The Edwardsville Intelligencer from Edwardsville, Illinois • Page 7

EDWARDSVIELE INTRLLrCLBKRR- SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1031. PAGE SKVBN Wa mt (42 WOKD LIMIT) I KOTIC'IC--A good nsoa tire Is a better buy a a cheap now one. In- qulro about mir guaranteed used tires. 404 Tiro 121 Hlllsboro Ave. C939 NOTICK--Money hi Wheat Corn.

$10 buys i 5,000 bu. Posulbllltles large prollt. Rise-Fall. Free bulletin. Howard Grain Service, 16ti Jackson, Chicago.

9524 NOTIXJK Free Radio inspection. Phone Us 1230W. Wo will gladly Inspect your radio set and test your tubes no matter a make of set, or where you purchased it. 25c allowance on you. old tubes.

Fink Electric Supply Co. 9 4 8 1 NOTICE-- Take advantage of this money saving opportunity to rcde- cnrale your home. I will allow a 10 per cent discount for curfll on both labor and material on orders placed before February 28. New 1931 samples are ready. Phono A.

G. Fischer. 9352 NOTICE A "Hoodooed Coon" a 3 act comedy under the auspices of the Club of the Merrymakers i be given at the I. 0. 0.

F. hall, Glen Carbon on February 4th at 8 P. M. Adults 3Gc, i 10c. Dance will be given alter tho play.

'J00 NOT1CK--Dance i be given at Hall at a i Saturday a a XI, 5 Ib.s. of candy will be gh en'away to persons hold- Inn i Mtiblc by Happy Five oiche.str.i. A i 50c, Extra lady luc. Everybody welcome. 9 5 1 4 NOTICE--Its on i a The Octo Brooder House.

3 Tho latest modern improvements. New, i ent, bettor. Priced reasonable. We deliver and set them up. Abo electric oil battery i brooders.

Baby Chicks, eggs Si Custom Hatching. Krlegc's Hatchery. Phono 1011. 9 4 2 4 NOTICE--Special Discount on Kozy Brood House, Sol-Hot IIrood or and a feeders. This equipment sot up for your inspection at the hatchery.

Get good i that is safe and reliable and backed by a money back guarantee. Batiy Cbtcka are corning and you should ba prepared for them. Brocknaeier's State Accredited Hatchery, Edwardsvllle, 111., Phono 833R. 9 3 9 7 REHT Von HUNT--Store room at 229 N. Main St.

I i of J. E. Hllls- skotter, Phone office 550, residence 702. 9508 KKNT--Two desirable looms, i or i boaid. Suitable for one or two people.

A 420 K. Vamlalia or osll 811. 9 5 1 8 Foil KENT---Vive room water and gas. Also 4 room bouse, lights, water and gas. Call 301.

A Berber. 9 5 2 5 KOU SAIvE--Two used Fordson tractors. Guaranteed first class condition. Southard's Garage, Soutli lloxana, 111. 9520 FOB, SALE--Filling station and room residence.

Part cash balance on very reasonable terms. Address Box in care of this office. 9487 SALE, KKNT OK TKAIHC-- --Two four room modern houses, ideally located. Priced to soil, terms If desired. Stolza Lumber Plione 20 or 884R.

0200 FOIl HALE OH KKNT--Flvo room house, summer kitchen and gar- ase. chicken house, electric lights and gas. Located at 1 0 2 7 Grand Rent reasonable. Call at 1021 a Phoue 231W. 9511 SALE--Mt.

Otlve K'rop coal at $4 per ton delivered or $9 per ton at yard. Loaded by machine in wagon or jck. Edwardsvillo Coal Troy and L. M. Tracks.

Henry Schrlmpf, I'hone office 108. residence 520. 8888 BABY I IJAUY CHICKS--Big, strong, vigorous chicks from our State Accredited flocks, produce satisfactory profits to careful buyers who place their orders with us each year. Ten leading varieties. Special attention to Custom batching.

Courteous and efficient service you at Hrockmeier's State Accredited Hatchery, Edwardsvlllo, 111., I'hone 833R. 9398 HAHY CHICKS--Baby thicks from our Illinois Swto a a Accredited Flocks will soon be available. Bred for heavy egg i from worlds record blood linos plus a i you can appreciate, 4 0 out ot j'l entered December A Show win ribbons and Gove i Cup for best display. Copy of catalog jiving details of hlg.i i and pedigreo mailed on request. Get preferred i dates by i orders for i and Custom Hatching now.

Write, phono or visit KrlegB's Hatchery, Edwardsville Alton 111. 9323 USED CARS 1'OK HAI.K--192'J Model A Ford sedan. I i at 517 St. Louis Edwardsville, III. 951G I.KGAI, NOTICE.

FOIl KENT OU 8AMI --Modern dwelling i pat ago. Located ut 529 N. Kansas 4 block "court house. I i of Ben F. Wood, 404 Tire 121 Hillb- boro Ave.

9 5 1 0 HUNT --Five rooms and batli all modern house with gar.igo in heated basement. Room for three I i at ITofmi'ler Sboppe, 116 Main or a 11 P. M. call at 121 N. Kansas House 1041.

9 1 7 7 FOR UEXT, SALE OK A -Two now flvo rcorn all bungalows with hardwood lloors, One located in 1224 Monroe Street and the other at No. 3 I Place. Also, four room bouse on I'rlckett Avenue In Jonei Addition. Wo will sell these Houses on extremely easy terms or rent tl em at a reasonable a especially the Prickctt A which wo will rent for $15 per month or sell for $22 and $22 per Hotz Lumber Phono 45 or 1214R. 9300 he able to take dictation and use typewnl- er.

Experience unnecessary. Address replies to Box "IA" in caio of this office. 9509 WANTED--Two salesmen i autos to demonstrate for Ohio Mfgr. Nearby counties. First Class Job.

Fyr-Kyter 21C3 Fyr-I-'y- ter Dayton, 0. 9 5 2 2 and girls to decorate greeting cards. $5 per experience unnecessary; no selling. Write a i Novelty (I Franklin Piovidence, K. I.

ft r. 'i I) LKCIAIi XOTIUK Notice is hereby given that at the regular a a meeting of the Stockholders of the Bank of Edwardsvlllc, a i i I i i held on Monday, January I 1031, the Board of of said bank were cle- cie.iM'd sixteen to tout teen members. Fiona W. President. A I test.

S. V. CHOSSMAN. Cashier. (Jan 2 4 3 1 1'Vb 7 9 4 riic i sinned, i of Ihc a of i i a deceased, i i gives notico that Shu w'll a a before Ihe a Court of a Court House In on the Monday of A i at all pur- sons a i a i against said es- talo are i i to attend for tho purpose of a i the same adjusted.

Dated 1 5 day of a a i A. D. i i ROSE KKMNKDY, M. ESTHER FUNK10, Attorney a a 9421! A I I A I NOTICK Tho i administratrix of the estate of James E. Simms deceased, lu'iTby given notieo a sho i appear before the Probate Court of Madison at the Court Koine in a on the first a of A i next, nt which i all persons having claims against raid u.state are notified to attend for the purpose of a i same adjusted.

Dated i 12th day of a a A. D. 11)31. 1'KAUL SIMMS, Admlnlblinlrl.1. C.

W. BURTON, Attorney. a a 17-2 4-S1) 9 4 1 9 I a satisfaction arr the i'oji a of tho i a a i of tho Classified Section NW'lt'O. ii i i i Sticker Solution A A JAHI) OK THANKS--I to a all patrons on II. F.

D. No. 3, KdwardsUlle, Illinois, for the cooperation and many acts of i ness shown me i i the past six yeaii of rervlce on your route, i Harris, Carrier. 5 2 1 YOU A I almost a i a iu trie Section. Tin: barnyard was divided ax sliown in diagram, so ihat cadi of five brollicrs liail a plol of land llio same a llie olhcn cadi plol contained two OUT OUR WAY 8ouu 6iflO OP -tRWHsl' T' BE OuTA -M B1E.T VMIUU BE FIRST OME.S, LAV OFF SO CiET OUT HtS A SHOP 'U- LAV OFF OTHER AM' NAA've DO Trt' AM' THAT A AT WASTED l-il DV NU SERVICE, INC.

TONIGHT'S 1'KOGRAM. NJ)C-Blue 6:45, Piclcai'd Family, southern folk SOUKS, 7 5 "Kln-Tln-Tln-Thriller" Dramatea- tious; incidental music, 7 Fuller Man Earlo Splcer, iun'licne; male quartet; orchestra riiroctlon Don Voorhoon, 8, The Campus adventures of "Dick, Trevor, 8:30 Vapox Musical Doctors, 10, Amos and Andy, 10:15, Slumber Music. NBR Red (KSD) 5 4 5 Uncle Abe and David, 7, "Webster program" featuring Weber Hadio- i Varieties with "JHips" Baer, muster of ceremonies; Welcome Lewis, contralto; Harold van Kmburgh, vocalist, 7 8 0 The Silver Flute, 8, fleneral Electric orchestra direction Waller "Adventures In Science," Floyd 9 B. A. Koli'o and his Strike Dunce orchestra; 10 a of the Moon, 0 1 5 Horace Held and his oiTlioslra, 11, Valloe and orchestra.

CRS 7, Literary Digest Tories, Lowell Thomas, 7 1 5 lien A tenor i Ann Leaf at the or- KO.II, Fletcher Anderson i orchestra, 8, a brands I). Bowman presenting an Indian legend, Hank Simmons' Show lioiit" Saved ironi tlio Wreck." SUNDAY'S PROGRAM. NBC Blue i 3 0 Williams Oilomatlc orchestra direction Josef Koeslner, 7, Enna Jettlck Melodies, Betty Ayroa, soprano, Mary Hopple, contralto; Rteele Jamison, Leon Ralatlile), bass, 7:15, Collie's Radio Radio Luminaries, "World Adventures witli Floyd (iibbons," 9 1 5 Pcn- nzoi! Pole, Kaffec Hug Slumber Music, 10:80 South Sea Islanders. NBC Red lodcnt Club with Big Hrothur Bob Emery; "Ida Lewis," dramatic sketch; the Joy- spreaders direction Joe nines, HCA ctor Program Edna Kellog, no- prano; orchestra direction Nathaniel Major JJowea Family, 7:30, Charfe and Sanborn orchestra, "Our Oovernment," 1 5 Atwatcr Kent hour. CHS (KMOX)-- "Devils, Drugs and Doctors" Howard W.

Haggard, M. Associate Professor of Physiology, Yale, iverslty, 7:15 S. of Music, Kaltcrhorn Kdils the News, 7 4 5 The Gauchos- Vincont Soroy conduction wllli Tito Guizar, tenor, 8 Arabesque Desert Play, 8:30, i i a i a hour Detroit orchestra directed by Victor Kolar, i Kdgar A. Guest, a pool, 9, Royal's Poet of the Oigan, Jesse Crawford, and the Royal "DUO tones, 9:30 Be Square Motor Club. MONDAY'S rUOGKAM.

Blue (KW)--6, Phil Cook Quaker man, 4 lloxy's Gang pro- a Viola Phllo, guest artist, 8, Maiitaij orchestra, direction Victor Young, 8 3 0 Chesebronsh Real Folks sketch of small town lite, novelty band direction, Harry Salter, 9, Sl.rombe.rg Carlson program, Mrs. Cecllo Stanb Genhart, pianist; Rochester Civic orchestra; Empire Builders sketch with Harvey Hayes; Lucille Husting and Don Ameche; orchestra Joseph Koestner, 10, Amos and Andy, 10:15, Slumber Music. N1JC Red Black and Gold Room orchestra, 6:15, The World Today James G. McDonald, 7, How's Business?" Merle Thrope, 7:15, Fifteen Minutes in the Nations Capital, 7, A and Gypsies Frank Parker, Carlton Boxili, tenors; tenors; Stanley McClelland, baritone; Emil Cole, bass; I i Wclll, acc i orchestra direction Harry ilorliclt, 8:80, General Motors pro- gram, Brigadiers, male quartet; or ohostra diraction Frank Black, 30:15 Florence Richardson and her orchestra, 10:30, Horace Heidt and his orchestra, 11:30, Phil Spitalny and his orchestra. CBS 3 0 Evangeline Adams, Astrologer, 6 4 5 Auheuser Busch program One Man Radio Show 7, Literary Digest, Lowell Thomas, Barbasol program, Adelyn Hood, soprano and Vernon Dalhart, 7:30, Savlno Tone Pictures, Domeuico Savino Director, 8, The Three Bakers, Russell Pratt, Hanson Sherman and Joe Rudolph in a Burlesque Melodrama, "The Wicket a Cricket," Bourjois An Evening in Paris Taylor Buckley, baritone; Pierre Brugnon, tenor and Master of Ceremonies; male a and Max, 9, Robert Burns Panatela program, Guy Lombardo's orchestra with "The Lady in the Smoke," 10, Morton Downey with Leon BcUsco and his orchestra.

))o-X J-'lljcht Starts. Lisbon, Jan. 31--The i flying boat Do-X Lisbon for Las Palma.s, in the Canary Islands, on the first lot, of a proposed i to South America at 8 A. M. lodav.

Schmeling Back Hugged and heavier than wheu he made his last ring appearance, Max Schmellng ot Germany is pictured above as he arrived in New York to begin training for bouts with Young Strlbllng and Primo Camera. He will start on tour through the south, southwest and middle west on February fl. Court Records OiTiiit Court. 11 Produce Co vs Fannie Polan and Han Hershensoa appeal. fifccnses.

Philip G. Listorman, E. St. Louis 20 Helen Stcnstrom, E. St.

Louis, 2 5 Earl Krelder, East St. Louis 22 Mary Benson, Kast St. Louis, 1 9 Transfers Recorded. Ferguson and wf to Willard Goff pt lot (i Meeker and Kraft's add Edwardsville $1. Alton Tr Co to Charley Taylor lot 9 bile 7 Siring Place sub T5 R3 $175.

A a Evans to John Rillebrew lot 3 blk Bllnn Heights East Alton n. Audra Evans to Hubert Killebrew and wf lot 16 blk 5 Bliini Heights Eat Alton $1. James Jordan and wf to Alton Wlnsett Co lot 12 blk 5 Heights add A $1. Long to Robert Leu and wf lot 38 blk 8 add No 2 Madison Vrobnte Court. Alex a Wm.

Kovach, minors letters of a i a i of estate Issue to Helen Korucli. Her bond approved, Anton Galzat deceased proof of death testate. Bond of Mary Galzat approved. A firs; a In April. G001 a Sr deceased proof of death tobtatc will admitted to probate.

George a named executor. A first Monday in April. John Mellon deceased upon notice in open court of Coudy Bros Lumber Co leave is granted to i a claim. Claim is withdrawn. Harrison Dorham 1'rickett deceased final report approved.

More than one year having elapsed it is ordered that administratrix pay the court costs and file receipts showing disbursements for vrlilch credit was taken and that distribution be made, Alfred Thalmann, deceased final report approved. More than one year having elapsed all legacies claims, costs of administration paid it is ordered that executrix be discharged. Sallie Cowan deceased final report filed hearing Fob, 20 9 A M. Ernest Reker deceased Sophie Rukor Voss asfltgni interest in this estate In words and figures. Herman Slolto deceased Inventory approved.

SPORTS MADISON DHFKATS TIOBItS HKIU-; JJY SC'ORK OK 27-21 Madison High defeated the Edwardsville Tigers at the High School Gym last night by a score of 27-21. The game was featured by the fast breaking attacks of both teams which resulted In many shots being made from under tho basket. The Bengals jumped Into the lead early In the first quarter when R. Tenor broke through the Madison defense for a close-in shot. They increased their lead to 5-2 and as the quarter ended Edwardsville held an 8-1 lead.

Madison penetrated the Bengal defense somewhat better in the second quarter and by half time they managed to draw abreast Edwardsvllle at 12-all. The third period proved costly to the Tigers as Madison rolled up 10 points while Kdwardsvlllc could muster but four. The score at the end of this period was 22-16 in favor of Madison. Each team added 5 points to total In the la.st period and Madinon came out of the tussle on the long end of a 27-21 count. The defeat will not prove as costly to Edwradsvllle us the losa of Joe McLean who was playing In his last game for the season since he has just completed his eight semesters In High School.

11. Tenor was high iu scoring for Edwardsville with Hi points while. Williams paced Madison with points. In a i i a game (he Junior High School walloped the Kroshmeii to the tune of 25-10. Probst collected 16 points fur i High i Stuhbs tallied 5 for the Freshmen.

Mrsl Qtwrfer R. Tenor went the hoop for a basket. Williams tied the seorc with a field goitl. McLean dropped in a free throw. R.

Tenor bcored on another close-in shot. Williams' basket made the score 5-1 In favor of Edwardsville. R. Tenor sank a charity shot and Kahrlg looped a Held goal as the a ended 8-4 in favor of the Bengals. Second Qunrler Williams dropped a basket and Lybarger tied the count at 8-all with another basket.

Lybarger tallied another field goal and K. Tenor also scored a basket. Baskets by Williams and Kahrig concluded the scoring for the period and the half emrtid with the score at 12-all. Tbiixl Quarter Stolze sank a basket and Lybarger dropped in a free throw. Lybargcr's basket gave Madison a 15-14 lead, but R.

Tenor Edwardsville back in the lead another field goal. Williams and McCart came thru i baskets for Madison and Madison led 19-16. Riddle caged a free throw. Williams dropped in another basket and Madison was ou the long end of a 22-1C as the third quarter ended. Fourth Qimrter Williams caged Held goal and Fahrig tallied a free throw also sank a basket uid K.

Tenor did likewise. A free (brow by Riddle Madison a 27-19 lead. H. Tenor scored a Held, goal and tho final score was 27-21 in favor ot Madlnon. M.iilisim FG FT .7 .0 .1 .1 Itrlng liusulU Williams (c) Sawicki McMullen McCart W.

Lybargcr 3 Riddle 0 TP 0 2 Total 12 MA1HSO.V UONDS He- HROKKHS Basing refusal on the claim that a i i in materials was made in construction of Street in Madl.wn, a Chicago brokerage concern has declined purchase ot $38,000 in bonds issued by the Street Paving District of the village of Madison, it was learned yesterday. Concrete construction was to have been used according to Madison officials in the construction contract, awarded to the Tri-City Paving Company, of which C. A. Lybargcr is an official. A concrete base corereil by asphalt is the material which the thecoutractiug concern used.

The Tri- City Company was awarded the contract by the Madison Board of Local Improvements of which S. A. Blolsch of Edwardsvllle Is attorney. Lybarger and Blelsch could not be reached for statements, Edwardsvillu Resident Kined. Leroy Daniels was fined nml costs yesterday on crtarges of reckless driving.

DEO the Want Ada for results. Slolzo 1 Marlon 0 Fnlirig 2 R. Tenor (c) c. (i Spitze 0 McLean 0 Hauer 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 13 0 1 0 0 Prairietown The funeral of Hermann Dubbcldt Sr. held here on Wednesday.

Over 700 people attended. Ho leaves to mourn his demise his bereaved widow 2 sons and 4 daughters. The family havo the sympathy of their many friends. Pall bearers were Carl Engelko Sr. Wm, J.

Knoche, Louie W. Dustmann, Charles DieUcl, Christ Bunte and Henry Stleslilz. Mrs. Buettcmeler of Edwardavlllo spent Sunday with her daughter Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Paul of Edwardsville. Mrs. Emma Wolf and son Ervln of Edwardsvlllo spent Sunday with the formers sister Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paul.

Christ Bunte and daughter Hilda were Edwardsvllle visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyer spent Monday In Woodrlver. Ernst Stlegemeyer and son Vernon of i i wore callers here Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rraasch and Mrs. Carl were Edwaids- vllle vlHltors Wednesday. Frank Klein and Henry Schoene- way made a business trip to Bunker Hill Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. i feting and daughter of A spent '''hursday here with relatives. Edwardsvflle visiton! on Friday were Mr. and Mrs.

P. J. Brady, Jacob a Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gusc- welle and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs, Ferdinand Papo and Mrs. Carl Engelke, Jr. Mr. and Edward I'els- i) u. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Hohcrff otitcr- tcrtained the following on Sunday In honor of the former's birthday anniversary. A delicious dinner and supper was served to friends and relatives. Those present were Mr, and Mrs. Roy Kirkwood and family of Staunton, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Sehcrff of Alton, Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Borgstcdt and Mrs. Anna Braaach Woodrlver Mrs.

Fred Sehcrff Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Kuetlie and daughters Mies Lulu yid Peal Kayser. Herbert Henke of Edwardsvllle was here on business Monday.

Mr Mrs. Wm. Lesermann of Oklahoma are visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs.

Hlllebruadt of Wood- river spent Sunday here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Lesermann of a i spent Sunday with the lat- ters bister Mr.

and Mrs. GUS Kartell ot Edwardsville. Mr. and Mrs. John tt Bunker Hill spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Kuoche. Sebastopol Total 3 21 6 1 Time of halves--16 minutes, Jlofercc--Miller, St. Louis. Junior HlKh School KG FT TP Klogenbaum 2 8 0 Dunning 0 1 1 2 Unrrus 0 0 0 2 Probst 5 6 16 I Coultan 0 0 1 Yatcs 0 0 0 1 Totals Freshmen Stubbs 2 1 5 Warning .1 1 3 Dunstedter .0 0 0 Riggs 1 0 2 Leo 0 0 0 Steehlinger 0 0 0 Totals 4 2 10 10 Times of halves--12 minutes Referee--Jenkins VKNICK WOMAN, 88 DIES AT IfKR HOME Mrs.

Bridget Jennings, 88, ono ot the oldest residents of Venice, died, at her home, 1044 North Main Street, where sho liad lived ulnco 1869, at 8 o'clock morning. Death was caused by Infirmities ot old age. Mr. and Mrs. Zeph Lebegue and daughters visited at tho home of Octave Lebeguo family Wednesday evening.

Those from hero who attended mid year association at Colllnsvlllf Wednesday afternoon wore Kev. Mrs. Mounce, Miss Clara Genre, Mr and Mrs. Loon Wafflnrd and datigh ler, Mr. and Mrs.

Bmery Wafflard, Mrs. Mabel Trolllel, Mr. Mrs. Chav. Dlinct and Mrs.

Ralph Hosier. Clyde Lebegue an operation for appendicitis at the Highland hospital Friday I'venlnii. He is Setting nlonc nicely. Oliver Ulmet and family, also Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Ilogler and Mrs. James Porter visited at the home of Mrs. Marie Hogier Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Krnest Mahan and daughter ot Greenville, visited at Joy Malan's Saturday. Mrs. Malan remained for this week. Donald Malan and a i Mr. ami Mrs.

Adolph Malan of Greenville and Mr. nml Mrs. IJuluh Koglor were entertained at the home of Chas. Ulmet Sunday. Mrs.

Mabel Trolllet entertained tho following guests ut her home Friday In honor of Lev! Malan's 82ud birthday anniversary: Lovi Malan, Mr. and Mrs, John Zilles, Mr. and Mrs. Zcph Lebegue and daughters. Mrs.

James Porter of Troy has returned home after visiting several days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rogler. A I 80 do mice, oiicn they cat HAT- SNAP. Ami (hoy leave no odor behind.

Don't take our word for It- try A (mckHgc. Cuts ami dogs won't touch it. Itftts INUM all food to get HAT-SNAP. Tlirro slzvx. 35c size (1 cake) enough for I'm- try.

Kitchen or Cellar. (J5c site (t cakes) for Chicken House, coops, or mimll buildings. $1.25 (lie (5 cakes) enongh for all farm and out-bulldlngs, storage bulldlngd, or factory bulltllngn. Sold and Guaranteed by Ballweg-Schwartz, Inc..