The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 8

EIGHT THE EVENING REVIEW, EAST OHIO. TUESDAY. JUNE 4, 1918, Cor. Fifth and Washington Sta. East Liverpool Ohio the Sensation of the Hour Selling iiierrliaiidise nearly at the old price.s, people 257o, and is an accomplishment of which we are and we arc prouder of the liberal commendations and exjire.ssions of ajipreciation, SPECIAL OFFERINGS 2.00 SHIRTS $1.48 If tho value of an article la gauged by the price genially demanded, then those are certainly gooil 00 valuea.

Madraa Cloth and Corded with French turn or laundrted attached; neat nobby and a wonderful array In all koh $5.00 SILK SHIRTS $3.98 Tub in neat atractlve ail alze.4. The above accompliahment you will appreciate; and there more of a nature. Money Having that will be conaptcu- ouMly announced. 89c UNION In Nalnaook, Balbriggan and and and ankle 75c quality. 98c UNION SUITS Fine Nainaook and genuine Poroeknit, In the demanded by comfort giKWl 25 And Now Something For the Ladies $1.50 WAISTS AT 98c Fine White Voiles, the very latest with aailor or the new roll every alze up to 16, up to 50.

65c DRESSING SACQUES 60 dozen of them, light and dark all the 85c qualities. 20c RIBBED VESTS, SPECIAL 14c 250 RIBBED VESTS, 19c 8Sc HOUSE Good light and dark attractlvo belted full cut, all $1 26 MUSLIN UNDERSKIRTS Deep flouncing and all $1.25 FIBRE SILK HOSE In all tho leading African Hrown, black or white; ait I zoh good 85c 89c various pat- 59c miiTH II ill with the death la.4t evening shortly before 5 o'clock of Mary Clutter, aged eight, four memtera of the family of John Clutter, residing on Park avenue, have to typhoid ever within the last weeks. A brother and aiater Clarence and Luela are 111 with the fever but are on the road to recovery. iMceaAed by her pa- and the following brotbeia and Mrs. Ford lina-tty of Cheater, Cora McMullen, Owen, Mrs.

Carl Stoddard, of city; Moyd, Clarence and Luela, at home. will be conducte.l Wednejwlay afternoon at 2 o'clock at the family residence here, after which will be held in tho church of heat'U, Rev. J. R. Clark, the pastor, ofTiclatlng.

Interment will be made In fjocuat Hill cemetery, back of CHeater. Italian Fined $10. A local It.alian, arrested Saturday evening In this end of the city on a charge of diaonlerly conduct by fighting. was fined evening by the mayor when it wa.s proven that ho was not for the dls- All-day 3ewlng Servion. An all day newlng will bo held today In the Red rooms In the Hill building Surgical PREPARATIONS ARE BEST Druggist East End.

BIGGEST SENSATION IN HISTORY 3RD BIG WEEK Wm. ElitotL F. Ray Comstock and Morris Geat present D. W. SUPRCMECTRIUMPH Sweetest Love Story ever told.

A Romance of the Great War. piTX TMEATRR PITTSBURGH OAILT, to fl.M. rVKKtNOii. t.ie 91.M. GET SRA'TR AT OFfCII and regular Red Cros.4 work will bo taken up during jhe day.

Lunch will I served at each lady in attendance bringing a parcel of eata- bies. EAST END Leava Subaerlptlena, Advertise manta and News Items far The Review at Wllaon'a New BtanA Mulberry ttreat MISSiDNARY SOCIETY MEET IT A delegation from the Mla- Mionary of the Pennsylvania Avenue Methodist ICyiacopitl church will attend the annual convention of the Home Missionary ty of the HteubenvilU) diHtrict of the Ohio conference tx) held ThurHday and 6tU and June 7th, in the First Methodist Episcopal church. Main and Fifth stroetA, Wellavllle. from a'l parts of the triot ejcpecied to attend the Iw'O aesalon The assembly will Thursday at a. with a of the ezecullve The session of tho convention will convene at one o'clock when Pearl Renouf of will mako tho addresH of wo'como.

Florence UpdPgrafT of East Liverpool, will respond. 'rho following of (he district will netlro rom ottlce and will be replaced by now to ho elected during the closing of the coming meet: President, t'lorenco VIpilogrHff; Vico pre.sldont. .1. H. WellHvllle; 2nd vies prefddent.

Mrs H. K. Buchanau, Steubenville, 3nl vico preHldent. Blrney, Uhrlchs- vlllo, recording secretary. Floyd, correaponillng MIhs P.

Gardner, Station 3, Hast Mrs Geo Murphy, WellevtUo. Department Ycmng people, i.Mrs, W. Morrell, Toronto; chihlren; C. T. larrkm.s; education, Mr.s.

C. Gnadoahuttfcu jchrlHtian Mrs B. I Buckoy, evangellani, IM Betmott, Tracy; mito Igyxes, I J. T. Heakin, Wollsvlllo, temperance.

Mrs. Dtdmor Smith, Sallue- vlllo; conference Mrs. J. H. Booth, Dennison Mr.

and Henry Cox, Mr. and i.Mia. William Mautz, Mr. and Harvey and Mr. and Mrs.

Claude Buckman To Hold Picnic. Members of the primary department of tho Boyce Sunday will hold a picnic toaiurrow aftoinon at the home of George Cox on Michigan avenue. The (Miildron will be In charge xf (holr Inatruotors. Mrs. Cox and Margaret Caniplioll.

Tfio nftermxm hours from 1 to 5 will be spent In Juvenllo ajid other Refresh- will mark the close of tho afternoon's entortalniufcnt Fi IFK TORM Use Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo There is one remedy that seldom fails to stop itching torture and relieve skin Irriution snd that makes the skin soft dear and healthy. Any druggist can supply you with which generally overcomes all Acna eczema itch, pim- Mee, rtshea blackheads, in most cases I ve wiy to eema minor Nemidies disappear overnight Itching usually stops instantly. Zemo is a safe, mtiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use ana dependable. It costa only 35c; an extra large bottle, $1.00. It will not stain, la dot greasy or sticky and is positivste for tender, sensitive skins.

Tbe B. W. om QevalMAOl Him TEiCHm Complimentary to birthday nn- nivenaary, Elmer IMwsoii was tendered a pleasant surprise last (weolng at home on Michigan avenue by the members of Claea No. 8, of tho Boyce Mjnt.hodibt Episcopal Sunday school of which he The evening hours wore spent In a most miinuer, niuslo and games being tho principal diversions. A gold watch chain a presented Mr Dawson by tho class, Walter Beatty making the wore seived at the close of the affair by Dawson.

Those In attendance were: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beatty, snd children. Mr. ar 1 Mrs.

Roy Smith and fKUilly, Mr. nil I Mrs. Haxry McGafllo and family. BUSIHESS MEH Science Helps Them Out After Reck- leeely Abusing tho Stomach. The most reckless man in regard to health Is the businoss man.

At noon ho rushes out for a bite to eat. He bolti food without proper musticaliau. and on his stomach an extra burden greater than It Is able to carry without breaking down. overworked stouiach Is crying for help; It to him for relief In various Expulsion oi sour waterbrash. sour taste In mouth, hivivlnesa after eatliig, shortness oif breath, bad breath, etc.

One Ml-o-na tablet taken with or after 0 meal will help any sufferer from dyspeirtia wonderfully It aids the atomach In the work digestion which It must perform. Ml-o-na tablets are gold by pharmacy with a rigid guarantee to overoome and all stomach troubles, or money back. They moke eating a pleasure. Ml-o-na cleannes and purifies the and bowels and puts vjgor and strength into the overworked tissues. It la the surest stomach tonic In the world.

Sold by leading everywhere For An Pleasure at the Movies Ceramic Heart of a Matinee and night. American Cossack Matinee and nigfit. Strand Matinee and night. WE CAN ONLY STICK YOU ONCE All it takes is a trial. You may he stuck when you buy a products, hut you need to he stuck but once.

A loaf of our appetizing, fir.st-cla.ss cleanly baked and wholesome GOLDEN KRUST BREAD upon your table will prove to you whether ours is or is not just the bread you want. wait until tomorrow. Order a loaf today. BAKERY Attended Opening Reception. Eureka Circle, Home Circle.

of the Fhuvt End, largely at the opening reception and entertjUnraont of Ohio Or.ind Circle held last evening in the Elks home, downtown. W. H. Cox, captain of the East End degree team, In the exemplification of tho Initiatory dogree upon i a class of 175 last evening the reception Several mem hers of the local orginization aie on the grand circle team which was se lected from tho of East Llver- iKvol and Wellsville for last initiation. (H! HOW "TIZ" HELPS TIRED, ACHINO FEET lelimiy, Granted Divorce.

Myrtle Landry of f'cnm-ylvnnta avenue was granted a vorce from her Tanctede Landry of New York, and was given the custody of their child, The couple were married in November 1911, and Mrs I.andry clsiuis her hu.s- band abandoned her eighteen months Uter EAST END PERSONALS. Mr, and Prank Haynes of Dixon ville are the of a baby boy. Mr. and Mrs Ernest Tapley of High street, are preparing to remove to Columbus. Whooping Cough.

In this dlsearie It Important that the cough be kept loose expectoration easy, which can be done by giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs P. H. Martin, Peru, writes. two had whooping cough.

I gave them Chamheilaln's Cough Remedy and It worked like a Farewell Party. James II. Grafton of Chestnut street tendered a farewell party at home during the week end, compll- Inatant relief for lore, swollen, tender, calloused feet and corns, footslck' Your feet feel tired, puff'll up. chafed, i weaty, and they nei-d "Tlz" mak feet icnii.rkibly fresh and sore-prtxvf. takes the pain and burn right out of cal- louaes and bunions is (ho gi.inde.-4t foot gladdencr the world ever known Get a 25 cent box cf at any drug and end foot torture for whole year.

have tired aching, smelly feet; your shoes will fit fine and only wish you had tried sooner. no substitute. mentary to his departure for Camp Gordon. Ga. Thirty were present, Including a number from Akron, Beaver Falls and Steubenville Games and mu.aic features! tho evening.

Refreshments were served. Prod Andrews of Pittsburg la a cal visitor today. STRAND Thulra Last Showing TODAY BILLIE BURKE IN 5 A Rippling, Peppery nonunaiea liy tfie PIqufXPPersonality of BowUchlngly Pretty Billie Picture You Afford to MisaJ GOOD COMEDY A Fine Program of Musical Selections By MR GEORGE THOMPSON ADMISSION 15c CHILDREN 10c AMERICAN SPECIAL ATTRfiCTION! Last Showing 1 TODAY Last Showing 1 GREATEST PRODUCTION EVER SEEN HERE Cossack FEATURING THE CELEBRATED STAR VIOLA DANA A POWERFUL STORY OF MODERN RUSSIA YOU WILL BE SORRY IF YOU MISS IT No Advance in Prices Continuous Perfonnanco Coming Tomorrow MARQUERITS CLARK in OF FIFF WP THEATRE Today and Tomorrow MOST POPULAR ACTOR William Faroum IN Heart of a A William Farnum De Luxe Production ALSO IH oirVC. to and ISc to 10c, Balcony ISc Adults 3Sc Pathe Weekly Celebrate day great parades and demonstrations throughout4he country. Fifty of Pershing's men here, veterans who have engaged in return here to help push the Liberty Loan over the top.

California City ruined by earthquake, France's Famous ptcturto of noted French men who have won aeiial supremacy for their country. THE 00 LC 6 THCATIIC IN THI CITY.