Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 3

PAGE THREB SfemntonMineto ResumeOperatipn terI.PI." Must Have Full Power prepared for7 lw ta 4 of 'an in- ic-r Bfthamfe Waking capes and caps 1 (or the boys and girls of the band, second concert will -Be i pre- at Piece's frg. Wu n'4Withe rapid Increase in Dlesel-pbweted vehicles In Qreat Britain is the flower tax on Diesel which is -onfe-elghth that 6f It Nothing Short of TWILLING In Lovtly mother of thete tiunnlng very newest the belt values anywhere. WlcMttAAtoC. have placea on the "British Attoek on "Wisconsin Unemployment "Social Welfare and Professional 1 Thompson, lolb ''for Crosby, Fiske, and' Forster, "Handbook of Fire FWVentldtt!" Gephardt, I'Steain Power Plant Engineering;" Greenwood, S. ol- eon, "Improved 1 Equipment in the Home care of the Sick;" Sabln, "House Painting, Glassing, Paperhanging, and White Nicholas, Doust "Manual of Woo'd Engraving;" Flae- cus; of April;" Helton, "Sold Out to the Future;" Reichard, "Spider Woman;" Holmes, "The Traveler's Hedla, "con quest of 'Tibet;" Abbott, "Joan or Arc and Companions;" Rittenhouse, "My House of 1 Drum Corps Delayed.

WOOD Wood River Drum Bugle corps drilled Thursday evening after school between Eighth and Ninth streets on Lewis Due 'to a strike in eastern, textile, mills; new uniforms ordered for the drum corps, will not until July 1. Attend Luncheon. WOOD group of Wood 'River women, including Mrs. Paul Louden, Mrs. Virgil Louden, Mrs.

Leroy Stacker, and Mrs. William Wltthofft. attended a 1 o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. William wood in Alton, Wednesday. After luncheon several hours was spent at playing bridge.

Mrs. Stocker made the high score. Chicken Sapper. WjOOD Ladies' Aid Society of the tTnited Brethren Church -served a chicken' supper to the public in the church dining room Thursday night. Book 'Reviews Discontinued WOOD reviews which have been given Friday afternoons, every two weeks at the library under the auspices of the literature and art section of the Wood River Woman's Club have been discontinued during the summer, according to Mrs.

William Wolf, chairman of the section. Visit State Park WOOD E. H. Payne, Mrs. Wesley Lucking, and Mrs.

Henry Mueller spent. Wednesday at Marquette State Park, viewing the camp site selected lor Girl Scouts of the area. Attend 'President's Luncheon E. V. Giehl, Mrs.

E. R. Durham, M. Manning, Mrs. Frank Bauer, Mrs.

Fred Berry, and Mrs. Otis Holmes TO WASHING MACHINE BUYERS For (he lint in ptoulne quiUtrThorwuhlafnuoUiwtquled with the SUPER-AGITATOR low price. Thlt 9-nwe, undwwatw Utor outkM 936 trator minute, the fMtntinuhinc known- the fentlMt. (OX lonfcr lift to Abo equipped with genuine LoTtll wringer and H. f.

See thb greit Thi Coit of Opirating thi New THQR I oint for 2 Hours. Small Down Payment and fmall Weekly or Monthly Payments Standard Hop Furnishers JKJh MlU A. "ALL-BRAN FORMS MAJOR PORTION OF MY BREAKFAST" Delicious Cereal Believed Hie Read Mr. Huyghe's voluntary letter: "After suffering 1 'for yean, I happened to notice in the grocery a box of ALL-BRAN. I determined to give it a fair trial.

"Today it forms the major portion of my breakfast. I cannot say enough for its effect, as I am a mar 58 years of age, at the time in, life when one needs just what ALL- BRAN does for you." Eobt. A. Huyghe, 810'Union Si, New Orleans, La. due to insufficient "bulk" in- meals.

Research shows that Kollogg'e ALL-BRAN furnishes "bulk" to exercise the intestines. ALL-BRAN also supplies vitamin and iron. Two tablespponfulsdailyare usually sufficient. With each meal, in serious cases. If not relieved this way, see your, doctor.

The "bulk" in ALL-BRAN reairta digestion better than the "bulk" jn leafy vegetables. How much better to use this gentle food in place of patent medicines, At all grocers in the red-and-green package. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. Keep the Sunny JMe of Ufe A LE MEN'S SUITS for Writer ideal when Buy Now and Save much M. fc HMHI 6f munlty Mtrt.

Hailtf WOOD sentartalnea hw Oarstens and Club Membert WOOD Tipton, Mrs. B. Giehli aad Mrs. Otis Holmes Tuesday their reports' on, the" oonvlnMbn of the federation-' 'of Which they attendedfin Chicago recently, wia at a 'meeting Reid at Wood- school. Outfit WOOD RIVERr-Members.

of the executive board and chairmen of the Wdmen's Club will hold an all-day outing at Camp Talahl, Tuesday. The caw will leave at- 9 o'clock. i A covered dish luncheon 'Will be Frank B4uer and her mother, Mrs. D. Trabue of, Alton will be hostesses to the group.

Mrs Trabue has a cottage at Chautauqua. Mrs. Bauer is treasurer of the club, Two Mark Birthdays WOOD and Mrs. E. Vaggi entertained Wednesday night at 6 o'clock 5 dlnner' having as their guests Ray Hartlng.

The dinner was given jn -honor of Vaggi and Harting, who were observing birthdays, The two couples have celebrated the mens birthdays together for the past 16 years. Wood River Notes. WOOD Ladies' Aid Society of the Lutheran church'held an all-day quilting meeting: at the church Thursday. 'The women of the.Baptist church quilted-all day Wednesday. John Mahamma.

and daughter 'Mrs. 'Murray; of Ogden, Utah are visiting.Mr: and Mrs. Clyde Maham- ma," 263 Jennings avenue. Mrs. Ora Bauer, Mrs.

Charles Huber, and Mrs. Josle Cole visited in St. Louis today. Mrs. Claude Tackett from a week's visit with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Graves, in Mllburn, Ky. Robert Parks is visiting his cousins, Mr, and Mrs.

Elwood street, in Washington, D. o. Chesterfield Club Hears Music and Readings CHESTERFIELD, June G. V. Fletcher and Mrs.

KAtherlne Fletcher entertained the Household Science Club at their home Wednesday afternoon. The following members furnished music and readings: Miss Ruth Sawtell, Mrs. M. A. Parker, Mrs.

F. B. Violet Murphy, Mrs. F. W.

Cundall, Mrs. J. F. Talkington, Mrs. C.

R. Duckels and Mrs. E. O. Rigsby.

Shower for Mrs. Points CHESTERFIELD. Invitations are 'issued for a piiscellwieous showe'r, for Wayne Points at the home of Mrs. Harold Keele, Tuesday afternoon, June 11. The following hostesses will assist: Mrs.

John Hounsley, Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Frank Charles Aulabaugh, and Mrs. William Barr. 'Mrs.

Points was formerly Miss Dorothy Phelps. Chesterfield Notes CHESTERFIELD. Mrs. William Kesslnger, who spent the winter with "her son, Manning left'Monday for Colorado Springs to spend the summer with her daughter, Mrs. Bertha Duckels.

Richard Duckels will sell his entire dairy herd consisting of 30 head of Jerseys and 33 head of calves, at his home west of here Saturday afternoon. R. B. Thompson is spending the week with his son, Parker Thompson, near Carlinville. Mrs.

D. A. Rigsby and son spent Thursday in Alton with her sister, Mrs. Hilda WasUer. The work meeting of the United Ladies' Aid Society was held on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

W. W. Dams. Mrs: Olive and daughter, Miss Lucille, were guests in St. Louis- of Mrs.

Maude White. Mrs. Ruby Bhearburn has been employed to teach Rafferty school. Shipman Cleanup To Begin Wednesday SHOPMAN, June 7, Orders to place cans and other trash in containers to be picked up June 12 by village trucks were issued today by the village board of trustees. The hauling is being done in connection with the annual community cleanup campaign.

Shipman Notes and Mrs. Clay Brtstow of Alton spent Wednesday evening with'Mr. and Mrs. G. R.

Bosomworth, Mrs. Sylvester Schoberle entertained, 19, at a miscellaneous shower Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. William Drew. Miss Helen Shultz entertained the Wys of her Sunday school class and their friends at her home Wednesday evening. Wlnslade of Alton spent Thursday with her Mr.

and Mrs. William Winslade. Thojnaj Duffy returned Tuesday a weok's vlilt in Indianapolis of his son, William rvfffw William Daubraan Wednesday with AUl Inaersoll and son, and baby and Rich- in Oar- Wednes. vtalt in Graf ton afe WU- Gifts of lasting beatify of that cate little love nest she's so happily planning. CT Gifts that will win a lasting gratitude became they II make that home mote enjoyable.

Gifts thai ate ptactical and useful in spite of theit beauty and theit vetsi- tite qualities. These ate the things that the btide hopes most to teceive and likes best. Things that will lighten the load on the btand new family budget. Large Linen Sets of beautiful patterned damask. The sizes range from 54x70 inch to 64x104 niches with 6 or 8 napkins to match.

TA LINENS to LUNCHEON SETS Shell find handy for breakfast or afternoon luncheon. Colorful sets with napkins to match 5 Main Floor BRIDGE SETS She'U need several of these little sets for bridge or informal teas. $1.98 to $3.29 Main Floor Main Floor NAPKINS, Set of Six, $1.50 SCARFS' $1.75 $2,50 Lace Table Cloths Made by Scranton beautiful patterns In filet lace. Assorted A truly lovely gift she'll find plenty occasion for OBLONGS, 35c, 59c, 75c TOWELS 75o Third Floor $1.50 to $7.95 Third Floor Hand Made Rice Linen PRICES inch 81.95 18x45 inch $1.75 16x36 inch 81.50 Ohlonfs to Mutch. 354 to Floor CHINA and GLASSWARE Sea Shell Glassware A new shaded glassware that will go with any table setting.

Console bowls, relish dishes, oyster cocktails, candle holders and vases. 39c to $2.98 Third Floor Rock Crystal Stemware Open stock patterns with salad plate, console compacts, sugar and creamers, water pitchers, cake plates and' many other pieces to match. Third Floor BREAKFAST SETS Open stock patterns in 32-piece set. Pretty designs and. colorings.

The bride can add in endless quantities to one of these $4.98 to $5.98 PLATEAU MIRRORS A smart decorative feature that is'taking the country by HOT OVEN CHINA Casseroles, custard cups, waffle sets, mixing bowls, drip $1.00 to $2.75 Third Floor 39c to $2.25 Third Floor MIRRO ALUMINUM 'By all means see the new match pieces for the brides. Other pieces too in endless to $6.29 Third Floor Third Floor ELECTRIC WARE Waffle Irons, Percolators, Mix Master, Toasters, Irons and other nice $1.98 to $18.98 Third Floor Be new be modern give her a Candlewlck Spread. You can't go wrong qjj this item Shown in every color for the bed Rayon Taffeta Spreads in luxurious colorings make a beautiful spread and the bride you buy for will be tickled with the one you $3.98 to $7.98 $5.98 to $19.98 Basement Rayon Spreads that she can use every day win her heart too. And these are shown in all colors- Basement Embroidered Pillow Cases are popular with everyone. She'll like their daintiness and colorful to $4.98 Basement And here's one that will win a WARM smile of thanks, Give her an all wool Blanket of colorful fancy plaids- Basement PEPPERELL SHEET SETS will complete her bedding problem.

They have pretty colored borders of blue, orchid, rose, gold and .98 $3.98 set Basement GET IT.