Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 11

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 51, 1925 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH PAGE ELEVEN Real Estate CON B. Bohiiiocller Agonny. aroii ioTTiOO tdlng W. B. Schmoeller lota 60x160 nil improvements paid, two of fin- eat building lot" ln Upper Alton.

$1,600 eaclv, W. Bchmoallcr "lots, TOGO" B. Schmoeller Agency, 21D East road a i 1J'ones 8 2 8-W. WOOD lot. for sale 69x597 B.

Schmoeller Agency, 219 East Broadwny. Phones 108 and WOOD" lots 85x160, W. D. Schmoeller Agency. 219 Bast Brondwny, Phones 008 and 22GS-W.

PAID UP SHAKES BARN 0 Tor Cent, and More. HOME BUlLDlNO LOAN ASS'N. You con buy thorn Monday. Wood River Rev St. Paul's Lutheran Church Corner Fifth and Lorenn.

Ii. Wolff, pastor. Pni-Honage, 403 B. Hcventh street. services Sunday morning service, 10:80.

Sunday School, 0:30 m. Evening service, second and fourth YjVvlsy. 7:30 P- jLnrapgcrs ore cordially Invited to Woiid tho services. to church anil hear tho Gospel I'nrty In Alton Mr, imrl Mrs, William Wllthofft motori-d to Alton Thursday nlght'ond attended a party nt the homo 'of Mm. Wllthoffl's brother and sister-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Karl Clifford. Hnfoy Daughter Arrives At Home- of Mr. And Mm. C.

I'. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. C', P. Hamilton nro.nn- nrjunclng the arrival of a baljy daughter nt their home On 200 Acton avenue Saturday montihfe, Oct.

81. Both mother nnd daugmfet aro doing nicely. Millathen Class I'nrfy Ono of the cnjoyabiq affair?) ot Jnst ovcnliig wns tho Hallowe'en party given by the members of the thea of the M. E. Church.

Hallowe'en decorations were usec to advantage and a moat dellghtfu' evening was spent In games. Pumpkin pie, douRhnutfl nnd coffee were nerved There --'wero seventy-five present. Hallowe'en Party Last night Miss Virginia Slatei was tho litinorco at a delightful Hal lowe'en parly which was 1 given by her, mother, Mrs. Arthur Slater li their homo on Wood River avenue Dancing and games furnished tho til versions of tho evening and with tho serving of delicious refreshments concluded a most pleasantly spent even- Ing. Those who attended were Dorothy Murks, Margaret Point, Helen Shilling, J-lllmn.

flulllvnn, Mellnda Powell, Herald McCormack, Landon Rhodes, Marlon Elliott, Edgar Hanold, Keith Waiter and Leo Crystal. lilblo Class Enjoys Hallowe'en Party A delightful party ot last night was the Hallowe'en and get-together party which was given by the Men's Bible Class of the First Presbyterian 101116 at 314 PfhhiR nvf-mlp. WpHt-Kml Hero of 3csus Christ for tho salvation of your soul. In tho morning service, Nov. 1st, St.

Paul Lutheran Church Is celebrating its minimi Reformation -festival. This service Is to commemorate tho birthday of tho reformation and' to recall to memory the doctrines ot Holy Writ, which Luther, tho great reformer, restored in truth and purity to Christianity. Tho doctrine of Justification, "The Just Shall Live by Faith," Habakkuk Romans 1:17. is tho central doctrine of Christian faith, tho doctrine with which the church stands and falls. It Is this most important Luther gave back to and upon thin teaching of the.

Bible do -all other doctrines ot the Holy Scripture rest. If the doctrine of justification is not taught correctly and In accordance with the Word of God. then all other doctrines of Holy Writ cannot be viewed In their correct light. From this doctrine the Lutheran Church yields in no way, for she believes that man, tho sinner, is justified before God. by grace through faith in Christ JCSUF.

Evangelical Church Regular order ot Sunday School every Sunday at 9:30 a. m. Morning service every Sunday at 10:30. Evening services on the first and Church. The members assembled in the church parlors which were decorated in keeping with the Hallowe'en style.

There were tho pumpkin fnces, four big paper mriche skeletons, witches, cats nnd a largo black kettle on a tripod. Also used to good effect wero twisted streamers of tho black and yellow crepo paper, nnd this with tho shading of the lights created a very pretty effect. Music, was furnished by the Sunday School Orchestra-and Mr. Thomas of East St. Louis was present and gave tho address of tho evening.

Mr Thomas Is the president of one of the largest Bible Classes of the United States. Adding to the pleasure of the evening was tho serving ot coffee, sandwiches and pie. The attendance was large nnd every ono voted It tt moat enjoyable evening. Woman's Club Dance One of the most successful dances of the season nnd a brilliant affair was tho costume dancing party given last evening In the Legion Hall by the welfare committee of the club, who deserve much credit for the success and the dancers are only hoping that the committee will some time In the near future give another affair of the kind. Everyone had such a wonderfully pleasant evening that tho hour for going home was not at nil welcomed and requests were made to continue Mr.

nnd Mrs. JJonrild McUnnna of Murphynlioro are upending th.o weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clnrk Ncvln, Mailing Trip In Car Mr. nnd Mrs.

and children of Lorena avenue nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Tohn Bales from Granite ('111 left In their car this morning, They will motor to Murphysboro and will return liomo Sunday evening. Tft Attend Funeral Mr. nnd Mrs.

Louis' Cnnamnn nnd children, Dorothy, Jumps nnd departed this morning for LIlchfleM where they will attend tho funeral of a relative. Parly In Honor of John nnd Allccn Marks Last evening Mrs. J. Ballard entertained In honor of her son nnd daughter, John and Allccn Marks, In their homo on Lorena avenue. There were twenty present who enjoyed a delightful evening In games nnd music.

Jce cream and cake were servtd. The Ballnrd homo wan beautifully flccorat ed In keeping with Hallowe'en. Opening of Restaurant in Kcllly Bide Plans are being made for the opening ot the restaurant in tho Reilly julldlng which is to be conducted by J. J. Rellly.

Mr. Reilly will bo assisted by his glster-ln-law, Mrs. Laura Mlchels. The Interior of the restaurant has been redecorated and on Tuesday tho place will bo open for business. A first class chef has been engaged 6nd the'restaurant Is to be open for business day and night.

Houses Ncaring Completion Tho houses being erected by J. Chessen on tho State Road nre near- Ing completion, some of them are almost ready for occupancy. Dlctelter Removed to Litcli- field Hospital Mrs, August Dleteker, who has been quite III at her home has been removed to tho LItchlleld hospital where her International lllblo Wo wish to announce that Hie In- Irriiiitlomil Ulble Httidonts will hold their meeting nt tho Odd Follows llnll Washington niid College avenue, Upper Alton, nt 2:30 p. in. Subject "Tho Birth of Christ." mother Is also a patient.

Mrs. Die- teker was taken to tho hospital Friday morning. Her speedy recovery is hoped for by her many friends. Attend Parade at Alton Among those from here attending the parade In Alton last evening were Mr. and Mrs.

A. Parkin and their children. Fire Plug Again In Use Tho fire plug nt Ferguson and Wood River avenue which has been at no use on account of the widening of the street Is again In condition for use. Attend Party at Edwardsville Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Parker' were guests nt party in Edwardsville Thursday evening. Notes Mr. and Mrs. L. T.

Pierre and son, John and M. Williamson spent the day in St. Louis. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE Notice In hereby given to nil persons interested, that tho City Council of tho City of Alton, in the Stnlo of Illinois, having ordered that a local Improvement bo made by tho paving of Rldgo street from tho North line of Broadwny to tho North lino ot Sixth street In the City ot Alton, Illinois, tho ordinance for tho snmo being on file In the office of tho City Clerk of said City ot Alton. And the said City of Alton having npplled to the City Court of Alton, in tho City of Alton, in Madison County, In salt Stato ot Illinois, for an assessment of tho costs of said Improvement, according to benefits, and an assessment thereof having been inndo nnd returned to said Court, the final hearing thereon will bo had on tho Ninth day ot November, A.

D. 1925, at 10 o'clock a. of said dny or ns soon thereafter an tho business of the Court will permit. All persons desiring me.y file objections In said City Court of Alton before said day, and mny appear on tho hearing and make defense. It 19 hereby further stated that the assessment for said Improvement is payable In ten (10) annual Installments; the first Installment is due and payable on tho 2nd day of January next after tho date of tho first voucher issued on account of work done on said Improvement and the second Installment ono year thereafter and so on annually until all ths Installments are paid, each of said installments, bearing Interest at the rate 6 per cent per annum.

Alton, Illinois, October 25, 1925. C. G. PATTERSON, Superintendent ot Special Assess "At the Km) of the Rainbow" Kind out what there on Tuesday Evening, Nov. 3rd, at Spauldlng Hall.

A college ortnedy by C. I 1 Society of 12th Kt, Preshytorlnn Church. Money to Loan -on- City Improved Property. No delays. Alton Banking Trust Co.

Parents A. regular Old Lino Policy can now bo had for your Children riH well as yourself. Ainounls for children from $fjOO to $5000, an desired, Issued by the Old Colony Life Insurance Company of Chicago; Payments Reasonable ami RenefltB Liberal. For further particulars consult mi Old Colony Llfo representative. District Office, 302 Commercial IJIilK-.

Alton, 111., I'hone 1409. F. J. Wieland (icneral Agent. Honest Solicitors Wanted.

FOR SALE OK RENT New modern dwelling. 4 rooms, "basement and attic. Orchard Boulevard. Ont block north of College Avo. H.

M. STAMPER, Agent, Washington Avc. BVB' WILL TRADE One 6 room modern bungalow with double garage; good location $6500.00 Accept smaller house either Alton or Wood River as part payment. WATSON HOWARD AGENCY Phone W. R.

199 Wood River, Illinois 1 We have for sale several very desirable dwellings on which owners will accept good lot as part payment. WATSON-HOWARD AGENCY Jird Sunday of each month at 7:30. practice Wednesday evening (t 7:30. A. II.

Ideckcr. Assembly of God Church First street and Jennings avenue. Sunday School at 0:30 a. in. with O.

C. kot-slcr and Sister Nellie Miller in charge. Preaching serv pautor's subject Resurrection and The Chance of a Lifetime to be "At tho End of the Rainbow" on Tuesday livening, November 3rd, at Spauldlng Hall. Admission 60c. Children 20e.

Radio and Elec- i trical Apparatus FOR SALE Heating Btove. Apply at 143 Penning avenue, Wood River, Illinois. FOR. RENT Ono sleeping room and garage, ply 418 Ferguson avenue. Ap- the dancing until later.

This was granted and the merry makers enjoyed dancing until ono o'clock. Refreshments during the evening were served. The Hall was beautiful In Its decorations which were in keeping with Hallowe'en. The bright colbrs wero softened by the prettily shaded I lights. The pretty costuming of the CAN INVEST $10 to 510,000 on equal HOME BUILDING LOAN ASS'N 12 West Third Street New Series Monday next.

One or threo-tljbo outfits, two stags amplifiers, also crystal Toy electric railways, 10 track. Two toy motors. feet Battery fan motor and 20-watt dynamo, Vi H. P. A.

Oi motor, bracket mount Buffalo motor fan, 2 .001 mfd. variable condensers (new). FOR SALE MAIN modern home. Hot 60x105. Paved street.

Party leaving city. Can be bought for water heat. Lot $5500 I I i I i i W. B. Schmoeller Agency 219 East Broadway Phone 908 1 if i Phone W.

R. 199 B. 1 :Bi.BvH,H:,B' i i River, Illinois i a i "if FOR SALE 6-room house, hot-water heat, garage, close in. Quick W. B.

SCHMOELLER 219 E. feroadwajr i i i I i WE HAVE CLIENTS With valuable Improved Alton property who desire to for farms. If you have property you wlfeh to exchange see MR. GILLHAM AT W. B.

Schmoeller Agency NEWS OF THE NIGHT Talk of formation of a United wizx sssHSsSss id tho Life." Matt, added much to the colorful decora- Balkan dispute. tho na Thcl 0 wc 0 OC be- There is speculation too as to pos- Toy soldier riioulds. Metal art ends. candlesticks, statuettes, etc. 1507 Central Avc.

Phone 1777 Young People's meeting at 0:30 p. 1 service at 7:30 p. m. The subject for this service will be, "The Second Coming uf Christ." IJnod Kinging with the orchestra, Vsinnlns at 7:30. Hlgglns.

pastor. United Brethren Church Sunday School, a. m. Morning worship, 10:30. Christian Endeavor, 0:30 p.

in. Evening service, 7:30. A. Beldon, pastor. First Baptist Church Sunday School, 0:45 a.

m. Preaching. 11 a. in. Y.

P. 0:30 p. m. 1'reachlng, 7:30 p. m.

Wednesday evening prayer nveetlng at 7:30 in. A. W. Judd, pastor. Christian Church Sunday, School, 10 a.

m. 11 a. m. livening service, 7:30 p. m.

Charles Crammer, pastor. First Presbyterian Church Sunday School, n. m. Morning worship, 11. Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p.

m. Kpworth League, 7:30 p. m. ijBiblo Study class, Wednesday, 7:30 tl m. E.

-W. Akcrs, paslur. St. Gabriel's Episcopal Mission Evening serv.lco with sermon, 7:30 p. m.

In tho auditorium of tho AVpod River school. Public very welcome at all services. Samuel Arthur, priest in charge. Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.

Morning worship, 11 u. m. Kpworth League, p. in. Evening worship, A.

W. Hussonfg, pastor. Anne Wcston Hostess Miss Anne WcBton, 'daughter-of Mr. and Mrs. Burl Weuton of Knsl Pen nhiR avenue, was hostess last evening lo a party of friends.

The homo was decorated In Hallowe'en colors, blacl cats, wicthes, bats and pumpkin fnccs being very much in evidence, Tlv tnblo was quite elaborately dccoratei with fortune-telling Jack-O-Lantorn ns place cards, black cat candle hold era and old witches with pots us candy cups, covers being laid for twelve 01 nn original cloth of black and yellow Lights dimmed by beautiful black an yellow shades provided an effectlv selling for tho telling of ghost sloi les which added to the entertainment GaihcB nnd mush; wero also much en joyed. Mm. Wcnton served dellclou refreshments. Tho yueiits Included the Misses Jan Gunnlson, Inez nnd Roberta Jchnsoi Bernadlne Tipton, Lorcttii Alice Keel, Hazel Hmllh, Isa Dor nml Anne Wcnton. Foreign Missionary Sodcly Notes I Yesterday afternoon the Women' fcprelgn Missionary Society met wit C.

W. Raines of Eighth Hired. R. Davidson led tho nieetln and tho ladkr. enjoyed their stud book.

The enjoyable afternoon brought lo.n closo by the Horvlns lions. There wero coiitumci witching beauty, others In comical attire, and some very original and clever. The proceeds derived from the dance will bo used for charity. The commllcc is composed of Mrs. M.

F. Manning, Mrs. Stacker. Mrs. William Wolf, Mrs.

Oliver' Dickson, Mrs. Loyal Palmer, Mrs. r. A. Swan, L.

Tuley.tMrs. T. P. Eggman, Mrs. Charles Roff, Mrs.

Howard, Mrs. R. W. Hultt, Mrs. Frank Klcn- stro.

Moves Hero Mr. and Mrs. William Harvlllo" of sibilities of a security pact for Japan and tho United States. French cabinet summons General Sarrall to Paris to crpluin many killings in Damascus riot; civilian replaces him. Legal military authorities at Washington certain that subpoena for Coolldgo to testify at Mitchell court- martial would be refused if sought, as defense is contemplating.

Coolldgo appears inclined to refuse Smedley Butler further leave of absence for running tho Philadelphia Alton have moved from Alton Into a police. FOR SALE WELL LOCATED HOMES. B. LAMPERT ST. rooms.

City water, electric lights and cistern. A conveniently located house that can bo bought on reasonable terms. Prlco J2900. 10TII ST. A 6-room house, just completed.

Modern throughout. Hardwood floors. Level lot. Price $5000. SIDNEY ST.

An excellent 6- room house. Modern. Holland plpo furnace. Garage. Paved street.

Prlco $6000. DANFORTH ST. A good 6- room house. Lights and water. Heated by Htoves.

Garage. Lot 04x100. Prlco $4000. NINTH ST. An 8-room frame houso In good condition throughout.

Lights, water and gas. Concreted basement. Prlco $4750. DELMAR AVE. 0-room frame- bouse on large lot.

Slzo 00x350. Lights and water. Price $3400. HARRISON ST. rooms and pantry.

2 years old. Lights and Hot air furnace. Reasonable terms. Prioo $3400. SANFQRO frame house, well arranged.

Lot 4Bx 115. Lights and water. 2 years old. Terms. Price 53200.

BROWN ST. An excellent house, just completed. rooms and hall. Modern throughout. Terms.

Price $5800. BOSTW1CK ST. 1 story frame house, In good condition. Large lot. Concreted basement.

Price $3800. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY to buy a well located home of rooms. Good condition and modern throughout. Price $4200. WEST NINTH G-room frame houso.

Modern. Well located. A deslrablo home. Price $7000. FOR RENT Five room modern apartment, including heat and water $40.00 Seven room modern brick dwelling, garage $65.00 Five room new modern dwelling close to down town $50.00 Geo.

H. Smiley Co. Agency New Alton National Bank Bldg. Koast Turkey and Roast Goose dressing. Full dinner 75c.

Dinner from 12 to 3, Nov. 1. LOME, Wood River. Hard Road. Phone 908 319 EAST BROADWAY Open Evenings Until 10 P.

M. In Next Sunday's Post-Dispatch How Daddy Walnwrlght's "Little Girl" Forced Heirs to Let Her Share In His daughter's uwu story of her life with rich Kt. Louis brewer. He Talked of Never Less Than Women Fall For study ot John V. Wledcmclcr as a muster uf love and bunco games.

"There's $2,000,000,000 In It" Said Hibbs, Eveybody Believed Inside of a. swindle in which hundreds of California Investors lost monty. "Stack of Wheats!" Is Now a Reality for Hungry Americans In Joyous account of how si former St. Loulsnu In Ills quick lunch stand on tlio bank of tile Seine scrvey steaks, clilli-con-uanie antl "hot. dogs." What's Inside of An Apartment Interesting- conclusions tiro drnwu by Maguoritc Martyn after interviewing nil the women in an average St.

Louis apartment. At the Cry of tho Ozark Wolf and Fox Hunters' Association lind their annual meeting recently, tht-y- turned loosu a wolf which wouldn't run, and couldn't bu made to rnn. YOUR COPY TODAY A. B. Cox, 6 East Broadway A.

E. Wilson, 1657 Washington Ave. i mmmmmmmwammmmitim FOR SALE 5-room modern house on Hillcrest, lot 60x120. Garage for large car. Hot and cold water, gas in base- 1 ment.

Built in cabinets. Plumbing complete. Hard-wood floors. Will help finance. Lot on State Street 41-8x300.

Paving paid. 4 Lots on Edward Street. 1 6-room house on Alby Street. Cheap. 1 Lot on Main and Sanford.

1 5-room on East College. 1 lot on Mayfield. For Details Call 1030 W. J. WEST 2605 Benbow Avenue lOBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBflflfll I ALTONA HIGHLANDS a FOR RENT A well located 8 room house.

Modern throughout. Heated by furnace. Convenient to car line. Can bo leased for one year if desired. Monthly- rental, 555.00.

ACREAGE TRACTS 4Va off State Street. Prlco $4250. 10 Very well improved. Just outside city limits. Price JSOOO.

IS Twp. Improved, Good poultry farm. Prlco $5500 An Ideal Farm and Excellent Home IN- MACOUPJN Brighton- Medoni Road. Within 1 mile of Plusa, 6 miles north of Hrlghton. Thin farm Is known an tho Hindu Farm, Two story eight-room house.

Numerous outbuildings, including Fairbanks Scales. Plenty of small fruit and family orchard. Owner wlfl sell or trndo his equity for a. good grocery business or deslrablo Income property In Alton or Wood River. To inspect properly J'llONH 3824.

To Inspcfl (licfia mid oilier desirable propositions, call at the office, I 1 i PUBLIC all the farm Implements. 5 horses and some household furniture. Salo Thursday, Nov. Dth. Mrs.

Ella C. Voorhees, 1 mile north of Upper Alton. Irving M. Clark Co. I Temple Building Phone 1824 Chicago Alton R.

R. Two Day Excursion. 15.00 Itound Trip. CHICAGO Friday Night, Nov. 6 And Saturday, Nov.

7. On trains leaving Alton as follows: Lv. Alton No. 10:13 p. Nov.

6th and No. V-l, 11:08 n. m. and No. 10:18 p.

in. Nov. 7th. Good returning only on trains leaving Chicago at a. m.

and 0:00 m. Nov. 8th and i)lh and 12:16 a. in. Nov.

10th, Tickets honored in free reclining chair cars and coaches. The only new Subdivision having all of tho following improvements: Graded, cinder surfaced streets, city water, sewer, electric lights. These improvements are paid for, no assessments against the lots. One hundred and seventy-six lots In ALTONA HIGHLANDS. Altona lots average GO feet by 139 25 foot of them are level.

THINK You can buy any of these lots for cash, nnd $5.00 per month. RENTERS ATTENTION. Here is your opportunity to buy a new homea just completed to select from. 5 rooms all modern on one floor, full basement concreted, garage in basement. down.

Balance like rent. 4 rooms all on one floor, full basement, garage in it, water and lights. Small payment down, balance like rent. 5 rooms and bath on one floor, basement under whole house, water and. lights, close-in.

$2500. Terms. 5 rooms all modern, basement under entire house. Garage in it. Price $4000.

Terms. W. B. SCHMOELLER AGENCY 219 East Broadway Phone 908 FOR SALE Business Building, located in Business District on Third Street between Belle and Piasa. For Information See W.

B. SCHMOELLER AGENCY 219 EaSt Broadway Phone 908 BRICK HOUSES ONLY JEFFERSON 420- cablnet In kitchen. Garage brick, modern except gas, built-in roof, H. 1IKKKON Ticliel 8 5 3 1 3 6 10 3 4 6 2 4 lots lots lots lots lots lots lots lots lots lots lots at at at at at at at at at at at at $500.00 $475.00 $450.00 $425.00 $400.00 $375.00 $350.00 $325.00 $300.00 $275.00 $250.00 $200.00 Where else can you buy largu lots with nil those improvements at these! located near no many fai'turk'ii. REMEMBER a MAIN STREET, modern brick bungalow BROADWAY NEAR residence and extra lot modern brick, hardwood floors, tiled steam heat, corner lot, one of tho finest home in Alton.

WASHINGTON modern brck bungalow, all on one floor. Hot air furnace, hardwood finished throughout, fire place, enameled bedrooms, tiled bath. Lot 64x300 One of the finest homes In Alton MAIN STREET, modern brick and den, fireplace, hardwood floors, garage in basement. Double garage In yard. Lot TiOxlGS.

One of tho llnost brick homes in Upper Alton FIFTEENTH apartment house, each apartment routs for $70. All modern. Vapor steam heat. $13000 For Further Particulars See W. B.

SCHMOELLER AGENCY Altonu Highlands Is centrally located, enul-dlstum from several largest factories In tho Alton Industrial District. jf tho Tt'lophono 2GI) for an appolntim-in. to glad to show them to you, I IK-PC lots. AVe will DlKI BISHOP WEBER RICAL No 8 East Broadway 1.H B.3 219 East Broadway Residence I'liono 22G8-W I 1 i i i Office Phone 908 B.B'VB^BLH^B BARGAINS IN HOMES CiAltDK.N 10-roum house. rooms on each suk 1 Vrleo including paving ALTON 1-21 G-room modern homo ALUV C-rooiii modern house.

Lot GOxl'JO MYRTLE -IliD rooms, partly modern cash will handle. iil'HING C14 12-room flat, a moms ciioli flat, modern furnace. Rents for per month. 1'rlce SPRINC! 14-room house, 4-room data, modern furnace. Konls for per month.

I'rlco Modern $5500 $1300 $10011 $3500 except $8000 J9000 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION SEE W. B. SCHMOELLER AGENCY Office 1'hono 908 210 EAST BROADWAY Residence Phone.