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PAGE BIGHT EDWABDSyjLLE INTELLIGENCER THUESD'AY, DECEMBER 6, 1945,,.,, Many Wear With More Comfort FASTEETH. a pleasant alkaline (non- id) powder, holds ialse teeth more your plates. No gummy, gooey, pasty sts or feeling. Checks "plate odor TH al enture breath). drug store.

Get FASTEBTH al Entertained Guests Mr. and Mrs. Emil Kqenig entertained the following at. supper on Sunday evening: Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Blom and son Dennis Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crabtree and son Richard Lee and daughter Dor- your vitamins ana iron the natural wayl QUICK-TO-FIX INEXPENSIVE FLAVOR-FULL THE MORE TENDER MOKE DELICIOUS A A I Just In Time For Christmas The famous handbags you've been waiting for, fashioned to the same exacting pre-war quality, tailored with the same fine pre-war details. Roomy zipper compartments Longwearing leathers Impeccably styled Modestly priced WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS s. Jean, Mrs.

Louise Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crabtree and daughters Marie and Norma, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gusewelle and daughter Arlene and son Miss one Mae Hfflebrand -and -Ewald and Alfred Hillebrand.

Johnson-Nordahl Nuptials. Wedding bells rang Oct. at 2:30 p. in the Top Hat Chapel it Antwerp, Belgium, as Cpl. Or- 'ille'E.

Johnson, 19th AAA group, and Mile Marie Hoven- ers Straat, 52 Antwerp, Belgium, vere united in marriage in an im- iressive double ring ceremony; Chaplain Ernest P. Baker, officiat- ng. About 30 friends were as- embled, as Richard W. Balentine, 559th AAA Battalion ilayed the Kasshmiri sorig prelude ollowed by the traditional wedding march. The bride, who was attired in a ight blue crepe de chine" full length gown with hat to match, is he daughter of Mme.

Marie Nordahl, Antwerp. Her maid of honor vas Mme. Marie Blonde, an aunt, ipl. Johnson is the son of Mr. and VIrs.

Edgar F. Johnson, Prairie- own. Serving as best man was a riend of the bride's family, Victor "aster, Antwerp. The altar was jaily decorated with flowers as the couple stepped to the front to exchange the martial vows. At the conclusion of the ceremony friends showered pair with rice and extended congratulatory wishes for their future happiness.

--WE SPECIALIZE IN WEDDING OUTFITS AND FORMALS COURTS Burl Cummings, Wood River 21 Betty Jo Webb, Wood River 18 Joseph Rutecki, Marion .......24 Starr, Morton 18 Dennis E. Carter, Mattoon 23 Tlorence L. Kirkendoll, Alton 22 Bernard A. Lintz, Alton 25 jnogene Smallwood, East Alton 26 Waldemar Paul Jahn, Edwardsville 25 Jane Tipton, Edwardsville 23 Walter Kottwitz, Worden 30 Anita Blase, Worden 23 Personals Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Gusewelle entertained 100 guests at their home Sunday in honor of their son Raymond who was discharged from he Army recently. A 6 o'clock din- ler was served. Miss Mildred 'Kramer has resigned her position as teacher in Worden public school and ha: entered college at Charleston. Mr. and Mrs.

Arnold Franke arrived home Friday after Mr. France received his discharge from the Marriage licenses Issued in Madison ounty Through the Office of Miss Eulalia Hotz, County Clerk Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Dustman anc were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Wilfred Eilers in Edwardsville Wednesday. Henry Wiemers spent severa days with his brother in Ohio. Mrs. Clarence Fry spent the week-end with St. Louis relatives Mrs.

Harvey Kraner and daughter Mildred and son Wilbur and Miss Elfrieda Gusewelle were in Charleston Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kampwerth of Bunker Hill spent Sunday with Mr. and airs.

Fred Dubbelde. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Balster of Alton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Siegel. Champion Steer Brines $10 Lb, Chicago, Dec. 6--Tomahawk, the grand champion steer of the Chicago fat stock show, was sold at auction today for a record price of $10 a pound. Real Estate Transfers. Shirley Heinbokel to Morris B.

Chapman, lot 15, blk 7, 2nd Wash- ngton Blvd. Granite City, $1. Edwardsville Loan Assn. to William Bevis, lot 25, blk 6, add to blks. 6 and' 7, Inglesyde Add.

to iranite City, $1. Henry M. Neunaber to James V. Dugger, lots 41 to 44, Cottage Hills, $10. Flora G.

Gray to Charles G. ohort.pt lot 5, blk 5, on Diamond Hunter's North Liberty Alton, Charles L. Krite to Rolla L. Juda, lot 372, Fletcher Heights sec. 27, Collinsville, $1.

George Arndt to Frank Schwartz, land in Olive, $500. Matilda Kanehl to Arndt, land in sec. 12, Olive, $100. Muriel Havelka to Bernice C. Rigney, lot 16, N.

Rosewood Heights, $10. Roy Mackel to Edna L. Fowler, lot 12, pt lot 11, blk 2, Marsh, Huskinson Beals $1. Emil Brockmeier to Peters Grain land in U. S.

Survey 510, Claim 338, CollinsvUle, $1. Mattie Miller to Syvil Turner, lot 7, blk 3, Blinn Heights, sec. 21, Wood River, $1. Byron A. Smith to Russell Bowman, lot 28, N.

Rosewood Heights $10. William Lee to Delbert M. Cher ry, land in sees. 5 and 10, Ed wardsville, $10. Alouise D.

Hotz to Harold L. Kays, pt outlots 1. and 2, Clover Leaf Edwardsville, $10. Granite Trust Savings Bank to Garabed Pdoian, lot 16, blk 1st Granite City, $500. Harold 0.

Smithson to Wilson H. VanHorne, lot 25, blk 4, Pershall's sec. 27, Wood River, $10. James H. Sparks to Norbert Trautt, lot 15, pt lot 16, blk 12, Riverview Wood River.

Winter Walters to James Peck, lots 24 and 25, blk 19, Penning's Wood River, $10. Barbara Wagenblast to Edward Blockburger, lot 9, pt lot 8, Hellrung Heights, $10. Dan Miller to Perry Stiver, land on Belle Alton. Hemy E. Lueders to James Nolen, "pi lot 8, blk.

6, Granite Heights, McCasland and Granite City, B. Chapman to Shirley All wool, ice wool and rayoft SPECIAL, WHILE THEY LAST WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS FOR "HER" CHRISTMAS GIFT SHOP SILVERBLOOM FIRST Just Arrived! Casa Mexican Hand Loomed in Mexico 8 Gay and Colorful. 22x44-Inch Size. For Any Room in the House 122 NORTH MAIN ST einbokel, lot" 15, blk Washing- Blvd. Granite $1.

Maurice Danaher celling, lot" 21, blk 19, Knox mith's Venice, $1000. Ray R. Davis to Mary Davis, lot blk 3, Woodlawn Upper and land in NiniaJi Edwards eirs' sec. 7, Wood River, 10.. Einar Johnson to William L.

Mc- iffen, pt lot 12, blk 1, C. F. Stel- el's Tonsor Park, $10. Francis G. Gillard to Turney 'Bryan, lot 66, L.

M. Taggart's Anna Loan Improvement Co. Lottie Mary Nicholson, lot 12, 75, Original Plat of Granite ity, $1. Lottie May Nicholson to Margie lot 12, blk 75, Original lat of Granite City, $1. Lottie Nicholson to Margie Mithell, lot 25, bill 25, Granite Park esub of McCasland Youree's nd, 3rd and 4th $1.

Fern Handlin Davidson to How- jd J. May, pt lots 29 and SO, blk Milton Heights sec. 7, rood River, $10. William B. Irvln to Benjamin F.

Ill, pt lot 5, blk 2, Salu pper Alton, $10. Andrew Pedone to Onofrio Peone, lots 2 and 3, blk 9, McClure lace, Alton, $2800. Granite City Home-Bldrs. Corp. Richard C.

Eck, lot 17, pt lot 8, blk 2, Northlands Gran- $1. Home Bldg. Loan Ed- rardsville, to Nellie G. Bennett, lots 12 and 13, blk 10, All. No.

East Granite, $1. Louisa C. Hotz to Milton Hirsch, )t 4, blk 8, City of Highland, $1. Sarah E. Krauth to William 0.

turner, lot 11, blk 1, East Grane, $5. Rhine Grable to it 2, Plegge's sec. 11, "Wood iver, 42200. N. O.

Nelson Co to Ralph E. udor, blk 12, Add. No. 1, Le- laire, $1. C.

W. Terry to Milton E. Shery, lots 9 arid 22, blk 2, Paul Jones Edwardsville, $10. Isabel Allen to Mildred Conley, ots 42 and 43, blk 4, North IEIAL PHOTOS CUT FORESTERS' TRAVEL Circuit Court Cases. C.

C. Morris vs. Louis Vernon Aidnak, narr and cog. Divorce cases filed: lae M. vs.

Troy E. Mahon; battle vs. Eddie Gay; iverett vs. Juanita Bennett; ulius vs. Christine Russell; ohn vs.

Frances Giles; da vs. Le Roy Smith. Probate Court Proceedings. Joseph W. Muszynski, deceased on claim continued to De- ember 19.

Pauline Mary Lengyel, deceased, laims allowed. Stephen James deceas- claims allowed. -Walter deceased, laim date first Monday of Febuary Sarah Piggott, deceased, ition for authority to execute eed of conveyance pursuant to ecedent's contract to convey rea state set foi hearing January 7 William Schooley, deceased fill report appioved and executih a discharged. Silas. Shadwick, deceased, dis jursements having ad mlnisti'ato'r Genevieve Urban, conservator hip, conservator is authorized to ncrease the allowance for sup lort and maintenance of ward.

Theo. Sims, deceased, current ac ount approved, and executor is lischarged. Anna Burian Hruby, deceased jroof of heirship made; claim dati irst Monday of February. Victor Palzenberger, deceased idminis'trator is authorized to car out contracts of decedent. Henry Y.

Gvillo, deceased, fina 'approved, administrator -ii lischarged. Sarah A. D.unstan, deceased, fi nal report approved; executrix it discharged. Agnes Zebelis, deceased, final re approved; administratrix ii lischarged. Dora Cox, distribution laving been made, executor is dis Martin Trumpat, deceased, proo of death intestate made, proof ielr ship made.

Claim date firs Monday of February. ipproved. LeRoy J. Fournie, deceased jroof of death intestate made 3 roof of heirship made. Claim date first Monday of.

February. OUs A. Edwards, minor; petitioi to sell, real estate. William J. Peterson, inventory approved.

In the following estates, claims were presented: Henr Mattea, Peter Levo, Emma Leder Million Dollar Dock Fire Long Beach, Dec. 6--. fire that raged the dock at the port of Long Beach wa brought under control today afte causing more than $1,000,000 dam age to three ships, a doc and threatening two hospital ships Two Coast Guard flre boats wer lost, one when It caught 'fire an burned, and the other when it sani possibly after being crushed bj ships being moved from the burn ing dock. Tired Kidneys Often Bring Sleepless Nights Doctors ony your kidneys contain 16 milM of tinytuboaorfllterswliieh help to purify tho blood you hoalthy. when thoy ffe tired ancl don't work rigKt in tlio daytime many people have to get up nights.

Framem orscantyBasanges with smarting nndtanuns sometimes shows there is oomethins wrong with your kidneys or bladder. Don't ncglcc thiBCOntlitlonimdloaovnluaKe.reatfulslcop When disorder of kidney funetterienhit poisonous to remain in your blood, i may also cause naslns backache, rheumatic patas, leg pains, Joss ol pep and energy swelling, pufflncsa under the eyes, headaches and dizziness; wait! Ask your druggist for Doan'8 FiliSt a stimulant diuretic, used successfully by millions for over 40 years. Boon's give happyVrollef and will Iiclp tho 15 miles kidney tubes flush out, poisonous wucto froi your blood. Got Dosu's Piils. Angeles Forest, Cal.

Use of erial 'photography now makes it ossible for foresters to- take "field without leaving their 1 desks, re 121. Grant re- orted." Photographs from the air reveal ensity of timber kinds and ges of trees, barren areas and ots where springs are likely to xist. Grant says the pictures are espe- ally valuable In fire-control work nee strategy may be mapped om study of photos of a nondan- ered area. A Victory safest invert GIFT LIST DELICIOUS RESULTS Sic yours with Flako because Flako's ingredients are precision-mixed. No uncertainty of measuring.

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