Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 7

WEDNESDAY. N0VRMBER 23,1027 -JLTON EVENING TELEGRAPH Acid Scalp? If your hair won't keep the simplest wave, for several days there Is probably too much acidity. A condition that causes hair to be stubbornly straight and stringy, and to lack all lustre. Acid scalp. From the hour you check this excessive acidity your hair will act and appear very different.

It will arrange easily in any style that becomes, for It will have lovely softness, and all the sheen all healthy hair normally has. Dahderlne will neutralize the acid and actually dissolve every par- of dandruff scale. Your- hair won't need anything else to keep it fresh, wholesome, and free from the least objectionable taint that is to" often noticed in otherwise fastidious women. Danderine sells for only thirty-five cents at any drug store, and as only a few drops on comb or towel will do the work, a bottle lasts for weeks! Wood River Grade Schools' Program A program was given by the pupils of the grade school at the Lincoln school auditorium Tuesday evening and was as follows: Opening Number Junior High Orchestra. Community Singing.

Third Grade pupils. Dramatization Washington 1-B pupils. Singing Lincoln Sixth Grade pupils. Selections High Orchestra Health Playlet Pupils of Wood River building. Singing wood River Sixth Grade.

Dramatization: King Arthur Stories Junior High pupils. Selections Girls' Glee Club Dlctoionary Contest Junior High pupils. Piano solo Mr. Reader Selection Boys' Quartet The program was presented prior to the Woman's Club meeting and was enjoyed by all present. Father and Son Banquet The Brotherhood of the Methodist Episcopal church will give a Father and Son banquet on Nov.

29, at 6:30 at the church. This Is the second meeting of the Methodist Brotherhood and will be a big event. Thirty men were present at the first meeting and the organization was started off In fine shape. Local talent will furnish some Before lou Buy LISTEN to a KOLSTER RADIO Jones Bell Radio Co. Cor.

Wood River and Beach Ave. Phones W. R. Sure Relief for Sore Throat Quicker than Gargling Why suffer pain soreness or discomfort while waiting for slow-acting gargles to give relief when a physician's prescription called Thoxlne is guaranteed to relieve In 15 minutes? It acts on a new theory. One swallow taken internally goes direct to the cause.

Contains no chloroform iron or other harmful drugs. Safe and pleasant for the whole family. ask for Thox- better than gargles and patent medicines. 35c, GOc and 1.00. Sold under money-back guarantee of quick relief.

Earth's Pharmacy and Nltsche's Drug Store, Alton, and Stocker's Pharmacy, Wood River. UNITED OPERATING CORPORATION THEATRES PRINCESS ALTON, ILL. LAST SHOWING TONIGHT ADULTS 30c; CHILDREN lOc Sh! Bebe is in Town With a Caravan of Comedy! See it! She's A Slie't A Charmer! She's A Wildcat! She brings you the funniest film of the year! She could, whip li wefght In wild but couldn't tame the man she loved'. Second Honeymoon," a Comedy "Hawk of the Hills," a Serial and News. 2 to 11 ADULTS 30c; CHILDREN lOc A GENTLEMAN or The city on the Seine as a perfect setting for a perfect picture! A smart love-comedy produced in the modern manner! Also Big Acts of Vaudeville Tortay Comedy Shadowgraph Spanish Dreams Musical Review Therie Co.

Novelty Posing And "SCARED PINK," a Paramount Comedy. "Fantasy," a Novelty, Specially Selected for the Holiday and Koko Cartoon. Wood River Theater U'OOlI BIVW. III. TONIGI1T "RUBBER 8HANKMND STOCK CO.

Presents 'Love and Appdesauce' Thursday Matinee and Night Clara Bow in "ROUGH HOUSE ROSIE" 1 Acts of Vaudeville Wildey Theater III. TONIGHT UOD LA KOCQUE In "The Fighting Eagle" Thursday Matinee and Night "Wreck of the Hesperus" and VAUDEVILLE special music and Irwln Raut, general secretary of the M. O. A. of Granite City as the speaker of the evening.

Mm. O. L. McKlnney Surprised A group of friends gathered at the homo of Mrs. o.

L. McKinncy anrt surprised her yesterday, the occasion being Mrs. McKtnney's birthday. The women brought refreshments. Cards were plnyed nnd favors were given to Mrs.

Clasby, Mrs. Chanute, Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Dave Maloney. Those present were Mrs.

Frank Bauer, Mrs. Jack Maloney, Mrs. Amol Suess, Mrs. Henry Schnouffner, Mrs. Amy Slaten, Mrs.

Fred Mute, Mrs. Ann Clasby, Mrs. Joe Barr, Mrs. JOR Kienstra, Mrs, Arthur Chanute, Mrs. Allen of Whltelaw, Mrs.

Smith and Mrs. Frampe. Celebrates Double Birthdays A double birthday celebration will be held Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs. Cecil King of Tenth street. The honorarles will be Mrs.

Cecil King and Mrs. T. L. Adcock, both of Tenth street. A Thanksgiving dinner will be served and a double birthday cake will grace the table.

Potted flowers will be as decorations. The table will be arranged for the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. S. O.

Parish and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Longman, Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Williams and son of Roxana, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.

Lovell of Roxana, William McKlnzey of Norris City, Mo. Funeral of Philip Forcadc The funeral of Philip Forcade took place yesterday from the First Baptist church at 2:30 o'clock. Short services were held at the home Rev. J. W.

Patterson conducted both services. The Moose order had a good attendance and marched In a body. There were a large attendance of friends at the home and cemetery. The song service was furnished by the Baptist quartet. Mrs.

Charles Rice, Mrs. Donald Williams, L. D. Osborn and Dr. H.

Allen, accompanied by Mrs. Troy The burial was at Sunset Hill cemetery. Notes Mr. and Mrs. Louis Alquest of Eckhardt avenue are announcing the birth of a son born at their home last Saturday.

This is their third child. Mr. and Mrs. Britton have returned home after a Visit in Chicago, Champaign and Duquoin 111.., with friends and relatives. Mr.

Britton was away two weeks while Mrs. Britton enjoyed a three weeks visit. Mr. and Mrs T. Paddock and Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Patterson attended the dedication services at the Upper Alton College Avenue Presbyterian ch.urch Mrs. F.

Manning and son attorney Francis Manning left this morning in their car for Chicago and will be away until Monday. During their visit Mr. Manning will attend the Notre Dame-Chicago football game. Mr. Manning attended Notre Dame college.

Mrs. R. K. Smllley of Birmingham and Mr. and Mrs.

E. W. Wolf of Patosa, who have been guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. Robert Deen of Seventh street, have returned to their home. Prof, and Mrs.

Krohn of New Athens' arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Predict, of Whltelaw FITS FREE PROOF If you have Epilepsy Fits, Falling Sickness or matter how me today without fail.

Attacks stopped over night In many cases. NO harmful drugs. Satisfaction or money back. Dr. C.

M. Simpson 1679 VV. 44th Cleveland, O. For the Holiday Table! Here at our store you will find the flowers of quality, moderately Whether it be cut Blooma or Potted Plants we can best serve you. So that there will be no' disappointments may we suggest an early order.

Alton Floral Co. Phone 180 PAGE SEVEN avenue. Mr. and Mrs. A.

G. Freel- Ich nnd son. Mr and Mrs. Krolm will motor to Hlllsboro tor Thanksgiving and visit with Mr fend Mrs. J.

S. Canady. Mrs, Krohn, Mrs. Canady and Mrs. Fredrick are sisters.

O. Schilling who was painfully Injured by glass flying from a coil which he was cleaning in his Frlgi- dalre Is Improving. Mr. and Mrs. Krohn will spend the week end at the homo Of Mr.

and Mrs. Fredlch. The Anton D. of I. gave a kid party and a number of Wood River D.

of I's. attended. Those who were there were Mesdames James Mooney, Frank Kienstra, Enos Rintoul, James McNaly, A. Moore, Kathryn Kane, J. Lehman, E.

Hannold, Mrs. Mooney received one of the favors. J. R. Williams and daughter, Miss Dorothy visited Mr.

Williams' brother, Dr. L. R. Williams of St. Louis yesterday.

Dr. Williams has been very 111 but is improving some. Thomas Togen of Chicago was a business visitor in Wood River Tuesday. The women of the United Brether- an church met yesterday with Mrs. 8.

O. Parish to do some sewing for the bazaar. Miss Mctzler of Whltelaw avenue left today for a visit over Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.

Metzler of Carlinvllle. Miss Alma Fredlan of St. Louis spent Tuesday In Wood River with her aunt, Mrs. Nora Billing. Mrs.

Gus Fredrickson was an Alton visitor Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. James Norton of Collinsville and Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Stratton of HIKsboro will spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. gn Billing of Wood River. Mr. and Mrs.

John Schneider and daughters, Rose and Emily left lor Chicago where they will visit with Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bran over the week end. J. R.

Williams and sons Edward and Tom spent the day In Carrollton hunting. Edward Graham and William Foster who have made their home In Wood River for the last three months left this morning for their home in New Hampshire. Miss Evelyn Strobeck pf Klrkwood spent Tuesday is Wood River as a business visitor. Frank Miller of Acton avenue was a business caller in Grafton Monday. Mrs.

McGee of Roxana, and Mrs. Ray Todd of Acton aVenue attend ed the Grand Theatre in Alton Monday. Mrs. Martha Rockefeller Js expected home after visiting with relatives In Kankakee. Miss Ann Stoneham returned hom2 for the Thanksgiving holidays to visit with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Stoneham. Miss Stoneham Is teaching In the public school at Decatur. Mrs. Ray Todd visited relatives In Alton yesterday.

Hon. and Mrs. Norman G. Flagg of Moro -were in Wood River Monday. Mrs.

A. F. Heuer has been 111 "for the past few days at her home on Ferguson avenue. Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond of Alton have moved to Wood River anti are residing on Jennings avenue. The women of the United Breth- eran church will serve dinner to the public next Friday noon. Mrs. E. A.

Lanterman of Edwards- vine was a Wood River visitor the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Ballard Is en- Joying a visit from Miss Nellie Elston of Winfield, Mo. Mrs. H. E. Warner of Ninth street is spending several days in Jerseyville with friends and relatives.

The Aid Society of the Wanda Methodist church will serve a chicken supper Thanksgiving evening the school basement to which the public is Invited. Serving begins at 5 o'clock. Mrs. D. Holleran and Mrs.

Cathryn Kane and son, John were guests of- Mrs. George Long of Alton Monday. At the Princess For fast moving, concise, interest- Ing and humorous entertainment you'll have to pay tribute to Bebe Daniels, who came to the Princess theatre last night In her latest Paramount comedy "She's a Sheik." Never has the athletically inclined star been seen to better advantage and, judging from the reaction of the first night audience, the photoplay Is in for a successful run. The picture starts out with a bang, thanks to the efforts of William Powel, as the heavy, and before long it is picked up by the star and carried through at a merry pace. The story revolves around the activities of the granddaughter of the sheik, who, after an education received in the United States, returns to her Al- geian home with some distinct and novel Ideas upon how to capture a male.

These she puts into practice against the desert background, picking as the target a young and handsome captain in the Foreign Legion who cannot reconcile himself as to the appeal of either Miss Daniels or her tactics. He dislikes, particularly, being placed In n. leopard's cage for the purpose of being tamed and although the audience sympathizes with the captain for a battered vanity, it does provide many laughs. tfr TWO SHOWS LAST SHOWING TONIGHT FIRE AND STEEL" With MARY McALLISTKK, JACK PERRIN A Thrilling Melodrama in the Background of the Steel Mills COMING SUNDAY ROSS LEWIS' RADIO DOLL REVUE Starring the Famous Grimes Sisters GRAFTON Aged Grafton Renldent Dies Mrs. Allen Pox died at her home hi Orafton Sunday evening, N6v.

20, following a long Illness. She was 77 years old. Mrs. Fox Is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Emma Hlghfill, three sons, deorgc Pox and Andrew Pox of St.

Louis and William Fox of Grafton. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 a. Rev. Emmons of the Baptist church etiolating. Attend Convention Twenty-five from Graf ton drove to Carrollton Sunday to attend the Joint meeting of the Jersey-Greene county Sunday school Association held at the Baptist church.

The a. H. S. Girls Glee Club gave two numbers. Notes J.

H. Hughes and C. L. Williams, who have been engaged in government survey work In Orafton and vicinity the past several months have gone to Oklahoma. Mr.

and Mrs. Ira Brown of Lucas, Kansas, arrived Tuesday to spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. G. Wright.

Sam Edwards, A. L. Smith, Ashley Marshall and R. Purdy attended a Masonic meeting In Jerseyvllle Friday night. Albert Satele of St.

Louis spent Sunday in Grafton. J. P. Waggoner spent Saturday and Sunday in Alton. Mrs.

George Carey and daughter of Alton visited Grafton relatives Saturday and Sunday, Mrs. George Douglas of Batchtown and Mr. and Mrs. John Eastman returned Friday from a visit in Beloit, Wis. Harry Edwards was a visitor Sunday in Beardstown.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Waggoner and family of. Wood River spent Sunday In Orafton. Percy Edwards of Des Molnes, arrived Monday to spend Thanksgiving with relatives.

Mrs. Sam Pressy of Alton spent Saturday and Sunday visiting friends. Mrs. Ernest, Thayer left Tuesday for her home in Woodbury, N. after spending few weeks In Orafton.

Mrs. George Neff spent Tuesday in St. Louis. Mrs. James Whalen and Miss Mary Whalen have gone to Alton to spend the winter.

George Miller of Wood River was a visitor Grafton Saturday. Mrs. E. H. Easterly left Sunday for Bloomington, after a visit of.

ft few weeks with Capt. and Mrs. E. Maysenburg. Julius Ln Faivre of Wood River spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. George LeFalvre. Keith Plank of St. Louis was In Grafton Sunday with a prospective buyer for the Plank 'arm. Mr.

and Mrs. H. O. Miller went to Alton Sunday to see Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Parker. In the afternoon they drove to St. Louis to see Paul Miller at Mt, St. Rose Sanitarium. Fred Simpson of Alton spent Saturday at the home of his father, Levl Simpson In the Grafton vicinity.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pohlman of Granite City spent Sunday at the L. Pohlman home. Mrs.

Anna Galloway, who Is spending the winter in Godfrey, spent Saturday and Sunday at her homo here. Hubert Hoscy of Alton spent Sunday in Grafton. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wlldt and Mr.

and Mrs. John Albers and son of St, Louis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

Slaten. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest La Marsh and Wm. Laumelcr of Alton were visitors here on Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Selk and daughter were Alton visitors on Monday. Harry Bray of Jacksonville was a visitor in Grafton Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Toal and sons and Carl Brandenburg of St. Louis were guests Saturday and Sunday at the home of Mrsr. John Goodrich. Mrs.

Frank Robinson has returned an extended visit in Baltimore, Md. Norman Wahl of Venice spent Tuesday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wahl. UAH fcfiOOOJUOWfORTWWWUI LAST TIME TODAY ART HIGGINS In "THE GOOD BAD MAN" OLIVE BORDEN "PAJAMAS" Starting TOMORROW FOR 3 DAYS Enjoy Thanksgiving Day 4 With Tom VTTW TONY TUE W)NDER UORJC SILVER VALLEY Romance' DOROTHY DWAN iltnt fy HAMY Scenario ty HAKOID UPSITZ BEN.STOLOFF A high-flying Romance with a cowpuncher as the aviator.

Also "A Fool and His Honey" and Latest News ART HIGGINS And His FOLLIES OF 1928 In a Special Thanksgiving Day Laugh Getter "Sputters" A Screaming Farce of a Stuttering cowpuncher Humes in "One Glorious Scrap Prevost in "The Girl in the Pull Savoy Restaurant Thanksgiving Dinner TURKEY, $1.35. GOOSE, fl.M. CHICKEN, Served with Oyster Dressing, Celery, MMhed Potatoes, Creamed Cauliflower. Congress Sftlad, Hot Biscuits, Beverage, Home Made Pie or Fruit Cake. OPEPA HOUSE WHERE SEE THE NiWBT LAST TIMES TODAY i Mrs.Wallace Reids amazing story of the traffic ingirls ThEREDKinond Also "Hate Off" a and News TOMORROW AND FRIDAY ONLY A GAY DANCER, she scoffed at laughed at prayer, but came a day when love filled her heart, Don't miss this charming photoplay it LEATRICE JOK toeAtycl- Broadway Also "The Haters" a comedy, Topics and News FOUR BIG ACTS I WESTERN VAUDBVI LtB THE OLYMPIAN JULES of the Finest of Dog Acts in Vaudeville FOUR ITALIAN SERENADERS Singing, Duiclnr Mid Accordion SHAWN BROTHERS "The Midnlte Hour JUdlo Boys" $25.00 In Gold Given Away Saturday SATURDAY AND SUNDAY A Crashing Vital Drama of the Air Crashing planes and death dealing rattle of machine guns.

Broken hearts and heros of Immortal fame. That's the gripping, deep- In-the-heart kind of excitement you get in this epic of the Eyes of the Army. ALSO COMPLETE CHANGE OF VAUDEVILLE JOB RILEY AND HIS SYNCOPATORS And 3 OTHER ACTS GEORGE SIDNEY i Read The Telegraph CLASSIFIED PAGE." 1.