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The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 12

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East Liverpool, Ohio
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ft TWELVE THE EVENING EEVIBW, EAST LIVERPOOL. OHIO, Friday, September 5, igj. End-gf-Meason Davis, Burkham i Tyler Co. Upright and Grand Pianos Our Semi-Annual Glean-Up-A Great Piano Bargain Event WICE a year we throw into one great swirling mass all the hundreds of Pianos and Player Pianos (and organs) that havel been taken in exchange or have become slightly marred from floor all are closed out at COST, plus a small expense for putting into perfect condition in our factory-equipped repair rooms. Clearance Pianos and! Organs Piayer More than well pleased pitrchasers (Hir Midsuininer ('o-oj)erative Piano liil) lias cvHiie to a glorious close.

It was a success heyond our fondest liopes, innnher of Pianos and Players sold far exceeded all past records and the merit of the instruments was such as to atiord our customers and ourselves the utmost satisfaction. lint now, the occasion is a Clean-l'j) after ilie busiest season in the history of thi.s I iounc and its many stores. riiere were hy the scores, including tlie stamlard Pianos that have Iveen the ahmist revered family ideasiire-altars in the best liomcs of our cities, it is a.stoii- tenderly some of these splendivl insiruments have been handled. they must place to more modern instruments ami more particularly and oftenest to the Player ()f Some of Our Pianos store is known for the it hamlles. We are proud of the unmatehahle array Pianos that constitute line.

Piami buyers would not have, iii any vvther three anywhere in this conntrv. opportunity to choose from sn many world ers. I a partial li KNABE CHICKERING HARDMAN MEHLIN ESTEY STRICH ZEIDLER D. B. T.

FOSTER PRICE TEEPLE STEGER AND OTHERS course, some taken had been from a mistaken notion of their infcrioritv the owners gladly them on new insirnments. These cost us lint little, have hecn into perfect condition, and can he hoii.t>hl now at a fraction of their vvortli. Players were e.K- changed for and prices. lUit whatever the Pianos and Players that into this sale are the an.jl most attractive, surest, safest piano buyers were ev'cr offered. One of tlie interesting- experiences in the piano is trading-in organs.

I'lie that cling about the little organ that was installed in many a first children first music of pretty seiitimeius are aroused hy an organ. We get them hy dozens and out they go, help start new bonus often. Von can get them now for a Impossible to give complete list. There are Upright Pianos Grand Pianos Piayer Pianos Organs 87.00 up $195.00 up $235.00 up 5.00 up Every instrument in perfect condition and warranted for satisfactory service. Values absolutely unequaled.

Small Paymants and Easy Terms mes Burkham Tyler Co CLARKSBURG PARKERSBURG WESTON Some of Our Players In Pianos for our lines we have been earofiil to not only stdect player aetiumi of the Iiighest merit, hut to have only the nmst enduring basic Pianos. A Player Piano secs vastly more than a straight Piano. It miHt he thoroiiglily gond. Durs arc that. They are the wnrld's best.

TTie list includes: THE ANGELUS HARDMAN AUTOTONE PLAYOTONE D. B. T. SPECIAL PRINCETON AND MANY OTHERS Arcade Building WHEELING CAMBRIDGE Mr. avul avmaii Uuar itniticu at boiuo on riaturilay Hnmptuoua wfil-' ding waa laid for diuioT Uio al tenioou with niuair ainl social Mr snil Carinan many beautiful gifts, a' sum of in Vfter con- for their lionieH of Mr and Mrs luesent Janiea ami WilUain Mia N.

M. of New iml i and Mr.i Sara Llalain Mrs H. (l ahh hoate-ta i a faniU) Monday al for twelve out of town gueata were .1. Moon ey of Chicago. W.

of Washington. Mr and Mta A. H. Freeman and Mrs W. 11 Mooney of rtteuhenvUle.

Mr. aiul C. Davia of Ing were caUing on friemla la town Tueaduy. Misa Maxwell Saturday after a delightful visit In alifoi uia Mr. and Mrs.

MatMaon l-Silmer ami Bon Donabl were Betulay in East the guest a of Mrs Curtis Mtmre A son WHS born to Mr ami Mrs Samuel Allen of Third atreet Miss of os I uk ts the gueat of Mias Ethel Duke ol Fourth Mtreft. ami Newton, who have been tbe sutumet' at neaut lake, rettinied Mr. ami Mrs. C. Smith of and Miases Nellie Mahan.

Minnie Wright ami (irate of Martin's are the guest a of W. Carson and family. Hev. and Mrs. Adams of Carrollton siM'iit taibor day with their daughter, Mrs J.

(1 Francey Mrs. J. P. Hastings and ctuldreii. Mary and Elizabeth.

after a visit with Mrs. Margaret Met aus land at West Ohio Mra. Hettle Tope and sister, Mrs. lames Musell of Steubenville hsve been visiting In Massachusetts and Atlantic City, returning home Saturday. Messrs Harry Bowies and Robert Bloan of Detroit are the guests of the home foist.

Mrs. John Caughlin and children of Toungstowii are the guests of Mrs. Mary Hanna. Tim O'Brien of Mannlngton returned home after a visit with his father, Thomas O'Mrieu. pf Niagara Mr ami Mrs Ijtne and Margery from Youngstown.

ami Hlver and sou from Imerftdd. visited Sue M. Hiver ami Miss Ibila on Friday Ibiyle, WlUl.im ntxoii. Elmer and Clayton HutTinan w.uit with Stan ley to the Kamlall fair at Clevelaml Friday Owing to of driver, Heloll detayeil in and not home until Saturday morn.ng Mr. and Mrs C.

Young left Sat- unlay morutng fur i week's visit with tonight THE WANT AD8. AND TOMGNIIOW. Afh Cloeee 18th SUvtr Aomvertary aUSK BT THE WOILO KST BANDS AND ORI HCSTIAS Four Daily Aftomooito and Eommnso SOOO From Smato CWaMNATI SYMPHONY ORCHESTEA Wmsi Um Aug. 37th to Sept. Otlt SOUSA AND HIS BAND ftngpt.

Stfv to Sept. 30th RUSSIAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Sept. aSd to Sept. 37tlv CREATORE AND HIS BAND Sept. aeth to Oct.

Sth WALTER DAMROSCH AND THE NEW YORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Oct. to Oct ISth tba I Realistic Spectaodar ProdoctioQ Raal beate, wireless teiegrapb, ktbHfs, with added katares United States Eakibit Model Pwnama Csusal Actual Oewa MacMmry Exhibits In Actnal OperallM JEacarafona on aii omry wo ADMISSION relatives in Zanesville. and VVllUunm county, this state They will family reunion l4tst Wednesday accompanied by Hr Miller of Benton, Mr Zw ibhui went to (ieveland to consult with Itr. Ml Zwahleii WHH advised to take the rest cure, ami alt hough very from the to (Mevelftnd ami a few day a ttie treatment, bis condition slmws Improvement Hr Hartzell returned to her home In Mtiiiieapolis, Minn. was hv her father, Capt.

C. Hartzell, and her Miss IterfiiH HartZi'll Kutien Haas of Alliance spent Sun- lay with her sister, W. Hatly, and faintly Sumiay Miss l.ivura Imobersteg bail as gmuxts Mr and Mrs (hidfrey H.iblen and Willie of tlllance. trie ami Mrs fy of (ieveland and l4tura Funk of J. went county morning Mond.iy he wtiii -Mrs.

McKenzie, Master and Mis.t Mildred the Mc- i.ean family reunion They returned lale evening The Invitations for tho annual reunion of tne Union of Reft to be at Hill meeting J4.itiirday, d. GOIUMBIANI ji Mist Ruih Thursday after a pb'aaant tsit with friends In Akron I Hurrold on a trip to Trenton. V' ct'y and other eastern Misa the fall in Cleveland and ihtts- h'lrg tiie past week Hr. Albright attended (he given by the Hospital, association at Kalem Thursday evenluj. Miller and wife and Mr.

Mm. Hawkins of Berlin Center were Sunday guests of Mm isjulse Kray er M. Mae Munson returned to Hlilonvale. where she resumed her as priucitial of the big!) svtiivol. Zook of Tiffin and Mrs.

C. of Hherii, at tbe Mrs. Isaiah Fllckiiigor. who has, spent at Fassaic, I and other in returned Tuesday and Mrs I.saiah l.aipply of Mll-i forti, were gueats the week at the of Mrs Houk, ea.nt town I ami Mrs M. Hobrbaugh and of Canton, spent a few d.iys tho past week with rela-.

ftuil friends here Frank tmi family. Samuel Sheely wife and A. H. Stiollen- berger and f.imily Sunday In Youiu.itown. JamleHon and wife of West PittHliurg ami Keiuiedy and fain ily of Heaver visited at tbe home i of II am! family over I hor day Nell SUvin of WelUvlUe, Freda Pailey ind Miss Jennia Alax-i Weil of i.ihiu poevillo were guests of harles uid family last Wed- ne.4day A.

Saturday for a JelTerson short visit wnb his daugUier and bus band at Va, who has been away for two; months, will him home Miss Mabelie hoinej from Frifiuy, where she hail been attending millinery openings and left for at robe Saturday, where she has position as trim iner Mrs A i Edith Spit k- ler. Miss irg.ir^t Stewart, tllvah Newell. Augnatine, Clyde Harrow and morid Jeffrya attended tbe coiiveatlon at Ihist Idveriml las? Samuel mo daughter Cleo of Imtrlot, Mrs I daughtlr of L'reedom, Mr. and Mrs Waiter H.il and niece. Flroeuco Haller if Norman Compton, Mary Shontz and Miss Edna Pennman of ibutver Falls were gui'Hts at tbe home of Sadie during the week.

SEHC Hiivid Wats'in left Tuesday for Ches- Afk wb.Te be expects to make his future home. Inl.int born to and Mrs. Harry Shaw Sunday morning, and Mouday mornirg 'II and Mrs. Wm, Mellor ami chil- spent labor day with friends in Columbua, Sept. interests of the state i have retained counsel and challenged the new law jirovision that no i person may lie interested in more than one place doing in tbe He Had Learned It "We are living In a grand and drouB remarked a rwlvajf eenger to a atranger who occupied' seat beside him Invention pant said companion, about what 1 served to a witness in a against me recently; there c.

Pars to tho square yard now there used to bo to the acre," It itaeTf Hatifordi sam. Konol.l llobHrtson resigueu his post-j tlon at (k l.oa^ grocery for i It was the expressed iuteutfon, U. con- ta.her wa, HHllairf, were vUltlag of of place on Utlior day breweries. The Uquor FMgar returimd from Columbus claim m-arly all sa- a vi.sli with In itel-of stock in lirexverlps hi ire. Harry hmkins of this place visit in breweries.

(ioneral Hogan has ruled the law means that no man owning tiiii iiii Mr. i i meaus mat no man owning for I niust either he a brewer or a sa- Rex Ralph is taking a few days' vacation after his hard work lu the preliminary evan.telistlc cam palgn Fat Hanrahan of Salem officiated at Kdw.trds-Kelly xxeiUIiu- here Momiay morning Father Powers of this place as 4 Father Calverv of Maximo with l.our.» ami Tuesday 1 Hetzell vtstiing relatives Fast 1 Iverisjol. Ml and Mrs ivelly are mg two weeks at Niagara loon keeper. He cannot get license while owning stock in a brewery. Fonner Congresaman K.

1,. Taylor has retained by the liquor men Interested and has suggested to the state that the question is disputable and oqght to put In the courts for a construction of the section of the constitution Attorney (leaeral Hogan is willing to have it tested. The plan is to have some man in Folumbus apply for license stating he Is owner of brewery stock, his license will be refused and the case can then go to the Your Stomach Jumi Try OttP Dose Wonderful Stomach and Be Convinced That You Be Restored To Health TO For 5 FRECKLES limitili rriiiiti vtng. VilT? Mis. A.

(tuyton awav on bus- ourt for immediate decla- trip in tho interest of the Rter- Hug Vacuum Fleaner Attorney General Hogan holds no Don't Hide a Veil; move Thom With the Othine Pr'escmptlon. Re This pres, riprion for the remoral of wrts written by a prominent physK tan iiaually so cessful in reni'iving and giving a clear, complexion that home of John Holier labor Ylvln H. Bulger uniler A iihollenberxer, wife and dau- alwiolute urau'ee to refund the Helen of ('aiitoii viaitetl with faiU ztauiuel and family over Bun- wour under a day an onnce of othine and re 1). E. laihman, who lusa teach-i them K.veu flrat few sp ing school in Kansas for tbe past year, i plications shoulJ show a wonderful has returned to hla home for a time.

Harry Hlerman and family spent a few days pleaaantly the paat week with relative! aad frteftdA at (xad OaatfHi. luipruvement. some of the lightur vanishing entirely Be sure to ask the dmgglat for the double atrengtU othine; it te this that ta sold on the guar- eoUM. -Vti and Mrs. Roger he interested in more than ss visited place, meaning any place where heeling over labor day liquor is The liquor men say Fdna Felton of the Tim office interested In more than one I is from a two vacation A Si'bring, Mrs.

F. Ke-' and Jones are home Strengthen Weak Kidneys, from visit of several weeks at Wl- Hon't suffer longer with weak kld- prompt relief by Mr! mother of leking Electrjc that wonder- Irs A Maley of Quaker HUl. is quite ful remedy praised hy women start with a ixottle today, you i Laxative for wotuMO with woman needs Mr Hr New of Ban Fraii- are because Tre Gratitude for the wo.i- and do not cause pain Mrs L' effect of Electric Blttera it Hunlsp of Tenn Hr King New Idfe Pills helped hir i. greatly." box today Price 2bc Recoinmeuded by llna iT hUiousiieaa. Price 60c A.

H. Bulger, Chas Huebner Webbar Drua to Bulger, (haa T. Larkina. Anderaoa. iHuebaer A Webber Hrxn Co, C.

G. jAodertoAi You sre not to iterfml Htnmach hefore you usually most ,0 ty licon isk. by many throughout land ami i of It a urging wHh titomorh. ff mrmU to try It. Mini (l)sn Biarket fer Ihf it really lu wUI mor- to than t.m- Ueaulta om- i the arta os tbe source removing thj- and Wie lying camole 3 nd lolestloal tract, antiseptic imt try une gtooisch test tmlay you will yo 4 quick recovery it of (lolug fsr menta ts iff: j.

O. HOLLOW Btreet.

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