Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 5

EVENINO Mr. Mrs J. ByTon will go tto ,1,1., pvening for a (several Mr. Uyron will attend a while la Chicago. plenty of fresn jlc per pound.

tfirket, cat-fish at 2Bc ftBd Peter Joest'B Pish lto. Bros. Malaria Tablets Drug 639 H. LIST ronr proimfty tor sale wttlrC. Yeakel.

E. Broadway. Sick at maay frletids ot Ret, Dr. L. Abbott hate freen much concerned the over his illness at his home.

Dr. Abbott 96 years of age and his gfftat age, Is the reason why his arti so anxious over his con- flltlon. At his home today it was he Had been Buffeting from wits confined to his bed, but domtortabte today. He be flown almost ftWlry dfeyi notwitnetandlag his great until, the-time ot'hte BloKnew. He ot tad aaat men Altai becaute of the msuremtton ot his health, Dtrungth, and faculties at such rector of St, ohurch, wiU W-OeWtjer fot JDetroit, attend tHs Triennial meetings of the Dpiscopal' church, as delegates 'from the Springfield The meetings ate held-only ones every and aH of the (greatest (importance to the members 'the chur6h throughout the United States, raut eifY Case is That of Elizabeth Desart Against Benjamin Smalley, Arising from Death of Child The first contested case tried In the City court at this term by jury was that on trial today, the suit ot Eliza beth Desatt, administratrix, against Benjamin Smalley.

The child of' Mrs Deitart was killed by an automobile driven by Smaller, on West College Former Assistant Cashier Of Standard Plant at' Wood River Dies in Hospital. PAGE 6 OPERA GIVEN FIRST BEHEARSAL TheodorejA. Wedepohl died yostof day at 4:46 p. m. In Mount St.

Rose's Hospital, St. Louis, after an Illness lasting two years. He was 38 years old- Wedepohl had been In the St. Louis hospital for. months and his great axenue, and the mother'filed d-claim numbed of friends In Altbh vainly for damages against Smalley, ing reckless driving.

A number of Witnesses residing in the vicinity will testify in the case. Watson D. Wardte was granted a divorce from Edith Wafdie, 'alleging fcdttlfefy. Donny -Perry has filed suit for divorce front Clara Perry alleging adultery. Peart For Sale.

At orchard, on Rodger's avenue; north of avenue. IJ Wednesday, September 24th, I Wednesday Is Dollar Day at Otir Store: Meaning Extraordinary Saving Opportune- 1 ties. 25 or More Very Special Bargains. 1 hoped his recovery. The body will be to Alton this afternoon antt the funeral will be Thursday morning from the home of a'sister, Mrs.

James MOWghan, 1620 East Fourth street, to St' Patrick's where requiem mass will be celebrated and interment will -bis In Greenwood Cemetery. He was noted cnleflyfor his -work of charity, in addition to his work for the church of'Which he was a member tte -was active In-work for "St. Joseph's Hospital. In affairs arranged for the benefit of that institution he was al aa ardent worker. Frequently he would visit patients at the hospital often the old-men, and take them presents and chat with them.

Theodore born in New Douglas oh April 4, 1881, and came to Alton while a young man. He was a member of St. Patrick's organl zatlon and was prominently connectei activities ot that church. He was a tireless worker In all affairs got ten up to raise funds for the' suppor -of the and was-always assist ing nuns and students of St. Patrick' school in preparing, entertainments.

Wedepohl was a member jot. the loca council of the Knights of Columbus was prominently identified with the work of that While In Alton he was employed a the refinery of the Standard Oil Co at Wood River arfd rose to the position of assistant cashier. He held tha position when he became ill and wa forced to quit work. Ufi Is survived by a brother, Fran' E. Wedepohl, of Alton, and three sis ters, Mrs.

Richard Mrs James Monaghan, both of this city and Sister Veronica, a member of- charltable sisterhood, who- is In convent at Dallas, Tex. If there had been any apprehensions iwn the part of the committee In harge of the community opera, "I)e- iverance," preparation 1 In advance all such uncertainty was dispelled ast night when Alton poured out the very cream of its musical talent for he first rehearsal the Theodore Roosevelt High School, tl was'Indeed MAIN WOOL CHECK FABRICS; 40 inch wide Fancy Blue and Tan Check, also Sliopnrd Check Dress Fabrics, exceptionally fine grade; regular 75c WEDNESDAY DOLLAR 2 yards for TURKISH TOWELS. Plain White heavy grade Turkish'Towels; size 21x44 indies; regular 3Dc values. WEDNESDAY DOLLAR DAY It for DRESSER SCARFS- Regular size; filet lace aifd Dresser Scarfs, a neat qcarf; regular $1.19 and $1.25 values. WEDNESDAY DOLLAR DAY $1.00 $1.1 $1.00 MEN'S SILK LISLE SOCKS, All colors of Men's Silk Lisle and Platted Silk Socks; all sizes; regular "65c and 59c pair.

WEDNESDAY DOLLAR DAY AA pair for I BOYS' DRESS SHIRTS. With or without, Percftle and ras, pretty colors; all sizes' from 44; $1.25 regular. WEDNESDAY ONLY DOLLAR'DAY, each I-UU LADIES' KNIT UNl6N SUITS. 34 to 11 Ladies' Knit Union Suits; lace knee cliisfld, oxtra good grade; 59c suit, regular. WEDNESDAY DOLLAR DAY, G4 2 suits 1'or I BUNGALOW APRONS.

Light or dark Percale Bungalow Aprons opening in back, also slip-over Btyles bias trimmed, loose belt with all -regular sizes; $1.25 and $1.39 values. WEDNESDAY A A DOLLAR DAY, each 9 I BEAUTIFUL NECK BEADS." Fancy -Ball Neck Beads made ot celluloid In- Jfency colors. "They are very pretty and new (not too heavy); regular $1.26 WEDNESDAY DOLLAR PAY Strand $1.00 $1.00 TOILET ARTICLES. High grade whole lot at' 1 box of Sanitols Face Cream, regular 32c Sanitols Face Powder, regular 1 box Saultol Tooth Paste, regular size 34c 2 regular Tooth Brushes -at 15c each 30e S1.28 WEDNESDAY DOLLAR DAY LOT COMPLETE $1.00 LADIES SILK HOSE. Plata all colors of fancy Lace Silk Hose; Nothing prettier than, a neat lace silk hose; all sizes.

Values up to $1.25. WEDNESDAY DOLLAR DAY, per pair LADIES' UMBRELLAS. Fast Black Water-Proof Umbrellas, strong frame with plain handles; worth $1.50. NESPAY DOLLAR A A each 3M.UU $1.00 Attendance Was Highly Satisfactory and Indications are Opera Will be Musical Triumph. "community" affair, oung people from the There were high school Classified Column L087- mule, weighing between 1000 and 1100; five years old.

Reward. Return H. Gibbons, Wood Illver, Box 413. FOR house, 5 rooms hatl anfl furnace, reasonable price. Bright.

Harriett street, Wood of nine pigs. Finder notify H. Lockyer's Kin. 106. addition.

Reward. weeks' old E. Reudin. Bell 27B-W; crank get reward. between on Mid.

and FOUND FOR Roadster; electrically equipped; good bargain. Apply 701 West Dclmar Alton. FOR Jeffry Six, chummy roadster, new pinion and ring gear in rear, new rings in engine, in good condition, runs good, will stand several more seasons. A good buy for the man who wants a powerful machine cheap. Can bo bought for $375 bought at once.

Apply C. M. this ot linemen. Wire ot Hce or phone Business Office, Tele- splicers. Call at 1726 Main street, graph.

Alton, III. Choice' Tomatoes, bushel. McFitridge 819'Henry street. 76 cents per Grocery store, George 'Dickson, Surveyor and Civil Engineer; Room 7, Taphorn Bldg. Abandon Ticket Office.

and from the various churches ot the elty of every denomination. Choir singers of established reputation were as eager over the brilliant music as were the younger musicians who are making their- debut in stage work at his time. Old time musicians state such enthusiasm has never before been manifested in the city. Both vocally and numerically it was the strongest aggregation ever called to gether here. Atid amply were the singers repaid In attending by the-enjoyment they derived from singing the tuneful music.

It was a novel experience to com mlttee members-to'Kave the chorus break into spontaneous applause after some of the selections were finished. In one number Mrs. Mildred McDow fairly- enthused the chorus by her singing of an obligate solo to their vocal accompaniment. It was In the tragic scene of lament on the banks of -the River Euphrates where the people mourn -their coming doom and the Queen comes to encourage Uwm. High and clear, like silver bells, the voice of Mrs.

McDow soared above the great volume of the'chorus with telling effect. In marked contrast in its sentiment but equally thrilling was the ob- Hgato solo in the number, "Ofrl For the Wings of a Dove" in which Miss Irene Elder an appealing quality of voice that showed the rare judgment ot the cast committee in assigning her this important role. Although the chorus is already stronger than any previously heard in Alton the committee are anxious that all who can should derive "the benefit of the instruction In delsarte, stage deportment and vocal music without expense to the Individual singer will hold the roll book.open so that new members may join the chorus any night this o'clock. The rehearsals tonight and tomor row night will be held in the Theo dore Roosevelt High School but be lady for FOR Ideal residence in Parkview Addition, well improved; 100 foot front; small payment down, a ran Would take used Young lady as stenog- Addition, Wood River, 111 rapher; must be able to answer tele- w.un phones. Write nishlng references.

room girls, also thl8 offlcei rur FOR SALE 10 room double dence on paved street, $2500. Harry i'feiffer, 1226 Alton street. Kin. 141-J. house man.

Good wages. Western Military Academy. washer Mineral Springs Hotel. Apply FOR birds. Owner leaving town.

2110 Central avenue. for Mondays. Apply to 528 E. 7th street. woman at Wai- FOR furniture, 310 Bluff street from 10 to 4.

Wednesday only. Bell 946-W. Bell phone 518; Kin. 181. Second Floor CHILDREN'S VELVET'BONNETS.

Hiliimu trimmed fancy Velvet 'Huns, assorted colors; neat for school weitr for the smaller children 1 nicely 911.25 value. WEDNE8- 4 AA DAY DOLLAR DAY, each I MUSLIN PETTICOATS. I'liH' mule Muslin Embroidery iin sizes, exceptionally fine $1.25 value. WEOf AA NESOAY DOLLAR DAY, INFANTS' AND' CHILDREN'S "COTTON" wrk day Cotton for the lit- iii' luiks; fine for romping and play oyear, wsy to wash; the 69c quality; WEDNESDAY DOLLAR 2 for 'I''" 1 $1.25 quality WEDNESDAY DOLLAR DAY, one-for BABY BLANKETS, Navijo Blankets, crib the kind not show the poll; nice and serviceable colors; $1,89 kind. DOLLAR DAY i TT Ei to $1.00 $1.00 LADIES' ATHLETIC MNION Ladles' Athletic Union Butt, more practical; come flesh, color white; made'ot soft Nainsook and lftce eago: D0 LI AR DA Third Floor BOYS' BLOUSES.

Light and dark best, count Percale and Madras Blouses; several well known brand in this lot of fancy press Blouses; all fast color, tapeless regular. WEDNESDAY ft4 DOLLAR DAY, each I LACE CURTAINS. Lace Mesh, Curtains in white only, a splendid wearing curtain, two and one-half yards long, while small lot WEDNESDAY DOLLAR C1 per pair I BOYS' Grey or Navy Blue Cotton Sweaters, flue for early school wear; all sizes; ruff-neck collar and two pockets. Nothing better for chilly mornings; $1.25 grade. WEDNES- A A DAY DOLLAR PAY, each 9 I Economy Basement COR8ET8.

White or low bust; long Skirt very nne corset at this remarkably low price. WEPNE8DAY C1 ftfl DOLLAR DAY I PERCALE. Three colors of orie pattern only, one yard wide, small figured Percale; regular 3Bc quality. WEDNESDAY DOLLAR $1 flfl PAY, for We and guarantee Sun Trading Stamps for premiums, merchandise our-cash. The Yoimg Dry Goods Co.

1 -i Third St. an Building 104406 Third IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIII The Alton Granite St. Louis Traction Co. Jias" served notice on-Mrs. Ida that they will relinquish their tenancy of her building at Broadway and Washington avenue, in Alton where a ticket agency for sale of in terurban tickets has been conducted.

Formerly the place was a joint agency for the steam lines and interurban. It it possible that the new tenant will uandle tickets Attention Auio Drivers! t.oather driving glovos $2.00 Rosenbej-g's, 212 Piasa street. at- Notlce To Contractors. Sealed bids will received at the office of Architect James Maupin in Commercial building until Saturday noon, September 27th, for repairing No. 3 Fire Department building.

and. specifications'can be seen by plying to James Maupin. PUBLIC BUILDING COMMITTEE, Alton City Council. ginning Thursday night the rehear sals will be to the bal room of the mini Hotel where it wil be possible for the chorus to move through all their stage evolutions un impeded by chairs or desks. Laying 100 Pound Rails in Alton Yards The Chicago Alton is laying 100 pound stel rails in the Alton yards in the vicinity of Ninth street.

The old 70 pound rails are being taken up the much heavier ones are being used in their places. The whole yards of th C. A. on Piasa street will be laid with'these rails eventually, a the heavy traffic and the grade caus much wear on the rails in use. FOR Goodyear casings, good better than seconds.

Your choice $9.00 each. Call, nut Grove Dairy. WANTBD-Competent cOok, good' examl Room 315 Commercial Bldg! wages. Apply 437 Belleview avenue. workers on Fosterburg, 111.

union scale. A. J. Grabbe Concrete Carlinville, 111. i FOR apples at the I Cbas.

H. Golike farm one mile south" good carpenters, especially with millwright experience. FOR goods piano. 402 Ridge street. and Equitable Powder Mfg.

Co. Hotel. FOR room double house, in good condition, thoroughly modern, lot 55x330. No agents need apply, Mineral Springs 912 Washington street. for general housework; reasonable good cook, llth street.

Bell 634. Good Mrs. White. 510 E. wages FOR Sedan, used two months.

Call 617 State street. Louie's Wood River. i to do washing with electric washer. Apply 437 Belleview avenue. i FOR piano, good I condition; CIS Ridge atreet.

FOR room house, good investment. Party leaving town. 616 E. 5th street. WANTED Stenographer.

Applicant must have experience and be able to compile, follow up letters. See G. A. Moser, p. m.

today; 7:308:30 a. m. Wednesday. Mineral Springs Hotel. EAST ALTON or middle aged woman for domestic work; no washings, about a month's employment; good salary to right party.

Apply Mrs. Otto J. Milier, 2842 Hillcrest avenue, or see Gately's. girl for general housework. W.

Sherwood, corner Prospect and State street. for housework. Mrs. E. M.

Gaddis, 416 Alton street. for office work. Alton Laundry Co. Bonds. We pay r.pot cash for them.

McDonald Realty 325 Commercial Bldg. Fire at Burns' Grocery Store. Burns' grocery store at Sixth and Alby streets last night caused slight damage. A hole was burned In the floor of the store but the firemen extinguished the fire before it spread. "40" Has Conquered BLOOD POISON TEN USED TRUCK BARGAINS.

No. 2-ton Chassis No. 1000-lb. 500.00 No. ton with cab 1400.00 No.

ton Chassis 1200.00 No. 1-ton stake body, Presto lights, special ton motor 1400.00 No. light delivery 350.00 No. 7. Fedei-al ton, flare board body, Sewell cushion wheels 1850.00 No.

8 Studebaker 1-ton Chassis' 400.00 No. 1-tcn express body' 750.00 No." 10. Service ton with Sfrufulous eruptions, pimples on the" face are both annoying and disfiguring. Sores, ulcers, mucous patches, copper colored Spots, glandular swellings, inflamed eyelids, wasting of the'mupcles, constipation, a form of dyspepsia and stomach trouble can all be the result of blood poison. "Number 40 For The Blood," an old" doctor's prescription, is the best treament for oil forms 'if blood poison known ot medical, science.

Made by. J. Mendehall, 40 years a druggist, Evansville, Ind. Sold by Luly Drug Co. Notice Of Suit.

To Frank Allen, You are hereby notified tha.t your wife Edith Allen, Complainant, has filed suit against you for divorce in the Circuit Court of Madison County, Illinois. Summons is returnable at the Court House, Ijldwardaville, --4111- nois, October 30, It you fall to defend, default will be 11 taken against you, and a decree awarded, accordingly- JOHN MELLON, Circuit Clerk. Dated September IQth, 1919. WM. P.

BOYNTON, Solicitor for Complainant. Card Of Thanks. We wish through this means extend our sincere thanks to the many friends and neighbors for tliolr pathy and mnny kindnesses In our sad affliction In the death of our bo- loved little son, Louis; also for the beautiful floral decorations and the many attentions during the little boys' Illness. (Signed) Peter Hausnwn And Family. Barbers' auopljfll ai Bauer's, 310 Plasa body, carries guarantee ot new truck 2300.00 All of the above trucks have been thoroughly overhauled and ure in A-l condition.

SCUDDER MOTOR TRUCK Distributors of Service Trucks. 3950-64 Laclede St. Louis, Mo. CENSUS women) 4000 needed, $95 month. Age, 18-50.

Experience unnecessary- Examinations Alton Oct. 18. For free particulars, write Raymond Terry (former Government Examiner) 36 Continental Washington. as house keep er by lady with 6 year old child. Call Y.

W. C. A. as stenographer. Kin.

775; 818 E. 7th street. FOR REN1 FOR for light house keeping, near High school. Write Telegraph. FOR room with bath, down town; close to good eating places; per week.

Bell 275-Ii. FOR room house with attic. One acre of ground, 20th and Al ton streets. Apply next door, south. FOR 7-room house, centrally located, ments.

Couple this office. Modern preferred. improve- Address Mr. and Mrs. H.

B. Sparks will leave Friday for a trip to California and will spend the" winter there. Their home will be occupied by Mrs. Katherine Smith, Mrs. paries' sister, during the winter.

FOR for light house" Word has been received of the ar, kfe cl)iI 61 1 A1 slreet Cal1 "fter p. m. tonight. FOR or 3. room furnished apartment, modern.

Writo Telu- graph. rival of a little daughter at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Henry Braunagel, Wlchga, Kansas. FOR Crawford's Big Mr. -and Mrs.

Clarence Mitchell, of West Ninth street, are parents of a son, born Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Forbears of tha Seal. It is a curious fact that tho fur seal was once a JinxT nnltmil. The bnby Beals-nre actually afraid of wnter; they would drown If thrown into and liuvo to lenrn to swim by repeated efforts. When once they have boon taught to swim, however, they soon forgot to walk.

FORDS Bought, sold or STENGER'S GARAGE Bering Place. FOR furnished rooms suitable for couple or 2 gentlemen. 116 K. Oth street. 94U-R Kin.

All modern conveniences. FOR four room 'house nuwly furnished, street. Kin. 352. Apply 2112 Parker FOR FOR 1919 Clunny roadster, practically now, driven 1000 miles.

See Alton Motor 4tli uud Stato streets. FOR stovo, 823 gan street or Kin. 053-L. FOK SALK and show 702 Broadway. FOR live room bungalow, modern, located ut Wood River.

Easy terniH. Address J. H. Stollo, Edwurdsvillo, 111; Boll 705. The Missionary Society of the Baptist church held their regular monthly meeting In the church this afternoon.

The afternoon waa pleasantly passed In the study of foreign lands. About twelve ladies were present. Mrs. H. M.

Saunder is president of the Society. M. Gotler is planning to attend the Jewish New Year celebration to be deld in Alton on September 25-26. His store will be closed all day both days. Quite a large crowd attended the picture shown at the Gem theatre last evening for the benefit of the J.

O. U. A. M. A nice sum was realized from the sale of tickets.

Mrs. Sadie Hicks is spending this week here as the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bethel. She plans to go southern Illinois, the first part" of next week, to join her husband who lias accepted a position there.

Mrs. Frank Anderson and son Chas. were Alton visitors yesterday. The ladies of the Mite Society of the Baptist church, will meet Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the home -of Mrs. John Earl.

Miss Clova Weiss will entertain Tom Davis, of Grafton, on Wednesday and Miss Etta Young of Springfield on Friday and Saturday. Mrs. C. H. Macdonald was an Alton shopper yesterday.

Mrs. M. Neunaber and (laughter Miss Mallnda and son Lymnn of Be- llmlto visited with friends here today. C'lny White, of transacted business here on Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Newton Treese have aoue to Poplar Bluffs, for a several days visit with, relatives. Mrs. Henry Iskon and Arthur, and Mrs. Hannali Jutting, of Moro, called on friends here yesterday.

Misa Opal Tenuison was an Alton shopper Monday. J. E. McCracken, of Bet hullo, slid f'Yartk Ryan, of Wanda, were among Monday callers hero. Rev.

O. S. Taylor was an Alton visitor yesterday. Donald Curtis, of Ashley, arrived here yesterday Cor a visit with D. C.

Edwards and family. Mitchell Abnor, who has botm suffering from malaria fever for several days is Komowluil improved. Mr. and Mr.s. Hart Chalk of Alton, callod on Mrs.

T. 11. Postlowuite y-H- lerday. MrH.i Fiinnie Benson, of I.us An Keles, and Mrs. K.

1). of St. LoulS, visited ilu-lr fallicr, A. hero on Sunday. Mrs.

Lawrence Hale is on the list. Win. Drummer, of Hunki-i- Hill, visitor here on Monday. John Van PriMors is on Hirk list. Kd.

Obi'nnuell'M', of Alton, a business taller hern yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. C. I'ulp and iliiiKh- culled hero yeMeniiiy.

FOR carriage. Price I16.0U. Apply 727 U. 7tU street. Wall paper hanging by Utiery.

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