Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 11

L08f 32x4 spare reward. Alton Automobile Oo, nn Plasa FOR 0 room brldk house, 617 State fit, Call Kin. 73r FOR Five room house, -with taWSen, 431 Myrtle street for information cull at 426 Myrtle, FOR RONT--Two furnished rooms for light housekoaplnjp- No children 437 B. 6th Bt, Boll phone 750-W. JTOR iarniBhed rooms, 3718 College Ave, Bell 628-W.

FOR 'room house In good condition. Arranged for two families. Sever connections xaado. Lot 80x100 feet. Prloe 11800.

Rents for $20 -per month. E. C. Mack, 1604 Bozza St Kin. 1253-R.

FOB chicks 100 up postpaid anywhere. Bight varieties Quick shipment Bend for large log, Farrow-Hlrsh Peoria, III. Caddy RocTsp'rTngs CuuntrydUb. for general house WANTED ei 8 Drniflitryi Wood River, 111. WANTED-A i waitress.

Mineral experienced clerk at the Hartmann Store, Third strept, at Belle hard- Hard- WANTElV-Sewing. it home, or by day. 1321 Pearl the I IlUnl. dining exnVricnretl helpers. steamfitters Flrflt nien UJ vi.

in rapidly groxving city. good wages (Trouble) Give experience particulars in first letter. Detroit, Michigan. and full Box 222, to Work in store. Co inquire 617 Belle St.

WANTED- Laborers, Apply Roxana Petroleum Wood River. whp can cut and mato men's shirtsj Apply enfi, State street. girl dish washer. Standard Restaurant Over 31. Eight hours clay.

American, Railway EX' press Co. taurant. BAynes touring oar. Newly painted. In fine mechanl oal condition.

Will sell cheap or trade for small revenue Alton prop erty, H. B. Paul, Both Phones, 610 Commercial Building: FOR Jersey cow htffer calf, 1141 West 9th. with FOR model automobile (350. 1817 Evergreen.

FOR racing style. A 1 condition. Apply at Worthy. Seringa Corner. PAGE CROWD ATTENDS HEALING SERVICE.

People Throflfl Vlrei Church Long Before Hour of Opening of Prayers, Long before the hoar for opening of fllvtne healing service, conducted this afternoon at the First Methodist Church by Almoo Semple Kherson, many people had gathered. Before o'clock more than 200 persons, tnany of them sick and crippled, at the church. Many 1 persons were carried on chairs, eota and wheel chairs and while many, hobbled to the church on crutches, Afflicted persona carrying cards were admitted first The service was to be opened at 2: SO. Indications were "that the church would be crowded to its capacity at that time. Powerful Home Influence.

The blessed Influences that raftlafe from a ordered and happy rfre countless and far-reaching; the unselfish love there kindled and nonr- Ished shines forth as a light to enomirage the world's hopes and faith In Willnrd. ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH BY TBLWWAH HUNTINa 00, Office i TelagrtftV Co, 116 ntreet Complaints of faulty deHirery ot the Telegraph should made either by mail ot telephone. Gall up 1 telephones 88, or send postal card wUAa you tall to get your paper. Jos, A. Kturik, Funeral Director A.

B. Wyckoff, Osteopath, over Booth's Dr. Neuwlrth, Chiropractor, Laura Bldg. Bell 497-H. Klnlocb.

607-R. Counting Has a Limit In China. Ten thousand Is the largest number to language. Therefore all lange sums must be stated In multiples of this population of the country Is four times 10,000 times 10,000, or 400 Magazine. FOR oak dining table, 5 leaves.

2507 Sanford Ave. FOR Apply 1185 W. 9th. 'Call Bell 1S2-W. FOR 6 cylinder Olds.

1918 jaodel. Excellent condition. With secure steady employment Alton Automobile Fourth and PJaea. FOR roadster. A "bargain if sold at ouce.

2308 W. Brown St. FOR beautiful model Kentucky piano. Almost new. Cover bench and sheet music.

Instructor included. large -ward robe, 2603 Walnut street. FOB. 6 room cottage on 6th St. Ball -Waitress.

Eagle Res- FOR sewing machine to perfact condition. Price $304)0. Call Alton Woman's Home. room iin private family. Write "II" Telegraph.

or 3 light housekeeping rooms. Write Telegraph. WANTED TO 6 or 7 room house. Call Sell 228-R. WANTED TO ed or unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping in Wooil River.

Call Kin. 717. i WANTElf TO room mpd- era house. Call Kin. 76, between 7 and G.

FOR stable horse. Can flo feted ot Track. Will sell milk cow cash. InQuire North Sering Addition, Do ran Rice. FOR 6ALT3- Good aa new.

fit -3 rooms A bai'-gaiu. furniture. 410 Main FOR Call Kin. 304-R. tired FQR new kitchen cabinet, also bed room set.

Apply 911 East 4th FOR in good condition. Will aell reasonable for cash. 27 E. 5th St. FOR Jersey cow and catt.

C. W. Koehne. Kin. 830X.

WANTED Laborers Apply ROM PETROLEUM CO, Wood River FOB .2486 -Clawson St. separator. New. Kin. 30BB.

MEN WANTED Consolidaied Chemical Products Company FEDERAL Steady Wages. FQRSALE room modern brick cottage, new. lot 65x165. 2 blocks to carllne. This is a dandy home, well located in the pink of condition.

H. E. PAUt Both Phones. Commercial Bldg. For Sale 200,000 feet ot second hand lumber, nalla polled as good aa new; 1,000 window aaslm; 200 doors; Bfl.OOO sguare taet of Beaver board.

'Will sell beds as they are. At Government Reservation Bast Alton, 111. FOR BALE First claas billiard parlor, building and equipment of Ed. Daniels in Upper Alton. Owner Blok.

This la a money maker. Big bargain. Boll 760-R. Alton HAU. BEAUTY CO, St.

Louts, Mq FOR car, light touring! mechanically like new. $250 cash, balance 1n monthly Installments. Call 746-R Bell or 836 Kinloch. Bargain 1918 Chevrolet, tires and motor in condition; motor meter, bumper and spot Hglit; same service as on new car. ton condition $300.00 1919 fully guaranteed.

Owner gone to California, Bargain. We several other good values in slightly -used cars. Coiiverrient Terms. pho.njkor.Cajl, LT. HUDSON GARAGE 4th and Piaca Street Kin.

1040 Main 310 Mrs. D. T. Maglll left night for Chicago to attend the Baptist State Promotion Board meeting today as a representative of the Woman's Baptist Foreign Mission Society. She vrOl also attend a meeting ot the executive board of the Baptist Foreign Mission on Friday, List your property for sale with C.

F. Yeakel, 643 B. Broadway. George Dlckson, Civil Engineer and surveyor. Room 7 Taphorn Building.

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie R. Raymond and daughter, Jean Ann, left yesterday for California -where they wll spend four months. Mr.

and Mrs Raymond have been living in Fla River, and came here to -spend the week end before leaving tor the West. Mrs. Raymond was before her marriage Miss Agnes O'Connoll 'and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William O'Connell.

POUR OLD ALTONIANS DIE IN DAY. Three Died Away From Home and One Dies In Alton, the Three Be- Infl Brought Baok and One Taken Away. A group of deaths well known old Alton residents, all ot them Alton- lane for yearg before going elsewhere to make their homes, la reported la this evening's Telegraph. The four deaths include Mrs. George Cutter, Mabelle Lamothi, John Bringhurst and 1 John lunette.

AU but one of them died away from Alton and are being brought in for The one who died here is be' Ing taken away for burial. John Henry Junette Brought Here for Burial John Henry Junette, a brother of the late Joseph Junette, was brought to Alton for burial, yesterday evening. He died at Greenfield, Mo. Miss Todd's Mother Dead. Miss Charlotte Todd, superintendent of the Visiting Nurse Association of Bt.

Clalr County, returned yesterday from Bradford, where she Went to attend the funeral of her mother, who died Friday. Miss Todd's return was hastened leoause of the Important work she has to do with the establishment of a on Broadway btld welfare station in East St. Louis. Some Machine PEA NUT BUTTER Make It have Installed a Pea Nut Butter Machine. We make it before your eyes while you wait.

It is PURE, DELICIOUS, it has more nutritious food value than anything you can buy. Come and See Our Machine Work BARR10Z COFFEE STORE A. Don Stocker, -extraction specialist. Third floor Commercial building. DANCE Every at Calhoun's Grove, Melville.

piece Union orchestra. Chicken sandwiches and all kinds of freahments served. Meeting of Western Star Tonight. A meeting of the Western Star Lodge, I. O.

O. -will be held tonight and officers- wJEH be 'installed. The second degree will also be given. A full attendance IB requested. A.

L. Jackson Makes Best Golf Score. A. L. Jackson, chief clerk at the Wood River refinery office, is home from Whiitng, he participated in a golf tournament in which 112 persons employed by the Standard Oil Co.

competed. Mr. Jackson came home with the lowest net score for.the tournament. Lawn mowers marpened and repaired. Hayden Machine Co.

DISCUSS FREE AtU FOOT ILLS at C. C. Helde'a Shoe Store Thursday, July 8th, from 10 a. m. to 5:80 p.

m. or in St. Louie from 2 to 5 Suu- xlay, from 9 to 6 on For Sale 4-ROOM HO.USE—One floor plan, electric lights, city water, furnace, bath, cellar, cement floor, large garage. Lot level, 120x120 paved. Price $4500.00.

4-ROOM large piece of ground, 748 feet frontage by a depth of 100 feet. House Is in good repair. Price $4000.00. 6-ROOM good neighborhood. Large lot with fruit, cue block to car-line.

Price $1800.00. some Lot 48x100. $500.00 cash, balance 5-ROOM fair repair, like rent. Price $1500.00.. 5-ROOM floor plan, modern in every way, in good repair, garage and chicken house.

This Is a splendid home, one block and half to car liue. Located in Alton. 6-ROOM years old. lights, city water and furnace, Located In Upper Alton, electric Price $4500.00. POSSESSISION GIVEN One floor plan, modern In every way.

A very comfortable home. Located In Middletown, one block of Heury street, corner lot, both streets paved. 6-ROOM BRICK, 2-STORIES--Wlth 3 acros of Barn and other out-buildings. Fruit of all kinds, 30 apnlu trees. Located on Hawley avenue.

Price $6500.00. A PERFECT in every' way. Located in the moat desirable part of Upper Alton. This is a very attractive home. 6-ROOM electric lights, city water.

Located on nth street, near Langdon. Price $3000.00. 6-ROOM Collogo gas in kitchou. Lot 75x135. Paving paid.

Price $3700.00. A West 'Jill street, tieur State Btroet, gas, and city Price $1700.00. SPLENDID HOME IN WOODLAWN rooms, electric lights, city water, furnace, sleeping porch, cellur under whole house, with cement floor. Largo garage. Lot 58x138.

Prire 7-ROOM lights, ctiy water. Largo lot 00x120. Price $2700.00. Bishop EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO ohn Brir.ghurBt Dies After Long Illness John Bringhurst, former newspaper died yesterday afternoon a his home in Yager Park, after a long llness, aged 67. His body will be ta ken to the old home at Fidelity, II.

for burial in the family lot. Mr. Bring mrst -vras -well known about, town. He worked on various newspapers in Alton, and his period of Borvice extended over many years. He had not connected with any newspaper since leaving the Telegraph a years ago.

He leaves a brother, James, Bringhurst, and a daughter, Mrs. Susie Bringhurst Wilkinson, who came here to look after her fataer In his last Mr. Bringhurst was a well educated man and though 111 health had wrecked what had been a good raiqd, there always remained flashes of uncommon ability. Miss Mabelle La mot he Dies In St LouU. Miss Mabelle Lamothe, a daughter of the Capt.

W. P. Lamothe, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. VJr- gina McCarthy, in St Louis, yesterday, after ieing helpless from for four years. Mies Lamothe leaves one sister, Mrs.

McCarthy, and one brother, lharles Lamothe, of New Orleans, La. Both brother and sister were In Alton today arranging for the funeral. The will be brought here tomorrow and taken to St. Paul's Episcopal where services will be held at 2:30 o'clock and burial will be in ity Cemetery. Miss Lamothe was in her young days a reigning belle in Alton.

She lived here for many years. She lived at West Alton, for a long time, a place founded by her father who owned all the land for miles around there. The family built the hotel building at West Alton and occupied it while at West Alton. Then theyj moved to St. Louis.

rrTM'O, THGIR AH Grows when at rest In the trectops or when foraging In the fields. Invariably have sentinels out to give warning of danger, Spain irrigates only 6 per cent of its cultivated land, but the irrigated sections produce about one-fourth of the country's crops. Death of Mrt. George Cutter. Mrs.

Mary Cutter, widow of George Cutter, died in Springfield, 111., Tuesday morning from old age, after being prostrated since last November. Mrs. Cutter was In her eighty-ninth year. She had been making her home with her daughter, Mrs. I.

A. Irwin, in Springfield, ever since the death of Mr. Cutter in Alton, about twelve years ago. Mrs. Cutter was born in New Hampshire but she came to Alton when a very young woman passed most of her life here.

Her husband was an engineer on the Chicago and Alton Railroad for many years prior to the time of his retirement. Friends of Mrs. Cutter say that she was prostrated soon after Thanksgiving Day and that she never showed any improvement. Death was due to old age. Beside her daughter she leaves one eon, 1 Hoseoe Cutter, of St.

Louis. The body will be brought to Alton for burial beside thut of her husband. The body will arrive this evening at 7 o'clock oil the C. A. train and will ho taken direct to City Cemetery for burial, Ucv.

M. Jameson, au old former pastor of Mrs. Cutter, will conduct the funeral services. FOR SALE H. E.

PAUL, Agency. 51O Commercial Building. Bell 62-R Both Phones Kinlocb 444 8-Room Modern, 2-story in. Paved street. Near school.

Good neighborhood. Newly painted. New interior decorations. Price $6500.00. 6-Room Modern In.

Paved street. A four room double house in next to paved alley. Good investment. Price reasonable. 6-Room Double Brick Hot -water heat.

Sleeping porches. Near downtown and well located. In good condition. Terms. 6-Room Modern located and on paved street.

For quick sale $3600.00. Terms. 6-Room Frame. Corner lot 60x120, level. Two blocks to car line.

-Price $2150.00. 4-Room Cottage on Paved lot. Price $110OTTO. 6-Room, 2 Story lot 60x125. In fairly good condition.

Price $1600.00. 12-Room, 2 story 2 large lots. $7000.00. Terms to suit purchaser. Nicely located in Upper Alton.

7 Acre Farm and 4 Room out buildings. On hard road miles from Alton. On Grafton road. A dandy truck farm. 4-Room Cottage and 4 Vacant from car line.

Price $1750.00. Terms. S-Room Modern, New Brick level lot 5axlG5. Paved street. Close to oar line.

Well located anfl a splendid home. You should see it. List your for sale properties with us. the market value. We have- buyers it priced at Real Moaning.

As the BUD rises every soul born again, und the new day gives us chance to begin all over again. We etui do ntul he we will to do and be fur the entiru duy. We caa make It a rcd-luttur Uu.v if we try hard enough. This is way of growth. And If life dues not moan growth, CD- liirgtmioiii to us, Ihtm we liuvu missed Its higher Swolt Martlet) In Chh-ugo Pully News.

The Worthy CltUen. He who poHfcussijftg worth and Iniel. IK JUKI, tiiieaUn the truth, mil dues what ia his own luixlnutia, alia iho world will liulj For Sale A fine two story brick building, slate roof, 8 rooms and bath room. Hot air heating hot and cold water, gas and electric light, all new fixtures, just newly painted and papered inside, concrete floor in cellar, sewer, a fine corner lot, on Prospect and Bond, nice lawn, nicest river and city view in the city, nice neighborhood to live in and close to town. Possession can be granted immediately.

Call at 42O Belle Street Day-v time or Evening: C. G. Luft Sons.