The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 8

EIGHT THE EVENING REVIEW, EAST LTVERPOOL, OHIO. and warmer. TUESDAY, JUNE 9 909 Straw Hat Headquarters how my store is known all over one place where all the new shapes are to be hi d. Sailors, Panamas, Soft brims, Merry Widows, etc. With all the different widths of brims, heights of and with hat experts to see you are properly fitted, the use of taking chances elsewhere? PERSONAL 1).

A. Davidson, of Lisbon, I at ('i)lunibiiK to flio maiid loniplo ot as a cbdoKato. L. K. ('0(10, of Lisbon, Udt for Co liitnlniM today a.s a dologafo from lodgo.

K. of that city, to Kiand and Airs. L. ,1. Iforrou and son, ot fbis ojiy.

aro vlKifinR ft n-nds. Mr. and Mrs Frank AiorRan and fliiloion, of Ciirrollton, aro visiting In paronts In (his olfy. Mr. and Airs, Frank Crook uro In and Mrs.

Iknt Sobrlng, of Hobt ing. Mr. and Harinuth havo red urn- od from a mouth's visit at Carrolliom Mr. and Mrs. Harvoy of this rlty, a fow with Mr.

and W. .1. of Sobring. .1. and family havo ro- to East visiting lot al rolallvo.s.

Hlalr AlliBon. of Croani Uldgo, was a buHinoss visitor. Tlioittpson and wifo aro vibil- Inu tho paronts at H.dtring. ks Htu' Firtli lias roturrtt'd from ti visit lit hor itrotbor, Edwin, al East W. W.

wifo attd sun. spout Sunday with Wo.st rola- ti VOS. F. Sis'akman, of I oily. Is itine Ernost Diitidloy.

at Sobring. Asliititngb tind wifo, of Falobtino, who liavo boon vlKlf- ing frionds in this oity. itavo homo. Frank Flutto and wife spont Sun day in oountry. D.

Hanoi', of Homowortli, who lias boon lioro on ItuslnosM, has roturn- od hmiio, Airs, Brown ttnd son. Homor, Hobring, rofuint'd liorno aftor viKiting fiion.ls in this olty. Hvnn roturnod to bill- aftor a Iniof visit Drin of Hooliortor. viiitlng in oily. Thomas Aiaionoy, nf Alloghony, roturnod lionto aftor visiting boro.

loft for WnsbingftJn, today aftor a brief visit with panmts in tho city. Donnis aocojttod a position at Canal Dover. (Joorgo OilloKple lias roturnod to Canioron iiflor aftonding fnneral of lii.s brotlior in tlio city, Froda McConnolI loft on tho oxoursion train last for Carrollton, wltoro sho will visit her grand- paronts for a few wooks. Sito aoconi paniod hor nncdo, William Uimbright. C.

Dultar, a proiitinonL IMtisbiiig in-Hitranco man, is iu this tho guosf of E. L. Hratliiion. Air. it ml E.

Jonos aro re ing ovot Ilio arrival of a baity bov tbiir l.onio on itradshaw avonno, Mrv. Frost has roturnod from a visit in Trenton, N. J. I Shivo, of Wost Fonrtn Htrotd, is rooovoring from an attack of typliold fovor. Harry W.

Smith is convales- cout aftn iin attack of Amui Carson roturnod yostor- day from Hoavor collogo whoro she sfndiod year niidt'r Ferrata, a fainoiiH ninsfc Sho loft ttxlay acconipttnlotl by Kennedy fttr Youngstown, sho will visit homo coming week. TERMS OF SALE GASH No Soot On Approvai HALF PRICE SALE OF WALL PAPERS CONTINUED The Balance of This Week. A glance in the glass gives joy after using S.atln skin cream and powder. At the solicitation of a number of our customers who were not prepared to buy Wall Papers within the five days sale limit, and in order that everybody may have an equal opportunity, we have agreed to continue the Sale until Saturday evening. 5 Half Prices Will Also Prevail on Our Entire tures and Books for the Same Length All Laca Curtains and Portieres 20 per Cent Reduction, Stock of ic of Time.

20 Off Boycotting ti Illegal. It Is reported that there is to be an Increase In the price of tombstones. I.iet Its all get together now and try as long as iMisslble to get along without tombstones. ON THE TOP WAVE OF PUBLIC COFFEE. lU-lf Card of Thanks.

We desire to expre.Hs our sincere ihnnks to Aithur D. Mink and the (inartct of the First M. E. churcli. Miss Hamill tind the many kind friends and tielghbor.s who rendered as- histivnee during tlie illness and deatli of onr dangliter and sister.

MR. AND MRS. C. W. POWELI.

AND FAMILY. 135-h Always There. Trouble is about the only thing that can Invariably be found where one looks fur it. 01 For Five Days, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and offer you theun- ot i restricted choice of all Lace Curtains and Portieres at the uniform discount of 20 per cent. All All 50 Lace Curtains for 40 the pair 75 Lace Curtains 60 the pair All 1.00 Lace Curtains 80 the pair All 1.25 Lace Curtains 1.00 the pari All 1.50 Lace Curtains for 1.20 the pair All 2.00 Lace Curtains for 1.60 the All 2.50 Lace Curtains for 2.00 the pair All 3.00 Lace Curtains for 2.40 the pair All 4.00 Lace Curtains 3.20 the pair All 5.00 Lace Curtains 4.00 the pair HIGH GRADE TAPESTRIES AT HALF PRICE 2.00 Tapestries i 510 yard I 2.50 Tapestries for 1.25 a 3.00 Tapestries 1.50 a yard 4.00 Tapestries 2.00 a yard 5.00 Tapestries 2.50 a yard 6.50 Tapestries 3.25 a yard 7.50 Tapestries for 3.75 a yard 9.00 Tapestries 4.50 a yard Special Reduced Prices Oe All Mattings and Rugs.

A Igtby giti has iiirivt'd at Urn home of Mr. and Mrs. Westlake. Always Watch Busy rlontli 0 us Grow Guile Footwear Sacrificod i Ovsrstocked (M The (leiiiand foDtwear this season has eft Hiaiiy of faetDrii's and Dverstot-k- lilack jioods of all kinds. We into the market and have just rcM'iMVi'd over two thousand iikmi's, Black, whic'h morniiiii at satu itit'o The son is just iioM' for oxfords and you ha to out or two pairs.

You eau not atiord to miss an opportunity like this. Quality Up, Prices Down What you here at is right If not we make it right. Supply yourselves now with while Sale only eontinues for a short YOU van. THOUGHTS ON BUSINESS BY WALDO PONDRAY WARREN JOKING WHILE OTHERS WAIT I IS unqueationably wrong to waste another If you can help it. Some njen who are in a position to make others wait for them do not always appreciate this fact.

a time," said a solesman recently, lose the very heart of the day waiting around to see some buyer who care anything about my time. Just the other day I called to see a man of that kind, and it took over an hour out of the best part of the forenoon just to learn that would prefer to see me the next day. I was one cf four men waiting outside his private office while he was talking with a fifth. When we had been there some time the door opened and the other man started to go. As he stood with one hand on the knob making a few parting remarks, the buyer said, the way, did you ever hear that one about the Irishman and the The other evidently heard It, for he went in again and closed the door and come out for fifteen minutes.

And while they story and doubtless several more like it we four were the fact was plainly known. When finally I got in, after waiting from half-past ten till a quarter of twelve, I was told that it was too near noon to take the matter up, and that I could come In to-morrow and he would see me." Always shorten the story when others are waiting. (Copyright, by B. ow I .) YOUR VACATION TRIP LOCAL BRIEFS FISHEI'S Oit of gain Faasis i 114 SIXTH STREET Formerly The Bestonian Shoe Stcre Points on A committee of the Bnslness association went to Youngstown today where they will olitaln a few pointers on Coiii- Ing The Yoimgatown celebration is being held this week. New Game I.ester A.

Me- Bane and George C. Simms have be appointed deputy game and fish wardens for this city and were sworn In by Mayor CrawTord yesterday. Twenty-Two Pieces Kino pieces of first class mail matter and 13 of second class, missent to Liverpool, were received at the local yesterday. A want will supply ycmr wishes. Inundation of the Nile.

The valley of the Nile Is Inundated legularly every year from the 15th of June to the 17th of September. When the river subsides it leaves a rich de- Itosit of soil for six miles on each of the stream. Sometlme's the overflow is excessive, but if the inundaUon falls short failure of crops results, Iu 1829 the flood was so great as to cause tlie loss of 30,000 Ihes and the much property. Three Men in One. A witty writer has observed with much truth that every man is.

in a sense, three different men. in the first place, he is the man he thinks himself to be; In the second place, he is the man other persons think him to be; and, finally, he is the man that he really is. Will be more enjoyable if you have the Review mailed each evening. The cost is only 25 cents per month but must be paid in advance, to comply with postal rules. The Rattlesnake Emblem.

Dr. Thornton convinced President Jefferson that the rattlesnake (Crota- lus Ilorrldus), being peculiar to this country, was the finest emblem of the United States that could be found, It never acts but defensively, it never strikes without giving fair warning, and when It does strike it is New Press. TRY ADMIRAL COFFEE. 111-tf Sit Tight, you on de fence in dia you dunno which side ter fall on, des keep still a while, de yuther fellers'll fall show you how when! Constitution, It is very Important and In fact It la ao- aolutely nrcesHary to health that we give rf'itef to the stomach promptly at the tlrsr signs or trouble. Take something once In KUDOL for liyapepflia and Indtgeatlon.

It will enable voar stomach to do Ita work properly, hy A. H. Rnlmr. In Which WeT-ead. The mail, telephone and are more generously used in the United States than In any other country.

Don't ask us to mail paper out of town unless cash accompanies the Order. 25c a month. tf DeMltts Kidney and Bladder Pills afford Qiihk relief for all forms of kidney and bladder trouble. A treatment kOc. Sold by A.

H. Rnlter Shortest European People. Laplanders are the shortest people in Europe, the men averaging four feet 11 inches, the women four feet nine inches. To insure prompt delivery of the Evening Review to out-of-town sub scribers the subscription must be paid in advance. 25c per month, tf TODAYS WANTS Patience.

Patience is not much of a virtue when It is utilized for the purfMJSt! of teaching a dog to bop on feet FOR RENT A foiB" room house on Avondale street. Inquire C. A. Fowler. Avondale street, i36-r WANTED Five molders at once Apply East Liverpool Foundry and Machine Virginia avenue.

East 136-r with particulars, Worte Review office, Wellsville. A reliable paintrr on painting a lo-rooniho For information address "Paiir Review office. FOUND A sum of iiioiiey on afternoon. Owner, can have! same by proving and paying fori notice. Call A 715, IJsbon WANTED A girl for general! work in sniall family; no wash none but a competent girl or wo neeil apply.

344 West Fourth sti FOR RENT One furnisheJ all conveniences suit aide for two gentlemen: per month, 329 Sitring street, corner St. street. FOR RENT Fivi-room house, shady, spring water; $8 near Wellsville Inquire of Dickey, Kmi. Well.sville. Oj FOR SALE a Rnissel oariwt, head sewing macbine, almost side Itoard; a bargain, inquire Jefferson street.

FOR SALE Fine driving broke, safe for women to wRl sell runabout and liarnesi bargain. Talk with FOR SALE A well ness, a money maker, can it at home; no capital reqiiiW' low. Talk witii Tliomp.s^ We are stitl ai'tri' ness ill Cleaning Dyeing at 416 Miii'kft St Call Bell SIATE DYE One of the largest B1 End. A capable and reliable boy, 15 years old, desires situation where work would be appreciated; completed first year in Wellsville high school with excellent record. Address, CORN IPOHTO Seed Corn.

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