The Chronicle-Telegram from Elyria, Ohio • Page 2

THE ZVJU1MQ TELECOAM. Wednesday, Julv 14, 1909. to mil BDBM, per pkc America Inhuman, Says Bishop Williams to the New Yorkers CUB la. DKPABTMKfT. Ham, per HJ.

lie Pickled Pigsfeet, per Ib fc H. Conry At feieat MarRet Rawaoa 73; Ball 48. mal and Social News hems use Home 19 or Bell 26 intereftting meet- on of the W. C. T.

Tuesday afternoon Mrs. S. B. Rawson, A very enjoyable ren. Mrs.

Geo. Crisp bwv giving talks a cbonld all strive Ideal Ja every way." a reading and render- 4o. Miss Marjorle la solo and Arthur tlie "Newsboys Dorset, VermonL Mrs. J. McCullough of Brookville.

is the gtiest of her daughter, Mrs. P. E. Maddock. of West avenue.

f- 5, to Mr. and Mrs. Lesof Trevorton. a Mr. Van Epps in Elyria, having era! times.

lias invited the em- a ft Co. and the Wednesday 'erening at his home guests will num- Goldsmith of West tiding a few days with rplcnic given Tuesday leas beach hy the Stan- the M. E. chnrch, in every way. out sixty present- delicious supper Ite ladies, two launches up the river, and a le evening was spent Mrs W.

M- Nichols has returned from j. visit in Butler and Pittsbnrg, Pa. Mr. Zenu returned Tuesday to his home in after spending a few days with his daugh ters. Mrs.

E. P. Corey and Mrs. D. F.

Roe. The many friends of Mrs. H. Merthe will be pleased to learn that she is recovering nicely from a severe operation, which she underwent a week ago at Memorial hospital. Miss Ella Wadsworth of Third street, is spending a week with friends in Ridgeville.

Mrs. A. E. McClare of Lakewood, and Lawson McClure of Toronto, Canada, are the guests of Dr. and Mrs.

McClnre of East avenue. Mrs. T. R. Rainey and son, Boyd, will leave shortly for their home In Michigan, after spending the past two weeks at the home of Mr.

Williams, Third street- Mr, and Mre J. E. Lennox left on Tuesday on a tvro weeks' trip up the lakes St-'Richards and family led from a trip of points visited Bangor and Arros- Montreal. Canada in the interests fit 'Jubilee Fund and net- hundred dol- Mrs. Sirickler and Mrs.

Thomas Hill lef- this morning to at- tfae C. T. U- convention held at Thursdav on I Mrs. i in Xicnols is visiting of Los the guest of her 1 i unk, left Tuesday eland. Wm.

Dachtler of left Wednesday for a latter's brother, W-1 bt Salida, Col. Before' Mrs. 1 ters and children left Monday Indiana, after spending several wt-'-Us with Elyria friends. Tappan of Tiffin, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. McDowell of the Jackson Terrace.

its. Jack Denney of Staunton, arrives in Elyria Thursday, having ac- visit oth- cepted a position with the National Tube company. James of Sixth leave Thursday for brother. John Tay- Mici- ilester Perry, returned home Tuesday from Wellesley, where she has been attending Wel- leslej college. New York.

Jaiy patriotism is egotism." "Money is the American god." "New York city is bis. but it is not great." As Lochinvar came out of the West, comes the Rt. Rer. Charles D- Williams. D.

bishop of Michigan, to hurl from the pulpit of St. Bartholomew's church an exclusive brand of patriotism, of which these utterances are the synopsis. The bishop did not hesitate when interviewed, to emphasize rather than retract, hit previously expressed opinions. "America is materialistic, individualistic, and inhuman." declared Dr. Williams.

"All we think of here is money No other country in the world worahipa money the way we do. Our Confreaa Id run by trusts and--Senator Aldrica. pcor has not a chance. We are nothing if not material. "We are hare the bishop's took a deeper tone.

"Not another nation holds human life as lightly as we do. In Pittsburg last year. 1,000 human bodies were mained or killed by accidents from which they should have been guarded. Our laws for the protection of human life are neither properb made nor properly enforced. "On laws protecting women and children we rank with one other nation.

That nation Russia. We sit with our hands folded and watch the slaughter of the Innocents." Mrs. J. A. Calder returned Wednesday to her home in Torrington.

after a several weeks' Tlsit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Hafner of Fifth street. Miss Olive McNeal accompanied her home for visit.

DEATH TAKES BANKER NEWS IN A NUTSHELL HAPPENINGS FROM a JOTTED DOWN. What the World in Ii Doing. Told by th: Telegraph H. STEELE OF AMHEKST PASSED AWAY TIESDVT AFTERNOON" Amherst, July X. Steele, secretarv of the Amherst banking company and one of the best known bankers in Loram county, passed a a a-, his home in this city Tuesday afternoon.

He had suffered moderately for several years from a complication of diseases and his malady had only recently become acute. The a will occur at 1 Friday. Mr. Steele was sixty-three of age and a life-long resident of Amherst. His banking record commenced in 1891 when, with H.

G. Redington. C. A. Moore, Smith Steele, A- and J.

E. Plato, he, formed a partnership to take over the old Ceeley bank, which had failed SIT years before. He was elected cashier of the bank which place he held for a decade and was made secretary after the incorporation in 1901 under the present name. Mr. Steele was married in 1367 to Miss Ellen Gawn.

Three children, Miss Marion Steele, Mrs. Frank Richmond, and Frank Steele. i i He a a member of the township board of education and was Identified with the Masonic and of P- lodges. Foley's and Tar not only chronic coughs "that weaken the constitution and develop into consumption, but heals and strengthens the lungs. It affords comfort and relief the worst cases of chronic bronchitis, asthma, hay fever and lung: trouble.

Store Ebert's Druj How I Keep My Hair Young and Beautiful (By Mable Graham) I know that every woman desires beautiful hair, and if they will follow my rules they will have ai long, soft and Suffy hair as I have. In tne first, place I wash my head well i as caught 'j sous. lorott! i by a i watf 1 2nd Rer-i entered order in ferier.il covrt i for of Great property in I a by special at Pan! The prorerty is --or'h S2'l HeaT'iruken. it is said, because h's a Albert Rothschild, head of Airstr'an brjni of cue taaious ii-- no; to r-v trie Rothschild. -1.

the voungest son. i at Vienna. Austria. A polyglot newspaper, printed in a dozen languages is to be established by the united societies for self government in Chicago for the ment of the "home rule" and "personal liberty" principles. The publication is to be issued weekly.

The mangled body of Charles Silverside. a detective for the Lake Shore Railroad was found on railroad track at Laporte. Ind. He had been watching freight trains and it is thought he may have been thrown un der the cars bv tramps. between the governors of the various states and terruories and the division of information of the department of commerce and labor to promote a more beneficial distribution of aliens in the congested of the country, is sought in a comiEiTnica tioii has been sent out to the states by V.

chief of the division of in- formnticn. A i i T. M. Wilson of Brownhelm and B. S.

Billette are spending the day in Cleveland on business. Miss Mabel Baker left Monday on an extended vacation trip to the North aad West. C. A. Hill of The Fair Is spending a few days in Elyria and Cleve land on business.

Mrs. A- Brown of Putsburg, today for an indlnnite visit with Jacob Wernert and family. L. P. Lersch spent Monday Elyria on business.

Mrs. John Packard has returned from a. few days visit in Lor am where she was attending her daughter. Mrs. Carl Slumaky.

Carl H. Ernst. Fred M. McQueen, and Chas. Good ipent Tuesday in Klyria on business.

Miss Evelyn Coulton of Chicago is the guest of Mias Helen Harding of SouTh Main street. G. F. Sabiers is critically ill his nome on Tenny street as the result of a severe hemorrhage on Monday Officials 01 The Cleveland Stone Co absolutely deny that Xa. 9 a ry has been abandoned and that the story coined in Loram was i i i tacts.

The a is beins hauled a a and story a usual was far from the The a an announced yesterday will only be closed tem- porarilly while ihe macadamizing adjacen; to the a property is progress. -r and Mn Geo. Streicher and a i of Oberlm spent Tues day as the guests of i Krause and family. Ella Shorr yesterda on an extended visit i Cleveland nends and relatives Edward Zimmerman -who has been in Arizona and New exieo for nearly the pasr year on account of his health. returned horn-- this morning.

Jas. Ebersok had a bone bioken in his heel by being hit i a fall- i stone at the Ohio Quarry. yes- th- a Considered HI -Till- 1. of his daughter Golda is id h- 1 caiispfl Say'er vice of First Xauonai bar; i of ILV, 111 to suffer in silence sinre the doniestif tragedy that led to his deatu Sunday night at the hands of Dr. W.

Millar, ho for many months had pa-d ardr-nt attention to the banker's mother of Golda. Sayler. INVITATION TO AVOMEX The Ldia K. i a Medicine a of Lynn. cordially i i any a interested to call at iheir laboratory at Lynn.

and see for herself the care which is taken with the correspondence received from the of i Xo letter or testimonial has ever been made public with- the i wish or consent of the writer. Xo confidepce has ever been violated, and in i history have they sold or disposed of anv of their Ii is for these reason? a Of i i a e-. err year fee! rree to Mrs i a i to: a i i i i alv, a Enven free oC charge. CROWDS BESIEGE -o- of Middle avenue. Mrs.

Oscar Ingersoll is spending a night for a visit few days with Mrs. A- H. Moores of in Fair Haven and Middle avenue. )AY JRIDAY and SPECIAL ithered Oak Cut 65c Each very usefull piece and no home lete without one. reductions on all July.

Co, fUNmiRE EMPORIUM SfOOAL DKECTORS European Scientists Again Lead the Way. As moet at the greatest life aav- ing discoveries in the field of medicine have been given to aafferlng humanity by Sclentiats of Europe, ao nave they ao-w achieved another triumph--a. triumph wilch ot the highest iorponcance to pain tortured victims of rheumatism and Its kindred maladiea. preparation, after mootia of the most rigid in the hoapit- als of Europe has demonstrated beyond doubt a power to relieve suffering. The wont caaes of Rheumatlam, Lumbago, Pleurisy and Neuralgia nave promptly yielded in almost every instance, and furthermore, the pain haa been per manently driven out.

The relief effected along Nature's own lines "by getting at the root of the trouble aad forcing out. than the high-priced Imported makts, i This remarkable preparation la and a vr ie pint only cor3 to now, for the first time, offered to cents, a s-ire If evary lady will the American people under the lecipe they will nave name of It can ob" youns: and bea i a hai-. ar.ri plenty talned from Phillips Drug Stor.e or twice a month with a shampoo made as follows: Take half of a ten-cent cake of pure castilf soap, shave fine, dissolve this in half a i pint of water with and of gentle heat; when dissolved beat in the yolk of one egg and juice of one lemon; stir until cold. Rnb a little of 'his into the roots of the hair, and rinse thoroughly with warm water and dry I also use a quinine hair tonic Treely. which keeps I'ae scalp clean and the hair in a beiu iful and healthy condition, and is especially good for dandruff and falling hair.

I tind the best tjnic can ba made by mixing a half pint of alcohol witb half a i of water and adding one ounce of beta quinol i i or yoiJ can use one pint of Bay Rum in place of the adcohol and water. This makes quinine hair tonic better -o- Trv a Column Resulta. It brings GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Century Refrigerator VVel! insulated so tint ice will not mel' rapidly, removable shelves and waste pipe cleaning easy, galvanized linings, a hancUoiEG finish and the besrf value for tht pricv of any refrigerator made. $7.50, $8.50, $11.00, $12, $14.00, $15.00 Automatic White-lined Refrigerators with chamber opening on the f20. Hubert Day Sons The -Jarkmn Hott-I Clamoring to See the Quaker Doctor Simple Herbal Remedies Io- inil Wonderful Work- It is interesting to know that the a Quaker doctor came here seemingly but today he is most talked about in our city on account of i cures, viz- Deafness cured in three minutes, monster parasites removed in from one to three hours time without sickness to the person; catarrh cured permanently.

The Quaker doctor is a graduate of the university of Pennsylvania and registered in many states, carries a great many valuable instruments and locates disease at sight The famous Quaker Herbs of Health. Quaker Healing Oil and the Mineral Spring Salts are now the talk of the city Hundreds will testify about the wonderful cures at the nightly free lectures on the Public Square on Broad street. You can hear wonderful praises about the Quaker Herbs curing Kidney. Liver and Stomach troubles. The Quaker doctor will con- tinus to hold forth at the hotel.

Hours 10 a. m. to 12 a- and 7 to 9 P- m. Many people with chronic throat and tronbie have found comfort and relief in Foley's Honey and Tar as it cures stubborn coughs after other treatment has failed. L.

M. Ruggles, Reasnor. Iowa, writes: "The doctors said I consumption and I got no better until I took Foley's Honey ana Tar. It stopped the hemorrhages and pain in my lungs and they are now as sound as a bullet." The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar contains no opiates and Is safe and sure. Refuse substitutes.

Ebert's Drag Store. -o the digestion is all right, the action of the bowels regular, there is a natural croving and relish for food. When this is lacking you may know that you need a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They strengthen the digestive organs, improve the appetite and regulate the bowels. Sold by Eady Drug Store.

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WBNGA1TEN 377-379 BROADWAY. KfW YORK ROUND TRIP Summer Excursion FiRES TO NEW YORK GUY Alto to 3r. Lawrence i resorts. Adirondack and -Mountains. Xew England Sea Shore and of others in Xe.v Yortc State, Xew England and Canada.

Tickets sold every dav during August and September, jrood a i liberal stop-overs and option boat on Lake Erie or rail Cleveland and Buffalo, and boat on Hudson River or rail between and New York Kill; Particulars from Agents. Lake Shore Ry. The Water Way March. SKM) FOR XKtt I. C.

MARCH AXD TWOSTEP The C. Lake Lines have just published a March and Two-Step i by Harry H. Zickel. composer of the popular "Jolly Student," America." "Ford" and other very successful selections. This composition, which was expressly i for the D.

C. Lake Lines, is of i and action, and so catchy rhat ii is bound to be the a success of this season. You will i the Get your copy first. Mailed to any address for five two-cent stamps Address Detroit Cleveland Navigation Co Dept. W.

Detroit. Mich. GET WHAT YOU ASK FOR When you an article well advertised in the newspapers you may le sure it is a good article, for advertising only pays if the goods are honest and possess merit. The people make a specialty of one advertised article like Cascarets, Candy Cathartics, for example, stake their whole business existence on its doing what tbpy say it will. They must "make good, as the saying is.

Readers of i paper are urged to be sure a they get a they ask for. they ask for an advertised article, for it's the good thing that is imitated and counterfeited. Do not accept substitutes. Insist on getting the genuine. CART) OF THAXTvS We wish to express our sincere thanks to Rev.

J. P. Sala and the employes of the W. A. M.

S. Co. for their kindly services and floral MRS. M. LESLIE and Family EXCURSIONS TO CITY NEW JERSEY SEA COAST RESORTS i i Asbury Park, Lons Branch and others, via a and Xew York City.

Every Day in July ROL'XD TRIP Tickets good thirty 3 0 days ra- turninjr. Liberal stop-over privileges; also option of boat or rail between Cleveland and Buffalo and Albany and New York. For special folder of particulars apply to Ticket Agent. Lake Shore Ry Care of Children's Hair Don't put off the care of your child's hair until lias the usual hair troubles Most 01 the hair troubles in later life can be charged to neglett of the children's hair. Prepare the children for the attacks that will follow in later life by reason of heredity, dandruff, age, etc.

Go to Store purcha-c a dollar bottle of Remol, with which will receive free a bottle of Rcmol Shampoo and one box of Tal- cutinc, the original deodorant toilet powder Use it. and if not satisfied with the return it and money vi ill be refunded Thus you will get Shampoo and Taio.itinc free, with a chance to try Remol Tonic without if it does not bring results. All are manufactured by the Associated Druggists Company, of Washington. D. and all of its products are guaranteed.

IS YOUR HAIR FALLING OUT? Try Remol Hair Tonic, and if it does not stop, return the bottle and your money will be refunded. WINDSOR HOTEL W. T. BRUBAJOOL Maa. A moderate of.