The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 14

FOURTEEN EAST LIVERPOOL REVIEW. EAST LIVERPOOL OHIO AUGUST 22, CHESTER Fifth Straet, haa charge of The Evening Review circulation. Leave aubacrlptlona, erdera, adveptlaemente, with hitn. Beil phone 4S4. Ha had gotten about three quartera of a mile out of Cleveland and waa lo- ing at a SO mile gait when a loud craah was heard In the back of th ar.

Ttje wheels stopped turning sud denly and the car fifteen I before It came to a halt. i The drum on the rear atle had hrok-j i en. flying off the axle and stopping the wheels. rV continued on his Important games of the season. Frost will occupy the slab in this game, in which the Cheaters will find In Its opponent a formidable team which has made a mark thta season.

TIMOTHY DELAYED ON RETliRN PROM WALES I ndlsmayed by the announcement that Toronto would probably award return home train while Ariier luid Wcllsburg bualneas men the automobiie towed back to Cleve in the fight to land the three land for repairs Thmais Timothy, manager of the Anicrii an and Tinplate plant of Chester, has been delayed on Ma return Journey from where he haa been visiting, accordltig to a letter received fro mblm Thtirsday Mr writes that he experienced considerable dlfflcully In BUT TWO ORDERS FOR ARMY FOODSTUFFS Only two orders for surplus army food.st uffs have been received thus The anneal picnic of the First Christian church Hunday school will bo held Saturday afternoon at Kock Park and an Invitation haa obtaining a from England to. far at the hosier accord also been extended to all members of and has commtinl the church who are not members of Sunday school. The picnic will Include a sporting program In which a bHseball game he tween married and single men will the feature Many other sports are on the program. The following Is a list of the events scheduled for the picnic outing; Threelegged raco for men, prir.e two pair of hoso. Three legged rare for boys 12 years of age, prize a 100 yard dash for men, prize stick pin 50 yard dash for Miss class, prize toilet water 6(1 yard for women, prize box of handkerchiefs.

i lOO-yar'4 dash for boys under prize base ball rated with Congreasinan Neely of Fairmont, W. Va, now In Washington. Congressman NVely notified H. S. Ambassador iJavls In and instructed him to Mr.

TImolhv. In his letter, Mr. Timothy stated that he Wfuild start on homeward journey between Beptembwr 1 and 15, Ing to Stewart. More orders were expected Friday and Saturday, however, Stewart said. According to 8te-wart, Chester Is not taking advantage of the cheaper ffKxl the government Is offering for salo through the malls.

Mall rates have been ordered reduced to speed up the sales and reduce distribution million FolUnabeo Dron. company tin plate plant. At a big meeting of citizens Thursday the fund for providing a slto was Increased to and It was decided to eon- I tlnuo the campaign for the needed to, tal of 1160,000. I Arrangements were made to bring eminent New York engineers here, w-ho will work out a plan for using Ohio river gravel for the speedy fill- in of the 42 acre site in North Wellfiburg It la contended that the use of river gravel will make it possible to put the Bite In good condition for the building of the mill within a few No final decision will be made as to the site before next week at a meeting of the directors of the Follansbee company In BIG OUTPUT BY WEIRTON FURNACES Bide of the plant awaiting the completion of the new open hearth where It will he put through another process, made Into Bheet steel which will he taken through every process to the finished product HM posted Hit of the fooda being Bold and their prices In the outer office of the The new blast furnaces at the Weirton mill which began operating Juat one month ago, have not missed an work and the output of pig iron Is exceeding expectations. Hundreds of tons of iron have been produced from the raw- matertaJe and the pig Iron is being I up on the west CHESTER PERSONALS.

Ml Atwell of McKeevpoit, Pa. snd Hg Edith Traatman of are the guests of Ml-a Virginia McElfresh of aveoue T.dward Oumrr.d of IMffthtirii In l.ester Irbu W. J. Harpold of Middle Hun. Alex Scott and Cain of Mill tt lc, Winiaim of Little Blue.

Alb ii of Hookstowu and Willia Hataon of Moarow were CbcsP Itora Thursday. Mrs. Elizabeth Cameron and K. Morrow returned Friday fcnc Pugotown. where vis.ted for a few Get your baked stuffs for the Sunday dinner here.

Quality and cleanliness our motto. Safe Milk For IcfaDt3 Invoiids Baseball Game Saturday. Chenter and Rochester baseball toaraa clash Saturday anemoon at Springs Park In one of the most Ns Ceeldcf A Nutritious Diet for All Ages Quick Lunch at Home or Office A tcu Imitations and Subititnies Spessiais Teas, doz Regular price 25c. Solid Chocolate Loaves Regular price 25c. Clearance Sale Whole wheat and Boston brown bread daily- Wittman's VfiAFfl Fat rate, prize ntckfie.

A. Arner of avenue re Sack race for prize box ef turned late last night from an event chewing gum to ('levcUiful Wheelbarrow contest, prize j( look him more than 35 hoiirH to handkerchief. the return Journey, although he Ball throwing for iravelltng In an auto, yrlze box of face 4 I And 24 hours of the trip was spent FOOTWEAR STILL ON An oijportunity to buy dependable Footwear at liberally reduced pnces. Ball throwing contest for prixe in getting out oj Cleveland, knife He left leve'and Barefooted for morning In the taking along i candy. I with him a companion from Ball game between the ue staytMl In Cleveland all day and claas and the slrgio men I started on way back late In thei Swimming rate for hoya over 16 afternoon.

of age, prue box Swimming race for under 16 of prUe Mlrkolo. "BAYER CROSS" ON Swimming race for prize box Ulcum Pitching cantori for ineu Vollowlng li-o conte i.i. will bs nrved at 6 jrlo-U LEON KIRKWOOD IS INJURED IN WRECK Mrs. A1 Kirkwood of Choeter left Thursday for Grafton, on receipt of word tyat her Leon Kirkwood, formerly of Cheater, bas been serloualy injured In railroad accident. The message recelvt-d by Kirkwood stated that Ixith her had been amputated In the accident.

GENUINE ASPIRIN and SHOES It is very essential that growing feet be carefully filled that allow them to develop naturally. HOME BAKERY 123 West Sixth Street PASTRIES CATERING AMERICAN GASH MARRET 133 EAST SIXTH STREET BELL PHONE 294 Entertained in Home. MIbb Martha a teacher In the Cheater Public BChoo and also teacher of the Either I hhs of the Firat Presbylerlan church, was given a party Ttiuraday night at the home of Mr. and W. AlIlHon.

MlsB RalHton la leaving for Clarksburg, W. to accept position teachrr In one of the BChoola. "Bayor TaUit. to be genuine must be marRed with Uio aiifcty Always buy an Buyer packago which cou tains proper directions to relieve hiiadacbe, toolluiche, eiirucho, nouraigla, and pain. Handy tin boxes of 12 coat but a few centB at drug packagni also.

Aspirin tho inarx oi Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetlcacid The Footwear sold here is de.siirned to allow ample room for development and at the same thne has all the heuuty of less comfortable Shoes. sell Educator Shoes, OSaw Shoes find Kip-a-Kick Shoes. EDUCATOR SHOES C-SAW SHOES KlP-A-KICK SHOES ALL SIZES AND WIDTHS Deny Girl Diaappeared. Chester Friday denied that the polic hud asked to find Five Shruadoa 17- year old daughter of and Mrs. Will of TinHonville.

who, according to report from Steubenville Thuisday, had disupjieuri'd from her home. Shroudes la visiting at the home of her brother, Carl Shroade.s, mar Wheeling Junction, he: mcdher said Final Wind Up of the Money Saving Sale at The Mever Reich Store SATURDAY IS THE LAST DAY OF OUR BIG MONEY SAVING SALE. IT WILL BE TO THE ADVANTAGE OF THE PEOPLE OF EAST LIVER-POOL AND VICINITY TO BUY WHILE THE PRICES ARE LOW. Spoil Your Hair By Washing; It When you wash your hair, be careful what you use. Most soaps and prepared ahampocs contain too much alkali, which is very injurious, as it dries the scalp and makes the hair brittle.

The best thing to use is KlulsificJ co coanut oil shampoo, for this is pure an entirely grcaseless. very che.ip and beats anything else all to pieces. You can gvt this at any drug store, and a lew ounces will last the family ior months. Simply moisten the hair with water lind rub it in, about a tcaspoonful is all that is required. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, cleanses thoroughly, and rinses out easily.

The hair Colored Dresses, Sizes 2 to 12 $1.75 value $2.50 L89 $1.25 $3.50 value 2.37 Black and White Hose dries fiuickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh lookin bright, fluffy, wavy and to handle. Besides, it loosens and takes out every particle of dust, dirt and dandruff. 45c value Waists 60c value Shirts 70c and Young Suits values values $.1,5,00 values $22.50 values $16.45 Extra Special in Suits for School Opening $6.50 values v.ilucs..........$7.45 values $12.50 values $9.75 OTHER SPECIALS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS 120-122 WEST SIXTH STREET O. O. F.

Building Dress Shirts $1.25 value Soft Collar Shirts White Only d.a) Dress Hose 5c Waists 0.50 value Silk Waists. value Wasts. We try to make a hh every lime we come to bai. Our Service and price make a hit for us and makes home run. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY Gold Medal Flour, per Strictly Pure Lard, per Root Beer Extract, per Swans Down Cake Flour, per Breakfast Bacon, per SPECIAL FOR WEEK OF AUGUST 23 TO AUGUST 29 Shrimp Dry Pack, per can 20c Wet Pack, per can.

Squab Soup, per can 15c Macaroni, Spaghetti or Egg Noodles, pkg. Macaroni in biilk, lb. 11c Tuna Fish, white meal; new stock, per can, 25c Fancy York State Cheese per pound 45c Edwards Salad Dressing, per bottle 30c Peanut Butter, per lb 25c Fancy Queen Olives. Per pint 25c, quart 45 Pilot Brand Kippard Herring, per can Strictly fresh eggs, direct from the farmer, per dozen 55c 9BPI STOKIC THAT niVE.S YOU Another supply of home-made potato salad and pimento cheese for Saturday. own the High Cost of Living.

Big Meat Sale Saturday, Aug. 23 We have made a large purchase of fine young steers that we will sell Saturday at the following low price PLATE BOIL, per CHOICE RIB ROAST, per pound 22c HAMBURG, per GOOD BEEF ROAST, per CHOICE CHUCK ROAST, per TENDERLOIN, SIRLOIN and ROUNDSTEAK, 403 MARKET STREET 4 H. SiOUMTZ MEAT MARKET BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREET.