Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 6

0. ALTON KVKNING TKLFdHAPH, FRIDAY, Hooray! Baby Rule the Honse Wo Do Women FMUT ft All Human BUtMtaga. Thnimndn of women no loncer renlim them- nelrefl to Ilia thought that alckneM anrl di.i- trcM nro natural, 'they know belter, for In GLASS SALESMEN HOLD CONVENTION. Illinois Glass Company Employes Will Be Entertained This Afternoon at Country Club. District managers ami salesmen of 111'- Illinois Glass Company, who are holding Micir convention In i Alton, will tin i-nliiriHinod thin after-; noon at the clone of tlioir business Reunion In the dining room of the Klaus company's otllce building.

at Hie Country (iolf Club as guoHtn of the Mother's Friend Ilirir linvo fbiiml a won- Dinner will he served at tnpfnl nit.iatrnlln tf minmllt mntiv derful penetrating remedy to relievo many dreaded NcrroinneM, bearing-down nnd (rtrptctitnu pnlnfl are nmontf tho diflhenrtciiin? nnd d(A- tirftihiff women ererywhera say they entirely escapo the period of expectancy by tho uso of Mother's Friend. llero In rcin'df that sorten.i tho myriad of hroad, flat nbdnmln.il iiiuiclen just Ixv nenth tho skin, enables them to expand without tlio iHiinl Rtrain upon tho ligamenU and nervefl and n.ni:*t* nnturo to intiko it PCM. fiiblo for uromea to go through niaternity without many of tho dreaded symptoms so familiar to a lost of women. lly regular uao througliout thn tlic muscles expand ensily when baby la nnd pafn and danger at tlia crisis Is con- BCquently lean. I Friend Ifl for external mo only, Ifl absolutely and entirely safe and hai twen lined by of women nwaitimf thi created tinio in a woman's llfo for over tin 1C century.

Write tho Hradficld Regulator t-amnr Atlanta, for their "Motherhood Hook," valuahlu to expectant mothers, nnd In tho obtain Iwttle of Mother's Friend from tho nearest driuf store. Beirln Its mo strlclly nconrding to with every bottle, nnd fortify yourself against pulu nml discomfort. club house (hi? evening with Ihe company repre.ientativfvi an Thirty-five managers and salesmen, who assist In maintaining on" of the most perfort working urgnnlz.itloiiB In tho United stales, are in attendance. Kach one of the branch olllces of the lompiiny Is represented and In addition many siilosmon for the company are prencnl. The convention in in reality a get-together meeting held 1 1 FOSTERBURG Pack of Dogs Broken Up.

That Apache canine hand Mint has bci-ii causing trouble und damage to annually in' which heuds of thn ts WaahlnBton avenue has stago where Vhey need distric't men ronfnr on rectly with the Rluss in-! killed and have not been seen or rd since. No one t'lalmed tlio lion- Cihas. March and family of spent Sunday at the Schantn home. 1 Miss Kdlth Ilankhaus spent Sunday with her parants, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Ilankhaus. Wheat cutting started In this vicinity It Is of good quality, and tho yield will be very good. Help iti scarc'e and many of the girls are helping In Ihe harvest fields. Many of the Kosteruurg Woodmen attended the big class adoption in Al ton last Friday evening. The Fosterburg camp has secured ton new members in this drive.

A good rain Is needed very badly In I his vicinity just now. The dry, hot weather was just the tliiiiR for curing the big clover crop but is bad on the potatoes which are JUKI now at tho more mols- managers und fialea- troubling. All of the doss ture business subjects shortly after tho leader was Tho Rcd Cross piuik wll cll wag to be given on Wednesday, August 7, will be given on Thursday, August 8, with the Rluss in- diistry. Last cvi-nliiK I lie were KUPHt.s the company on the Hteiirner on river trip In Craflon. The or of killing tho lea'ier oil her.

The FOR SALE. rr lot. Ill in iniKlcrn tirii-k, slate roof. i'l; to car llni'i. Sarilonl avi'lltm.

lulu IllnlT I lliiru.iln fin- ipnri. in cuiirity, 111- mu'li-rn 1:: i rlinllnr; electric lighta. bath, city water; Doug- Ills Mivt. 4 i-iioin arTe rhoaii fur Itilcy 111! 7 rnuin li'iuso. 'ir- ch.inJ.

s'lilalilc fur siiliillvl.slon. Mlltun ROXANA PIPE LINE IS FINISHED. Is Deferred Be- who pulled th did tho-busine-s. tind out BO a.i to hans; a medal or or sonietliini; like that on him. Instc-nd.

We nnderslimd Wednesday Alton Boys Transferred at The Alton boys Camp Shelhy. cunthiKenl left here Camp were Shelby. I sent in I and Opening of Plant cause of Breaks Developing in the Line Due Defective Material. The Kovana Oil at lloxjnaj miles from the main cacip, have boon can not. he Marled in operation July i transferred from the de.eMtlon I.

in the plant' to the camp proper and well ilcrii n.irKain. liiiililnuj nn.l -t Iiown din- 10 lots, I'l Sel! one or 7 rnnm I'riiiti ni-iir r.vtiiry 2 modern 01 iien- farm, l-l mile from Ilrlrfhton. l-'lnc H'ot tvcnlii larrn. niiiin liri.lt nn imvcil street; close In. I'carl i-lei-'rii- liiTlit.s.

(rna. city mid 8 room friiiiii: illlil 2 liil.H. 100x120 ft. on Ireel. ITIre $IJflll.

rooni frniiu- and fi land near city. on-fianJ and 1'rtiitH. 7 rofiin modern foil venienceH; one hlock to i-ar line, l-'riee $3000. Farm and for sale. Net 5 7 frame, fine condition, well rated.

lot KKnl 15. 80 MlNsourl furrn. Sato or trude for Alton I- Holel In Alton for sale. Well 7 room house nnd I lots, paved street. nne hloelc to line.

Trice J2750. TerniK. 9S 1-2 acre farm, well Improved, level. good BO! near market. Terms.

7 room houso, gas, electric light, city water, paved Htreel. Prlrc STUCK PABL Ooaimerolat GEO. H. SMILE CO. REAL ESTATE, rNSURANCE AND LOANS.

FOIT. SALE: Seven room dwelling. No. 3018 College avenue. Lot 55x125.

J1.000.00. Mr. tleo. H. OHborue's dwelling, No.

103 East Elm street. Lot 93 V4 feet by 180 feet. The fine renldence ot Mr. W. T.

Norton, corner Tenth and George streets. Lot 120x1211 A 0 room Irani? aweinng on a seven tVnct on the south side of the State Hospital road. $5,000.00. A flue Huburbun home on a tract ol one acre. Water, acetylene gas and furnace; one block from railroad and "H4 blocks from car lino.

A 45 acre farm 2 miles north of Godfrey; In fine condition, all under cultivation but 4 acres of timber. Price $3,500.00. A good 7 room dwelling on Park avo. near College ave. Prico $3,100.00.

A stock of location cuto delivery will sell or tra. $2,000.00. A fine dwelling, 7 ro us and bath, hot water heat, garage. (Lot 100 feet front on College avouub, A flU room modem house, pavoo Street, garage, 1 block from car line $3.200.00. WHAT IS WORTH DOING IS WORTH DOING WELL This Is of Intorest To Those Planning To Install Heating Systems In Their Homes.

Plans nnd specifications for all kinds of low pressure steam, hot water, vapor or vacuum heating planet fur private and public buildings will bo furnished. With 30 years experience and close attention 1 combine practical knowledge of cost, uuullly and construction nnd a'correc- tion of Fume with regard to Him- durability, economy, safety and cost of mulntuimiuco. ObfecLs will he remedied and couulriieUoii corrected. U. S.

NIXON', Heating KnAinoor, Kinluch 701, or Call ut 727 Lang don Hii'eet. have deferred th-i of oil relinlni; there first from the lira! of; March, first of June.i and lioni tlie first cf July. It. today that it was expected to he reiininK oil than by Au- Kii.it 1. One raii.se of del-ay now Is repairing places in the pipe line, which has been completed and has been suhjected to preliminary tests for defects.

Owing to poor ma-j terial furnished Ihe Itoxana tiaopleforj making the pipe lino, breaks occurred at various points in the system that is to convey oil from Oklahoma, and it is due to the necessity of replacing the defective pipe line material with good material the delay to the last of this month is being cau.seJ. One big unit of the refining plant has been completed for some time and extensions ara under way Open Henry Street Over Railroad was shot lait ail deny knowing win t.e a sort of wheatless day and it the gun thatj wou le nUher in u-ult using any- They are trying tl on i a i ng wheat flour. Oreat prejarations are gcing to bo made to molte Ihe the biggest affair of its held In Foster township. is for "everybody nnd any donations will be thankfully received. Kv- I ery ent of the not proceeds is to be when the vetl lo Ro(1 c'ross and the pro- llavo I motors to see raised on 0 that day.

different orders are given utiuiit 12 of our farmer beys inu.it ieuve for army next week. There is ir.ora than 0:10 way to wiu ihe war and it seems nilhur strange in these days of food conservation lo take the boys out of the harvest and corn (ields when there plenty of mon In the cities running pool rooms, galoons and all sorts of useless things. All of our fanner boys listed to go are real farmers and have been all their lives. They are certainly nieedcd at home now If I hoy ever were. One nun's life isn't any more than the other fellows, but our idea cf winning the war is to put every man in the most useful position to be found.

Why take experi- Proof that Some Women Avoid Operations Mrs. Etta Dorion, of Ogdensburg, -I suffered from female troubtes which Lydia K. Plukhain's Vegetable How Mrs. Boyd Avoided an Operation Cnnton suffered from a female trouble which caused me imicii Buffering, and two doctors decided that, I would have to go through an operation before I could -My mothcr, who had been holppd by Lydto ham's Vegetable Compound, advised me to try it submitting to an operation. relieved me from my troubles so I can do ray house work without any dillieulty.

I advise any woman who is afflicted withy female troubles to give Lydia E. Plnkham's Vego- table Compound a trial and it wi I do as much for lhem. -Mrs. MAUIK BOYD, 1421 5lh N. Canton, Ohio.

Every Sick Woman Shou re arc of them 1'J. All just received and all ai 1 wilh their trainiiii; work. together In IJecrult Co. well according to lelters Olllg THEY RJJLE THE WORLD Tracks. After months of waiting and trying nnd knocking and hoping, the Kast tend Improvement Association succeeded Thursday in opening Henry street from Front street across the railroad tracku to the willows and the prosidant of the association, Kllnke.

at once hired auto trucks and teams lo haul cinders and dirt, and begin filling in. They intend building a 100-foot wide street from the railroad tracks toflhe water's edge, tuo same being an extension of Henry street and they do not intend that it will take many yeara to build. 413 did the Ilidge street dump. Capt. Kane at Camp Dix.

Captain F. M. Kane who has been stationed at Camp Pike, ever since he enlisted shortly after the war was declared by the congress, IH now at C'atnp Dix, N. where he Is meeting many Alton boys. All of tho dental officers and some other officers, and many troopers, have been transferred from Camp Pike to Camp Dix.

and Camp Pike Is filled with new officers and many regiments new men. Very fow Alton hoys are left at Camp Pike, and these few may be sent elsewhere at any time. Mayor A. VV. Crawford or Hillsboro, former suiwrvisor from Godfrey township.

Is in town today calling On relatives and attending to business. "Zun" Is ttfa greatest coal mine developer in Illinois, and has been Instrumental In Imvlug mnny of the best mines Central Illinois put In operation. in Society Red blooded men are born leaders In every walk of life and fight Intelligently with both brain and muscles Thfiy arc always livo wires, am and full of ginger; keon, on their toes and ready for anything tha'. comes their way. Work is a pleasure and they land on top every lime.

You will not find a stroug successful man or woman trying to plug along with poor health or weak nerves. They know better they are wise and see to it that tbolr blood has plenty of good fresh Iron and their nerves at all timss loaded with Phosphates the nervo food. A doctor says, "Show mo a strong, healthy, successful man or wo man and you can baiik on it every time, their bodies are just loaded with (ron and Phosphates." Another prom Inent physician says, "There is no need of anyone going through life sickly, miserable, played out, tagged and nervous when Phosphated Iron will always put energy and vigor in tho body, mind and nerves." This samo doctor also said, "With the system loaded with Phosphated Iron you can fight life's battle at auy slago of the and be a winner at every turn." Mr. Run Down man or woman in any stage of life, if you feel all in, your nerves are all shot, and llff! seems like on continual drag and drudgery from day to day, get nezt to yourself, wako up, take a brace. Lay In a supply ot Phosphated iron and lake a new lease on life.

You will once again feel like a live oue and face tho world with the smile that wins. Are you game? To insure physicians and their patients receiving the genuine Phos- phated Iron, it ban been put up in capsules only, so do not allow dealers give you tablets or pills. Insist on Bitrth's Pharmacy and lead- l.ng druggists everywhere. (Continued from number of relatives and friends will join in hi'lpiim the finish Ins celebration. one to C.

N. STREEPER, Funeral Director Bmbal.ner. To Entertain For Mrs. J. Balback.

Mrs. M. F. MunniiiK of Wood Hiver, will entertain from '2 lo o'clock Saturday iifleriiiioii for her iioutie KUest, Mr.t. J.

Italbuck of (ienou, III. A fow of Mrs. Manning's iniinmlt- Irieudtt have bei-n invited in lo meet Mrs. Dalback. Recitals at Studio School of Music.

Tin' annual Pupils' Kecilal of the I advanced pupils of the Studio Hrhool will he held thlw evening In ill' Sni.lio in ihe Spaliltng nliul invllallnn In iitlcnd i.s ex- the iiublic. Much Inlereit ixl In ill" Alumni schiil.u. hip which will llli.s fVi-nilK. The cOMleHt has lieeii tiniisually clusn this year. The annual Twilight Uecital by llui will be held lit the Saturday, to-morrow, evening ut O'clock.

A cordial wi-lcumo la extended to the public. The recitals wil he itlvi-u In ihe early fall. Minn Uwmii Sawyer coiuplele the 11 rut piano forte Kiss Kutuorluo the get and public School Ho- A cordial li'lidi'tl Italians Have Advantage In Piave Front Fighting. By United Press. With Italian Armies, June Fighting rages incessantly along the whole Piave front from Moptello to tin) Adriatic.

The Italians appear to have the advantage. Their attacks are carried out with vim and duHh while Austrian counter attacks lack spirit. The Italian cavalry is acting as such for the llrMl time. In a certain sector 500 mounted lancers made a spectacular charge, hurtling live barricades und slaughtering great numbers of the enemy. enced farmer boys for the army and talk about sending city boys out toj work on the farm? ft takes some muscle and grit to go out into the fields and pitch, hay or shock; whea with the thermometer from 90 dc grees to 100 degrees in the shade.

We do not blame the local exemption board in the least as they must obey orders from higher up but if the high er up fellows ever were farmers they would know how extremely necessary f. naerfl are just LYDIAE.PINKHAMS COMPOUND Before Submitting To An Operationfi LYDIA E.PINKHAM MEDICINE CO. LYNN.MASS. OFFICES MAY BE MERCED MONDAY Activities at C. A.

Station Indicate That Consolidation Is Close at Hand. LEMON JUICE TAKES OFF TAN Girls! Make bleaching lotion if skin is sunburned, i tanned or freckled Squeeze the Juice of two lemons into a bottle containing- three ounces of Orchard White, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle, sunburn and tan lotion, and complexion beautifler, at very, very-small cost Your grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of Orchard While for a few cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms and bands each day and see how freckles, sunburn, windburn and fan disappear and how soft and white the skin becomes. Yes! It Is harmless. St.

Louis Newspaperman Enlists for Farm. Work. George Rochester, of St. who said he is an employe of a St. Louis morning newspaper, enlisted at the U.

S. employment bureau at Alton Friday for farm work. He was assigned to the farm Brighton. of George Hilliard Local railroad men ventured the prediction to-day that the formal consolidation of the r. Sc A.

and C. P. St. Ij. stations IK not far off.

Activities at the C. A. passenger station in the extension of the platform between the rails to accommodate patrons of both companies indicate that Peoria trains will receive and discharge pas sengers at the C. reaching station by the use of the Terminal tracks. One railroad man who Is lieved to be in close touch with the situation said that the formal transfer will probably be mado next Monday.

It is not known what disposition will be made of George Bell of the C. P. St. L. office, whether he will he placed as one ot the operators in the Union Station or whether he will be assigned as at one of the company's stations.

He has been in the employ of the Peoria line many years and could Binder seniority rules of the company select another agency. It is reported that an opening will be made for one operator at the freight house, where it is said a wire office will be established. Victory Rice Flour. The Peer of Wheat Flour Substitutes. Snow White Color Flavor.

Victory Rice Flour Is sold by the sugar. Yonr grocer will supply you with whatever quantity you may desire. The coat is almost twice that ot wheat flour, but Its high food value and perfect keeping quality class Rice Flour as economical In comparison with Other wheat flour vsubstitutea. WHEfi YOU NEXT ORDER ARROW OR ELECTRIC LIGHT DON'T OVERLOOK VICTORY RICE ARE SURE TO BE PARTICULARLY PLEASED. Sparks Milling Co.

Sore Muscles Muscular soreness and stiff or swollen joints, whether due to excessive straining, a long-standing inflammatory affection, gout, rheumatism or exposure to dampness, are quickly benefited by a single application of The Penetrative Anodyna Cream Andolin reduces allays pain and makes the muscles and joints supple. Even the most severe cases of muscular soreness yield to this preparation; distress ceases after the first application. Me. In.Ump. tar Iwgf Your dniniit raw not jit plrad It In afock.

EDWARD White Canyas Pumps ASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years the Jlgonture of ECZEMA Wo honestly believe CRANO- will cure any case of Eczema or other akin disease. Come In and let us toll you about U. Use one Jur of Oranoleno Ointment; If dissatisfied with results your money will bo refunded. In jars, 25o, $1 und LULY DRUG Alton, III. Sample free.

Address Cranolene, Box Glrard, Kai. $2.50 to $3.00 These white canvas pumps are made plain loe, high arch, Louis heel and arc good fitting pumps, just the thing you want for hot weather, all sizes ECKHARD BROTHERS 123 W. Third Street. "Bring Your Feet to Us." ALLEN KE-I8ER rrjNERAL DIEECTOH Lady Embalmer 100 East Broadway, Bell 626, Kin. 726 Alton, HI, MONUMENTS and MARKERS Large stock on hand WM.

FLYNN, 501 Belle Street JAMES A. KLUNK, Embalmer ana 9 uueral Director. Both Phones. 100 E. Broadwtr, Get My Prices Last R.H.

SCOWDEN Bell 377-R. Electric Wiring Repairs. IIH 111 What's the User? Wlmt'i tho tiae of growl I nu -Vou don't IlUe growllnc ClasBlned ada brlug Womensand hbes WHITE I I Keep Tour Shoes Neat White liquid 'IP.