The Evening Review du lieu suivant : East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 9

HP rnmrnmmm SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2,1929. EAST LIVERPOOL REVIEW PAGE Radio Program for Monday visitiiiR Her parents. Mr. and Mrs WilUam llrooks. West Eiplith AUTOMOBILES tCoEpUed by Prewl MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4 MON DAT'S BEST feBd (WEAP Kttworic.

nelodraiBA fWOR (WlAP work.) tTlAic given Is Bsstem Standard In first iolamn: Central Standard la aol- bo. Heary fifvea denota ttma aflar Idnlgbt.) (I ahbbn mxioNfi) IB0T) (08T) ATLANTIC t. irasla: Solos. itOd-Traymara Orebastra. Song raeital.

11:10 10 10 fanale. WBAL. I. oo mnsle; RaettaL 1:30 from WHL 10:00 Pattersuu WEEI. t.

rtn Brother Club; Mawt. 1:00 PUgrlma. 1:00 WBAP. RMAK. IS Danet muaie.

1:30 Musleala. Network. 11:00 Dance musltf. WOR. ano orcheitra.

7 in 00 7 Bn from WBAP. 12:10 recital. WI.W k. 00 Dinner muno. 7 sn 0 at TwUlght.

i 00 Organ; 9 8 00 Beal Polka, lo-np 9 SoUm; Dance. 10 00 mnalc. 12 1100 -Late dance program. wri k. 7 8 Orchaetra.

0 on 8 mnaicale. JO 6 program. CI.RVWLASm—tss.s—1070 t. to 00-Statler Orcheetra. 0 6.00-Music: BrWte Oama.

8 00 7 00 from WBAP. 'll O'- 10 Hour; Dance. I wr.Pi» k. 7 Moon: Orcheitra. I Of 7 from New Tork.

vfwj. k. 6 teaturec. 8 no from WBAP. WTE-WJB.

k. 6 6 00 featuree. 1 rn Minatrele. from WJE. "I V.

P. w. Hour 10 Oft mmiie; 11 00 from WJZ. WTIC. k.

6 Bond Trio. 7 on Orcheitra. 6.00 7 from WEAP. rPCP. k.

7 no music; Lecture. 8 00 Wrlgley Hour. 9:00 Leaf Hour. 10 00 Hour. (EST-, ICTT) WOB.

k. g-00 1.00—Soloe; Dinner muele. 7:30 6 3 n-lUltenborn Review. 0:00 Music Room. 0:30 Courle.S.

1:00 Culture Hour. Hour, wltb Elea 2 Painter. 10:00 Bimmone' Show Boat: Ragged Hero." 11:00 muatc; Organ. WBAP. NEW 0:00 1 00 dlnnar muele.

mueic! Plano Twlna. of Plreetone. P. Oypslee. 0:30 Motore Hour.

10:30 Rmpire 11:00 Indian opera by Do Leone. WA NBW TOBK-4MJ-100 0:00 Sporte talE Sea lelandcre. aad BU Oang. 0:10 Duo. 1:00 Nlghta.

0:30 10:00 Danube NIcbte. 10:00 Boom Orebeetra. 11:00 muate. WABO, NBW k. 0:10 muele.

1:00 Jewtab Boor. 10:00 Stock Co. 10:00 muaie. WUT. PBILADILPBIA AMA-600 1:00 Daddy 1:00 from WBAP.

WIP, 0:00 mnsle: Btorlee. 0:00 Studio recltaL 0:00 O.OO-PireBlde Hour. 10:00 BDKE tao.B-000 0:00 Concert. 1:00 program. 1:30 from WJB.

10:00 Orchestra. WCAR. k. 0:00 muele; Baaeball. 1:00 -B a 1 8: InsimetlTe features.

1:00 from WBAP. WRTA. Trio; Stuta Banjoletc. 0:00 Hour: Quartet. 00 Musleal featuree.

11:00 Or nd Opera. WHAM. k. 0:00 Dinner musie. 1:30 from Buffalo.

0:00 from WJZ. 10:00 Smith WOT. k. 0:00 Dinner muele. from WBAP.

1:80 Quartet. 1:00 from WBAP. WBE. k. 0:00 mneie: Talk.

1:10 Oang: Duo Dlses. 0:60 Peature. 0:30 SO-Rcal Polke. 10:00 CPCA. k.

1:16 recital. 0:00 Boys. 0:00 Leaf Hour. CKOW. k.

1:00 Peaturee. 0:00 Leaf Hour. 10:00 Joyeaetore. 11:60 10 00 tyncepatore. WBC, WASBraOTON-MAA-W k.

0:00 6 00 from NBC. (WEBTEBN STATIONS) WSD. ATLA.NTA—465.2 -740 1:30 and HU Gang. 0:00 program. 6.80 Bakers.

9:30 Motors Hour. 11:45 Brown's Orchestra. KTW-KFKX. 6:30 Orchestra. 1:00 Tork programs.

10:00 featuree. 1:00 Club. WMAQ-WQi, 1:00 programs. Network. 13:00 Persians.

WGN-WLID. 1:00 Stories; Music. 1:00 Ploorwalker. from WEAP. 10:30 News; Quintet, 11:00 variety program.

WBBN. k. 0:00 featuree. 10:30 Royal Canadians Club programe. WLt.

1:00 features. 0:00 features. WENR. k. 13:00 program.

TgrrAA. k. 1:00 Soldlerc. 0:00 from NBC. woe.

1:80 Dance Music. 8:00 from WWAP 13:00 of the Natlona EOA. k. 0:30 from NBC. 11:00 lOtOO-Oeneral Electric Hour.

13:00 music; Quartet WRAP. PORT 1:60 Dance music. Hour: ReclUl. KTH8. ROT 10:60 Orchestra.

11:00 Dance mnsle. 13:06 ll Orchestra. W8CI. IOWA 1:06 Theatre organ, WOg, mTTRAON 1 06 Citv Hour 10:66 College Hour. WDAP.

k. 1-60 Of the Ale. on from NBC. 16:80 Jim; 'n' Andy. 10:48 KFAB.

k. 7 60 hour concert. 0:60 A-C Hour. 11:66 Hour. WBAg.

I.OrfRVILLE—16.1 6-820 0:06 from NBC. 13-60 Midnight Pr.olle. WMTJ. MH.WACBRE—4SS.O-030 7 06 Orchestra. Orchestra.

0:80 WEAP. 11 06 10 66 -Reports; Dance mnsle wrco. MPI.8.-ST. PAI 1-06 Dinner music. 7 80 program.

0:66 Orchestra. 0:36 8 80 Hour. 11 00 10 WSM. 80 talk: Orchestra. 1:80 6 0 from NBC.

0:66 Orchestra. 0:80 WEAP. 11:00 16 66 Orchestra WOW. k. 1:00 artists; Eololcli program.

9:30 from WEi'iP. crs ALL NEXT WEEK Right Up, the biggest feature attraction your money ever bought. Princess Kalima from the sands of Waikiki. Her shivery dancing makes old men young and young men old. shake your blues ''And Lou the little Snake Charmer, She i dangerous reptiles around her body and sugar daddies around her finger.

Tattooed Tom, the Every inch of his body covered with scenes from all over the "Mystic Myria. She tells your past, present and future. Cross her palms with silver and she brings out the hidden secrets of your friends a enemies." Society Events and T. rh ri, Minerva stret, have returned lunnv after a visit in Miss Margaret Ann Blake of Clair avenue has recovered from a three illness of inlluenza. '1 Automobiles For Sale USUli UAUS THAT I.OOK LIKE coujH', a-1 coudilion $450 Oodffe Sedan DodKC sedan $150 ffuick Master Sik 4 rass.

coupe. Uriv- Willis Hall. AlllhrOSO avenue, Wlio tn only eight thousand milea fhOS I.ITTF..N MOTOH S.M.KS 419 E. Dtb St. Terms.

Phone 1220 nottonal naoit See them all in one great show then step behind the scenes and take a )eep into their real ives. See the Barker, two-fisted, hard, fearless and feared; and a woman who framed his son, because he was sharing the love she wanted all for herself. INETY guosla attended the Mntli- and banquet lield by members of liie Friendly society of St. Episiopal church last night at Tlie. tables vere decorated with the Hoeioty colors, bluo and white, with tapers.

Gaudy corsage favors wore at each place, 'rhe banquet was served by the Woman Auxiliary, in charge of Thomas Kind. Miss Iluth Finney directed the song service, alter which Miss Edna Betts, branch president, dtlivered the address of welcome. The Aev. K. K.

Caulk spoke on and Miss Edith Bayley was In charge of a playlet, presented by Misses Edith Bayley, Elizabeth Done, Elsie Glenn, Mildred Done, Mary Lowe, Marion Sbenkle, Mildred Kigoy, Thelma Wilson, Kuth Finney, and Mrs. Dan Pollock. The society and the club of the church will entertain with a Lincoln Birthday party and dance on February 12. ccently underwent an operation for appendicitis at the City is recovering. B.

Stoner and Charles Bronue. both of Canton, were b-ashuss tors here today. Albert Yost, Pope avenue. friends in Pittsburgh today. Arthur Blair and George West, both of Chicago, transacted here today.

Mrs. L. B. Deavllson, ('liicago, is visiting friends here. Ralph Williams, Zanesville, a isitor here today.

Miss Frances Davis, Railroad street, is recovering from a fractured leg, In the City hospital. J. H. Chaney, West Alexander, Pa was a business visitor here today. Charles Hubbard, East Third street, who has been confined to the (ity hospital for a week, is recovering.

Mark Rosenberg and Edward Uoseu- berg, both of New York City, transacted business here today. P. Catello, Pitt.sburgh, and M. C. Fozzie, visited here today.

Mrs. S. C. Wliittenbere. is seriously ill at her home on Ft.

Clair avenue. Byron Foutfs, of Alton street. Is a patient in the City hospital, having undergone an operation this week. Miss Margaret Riley is a few days with her niece, H. J.

Sharp, Ohio avenue. Miss Faye Davis has resumed her studies at Western Reserve university, Cleveland, afier spending a vacation here. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Arnold Nicklin of Grove avenue announce the birth of a son, on Tu sday.

The child has been named Uicliard Forest The mother will be remembered as Ruth Mackey. Mr. and Mrs. Delinas Watson and daughter, Dolores, of will leave tonight to spend the week end with Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence and family in rittsburgh. Mrs, Michaels of Thompson avenue spent Thursday in Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs, Dale D. Thompson of Walnut street attended the theater in Pittsburgh yesterday.

Miss Gertrude i.awson, Mrs. Arthur Nightingale, Mrs. Ruth Young and daughter, Irene, and Mrs. F. J.

Dando of Irondale have concluded visits with friends here. Mrs. J. llepplewhito of West Fifth street, wlio underwent an operation in tlie City hospital la.st Sunday? is improving. Misses and Myrtle Kinsey of Gt'oigefown have conclud'd a visit wiili Mrs.

Ralpli Ahis, Avondale street. Mrs. Edwin Walker of Orchard Grove avenue is recovi riug from a si.x illness of pneumonia. John Weaver riousiv ill at for Rent 41H ST. APPLY 225 W.

Repairing: Service Stations WRECKER CAR SERVICE Dsy phone 456-J. Night pho'nc 969. RADIO BATTERIES CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED STEVINSON SERVICE STATION WEST NINTH S'f. BUSINESS SERVICE Business Services Offered. RADIOS cf battery ojwi- Bets chflnged to olectrio.

I'hoiic )082-U or M7 Penna. Avo. INSTRUCTION Local Instruction Classes CURRAN DANCING ACADEMY WE TEACH YOU TO DANCE. PHONE 1619-J. 47- Dogs, Cats, Pets I'OH SAI Fox Te-rrier snmlli t.vpi'.

10 old, full of ptp. Price rcaBonablf. Phone Lisbon 16-F-2. LIVE STOCK Horses, Cattle, Vehicles S.ALF.—I’ig*, 9 and 11 weeks old. R.

W. ArnmlrcnK, Elktun, Ohio. Phone 37-F- '51, Liitu'n central. FOR SALE 2 fine fresh cow- phone WcHfville 340. 13.

F. Rnhter, REAL ESTATE FOR RCNT Apartments and Fiats FOR small Tiath, gas. trie, rent $15 monlh. in basement of tcr's Grocery, 930 St. Clair Ave.

PhonO 1007. Business Places For Rent FOR room. Cor. I.incotn and St. Clair.

Phone 212. 77- Houses For Rent FOR room house, saa, hath, at 715 East 4th St. Inquire Adolph Joaepli at FOR with water and gas. Call at S04 St. Clair Ave.

or phone 1715-M. FOR 6 room furniahed house, references re'iuired. Write Box T-10, Review. FOR S.Vl.i, of horses alKuit I860 ea. and 9 yrs.

McCormick mowing machine new. used one summer; SnHths Ferry, I'a. Poultry and Supplies PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING Phonograph repairing. W. E.

MAXWELL. St- Clair Ave. Phone 1542-J. CHOOSE NOW FROM GOOD LINE Fine selection 1929 now ready. PEERLESS WALL PAPER CO.

131 SU Phone klain 497-J. Ol'KN FOtt BI SINKSS READY TO SERVE ALL YOt'R NEEDS FOR AU TOS. PLATE, WINDOW MIRRORS. auto glass our SPEClAL-rY. SMITH CO.

644-646 ST CLAIJi AVE PHONE 333 CALKINS CHOICE CHICKS Imported Barron White I.eK)iorn«. blood teeted by phyaician. Large Unexcelled quality Reds. Tw.nty years' poultry experience hack of our Come and see our two thousand breeders. Circular free.

CALKINS POULTRY FARM SALEM, OHIO. THE Fait I.ivfriwot coUccting Agency new offices are now at ihith 31, I. OO. F. Sixth St, Colbcting of nil kinds.

Strictly confid.nliil. .1, Hecta- thorn. Mgr. 21 BABY CHICKS From The money make on eggs next fall, deiiends much on the quality of you buy. Write now for catalog.

Firtt hatch Feh. 18th H.OVEP.I.EAF HATCHERY, Beloit, O. MERCHANDISE FOR souarei from Diamond 6 roont house with bath, laundry, heater and garage. Inquire 411 Monroe St. FOR rooms with electric, gas and inside toilet, located on North Side.

Call 1549-M. Offices and Desk Room FOU RENT Two office rooms, one large room suitable for meetings or stock riwrnt in Citixens National Bank Bldg. Inquire CI.OTHING 523 St. Rent WANTED to rent, modern 5 or 6 room with furnace, central location. Write P.

O. Box 503 or phone 35. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Farma and Land For Sale Articlea For Sale A SPECIAI isr Sick and Accid.i I can rednce anyone's settle- I merits. Hurry Hancock, phone Main 1554-J. P.

t). Box the homo of Mrs. Florence Vantz in Peake street. Additions! society on Page Five. Moving.

Trucking, Storage STORAGE for household furniture, merchandise cml carload storage. rooms ir reasonable P. MILI.IKON. TRANSFER STORAGE. Phone 1U45.

EMPLOYMENT Help ANTKU-Expcrienced w.xre Inquire Grace Piiincy -at Taylor, and 'Taylor or call after 5 to i'y of two. hone 1.1 housework in faio- or iiiquiie FOR big setecticm cf sUgbtly used clothing and thoea. Priced very at Bennett's, 033 Dresden F'OH Electric Automatic Syatcm Pump for well, tank and casing. Phone 1K53-U. 52 Busineaa Equipment TYl'EWRITERS A.ND ADDING MACHINES repaired, rented, sold on easy paymcnU.

See McCullougb'a, 418 Washington St LARGE real bsrgajn. enih St. column ad'ling machine, a G. H. Stewart 233 Sev- Building Materials BUY your lmnl.er from KERR LUMBER CO.

coniplcte stock in state. Quatily, ptice and iatiHfartion guaranteed. Phons 800. oman wan ted for tuavei ing po not married, entirely uniucumbr red, with high reboot education or belter, bc- twr-en and 40. Snlnry, bonus and trans- liorlatkui.

Give riemm, F' t'oTov'ton a fo Ucar!) vn, Fhicn'ro. cost RETE OK S'lUCCO HLO( KS RIVER ROAD BLOCK WORKS CFO. BARLOW. PHONE 966-R ANNOUNCEMENTS THE WITH MILTON SILLS AND DOROTHY MACKAILL Betty Compson, Sylvia Ashton and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. A GEORGE FITZMAURICE PROD.

Presented by Richard A. Rowland, from the play by Kenyon Nicholson. Stage production by Charlee L. Wagner. Adaptation by Benjamin Glazer.

Bridge Party at Country Club. C. A. Bough was awarded honors last night, when members of the East Liverpool Country club held a bridge party. Eight tables were in play.

Mr. trophy, a book, was autographed by the guests. Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H.

Fisher, Miss Anna Wolfe and Louis Bilton. The next card party will be in charge of Mr. and Harry S. Russell. 8 Personals (.0 iluily oilcloth, I nn ii'-v.

lo'o'ci'otli. No iaiindorim'. Free N. 4 lark. NOTICE TO BUH.DEH.S It will pay you to get our and tcv you buy.

PI huic F-. CEMENT BLOCK CO. Union Street. Help UPHOl STFlfUNG for who are particular to workmanship well price Phone 300-J for estimates P. R.

White. 10 Lost and Found leather containing fti.OO and name on inside. Reward if returned to Review office. hound about 6 old, black, wrhite and brown, answers to name license No. 3149.

Phone 1411 or 2077. Reward. AUTOMOBILES 11 For Needlework Society Session Monday. The Young Needlework society of St. Lutheran church will be eutertaiiied in the home of Miss Elizabeth Miller, St, Clair avenue, Monday night.

Card Party in Danceland. Mr. and Mrs. William Curran will entertain with a card party tonight in their studio, Danctdand, 105 East Fifth fitreet. Knights of Malta Setsion Monday.

East Liverpool commandery No. 571, Knights of Malta, will meet Monday night in the lodge hall la West Fifth street. The Red Cross council degree will be conferred. Lodge Monday. Officers will be installed by the Catholic Daughters of America in the hall.

West ixth street, Monday night. A coverdlsh dinner will be served at 6:20 Dancing Danceland Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Nessiey Porter of Kenilworth and Mr.

and Mrs. G. Rich ard Sant of Park boulevard are visiting in Pittsburgh today. Mrs. Fred Furrer and daughter, Miss Freda, of Fourth street, have returned home after a visit with relatives In Toronto.

Mrs. G. B. Lashley, Miss May Hayes and Mrs. Roy Kennedy spent Wednes day in Pittsburgh.

Mr, and Mrs. John Johnson of Pittsburgh have concluded a visit with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Furrer, West Fourth street. Mrs.

Frank Diamond of Steubenville was the guest of Mrs. John Hopkins, West Fourth street, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Nichols of the Lincoln highway spent Wednesday in Pittsburgh.

Mrs. Mary Slavin of Baum who has been ill for five weeks. Is recovering. P. L.

Fisher Is spending a mouth In New Orleans, La. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunn of Carolina avenue, Chester, spent Wednesday in Pittsbnrgh. MidL.

EXCEPTIONAL BUYS 1926 Hup 4 roadntor. new paint, and In good mechai iral condition. 1926 Hup like new, good paint A tires 1926 Chrysler 70 coach, new tires and paint. Above cars in good mechanical condition and pi'ices hard to beat. ter ms that SATLSFY.

OHIO MOTOR SALES COMPANY. Phone 382. 127 W. 6tb St. 1927 I ARLEY DAVIDSON YULE 74 192(5 OVERLAND COACH Motor Service phone 1926, 2nd A Virginia Ave.

Chester. W. Va. 114 W. 6th.

tjisl Liverool. O. Phone 770 I'CH SEDAN U'27 PONTIAC SEDAN DODGE VICTORY BROUGHAM 1U2G NASH SEDAN 1925 BUICK ROADSTER BUICK SEDAN SEVERAL AT 150.00 UP. H.MiniS-DUIGK CO. 119 W.

Eth St. PiKnM 288. fith ONE ONLY 1929 Hudson 4-door sedan. Entirely new, special $1050. RAY BIRCH MOTOP.S Sueoefcsors to Buckeye Motor.

A Walnut. Open evenings. Phone 408. VOUH LOSS If yriii do not investigate onr used ear values before you b.iy either a new or oacd automobile. Chevrolet roadiiter, 1927 Star coach, 192H Chrysler sedan, 1925 Maxwell sedan.

1925 Buitk 4 coupe, J025 Dodge coach. J': ppley motor sales Chrysler 566 or 667. REMARLE man, not requln-d pay year lourn! i.ow. Write Un.U-d 10 Pig I'ay Stehdy Woik Ri man wi.nlod to crtablisli ioc: I MM-rything Write Superinlendent, 12, Freepoit. Ilhiioir.

WINL.XND GLASS CO. DISTRIBUTORS OF POI.ISH PLATE WIRE. RIB AND OBSCURE GLASS. AUTO GLASS PROMPTLY INSTALLED. Slopo Proi't PHONE 81.

MINERVA ST. BLDG. I POULTRY AND FRUIT FARM 25 near Rock Springs Park, good 6 room house, small barn, 400 fruit trees, 22 of 100 iH-ach trees, 25 pear 30 plum for 4 cows. Mnxt Iw xeen to be appreciated. SEE KELLER 108 K.

Olh St. Main 24'2. 7 CHTCKKN FARM at Bloomfield. 6 acres of land, room houae. chicken house for sale or will trade for city property; alsu 6 room house at Becehwood, worth luokins up.

Gill A Hailes. 1646-J. For Illinois two 6 rocni modem, large lot, eloae in. easy terms. W.

8th room house, modern, bargala if su'd at once. JOHN W. CHARLTON. Phone 693-M. MAY room dwelling, hot water heat, eeiiaent laundry, stationary tuba.

Lot 36x110, rement walks, shrubbery and rcaiea. 15200,60. WOODI.AWN house of IZ large i-tioms, 2 baths. Lot 66x90. 5 walk from Diamond.

Price $6500.00. C. HENDERSHOT Putters Savings A Loan Bldg. REAL T7BTATE AND INSURANCE E. G.

JACKSON AGENt Y. 119 Carolina Chester. Phone MEN-Make $90 weikly placing product ill No eollect when are Write for free Earton I'dctory, Florin, Pa. WAH.M AIR HEATING SYSTEMS. remodeled and repaired.

and engineering aervice free. Phone 212. T. Steepce A 644 Green Lane, 56- Fuel and Feed REI.IAIil.E party wanted to hnrulte Prf.diict« in E. I.iverpiw.l, Customers established.

Excellent opportunity for right man. over $40 weekly. C. G. tJerneg, 129-337 K.

Chcbinut Columbuii, Ohio. and Agenta SALESMAN to represent million dollar manu- fat lure I-; no retpiired big outfit free; painta, and roofing with money-back guarantee; dire-t to on long, eai bit; eaoy; position, exclusive territory. Painl Dept. K-l, Clete- land, Ohio, ''Distributors own dent bu'iiusM handling Yeast Candy. ford territory.

Clevdund, SAI.INEVILI.K. Taibot or Rock Camp Coal, Jump IMc R. M. 10c. Prompt delivery.

Phone 286-It. Radica 4 Supplies 45 VDLT RADIO BATIEIULS SPECIAL II'25. TROTTER HARDWARE CO. 59- Houechold Qooda New intention. shaving riiaking old srraping olmolete, is oportunity to get ill on the ground f)ur I5.0U outfit earning profits for agents.

iH'cause become boosters, once they have used it. Act quickly for and territory. Electric Safety Razor, 822 Hanna Cleveland, O. WONDEUFl VALUES. USED FURNITURE 5 coal heaters.

4 coal ranges, lU gas ranges 10 goa heating two roll top desks, large case marble base, 8 wicker suites. 4 overstiiffe' suites, 5 duofoid suites, 25 library all aisea and colors. 7 dressers oue sectional hook case. NATIONAL rUllNITUKE CO. We also recover and repair your old furniture ht Us call and give you an estimate.

PHONE 331 OR AT 318 E. THIRD ST. VICTKOLA case, good selection of fur only Easy terms. SMITH A PHILLIPS. WASH.

HT. BIG money printing. free Complete line, commission. Ship everywhere. Exp-rienre iinnci-essary.

Outfit free! Kaeser A Blair, Cincinnati, Ohio. USED FURNITURE, ranges, gas 3 day beds, dining risim tables and chairs, kitcheti cabinet, large cedar chest, 2 newing machines. Deal Furniture 304 Washington Ht. 10-HURNER RADIANT gas stove in perfect condition, 321 Flast 8th Ht. J470-U.

FEDERAL distributors gel big pay! No capital or needed. Territory being a.isigned. Write for application blank. Federal Pure Food 2301 Archer, Chicago, BIG Ohio Corporation manager for un- occufiied territory. $50 weekly commission.

Earnings Immediately. fiood for $5,000 yearly. We furnish everything, deliver and collect. Capital or expeiierue unnecessary. Fyr-Fyter 17.78 Dayton, Ohio.

Situations WANTS PHONE 871-J. HOUSEWORK TO DO. Situations WANTED-JOB AR MEAT CUTTER HTORE WORK. CALL 2603-R. OR FINANCIAL Buaineas Opportunitiea MONEY In wheat, $10; buys option 6.000 bu.

Possibility profits. Particulars free. Cox, Dept. 65-C, 178 Jackson. Chicago.

OAKLAND COUPE almost NEW-A BARGAIN TLRK.NASH SALES CO. CALL 35. tlOOD USED CARS. 1928 4 fcjrdrauUc shock 1928 coupe with rumbM Mat. all new Hudson aedan.

TWO 1927 Chevrolet coaeh, Fdrd coupe, $100. ray lilBCH to Bnehayy A WaiBut, WANT to eonfidentially correspond direct with owners of well located retail grocery anyplace in Ohio. State volume last year, time in prmieiit location. Addrccs Box 898, Zanejvilie, Ohio. RESTAURANT Caterers-Best Uade- Located hotel building.

Real maker, offered by of buildtnc. $800 down will handle. United Realty Coshocton, O. Ecnuty parlor furniture. Supplies and equipment.

Cash-Easy terms. Catalogue Gibbs 2082 £. 4th, Cleveland, Ohio. 40 Money to Loan HELPFUL LOANS On household gooib. You need anyone to sign your note.

Lawful toreat only. Our friends. Est THE COLUMBIANA COUNTY riKAKCE CO. 121 W. fit.

Gcortn Staete, Mar. Product, Wall Floor Paint. KING A KELI HARDWARE CO. PHONE 1. THOR ELI-XTRIU IRONER FIT.S MAYTAG WAHHER.

$49.50. l.EON RUBIN, 618 WASHINGTON FT. Muaical inatrumenta piano, walnut case, with bench and for $156.60. Easy terms. SMITH A PHILLIPS MUSIC CO.

FOR HAL) ne silver plated King slide trombone excellent conditiun, $50 to quick buyer. Pi une 513. 'T FOR SALS Bungalow on Princeton avenue buill In 1027, gas, electric, ho. air heater, iniids toilet and bath. Lot 40x100, price on monthly payments.

HKK GEt). H. OWEN A CO, FLATIRON BUILDING. PHONE 49. G.

R. JOHN.STON IIOL'SEH, LOTH AND FARMS. CHESTER, W. VA. PHONE C.

W. POWELL A CO. I REAL ESTATE A INSURANCE I Meredith Diamond. or 88 Lota For Sale GASTON PLACE LOTS along Y. A O.

anA New Yeuagatown Highway. Lott and aga $100 up. Small down payment. Pbona 268. ADAM A CRAIG.

100 E. St. Suburban For Sala I LINCOI.N room water, gas and electrir 82 lota, 8 car age, for 8 all for building cost money. GUI A Ins. A Real Est.

1646-J. Auction Saiet rou S.ALK AT AUCTION TUESDAY MARCH 5TH. 1929 TWO ADJOINING FARMS, 182 acres and ICH acres, in Hancock County West Virginia, excellent dairy property on good all year road halt mile fram West Virginia Stata Highway No. 2. near excellent markets.

East Liverpool. Steubenville, Ohio. Chester. Weirton, Va. LARGER FARM has eight romn brick house, large barn, all nceassary outbuildings, fruit, spring water, gas well, 108 acre farm has good barn, no hooee, good water.

Farms will be offered separately, but have been operated together for several years. Also offered 26 bead cattle, horses, hogs, etc, two traetors, and other modern niaebioery. J. P. A IL W.

PlTTEiv'GER. Route New Cumberland, W. Va. Buy WANTED TO BUY MEN'S 2ND HAND CLOTHING, GOOD PRICE PAID. CALL BENNETT, PIIONF.

ROOMS AND BOARD 08 Without Board Y. M. C. SHOWER BATHS -SWIMMING POOL HOT AND COLD WATER NICE furnished aleeping room twin beds, all suiUble for two; furnace beat. Phone 1640-K.

825 E. 9tb St. Legal THE STATE OF OHIO 4 COLUMBIANA COUNTY. I January 2.1. 1829.

1 Notice is bcn-l'y givm that Barbara Berfi has been apiminted adminislratrix of the ese tote of Chas. Berg, deceased. I LODGE RIDDLE, I Judge of the Probate Courts Publi.Hhfd at East Liverpool, Ohio, in The East Liverpool Review, Jan. 26, Feb. 9, For Housekeeping TWO furniahed rooms for light housekeeping with sink and private entrance; modern conveniences, 429 Elm A Pcnna.

Ave. NOTICE OP APPLICATION TO CHANGM EQUIPMENT USED BY A MOTOR PORTATION COMPANY. Public nirtice is hereby given that the UnioM Motor Transit. a motor transportatioa' company, has filed with the Public Utilitkw Commisaion of Ohio, an application to i three-fifteen passenger cars from No, 2743 covering motor transportation vice between Akron. Ohio and Pittsburgh.

UNION MOTOR TRANSIT. SteubeBville, Published at Er.st Liverpool, Ohio, in East Li vet pool Review, Jan. 19, 26 and Feb. PJ29. FOR nicely furnished rooms complete for light housekeeping, bath', laundry, furnace Iwat, adults only.

Fbime 1843-W or 741 Cadmus. TWO ROOMS furnished for light housekeeping, bath and phone. Ueasonabie. 820 W. 6th St.

2 FURNISHED rooms for light private entnmee. Pbona 127-W. Board NOTICE OP APPLICATION OF A MOTOR TRANSPORTATION COMPANY TO CHANGB EQUIPMENT USED UNDER CERTlFiCATH OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND 81TY. Puble notice la hereby given the Union Motor Transit. a ntvuir transportatioa company, handling persons, has fSed widk tba PubUe Utilities Commission of Ohio, plication to modify equipment used by removing pasaenger, 8-11 imsseager and 1-T tmtaatiter car under cerHlicato No.

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