Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 9

TUESDAY, MARCH 11,1924. STANDARD OIL Petroleum Coke Telephone COAL for all purposes OH WB'U HAVE TO COME TO SCHOOL TOMORROW A jew drops of ARZEN inutfed Info notp and throat colds at the start br IdlHiur tho cold germs. Nothing to take In' temnfly. Eiceljent for Catarrh. Catarrhal Dutoeis.

Dronohlal Earl acho and Inlccllons ot the noso and throat Sold and guaranteed by Earth's Pharmacy. Telegraph, Alton's leading paper; Wood River In Mfemorlnm Wliereas, it has pleased the Al- ruighty God in his tnilntto wladom to remove from our midst an esteemed, member ot our cluh, Mrs. Hortense Boedy Ratz, nnd Whoreas, we appreciate tho beautiful example she gave us In life by her kind, noblo and generous na- turo, ever charltablo in word and act to other's, and especially in hor nnsollc patience in hor last Suffer- thnreforo bo it Resolved, that wo, tho members of the Woman's Club of Wood TUv- or do hereby express our heartfelt sympathy to her bereaved husband, motHor nnd family who hovo lost an affectionate, loving wife, daughter and Bister. And be It further Resolved, that a copy of these resolutions bo sent to the bereaved family a copy spread on the records of our Club. The way Is dark, Lord, Let the light shine about my path, For Thon hast taken mine.

Give me with clearer eyes Thy grace to see; And keep, uptll I come, My own for me. MBS. M. P. MANNING: MRS.

T. P. EGGMANN. Cor. Secy.

Rev, Lawson to Preach At Roxana Church Rev. Q. W. Lawson, pastor of the Pentecostal church, will go to Roxana Wednesday night whore he will preach at the Baptist church. Spends Week End In Bethalto Miss -Fraulela Henry has returned home after spending the week end visiting her grandmother, Mrs, Sarah Bell Rotsch.

Presbyterian Ladles to Meet The Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church will hold an all day meeting, Thursday, in their church They will III ATKINS SAWS We're Proud to Show Them The reputation of this store! Has been built Upon giving the greatest values, by taking care of its customers. We can't do more to build up that reputation than by jselling such good tools as Atkins satisfaction comes first ALTON HARDWARE CO. Broadway and State Both Phones No. 1 Alvin Bohm of Edwardsville Candid ats Republican Ticltot for Slate's Attorney Madison County Primary Tuesday, April 8th, 1924. Appreciate Tour Support you paint your home the first thing to do is to engage an experienced painter and use good paint.

Good paint is economical to apply, is unfading and Protects the property to which it is applied for the longest possible time. See Scott-Sullivan Paint Co. Everything in the Paint Line. 540 East Broadway. Our guarantee of satisfaction is behind all of S.

S. P. products, serve dinner at noon. A. 0.

Frederick Given Diamond Pin. A. 0. Frederick, who has boen carpenter foreman at the Roxana Petroleum Company for three and a half years, and who leaves tho employ of tho company this week, was presented with a beautiful diamond scarf pin and a box of cigars by the men of his department yesterday. A.

F. Becker made tho presentation Breech. Mr. Frederick was held In high esteem by his all hut ono having contributed for tho gift which Mr. Frederick prizes beyond' measure.

Called to Eldorado By Aunt's Death Mr. and Mrs. C. 10. Elder loft yesterday for Eldorado, 111., whore they were called by tho death of the former's aunt, Mrs.

J. W. Elder. Rev. James Recovered Rev.

James, paslor of tho First Presbyterian church, has recovered and will preach at the church next Sunday. Rev. James has been In Iowa, where he was recovering from a severe Illness. Vlilt In Manchester Mr. and Mrs.

J. L. Sullivan and daughter, Hllraa, have returned from Manchester, 111., whore they visited with Mr. and Mrs. W.

Stewart. Quick Payment of Inaurance William A. Cook, agent for the American Central Life Insurance Company of Indiana, is elated over tho quick payment of insurance to Mrs. Martha Patterson of Penning avenue, whose husband was hilled Feb. 8, at the Roxana Plant and who was paid his insurance policy March 10.

Bowling Notes. STANDING OF CLUBS. Win Lose Burris 26 Kocher '21 Lamm 21 Jolloy 19 Christy is Korstlng is Adams 13 Koenneker 13 High team 1 game, High team. 3 games, 2498 High single game, Flick 236 High three games, Adams 694 LAMM J. 155 Hannold 165 H.

Wuestenteld 152 Garde 104 Lamm 159 10 IB 15 iv 18 23 23 23 130 151 167 153 174 178 128 137 169 Pet. 723 BS4 684 627 BOO 3G1 361 381 803 463 444 456 426 186 519 7-6 775 798 2308 Team Avg. 154. ADAMS Stoneham 137 168 177 472 A. Wuestenfeld 115 115 115 345 Hunt 125 125 125 375 Albert 116 144 123 3S3 Adams 220 194 180 594 713 736 720 3169 Team Avg.

145. JOLLBY Halloran 130 130 130 390 Volz 133 163 162 448 Hubbard 125 106 152 383 Graves 127 127 127 381 Jolley ...130 130 130 390 635 656 701 1992 Team Avg. 133. KOENNEKER Hall 118 115 100 S33 Flanagan 114 104 102 '820 Moore 113 172. 123 408 Ferguson 110 122 134 366 Koenneker 172 189 154 515 627 702 613 1943 Team Avg.

129. KOCHER TIpton 160 163 170 493 Harmon 117 143 184 444 JJwelg 115 134 131 3SO March 122 182 142 446 Kocher 184 181 170 535 698 803 797 2498 Team Avg. 166. CHRISTY Durham 130 188 158 476 Tuley 116 111 123 350 Bacheldor 126 133 135 394 Schnaufer 102 102 102 306 Christy 158 220 174 5B2 632 754 692 207S Team Avg. 138.

BURRIS Shawmaker 133 US 182 433 Pcnrose 127 151 120 498 Stafford 105 90 81 286 Burrls 130 130 130 390 Flick 163 236 180 579 658 725 703 20S6 Team Avg. 139. FORSTING Endicott 138 18S 113 439 Hutchinson 130 130 ISO 390 Montgomery 95 121 110 326 Davis 137 105 101 343 Worsting -141 166 167 474 641 710 621 1972 Team Avg. 131. End of Finger Blown Off Mlas Lucille Lukor had the misfortune to have the end of her forefinger her left hand blown off while at work at tho Western Cartridge Saturday.

She is getting along very nicely, Visiting and Credltt Mr. and Mrs. Earl Meyer and son, of Caseyvllle, are spending the week visiting the former's sister, Mr. and Mrs. O.

3. Credltt. Mrs. Conrad Home From Hospital Mrs. Robert Conrad has returned to her home from Barnes hospital In St.

Louis. Mrs. Conrad Is getting along nicely. Her daughter, -Art Ja Home Made Remedy Stops Bad Cough Get rlil of that pernlatcnt tongh t'Oijsh before It gets rid of you. Follow this atlvlco nnd make your own t'lipremoly good pleasant-tasting cough mixture that all the family, Including the children, can talte.

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6ikM Sil.t.1 Kilnt 8:00. 9:00 I Bilmt SiltM 730. Silcnl Inttrvctioni for abfve arc (n Central Atondard Tlmr It yowr city uttl Baitrrn Ttmt, ottt onl hour to each cf the period! tour eJIv torn Tint, onl hour; your uief THme. (too TMJ (he mnliig omadeatti, mid, on Sunday, thi loll ttianoon fnarim tool! Bell, will remain in tho hospital until she recovers. Sunday Guests at Mueller Home Mr.

and Mrs. Mueller of Madison avenue, had as their Sunday guests, the latter'a brother, L. M. Mead of Alhambra and Mr. Schoone and Mr.

Gulp of Lebanon, 111. High Honor Roll High honor roll for the month of February at Wood IHver school building is as follows: High Honor Schilling. Honor Roll Lynn Baughman, Fay Tiptou, lola Schmidt, John Bacholdor, Nellio Mayberry, Harlan Hall, Loretta Schulte, Bernadlna TIpton, Bernadlne Williams. Troop one HolUs Meeting Troop 1, Boy Scouts held a meet- Ing last night in the Wood River building -with a- large attendance. Harlan Hall, passed the tenderfoot test.

After the regular meeting the troop conclave held a short business meeting. Leaves For Home In Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Jolliet who resided here for two weeks, left for their former home in Catline, Ind. To Play In Tournament Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, Wood River faculty bas- team will take part in the tournament to be played at the Y.

M. C. A. gym at Alton. On Thursday night Wood Elver will play Livingston.

School Board Holds Meeting The monthly meeting of the Board of Education held in the superintendent's office last night. The board voted to designate April 3 as visitation day for the teachers. On that day teachers will visit schools of St. Louis and East St. Louis, and April 4, will be a meet- Ing of the South Western division of the Illinois State Teachers Association.

All teachers will attend from this part of the state. The board also decided to plant trees around the school grounds where they are needed, and will do this in observance ot Arbor Day. Their was a report given by Superintendent of Schools, G. A. Smith, that the close of schools on Feb.

29, there were 1044 children in the school system The enrollment is still Increasing. A. number of families have moved in from the southern states. Entertains Bunco Club Miss Mariy Stoneham delightfully entertained her Bunco club last evening at her home. Bunco was the evening's diversion.

Favors were awarded to Mrs. Oliver Dick- eon, Miss Daney and Miss Birdie Brueggeman of Alton. Refreshments were served. Visitors From Nebraska Mr. And Mrs.

Louis Berglen of Scrlbner, visited for a week at the home of the former's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wilds. Home From Hospital Thomas Owens, who has been a patient at St.

Joseph's hospital, recovering from an injury, is doing nicely and was brought home yes terday. Meeting of Conference Tho Workert' Conference hold a buslpess meeting last night at tie First Baptist church and made plans for a vacation school for tho summer. Mrs. A. W.

Judd was elected superintendent of the work. Notes Mr. and Mrs. August Rasfleld of Mulberry Grove spent several dayg with Mr. and Mrs.

O. Q. Rasfleld, returning home Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin Stolze and Dr. and Mrs. Mahoney were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed.

Stolzo of Edwardsville, Sunday. Rev. G. W. Lawsou was in Granite City on business yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Werges ot East Alton visited relatives here Sunday.

Herb Gulp of Alton, was a Wood River visitor ot East Alton, visited in Wood River Sunday. Mrs. Frank Berry is confined to her home by illness. Miss De Atley, Mrs. Harry Webb and Miss Ruth Webb, shopped in St.

Louis Saturday. Miss Mae Sullivan spent Sunday with Miss Lucille Huckstra of the Edwardsvllle road. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Jacoyss have returned home from Hamburg, 111., after visiting the former's mother, Mrs.

Jacoyss. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stregal of East Alton spent last avenlng with Mrs. Susan Hay.

Mr. and Mrs, Carl Fox visited Mrs. Edwin Lut and little son last night at St. Joseph's hospital at Alton. Mr, and Mrs.

S. Beuchman and little daughter left for Chicago for a two weeks' visit with relatives. Miss Jennie Bode has resumed her duties at the Standard restaurant. Ember Week Being Observed Wednesday, Friday and Saturday of this week will be Ember days, days of fast and abstinence. For the past several years in Alton (now the Springfield) Diocese, Catholics have been given the privilege ot eating meat on Wednesdays during Lent.

Thla same privilege holds good this year but meat is not allowed on the Wednesday of Ember week. Read over our "want" column. BIRD CAGES Various Priced THE homes of your feathered pets should bo comfortable, cheerful, roomy and attractive. The in evince their appreciation of your care and thoughtfulness by outburst of melody or tokens of affection, that will amply repay you for the money expended. Our stock of Bird Cages comprises a number of styles, shapes and sizes; some moderately plain, others mansions" of matter of individual preference.

Come in and look them over. H. K. Johnston Hdwe Co. State and Broadway.

We Give and Redeem Gold Stamps Money At Work Brief but Important Finance, Markets, Stoclia. Bondi and HE CAMNOT SELL HIS APPETITE HE CAN NOT SELL MIS LEGAL PROTECTION, Every man who mortgages his property has certain rights ho cannot sign away, no matter what he agrees to do In order to got the loan which is secured by that mortgage. "Once a mortgage, always a mortgage." Wunt uses little reason in running Into debt, but tin law refuses to let any one take advantage of you because ot your need, even though you consent to it. present tfere Is a right of! redemption for every mortgage. The debt may be past due, hut within a certain time fixed by the statute which governs th community in which you a may get back title to your property by paying the debt with accrued costs and interest.

The need for ready cash might tempt you to mortgage what you have and agree to release the right ot redemption, but the law says that it can't be done. Once the court has decided a transaction to be a mortgage, the parties to tnat transaction cannot, by adding a few words, agree that the right ot redemption shall be given up. (Copyright, '1924, Associated Editors, Inc.) Are Your Clothes A Laundry Service to Fit Every Need. Soft Finish Table nnd bed returned ready-(o-une or put nw-uy; knit vimlorxvcnr, 3nil both towrls aro dry rondy-to-uno or put mvny. Furmcd places ready for starching: and an hourw work for you.

Per Pound 8c. Minimum Family Wash, SO IPoaEfli $1.60. Rough Dry mil lliionH returned n-ady-to- iso or put Knit nnrl nnd liath low are nutted dry, jsa or put awny. rnrnird plpces Btorched, runrt'y for sprlnkllnB nnd Ironing. l.flsm thnn onfl-hnlf hour's work for you.

I'or Pountl lOc. Minimum Family Was'i 7 1-8 Poundi 780. Ready to Uae Family Finish Tf. 0a HJ 0r ln of the City DMIy. Tut Alton, Wood miw Hartford, Monday, cud Trldty of Week.

PfimtAo Bell 34 nones Kini ess Willson Laundry Service Co. (Purmetly People! Hanndry Co.) 212 Ridge Street Alton, Illinois The fourth asnessment on the sidewalk improvement in Hartford Is now due and may bo paid at the Village Hall on Saturday afternoon beginning March 8th, 1924, between 3:30 nnd 6:30 o'clock. J. STEINHEIMER, Special Collector. When buying Rugs, Linolaum and Drar-Ty, don't miss looking at our wonderful" Dry Goods Co.

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