Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 8

PAGE ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH Makes odd rooms look like new. We sell BESTWALL BOARD at Reasonable Prices. We will gadly give you an estimate on the cost of fixing over that old room. Springman Lumber Bell 210 Kin. 15 Wood River Attend Playlet at Edwardsvllle Tho following members of the Woman's club attended meetiiiB of the M'mdny of Ertwardsvllla, bnfore whom tho delightful skotcli "Herself and Ice was cleverly and entertainingly" Rlvnn by a group at Wood lilv.T women club MrsdaniPA L.

L. Tulcy, K. (li'llil, M. F. Manning, Frank linlnor, .1.

J. Miiioney, Joseph Trabnnd, Ilund, James Foreman O. O. Tiplon, A. Smith, C.

Vaughn, Roach, T. I'. KRginan, II. Fox, Alvln atolze. After a delightful social afternoon delicious refreshments were enjoyed.

To Move Into New Houie Mr. nnd Mrs. Newton Mallory and family arc preparing to'move into their new Lome recently purchased through Ihu P. A. Swah Agency from Mr.

Schmoollor. Attend Miscellaneous Shower Mr. and Mrs, Troy Keslngcr, Mr, and Mrs, Donald Williams, Mrs. Harry Webb, Mr. Roy Decs and Miss Ruth Webb, attended a miscellaneous shower given Inst evening In honor of Mr.

nnd. Mrs. Marquiz Paddock in their home In East Alton. The iiiplo were the recipients of various lovely gifts for their home. The delightful affair also celebrated their first wedding tn- nlversary.

An enjoyable evenlns was spent In games nnd inuefc. A three courso luncheon was served. Undergoes Operation Mrs. H. A.

Dieteker of Acton avenue underwent an operation at her homo last night. Mrs. Dieteker la gutting along very nicely. Attend Tournament at Granite City MIsH Iren.o Anderson nnd Miss Connors, Mrs. J.

Paddock and daughter, Puullne, were among the Wood Rlverltes to attend the bns- What to Take for CONSTIPATION Take a good dose of Carter's Little liver Pffls take 2 or 3 for a few nights after.They cleanse your all waste matter and Regulate Yonr Bowels. Mild-as easy to take as SUgar. Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price.

New Rugs Cost Money It is cheaper to resurface the warped flooring that causes them to wear unevenly. OUR ELECTRIC FLOOR SURFACING MACHINE Will Convince You. Modern Systems Construction Co. Bell832-W Kinloch 444 tournament at Granite City yesterday. Move From Alton Mr.

nml Mrs. Donzel Martin have moved from Alton to Wood River. Thoy will reside in a homo on nvcnue. Announce Arrival of Son Mr. nml Mrs.

S. K. linker of Ccri- dl street, are announcing the nrrl- vnl of a fine son their homo Thursday evening. Mother and son nre doing nicely. Tournament Following Is a list of gnince and playod In, the tournament at Granite Thursday at 6:30 p.

m. East St. Loiita-Colllnftvllle, score 15-22 In favor of Ccilllnavllle 7:30 p. Urighton-MnrlBsn, 26-21 In favor of Brighton; 8:30 p. Belleville-Alton, 14-12, favor of Belleville; 9:30 Mascoutah-OTallon, 12-21, in 3'Fnllon's favora.

Friday, 9:00 a. Wood River- Granite City, 23-19, in favor of Wood JO n. Baidwln-Madl son 23-13. In favor ot Madison; 11 a. Staunton-Edwnrdavllle, 30-14, favor of Kdwnrdsville; 2 p.

Red Bud-Cheeterfleld, 33-11, in favor of Chesterfield; 3 p. Jcrsey- rnie-Bellevlllc, 22-20, Belleville's 'avor; 4 p. Brlghton Shlpman, J6-21, In favor of Brighton; 6:30 Wood Rlver-Kdwordsvllle, 18-14, 'avor of Wood River; 7:30, Chester- leld-Madlson, 30-18, In favor of Madison; 8:30 p. JeraeyvlUo- Bellovlllo, 29-8, Believille'B favor; :30, Brighton-O'Fallon, in favor of Brighton. Property Owners Requested By Chief to Burn Off Grass Owing to the annoyance to the 'Ire department In having to respond to a 'number of grass fires which have occurred recently, and which have endangered surrounding property, the decision has bee; reached by tho chief, Mr.

Carl Fox, Irst, for property owners to burn off their weeds, secondly, that he will respond to property owners, in case of any dangerous situations. Mr. Fox has a Bell phone In residence and will do h(s ttmost to cooperate -with the public, by send- ng the flro truck In dangerous cases. At this time ot the year, the seed ot the burr Is Just about to sprout the burning of those ots destroy the growth for this year. John Doran Painfully Cut John Doran, an employee ot the Standard Oil Company was pain- "ully cut yesterday white on duty at the company's laboratory, when a le'mljohn broke In'being handled, an artery In his left wrist and cutting a finger on his right land.

He was gives, flrat aid treatment, later ho was taken to the office of Dr. Rockefeller. lie is under medical aid at his home -where ic Is doing nicely. Wood Riverlte Honored by Election 0. W.

Jolley -was elected exalt'e- ed ruler of the B. P. O. E. Elks at their recent annual election.

Jacoby Store Closes For Funeral The Jacoby store -was closed yesterday from 9 o'clock until 1 o'clock on account of the funeral ot Mr. John Berner, which took place at Alton J. B. Foreman, iftanager ol the Wood River store, attended. Al.

Joehle ol Alton transacted business In Wood River yesterday Church Notes. First Baptist church, Bible school 10 a. m. morning worship at 11 a topic: "A Delightful Christian." We are resuming the usunl form of nervlco for Sunday mornings Instead of the combined; 6:30 p. m.

II. Y. evening worship; topic-. "Tim Crowns of Christ;" mid-week service, Wednesday 7:30 p. m.

The urgency of prayer Is very heavy upon us. Let all members bo prayerfully attendant upon the W. Judd, minister. St. John's Kvangellcal, church- Sunday school Lent4r.

services every Sunday morn frig, beginning Sunday morning; morning service evening service 7:30. No mid-week service; choir practice Tuesday evening at Ladles' Aid Thursday, business meeting and a A. H. Idecker, pastor. St.

Paul's Lutheran church, corner Fifth and Ixirena school at 9:30 preaching et 10:80. No evening Paul Hansea, pastor. United Brethren school 9:45, following Sunday school a special message en prayer with thought of the all-seeing eye. The same message will be followed the evening. In the afternoon ministers ot the township will tieet at the United Brethren church.

The Junior meeting will be held at 1:30 Instead of 2:30. Regular Christian Endeavor at 640- Rev. Belden, pastor. Pentecostal church Sunday school at 10 a. morning worship it 11 a.

evangelistic services at SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1924. Money At Work Brief but Important Lessont 'n Finance, Marketi, StocUt, Bondt and Investments, LOSSES 40QOOO 300.000 INSURANCE PREMIUMS RISE WITH THE LOSSES. The coat of Insurance Increases with the risk. The flreater the 5r Io the higher the premium all A. mitat nnir First Christian church Sunday school at lo a.

morning service it 11; evening service at 7:30 Rev, Charles K. Grammer, pastor. First Methodist church Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. morning at II; Junior church at 11; Epworth League at 6:30 p.

ni. Rev. C. W. Hall, pastor.

First Presbyterian church Sunday school at 9:45 morning service at 11; evening service at Rev Akers will nil' the pulpit. St. Gahrlel's Episcopal Mission, Von. F. D.

Butler, Priest In charge. must pay. "I am not so particular ahout locking my windows remarked one woman. "We carry hurglar Insurance, you know, and I losi) anything, reallj-, If we were robbed." This attitude of mind Is not entirely feminine. While It true that the so-called "crime wave" has been the largest single factor in the amazing iiv crease In buiglar Insurance rates over the Increase that runs from ten to thirty per cent In metropolitan Services for March Property holders has also helped Sunday school; 7:30 p.

m. evening bvln nh higher premiums. Peo- service and sermon by Archdeacon Butler. The public is cordially Invited. Services are held in the Odd Fellows' hall.

Notes. Francis Rockefeller Is confined to his home by Illness. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Angle, John Angle arc at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. August Dieteker ot Acton avenue. Elroy Daniels of St. Louis, spent yesterday transacting business here. pie have become so used to Insurance and the comfort It brings In time of loss, that they toad to forget that each loss Is paid out of the pocket ot every policy holder.

The more losses, the higher the premium elso could tho companies stay in business? Carelessness In the care of cash or jewelry, thus Inviting theft, In- cieiises the coat' of burglar insurance for all. Care In avoiding loss by theft, or by fire, not only pre- Mr. and Mrs. L. of East vonts loss of material resources, but St.

Louis have returned home after i nds to reduce the cost of protec- here with 1lODi (Copyright, 1924, Associated Editors, spending several days relatives. Mr. and Mrs. T. P.

Williams, ot Pine Lawn, are visiting Wood River relatives. Fred Theln' of Alton was a Wood River business 1 visitor yesterday. Charles Davis of Granite City, was a Wood River business visitor yesterday. Winner of Conduct Contest During the month oC February Miss Margaret McMillan's class of the Wood River school held a conduct class which was won by the team of which Mis grass was captain. Muriel Snod- Thls afternoon the winners enjoyed a picnic in Vaughn's woods.

The class was chaperoned by Miss Gerdeman and Miss McMillan. Attended Theater In St. Louis Tho Misses Mary McKelvey, Mabel Ditch, Anna Stoneham, Jean Curdle, Doris Berry and Mary Rice attended the theater In St. Louis this- afternoon. Notes R.

Consondlne of Alton and Miss Dorothy Lasberry attended the basketball tournament in Granite City last evening. I WILLARD The Battery that Never Fails You Winter or Summer. i 2 Why We Don't Handle Cheap and Second Hand Batteries We could handle cheap and second hand and rebuilt batteries if we wished to go into that business, but confine our business to selling standard new Willard Batteries because we know they wilt give service which will build our business from year to year. We started out with that basis to our business and our progress has justified our judgment. We know that atv auto owner who has battery trouble, 1ms the most aggravating automobile trouble there is.

We protect such owners from that aggravation by selling him a Willarc! Ilatlery. That alone minimizes tins aggravating trouble. There is little difference between the cost of a WILLARD AH Rubber Battery and the cheap batteries offered you. Why not buy a Wiflard? The Willard Battery and Willard Service Cheapest in the Long Run Why It Pays You to Buy a Good I New Battery. And there is a good reason why you should buy a good new battery instead of a second hand or rebuilt or a cheap battery.

A rebuilt or second hand battery and likewise the chep battery that carries no guarantee, will in all liklihood start giving you trouble within a few weeks. In a winter like the one we have just had, with the thermometer down to fifteen degrees below zero, where were the cheap batteries when you stepped on the starter, 'fhe man who had one knows, he probably had to get out and crank by hand, at fifteen below zero, when wanking was hard. At that particular time he would have-tjadly paid the dollar or a few cents more for one of those always reliable Willard Batteries. Make Marmalade From Red Rose flower marmalades nre of two kinds, The Turks nso tho choice Damascus whlto rose, the the large red rose corresponding io our Beauty. TJie vehicle of preservation may be virgin honey, common In China, or the dnte of the palm or Imfl In vogue from the Bospho- rus to the Nile delta, Tho fragrance of the rose marmalade Is not that -of the freshly pinched rose, but resembles more the modified fragrance from bios-, som a dny or two old.

It comes In sealed containers or crocks holding approximately five pounds, which on opening are found to be something little more than two- thirds full. This Is due to the contents having been stenm-ster- Illzed at a minimum of hent, after the sealing of the container; It is purposely never filled, so as to allow for heat expansion of the contents and thus prevent fracture of the container. Also, the rose fragrance Is Uins retained.In almost all Its Newg. FRENCH COFFEE 8 finest Coffee 1 to Always fresh you buy i Jm COFFEE Gomiuwdofa tew KROGER STORES For Quick Results Try an Ad in the Telegraph i Willard Makes a Battery for Your Car. 1 i 1 Hays Battery Service We Handle Only the we Believe to be the Best Battery.

I West Fourth to Standard a Next to Standard Oil Filling Station i i Bo one Kitchen Cabinets The Three Cabinets Designed by 369 Women DorothyBoone Snow white; partitioned cutlery drawer; sliding flour bin, sanitary bread box, sliding shelf. Height 35 width, depth, 25 in. New Special Features (patents applied for) No, 1. "Katchall" for refuse, No. 2.

Swinging stool. No. 3. Cabinette top section with 'drawer. Helen Scene No.

96 5 Selected oak, golden finish' or snow white. Height, 73 1-2 width 40 1-2 depth of top, 12 base 25 in, New Special Features patent applied for)' No. 1. Built-in desk section, No. 2.

Built-in alarm clock, 3. Plate-glass mirror. No. 4. Two electric sockets for light, power or heat, No.

5., Disappearing ironing No. 6. Nested drawers, with slidftig-extension table top. No. A.

Arcade Crystal Coffee Mill, 'optional. (Barbara like Helen Boone, except without the ironing Mary Boone o. Snow white or golden oak, Dimensions Height, width, 48 depth of top, 12 depth of base, in. New Special features (patent applied for) No. 1.

Built-in desk section. No. 2, Built-in alarm clock. No. 3.

Plate-glass mirror. Nq, 4. Two electric sockets for light, power or heat, No. 5. Disappearing ironing board.

No. A. Arcade Crystal optional. Mary Boone except that it has nested drawers and no ironing board). Buone Cabinets continue to improve.

A new. roller bearing extension table top, with a new feature that prevents bulging in the stainless porcelain top will de- 1 light you. Boone Kitchen Cabinets from to $99.50 Cabinets SOTIER FURNITURE GO. 300 East Broadway..