Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 8

PAGE 8. Pull Glory of Cherry Blotsome. Blooming of the chr-rry irecB In Japan occurred enrlior thin yrnr thnn nsunl, owing to the cxcnptlonnlly warm woathor of tin- a rly months. The wore mil. in r-mit profusion on Much flO.

The Mgnn siikurii trpew In Uycno pnrk were In full bloom; yoshlno sa- kura, or common vnrlnty, cnim; out In fall flnrrxooncp on April 3, tlio nnnl- versnry of tho first tmpnror of Japan. Everyhoiry In Japan IH enjoying the nrborpfjcence of ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1919. Too Deep for Him. An Irish snilor, nfter ptilllnff In BO fnfhoms of line, muttered to himself: "Sure, ffs IIH long as today and tomorrow; It's a good week's work for five men." More of It yet.

"Tho say's mighty to ho sure." Then he mid- denly stopped short; and, looking np to the officer on watch, he cxclnlmed: "Bad luck to me, sorr, If I don't be- lave somebody's cut off tho other end of tills Tires! Tires! For tho week beginning July 21, we will allow J5.00 off the- price of a new tire for your old tire regardless of condition and size. Bring in your old tires and get a new one. Pennsylvania inner tubes, 30x3 $1.35 while they last. Tires and Tubes Vulcanized. Grove Vulcanizing Company 402 State St.

Alton, III. JOHN LEVERETT, 1857 Washington Ave. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC FOR SALE 20 acre tract half mile east of Upper Alton, 7 room modern dwelling, barn, 025 feet front on College avenue extension. An elegant property, suitable for Institutional use, or for subdivision. A bargain on College avenue and Johnson; 154x166, good deed; 1,000 will buy it now.

10 room house, Evergreen avenue; barn, gas, lights, $3,000. 6 room modern bungalow; paved street; small store building; good' business stand. 6 room dwelling, 2 lots, Rodgers avenue; nice place, $2600. 6 room dwelling Walnut and Clawson; paving paid both streets; $1760, bargain. 6 room dwelling, land 330x360; at end paved street; barn, fruit, $6,000 4 room dwelling, South Wood Itlvor $1600; nice property, 10 room dwelling block from either car line; lurgo lot; $2600 bar gain.

A few very desirable building lots on paved streets. GEO. H. SMILEY CO. AGENCY.

Real Estate, Insurance and Loans. For Sale. -A six room frame dwelling with gar age and chicken All modern Lot feet A 6 room frame cl won ing on a seven acre tract on the South side of th State Hospital road. Ground tilled. The double brick duelling Nos.

Bli and 918 Bast Broadway, good location convenient to factories. A fine dwelling, 7 roorrn and bath hot water heat, garage. Lot 100 fee front on College avenue. The Cole-Clark place. wne rest dence with about 6 acroa of land.

Bes tract In Alton (or sub-dlvlelon. AT room modern dwelling, hot wa ter heat, on State street, for sain cheap. A 0 room modern dwelling tn per Alton; one block from car line. A 6 room dwelling on pavod atree In Upper Alton. Lot by 165 feet One-half block fro ID nar Una.

Some flue lots In Eeal'a Addition. Some choice lota In Turner Addition easy payments. 4 good 7 room dwelling on Park naar College ave. Price IS100.00. Two modern dwelling, Foulda Ave.

One of tie best locations in the city. JAMES A. KLUNK, £mtmlmer ana Fanoiul Director. Phones. 100 E.

Broadway KK1SKH FUNERAL WUECTOR AiBlatunt Lady Embulraer 100 Baat Broadway. Ball 620 Kin. 735. Alton. 111.

ICECREM and make your See Our CHILDREN BY NOT GIV.NO UR THEM ALL THE ICE CREAM THEY WANT. IT IS PURE, RICH HEALTH-BUILDING FOOD, AND THEN YOU LIKE IT YOURSELF LOOK AT YOUR ICE CREAM FREEZER, THEN COME LOOK AT OUR NEW ONES. YOU'LL BUY ONE OUR HARbWARE IS T.HE BEST; IT STANDS THE TEST. C. G.

Hartman Hardware Co. THIRD ST. OPPOSITE BELLE ST. Not the Price of a thing, but the Everlasting Value KELLY- SPRINGFIELD TIRES Alton Tire Sales Co. 555-557 East Broadway Alton, Illinois OOOD FOR VKMSE Contain GOOM (not And WOMAN TRAINS ON PUBLIC STREET Qoeg Through Physical Culture Exer- c.ses In Front of Homes at Fourth and Alton Streets.

A woman who chooses a very public place to take her physical pxcrcise has been interesting folks In the neighborhood of Fourth and Alton steels of late. She appears by daylight, along as the sun goes down, and begins taking exercises by performing stunts al calisthenics. She cnres not for the eyes of observers. Shu Just fjof-s ahead as unconscious of spectators as If she was in the privacy of her own home. H.

K. Johnston, tho retired hardware merchant, reports that lie has had much pleasure out of watching the woman perform, as she chooses a spot on the sidewalk in front of his place to go through her evening exercises. A few night ago E. M. Ciaddfs went over and spoke to her but she acted as If in a trance, without deigning to notice Mr.

Gaddis she continued' her exercises and then passed on. She did not return for a fi-w nights after that and neighbors thoug'U she had changed her place of going through her pfiysical culture, but they are. mistaken She returned and now HIP neighbors are looking nightly for repetition of the performance. One of her stunts was laying a book on the ground and then picking it up without bending her knees. WOOD RIVER visiting at the home of her son, P.

H. LtixFalvre, has returned to her home in Ornfton. The Misses Violet and Gonevleve La Kaivre accompanied her 1 home. Over the Top and Then Some. "I never felt better in my life than since taking the first dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy.

I had a bad case of indigestion and bloating and tried all kinds of medicine. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is all and more than Is claimed for it. On my recommendation our postmaster's wife is using It with good results." is a simple harmless preparaUpn that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the Inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money Earth's Pharmacy and druggists everywhere. Miss Alice M.

Winans, daughter of A. G. Winans, advertising manager of the Western Cartridge has returned to her home in Belleville after visiting in Alton. Dally Thouflht No man was ever written out of rep. utatlon but by Benfr Tho many friends of Mrs.

Robert Parks, who was operated on at St. Joseph's hospital last Friday for goitre, will be glad to learn she is doing nicely and expects to be able to come homo the last of tho week. Mins Kstelle Murrick, who was a week-end guest at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. M.

E. Manning returned to her home in St. Louis. Monday. Miss Maureen Morgan was the guest of Alton friends today.

Misses Gertrude and Esther Stock lin, of Highland, 111., were week end visitors ot Miss Silvia Wehrle. Mrs. Anna Carstens, who has been on tho sick list, is able to be around again Master Leland Clark and his brother, Kenneth, are visiting relatives in Wayne City, 111., and enjoying their vacation very much. Mrs. J.

Raymond Carringer, of Cayenne, N. who was called here on account of the death of her brother. Neil Laughlin, in Alton, is visit- Ing friends here this week. Several informal affairs are being given for her. The K.

are planning an open meeting at the city hall tonight. Everyone interested in the organization are request! 1 to attend. The charter- is still open for prospective members. The installation of officers will take place next Saturday evening at O. 0.

F. hull. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gifford and little son, who spent the week end with Harry Gifford, of Penning avenue, returned home Tuesday.

The Moose members held a meeting at their hall last night and different members were appointed for the carnival this week. The Lo Stimmett show arrived Monday and everyone seems to think we are to have a clean show, with lots of amusements, and our people do not expect to go out of town much this week. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wright and children, who were visiting svt the ho-ne of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Everson this week have returned to their home in Alton. The Christian Endeavor society will hold a business meeting at the U. B. church tonight at eight o'clock.

Mrs. L. G. Grist and her daughter, Miss Clara Gust, are visiting relatives in Portage this week. Joseph Barker, of the Weaver apartments, who resigned his position at the Tannery about a month ago, has accepted a position with a St' Louis firm.

William Kollenhorn, of Idaho, a friend of Harry Stoeckel, of Maplewood, visited him Sunday. Mr. Kollen- horn is nuite an interesting man and Mr. and Mrs. Stoeckel enjoyed his visit very much.

Mrs. Geo. La Faivre, who has been Mrs. C. Walters, of Upper Alton, 13 visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Charles West. Mr. and Mrs. 11.

P. Sloockel motored to Delhi and visited lit the homo of Miss Evelyn Reynolds when Mr. StoocHt'l had his S2 hours' rest. EXECUTOR'S SALE OF 6 AL, ESTATE. Notice la hereby, given that 1( dnrsignod, Executor ot last and Testament of Andrew C.

Ihttpr son, deceased, will, on THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, A. 0 191 at tho hour of Ten o'clock n. m. or dny, on the premises of the lato Patterson, deceased, In Fort of toooHt'l hud his S2 hours' rest. i Township, 4 miles north of Ed wards.

Jack Wolf, Krr-d Mutz, Harry Doerr on tne Springfield road, or and several others went lo a ball 8 i i i. nUC to "iRhent i aiut best bidder, tne following i gamo In St. Louis, Sunday. I scribed real estate situated fa The of tho U. H.

Sowing Cmmtv ot ladlson and StMn nois: The nl-2 se 1-4 sec 15, 6, s. society had an all day session today. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Van Camp and lc not J.D, i con daughter, Irene, motored to Alton and talnlng 80 acres more or less, vsiited friends yesterday.

The 1-2 nw 1-4 sec 24, 5, 8 0. Neil is a St. Louis visitor to- and tne ne sw 1-4, Sec. 24, 7 5' a ay i 8 containing .120 acres more Miss who has been a -trip ot away and enjoying a two weeks vaca- Bon ancl to Jo Dav tion. returned home today.

i ttte March 5, 1903 recorded in I nnt Mr. and Airs. Earl Stocker, who 98, Page 264 of the Recorder's Office have been in Litchfiohl have of Madison County, Illinois and sub- Mr, and Mrs. I. C.

Hatrldge have re- Ject to a right of way granted turned from a visit with relatives in Onio oil Company and subject to a coal option to E. G. Gartner. Arcadia Valley. Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our thanks to The nw 1-4 sec 23, 5, 8 'west our esre express our ans friends and neighbors for their containing 163 acres more or less, except- kindness and sympathy shown us In the. sad bereavement in the loss of our little son and brother, Win. Ed- wp.nl (Signed) Morris Earl Stocker And Family. convey. Eave ml to Frederick Meyer et al Trustees of the German Evangelical Lutheran st James Congregation by deed dated March 24, 1848, and recorded in uo 30, Page 418 of the Recorders Oillce of Madison County, Illinois; also excepting therefrom a strip of land 15 "ff the South Side of the Quarter of the Northwest Broken Glass in Street.

Somebody is reported to have filled the street at Ninth and Belle streets BVBl wutu 01 nortllw with broken glass last night and sev-i Quarter of said Section 23 for a eral auto tires suffered disaster as a road; also subject to a coal option to result. The glass is strewn across the E. D. Gartner. street at the intersection It is And the 1-2 ne 1-4 nw 1-4, Seo.

is, and machines cannot miss picking up 5 7 containing 20 acres more i or less. some of it. Owners of machines are indignant A 8ald eal estate situated and think glass in the streets is worse I IIty Madison and Stllle than autos with no tail lights. Snap Here's Health for everybody. A quality beverage, not a ckeap drink.

Has the nutritive of finest cereals, prewed-'tne appetizing flavor of superior hops. Quenches thirst. Restores Pep. It Snappy. At soda fountains wherever refreshments are serv- u.

Order a case sent home. HYDE PARK PLANT J8th and Cass Avenue St. Louis, Mo. CANDY CO. Distributors, Alton, III.

These premises consist of 3 faring, one of 80 acres, one of 153 acres oiie of 120 acres; also 20 acres of timber land. All of these farms are in a high 75 Year Old Rheumatic Throws Away I mo ttl IU rl MS Crutches state of cultivation, have good i ra provements thereon and are in a am now 75 years of age. and for cali 'y where veal estate is constant- a number of years have suffered with ly increasing in value owing to its rheumatism, eczema and severe roxi nmy to Wood River and great in- itching. I was compelled to walk on dustrles that are located in that neigh- crutches. I obtained no relief until ood.

I began to take Number 40 For The TE RMS OF or the Blood. Have taken eight bottles and urcn ase money payable cash in hand my rheumatism and the itching ec- on ot Hale tne balance in 2 oqual zema is all gone. On Christmas day a In 6 and 12 months there- I laid away my crutches and get ter tne deferred payments to bear around pretty well without them. You interest at the rate of six per cent per have my permission to use this letter nnunl from date until paid with priv- to advertise Number 40, as I feel that gfi to tne Purchaser to pay all pur- I have received great benefit and will cllase nioney in cash upon delivery continue the treatment, believing I ot aee(J abstract of title will be fur- will receive more, and I wish to rec-1 nlaned to each Purchaser, ommend it to other like sufferers to' me of of possession nnd do as I have done and try Number 40 artlculars will be given to the bid- and get relief. With great pleasure ders on tne day of sale W.

I. WILSON, Executor of the Last Will and Testa ment of Andrew C. Patterson, dec'd SPRINGER BUCKLEY, Attt's. With great pleasure I subscribe myself, Yours very truly, Isaac Ludwig, Delphos, Ohio, March 17, 1917." Number 40 is demanded In gouty conditions, mal-nutrition, poisoning, auto-toxication, constipation, chronic rheumatism and catarrh, liver complaint and all diseases arising from impure blood. Made by J.

C. Mendenhall, Evansville, Ind 40 years a by Luly Drug Co. Tannlrf. Paraguay has valuable oou most importcnt of which Is qoe which Is particularly rich In Sepoy Preparedness. In the Madras presidency in the first half of the last century recruit boys- sons of old soldiers-were kept with each Sepoy regiment, clothed, drilled and fed and enlisted as soldiers when they attained the age of sixteen.

The system had something to recommend It, as tho state got a trained youth as a soldier Instead of a country bumpkin who had nil his training to learn! The Eagle of Napoleon. Napoleon revived the ancient symbol of the Cnegars Tho fl ninp i gbt lnehes ln hel and nine Inches across the wings it stood on a brass block three inches Resist the Impulse. The Impulse to write poetry is ona that at one time or another convulses every one of us, but our notion is that quite a number ought to control and smother it and very few ought to attempt it without first consulting friends and the family Houston Post VICTIMS RESCUED liver, bladder and uric acid troubles are most dangerous because of their insidious attacks. Heed the first warning they give that they need attention by taking GOLD MEDAL world's standard remedy for dUordara, will often ward off du- and strengthen the body igalnat further attacks. Three (izM, all druggiite.

Uok Ik. Mm, GeU oa ateeH We Will Pay $5.00 I 1 or any dead horse or cow within the city limits of the city of Alton or within reasonable distance from th'e city of Alton. Just Telephone us. SAM. GOULD, Progressive Iron Metal Co.

Both Phones: Office 524. Re 8 idence Phone. Kin. 567..