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Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 17

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1 to 18 Established January 15, 1836 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH PLASTIC WAit Till Mar. VlBJrl Asbestos FLOOR "x9" SOLID VINYL TILE Color Goes Clciir Through. Never Needs Waxing: TILE basement UTBX WAIL PAINT It colors, washable. Ceramic WALL TILE Glazed Ffnlsh. Colors, Close-out Special White Utility MOUSEinterior PAINT exterior Reg.

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FERGUSON Downtown Wood- River FREE PARKING Dial 234-2497 We Deliver ALTON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1966 7c Per Copy Member of The Associated Preat, Illinois State Fair Takes Aim at Rival in. The I960 Illinois State Fair opens Friday, its promoters aiming to excel the only rival they recognize to their claim of "biggest and richest." The rival is the 1965 edition, which drew 977,798 attendance with an $890,775 prize offering during the usual 10-day run. This year prizes total a new all-time high, $900,500. Despite dwindling farm numbers Illinois has 138,000 compared to about $143,000 when the first fair was held 114 years ago the primary emphasis of the fair is on the state's agricultural economy. And while there are only Food Atrocious at Menard Say Inmates SPRINGFIELD, 111.

(AP) Menard prison food was "atrocious" and "goon squads" were used to keep convicts in line prior to a riot in which three guards were killed, three convicts have told a Circuit Court jury. The inmates testified Wednesday as defense witnesses in the murder trial of four other convicts accused of the Nov. 23 slay ings. The inmates testified. Try WEGENER'S LARGEST INDEPENDENT SUPERMARKET PROTEN The Tenderest Steak in Town The Tenderert Steak in Town UNO STEAK 95 PROTEN TENDERIZED LB.

PROTIN TtMDEMZf tONtltSS IMF Sirloin Tip or Rump $1.19 GROUND BEEF BACON WIENERS Hourly Frtsh Lb. No. 1 Lb. Lb. Armour's 59' SirloinfiTEAK U.S.

No. 1 WASHINGTON WHITE RUSSET POTATOES SWIFT'S ACORN SALAMI 95c JUST REDUCED NEW LOW PRICE ICEBERG HEAD THOMPSON WHITE SEBDUSS THEM AT FBAI ML MONTI PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT TOMATO MICE HAWAIIAN PUNCH TOMATOES KOCt POPS HYOROX TISSUE POT PIES LETTUCE BANANAS CELERY PLUMS ORAN6ES 2 29c 2 35c Plums DM. LB. BANQUET FRBIT Lorqt 3 Cw 3 I 3 Oi I 00 Cwt I 6 303 $400 fitfEM I PEPSI 8 12-02. With 85 Purchase Btls.

39 DRUM STICKS SANDWICH TOFFEE ESKIMO PIES It PBREX FLOUR COFFEE Hotf ftlkbwry us. fear they will be mistreated when they are returned to Stateville prison, where they have been confined since shortly after the riot. Two of the convicts, Salvatore J. Guido and Ronald A. Riley, said they found worms in barbecued pork.

Guido said that oh another occasion he saw a mouse in a kettle of beans. "The food is atrocious," said Guido, who is serving a 10 to 12 year term for possession and sale of narcotics. The defense has contended hat conditions at the prison and lack of reforms helped touch off the four-hour riot. Charles L. Young, serving 5 25 years for armed robbery, testified he was beaten by members of a "goon squad," a group of long-term prisoners who allegedly help guards mete out discipline.

"They gave me a broken rib, a black eye and a busted head," said Young, whose testimony conflicted with state witnesses who stated earlier that "goon squads" don't exist in Illinois prisons. about 200,009 persons actively engaged in farming in Illinois now, hundreds of thousands more are interested. They give off-farm service in machinery manufacture, fertilizer and herbicide production, and the like. Fair Franklin Rust is pursuing his crowd-building tactic of providing activities for youngsters. Parents usually accompany them and swell the gale count.

Adult and youngsters competings total about 45,000. Nearly 10,000 young musicians will have contestant's roles. About 4.000 accordionists alone will play for prizes. Even mayors will be enlisted to help fatten throngs. On open ing day, 95 mayors will parade with marching bands enrolling 1,500 instrumentalists.

The pretty girls who serve as official hostesses in behalf of various agricultural interests, are more numerous at this year's fair. The State Agriculture Department has issued a directory to identify the 17 queens, and Agriculture Director Robert Schneider suggested that a princess might be chosen from among them Rust has extended the nonagricultural competition for the youngsters to statewide rivalry between musical combos cheer leaders, and to other talents. Grand Ole Opry is another feature. Western flavor is added with a rodeo, and a western horse show. SAVE NOW ON bruant "QUIET LINE" Central Air Conditioning ALTON BOTTLED GAS Godfrey Road Ph.

499-3491 STATE FAIR AUGUS1 ILLINOIS STATC FMKQKOUNDS, SPRIHOflCLO UTOTOMfVMINtl TOP CNTCRTAINERS: Red SkettoB, Robert Goulet, Carol Lawrence, Jimmy Dean, Jack Jones, Homer and Jethro, die Beach Boya, George Kirby, Linda Bennett, plus move stara than ever before! COUNTRY SPtCIAL. Complete mw Aug. 20 and 21, Marring Tnbbs, Loretta Lgnm, Wee King and CM aneei at 1:30 p.m. p.m-TickeU en at Slurring Ray Price, Connie Smith, Porter Wagner and the gang Sat. on sale now.

CHAMPIONSHIP RCA BuUdogging calf roping, and apecuil rodeo Aug. 13 rad 14. Perforamncw at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Get perform EipoaHkm including every ttajof MBmiaetwier of nrm MIUHCA kTMBt AMD FIKfWOKKS MIGHT FREE GATE AFTER 5 P.M.

10c GATE BEFORE 10 A.M Why are Telegraph Want Ads great? Because they give fast results at low cost! STANDARD HOME FURNISHERS 500 E. BROADWAY THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1966 PHONE 465-4205 YOU ASKED FOR IT! Last month we held a spectacular JULY CLEARANCE SALE of FURNITURE and APPLIANCES! Quite frankly, considering the and over degree days we had in July, your response was beyond our expectations. Since then many of you have asked us by CALL and PERSONAL REQUEST to repeat this fantastic sale. That is why STANDARD HOME IS RUNNING THIS GIGANTIC TEN DAY CLEARANCE SALE STARTING TOMORROW AND CONTINUING THROUGH MONDAY, AUGUST 22, ONLY. Our buyers have been shopping the market for the last two months and have made some tremendous purchases for the coming fall season Jn the latest trends and fabrics.

These will also be put on sale tomorrow morning at 9 A.M. along with hundreds of sample pieces, odds and ends, demonstrators, crate-marred, one-of-a-kind, discontinued lines and warehouse merchandise that we have marked down to unbelievably low prices. PRICES ARE SLASHED TO GO, GO, GO. Actually, we've only room on this page to mention a few of the TREMENDOUS BARGAINS that you'll find throughout STANDARD HOME'S FOUR WELL-STOCKED FLOORS the MOST SPARKLING SELECTION OF REASONABLY PRICED HOME FURNISHINGS IN THE ALTON AREA! You'll find famous brands of furniture, carpets, appliances and accessories all MARKED DOWN SO DRASTICALLY that they must be seen to be believed. That is why there can be NO PHONE or MAIL ORDERS DURING THIS SALE.

Want some examples of how much you'll save? A full panel crib and wet-proof crib mattress, $29.88. King-Size Recliner Chairs, durable vinelle covers, $49.88. Formica top drop-leaf kitchen table, and 2 chairs, $39. Entire stock wall accessories, mirrors and pictures, off. Reg.

$249.95 Italian and French Provincial Sofas in elegant decorator fabrics, $188. Zenith portable TV sets $99. Reg. $49.95 Orthopedic mattress, extra firm, or matching box springs, $29. Every table and floor lamp in stock, reduced Reg.

$600 8 piece contemporary dining room tall cane-back choirs, large breakfront china, $448. Twin size maple bunk bed outfit including springs and innerspring mattresses, $79. just 6, 2-Pc. Nylon Frieze Living Room Suites, $110. Only 5, Contemporary 4 piece bedroom suites, $98.

Westinghouse sweeper including oil attachments, $31.88. Hide-Away beds with separate innersprings or foam mattresses, washable vinelle or durable fabrics, $168. Entire stock Basset, Lane, Stickly living room tables, Off. Chrome extension table and 4 chairs, $39. Innerspring crib mattresses, water repellent, $6.88.

Walnut, mahogany, or maple record cabinets, sliding doors, $12.88. Entire stock Lane cedar chests, Off. Reg. $79.95 decorator cane back accent chairs, fruitwood, $64.88. Reg.

$299 Thomasville cherry fruitwood French Provincial chairback bed, large dresser and mirror, $228. Reg. $389 Lane contemporary bed, King-Size dresser, chest, $278. Reg. $14.95 Metal high chair, $11.88.

Reg. $179 white with blue trim girl's teen-age bedroom suite, $118. Reg. $179 Sofa bed and matching choir, long-wearing nylon frieze Sofa sleeps 2, $128. Early American Shop, entire stock, Off.

Space dosen't permit the listing of hundreds of other great bargains also available in every department at STANDARD HOME FURNISHERS. INSTANT FRIENDLY CREDIT? OF COURSE! You can open an account in less than 3 minutes, or, if you have on account, you can add purchases possibly without increasing your present monthly payments. Don't forget 30, 60, 90 day charges are the same as cash or you may have up to 24 months to pay. Look for the RED AND WHITE SALE TAGS throughout our large store. We will give immediate delivery or store your purchases free for future delivery.

Remember, NO PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS! All items subject to prior sole. OPEN MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Plenty of free parking. THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS.

SO WE AT STANDARD HOME FURNISHERS WILL BE LOOKING FOR YOU ALTON'S HEADQUARTERS FOR BETTER FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE VALUES..

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