Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 5

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1925 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH HTVfe fe Voter Loses, No Matter How You Look At It Copyright, 1IU, IE By RUBE GOLDBERG I AM MOT POMTICAL WILL PULL More FOR. OTHER A -me ReFUBiic.AM SP TO TRe. VOTER. turs, Mr. HftTlman has a.

po-' sltlon with the Standard Oil Company. Farm Adviser R. Ti. Eyman dto Carrollton, Monday, to attend a corn school held there. Mm.

Mattlo Lowls of Morrlionvllle In making an Indeflnlto visit at homft of her brother-in-law and Bister, Mr. and Mra. Odin Adams. NOTICE: GUARDIANS SALE OF REAI, ESTATE By virtue of an order and decren of tho Prohato Court of Madison County, Illinois, mads on the patltton fit ths undersigned, George Maclten, Guardian of Helen Mndsen Bennett, for leave to sell the Real Estate of said Minor at the September Term, A. D.

1025, of Bald Court, to-wlt: on he Fifteenth day of September, 1026, shall, on the Twentieth dny of Oe- ober next, between the hours pt ten o'clock In the forenoon anil four o'clock In the afternoon of said day o-wlt at 1 o'clock p. sell at Vub le Sale, at the Front Door of the East Alton HT 'do you let those unsightly blackheads and blotches disfigure your akin and ruin your appearance? You can keep them away it you keep your system full of rich, red blood. And not only that, but the very texture ot your skin will bo soft and velvet the coloring radiant as a rose. It's all in the blood. And S.

S. S. will help Nature keep your blood rich, and red and pure. Yes, you can keep pimples away, simply by taking S. S.

S. That's a' lact. Tho kind of red-Mood-cella that S. S. S.

helps Nature build makes your skin, It up just like Itjputs firm flesh on brings strength to weak, flabby muscles you an appetite like you used to have and generates the energy and vitality of youtS. throughout your entire system. Just try it and see for yourself! All druggists sell S. S. Get the larger bottle.

It's more economical. S.SS I Buy $100 First Mortgage Notes -on- 1 Improved Property. Alton Banking Trust Co. Thursday Will be a good day to see us about the cost of the Lumber and Building Material in that house you proposing to build are Estimates cheerfully i given. nngman Lumber Co.

Broadway at Cherry Phone 210. Miss Thomae Hostess Mlsa Bernlce Thomno was hostess to the Girls World Wide Guild at her home on Smith avenue Monday evening. Guild Is composed of quite a few young girls and quite a few were In attendance. A very enjoyable evening wes spent and refreshments served by the hostess were enjoyed at the close. Gem Airdomo to Close The Gem.

Alrdome will close this evening and--wlll move Into tho winter quarters and will bo opened, this evening for the first time Inside. 600 Club tills Afternoon Mrs. Geo. Woodmansee was hostess to the 600 club at her home on Broadway this afternoon. Cards were enjoyed and at the close of the afternoon refreshments were served by the hostess, about ten ladles being present and a very enjoyable afternoon was spent by the ladies who will meet every two weeks.

Returned to Hospital Miss Ruth Watson, who has been In charge of the 1st Aid Emergency Hospital at the International Shoe for the past few months has returned to the St. Joseph Hospital, where she has been a nurse for some time, hav ns graduated there. Sunday Visitors at Palmer-Home The following were visitors 1 at, the ome of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Palmer Broadway Sunday afternoon: nd Mrs. Claud Birch and family and flss Helen Birch of Jerseyville, Mr nd Mrs.

Lawrence Perkins and Clark 'erkiris of Erie, and Mr. and Mrs Vm. McCrellls of Wood River. Visited Sister Sunday Mr. and Mrs.

Al Hlndricks visited he latter's sister, Miss Anna Eckol at St. Louis Sunday. Miss Eckoff Is a hospital there where she underwent an operation for the removal of ler tonsils and Is doing nicely. Brotherhood Met The Brotherhood of the 1st Baptist church held their meeting at the church on Monday evening. A nice, crowd being present.

Rev. L. E. Ellison of White Hall was present and addressed the audience. The Brotherhood of the Wood River Baptist church was also In attendance.

Returned from Chicago Mrs. Albert Dlxon has returned from a visit with relatives and friends Chicago. Notes Mr. and Mrs. Tales mada a business trip to Granite City Monday.

They will take up their residence with Mrs. Yates' parents, and Mrs. Joseph Rawson on Church street. Mrs. Aaron Patterson has gone to Falrfleld where she will visit a short while before going to her home in St.

Louis. She has been visiting her sis- i ter, Mrs. T. H. Watson and family here.

Marvin Doll, chief of police of Wood River, was a caller here yesterday. Mrs. August Frey and daughter, Miss Clova Weiss visited with Miss Emma Tlpton at Moro Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Lawrence and children spent Sunday with the latter's parents at Moro. Mr. and Mrs. James Stayton, Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Huffman, Mrs. Alice Miller and son, Everett, spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and family in North Alton. Mr.

and Mrs. Geo. Woodmanseo nnd children spent Sunday with relatives In St. Louis. Mr.

and Mrs. Oliver Meyer of St. Louis visited tha.latter'a Bister, Mrs. M. W.

Lorton. and 'family Sunday. Miss Mabel Heeren of Bothnlto spent tho week-end here visiting Miss Mary Wntson. Mra. Thos.

Haver, who has been confined to her home by illness for some time Is now out of danger. Mr. nnd Mrs. Venton Keefe have returned from a-visit with relatives at Kane, 111. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Bruminer spent Sunday evening In Upper Alton with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kocher. Mr.

and Mrs. Jake Eden, Clarence Qutllen and Henry Lawrence were visitors In St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs.

Qeo. Goforth visited friends In Alton yesterday. Miss Hazel Hlghflll Is on the sick list. Harold Price has resigned his position with the Redmond Grocery Co. here.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Course! have moved from the Reuwlsch property on Broadway on Monday. Mr, and Mrs.

Albert Benz nnd son, has returned from a visit with relatives nt Carllnvillo. Mr. Mrs. Albert Underbrlnk entertained their parents, Mr. and Mm.

J. E. Short, of this place and Mr. and Mrs. F.

G. Dykcman of Alton at their home on Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Truman Metcalf were Edwardsvlllo visitors on Sunday evening.

JERSEYVILLE Delphian Society to Meet The Delphian pociety will meet Monday afternoon at three o'clock at the Public Library with Mrs. Fred Dressel as leader. Mrs. J. Q.

Schwarz Is president ot the society this year. This is the first meeting since last spring as the Del phlans do not meet during the summer months. Jerseyvllle Man Locates In Florida Attorney James T. Dolan, son of Attorney and Mrs. M.

J. Dolan of this city, has located at Miami Beach, and will practice law In that city. Mr. Dolan went to Florida merely on an inspection trip during his vaca tlon, but considered the prospects there BO good for the practice of law, that he decided to remain. Before going to Florida, he practiced law In St.

Louis for four years. President of Blackburn College Delivers Address Dr. W. M. Hudson, president of Blackburn College at Carllnville, who was here as a.

delegate to the Alton Presbytery while it was In -session, delivered an Interesting address to the students the J. T. H. B. during assembly period Tuesday morn Ing.

The subject of President Hud son's address was "The Advantage of Blackburn College." His talk was greatly enjoyed by both the students and tho faculty. Court Notes Istvan Cslrmaz of Grafton has applied for naturalization papers. He came to this country In 1008 from Novokoeed, Hungary, and has lived at Grafton durlnfe most of that time. Ho asked for naturalization papers which were granted, and also asked that his name be changed to Sherman, as his real name Is so hard to spell and pronounce In English. Divorce was granted to Clarence Wahle and Lela Wahle, also to Jessie Perdun and Clarence Perdun, and separate maintenance was granted to Cora Long against Jesse Long.

Alton Presbytery Elects Officers The Alton Presbytery which met In Jerseyville, Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 28 and 29, adjourned Tuesday evening after a splendid meeting. About 75 delegates from all over the Presbytery In attendance, and on Monday evening officers for the ensuing six months were elected. Rev. Clinton D.

Bowman, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of E. St. Louis was elected moderator. Rev. Amos Nlebruegge of the Twelfth Street Presbyterian Church In Alton was elected permanent clerk, and Rev.

W. S. Carpenter of tho White Hall Presbyterian Church, assistant clerk. On Monday evening, Rev. John N.

Morrison, retiring moderator opened the meeting with a splendid address. On Tuesday afternoon, Dr. Gerrlt Verkuyle of Chicago gave an Interesting talk on the subject of Teacher Training. Dr. Verkuyle Is field sentatlve of the Presbyterian Church with headquarters In Chicago.

Tues City Hall In Alton, In suld 'ounty, the Real Estate described ollmvs, to-wlt: An Undivided, one-fourth Interest, In and to Lot Number Four (4) ot the Northeast Quarter o( the Southwest Quarter ot Section. Twenty-six Township Six (CO North, Range Ten (10) West of the Third Principal Meridian as the same wan platted on Plat Recorded May 12, 1857 In Plat Book 2, Page 26 ot Records of Madison County, Illinois, Situated In the Town of Godfrey, In Madison County, on tho following terms, to-wlt: CASH IN HAND Tho said guardian as owner of remaining three-fourth Interest will join In the deed. In and to said pram- Ises, free from all Hens and encum- hrancea excepting tho taxes for 1935. Dated this Fifteenth day of Bop- tember, A. 1825.

GEORGE MADSI8N. Guardian of Helen Mndsen Bennett, GILSON BROWN, Solicitor. day evening, Dr. H. A.

LIchtwardt returned medical missionary from Persia, gave a naddress of Interest to everyone, dealing with the missionary work of foreign countries and the lives and habits of the people of Persia. The delegates attending the session of the Presbytery were entertained In the homes of the members ot the congregation. Notes Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hartman have sold their residence on Maple avenue to Mrs.

Capltola Stanley and Miss Florence Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Hartman contemplate moving to Alton or Wood River In the near ASK YOUR DOCTOR To phone your to us. THIS IS THE REASON! The success of our prescription department depend! very largely on how well we servo physicians and the publlo.

We art striving to win the good will of both. If quality drugs, together with prompt and careful service, will do It, our purpose will surely be accomplished. All prescriptions are double checked, OUR PRICES ARE MODERATE. PHONE 121, DELICATE DRUG CO. ALTON Two Stores WE DELIVER PROMPTLY EDWARDSVIUUE 1 CORNS Lift Off-No Pain! TRUCK AND BUS PNEUMATICS MAINTAIN SCHEDULES at LOWEST COST PER MILE Get Our Prices on Parlor and Pipeless Furnaces Sotier Furniture Co.

COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS Doesn't hurt one bit! Drop a little Freezone" on tho nching corn, Instantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you life It right off with fingers. Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of 'Freozone" for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the foot calluses, without soreness or Irritation. Woman Surprises Friends "After a spell of Typhoid Fevar 7 years ago I liegnn to suffer from Indigestion and gas in my ntomnch nnd collo attacks. Thin gradually became so bad that my doctor ndvlscd nn operation for gull stones. A fricnil ndvlscd me to try Mnyr's nt-mcdy which I did with splendid results.

My friends wore astonished nt my rapid improvements. I have no more MontlnB nnd can eat anything I wish." It Is a simple, harmless preparation thnt removes the cu- turrhnl mucus from the Intestinal tract, nnd ollnys the Inflammation whlcli causes nil stomach, liver i.ncl Intestinal ailments, Including appondlcitloa. One dose will convince or money refunded nt Bnrth'i Pharmacy nnd rlriigglHts everywhere. Keeping Buses on Schedule Time I the operation of our 42 buses, we appreciate the fine service and mileage" given by Firestone Tires, and the co-operation we have received from your company In helping to keep these buses running on schedule time. WASHINGTON RAILWAY CS, ELECTRIC COMPANY Washington, D.

C. Firestone Cooperation Aids Bus Service Development OLLOWING consolidation of this Company's motor bus system in southeastern Pennsylvania, we felt tho most important step was the solution of the tire problem. It seemed good judgment to place our whole tire problem in tha hands of some Company equipped by experience to work out for us practical methods for handling what we consider to be one of the most Important and difficult phases of successful bus operation. After complete consideration decided to utilize Firestone tires and service for our entire system. As a result a decided improvement in regularity of service has occurred.

The genuine satisfaction we have in the way our tire problem Is working out under your direction, mikes it a pleasure to give your Company this credit. Charles B. Cooke, President WEST CHESTER STREET RAILWAY COMPANY West Chester, Penn. the Washington (D.C.) JL Railway Electric Company and the West Chester (Penn.) Street Railway Company, are typical of similar expressions from electric railway bus operators all over the country. They emphasize that the important factor in keeping buses operating on regular schedules is dependable tire service.

The Firestone Bus Tire Engineer first determines the proper type and size of then establishes service facilities to insure getting all the mileage built into the tires by the exclusive Firestone Process of Gum-Dipping. It is this combination of highest quality tires and tneir practical application to truck and bus transportation requirements that insures maintenance of schedules at minimum cost per mile. These elements of mileage, safety and economy are vitally important to car owners, Go to the nearest Firestone now with Gum- Dipped prices are low, MOST MILES PER DOLLAR Dan Miller Buggy Co. Buy $100 First Mortgage Notenb ii jn li -on- Improved Property. Alton Banking Trust Co.

516 Belle Street Phone 389-W. AMERICANS SHOULD PRODUCE, THEIR OWN RUBBER.