real estate In Tonsor park, Turner tract nnd Fairmount place. Single lots, acres, br tracts to suit everybody. Will sell, trade or built. Terms will please you. We also have other property In different parts of the city.

Willis Kadeliff, Ag Residence 817 Logan street. Offlc at residence. Kin. 'phone 1108. F.

Stelzel, owner. You Pay $9. for a $15.00 Water (1 Jus and Tumblers) This is the first tlmp that a very fine cutting of popular design lias been offered nt such a low price. We do It to introduce this beautiful cutting und also to make you better acquainted with-' the extensiveness qf our stock and the very low prices we are There are many rare patterns of which the-eye never tires in LIBBEY'S CUT GLASS that are very appropriate wedding gifts. E.

H. Goulding'sSonsCo. Established 1862. He drink, Cherry Blossoms. Bos O.

Marshall, C26 Spring FOR SALE For the next 30 days I will offo: for sale my residence at 12. i2 State street for cash am $35.00 a month Including Interest J. W. OLMSTKAD, Kin. 1061-J If you do you have probably accumulated a lot of receipts that are not except for' fires, When get one.of our receipts it means just that much saved toward a home for and yours," 'And while you are saving the price you are also using the home, Then Why Pay Rent? LOCKYER liell 1.

Klulock 1 DRAPER FARM to be sub-divided I am going to sub-divide my furm property of 125 acres in section all within a mi lo of street cur Hue. A'HO will have fifty bi-ildlng Jots at eust end of Leverott avcnuo, Upper Alton. Will uubdlvido In lots and ucre tracts to suit pgrcbuBurs. Call up'on me for moru Informnt'oji. A rare opportunity to purchase good lots ICupuclally adopted for chicken farms and truck gardens.

Flutist asparagus land In BtiUe, A. N. Draper, Upper Alton. Kluloi'h PICTURE MAKINGI The Kodak way la easy and ilmple. No dark room for any part of the work.

Kodaks from $1 to $86. Fresh supplies received weekly. H. BOOTH, the Leading Jeweler. von vot KouiH I iiKio TIM: Titriti; i'i itM'i't HI; Kvcr.vll.'Ing it contains and everything and ovorvbody foiii with it.

cu. ii'i led A 6 You'll oui' und reasonably prlred and you'll that I'lllc home I'uriilHlicd Just UH tastily and ciiiiil'orl- ulily nK It can bo and tliu money liivcMtcd will be much ICHS ihau yim expected to pay. Tin) Till'111-: l-TUNl'ITUl-: Cl Ml'ANY then, t'l'niii every uliiudpuint is the bout store for you, IKII'I It? Trube Furniture COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS.