The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 5

THE EVENING REVIEW. EAST LIVERPOOL, OHI5 FTVa MONDAY, JULY 24, 1916. The Leadership CHESTER HmrVi i I i j.if i in nil Enoch Riley, Newsdealer, 5th has charge of The Evening Review Circulation. Leave Subscription Orders, Advertisements, with him. Bell phone, 496 Infants aae Invalids HORLICK'S THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Rich milk, malted grain, in powder form.

For infants, invalids asagro wing children. Pure nutrition, upbuilding tkt Whole body. Invigorates nursing mothers ad the aged. More nutritious than tea, coffee, etc. Instantly prepared.

Requires no cooking. Sobstirates Cost YOU Sam Price 818 Local Player Shines. Tommy Sheehan, local ball player, 9V.2B!EA(BIHI In going thru our warehouse we find about two dozen shop worn Regular price ranging from $7.00 to $12.00. We are going to close put the lot at $1.25 each. Take your pick while the picking is good.

Ask Lewis Bros. About It continues to hit the ball for the Nash ville club of the Southern association. Friday's game against Mobile Shee Nearly a quarter century of serving the public With tea of unequalled quality and flavour haft merited the distinction that Salada enjoys, Sealedpacket960c.l70G.alb. 21Iqoz. trial packets 12 a.

han was at bat three times, scored two runs, hit safely twice, had two putouts and six assists and played er rorless balL The Nashville club is still are expected to spend the day at the local resport. Tbe steamer Joe Fowler will leave Freedom at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning, arriving at Ihe park landing before noon. Others will come by trol eading the league. Sheehan, accord ing to the latest official averages, is FARE $322 hitting near the .300 mark. IkV ley and train.

A special program of athletic events will be held on the ball field commencing at 2 o'clock. Danc CLEVELAND Grands vs. Ambrldge. The ball game, scheduled for Wed ing will be the principal diversion of UEFALO nesday afternoon at Rock Springs park between the East Liverpool tne evening All park amusements will be in operation. Grands and the strong Ambridge nine, will attract many from this city.

Both teams will present their strongest lineups and a battle royal is expected. Manager Paddy Carr, of the Examined 14 Applicants. Here's a Hen Story. J. C.

Nichols, well known local chicken fancier of Pennsylvania avenue, has a Thompson Ringlet Barred Rock hen which holds a unique record. CHESTER BRIErS J) bridge workers, will likely use "Lefty" of weights and measures, at $1,200 year; 13 applicants for printer at Ohio State university, $1,416, and four applicants for electricians at state Columbus, July 24. Tbe state civil Tha largaat an matt eotuy Kmw aa inland watar ef the world. Hughes on the mound, while McNeill will probably be the pitching selection I service commission examined 14 at i Donald Allison or scoring spent Rnniljtv with hi. narent Mr and Mm.

uir BHumani siaie inspector for the home club. This game Is one of the many features of the Elks' lion for 1600 paawengara. "CITY OF ERIE" 3 Mntffcewt St "CITY OF BUFFALO BEXWUEN CLEVELAND DaUy, May 1st to Nov. 15th BUFFALO On April 23 the hen hatched out nine chicks, seven of which are dead. During the month of June the ben laid every day with the exception of five and up until last Saturday has laid every day but four during the present Charles F.

Allison of Carolina avenue. Miss Veronica Black of Salineville Utti Clerrland 1:00 P. M. Ixt. BntTala r.

UUA.M. Baby Carnival and Field day which will be held at the park on that day. Play will start promptly at 4:30 o'clock. AiroaBuflala 1 30 A. II, ArriTa UaalaS Is visiting at the home of Mrs.

Fred If 'ara HIMitlM I tmal Dunn on Indiana avenue. Cowwetkme at Buffato far Niagara Fall and all Eaatarn an Canafflaa points. Raftrnai i "Money Cannot Hire Me to Take a Drink" ata raaima oatwaaa Ulevaiand ana eonaio ara (oaa wmpanmutm ma Merle Phillips of Sebrlng spent the ticket agant I or Beaeia via a p. urea. year montn.

She still hovers over the two remaining chicks. Mr. Nichols has forwarded an account of the unusual occurrence to a number of the leading week end with home folks in this city. 2 PS tantifoll eolorod aaetkmalwMf la chart, ahowuut both eiUrwr and inUrtor of The Great 3 pa. tag, aad maiHrg.

AJaa hin HjlKANUbKk aaat on reoettrt 01 n. moo aa B. H. Sturgis of YoungBtown spent ur oar 24 pag. pictorial and deaqriptrya hooatet trim.

Sunday with his wife here. BUFFALO TRANSIT CO Clerelaad, Okie THE CLEVELAND Iff poultry journals. Recovering from Accident. R. W.

Pugh, who suffered a badly Local Mill Worker Injured. Charles Ludwig, well known local mill worker, sustained bad cuts to both his right and left arms, just below the elbow, while engaged in his duties at the local plant of the American Sheet ft Tin Plate company yesterday morning. The unfortunate man was assisted to a physician, where the Injuries were dressed. Earl Wilson of Indiana avenue has returned home from a two weeks' vacation at Detroit, and Buffalo, N. Y.

To Foreclose Mortgage. dislocated left shoulder when he ship Tbe People's Building ft Savings "The Neal Treatment is The Greatest Thing on Earth Writes Former Patient. "Money cannot hire me to take a drink," writes a graduate of the Ncnl Institute, "and I want you to know I A. J. and Walter Glass and families ped and fell in the cellar of his home on Carolina avenue last Tuesday, is company of East Liverpool, wants WELLSVILLE very much Improved and was able to motored 'to Youngstown yesterday In the tatter's new car, where they spent judgment through the court against Thomas Hill for $1,437.09, the amount being claimed due on a loan made to be about for the first time today.

the day with friends. They returned to this city late this evening. Union Services. him several years ago. Hill borrow' received In large numbers from fof mer patients of the Neal Institute.

Three days of the Neal Treatment will change craving desire for liquot into intense dislike of anything at 1 coholic. The Neal Treatment is a physician 'i harmless vegetable remedy, taken in ternally, with no dangerous hypodermic injections. There is no public ity. For booklet "The Neal Way," writ phone or call the Neal Institute, 3'. Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, O.

Phon Rosedale 3490. Other Neal Institute! located at Columbus, Cincinnati and PtttwburRh. a am reeling fine and enjoying good 1 have no desire for liquor Union preaching services were held ed $1,100 on October 6th, 1906, and 4. 8. Lambling, Newsdealer, Third and Main Street, hat tnarge of The Evening Review Circulation.

last evening in the First Presbyterian secured its payment by mortgage on John H. Chapman. John H. Chapman, aged 61 years, a well known resident of this city, died at his home on Price avenue late Saturday evening following a lingering illness, death being due to a complication of diseases. whatever.

I think the Neal Treatment church, Rev, J. I. Moore, pastor Leave Subscription Orders, Adver 1 A number of auto parties who passed through this city en route to Wheeling yesterday afternoon reported a heavy rainfall throughout the Beaver valley shortly after the noon hour yesterday. lot 848 in William Brunt's addition to the city. The mortgage will now be is the greatest thing on earth.

I am doing everything in my power to help the First U. P. church occupied the tlsements, with him. Bell pulpit. The meeting was well attend 1 persuade phone, 54 R.

foreclosed and the property forced to sale. The deceased was born at New Cum ed despite the warm weather. This Is just one of the every day tributes to the efficacy of the Neal Trestment for alroholiKm, which sre IMUHMMIIHMM berland Noy. 4, 1864, and spent many years at that place. In 1877 he was united in marriage to Mary E.

Deuel, who still survives him. Besides his wife is survived by one son and three daughters: Mrs. James llMtMIIMtlllMMII iMMimiH WELLS V1LLE PERSONALS CLOSED, MARKED BY SUCCESS Pure Blood means Perfect Health Halladay Jr. of Hookstown. Mrs.

Elta Hendricks of East End, East Liv erpool; George Chapman and Flora Chapman at home. MARK TRADE Funeral services will be held from the late home on Price avenue at 1:30 iimii ii i di I tjeiiftfjottr Concert Feature of Chautauqua On. lighted Big Audience. Win mane iour piooq rurc prsi o'clock tomorrow afternoon, Rev. J.

T. Ridgley, pastor of the Second Christian church, East End, East Liverpool, officiating. Interment will be made in Keep yourself in good, vigorous condition; get a Knickerbocker Bath Spray Brush and use it every day. Lots of people have found it a means to better health. Gives you all the benefits or massage and shower combined.

a Ji eaiuraay nigoi'B suuince whs iuv Riverview cemetery. Miss Rose Woolley of Buckeye avenue is visiting friends in Rochester over the week end. Mrs. L. P.

Satow of Clark avenue has returned home from a visit in Dennison. Miss Minnie Maley of Pittsburg Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed Martin, and other relatives. Mrs. Albert Floto, who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis in the East Liverpool hospital, is improving nicely.

Ernest Whitacre of Salem is transacting business in Wellsville today. Mrs. Clarence Kountz of Main 75 largest In attendance during the past eight days of the Chautauqua and the Swift Specific Co. program given by Miss Alice Neilson, lyric soprano was well worth hearing. Picnic at Rock Springs.

The merchants at Freedom, will Every song given by Miss Neilson was hold their annual outing tomorrow at roundly applauded and she was called Rock Springs park. Several hundred people, from the upper Beaver valley, Mn for many encores. examine MIks Neilson. unlike most of the great artists, is American born, a na mvv tevm j. urn street is confined to her home by ill tive of Nashville, Tenn.

The beautiful southern woman has had an inter ness, Thomas Dlrst of Wood street is vis YourTEETH THE "SQUARE" CHEW THE iting in Millwood, W. Va. Orr Haney of Clark avenue is con esting career which has been marked by a series of successes. She is said to be the only musican who has won fame in grand opera after having first achieved an enviable and lasting rep 1 1 A fined to his home by illness. Knickerbocker Harry Kessell has returned from a visit In Wheeling.

fTortiqht WELLSVILLE PERSONALS. BEST CHEW C. J. Russell and daughter Cardine Bath Spray Brush of Main street are visiting at Cam bridge Springs. Miss Lillian Rayl is visiting friends American Navy" is the Biggest in Springfield, Mass.

Rev. W. G. Reagle and wife left to Chew'uq Tobacco Value in the World day for a three weeks visit with friends and relatives at Grove City, Ulmion in Hum opera. She has not, until quite recently, appeared in other than metropolitan centers.

Her chautauqua tour In a private car with a company of capable supporting artists is an innovation in American musical history. Miss Neilson appealed strongly to those who enjoy understandable programs as the greater part of the recital was in English, a number of favorites being listed and sung as encores. The Chautauqua which was brought to Wellsville by the Jr. O. U.

A. M. proved successful in every respect and the various performances were largely attended. Johnstown and Conneaut Lake. Mr.

and Mrs. C. N. Brannan and fam after you clean them. You will find, in all probability, an accumulation of tartar on the enamel and bits of food deposit hiding between the crevices.

YOUR DENTIFRICE does not FULLY CLEAN! Loss teeth is caused usually by one of two conditions Pyorrhea or decay, both of which develop, as a rule, only in tbe mouth where germ laden tartar is present EENRECO, the recently discovered formula of a dental specialist, Is two fold In hs action. First, it REALLY CLEANS, embodying specially prepared, soluble granules unusually effective in cleaning away food deposits. Second, it is particularly destructive to tbe germ of Pyorrhea. Yet it is per RICH, SWEET, MILD. MELLOW lly and Mrs.

William Davidson are on a motor trip to Lima and Cleveland. They expect to be gone two weeks. You get more genuine tobacco en iovmcnt and more real benefit out of a Miss Margaret Valle of Commerce street spent Sunday with friends in Pittsburg. chew of good plug tobacco than out ot any other form tn which tobacco can be Will Maas of Cleveland spent the made. Tobacco like "scrap can't have as week end with local friends and relatives.

Underwent Operation. tectly safe, containing neither taj urious chemicals nor bard grit Avoid Pyorrhea and decay. Get Senreeo from your dealer today. In large tub, 25c 8end 4c to Senreeo, 304 Walnut Street, Cincinnati Ohio, for Liberal sixcd trial package. much rich, tweet, fruity leaf flavor in it as plug because it's made only of leaf Miss Beatrice Powell of Rochester, H.

H. McDonald, who has been for peveral months ill at his home on Is a guest of Miss Rose Wooley of "cuttings. And it cant hold its Iresh i ncss and flavor as long as plug, because Jerome street, was taken to the Salem hospital where he underwont an oper Buckeye avenue. PREPAREDNESS" it loosely packed. Ok Mr.

and Mrs. H. 8. Satow of Clark 0 Sae four deatiat twic yearly Uae Seaieca twice eW ation for the removal of his right Come in and see these Bath Spray Brushes; notice the hundreds of hollow rubber teeth. Six styles, 1.50 to $5 Diamond Drug Store Fowler Building In The Diamond avenue visited over Sunday with Sa foot at a point about six inches above Chew properly pressed plugs made of the whole leaf like American Navy and you'll find it not only far more REALLY CLEANS lineviil relatives.

Mi The Seech Seels the ankle. Chalmers Nicolson of First street tasty and satisfying, but also an aid to Mr. McDonald had been treated for some time for a disease of the foot, yesterday underwent an operation up on his right arm at the elbow joint. digestion and health. All the rich juices stored up by Na and it was finally found that the bone The arm became affected as the re was diseased and that amputation I htOB ture in the leaf are retained in the sult of a bruise.

would be necessary. American Navy plug, to that every! Mr. and Mrs. William Conley of chew overflowt with the tweet, fresh, I Wheelin gmotored here yesterday and distinctive flavor that bat made American Kavv famous. 3C were guests of Mrs.

Harry Irwin of First street. Mrs. Irwin snd daughters Margaret and Zella will accompany them home. A savory chew of American Navy dove tails to perfection with the day's work. It putt an edge on your appetite and gives you genuinely wholesome and lasting satisfaction.

Rev. Edwin Klrby or Cambridge Grape Nuts preached at tne local M. cnurun yesterday. Mrs. George Fiber and daughter, Every man with a reat tobacco tante who once tries American Navy chews it right along.

Big, generous cuts for 5c and 10c Daisy, are spending a week in Pitts burg. Oliver Young who recently under Tri State Children's Carnival and Field Day AUSPICES EAST LIVERPOOL B. P. O. E.

258 Wednesday, July 26th, at Rock Springs Park went an operation at the home of his embodies the full, rich nutriment of whole wheat combined with matted barley. This combination gives it a distinctive, delicious flavor unknown to foods made from wheat alone. For State Senator parents Mr. and Mrs. John Young of Clark avenue is recovering.

Edwin Forrest of New Cumberland, visited bis sister Mrs, Couls REFUSEO APPEAL TO LORDS Only selected grain is used in making Grape Nuts and through skillful processing it comes from the package fresh, crisp, untouched by the hand, and ready to eat. THE CARNIVAL OF CHILDHOOD Three Grand Prizes for Each Event and Prizes Given to Every Contestant Entered London, July 24 Sir Roger Casement lost another point in his fight to escape death on the scaffold according to the Manchester Guardian. This newspaper announced today that the British attorney general. Sir Frederick BABY PARADE 6 P. M.

Contestants Must File Names with Committee Before July 20 Lee Smith had refused to grant to the Through long baking, the energy producing starches of the grain are made wonderfully easy of digestion, lish Knight a certificate that would permit him to appeal to the House of Lords. i i Government Is Lucky. Columbus, July 24. Thst the fed BASEBALL GAME 4:30 P. M.

GRAND ATHLETICS VS. AMBRIDGE. A. A. Galbreath OF COLUMBIANA COUNTY A daily ration of this splendid food yields a marvelous return of health and comfort.

era! government lost only one of the 40 cases decided by the local federal court during tbe year ending on June REPUBLICAN CANDI 30, last. Is tbe statement contained in the annual report of District Attor DATE FOR STATE SENATOR TWO TO NOMINATE AUG. tth ney Stuart R. Bolln. Twenty civil "There's a Reason" ATHLETIC EVENTS 2 P.

M. DANCING 8 P. M. ALL PARK AMUSEMENTS IN FULL OPERATION OUT OF TOWN CONTESTANTS ADD RESS COMMITTEE, CARE ELKS HOME. cases are pending.

Of the 164 crimi nal cases, 107 resulted In convictions and six in acquittals. Only $3,030 Vote for Galbreath as One "It Is Columbiana Coun the $12285 assessed fines have been collected. Most of the lift 13 awarded the government la eases baa been Sold by Grocers everywhere. ty's Turn" collected..