Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 5

jjll i VOUNG'S Friday Winy 1919 Do your shopping on Friday morning give Double Stamps til 12 o'clock noon (Single stamps only on sale Do not forget touting the babies in this week as is still Baby Week at our store. You Witt find every necessity for Infant or Babe. SVlain Floor Men's Blue Work Shirts A fine Grade Chambray Union- Made Work Shirt with relntorc- ed Blecvo also shirt that is made full; regular $1.19 FRIDAY 7flC BY TeUfcmtft Printing Co, 116 Market street, ot faulty dellTBtjr of Telejrroph should maao ofthw by mail or telephone, Csil up, telephones 96, or postal card when you fat! to get your paper. UPPER ALTON A. B.

Wychofl, osteopath, over Jan. A. Klunk, Funeral Director. Dr. Neuwirth, Chiropractor, Laura oldg; Lady Chiropractor In Attend- Bell 497-tt.

Kin. 607-R. ONLY Men's Ties. irjbre Silk Wash Tics open or tubular effects, a very SPECIAL Crepe De Chine BiMni'h wldo Cropa do Ghlne'In assorted colors, suitable for wiisN and pretty "drosses. FRIDAY ONLY James's.

Reese and Mrs. Lucy Goss, both of Brighton, were married In St. Louts Wednesday. Oenerql contracting and carpenter Brlckey, 619 Ridge street. 0, Sewing and Talking Machine Repairing Co.

Kin. 952-R; 605 East TolIe'B Drove will open 'May 21st, tinder new management. Good music. COMMITTEE. Daughters of Isabella Temple May 14.

Tickets and 7Bc. Qallery, 25c. Fresh Fish. Live Carp, loo, pound. We dross them if you Tlmmon'g foot Of Market street.

WOOD RIVER I Practical nursing by Mrs. Bertha Kin. 25. Boat excursion to ST. LOU19, SUN- DAT.

Leave Alton 2 p. m. Leave Louis 6 p. giving you 2 hours In city. Cordelia Jones orchestra for dancing.

Tickets, 50c round trip. -Phone Eagle Packet Co. yard $1.35 Economy Basement Percale Dresses. Death of Miss Alice Martin. Miss Alice Martin, young daughter ot Dr.

and Mrs. William. Martin, formerly of. Godfrey, and a sister of Mrs. P.

Leeper of this city, died this morning at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. N. Reliihard, ot Lans- juvne Avenue, St. Louis.

Mo. Martin family left Godfrey nlimber of years ago. ''The funeral be held Saturday at the family home in St. Louis, and liiterment will bo in the Godfrey cemetery. The time of the funeral has been set, neither the time when the body will be brought to Godfrey.

TJetalls will be arranged and announced on Friday. CDULEOE RECEPTION WAS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR. Faculty And Many Alton Friends At Carnegie Library Last Night. The reception given last evening at the Bhurtleff College Carnegie library by the faculty ol the Institution proved to be one of the most successful and enjoyable social affairs given at the "school In 'years. 'The faculty members arranged the recepttbn and they gave It for tbe the resident membera 'of of trustees.

"In to 'these, there were many" Alton friends of the school preSfent, The library was beautifully decor ated with all kinds of flowers, mostly palms, ferns and vines. An orchestra made up of college students played all evening during the reception and the very large crowd that attended appeared to enjoy the 'evening immensely. In the receiving line were Dr. and Mrs. G.

M. Potter, Dean and Mra. Castle, Dr. and Mrs. D.

a. Ray, Dr. and Mrs. O. W.

Heaa, Prof, and Mra. G. N. Stevenson, frof. and Mrs, E.

H. Tyner, Dean Esther Chapln and Far.ny Smith and Mlas Worcester. Mrs. Stanley Castle, Mrs. David A.

Wyckoff, Mrs. J. 3. Beeby, Mrs. David V.

Maglll assisted the members of the faculty and thalr wives in serving. Misses Henderson, Coyle and Blanche Tallyn presided at the punch bowl. In addition to those who attended were tiio wives of the trustees and many other Alton people wlio might in some manner be connected with the college. Refreshments were served In the latter part of tbe evening. Drum Corps Is In Demand.

The drum corps which has been rendering such good service in Alton in the last few years, is beginning to be in demand in Alton's neighboring towns. Tho management of the drum corps has already received invitations for the organization to take part-in thei parrdea to be held on Memorial Day in several neighboring places and whenever the drum corps can fill Return Thlt Evening. Tha Wood River cltfb women will return this evening from Colltnsville where they attended a two days' meeting of the Federation of Club women from the Twenty-Second Con- grewlonal District. A large party of friends surprised Mr, and Mrs. George Dumuch last evening la honor of their wedding, which took place two weeks ago.

The guests brought presents of cut glass and linens which they gart to the couple for wedding gifts. A pleasant evening was spent by the surprised host and hostess, well as by their many friends. Dumuch Is foreman tor the Illinois Lumber Company Which Is erecting tho Standard Oil Company booses. The guests last evening Included many of tbe men and their wives. Many Attend Convention.

A large number of Wood River reel dents motored to Alton last evening to attond the minstrel snow given at the Tempto Theater by tbe Daughters of Isabella. The show pleased the which packed the building. Choir Rehearsal Tonight. The choir of St. Bernard's Church will hold a rehearsal this evening a Songlar hall.

The young people the congregation have organized strong choir and are furnishing good music every Sunday. Notes. Mrs. George Dumuch went to Alter today to visit. M.

J. David was a Granite City visitor today. Mrs. Fred Bangert visited friends in BethaHo today. Mrs.

M. P. Manning went to East Alton Tuesday to. attend' a party at Mrs. T.

H. Postlewaite's home. FOR Blocks. In vestlgate. 2610 Edwards street.

Look! look! St. Louis Cash Grocery Wood River, III. We have just received a large shipment of an; cy Groceries, bought very cheap for cash, and will place them on sale for two days only, Friday, May 16th, and I Saturday, May 17th. Remember these are only good for two dayt and we advite every house wife In Wood R.var to come in and take the advantage of our low prices. Remember we guarantee every Item we sell catlifactory, or your money returned.

Below we quote you our prices: Goodyear cords the one nest net In tires, tor sale by Winkler Tire Service, Fourth and Ptaaa streets. Children's In sizes 2 In 12 yoara, nil protly llillu drosses; regular 7Bc val- FRIDAY ONLY 48c Turkish Towels. Tow ii genie i'd now lot of Turkish In assorted Bly.i?,i. good and specially iirluod 35c, 50c, AND EACH Highest prices for cast oft clothing, Levin, 203 State street: Kin 225. There Money To Loan, will be a meet! of tha -TJlasa Building Loan Association on ursdny evening.

May 13, at 7:30 MATHER PFE1FFEX8ERGER. Prosident. J. F. McGlNNIS, Secretary.

See L. W. Sondles for. paper hang- Ing and painting; 2509 College ave nue; Kin. 2001.

uv i-lve, redeem and guarantee tin- Hun Trading filainps, Mer- rhaiMiirii', Cash uud Premiums. THE D.G.CO. Bowman Bldg. 10400.W. Alton, III.

Savo money by figuring with B. E. 'Gamble on that new house or, your old one repaired. Houses buiit and Hold nn.easy E. Gamble.

2318 Crawford n. 2152. This Is An Honest-To- Goodness Removal Sale. ask any of the people who come and taken advantage of the Paper Yea, and some iit tho other removal sale prices we are a.u4 you will appreciate this removal REV. S.

SCHAUWECKER TRANSFERRED Well Known Assistant at 8t Mary's Church to Go to Meppln, Will Leave June 1. in tha city will rufiHSl to Stephen Schauwsckor trausforrod from this city ihu wall known prioat ur Ilow ar 0 nt Will cv. are willing to give you low suffer a loss Instead of aartiiili all of this stock down to our now location, the Hoppc stores. C. K.

LANGHAM Broadway at Henry. M- E. Church Meeting Tonight. will be an important meeting Of the mombcrs of the Grace Methodist Kplscopsl Church at 7:45 tonight. Several matters of Importance will be dlacuBsod and it is desired that every member make a special effort to be thoro.

Condition of Or, It Greatly Improved, Tbo condition of Or. Horace Augustus IteddiKli, who has been In in for moro than week, the Hint of Juno. l'liauwcckor camfr to Alton ua Kev. Joseph Mockol at Mary's nine yeura ago, and ills ruulduuca In this oity Iws frlundg, both among tliu uutl tua frouoral puliHuln on uotlvu.tn eoclal and ro- ill in Alton, proml- of Columbus. iiuiflo -Avlshna postinvHiltl: ino objections 1421 Ha(50i'ty," 1 win charged with tlio murder of liia father, Stephen It oddish, and his negro servant, has become such Ibat any atutemeiit ho may make or action he may take will bo construed os rational according to Jutlor S.

Van Pelt. Up to this tinifl, Ilia latter eald, tho prtsonarls hna boon subnormal UB a n-'Bult of the drug to which he had been Hddicted. and that for about live uftor his Incarcoratloa his oumUtlon becnins worse as a result of his buliig deprived of tho drug. Joraoyvlll-o oniolula said yes- torday tlmt Itoildlsh would probably domain! ft ni'ollintuiiry liearing withlii few days. No luvs beon Bat for a hearing, and dnUcllvos working on the WHO huva asked tliftt it bu post- to allow them to collect mora these engagements without conflicting with programs to be given in Alton the boys will very gladly go.

East Alton is going to hold Its Memorial Day celebration on Sunday, 'June 1, and the boys of the drum will take part. First Air.Machine Of Its Kind In A new air machine has been received and installed by Charles E. Mago wen in front of Ills place, ot business or. College avenue. The ma'- chine is for the purpose of inflating a-utcmobile tires and It is the first of its kind in Alton.

The machine is a "slot machine" but it is not the kind that caused so much legislation a. few years ago and which took tha money a.way from the boys as fast as they fed to the machine. AH that Is necessary with this machine is to drop a nickel slot. When tbe coin is dropped In the rubbor hosa can be pulled out, tha electric motor starts and ths air for blowing the tires available for as many as one- care? to inflaie Autolsta will find this machine a very handy one when they are in trouble with their tires. Leslie Statta Home From France.

Leslie Stalls arrived last evening from Prance, where he served with Uncle Sam's dough boys. Mr. Stalls lived In Upper Alton for years, tut Jie left here to work Texas before go- Ing into tho army. Hla trade as brick layer took him away to many different places but his wife remained In Altcn the greater part of tbe time with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Adam Miller.

He been in France about a year. Mr. and are a( the Mlllei en trvergreen avenue todar and will remain there for the time being. Vahle To Start New Building Soon. Henry Vahlto is making preparations for starting hia new building on his lots on tha hill.

Mr. Vahle baa been occupying the H. Dailoy building at tlio forks of the road, but ths property sold he will havr to provide another location and he has contracted to put up new store and reaidenea building on tho blH. When the new building up Mr. Vahle will turn It over to his sou who runs the Peters Rheumatism Remedy.

QulcF results 1 Alton Drug Company. CAN GOODS Fancy Shoe Peg Corn, worth 20c, for 14cl Fancy tor Standard Sweet 2 cans Corn Ibs. California Apricots; worth 25c for or 2 cans for 3 Ib. can fancy Kraut; worth 15c for 3 Ib. can Hominy, worth 15c for or 2 cans for 3 Ibs.

fancy Sweet Potatoes for 19c Young doing to HpuMkeeplng. Mr. wad Courtney Perrln taken the Knew home on Col arenun, and will shortly go to housekeeping. For some time the young couple resided at the Funston apartment! In St. Louis but recently came to Alton to live with Mrs.

Per- rln'n parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Ohnsorg. Recently Mr.

and Mrs. Prank Williamson went to housekeeping In the home of Mrs. E. A. Cook.

Mm. Williamson was before her marriage Minn Richards. Notice Of Change Of Time. Change of ttnso effective May J9. 1919.

M. I. B. B. R.

R. trains will laavo Alton for West Alton, and return us follows: 8:10 a. m. dally; 12:30 p. daily, except Sunday; 4:15 p.

m. except Sunday. J. C. RYAN, Gen.

FrL Agt LIST your porpcrty Tor wflh C. P. Yeftkel. MS B. Broadway.

AUTO BARGAINS. One 1916 Ford and one 1D17 C'hnlmors roadster; one Abbot- Detroit In A-No. 1 condition. One Dort In No. 1 condition.

Prices reasonable for quick gala 1 Alton Auto Washing Co. 555 E. Broadway. KEEP CLEAN! Patronize the New People's Laundry. I 212 Ridge street.

Good work; prompt service; clothes called for and delivered In nil parts of 1 tho city. Phone, Klnloch 688. STATE ROAD ROUTE NEAR COMPLETE Only Five-Eighths of Mile Remains to Be taken, and Contracts May Be Awarded; Tho securing ot the right of way for the slate, aid road between Wood Rty- er and Granite City been completed except for a strip five-eights of a mile In length where it Is planned to have a short cut to avoid going through Oldenburg. Three owners ot the land In Ibis strip have BO far failed to make any agreement that la acceptable to the road committee of tho County Board of Supervisors and they have passed It up to the Stata Highway Department. It is declared that for the right way o2 this five-eights of a mile an aggregate of $26,000 is being demanded by the land That section of the road will be let alone, for the time being, Is said, and the contracts will be awarded for building the road on each side ot the gap, letting tbe remainder stand until the right of way can be condemned.

Yesterday were made with all other land along the roule as to prices of their land. By avoiding Oldenburg, a distance of 1,900 lineal feet of paved, raodway may be saved, which Is a good Item. Ibs. fancy Whole Tomatoes for store now tn tho Dalle? building the forks. Notts.

Mr, nnd Mrs. A. F. at evidence. low ot this stock flown our 1 1 on, tho tfflippis Btores, K.

U'NcfUAM A Vs Card of Thanks. Ws wish thank our many friends for thalr lilndiiess Notloe. We are going out of tbe second-hand furniture business and we are selling goods at coat. Must all be sold tbrs Borne big bargains for -early buyers. Dale-Horusey Transfer 2518 College avenue.

Both phones. Tin repairing done. Call 1008 W. 9th street. FOR Bloeks.

In vestlgaU. 2610 Edwards street. M. painting and paper hanging, 6M Miller street Kin. 96S-X, 2 Ibs.

fancy Whole Tomatoes IcUi. or 2 cans lor 2 Iba. iancy Pork and with tomato sauca 250 5 Classified Column All classified adrerlteenrunti run In this column are charged Tor at tho rate of One Cent a word when paid for in cash. When charge has to bo mado and a record kept One-half Cent a word. No classified advertisement taken for less than 10 cents.

All elagRlQed for resrular column must be in this office by 12 o'clock. All classified ads between 1 o'clock and o'clock In "Too To Clasalfy." UOSl bilHInThYGraftorTc'crm! tery. Reward. Return Chris. Dallas.

R. H. 1. Godfrey. 111.

between North Alton and Godfrey road. Return 826 Douglas street, Kin. 771-L. Reward. or ntar First Baptist church, Market street, Wednesday p.

small silk bag containing silver mesh purse, knife and mirror, valued as keepsakes. Reward. Call Bell D. T. Maglll.

STRAYED OR STOLEN. Sunday night on Sample street. Call Kin. 420. Reward.

cook in family; good wages. Apply 437 Bellcvle'w aveuue. FOR for light housekeeping. CH Call.after p. m.

VOtt fnnilshed rooms for light. lights, gas, bath ami S2U A.lby street. FOli modorn. Apply 318 Court, street, marble lop ona wuluul chiffonier, double walnut bed and Kprlng, bed. spring and mattress, larco purled Jnjjtljcj- chair, pair of nntllroiin.

anil other Mrs. T. lii.irgoss. 15. J2tli street.

FOR JIKN.T—2 unfiiniinhnd. SOI Must, fit.h struet. tnliio, large KOK light IIOIISQ liQfrpiiig. G2U E. 5th St.

FOK HKNT--C room luuiso. modern iiiid convcnii'iicoK, and Slate. Apply 152G Slalo Kireat. Hell phone 820. FOli 204 K.

4th street. 7 oom house. 3 Sioux City Fears or 2 cans for to cook and take care of kitchen and dining room, colored or white. Mrs. Ed.

Beall, 407 K. 12th street; Bell 176. once. Maid to wail i en and general work. Apply I Seminary.

KOK FuiniisUeil rooms for light house' stoic, Gth and Kidgo streot. 1 Ib. can fancy Pink Salmon for 1 0 35c by stenographer jind typist, experienced, good reference; willing work Cull Kin. 152. KOll icoin rosl- newly rcnuv.ilo-.!.' bath, far- naco, ploctrlc Ilglita, imRattlo for apartments; gaa for cooking in each.

Hiiito. Wriie Tolretupl'. FOR MISCELLANEOUS. Quaker Oats or 2 for 25c Kellog's Corn Flakes or 2 for 25c Post-Toasties or 2 for 25c 3 Ibs. good Sale 3 Iba.

for Coffee, worth $1.00 I Sugo Macaroni aud Spaghetti, 3 for nnd Muuiui, ItilS Annex street Sell S17-R. buy Llbeily Uumls. pay cash. We also pay balance you owa on them. Mai'Duuald, 315 L'oainierolal building.

KOK Wlocks ln- Kilwnrdrt FOU Criupuloi $400; ex- It-client condition. Imjuire Garage JGO K. JJrondwiiy. KOIl our uooils. jjH Summit street, Kin.

FOR In. KdwardH WANTED TO or 7 mom house. Dr. G. T.

Oossar-1, 1209 Stale street. Bell phona ITS. position as office Write "3" care oi Telegraph. and daughters of fit, Louis, have returned to their home after a visit at the honm of tils mother, Mrs, Elootra SpaugBiiberg, of Main street. J.

H. Dalley, at the north end. la holding down new position as at the Citizens National Bank on Weat Broadway. Sinco tha bank hfte gone Into its uow Quarters a ipeoUil police has been put ou the Job and Mr. Dalley (B holding the place.

He Js on tha.Job during the day only and 'another watchman is placed there at night. John Kixhrlg has moved Into the house In, Hook park, and worklngUor tha park donnwisalonors. Hra will reside Iri preiiilsea as a watchman at night in'tbra erlnc from bar lllnesi. Miss Ford has baen Buttering from an at ta.dc rheumatUm. ed work jpf water main on BooYsjl street front Crawford avenue tat E.

B. UoDanlel. Tbe watsr senrice Is being put in the house OD Scovell oocufie4 by Daulul and there was no water main on, the street It was leceisary to ruu the service from Crawford avenue. FOR Blocks. Investigate.

2610 Edwards street Barbers'supplies at Bauer's, 210 Piasn ByuinatUy 1 m.4n.vli)fi '-he sad baro'ttvoinent'in tho death of our ej liuabnnd and father, Aiiolpli lUth- gob. especially do ws wish to thank BuuoflcJa.1 Union, VVeatarn Ciith- ollc Union and tho Eagles; we also wish to express our thanks for beautiful floral Adolpli HalUgeb ttud i'affllly. park during the Rev. Tueo'loro Catoe, pastor 4C the Upper Alton IdepjpdUt, weut to Mt. Vermin this ruorulug to flu it until Saturday morning.

Bsv. Mr. CatoB was accompanied on this trip by bis daughter, Miss Jennie CHIOS, Alice Ford, who has been very 111 (or tb.9 pint throA ID remov- Are You Getting Real Service Both from your battery and station I If not you not patronizing thf BKRVIO? STATION OEOROE 0, MAXEINER Battery Shop, 664 Broadway Alton, III Rechargd and repair maka of baiUft Bell 1011. Kin. Hebe Milk or 2 cans toi leaso for the duration of the summer months ti.

7 or room house furnished or unfurnished in CHJimi Heights by a Alton business v.ian. Telegraph. KOK SA1.K— I'JIG Ovnrlaiiil; nlerlrlc hta auU alailcr, Alton Motor FOK SALK i rocilu lioiisd oil Jet- feiaou avnnue, walor. I'lectrli-ity. a acres in roor.

mruwbeiiy. and nsparngus patch. Call 414 Jef. fersuu Bveuua. Pet Milk, tall cans for 14c Ifancy Eating Potatoei, white, per peck, 2 Ibs.

fancy Head Ulce for 25c Lenox Soap, large bara tor Bet buy Ford. Kin. S3S. ShurtlJffi tn inke moali room? lu liglit liouso locality. Wola bars Gloss Soap for 25c: Ciiali GUI False or pay J2.00 to par Alss actual vnlua tor Diamonds, Watches, Brldgawork, Crowns.

OUl Gold. Sliver and Platinum. Soml at ouro revolve cash by return mall. Your euods returned price Is unsflt- I Ufactory. A-20d7 S.

5th Street, for Ib. pall Rax JelUy 20C Michigan H. P. Navy Beaua, pw Ib 9c California Lima Beam 134! or 2 Iba, for 25c Other things too numerous ta mention at great bargains. Remember our expenses arc light aud you get tho advantage In prices.

St, Louis i Gash Grocery ii Wood Rlvtr Illinois Mailer And Furgtion Avo. I 1. l-'Oll roml- stor No. 70, goo-l coiiilUlon, 1 for 6 piisscntor Ford pro! Aluy ulrnet. iiood location: caro i' your; low rout.

Whlto FOR dm rti-Kk anfl clmir, combination writing desk and book cnae. piano und bench; 3 dresa- Blrii-Uoard and fruit Jars. Bell FOR 191!) Mnxwell 5. passenger touring car like new. One IU1G Overlnml rondstor, good roudl- Mon.

Alton Automobllo 4th und I'lusa strest. fOH SAI.K—3 room hottsa on full- avenue, two doora off DoJgora avQiuio; basoinont Iliilshed for living use; oloclrle lights, good well nuU cliickt'ii house. Apply 0:1 promises. KOfl Chummy roailslcr; perfect con.titiou. Kin.

SAF.lv-35 iiluvvr 17 ID I'Vlilivisi-li nvoiHie. or xvoniiin to rep- rujaut us on rural routes In your- Spruoy stivot county; ntiy ona who owns nn horsd and buggy, blcyrla or iiiotiir- oycla will do. We pay s.il.iry of a day. The position la poriiinuont. If you ure now muployoil nn.l uiiiUliig less III.in fS.OO ilny wrlto nn.l luvogilgiitd this ulTi-M'.

if you don't ivaut tlio Joli why not toll soma frloud about It? A word from you might bulp frloml to a Itfo job with good wagiis nti.i.i'lK'd. AiMruss Worl.l, 107 South. Clinton Btroot, C'liioago. -Now 5 room bungalow. HM B.

K. LefiK-r, S2i5 rheup. FOR KENT f'OIl roJin. moj. ern coiivoiiimcos, Uoll 401-W.

K.IU roouus. toqulry SiO si rout. nblo. Cull Mm. Aliix Miller Kluloch, Knst Alton.

KOIl room tint oo College avuiiiio. Kin. 468. FOH HKNT-5 room Moui'Od atruet, Eaat Alton. Uettaou FOR SALK--SO front on street.

Diick house, I-UOIIIH and b.Uh, hot wnter now elodrii- Ilxtilr 4 CDiu'fi'li 1 b.ii.i-inenl, brick gai- Iniiulre al 4', I Monry Kircot. FOli SAI.lv- Storm bunny in i. lUti-l I'loiu-unt Stfi'i't. bicycle. KOU y.U.K--a>:'iil csUiti! in first I'liiKs con- dllioti.

i'rlcij cash roiiulrod, iMlanco in munthly pay- uit'iitd, rotiti'd tit $40.00 per moi'lli, cut 1 linn iiiui closu lu. Aildi-iios Alton Telegraph. 'buppllus at lluuor's, L'lo I'iasu.