Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 14

ft PAGE FOURTEEN ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH TUESDAY. ItAftC. Order Carlinville Water Company ti) Improve Supply City Until May 1: Drrides To Vacate Tracks CARLINVILLE. March 3. lal.j The Carlinville city council Monday flisriiwicd the placing of dras In Standard Addition.

Man; years was reported, the utll ity company Is supposed to have asked for a 10 percent increase in the price of gas here for the pur- of lnytnif a new main on High street, for the of the Addition. The Illinois Commerce Commission approved the increase, but Firm i tllp mlnwi closed, the utility company did not find it necessary to bni'd the mains, for the Addition was left almost empty. Now that the Addition Is Being developed again, If 59 of the rest dcnta will agree to use gas, the commission will force the utilities to build a main, the council was ad- LOOK ERE! ONLY 55c A WEEK BUYS A BRAND NEW FULL PORCELAIN GUARANTEED WASHER Regular $49,50 Values! Nationally Advertised! NOW vised. So far the city attorney. Edward Phclps, ind member of the interstate commission have secured the of 50 persons.

The rest of thi.i number can be obtained ens- lly according to Attorney Phelps. A map of the Addition marking the houses which wouM take the gas has been made. Wiih its manager. Jack Adams, present, council members decided the Carllnville Water Supply apparent lack of action toward getting il.i wells through by the first of April. Adams explained, in answer to criticism of "muddlness of the water," that chlorine had been put in the water and that tests of it had been approved by the state.

The council adopted a motion to allow the water supply company until May 1 to improve the supply. Attorney Phelps advised that the council could revoke the franchise of the water company for its failure to produce good water. The railroad tracks used to haul coal to Blackburn College and Adjournment of Council Quickly At Wood River which arc not used for general transportation purposes arc to be condemned by the council and removed if possible, under action taken last night. Mayor Ibbetson voted to have the tracks removed, after the council had tied. He said that even though he was a trustee of the college served, he must act in the interest of the community.

Rice street was designated as a boulevard under a resolution adopted. Stop signs will be erected on the street. Caldwell to Support Searcy Wallace Caldwell of Onk Park, campaigning for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, announced he would support state Sen. Earl B. Searcy of Springfield for state auditor.

Searcy originally announced for governor, but withdrew. Mayor's Gavel Ends Sea- sion When Questions Come front Audience WOOD RIVER, March vote on adjournment, City Council meeting Monday r.lght was adjourned. Members of the audience attending the meeting barely had an opportunity to interject a few questions as to the status of the proposed $436,000 trunk and relief sewer, while an adjournment motion made by Alderman Shawmaker was pending, when Mayor Hamilton banged his gavel and declared the One of the greatest washing machine values ever presented! Large size, fully guaranteed! A washer that will absolutely make wash day something to look forward to. It Is fast, thorough and will give years of satisfaction I Has many new and exclusive Nationally advertised features! Save Plenty During this tremendous NO MONEY DOWN Sale! Investigate today! QUICK RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION meeting adjourned. Between the adjournment motion and the actual adjournment, however, Stanley Tompach, recognized by Mayor Hamilton, had time to ask "What about the sewer?" and, Hamilton had time to advise him to "Go ahead and build your sewerl You've been doing it out on the corner for the last two weeks." Hamilton told Tompach he would have to make his request to address the council in writing three days before the meeting, and ruled him out of order, then declared the meeting adjourned.

The Board of Local Improvements still is without a contractor to take over the assignment made by R. B. Higglns Son of St. Louis last December. Among the obstacles met in getting the project under way has been obtaining faithful performance That is the Joyful cry of thousands, since Dr.

Edwards produced Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards, a practicing physician for 20 years, and calomel old- time enemy, discovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treating patients for chronic constipation. Olive Tablets do not contain calomel, just a healing, soothing vegetable laxative mild and pleasant. No griping is the "keynote" of these little sugar-coated, olive-colored tablets.

They help cause the towels to act normally. They never force them to unnatural action. If you 'have a "dark brown dull, tired headache caused by should find quick, sure and pleasant results from one or two of Dr. Edwards Olive Tab- ets. them to keep 15c, 30c, 60c Thousands take right.

Try them. Adv. Ruptured Men Get $3.50 Truss Free Pay No or Ever, for This Truss Kansas City, newer rup- ure method developed by a doctor so successful he offers to give every ruptured man or woman who tries it, a $3.50 truss free. It does away with leg straps, elastic belts, binding springs and harsh pads. After using it, many have reported their ruptures better.

Often in a very short time. Others say they no longer need any support. The nethod will be sent on 30 days' rial and he will send the $3.50 truss free with it. If the method iocs not help your rupture return and keep the $3.50 trass for your trouble. If you are ruptured just write E.

O. Koch, 3086 Koch 2906 Main Kansas City, for his trial 105 W. BROADWAY, WILL END HURRY! THIS This NEWEST 1936 ALL-PORCELAIN Wfffc Any Gleaming Snow White ELECTRICREFRIGERATOR SELLING AT ITS REGULAR Nitltnilly INCLUDING Such Famous Makis bond for the contractors who make known their Intentions ofHaking over the assignment. Mayor Hamilton indicated las 1 night to reporters the improvemeni board might be forced to seek a loan from the Public Works Administration in addition to the $133,000 grant already made, but withheld until a contractor can qualify for the project. Last night's precipitate adjournment was made at 8 o'clock after probably the shortest session in the history of the present council.

Purchase of a new city truck; installation of street lights at Third street and Eula avenue, and at Hamilton and Eula; construction of a catchbasin at Evans and Main streets were taken up. The light installation was approved, but the truck purchase, voted down several months ago for lack of funds, was referred to the purchasing committee for investigation; and the catchbasin construction motion was withdrawn by Alderman Carstens until a survey of the place could be made. Alderman Burroughs stressed the need for a general drive aganst wandering dogs. He said large "herds" of them wandered about the city, and frequently frightened small children. He suggested naming a dog catcher, but no action was taken, Chief of Police Schwensen said police had destroyed 20 or more canines within ths last month.

The council placed on file a letter from the Lorena Avenue Parent-Teacher Association requesting a pedestrian subway for the three schools located at Lorena avenue and Sixth street. Finance Chairman Burroughs pointed out the city would have to accummulate a larger balance in its motor fuel tax fund before undertaking to finance any further projects. Roller Skaters Get Chance at Wood WOOD RIVER, March 3. Roller skating on Wood River avenue without an automobile to bother them were a dozen or more youngsters here Monday night. They limited their skating on the "avenue," however, to that portion barricaded against traffic during the construction of the pedestrian subway being built across the street to serve Lincoln School pupils.

The barricade furnished the youngsters with two long blocks of almost traffic-free concrete pavement upon which to try their roller skates. By quitting' time yesterday the emgloyes of C. P. Mlndrup Construction Edwardsvllle, had sledged through the street and sidewalk paving on opposite sides of Wood River avenue at the spots where the stairways to the subway were to descend, and were excavating. A mechanical shovel had been moved Into place ready to start the major pert of the excavation work 'today, Catholic Women Meet WOOD RIVER The Catholic Womans' Club met at St.

Bernard's library Monday afternoon to transact their regular business. Thus far 43 women have enrolled for membership. The next meeting will be held April 6. Rotary Club Meets WOOD A discussion on "Rotary Affairs" was conducted Monday during the dinner meeting of the Rotary Club at the Whitelaw Hotel. Wood River Notes WOOD and Mrs.

Alfred Scott of Eighth street are announcing the birth of a daughter, born Sunday morning at the St. Louis Baptist Hospital, Mrs. Scott before her marriage was Miss Harriet Wedlg, daughter- of the late Dr. J. H.

Wedig. Charles Stadtman of Springfield and his daughter. Miss student nurse from St. Luke's Hospital, St. Louis, spent Sunday with relatives on Lewis avenue.

Mrs. Catherine Koelling, mother of Mrs. Stadtman, and her mother's sister, Miss Anna Welnrich, are staying in Florida. Mrs. Conrad Welsch and her mother, Mrs.

G. F. WaggoneV, spent Sunday in St. Louis with Mrs, Hattie Mize. Mrs.

George Hale spent last week with her father, Dr. Momack, in Equality. Her husband and daughter Joined her Sunday. Together, they returned In the evening. Mrs.

Anna Schiller spent Sunday in Webster Groves, her husband's relatives. She was accompanied to her home Sunday night by her small niece, Ella Mne Schiller. Mr. and Mrs. John Dietschey of Alton were Saturday night guests of Mr.

and Mrs. William E. Wood. Mr. and Mrs.

Wood spent Sunday night as guests of Mr. and- Mrs. August Lippold of Alton. Mr. and Mrs.

A. F. Riegel of St. Louis and their son, Ralph, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

L. McKinney. Mr. and Mrs. F.

Welsch Springfield spent the week-en with Mr. and Mrs. A. T. "Welsh and Ralph Welsh at 838 Lorena avenue Those from Wood River attend ing the funeral services of Mrs Laura Brinkman, mother of Mrs George Guker, in St.

Louis Mon day were Mr. and Mrs. William Bacheldor, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Nagel, Mr.

and Mrs. J. K. Towey, Mrs Albert Hoppert, Mrs. Nora Hayes Mrs.

McNally, Mrs. Russell Bell Mrs. M. A. Rogers, Mrs.

J. F. Mc- Credle, Mrs. M. F.

Manning, Mrs T. P. Eggmann, T. P. Eggman, jr.

rMs. Herbert Fox, Mrs. F. D. Welsh and Mrs.

J. F. Traband. Burial was in the cemetery at Chester. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Young and son Billy, motored to Springfield Sunday. Billy remained for a visit with his grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. W.

A. Young, parents of Young, at whose home the trio spent the day. Auto Breaks Concrete Posts; Driver Unhurt 8H1PMAN, March Will Gard ot Jacksonville escaped injury Saturday though the steering wheel of his automobile locked and the car-crashed into concrete posts at ft just west of Plasa, knocking the posts off and completely wrecking the car. He was enroute to visit his father, who is ill. The elder Card lives between Bunker Hill and Ed- wardsvllie.

Harry Doolln. Miss Anna and Miss Stella Doolin came from Jacksonville to get Gard, who is their brother-in-law. Shlpmim Notes SHIPMAN. Miss Jennie and Miss Lola Howard of Carllnville were week-end guests of their sister, Mrs. Margaret Ljnch.

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