Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 3

TUESDAY, VMRiver Vote ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH PAGE THREE On Light Contract M. Again Postponed Ordinance Until After Sessions of Committee RIVER, Oct. Monday night aga Council which adopted by Ln of Alderman Hendrlckson Bm fSie the ordinance until after to table nance commit- 8 the water commlssi" SriSd lor Friday night. Counsellor Holland and Manlcy of the Recrea- "BIT to "sit the meeting. Before motion- for tabling the ntrnct wns offered a round-table Suss held as to whether new contract should be accepted! The old contract still has years to run.

A motion made by Alderman Burroughs to install a street Lt at the intersection of Thirteenth street and Lorena avenue was passed by the council. It was voted to purchase a flag 5 by 8 feet at a cost of $11.85 from Giehl Printing which had ubmitted a quotat.on. The flag will be flown the sta at After a communication from the Wood River Drum Bugle Corps expressing thanks for the city's donation -which helped to make their trip to Boston possible, a motion was passed to send a letter to the corps stating the city's appreciation of its showing at the national convention of American Legion. The Wood River corps, the only all-girl corps represented, placed ninth in competition with 22 corps. Women of Moose Meeting WOOD social and business meeting of Women of the Moose will be conducted at 7:30 p.

today at the Moose hall, it has been announced by Senior Regent Mrs. Isabelle Simmons. Music Section WOOD M. F. Manning of 282 Ninth street was hostess to the music section of the Wood River Woman's Club at her home Monday afternoon.

The meeting, their first of the year, was presided over by Mrs. Harry Hanson, who turned the meeting over to Mrs. Frank Bauer who was in charge of the program. The history of four songs, "The Star Spangled Banner," "America," "Yankee Doodle" and "God Bless America," were studied and the songs were sung. Mrs.

Donald Smith read a paper on "Yankee Doodle," and Mrs. Bauer talked on the histories of the others and about the'influence of Longfellow on music. Two of the 75 poems of Longfellow, which have been set to music, were sung by Mrs. Dewey Woolverton. They were "Stars of the Summer Night" and "Indian Lullaby." The next meeting of the section will be at the home of Mrs Charles Dey of Bunker Hill on Nov.

18. There will be a covered dish luncheon preceding the program; Visit In Staunton WOOD and Mrs. D. Rockefeller visited the first 01 the week with relatives in Slaun ton and Glllesple. They were guests of her brother, George Gray in Stauntort and at Glllesple they went to the home of their cousins Mr.

and Mrs. George Tallman. Fellowship Dinner WOOD RIV guests were present Sunday at fellowship dinner at Moose hal which was given in honor of th fellowship, or third degree mem bers. Thirty-five fellowship mem bers were present and met follow Ing dinner. Representatives from Belleville, East St.

Louis, Granite City, Lltchfleld and Vandalla were Tables were arranged form the Jetter and were dec orated with three large bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums. Woo River Women of the Moose the Break Into Bakery WOOD Wood Riv er' Bakery 'on Wood River avenui was broken into, at 2:20 Monda; morning, but the loot was a smal amount of change, less than $1 police records show. Entrance to the building was made through a rear window, which was broken PTA Meetings WOOD Group of the Lorena Avenue Par ent-Teacher Association will mee at the home of the chairman, Mrs Galen Grimma, 562 Fifth street Wednesday afternoon. "Sex Edu cation" will be the topic, with Mrs Arthur Stunkel leading the discussion. There will be a rehearsal of the Mother Singers Wednesday evening from 6:30 until 7:30 o'clock, it has been announced.

The meeting wil be at Wood River school, with Mrs Jack Robinson, director, in charge Attend Birthday Celebration WOOD from here attended a surprise birthday celebration in honor of Joseph Hagan of Carlinville, who observec his 85th birthday anniversary lasl Saturday. The party was given Sunday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Flosie Sheumaker, and those from here who went were Mrs. Bert McCracken, Mr. anc Mrs.

Carl Rogers, Mr. and Mrs Wilson Rogers and daughter, Carrol Sue, Mrs. Bertha Whited and Mrs. Amanda Dossey. Mrs.

Dossey, a sister-in-law of Mr. Hagan, will observe her 85th birthday next March. New Pews Being Installed WOOD at the First Baptist Church were held in the basement Sunday because of remodeling and repair work which is under Floors in the auditorium are being sanded and the present furniture and pews are Deing removed In preparation for the installation Of new ones. The woodwork and walls of the church L. D.

Rockefeller M. D. Wishes to Announce the Re-Opening of His Office 63 E. Acton Ave. Wood River, HI.

Telephone 1543 GAD-ABOUT Non-stop Claiiic that goat shopping or to tea with equal The cagridge pivot and jewel-like itudi and pin typical Paulo of distinction. The ikirt, pleated fore and aft you that new "tlim" look. Stehli'i Fillajeur royon crepe In Black, Brown, Wine, Green and the right, bright under coat 10 to 20. Paula Here Fashion Floor were recently repainted, and the work expected to be completed by next Sunday. Resumes Practice Mere WOOD and Mrs.

L. D. Rockefeller, who recently returned from Oceanside, where they have been the past 11 months, have moved Into their home at 63 East Acton avenue. Dr. Rockefeller's office quarters are at his residence and he has resumed practice.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Moore, son-in-law and daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Rockefeller, occupied the house while they were gone.

They have moved to 245 South Ninth street. Returns from Bast WOOD Harry Doucker has returned to her home, 108 East Jennings avenue, from New York where she has been attending a business convention for the past two weeks. She was accompanied by Mrs. Thomas Crotchett of Carrollton. The convention headquarters were in Jersey City, but they stayed in New York City.

Springfield Guest WOOD Jacquelyn Boodner of Springfield was houseguest of Miss Annette Goldfarb ol 16 West Ferguson avenue over the week-end. She returned home Monday afternoon. Go to Greenfield WOOD of the Sunday school class taught by Troy Kessinger at First Baptist Church went to Greenfield Sunday afternoon to attend services at the Baptist church. The class had charge of the program Sunday evening and an outing was arranged for them during the afternoon. Bicycle Safety Brigade Formed at Wood River WOOD RIVER, Oct.

300 children from the Wood River Grade end Junior High Schools became members of the Wood River Bicycle Safety Brigade sponsored by the Lions Club of Wood River during a meeting held at the Wood River School at 3 p. on October 18. Arrangements have been made for all members of the Bicycle Safety Brigade to register their bicycles with the Wood River police department without cost. This will be of much value in tracing lost or stolen bicycles. All members of the Safety Brigade will be given an attractive emblem to attach to their bicycles signifying that they are members of the Brigade.

They will also be familiarized with traffic laws and regula- Halloween Social At Roxana Gym ROXANA, Oct. ttallowc- en social will be given by the room mother! of the Burbfthk Mothers Club Monday at 7:30, p. at the Edison school gym. Prizes will be awarded for costumes. There will be a musical program by the entertainment committee.

Pinochle Party ROXANA. Members of the South Roxana Mothers Club will be hostess to a pinochle party, at the South Roxana school Friday evening at Roxana Notes and Mrs. Henry U. Strahan and Lula Rlgg visited Sunday with the Rev. W.

Rlgg at the Missouri Baptist Hospital, St. Louis. The Rev. Rigg underwent, an operation'last Saturday. Mrs.

Archie Wilson and son were dinner guests Sunday of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Snellenberger, at Wood River. Mr. and Mrs.

Lee R. Conlee were guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. William Marshall at Jerseyville. Mr.

and Mrs. Owen Randolph spent the weekend at Broughton. Mr. and Mrs. Lem Dlllow en- reitained over the weekend Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Henkle, Mrs. Anna Caiman, Mrs. Bertha Crat- cher of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs.

Edward of Wood River. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eberlin and family spent Sunday at St. Louis.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Franklin and family visited at Pearl over the 'weekend. Miss Virginia Darr visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

L. Hagen, at Godfrey for several days recently. Mrs. Leta Edmondson and daughter, Ethel, of Greenfield, Mr. and Mrs.

Sylvester Franklin and family of Pleasant Hill, visited Sunday with Mrs. Anna Chaney. Mrs. George Vahle and Mrs. Jennie Herron, mother and grandmother of Mrs.

Lem Dlllow, have left for Indianapolis, after spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Lem Dlllow. Mrs. Jess Haley and children of Hartford were dinner guests Sunday evening of Mrs.

Archie Wilson. The sun has a temperature of 36,000,000 degrees Fahrenheit at Its center, according' to astrophysical estimates. tions and the safe way of handling a bicycle. A similar. meeting to enroll additional members in the Bicycle Safety Brigade will be held at the East Alton-Wood River Community High School within the next few days.

It is expected that the club will have approximately 1000 members when the organization is completed. Mayor L. Harrod, Chief of Police Dick Nuse and the following members of the Lions Club attended the meeting at the Wood River School: Mi A. Rogers, Russel Bell, George Strasser, G. A.

DeAtley and L. A. Lohman. Give Child 2-12YearsOld Relief from Misery of Colds Improved Vickt Way Now when your child catches cold relieve a "VapoRub Massage." With this more thorough treatment, the poultice-and-vapor action of'vlcks VapoRub more effectively PENETRATES Irritated air passages with soothing medicinal STIMULATES chest and back like a warming poultice or STARTS REUEVma misery right away I Results delight even old friends of VapoRub. TO GET a "VapoRub Massage" with all Its VapoRub for 3 minutes on IMPORTANT RIB-AREA OF BACK as well as throat and chest spread a thick layer on chest, cover with a warmed cloth.

BE SURE to use genuine, time-tested VICK8 VAPORUB. BUNIONS NEW Quick Relief Eases Pain At Once! Get New Super-Soft Dr. Scholl'a Zinc-pads. Quickly relieve pain. Lift shoe pressure.

Soothe, cushion the sensitive area. New Seal- loped Edge. 630 softer than before! Don't come off in bath. Injiit on Dr. SchoU's.

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UNBLEACHED MUSLIN Sterling quality extra heavy unbleached muslin. 39 inchei wide. Yd. BASEMENT Bleached in the Easement Style Shop VALUES UP TO $14.95 Hcrt is your opportunity to buy your new winter coat at a substantial saving handsome fur-trimmed styles that have plenty of smart tailoring and design Choose yours now from either group. Advertised brand pure bleached muslin 36 inches wide in a fine percale quality.

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A value that you'll find dozens of uses for. BASEMENT TURKISH TOWELS 20x40-Inch towels. Solid colors. A real Anniversary value at only 29 Bascmrnt SHEET BLANKETS 80 99 Inch single white sheet blankets. They're Ideal to sleep between or for use as covers.

1 .00 BASEMENT STAMPED BRIDGE SETS Frlnued linen sets In urccn. gold, white Inzy daisy designs. One cloth mx! four .39 Set 3KO FLOOR Special Purchase and Layaway Sale of BABY Dollies that are as cute as any we've ever seen drested completely with cost and hat they are treat big dolli that little girls will really love Bur them now on the lay-away plan OOc down will hold them until paid for all sales are final no exchanges atifl no money refunded. MAIN FLOOR MEN'S SHIRTS 84 Good looking broadcloth madras and fine percale shirts. A reul Anniversary value nil sizes.

MAIN FLOOR SILK DRESS CREPES Attractive patterns suitable (or (all and winter dress and blouse. Thli Is special purchase o( silk worth up to per yard, And a sensational value at only 69 cYd. MAIN FUXMl CANNON TOWELS 22x44-inc 1 a color towels with black bands. A lovely towel and a real bargain. 4Dc value.

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