Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH TUESDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1926 THE CLASSIFIED PAGE IS THEHOMEOFMANY BARGAINS. READ IT DAILY Announcements Card of tAIuToF VJn-ily presfl our piri'x-rc to msmr and for kindness orA (n our In of our and mother, and all- Ihank pastor, and dlns'rn, and jr.nny beautiful floral Thurman Bernlce, Eileen ar.4 children; Mr. flchtlllnifir, par- Allen and Automotive Auto'' Tlrn. Parts Merchandise WOOD to think onr V.ln-1 njvl for the nnd sympathy shown during the and death of our wife nn'J mother, Mrs.

Belinda vrwln, an-1 othank our frlinds for the Itftmtt- ful flwal nnd the Illinois Co. for th'Ir donation fit H. WOOD, nOBEP.T 1IAPOLD HATTIR OAR- RK.V, SU8IB COUVION, IRK.VE Vvr-; if. Auto i Alton to feat JOc- H. 51 Hfrvtce IB: Al-'T') ijOlJilvH 1 pjyfr Khop.

Women Pernofra In "OCTOBER with Wave every Tkvrifoy. Moa4ty and I.ir, 75c, 1974-R. Fhop, Goods J.K'T I.JH-— your nt.T'KH Air Cut Flowers 6-A For the Rlck, unnivcr- birthdays, funerals, nnd any occasions. The Broadway Flower Store, 422 Broadway next to Hnme. Korletles and Afaaonia 23 A.

F. M. special Tueu'lay, October 27th. Worlt In PHI HOFFMAN, W. M.

auto prir'n. Bin-tin Polishing -'I Washington. i IA I 11H i'. f'AluE nd Installed. Diamond WeMlng Battery Broadway.

iVKLiyiNO-'-Of kinds, expert fa- dl.it'/r Alton Welding Fifth nt Ti'-lir. Business Service Hervlre Oftcrrd JH i'HbTOOHAI'HS 12 folders $1.20 during September and Fortln's Studio, Third and Rtn, pool cleaning of rill C-ipahle recommended by Dr. Dupgan, Health Of- flrrr. Call 32fi, Moving, Tritf-klng. Storage IS healer, like r.

price. Apply Real EUute for Rent For Rent Wood River Four rooms and bsth. SI 2 East Pixth. SIS.OO. Five room apartment.

Janitor East Fifteenth. $50.00. Four apartment, Janitor gtr- Kant $15.00. O. H.

KRAMKR AGRNCV (R'nllors A J5C. 223 Market St. State Hill for 5 rooms, lights, water, garage, basement. Phone V-'i n. Call anytime.

voooL Kans-s Ten (18) West of the Third Principal Meridian as the appears from thereof recorded In Plat BcoV 6 Pa ire 73 of ths Recorder's office of Msdlson County, Terms of CAsh in hand on day of rale. Upon jiayrr.on! of the Annie" Larsent. She died very Annto Lareent, Mr. and Jas. Green and Mrs.

George MeCollum were called to Bethalto by the death (last evening of Mr. money rfKd ronflrmatlon of report U( Rt th Ofre 53 years fol- herein try the said Court, 4 I))wins an txt ended period of falling tlflcatc of purchate rive by the Mauler In Chantry which will entitle the rmrchaaer. his or as severa! gt- La summer she spent under treatment In a a i but had obtained signs to a deed at the expiration of lj(Ue any re! ef nlno Apply (10 A. FLOSS TrtANSFER CO. IF WANT TO US.

157. JLrfidgc N'J- 421. Kesular meeting', 7.3'j ni. Kull defire ntnff Is reriucnted fo bo on band. Bo prwmnt, WEONKPfiAYNIGHT Western SUr I-- No.

1, Regular Temple 'iiilMtnp p. rn. Keprixien- fullves report, nd" Ions Goods carefully handled. Oeo. 2001 Mnln Ft MOVINO omi Ions packing and ohlpplng.

Union Stor- DEO 32'i Kfnto 'Hit-nil I "re-' painting, remodeling. Harold Cham- herlaln. SOfi West Third. Call 2M7-W. dilrnprnctors 28-A "ifff Fs'b iif men Inventlftate tiftver.

Tlska, D. Temple null'ilnR. niK A'KUWIIITHH' uatvi, rnriko nick people well. Faul' nrid new. Apply avenue.

HL'CK'S new. Fine for Whits trim, 3720 Bostwlck. CHILUS like new. KiKtitil trf Blue enamel combination coal and pas. Apply 1202 East Ko'irth.

4 1J03 DIN IN? Itooil" 8UfTE Tn good cori'Iltlot). Call I067-J Or apply 613 won fit. BAST flltik. 28th, 3 sanitary cotf. 2 Iron bertu, wardrobe, tables, clipboard.

p.tov*s, 2721 College Ave. l-'OK HALE OnS range, heating ntovo, and wswinir machine, good condition, 709 Elfgen North Alton. Ktovc, like new. Apply 640 5 condition, 202S Main St. In new tlon.

Excellent condition, 1124 Lib orty fit. Ins nnil furniture repalrlns by Hklllert workmen. F. Atteberry. and Henry.

CnJMCSO-W. JOHN TnepirfrFisTturnnccir Btovpd nnd tin wflrkPhne 2G20-W. Qrandvifar, 4 room furnace. Wm. J.antr».

For Rent SAP.AOE—For rent. Seventeenth and Call MMV. Real Estate For Sale In rnonth frcm dat ot "''at the home ot a brother-in-law, WH Auxiliary To Give Party there shall ba redemption accord- InR to Dated at Edwardsviile. Illinois, this 3rd day of October, A. D.

1523. J. L. SIMPSON. Master In Chancery.

GEO. H. HM1LEV CO. AGENCV estate and Insurance. National Dank Building.

Alton IP YOU To buy. build, or repair, call W. J. West, 2605 Benbow Ave. Phone 1030.

IF Want to buy, or ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE The undersigned, administratrix of the estate of Stewart deceased, hereby Rives notice that she will appear before the Probate Court of Madison County, at the Court House In Edwardnville on tho First Monday of January next, nt which all persons having claims against said estate are notified to attend for exchange real estate, Geraon. Wood River. call A. Insuring property Is our business, Consult us. John H.

Hellrung, 111 Henry street. Florida JKM, in a FOH five ncre lots Central Florida, nenr St. Cloud, city of 2,500, Oevla Co. Will take used car as part payment. P.

J. Kupp, 120 Herman Alton. Sale 84 Ham Cable whers rewntly had been making her home. For many years she lived in Alton. Program At School following program will given at the Woodrow Wilson School In Hartford, on Tuesday evtnlng at 7:30 o'clock.

The school building is conv pleted and has been accepted by the Board of Education. After the gram the building will be open to visitors for inspection. A. cordial Invlta tlon to be preient Is extended to the people of Hartford and Wood River. The Auxiliary of the American legion will give a party in the Legion Hall Thursday nlRht for the American Legion Firs Yestcrdajr Firemen were called out yesterday afternoon to subdue fire In the second story of the bulldlnp.

the lower floor of which is occupied by the Kroeccr Store. The fife IB reported to have started from nn oil iilove. The flamace Is said to be slight. Communilv Thursday Mfilit "Double Stakes" Is the title of the community movie, to bo held In tha Lincoln school auditorium Thurs- River School Orchestra Junior High purpose of bavins the name sdjuated. J.

W. Patterson. Dated this 23rd October, A. D. 1925.

GEORGIA BOYD. Administratrix. HKATLNTS For Hale. Apply nt 452 East Broadway. JIOOKI kitchen cabinet, als 1'lr-nl llrtrlfHH cooker, 71W Main St.

LKT Furnish tho wafl paper fo your rooms attractive for the winter. C. E. Langham 506 ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITION TO room house, Including 2 lots, also, household furniture. Apply Grand East Alton, Illinois.

FOR room modern bungalow, hardwood new, cajsh or terms. J. C. pa ugh. Phone 1BG3 or 1 OB MASTER'S SALE OF REAt, ESTATE State of Illinois, Countw of Madison, ss: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, MAY TERM, A.

D. 1925 L. A. Hchlafly, as Trustee vs. Edward C.

Puetz, Margaret M. Puetz and Henry Omson. Bill to Foreclose Mortgage. Chy. 3539.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Master In Chancery of the Mndleon County Circuit Court pursu- Employment lp Kvitiialn' K. OF C. Council, No, 400. KniKlitK ColurnbiiH iripiif. lit Ih'; I'lulldliii; Ttn-n- ill.

8 n'rlork promptly tnvl git In u. Ijody to (lift holm; otic brother and former yrand knight, Jownpli GroHBhr'lui, OROHCIK FtPftlNO.MAN, firnnd Knlglit. TO riMH.ic-All' hcro-liy u'lirni'd tn obHtnln from Hie deiilnirlliin, or uf prciifrty. liclnnijIiiM to In-- fcr' 1 on (H- IM kunuii JIM All vlnliitni-H uf tlilH TlOtlcf! In' HI-Ofic'1-iltril III lii'i'iird" with lo thn ftilk-ftl cxlcnl In iin liinoi't'iit on (h" tifcuvioti, but IIIIVP rfupcct fni 1 of Chirr nf Allun, III. ril, Iiiiiii, l''ounil M) lAijY'H TAN OVKKCOAT Tiiitiiil nilxtnkn from flrinid Tln-nlcr Huniliiy llolurn to fir-Id or Cull IKiri'J-AV tir return tn irnnd llox OlTI' 1 )'.

dm In inini; Ciirii nnil nllpn. f-'aiiio l-'urciniui. Ho- won). Return Offfco Alton (inn K. niviM 1 illvnr, 111.

Klnfjlo. refercnccii. "VVrlto Box 5 run- TVlc'trnip)). mi isk r- ipiTiiTn i'ff giio'ii horn-: fur i-ltslit party. Cull nl (132 RANGE Copper-clad.

Good condition. Apply after 6 p. 714 East JFIflh. SAM-: OF Clothing, cooking utensils, Vo. BeKlnnlng Wednesday morning, October 28th, at 2721 College nyenue.

Omililiiation and Cull S2I-W. houne- wwrk. Clinton Knndcra, Phono DMA oiiTi "fa- millnr with tunnll work. Kooril it'fl waii'-fi tonight imrty, Phf.ii" AVnnil Hlvi-r 7D. I'-uch inoilurn bnrbcrliiK unilM' Hlinji cundlllonH.

(jur fill for i-aialoK. Molrr linrhiM- ColK-Kf, N. Sixth St. I.onls, Mo, 7 "niiiii l-'ord truck. Married niiin preferred.

I'lu-i' Tnli'Krnph. SiiualliuiH 30 SITUATION 'by yoimK OlTlcu wurU. experience In type writing nnil i.llortlmml. Hot- orciii'i-H. Cull KIO-I.

WANTI'ID- WltHhlng nnd Ironing, tir work by day, Mrx. FulknrHon, Nl- Ihp NUIIII I'iiy mill Third I.I-I-.MI.II Third HI. civ Mdrrli.iiidise $12. i value for on termB of cnnh and weekly, 12 selections (0 double disk nxchange records) free. Fully Kunrnnteed by Klescl- hovMt's, (Kstablishcd 208 Went Third Ktrent.

TENOR In good condition; good as new; with raw. after p. ni. or Sunilny, 2317 Edwards Ktrcct. Address of West, president Woodrow Wilson P.

T. A. Wright, Mrs. The Woodrow Wiluon School O. A.

Smith- Violin solo, Bureer. The Board of Education, 104 D. Palmer, president School Board. Powers, Miss Keltr. Our A.

Wright. Negro The Woodrow Wilson P. T. Lloyd L. Green.

Community Sing. Floyd Allen. floors, practically Shin- 4 rooms, watur, lights, garage, large lot, Wanhlngton Ave $2,000 5 room frame house, water, snd sewer, lot 66x175, Tremont Btreet $2,500 6 bnth, furnace, lot 00x120, paving pnld, 437 East 10 room double house, part modsrn, rents $45, good condition 8 room frnme, slato location, very good Investment, close- in $5,400 0 room modern bungalow, Upper Alton. gnraRC, paving, sewer $5,500 room modern house off 12th lot OOxUD feet 12 room brick house for 4 families, water, lights, RJIB, paving. 12 room frnme, slate roof, modern conveniences, rentp 7 rvomn, ull modern, brick.

Middletown location, P'lVlpg paid $12,000 O. H. KRAMER AGENCY Insurers) Phone 230. 225 Market St. Kndlo OS-A ('II UAP 3' tuiio in perfect condition.

Will demonstrate. Pluinc a't the Stores 7 Alton Tent Awning ft)8 Bast Broadway. Phono 1 1304. WAM' PA nil your rooms, tliem Attractive for tho winter Mason, letter AVall Paper and Paint ,112 East Broadway. WOOD room house with fruit trees, two 5 room brick houses, $2,000 and 3 room houpo with garage, water and lights, $1,200, $250 down, balance $15 a month; Roxnna, 4 room house, 2 car garage, fruit trccts, lot 4 room house, water, lights and full bueemont, Meyer- Timlin Agency, 52 Eaat Ferguson, WoodRlver.

SllMillions d-i-iir) Financial 37 ilm Kl. i anO l'" i-r 38 return to Cifirgn II. Cilllanil at Market fit. J''Ol'Nii unit rn if. Ovvni'i' ran have, by ami ini; ililn od (Hid feud.

C. C. Cope. i-j milu north ni hrlrU ynrd. V.

M. A. J.fi.S Cull it tin- (iranil f. SAI.I'I—liiHMl pnyliiK bUHlric-sH, aulni; rapidly together with mid equfpment paying over per month, alfo long time Ifiinr-. I'rlco BlfiOO cash.

OolriK to Florida, if you want Rood paying tlint IH inira to double In a your lift 'illicit- Wrlto Box 400, cnre. Kdil HA1.10-U. ilml (jai'di-nr-r tnurliiK car, 1023 model. Part Terms on balance. In- riiififi roiifiidi-iiiit, HI, Buy WANTED housekeeper to know we buy rags, books, nowspa- Peru and magazines, Co.

Phone 3270. A. M. Moyor Rooms and Board Koonm Hoard At'jiy, 821- with gooil heated rooiiHi and iilcnty of hot water. AN EX AV with fo'r without boardj Moil roomers olid boarders, 131S Fourth close OlllHH to Automotive A-l I'ondltlcn.

tiai'iMlii for sale. Apply r'nllcrtiui Ave, ItKAI." UHi-d cai-H. line. fort'B "Hid Cur Depart incut, 017 TiiBt iJrniidwuy. Phonn modi'l.

l-'lrst onlcr. Apply 1302 SI. KTAR niuili'l A I ciimll- tlon. A Apl'ly 71-1 Kant. Fifth HI.

will trado your old' car. ''Uboral torniH. Chas. O. Ltift A Son.

Nash nnil A.lnx deulcis. Bollc Kt. tlptin Aulu TrurliH Kur Snln ilV will', cliiM Wnliiut C.I rove. flu I. Auio III l.iiilnmialjlo bruko Iltllnu.

Uemiind It (rum your repair- liilin, II. S. Auto 1'nrts CIU I'jHBt Ili'Oiiilwiiy. UlhUlliMlorx. llnrrlHoii 10 MM laillator, $IC, i liroiiil- ttp.

curtnlnc, BJ4 Uould'n Usid Car ISxclmnge, tH Plaea t.tie;t, rooinlnK hrjUBC, furnlxhr-d rmriH upHtali'B, on Fci'jfU- lion nvcniif. AVooil K'li'i'i'. flood pny- Iru; propo.iltion. Mcvcr Timlin AK'-nry. f'- Ivnit Wood nivc-r.

I'honi. K. Live Stock CnU. "other" 1 sAl.r:--l'olnti. pupN, culor llviM- anil while; ngo 10 H.

KliouM Ini flni' of thin soa- Aildress Fay C. Doty, mi. 111. AIJ'I-Tiilntcr pup, il months Highland. 4K hlmc 68 till Nice room for Rentlomen In private family, close-In.

nioTcrn iilnhed slcepinK rooms, close in on car line; steam boat. 1' HT ST 51 front sloopliiK room for rent; furnace heat and llghls. References required. Full old. II.

(liilluwiiy, Phiiiir 1'1'JI. HIH-HCM, Ciitllc, Vi'hlck'8 TKAM Mllli'r CVincnt Co. OK SI7 WiiHlilniilon Avo. Phone 339 after 7 p. m.

Stork 50 HprliiK chlcKpiiB wiihfed. Will call. 1'hono 707-W. D. MllliT C'lMiiiiilxxloii nolle Bt, Merchandise ArllrliiH l''oi' Ktilo "til II A Ii It A I HTKH'H The iitrlp that nceilK no In.

In.diictlnii. II. C. lllai-k, -137 Kast Knurlli xirri'l. Bale.

Apply Wm. A'lHtti at WOIt DION. furnished room for rent. Phone LOTH FOR Lots 50x200 ft, Graf ton 400 Two lots in Siring Place, bargain 400 Lot In Woodlawn, scwcr paid, terms 5 600 Two lots in Pope Others Addition 750 Two lots In Siring Place 750 Lot in Upper Alton, paving nnd sewer paid 1000 Lot on East Fourth stret, bargain price "00 Lots In Rock Springs Homo Gardens 9 1 J50 Lot on Liberty street, nnd Hewer paving 22" A 12 ncrc tract, Godfrey 3600 A 20 ncre tract, Godfrey 5000 A acre tract. Alton S500 A 62 ncre tract, with 2 houses.

O. H. KRAMER AGENCY (Realtors lnsuororn) Phone 26d 225 Market St. ant to a decree ot said Circuit Court entered in the above entitled cause at the May Term, A. D.

1925, thereof, will on Saturday, November 7, A. D. 1D25, nt tho hour of eleven o'clock A. M. sell at public vendue to the highest and best bidder at the East door ot the City Hull In the Spaldlng Building In the City ot Alton, Madison County, Illinois, the following described real estate, with its appurtenances, situated In the City of Alton, County of Madison and State of Illinois, to-wit: Commencing at the Southwest corner of a tract of land formerly owned by Helena, or Helen Stelner on Bella Street Road; thence southerly along the ast line of Bello street Road Four Hundred nnd Sixty-eight and seven-twelfths feet to a stake; thence East eleven hundred and and six-twelfths: feet; thena North seven Hundred and' Thirty-nine and eight-twelfths feet: thence West fourteen hundred and forty-seven feet tb the place of beginning, and being a part the Northwest Quarter ot Section No.

Two, Township No. Five North, Rango Ten West of the Third Principal Meridian, excepting therefrom a strip of land conveyed by David Ilch during his lifetime to the Alton, Jackson- villa and Peorla Ry. the said land consisting of Lota Nos. Fifteen, Sixteen, Eighteen nnd Nineteen and parts of Lots Nos. Twelve, Twenty, and Twenty-one of Mounter's First Division ot tho Northwest quarter of Section No.

Two, Township Five North, Range Ten West of tho Third Principal Meridian, meaning and Intending to convey, release and quitclaim all the lands formerly owned by David Ilch, Deceased, at tho time ot his death in said Mouler's First Division above mentioned which he acquired by IDced from Chas. H. Peck and wife, May 21st, 1883, together with all and singular tho tenements, hereditaments, and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining, Terms ot Sale: Cash in hand on day of sale. Upon payment of the purchase money and confirmation of report of sale herein by the said Court, a certificate of purchaso will bo given by the Master In Chancery which will entitle tlio purchaser, his heirs or assigns to a deed nt the expiration of fifteen months from date ot sale, unless thero shall be redemption according to law. Dated nt Kdwardsville, Illinois this Saxophone Health Selma Engene, School nurse.

Reading, F. Howell Same Old Time A. Laird and A. Hart. Week Day Announcements of the Evangelical Church The Sunday School teachers wll have their monthly vbuslness meeting at the church on Tuesday evening 7:30.

The Cholj will meet for practice Wednesday evening at 7:30. The Young People's League Is go- Ing to give a. Hallowe'en party Friday evening, at the church at The congregation and its friends Is Invited. I A Brotherhood service will be conducted at the church next Sunday evening at 7:30, A good program Is being arranged. Rev.

R. Kofer, pastor of St. Peter's Evangelical Church at Granite City, Who was the organizer ot the congregation almost six years ago will preach the Brotherhood sermon. Party For Robert Schuelcr Saturday evening In honor ot the sixth birthday anniversary of Robert Kchuelor, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Schueler of Ninth, street, friends of the honoree gathered at the home, the affair having been arranged by Mrs. and Horace Dean took place I evening at eight o'clock. tho Baptist parsonage, with the Rev. A. Vf officiating.

The attendants Helen Hubbard and W. Judd. The bride Is the daughter dt Mr. snd Mrs. I.oula Klndlo of Nebo, and tho groom Is the son of Mr.

nnd Cnlnway Dean. Hallowe'en Tarty The Christian Kndeavor of thn First Presbyterian church have postponed their Hallowe'en party for which It had been making plans. Surprise In Honor of Dr. Ogdon Last evening when Dr. A.

Ogden went to the Presbyterian church to Instruct hli orchestra In their regular day night, Oct. 29. practice ho was very pleasantly sur- 'Rover's Big Day" Is tho name of MA when tho ot tho or- the one reel comedy that will Ue costume greeted It Is full of fun for the Kiel- h)m w(th BUrprl8e pnrly arranged dies. Rover Is ablg honor Tho parlora of the church where the affair was given worn decorated In keeping with Hal- lowe'en. Games were played and at the conclusion of an evening refreshments were served.

Evangelistic Party at Pentecostal Church The Evangelletlc. party to be at the Pentecostal church tonight will have a special feature, eight mu- slclnns who are highly accomplished. They nra known nil over tho ntntp. Every one Is Invited to come and hour 1 them. Leaves for Home Mrs.

Herb Fulton ot Collinsvlllc turned to her home todny fl ing several days visiting with cousin, Miss Lillian Fulton. Receives Surprise Visit from Brother Henry Schnauffer of Whltclaw nve- DUO w.13 very pleasantly surprised last evening when he received a visit from hlB brother, George Schnaufftr whom he hnd not seen for seventeen, ymrs. Mr. Schnauffer resides in where ha is Interested Sn otl Todny he trip to St. Re.il Estate The Meycr-Tiny-ir That Is, he wan friendless until he ran up apalnst six old Bobby.

In addition to the pictures there will be a feature nt this show given by fifty little tots of the second grade of the Washington school. Miss Minnie Uctterath has been drilling them for past two weeks, and they will give a very entertaining little musical kit. ama AH School Hallowe'en Party The pupils of the Wood School are anxiously awaiting Wednesday night. The reason Is a big nil-school Hallowe'en party. The School Council has been making plans for the party for the past two weeks, and all pupils are expecting a big evening of fun.

The Junior pupils will meet in the large basement room, and the fifth and sixth graders will be on the first floor corridor. It is to be a masquerade affair, and with over 150 planning to be present it Is expected that all ot the bogles and witches and de.vlls will be represented. The teachers will 1 chaperone the party. Playing Basket Ball The Junior High boys and girls, are starting basket ball practice on the out door court this week. They hope to be able to start Indoor practice soon.

Twenty games have been scheduled the basketball season, which will start the latter part ot November. The school council has staged a campaign to sell season tickets to the pupils. They have two motives in mind. One is to raise money to help support the teams, and the other is to make It possible for pupils to see the games at halt the regular admls- sion Louisa Weaver will have pany report? ftU tions: Five-room Schueler. Juvenile games of various sorts were provided for Jihe pleasure of guests and lionorce and those successful in being presented.wlth favors at tho conclusion of the merry mak- fo Estate 88 WANTED TO residence In Alton for small Improved farm.

Write Box care Telegraph. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received until 5 o'clock November 3rd, 1925, for erection of the Elm Slrcet Presbyterian church building. Plans and specifications nt office of O. G. Istclle, 3112 Leverett avenue, Alton, ALTON tii7--Thi'e() Jill.

Successful bidder will he required I to give bond for fulfillment of con- 3rd day of October, A. D. 1925. J. L.

SIMPSON, Master in Chancery. 2H38-M. for Iloutu'lifrplng 68 bath for rent. lOomaTorTent, nil i tract, modern conveniences. I reject Committee reserves nn? or all bids.

right to unfurnished roomn for IMITEB. rooms for light housokeplng far rent. FOll furnished for light housekeeping. No objection to children, nt 711 Bella St. HAMILTON furnished rooinu In modvrn hqmo.

Mrs. T. Gavin. JOIS8TINO Vmfur- I shed within. rooms for rent.

Inquire tilltl.H -For Ciilldcn Ave. Fur ouch. Phiiilo Woml Ulvcr 7D-W2, uuui'a burn, POS Logan -Furnished 4 rooms and bath, largo room, small kitchen. Phone 3311 rtftor 7 in. Real fprJRent For Rent MASTKH'S SALE OF HEAI, ESTATE Htate ot Illinois, County of Madison.

ss: IN THK CIRCUIT COURT, MAY TERM, A. D. 1926 L. A. Bchlafly, as Trustee VM.

Rudolph Puetz, Emnta Puetz, Edward C. Margaret M. Puetz, Henry Onmon. nnd Bill to Foreclose Mortgage. Chy.

3940. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Master In Chancery ot the Madison County Circuit Court pursuant to a decree ot said Circuit Court entered In the above entitled cause at the May Term, A. D. 1825, thereof, will on Saturday, November 7, D. 1026, at tho hour ot ten o'clock A.

M. ATV Kill A house, dak at public vendue to the highest floors, hcutcd RiiniBC. attractive con- best bidder at theKnat doorof tho NOTICE OF CONSERVATOR'S SALE State of Illinois, County of Madison ss: By virtue ot a decretal order of the Probate Court of said County, entered at the October Term of said Court, A. 1026, on the application ot Joseph Elchorn, Conservator of Uenry Doerr, Incompetent, -to sell the following described real estate, belong to said Incompetent, situated In the City of Alton, County of Madison and State of Illinois, towit: Lots Numbered Twenty-one (21), Twe'nty-two (22), Twentythree (23) and Twenty-four (24) In Block Number Four (4) tn Curdle and Mauplnn Maple Heights Subdivision of Hunters North Liberty Addition to tho City of Alton, ns the same appears from plat thereof duly recorded tn the Recorder's Office of Madison County, Illinois, In Plat Book Page 40; Situate In the City of Alton, County of Madison and State of Illinois; the houses on said lots are numbered 1304 and 1310 Harold Avenue, Alton, Illinois. I shall, on the 7th day ot November, D.

1025, at tho East front modern, Might Mil. Phono 91. FOK rooms, four upstairs and four below. Modern. Doris A MrC'lure.

Apply 2418 K. Broadway. IIOIJHK--5 room house. Inquire Ei-khunlt's, 613 Broadway. Phone rent tit 341E Washington avenue, aluo garage for rent at Went Fourth street, Apply I ford Upper AUon.

W) Tonrjwhlp City Hall in the Spuldlng Building In the City ot Alton, Madison County, Illinois, the following described real estate, situated tn the City of Alton, County of Madison and State ot Illinois, Lot number Two (2) In neck's Subdivision ot Lots numbered Twenty-Eight (28) and Twenty- Nine (23) of Mounter's Flret Subdivision of part Ot the Northeast Quarter of Section number Two (() North door ot the Suulding Building on Belle Street, Alton, Illinois, at tho hour of ten o'clock A. M. sell ull the Interest of said Incompetent In and to the said real Cbtulc at public vendue, Including dower und homestead rights tn the paid real estate TERMS OF HALE: One-third cash on day of sale and tha balance In nix months to be xocured by mortgage on mid real estate. Dated this Cth day of October, A. V.

1026. JOSEPH EJCJIORN, Conservator ot Henry Doprr, incompetent. By B. J. O'NEILL, Attorney.

Ing game were Marie Hoppert and Clarence Harris. Robert received a number of lovely gifts In honor of tho occasion. Re freshments were enjoyed which were served by Mrs. Schueler. The Schucl er home was decorated In keeping with Hallowe'en.

Those present were Marie Hoppert Eileen Hulton, Adair Harris, Mary Eunice Schueler, Anna Catherine Gainer, Charles Towey, Albert Schuel er, John Pierce, Clarence Harris, Charles Smith and Robert Schueler. Attend Pageant Among those from here attending the pageant at the First Presbyterian Church on Sunday night at Alton were Mr. and Mrs. E. Trout.

Guests Return Home Mlsaes Mary Bello Fram and Nora Schlrts have returned to their home in Vandalln after a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Slater. Card Party Wednesday night the party to given at St Bernard's Hall is to begin at 8 o'clock and the ladles have ar ranged for tho playing of euchre and pinochle. Attend Pageant in Alton Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. Maguire -and son, Edward, attended the pageant given at the Presbyterian Church Alton Sunday night. Guild To Meet With Mrs.

Gunnlson There will be a meeting of the Epls- sopal Guild on Wednesday afternoon leld with Mrs. G. W. Gunnlson In her liome on Seventh street. Attend Pageant Mrs.

Tom Point and daughter, Margaret, Mrs. Paul Schleeper, Mrs. Wm. Wolf, Mrs. I.

L. Stocker went to Alton and attended the pageant at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday night. Entertains Informally Mrs. Robert Lane was hostess at an Informal party given In her home on Madison avenue last evening. At the conclusion of a pleasant evening spent In sewing, Mrs.

Lane served a tempt Ing repast. Those in the party were Mrs. I. W. Jolly, Mrs.

J. Hubbard, Mrs. Donald Naef, Mrs. Sam Montgomery ot Alton, and the hostess. Guest Leaven Kor Chicago Howard Leonard of California who has been a guest at the home of Mr.

nnd Mrs. Howard Leonard has departed for Chicago before returning to his home, Odd Fellows To Meet The Odd Fellows will hold their regular meeting tonight In their hall. At tho conclusion of tho meeting refreshments are to bo nerved. Mother of Mrs. Very 111 charge of the girls team this year, and John Stahlheber will hava charge of the boys.

The pupils ore planning a organization and "uke" club to arouse enthusiasm for the home Announce Marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hubbard Walter S. Hubbard nnd Miss Aliene Trabaut were quietly married at Lawrencevllle, 111., on Thursday afternoon, July 23. The news was quite a surprise to their many friends nnd relatives.

nnd Mrs. Hubbard are at home with his parents on Acton avenue. Mr. Hubbard spent weeks last summer with friends and relatives and it was during his vacation that the marriage took place Tho secret was not revealed until yesterday at the home of the groom's parents. Mrs.

Hubbard is the accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Trabatit of Oaktown, Ind. Mr Hubbard is held in high esteem here by his many friends. He Is superin tendent of tho Evangelical Sunday school and is employed at the Stand ard Oil office.

Their -large circle of friends will extend to thelm their bes' wishes. Hallowe'en Party The home of Mr. and Mrs. 'William Koehno of Lorena, avenue was the scene of pretty Hallowe'en party last night when Koehno enter- tained''in honor of her daughter, Miss Nina. Very artistically were the deco- ra arranged in the reception hall and In tho Hving and dining rooms.

Asparagus ferns, together with an arrangement of fall flowers and fall foliage being used to good advantage. A basket filled with flowers was used as tho table center piece. A large pumpkin in the hall further carried out the Hallowe'en decorations. Enjoyable games were played for which favors were given to Mlsa Babel Ditch, Alberta Morrison and Margaret Thurman. Music also contributed to the evening's pleasure.

Mrs. Koehne assisted by her daughter, Miss Wllma, served delicious refreshments. Those attending were, Dorothy Ger- con, Muriel Todd, Blanch Schmittllng, Cecelia SchmlUling, Margaret Thur-' man, Eunice Koehne, Alberta Morrison, Mrs. Koehne, Miss Nina, Wilma and Eunice Koehne and Miss Mabel Ditch and Miss Quick, teachers of the Wood Rlvor school, Wedding of Horace Dean and Miss Flossie Kindle The wedding of Miss Flossie Kindle com- iiis transac- house of Gustnv Albcrs of Ohio, located in Bluff View tu Mrs. Klla Voorhees.

Mrs. will make her home there. Corner tot ot First Acton, belonging: to Dr, Culbertson of East St. i Louis to Mat E. Vranteh of 156 Acton' avenue.

Notes Miss Wllma of KampsvlHe is a visitor here. Adolphus Naucke of St. Louis was icre yesterday on business. Mrs. A.

P. McCormack and Mrs. H. S. Paul of Alton visited with Mrs.

M. yesterday. i'lrs. H. Russell' of Alhambra was a guest nt the E.

Frey home Monday. Miss Fern Maddox of LItchfleld i.i spending the week with Miss Cordelia Herman. The BIDS WANTED Printing Committee of tlio County Board of Supervisors are nsk- ing for bids for the printing of G2.500 tax receipts, in triplicate, folded, ami perforated ready for use for the 1926, 13 Ib. Bond white paper to be used. Receipts to be delivered on or before Dec.

21st, 1925. Bids to be in County Auditor's office on or before Nov. 9th, 1925, A. M. For further information and particulars, see County Treasurer "Wm.

H. Martin. Respectfully submitted LOUIS A. BRIGHT, County Auditor. SUFFER Ladies' Aid of Evantrelica church.

Wednesday evening, Oct. 28th. 5:30 p. Roast, Mashed Potatoes, Candled Sweet Potatoes, Baked Beans, Cold Slaw, Relish, Bread and Butter, Coffee, Apple or Pumpkin Pie. Price GOc.

Children under 10 years ot age 30c. A Sure Shot Proposition Watch This Space for further particulars A. W. Judd, wife of the pastor of the First Baptist Church has been for several days at the home ot Mrs. Prtyton Hart of Upper Alton where their mother.

Mrs. M. J. Marsh Is very low. Mrs.

Marsh Is past eighty years of Hge. Her sons and daughters have been called to her bedside. Visits Mo( her At Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Cecil King visited With the lutter's mother, Mrs.

Thou. Ulfford. Sunday. Mrs, Glfford who has been quite ill is a patient In a. hospital In Bt.

Louis, snd is reported as being somewhat belter, HAVE YOU FUNDS ON HAND FOR INVESTMENT? Can place the following sums immediately: or 5 years. or 5 years. or years. or 5 years. These loans will be secured by a first deed of trust, so as to net the lender six per cent, Detailed information concerning the security offered by these loans can be obtained by calling at the office of: IRVING CLARK CO.

Temple Building Phone.