Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 10

IN ALTON, EAST ALTON, WOOD RIVER, SOUTH WOOD RIVER, ROXANA AND GODFREY THE TELEGRAPH HAS 70 PER CENT MORE CIRCULATION THAN THE ALTON DAILY TIMES. Wood River Oueat of Friends In Staunton Miss Josephine Frenz has gone to Staunton, to be the guest of Irlenda for a week. Visiting Here Miss Anna Echele of St. Charles 111 here spending the week visiting Utt, and Mrn. 1'eter LaKalvro of JiJVVliltelaw avenue.

Daughter at Mr. and Clnrence SwnrrlnRln Main strcot nrfi announcing the lurrlval of baby daughter at their Monday evening. Attending Family Plcnlo Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Parks mo- stored to Docntur, to attend a jfarolly picnic which was given yen! jtetday.

Ladies' Aid Society to Meet The Ladles' Aid society of the White Oak Kegs 5 gal. 10 gal. 15 gal. 20 gal. 25 gal.

30 gal. 50 gal. $2.25 $3.00 $3.30 $4.15 $4.50 $4.65 $5.65 ergesch Hk Co. 315 Belle St. First Presbyterian church will meet Thursday afternoon In the parlors of the church, A full attendance requester).

Hume From Grafton Mr. and Mrs. Ilnymnml Buch and the latier's mollinr, Mrs. Thomas, liavo arrived.from a visit of several flays nt Orafton, 111. Entertaining Out of Town Guests Mrn.

Prlre of the, Kt. Louis Rood has an her guests, her sister, Mrs. Van Fraslcr and children, Margaret, Venonl find Esler May nnrf Mrs. Arthur Hayes, nephew of Mrs. Frasicr from Evansvllle, Indiana.

They were nrcnmpanled here by Mrs. Price's daughter, Florence and Fon rlaronro, who have, been tho guests of their Rrnmlpnrents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Oeorge Kelley of Evans- vllle for two weeks. Undergooca Operation JOB Tlonllng, son of Mr.

and Mrs, John Dnnllng of Ninth street, underwent, nn nperat.lnn for appendicitis nt St. Joseph's hospital at Alton Monday. Tho patient Is getting along nicely. Home From Motor Trip Mr. nnd Mrs.

F. J. Gainer and family arrived home Monday In ihslr rar from a trip to Lake Wawn- seo Lake, where they enjoyed two iveeks. They stopped on their way home and visited at Chicago. Return From Trip to Florida Mr.

and Mrs. E. E. Endlcott'and family aro home from a delightful trip to Florida where they visited Mr. Endicott's father, R.

E. tott, of St. Petersburg. They also visited at other places along the route. They were gone three weeks on the trip.

New Fruit Store Charles Marietta of Carllnvllle has opened up a new fruit store on Ferguson avenue, he conducted a like business for several years at his former home. Kentucky Man Opens With Shoe Repair Shop The store formerly conducted by Max Nlssenholtz Is now occupied by a party from Marlon, who will have a line of men's shoes and will also conduct a shoe repair shop. Visiting In Brighton Miss Roma Smith is spending a week as the guest ot Mr. and Mrs. G.

A. Keas at Brighton, 111. While there she will attend the Betsy Ann picnic. Home From Oklahoma Arriving home yesterday were the' Misses Ann and Grace Stoneham who have been visiting with Promptly Relieved By New Discovery JEyea Quit Itching, Note Worth Living. Stops Running and Burning, Money Refunded If It Makes Life 'At last! Real relief for hay faver.

The long search by scientific men able to work with very little of the tot something that would counteract the effect of pollen has resulted in a new discovery. It is now possible to go through the hay fever season hardly know that you ever had this terrible affliction. Js the name of this new bompound. It Is absolutely harmless, contains no Injurious or habit- forming drugs. Simply apply It In the nootrlls, iad almost Instantly you realize that bay fever has mot its master.

The nose clears up and stops running, (The fever cools off. Breathing bo- 'comes easier. The redness and Itching ot the eyes ease and soon cease 'almost entirely. A few applications a day enable yoiuto work In corn- tort and Bleep In peace. Hay fever is caused by pollen from weeds, vegetation, which jtt irritates the mucous lining ot the Dose.

Dia-polUn keeps this pollen infection under such control that it doesn't make your lite miserable. jit Is easy to use and acts like magic. "Gave Wonderful Relief" "I started using Dla-pollln for hay fever last- July, and obtained most wonderful relief. For the first time In many years, I slept soundly dur ng the hay fever season, and was usual nose and eye troubles. I recommended Dla-pollln to several others and all of them received the same benefit I H.

Rogers, Vlgr. Salvation Army Hotel, 26 80. Capitol Indianapolis. "My First Real Relief" I have found complete relief through Dla-pollln all through the Rose Hay Fever seasons. My suffering used to be very severe.

Dla-pollln cleared my head, stopped the Itching of the eyes, made my breathing easy and In fact made It possible for me to work and get a good night's sleep. It la the first real relief I ever found and had no bad Walker, 736 Edgemont Indianapolis. COSTS NOTHING TO TRY You can try Dla-pollin without risking a penny. It falls to please you, your money will.be promptly refunded. No red tape about Dia-polUn at our risk.

At your drug gist, or send $2 for package by mat prepaid, with our money-back guar anty, endorsed by a leading Indian apolls bank. Tho Pollen Labora torles, 852 Consolidated Bldg. Ind. their sister, Mrs. Charles Stoffer and family of Tulsa, Oklo.

Leave For Motor Trip Harold Sollday with Cnpt. Robert Pohlman, the latter from Cham- palpn, hnvo departed for an exton- Hive trip through the East and North. Embroidery Club To Meet Thursday afternoon the Embroidery club will meet with Mrs. Wll- lams at her home on "Whltelaw avenue. Home From Visit Mr.

nnd .1. .1. Mnlnney ami children are home from a delightful visit of a wock with relatives it Dow, 111. BS Wlltnn Hill their nleco ac- companled them hnmn and will be their guest for a week. Entertaining Guest From Seranton Mr.

and Mrs. W. C. Elder have as their guest for the week, Miss Flornce English of Seranton, Pa. Leaves For Home Little Emma Moore who has been recuperating from an operation at Ihe home of her aunt.

Mrs. E. E. Mueller, has departed for her home at Alhambra, III. Concerts Discontinued For Season It has been announced that the outdoor concerts by the Refinery Band have been discontinued for the season.

It is anticipated that the concerts will be resumed some time In October. Attend Funeral of David Noonean Quite a number from Wood River went to Alton today to attend the funeral of David Noonan. Home From Vacation Rev. A. W.

Judd and family have arrived home from a three weeks vacation spent with friends and relatives nt Sprlngleld and Nakomls. Entertains Alton Quests Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Parks and children were guests at the Parkview Cottage. Others who attended wore, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Schleeper and Mr. and Mrs. Murphy May and children. Visit At Moro Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Moore and their house guests, Miss Wai dine Moore and nephew, Harold Alexan der visited nt Moro, 111. Visiting In Alton Miss Marie Young left last night lor Alton, where she will visit for a week with Mis? Etta Mae Young. Moves Into New Home Mr. and Mrs.

have purchased the five room brick bungalow on Lorena avenue formerly occupied by Max NJssenholtz, and are moving from the Ryan property on Third and Lorena avenue Into their new home today. Entertain Guests Last night, Mr. and Mrs. William had as their guests, Mr. and Mrs Ben Albors and daughter, Antoln ette and the Misses Christine and Marie Klenstra from Horlsant.

Fishing Trip Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plpps en loyed a fishing trip to Indian Creek today. Here From Memphis Elmer Clander from Memphis Is the guest ot his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Foils. Leave for Indiana, J. T.

Smith with his daughter Mrs. Joseph Kubler have departs tor the lattor's home in New Al bany, ndiana. Mr. Smith will remain for a visit with his daughter, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Smith for a n.onth, recuperating from an Illness. Mrs. Kublar returned to her home very much Vlsltlnn In Jacksonville. Mrs. G.

Y. Henry has gone to Jacksonville where she will enjoy a visit of several days with relatives and friends. Home from Trip. Mrs. Dewey Haller and daug: ra, Grace Elizabeth, ar 1 Garnett Marie 1'fi' returned home trim a trip tj South Bend, Indiana.

Leave In Car for Milwaukee. Mrs. Philip Schwan and son Frank and Richard Patton, left In their car for a trip to Milwaukee, Wis. Guests at the Miller Home. Mrs.

J. Krug-r and son Earl, and Miss Minnie Welgnml from Summerfield, have arrived for several days visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. E.

Mueller. Improving Property. Sidewalks aro bolng laid this week In front of (he First Chrllslan church am', extending to the corner of Ferguson and Second' streets, making an Improvement to th3 property. Will Return frem Greenfield. Mrs.

Joseph Saxton, who for a North Alton Betty Ann It Hotteit at Brighten North Alton's RoJka to Brighton, And UBt t( tel1 ner HOWDY! and help her rush can; The can that's filled with burgoo, Instead of wine or beer. And It will not Inebriate, but It will give you cheer. To keep away from Betsy, our folk have tried vain; They're going up to visit her, and Linger Longer Lane! The Brighton Betsy Ann home lomlng festivities are catching lots to the home of hir mother at Greenfield, br In preparing to come home Thursday. She Is getting along nicely. Havlnq Fine Trip.

Mrs. Ocorce McCollum received a curd from Mrs. M. F. Manning, stating that they nre having a wonderful time nt Oklahoma and enjoying the trip Immensely.

Moved Here From Texas, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. Tldwell have moved from San Antonla. Texas, and 111 reside In Roxana.

rleetlns of Foreign Missionary Society, The Woman's Missionary Society the First Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs, E. Miller, on Whltelaw avenue; frs. George Schilling will be the eader. Will Attend School Here. Miss Myrtle Kesslng, of Witt, Til, ill! attend the' Community High 'chool season.

Visiting at White Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Custer and nmlly and Frank Custer, Mr. and Irs.

Earl Custer, from Bethalto, mo- Rred to White Hall for a visit at tho Custer home. Receives Degree From Teachers College. Miss Effle Maxey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D.

R. Maxey, of Whltelaw avenue, has received her A. B. degree from the State Teachers College at Oreeley, Colorado. Miss Maxey with her sister, Miss Pauline, who has been spending the summer at Greley, are expected to arrive home; today.

Mrs. S. Rotsch, of Bethalto, Is visiting at the G. Y. Henry home.

Miss Lucille Calvey, from Alton, a the guest of her sister and brother- n-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Smith and family, of Whltelaw" avenue. Mrs. B.

B. Mueller and daughter, Mrs. S. H. Allen, were St.

Louts vl)l- iors yesterday. Robert King, of Jersayvllle, was here on business yesterday. Mrs. Walter Williams and daughter, Mildred, have returned home from a visit with the former's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.

George Hines, of St. Miss May-Bell Plvoda, has arrived from Greeley, Colorado, where sho has been enjoying a visit. She also has been attending school at Manhattan, Kansas, and vklted friends at Kansas City, Kas. Mr. and Mrs.

J. S-illlyan are entertaining as their guests, this week, their cousin, Dodson and daughter, of Alsey, 111. Dr. Pence, Ben Picker and George Schilllnger, have returned from a fishing trip to Minn. Mrs.

Herbert Fox and' son are home from a visit.at Taylorville, 111., with Mr. and Mrs. H. Mareing. J.

A. Hubbard and son Nelson, are visiting with a party of friends from St. Louis at Sprlngfleld. Miss Mae Sullivan is spending the of North Altonlans today; will catch more ot them this evening, and tomorrow all day and evening Alton- Inns will be headed for Brighton, Betsy, Burgoo and last being one of the good things provided In Linger Longer Lane. Tom Taylor's The condition of Thomas Taylor, Injured last week In a runaway, is reported by relatives to be very bad.

Complications have apparently developed, but he is making a Came fight artd his friends and rel- atives'are earnestly hoping he may win. Notes A dancing of the largest-of the be given Friday evening in Tolle's Grove, and many will go from here. Miss Grace Milford who went to Peoria some time ago to spend her vacation with a sister, became very ill while there, and a major surgical operation became necessary. Reports are sha rallied In fine shape and Is getting along very well. She.

is a sister of Mrs. J. E. Watson. Mrs.

Wm-t, VanBuren. who hap been sick for several days at her the branch, Is recovering slowly. John Jackson, former Elm street resident is reported to be 111 at the home' of his sister, Mrs. Mary Hagerma'n In the Godfrey boulevard. Mrs.

Wm. Kramer Is home from St. Louis, where she spent two visiting friends. Miss Dorothy Stillweil Is visiting relatives In Modesto, 111., this week. Many property owners along State street have lost no, time in letting contract for the concrete sidewalks ordered by the city, and some of the walks have been fin Ishod and are in service.

But here and there, are pieces of property nothing has been done, am where It seems as If the properly owners expect the city to go aheac with the work. This, should be done tooi' It walks are not In front of all lots, the street wll the appearance of a'crazy quilt, and pedestrians will have to practice jumping, In muddy weather from on sidewalk over a mud to the next concrete walk. Larry Henson, the boy struck by an automobile Sunday evening In Godfrey boulevard was not Injured very seriously relatives report and IK gettfug along all right. Next Sunday will be the last Sun- Featuring For Young Men Preparing For School! Student Suits" $10.75 19 24 .50 '32- so Our special offering to young men who are preparing to go to school. Each suit is made of all fabric in the newest and most correct patterns.

New Student Caps $1,85 ON AT THIRD Collar attached Shirts $1.85 week visiting with Mr." and Lloyd Sinclair of Jersexvllle. Miss Blanche Ballinger, from Vandalia, 111., Is visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. Asa SprlntVr and Mr. Presbyterian church will be conducted, by Rev.

H. D. Johnson, who goes to Colorado, next week to a new pastorate. He will preach his arewell sermon Sunday, and It is nore than likely that all members of the congregation, whlls regret- ing sincerely to see him go, will be present to wish him "Godspeed." Work on the superstructure he residence Samuel Tingley having erected In Triangle Park, has been started by the contractor, George Parker, and It will not be long until the Park will he- graced by another fine looking, modernly constructed home. Our Idea of hard luck is fat man at a dance on-a hot night.

Try a want In the Telegraph. Buy New at Weblwirth'a Wlldroot Hair, Tonl6--Cdc6anut Oil Shampoo and Taroleum Hair- Wash in convenient sized bottles at Wool worth frlve and Ten Cent Ope great objection' to living in the country Is you have to go to town for your vacation, Henley Alden Co. WEST THIRD STREET ALTON, ILLINOIS day that services In the Elm Street and Mrs. C. E.

Magulre. Mrs. Albert Murphy visited her father, Mr. Niedeikorn, of Altftn, today. Death of Mrs.

M. Isenhour Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. M. Isenhour of Cleveland, 111. Mrs.

Isenhour was Ihe mother of Miss Margaret Isen- liour, a teacher In the schools here last term. Klan Victim of Lies, Ford Says By Associated Press. MONTREAL. Aug. Ford was quoted by the Montreal Times as saying tho Ku Klux Klan is the victim of lying propaganda and If the truth were known "It would bo loked upon as a body of patriots." Panama Canal authorities have six days' Quarantine for passengers arriving from Salvadorean and Honduran ports owing to a reported outbreak ot yellow fever In Salvador.

It's an unlucky fisherman who doesn't even catch one to lie about. LOOK OUT FOR SELF POISONING Neglect of the liver results In self poisoning! Not so quickly, perhaps, but just as surely as if you drank poison out. of a bottle. If your liver is not, doing Its work of helping digestion, eliminating waste from the bowels and purifying the blood, you will always be troubled with sick headaches, nausea, biliousness, bad breath, gas, sour stomach, or constipation. Cleanse and tone your liver! Put your system in coriditlon so you feel your very best again! Try Just a spoonful of Dr.

H. S. Thacher's excellent Liver and Blood Syrup after the next few meals and notice the quick Improvement in the way you eat, sleep, look and return of strength, vigor and energy. You will be completely satisfied; otherwise there will be no cost. Dr, Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup is sold and recommended by Threde's Pharmacy, N.

E. Corner Broadway and Market Alton 111., and all leading druggists. The Paint That Any Floor. Beautiful OUS In' rttoTfloot tawi made 41 bright ,4. matt aiiUbo and effective and UietnMlvet, but all floon, older, and beautiful paint can make It.

new, can be made beautiful with ft! Gee that your floon hold the beauty gloHy ooet of paint that hldea the; that they get. by ualng Dcvoa old, worn aurface, or new unattrao-, 1 Floor (Old In the moat tJve aurface perfectly Devoa Floor ta'euy to. appty.U rapidly and la bora enough to protect tho floor ogalnit a great deal of vigoroua wear its coat not brittle and doea nol crack, check or pee), but weara down gradually and evenly, to the end 'Joo't call a room unto CfVOI RATPOIM CO. W. J.

PETERS CO. 110 Third Street. HALE LUMBER HARDWARE CO. East Alton, III. AUTHORIZED DEVOE PAINT AND.VARNISH PRODUCTS Subscribe to the Alton Evening Telegraph Bright Ginghams for School Lovely colbrings, beautiful patterns, fine quality, smooth long staple cloths and fast colors make these Ginghams highly desirable.

Plaid Ginghams 27 and 32 inches, Special 29c Yd. Bright, pretty little school frocks that will stand many tubbings can be made from these good ginghams. Select them now, while as: sortments are complete. Main Floor Clairlock Zephyr Ginghams 32 inches wide 39c Yd. Beautiful patterns and colors are shown in a wide variety in these exceedingly fine ginghams.

The cotton used in this cloth is fine, long, smooth, staple which does not shrink like the ordinary kind. Peter Ginghams 36 Inch Wide, 59c Yard Plain colbrs in a most' beautiful quality of gingham, is' used for small tots' clothes and with a touch of handwork makes charming little The colors are fast and come in all shades. Main Floor Trimmings For Ginghams Fancy braids, tatted edgings, rick rack, stickerei and others for cotton frocks, also silk braids and bands for wool and silk dresses. Main Floor Pictorial Patterns Smartest styles are offered in good-fitting patterns that actually fit and save material. Also the Embroidery Boojk Offers beautiful designs for stamping and embroidering all sorts of clothes and household articles.

Main Floor Latest New York Offerings In Smart Black Hats For Fall $5.95 Chic and becoming, these little silk velvet hats will delight the smartly dressed woman or girl. Hand embroidery, feathers, leather applique, ribbons and ornaments furnish a touch of trim that lends just the clever snap and dash which makes for smartness. Try them on. Second Floor Costume Slips and Night Gowns Muslin and Lingerie Slips $1.00, $1.50, $1.95 The muslins are all white with hip hem and bodice top. The llngette come in colors light or dark and are well made and good quality.

Pre.tty Gowns 59c, $1.95 Fine Wool Goods Fine Flannel For School Wear Pretty patterns in checks and plaids also plain weaves for school dresses, skirts and middies, also for gymnasium bloomers. 36 inches wide. These serviceable and beautiful wool flannels are for jumper dresses, middies, children's coats, and one-piece dresses. Colors green, red, black, copen, smoke and tan. 56 inches wide A splendid assortment of fine muslin and nainsook gowns, with low neck, short or cap sleeves, cut full and large.

PlStn and trimmed in lace or embroidery. Second Floor Silk Poplin For dressy frocks -36-inch Silk material in plain colors rose, cqpen, tan, cocoa- navy, brown and black will make very'good looking dresses for general wear as well as dress up occasions. vu W1U.O $1.50 Yd. $2.50 Yd. $1.25 Yd.

Main Floor Main Floor Main Floor 300 Gingham School Dresses Will be placed on sale in the Basement Thursday, Aug. 28th at Beautiful colors and quality, attractive styles, Plaids and plain. Sizes 7, 8, 10,12, 14 years Busy mothers will buy them by the half dozen, because they cannot afford to make dresses of this kind at this price. COME DOWN EARLY..