Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 5

bad, dlntttg Standard UeHtauran. boy7MlnerSl Hotel. --A driver. Bellrf street. One lengths, SU.ie price Alton.

Llberiy cash for thatt. si you for same. JUotB phones 841. teaS Petroleum '635 Bast 4th 1 brick dwelling, lot Washington street, of State Street car city limits. lafljolnlng the ifl'O, 6 room JIR Mtmt fitntirttttntsiof ifattltydelivery should tbe imade JWU1 or telephone.

18, of tend card when you tet your paper, Fonerat Nenwirtb, Chiropractor, B8lt A Don BtookenD. facial' attention given extraction di teeth and X-ray diagnosis. fltoaf Commercial building. Mr, M. G.

ftyan spent the weelwmd in 'JersesvilU with frtends. for Broadway. witui to Be LAjlt of Wwki the Wood River be 'dlsmlsed oh Wednesdfty, Thursday 1 Ff-lday ot this wdeft in.turder th'fe can attend the meetings ttf tho Madison 'County stttute whldh Will be held -in Alton week. Thle Week. Uhe 'Wood sohoola will close Tuesday order the teachers may 'bo able to attend the institute Which will -be held In Alton this week, commending Wednesday.

'Looking. 'Mrs. C. 'M. Schofleld, of Oak Park, and Mrs.

E. 0. McMackin, of Chicago, the latter the house guest of Miss 8 at ing of the Alton Woman's 'day, held at the home of "Mrs. E. Levls.

new supply, Alton Drug Co, Rev. Father 'Scully, df 'Granite was in Sunday -to attend funeral of -Frederick THeyer. Come White's store '8th Alby streets Monday and Tuesday and Northern 41.85 nxthreB hundred. No delivery at this Barbers' supplies at iRlver, dake and ocean tflsh. Petor Joest Flah iMarket, 'Foot of Plasa St.

Masquerade costumes for rent at Wemliig Jewelry Co. oh ft tblg safety iflrive this On Sunday, the clergy everywhere to the people Ho all they, could -toward accidents, 'the 1 loss in our -big dittos -Is appal-i Ing antt is due in almost -case to recklessenss or igame -of chance: day -we hear and see where ivea are lost through fool -hardiness, nothing else. Let everyone do fill le can towards-bringing a decrease In he number Of accidents and deaths hrough -hurry. Safety first, is a One motto, practice it yourself and teach children it, Insist on being careful crossing railroad iraoks, street crossings innd above all, keep them away ifrom ice, milk and delivery wagons. Blight Accident.

The driverof the intcrurban express truck ran Into Ford which had- no light, opposite Ferguson avenue, Saturday night, and caused Quite a little Zeller Wife Threatened to Kill Him ana That He Wants Divorce. C. L. Bailor ftled suit In the City Court today for divorce from Anna Marie Zeller, charging her with extreme and repeated cruelty. Zeller Bays that his wlfe had on several occasions threatened him, after cruelly mistreating him, that she refused to prepare his for htm and that she ban gone BO far as to threaten hln Ife.

He alleges that when she left him she )took'their household goods and dtaposed lot them. The case Is flled for-trial the December term of court. dress Jloxana i Box i "FOR EXCHANGE touring car for -or change for small Kin. 17. between 25 and 36 itied.

A resident of 2 years. In a 'No 1 references. Position ii Ing: nature, but not -a rhoUSft tfo caimisRing one. Preter imen having retail grocery dustrial life insurance Call in person for tand tor Mr. Hnmrlcli, The Alton Chapter or borrow two typewriters month.

be in C. Smith or Underwood'? i Call Bell 697. GoleissHot Blast Heaters burn slack and screenings. That means a big saving in -your fuel bills. all ifoot ilia, free, at Liber ator Foot Institute, St.

Louis. Medlca 'Dept. treats Inflamed, numb, rheuma tic 'feet 'Tuesday, 'Wednesday, day and -Sunday. Chiropodist Sunday All by appoint. Write 3723 Olive street.

'Walter tf. jSolileuter, of St. Louis, spent yesterday In Alton OH the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. J.

and their daughter, Mlse Frances. calling on strlends -here Sunday evening. Miss leave for Colorado'this weak. Mrs. Clark Mrs.

Charles fl -Graves-were Alton visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Slater and Mr. ahd Mrs. John Gallagher were visitors' in Kd- WardsVUle Saturday evening.

Mr. Mrs. W. Lasbury and family -were Alton visitors.Saturday. Mr.

and 'Mrs. Leslie Thomas and two children visited Alton relatives I Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul and son, i iDanny, visited relatives-in Alton, Saturday.

excitement for a while. There were two ladies the express 'and one I miss Bernadine Gust is one was thrown-out, and the other this week, fainted. A physician was called, who said they were frigbtful than hurt. No Room For Satan In -Wood River. We think Satan will to move away from -Wood River as there is visiting; Only.

ment. The Alton Chapter Wishes to rent or borrow two typewriters for a month. Must be in good Smith or 'Underwood Call aell '697. Masquerade costumes rent at Fleming Jewelry Co. ABSOLUTELY FKBfi $1 AKRO MAP OP OIL FIELDS.

Attractive urn! interesting relief i size 18x24. HanK It i size 18x24. Hang it in yourll work of tlia largest prpducing fields in the world at a glance. 'Limit-. ed edition; write immediately ntor copy before supply is exhausted; UNION TRUST Dept.

575. Houston, 'Texas. house, 'and Les ifrom Brightoti, $3000,00, i farm in ctttuv cultivation; room BODTOS A quite a religious wave 'here. The. Francis Manning, who- is attending school -in St.

Louis spent the week end at home. Val Reise spent the week end with St. Louis relatives. Miss Eflie Moxey -who lias -been Funeral off Frederick sMeyer. The 'funeral of iFredoi'lok, little son of Mr.

and CFred Meyer 'fronirthe Cathedral'Sunday aftewiooa at two oJolock. Short services were' 'held -by Rev. 'A. Trarrant, assisted Granite-City. Baptists have been holding very interesting meetings and- expect to continue 'them for some -time, the United Brethern expect to start a (revival soon, and the Catholics are going to have a mission here, beginning the 16th of November.

It will be -condunt- ed by the -Redemptorist Fathers of St. Louis. I The Hallowe'en Committee To Meet. The Misses Margaret Buck. Stoneham, Mrs.

'Burnett-. Mrs. Paul, i Hoffman will meet -tonight at 'the residence -of Miss. Josephine Webb, to arrange for a phantom parts, for Fri- visiting-home folks returned to 'East A Per, yard at YOUNG'S TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28TH WILL BK LENGTH AND RF.MNANT DAY IN OUR ECONOMY BARGAIN BASEMKNT SHIRTINGS, PERCALES, MADRAS, DAMASK, GINGHAM and other mill endo at a great saving. We have purchased quite a lot of these fine materials and are going to give our customers the benefit of these fine grade mill ends.

OUTING FLANNELS In good lengths and medium and dark colors, the width is regular. This lot includes many extra fine quality Flannels, prices ranging yer pard 25c, and 29c SHIRTING Also mill lengths, remnants run from yard to 3Ms yards long, one yard wide, excellent grade Madras In fancy stripes and patterns. This IB a regular 69c grale. Priced SPECIAL AT PERCALES. One yard wide fancy Percales usstf for many things, such as Shirts.

Blouses, Aprons and other every garments, the quality Is fine. There ore remnants or mill length all PRICED AT, per yard WWW FLEECED-CASHMERE. Dark Grey-Fleeced Cashmere for dressing sacques or dresses, one yard wide in 2 yard to 9 yard lengths; 35c grade PQfi per yard at WHITE TABUE DAMASK. Extra wide fine Mercerized White Table Dafiiask in pretty designs lengths or mills per yard at -l-SHf BEST GRADE GINGHAMS. A big assortment-ot Baby Check as well as the pretty Plaid and Stripe high i grade Ginghams in -mill ONE HALF WOOL POPLAR CLOTH.

One yard wide wool Poplar Cloth or Danish Cloth in good colors. Make fine winter dresses or Per yard at WHITE TABLE 68 inch wide White Mercerized Table quality iswir regular $1.25 fMONEY 'ST0 PROVBD PROPERTY. BISHOP 4 WEBER, Roal slraucanoe. ilnvestmenta, IMG The BRAMHALL MESS WANTED. 'tFor Owners to list your properties with us.

sold a great number properties und still have a -list -of ers who have asked 'US' to'locjate them. List, your propertie -with UH, do it now. We pose of them promptly STECK PAUL 305 Piasa Street Phones -Bel I 24. FOR REN1 POU '618'' street. Apply L.

A. 903 State street. FOR HKNT-tFuralaned room or without board. Modern. Bluff street.

210 R. Bell. FOR rooms tor-small (family. Belle street. FOR ro'oms, ga.8, water ga hghu.

Apply 1203 CentwU-ava; FOR rooms light louseiuM-ping. on Spring street. duer PoinrENT-Furalsned single l.ous for gentlemen. -Modern' conveniPneoH. lie E3, Kiiiloch.

come-u attention js Alton Association, (to ibe A good attendance (Retrieving Barbed City. Rev. Scully is; in'Granite City. 'Interment -was cemetery, Under heavy blanket of flowers: The pall-bearers were Leo Rudolph William and David Beiser. uncle of the child, was in the East attending his -sister, M.

Felistas, of the Ursuline Order, and was unable To arrive in time for the Sister-Felistas is re-j covering.from the effects of an opera-; tion which She recently (Underwent in New York where she is studying. Good'General Purpose Farms. 40 acres, "Macoupon situated; about irailes from -Brighton. Tfmber Iparii soil, '20 acres -under plow, ban anoe -grass Consider able orchard -fruit. Improvements'! comprise, -frame house, good barn granuiy, houaee and implement 'Possession March 1st.

Price day evening. Miss Webb Is chair man. Notes. Willian O'Neil and Oscar Lhuestahl attended a dancing party in Alton, Saturday'evening. Mrs.

-Fred Bangert attended the home-coming at 'Edwurdsvlllc, Satur- St. Louis, where she is an Instructor in the High Rev. T. Catlln. a of St.

Louis said-the 8 and 10 o'clock mass Sunday. Mrs. -George Oetkln and daughter, Nellie and Mrs. Arthur Chanute; and daughter, Marcella. guests at a dancing in Alton Saturday night.

Mr. Mrs. John McGlintock -and children motored to Alton and transacted business Friday. Mr. and Mrs.

Ferdinand Schuler are announcing the arrival of a baby boy at their -home. Mrs. F. B. Wood, who was called to El Paso, Texas, to attend to some legal formalities, will bo home as soon as possible.

A relative of Mrs. WOod was shot and killed accidentally a short time ago. We received a copy El Paso Morning News which I says "Friends of Robert Krakraner Swan attended- from iail--ranks and stations of life, I TOILET PAPER. size roll of soft Toilet Paper at t. Also extra size roll or Crepe Toilet at EACH OR 4 FOR 25c We Give, -Redeem and Guarantee The -Sun Trading Stamps, chandlse, 'Premiums, or Cash.

Mer- The Bowmra BuOdinz 104-106 3rd. St -day. Mr. and Mrs. P.

A. party in Jerseyville, Friday evening. Mrs. 3. Ethel Gilford and Mrs.

were visitors at St. Joseph's -hospital -Friday. a -er parting tribute to him at one of the largest and mostr "impressive funerals ever held in this city." Real estate men are reporting -much' success in selling lots. They say 80 acres MacoUpln Co. within 2 of on public road, 'telephone -line.

55 acres under -plow, balance pasture liraprovements, 30 'to wheat. Possession March 1st, -1820. Termii-- Ctear Price 4100 per acre. income property equal In -value 'from 1-3 to 1-2 of the value of either of the above proper-; ties -will be considered as part For particulars -address Irving MJ Clark, Brighton, 111. i i The Alton Chapter washes to'rentj or borrow two typewriters for aj month.

Must be in good condition. C. Smith or Underwood Call Bell 697. Couple Left In 'Cold; Sue Line. Suffering of William Gilpln and wife.

from the extreme cold (last formed the basis of a suit filed yesterday in the Friday. Mrs. Clara Gust left for a month's visit with relatives in Minnesota. Mrs. Robert Conrad returned home after a.pleasant visit parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Levl Simpson of Grafton. Harrison March, of Louisville, visited friends here Saturday. Mrs. Sebastian North AU ton, was'the guest of Mrs.

P. A. Swan, Saturday. Neil Hoekstra, of Bast St. Louis, visited Wood River friends Sunday evening.

Mrs. Jackson and daughter, Bernice were Alton shoppers Saturday. -Leo 'Pennifold attended a dancing party in East Alton Saturday evening. Misses Dorothy McNally Margaret Wilder attended the show In Alton, Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Moore, Mr. and Mrs. William Brlen and daughter, Mildred, attended a dancing party in Alton, Saturday evening. Mrs.

Robert Johnson and son, nd Mrs. Catherine Condon, of Monett; are visiting their sister, Mrs. Ed larmody, of Maplewood, this week. Mrs. James Hendy was an Alton isitor Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shook aro St. jouls visitors today. Otto Crump, of Edwardsvllle, was and around Wood River.

Mr. Swan sold quite a number of lots Friday. Mr. Carson is having fine success. Most all the Standard houses have been sold and are occupied.

The Harnett-Eggman-cily farms are.going'p fast, all of which to show thai' Wood River is a fine place to locate THEBAnLEWON Confidence in your -physician or the tonic that -he may prescribe, is half the battle won. The consistent use oevrolet used. With bumper been in-and which Is thus 1J and trailer carries the Writ sarage, Alton Telegraph. wWle.of plant, which can wotl re" rope with a number of hooks Is by barbed 4wwn -up it JpMsas through, two one to about ton. The stuff In thinks that then Jao.OOO ttow that and Mrs.

Qllpln bad planned a trip to visit relatives near Mitohetlj road in Madison county and purchus-j ed tickets for that place. negligence on the part of the conductor, the bill states, they wera-jcar-j ried past their destination, and returned on another car several hours, meantime, the bill states, relatives who had come to meet themj at the car had returned mud arrival at Mitchell road, tnere to seek shelter cold. The below Buffering of Mr. and Mrs. OUpta before reached their '-State Journal CASTOR always begets confidence in those who take it.

Scott's is a recommended by physicians everywhere. Let SCOTT'S help you win your battle against weakness. Scott Bowne, Bloomfield, N. 1WJ thingy ou notice wonderful white teetli I And the last thing you forget 1" Sound teeth are as essential to good looks as they are necessary to health. With Lazell's Tooth Paste you can keepyour teeth'clean, white arid healthy.

Contains ipecac and chlorate of potash toJxelp prevent pyorrhea, Your Car Is Judged by Its Finish If the finish is kept in good condition your friends-think you have a dandy if it-is allowed to get dull and it gives a poor matter how good the car may be mechanically JOHNSON'S PREPARED WAX Johnson's Prepared Wax is now being made in Liquid polishes instantly with but very little rubbing. You can go over a good sized car tit half-an- hour. If the finish is stained, greasy or grimy, clean it first with Johnson's polish with Johnson's Prepared Wax Liquid. A Dust-Proof Auto Polish Johnson's Liquid Prepared Wax imparts a hard, dry, glasslike polish which does not collect or hold the dust. It preserves the varnish and protects it from the weather, adding years to its life and beauty.

11 covers up mars and checking and and prolongs the life of a Splendid for Furniture Johnson's Liquid Prepared Wax cleans and polishes with ine operation-. It will quickly and permanently remove that bluish, cloudy appearance from your Piano, Vktrola, and Just the polish atul protection you need for your floors uud linoleum. Kcw Ywk Sold BABTH'S PHARMACY. Would Know You By-Your i Hardware Company. State and Broadway -Both Phones..