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United Press Dispatches Associated Press ispatcKe TOE BUFFALO EVENING TDIES, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 023. i hi.ii 1.1,1.11.11. Ui.ijjiii.1.jm...ui.i j.i..u.L.JLjt-j I aaa i 4 v' A Can, you imagine having baLhing suit made by Kingly Brothers At some beaches they make W' wear so much that the bathers laiv; to stay out of the water to kaij cool. 1 1 'A lot 'bathing suits are so loft-hat when you run along tho beat, you trip on them. It's all right to break your nol as long as yftu don't hurt the ce! sors' modesty, j.

I I HUH DEMI-TASSE I 5i CONFIDENCES I Karry ate will uttiwon i Tueiaj at entertain at ilis Country i Julia rnrif Niagara ralla win as dioner on Saturday evening 3,1 "jpr Palis Country Club in ol Jla Mary Tayior AlHerirW. the guest cr Mlw j0Sf.p.nine m. Jimnr the at the rT Curb, and Mra. Willtam B. Birkmayr witf i 4 ixioroif Mlij(, Juty i0 Misa KriMja Brenilel.

who s-iit for -Europe July- 14th. was In that picture too; he played the lead. Of course, he went tie stage, anu h.v -tn -tf. hut their experience at, toe- Griffith studio certainly -helped "I terrioiy iaiereiTO i imnt-ilton. I wish they hadn't cut out most of his scenes in 'The White Rose I have been glad if they'd sacrificed all the close-ups of Carol Dempster mf put In some of Xeil Hamilton.

I ve seen those same close-ups of Carol Dempster In every, picture she's ever made she always looks Just the ame, only now she's getting older and Isu qaite so pretty. I. liked her in 'Dream and I thought the scenes where she daneed-were-wonderful, but I haven liked anything She doesn't improve. But Jeil Hamilton will Just watch him!" fCcpy right, 1923, by the Wheeler Syn-dkfate. Inc.) Men's Fashions COMFORTABLE MOTORING.

The exercise of 'fR driving a motor car calls for the coolest vXpnd most comfortable-clothes during the' Vhot summer days. The man who drives C8f needs a suit of some- tronical wpraight material such as "Palm' Beach," ikV toitifotmble 'soft shirt, and above sorn'ig-fthlng cool in tne way of headgear. The i air-cooiea cap should be given a trial b.all men driving cars who have not ye-t tried one out. In either linen or weed 6ft hey are enuallv comfortnhle liprn Hue -thp screen mesh yehtilator in the yisor, wt itiiowg 'ine air to De torcoa into it cap when driving does away with alil the annoyance of perspiration which bad for the hair, as well as uncomfort able. (CorwrfteM.

192.1, br Vanitv F)r. New Tork I By JOnX r. MEDBUBY. Now thaf the bathing season is In full swing, the reformers are at all the beaches trying: to see something that we shouldnH look at. Tliese batliing suit censors arQ people who think that what they see will hurt our eyes.

They're making1 us wear so many clothes when we're in the witter that we pretty near have to get dressed to go swimming. They don't object to one-pieoe bathlus suits providing wo wear them in the bath tub. The average reformer has a mind of his own.sbut his Vife won't let him use it. She has' two minds to- make npi hers and his. He may have thoughts of his own, but she'll tell him what to think.

Whenever he goes to the seashore she puts blinders over his eyes and locks them on. One dame was so afraid her husband might see something that she even equipped hist- blinders with shock absorbers. Another tvonian even bawled her husband out for forming a mental picture of a bathing gtrl. She even hired a mind reader to follow him around and see that he didn't disobey her. These reformers want bathing suits to be so Ions that pretty soon we'll be wearing train gowns in In the next two or three years it'll so bad that we'll have to wran a.

terra; around us before we can go in the xwater. CU-lya Mvatui wil g-iy a. picnic 4 i s- Beach on Saturday. 5irt. Vakr A.

Yatea 1. entertaining j-m mends ay luncheon todar at her in Orchard ark in honor of her Mi B. I'raier Smith, -of St. Alban. i Ling island.

Ifrs. Warren HUlla Is entertaining at today in 'honor Mra. Harry Hunter. of Jenkintowa. PaY who i voting Mrs.

William Carpenter. Vlias AHr-e Hubbard is entertaining hl for Mr. H. HendrlckVon. who 3 re next month for the Middle West.

lira. William t. Holmes of Hushing mer. Aurora, -will arfve a ailver ttna afternoon, from 2 to 5 o'clock, the henelSt of th building- fund of Wheel Chair Ho ma 1 dinner trill be -given at the i "V'anikaa Country Ciub.oa the IVurth of -Mr. lpha feta Chi Sororitr will rloae ta t'jon with a dinner at the Automobile Curb at Ciarenrw hi eTenioa- at 7 .30 The tablo decoration will ba In suld and white, tneoorortty okra.

Iane. ng for meialwrt. and their, cueata wiU fiiir the dlnnr. in Photo by Morrall. MISS MILDRED WINDSOR The marriage of Miss Winrlsor Falls will take place today at the home of the bride aunt, Mrs Ellen Chapia at Niagara-on-the-Lake.

HH" -i- 4- 4 1 i ENGAGEMENTS AND 5 I WEDDINGS I BAT8OX.KITTIX0ES. The marrlaa; of Miss Margaret KVttin-ger. daocheer of Mr. and Mra. Ralph O.

it till re of Denew Arenne. Oo Frlerlck -James Bataon. formerly of Bdmontou, AJterta, ran Ma. wit solemnised last e-tflnjr at 8UW DcWck at the home of the bride's the Key. Murray Shipley Howland.of the Lafayette Arenus Prea-hyterlan Church officiating da-the res- enee of the immediate famiMea and a few close friends.

he hoaae was decked with pakms. ferns and -pink and white roses -peoDiee, a atrlug; orchestra toeing- In attendant. The -bride, whose hand was iren in marriajr by her father, wore vowa of white erete meteor, the ixa. akirt caught whh a pearl cabochon: her tulle yeil was arranjred beneath a wreath of 'ti-er Jeares and orans-e -blossoms, and her Cowers were a shower of bride roses and lilies of the valley. She waa attended iff Mih Carolyn Kittinger as maid of nonot wno wore a gown or Dowered organdie over a blue creoe Kiln.

nd par ried a bouquet of garden flowers In pastel shades, and by the Mises Elizabeth Young of Buffalo. Luella Tucker of Old Town, and Elizabeth Round of Xew-burg-on-he-Httdsoii, toridasmaids. whose gowns were of organdie in pastel shades and wboee flowers were like the caald of honor's. There were two ilttle flower sr.rls, sister and cousin of the tride, Mtos Mary Johnston Kittinirer end Mian Marr Louis Kittinger. Their trocks were of lariender orjrandie and they carried baskets of warden flowers.

The "best man was Held WilHamaon of Dan bury, Ct, aud the uhers were Spencer andrIryine J. ivittanger or Buffalo, Arthur Phillips of ekmeryille. snd Psul McElroy of Cincinnati. The bride's mother wore a gown of cream Chantilly lacs fashioned oyer a alio of a deeper shade and her nowers were a corsage of roses and larksDur. The seime flowers, arranged in long goM Mitew, were used te adora the bride' table at the buffet supper following-, with corers laid for 24 The guests included Mrs.

iJrelyn 8. DeWtct of New York, Dr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Kittiuffer Springfield, MUs Alice Bedded of Hartford, C. Mara Katherine Lydell of Bradford, and Mrsa Madeline and Miss (Elizabeth.

Van Dora of Mount Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Bataon will spend the summer at Thunder Bay, on, their return from a wedding trip. TRAIN OR-CHABOT.

The marriage of Miss Mary Chibot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Chbot, to tiarnet Thomas Trainor of New York, formerly of -Melbourne. Australia, was ok-m nixed yesterday morning In St.

Joseph's New Cathedral. The Rev. Vincent Donovan, cousin of the fcride, omciatinjr." The altar was tanked with white roses and palms. Miss Helene M. Chabot, nister of the -bride, was maid of honor; I eon T.

Oh a bo was best man and Dr. Timothy F. Dorcovan and Gerald Donovan were ushens. Mary tiavia and Jean Donovan, counlns of the -bride, were flower girla. A Wfdding breakfast was serTed tor the immediate family at the home of the bride's brother iu Wood-liawn Avenue, following Uie ceremony.

Mr. and Mrs. Trainor will make their home in New York after a trip to Northern Canada. STEWART-MOYNIirAX. The marriage of Miss Eileen Moynihan.

daughter of Mr. innht Moynban. to Leo A. Stewart -wa solemnized Wednesday morning at lO o'clock in the Church of Annunciation, the Rev. McNamara omclnting.

The bride wore her mother's wedding' gown of Ivory atin trimmed with pearla and Chantilly lace with a court train- of -satin. Her tulle veil was caught with orange bloosouia. end she A BUFFALO, H'. Y. The Alumnae Aaoociabion of Stamnm will $St luncheon at ch Col-J-f Clu'a on Saturday.

1 1 ilr. Albert Holland- nd Mr. William of 'Pittonrirh dinner party he Ntaarara Hotel. Nlarara Fall. X.

or the Mi Eleanor Maica of Reed -V feet and MiM Jewel Bladen Wende Avfoue. who are leayiTfir Saturday. June for Detrott and tWr Point. i Si a Lily McXerny entertained yea-IMerrtay at fhe StatWr ifor MXmm Keriha Farrell. who aalla the later pan of the week for Europe and the r.ent.

T. SCAW AJ8 BUDE DAXCE. undergraduates' of Scalp and Blade rtve a dauoe at th clubhouse, on Prksiile Avenue on Friday night for j.Si and 'Blade members and their jruesta. Tli is I the first of a ueriea of auiumer be held, the last 'Friday of rath month during June, July and Au--i a if your motor is to operate properly, so use mi HI Silk Shop jjf Sd KI.OOR. BK1B F.

BLDO. "ALTERATION SALE" 4 The Kteinhans of whom we leaae, are makioc etensire alterations with ear ahop. While go doin? we will allow fr- 10 orf rs errry piece of la tola carried a ahower boun-net of tride roses nil lilies of the valley. "Miss Vera 8. tampans, makt of honjjr.

as frowned, in rose chiffon and silver with a hat to match. She carried an arm "bouquet of cotuoibia roses and sweet pea. i ne brldesmaidfi were Ml Genevieve Shields, who wore salmon -pink and carried jrvink roses and sweet iea, and 1H Ellen Latch-ford, cousin of the bride, who wore orchid chiffon and carried Ophelia roses and sweet peas. They wore black hats alike. Miss Vera Louise Elve was flower girl and wore a frock of white organdie and oarrwd a white basket of yellow daisies ahd sweet peas.

John A. Smith was best man and the ushers were Herbert J. McOormick and John ilcGano. After the ceremony wedding -breakfast was served at the bride's home. Covers were laid for li.

A reception followed from 2 to 6 o'clock. Mr. snd Mrs. Stewart have left for an Bnetern trip aad will be e.t feome after August 1st. BROWN B-HTOHES.

The marriage of Mine Julia C. Hughes, aaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes, to Aloyaius J. Browne, was solemnized on Wednesday, June 20th, at St.

Brig-id'e Church, the SRer. Luke F. Sharkey officiating. The bride wore a gown of French Wne flat crepe with a legoorn orct-ure hat. Miss Genevieve Man nion.

who was bridesmaid, was sowned la biege aatin Canton and wore a -bat to match. Howard -MacBrlde waa fcest man. Break-fast waa served at the Stat-ler HoteL, After a trip to Baltimore and Washington Mr. ahd Mrs. Browne will be at home at No.

703 Tifft Street. OEIFFlTH-MfMOBROW. The marriage of Alice H. McMorrow and Milton Edward Griffith was solemnised at St Monlca'a Rectory Wednesday morning at -10 o'clock, the Kcv. Father Wright officiating.

The bride wore a gown of gray georgette trimmed with steel beads, and- wore a picture hat to taatch, and carried a shower bouquet of Ophelia roses and spring-- flowers. She was attended by Mies JoephineMary- Frizc-lt, who wore a gorwn of buff crepe romalne, trimmed with blue beads and a picture hat to match and carried an arm bouquet of pink Ophelia roses. Robert H. Fraser was best man. Following the ceremony a breakfast was served to 50 guests at the home of toe bride's parents In Babcock Street.

The bride's table being laid for ten. Mr. and Mrs. Griffith have left for a trip to West Virginia end will be at home en their return at No. 277 Babcock Street.

REEB-BESECKER. The marriage of Miss Gertrude Beseeker to Mr. Edward Rceb was solemnized Monday afwrnoon, June 25th, at 4 o'clock at Die family residence in Ms pie Street. The Rev. Theodore Bodie oHlciatiug.

The bride wore a gownvof blue Canton crepe heavily beaded in sree and wore a cor-Bage bouquet oT white and sweet licas. Se entered with her sister, Mrs. Lena Dollard. Miss Lorcen Roebmaid of honor was in honey dew olle and Miss Ella Hnll, bridetuuaid waa in cocoa -colored Conton jt-repe Both wore torso ge bouquets of pink rose buds and sweet peas Little Marjorie Ueeb, niece of the groom was ring bearer and. wore a pale pink frock Herman Reeb, brother of the groom was best man and Mr.

Pfef-fer wag th usher Following the ceremony a reception given The decoration were peonies and roses. Covers were laid for 65 at tables arranged on the lawn, and centered with roses and a beautiful wedding cake.v Mr. anil Mrs. Edward Reeb have left on an eastern trip. GEHRIXG-FELI Mr.

and Mrs. James C. Fell of College Hill have Issued announcements of the marriage of their daughter, Frances Julia, to William C. Gehriug. June 26th, at the Church of the Good Shepherd.

VLRICH-KAGXAN. The marriage of 'Mi 'Ruth Fasrnanof to Airert -ji. u-mi-u i city was eolemnlzed Wednesday afternoon. June Zltn, at M. HL CnurcD.

ur. r. xj, clatiDir. The bride wore scovrn or wnite carried a shower bouquet of roses, 1H' of the valley ana swanzomn. veil was fastened wun a klAMm.

h(l Wflft flttf-nded by ner teter. Mrs. Russell. K. Smith, matron of honor, wno was pink Canton crepe and carried pink Co-himbia roses.

The -bridesmaids were Miss Lillian Cinch in orchid crepe, and Miss Alice Clrich in Nile green crepjj, both carrying piivk Columbia roses. Two flower -girls, Elsie Bender and Betty Brown, carried baskets of roses, and little Dorothy tririch carried the Tins in a tiny Russell R. Smith was best. man. and John and Elmer Llrlch were ushers.

Immediately following the ceremony a reception was -given at the home of the I-ride's sister. Mrs. in Ea-Rt Main Stret, Hamburg. At the bride table, whu-u was centered with a three tier wedding cake and garden flowers, covers were laid for 20. Other Tables were set for 125 relatives and close friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich will bo St home after July 15th at corner of Buffalo and Pine sweets, Hamburg, Y. I llydudj Days Smoked Cala HAIV1S lb. lib lb.

HURON 6c BEST N-EW Potatoes 59c Peek rrV DAIRY LEA rail' 63c. STKICTLT I-R-KSH Eggs 28c OEM TT if OLEO, Sb. ROYAL BLEND Coffee S-Lb. Tin Soap 19 use Coffee lb. 29c Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs.

Fig Bars, 2 lbs. 27c cclfcleaning plugs. One or two efficient cylinders, B-G equirtpecjf can't save other cylin which are still struggling with dirty pljugs. Make 'em ALL B-G's. With a full set of B-G's you can use a very 4ean mixture and automatically SAVE GAS.

At the same time you wili note the remarkable improvement in the operation of your motor. ALWAYS CLEAN, the B-G ALWAYS delivers quick hot spark. It or roui rrom oil. it MAX njcht. You don't have ARE REGISTERED THE-B-G, A These reformers don't 6top anything.

They took away, cm liauor and gave water anu mas they're even telling us how to cm that. (Ccpyright. 19J3, Klnf Feature Syndicate, In.) Ill I I Bluejay The simplest way to end a corn is Blue-jay. Stops the pain instantly. Then the corn loosens and comes out.

Made in clear liquid and in thin plasters. The action is the same. At your druggist 1R 136 West 52nd St-, New York City ktaatraetors to the U.S. Army and the U.S. Navy I Qnm City Vnc, Co.t 657 Broad.

John Roc-key, 1291 Genesee St. 739 Main St. avtt 1UUU Abbott Road. ulc S053 liailey Aye. George Eckert.f a- 9 1432 Genesee SU ,1524 Jefferson 631 Genesee SU 2468 Seneca St, 1223 Xiagara St, Scott's Anto Suf AVO, A.

Schfeiber, St, Seco Elec. Serv C. B. Scldkluna Smith 65 Grider St. South Side Tire ca St.

Sohlicht 1 es, 2024 Sene- Fillmore Ave. Schmidt Garage. Schulta-Weiss, Coi 721 Genesee St. ton St. (Simons Garage, Ave.

i Chas. E. Smith, Stanley Walzak, Star Tire Washing 11067 Jefferson 077 Seneca St. "William St, 455 Broadway. State Garage, 17 The Sweet oroaaway.

Vrni TL TmvinrJ Gillette Ave. Thompson Aire Rep.V 250 E. Ferry St Townsend Garagi 1593 Bailey Ave. Virginia Garage, E. s.

Waggoner, Ave. George W. Wall, Ave. Wassinger Motor E. Ferry St.

81 Virginia St. 1376 Jefferson 1085 Delaware Car Ex-i3'' Weed Mali! St, i 110 West Ave. 0 Main St. West, Ave. Garage Tlo White 30 John WiNsing, 6361 Sycamore St." 57 Walden Walden Auto Sup.

Ave. Waldmcre Garage, St. 451 Sycamore' Webster 123 Hertel Ave, i 36 Goodell Weyand McMaito St. William St. Garage, St.

36 William Ferry St. Willis 1121 E. Winton-Lezington Co St. Wlrgis 1268 1231 Main llmore Ave, NIAGARA FALL!" X. Y.

L. M. Stevens. 1013 Ml St. M.

Blln 1" an wrwugaii, -Iain St Hall's International Main St. 355! i lVlXCASTER X. Koch's O. Murray. Just wUi Say 4 Only diseased or injured eyes require the services aa oculist (physician eye-s-peciaJist).

Errors mi vision require glasses properly fitted ay aa optometrist (the legal practitioner ef optometry). If you have sua error ef vision, muscular trouble er eyea strained froca ererwork then you need exactly the eervioes we render. If your eyea aeed anythlna: fsarthar. we arm a advise yen. to Everett S.

Mason of Niagara A new chapter of the O. E. 8. will be organised this Thursday evening, June 28th, at Fraternity Hall. Xo.

971 Jefferson Avenue. U. W. Alice James, district deputy grand matron and staff of officers will present the -dispensation, name-ing the new Chapter Barbara Freitschie. St.

Clement's Episcopal "uurcb will hold its annual lawn fete on the grounds on Gratiot 'Street today and tomorrow. There will be 'games, dancing, bowling and refreshments. iSunday afternoon, July 1st, Court Xo. 817, Catholic "Daughtres of America, will be Instituted in Hamburg. Ceromonies will commence at 2 o'clock In SiS.

Peter and Paul's auditorium, under the direction of Mlas Julia M. Collins, district deputy of Western Xew York. Khe. will be assisted by Mrs. James J.

Reilly. Mrs. J. M. Kerts, Hiss Florence Donnelly, Miss Helen Kennedy, 'Miss Mary- Coffrey, Miss Mary Kennedy.

Miss Gertrude Mc-Pherson and the other members of Court Timon's degree team. The next regular meeting Af Richardson Women's Relief Corfi. 60, will be held in G. A. .1.

Hall -this. I A 1 A An. entertai.nmept and banquet will be given by the Companions of the Fqrest of America at "Buffalo Catering Company. Xo. 821 Washington Street, corner of Burton, on 'Sunday evening, July 1st.

A large class oi candidates win oe lnitiatea. Supreme Deputy Mrs. Anna yM. eimith, assisted- by Supreme Trustee 'Mrs. O'-Xeill and Supreme Arbitrator Mrs.

Bertha Duien and staff of deputies -will conduct the Initiatory work. Au interesting projrratn hhs been arranged by the CommiHee in charge. FLPPR IT I 11.1 II TI If IMflTI'i isysttaataygM A NEW GRIFFITH FIND. Mr. "Griffith done it.

again!" remarked the Flapper, with a long sigh. "Done what made a good picture?" 1 asked. "So found a good actor," she answered. "You know how it is; he Just slinolv makes actors out of ueonle who've never done much of anything In that linal "This time it's Xeil Hamilton, who's awfully good as the -grocer's clerk in 'The White There vwasa't much, room for him in the let are, -of because the story is mostly about Mae Marsh and Ivar but Xeil Hamilton -makes very moment of 'his count for much That you feel as if you'd seen him more often than you have. "And aa a matter of fact, we have been seeing him quite often, because he's been before our very eyew in the magazines for ages In the advertising He's been posing for those awfully smart hat people, and for collar ads and all that eorc of thing you know, the sort of that make you feel that every boy you know Is a perfect hick.

He's not the empty -good-looking type, but-very intelligent and well, Ivar Novello is one of these painfully good-looklrig" ineh, and Hamilton makes him look Just simply aaocharine! "He did well in picture that Mr. Griffith has signed him -up on a -three-year contract, and you know what that means. Mr." Griffith would: never take anyone that didn't have unusual ability, and we may wee Xeil Hamilton a second Bc-bby Harron or Richard Barthelmees. It's about the -best thing that could -possibly happen to a young man. who- want! to make good In pictures, to have Mr.

Griffith take an interest in him. "Look at Glenn Hunter be worked in a -picture out at the Griffith know; it was Just a comedy, -with Dorothy Gish. but the G-rifflth atmosphere wan all around him. Just the And BOARD OF EDUCATION. 1400 Buffalo.

C1EALBD PROPOSALS FOR JTJRNIgHTNO AXD JO Installing electrical motors and fans ncdrd in the MoKlnley VooMlional School, as set forth in speelflcattona treparrd by the Board of Education, will be raorired a th off Ice of the of Eduction, 14K1 Telephone BulkUnc. Buffalo. N. until 1 o'clock in the forenoon of July 1S-33. Copies of spednestlons may be had at the office, of the Board of Bduoadon.

The Board of Education will determine What bid is lowest, and the contract may tie awarded to the lowaet responalMe bidder. A certified check la the amount of TOO. 00. or a Bond la the uniiut of S330.O0, payable to the Board of Education, mint accompany each bid. The Board of ducattaa reserve, the risht la -reject any or all bide.

P. J. SWEBNTTT. Deputy Superintendent Business and Acmunai. Eyes Are Bresdwinners Take proper care ef the same and they "rlU take care ef you.

If your eyea r- Jalte the aid of gtaasea come to me snd will fit yea property. JEl'nnn, Cptcnslrist Carnar Genesee fit and Michigaa Aya. fipam Monday aad Satordajf Bvaaloj-fc At 166 RAHRLIM ST. (BASIC PATENTS GRAHTEAReijrrVM922 AUTO SUPPLY CO. Whnlesnle ItlstiHhiitnra Wholesale Distributors I hi Days i lluaji ldtUIUdJT, iiiUIIUdJ dHU TRAVELING FOLKS I Mrj.

Seymour H. Knox, Miss Marjorie Knox and Seymour Knox are lenving spend the summer at country home, Gramore Lodge, in East Aurora. Mrs. Samuel Colt of Chicago is the jruest of her daughter, Mrs. Harold MoDougal of Elmwood Avenue.

Dr. and- Mrs. Monroe Manges, and Miss Dorothy Manges will leave Saturday for Dunville, X. Y. at attend the wedding of Miss Alice Haun Mrs.

John V. Woodruff and son Wilbur axe spending several weeks at Bemus Foint, Chautauqua Lake, X. liss Marie Manges will leave Monday to the summer at Camp Qulnbeck, Vermont. 1' Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur oHood are at Bcmqs Point Chnftauqua Lake, X. Y. "Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J.

Hopkins and Hies Florence Hopkins of Bidwell Park-wuy are spending the summer at the Chautauqua Assembly Grounds, Chautauqua. Lake, X. Y. Miss Elizabeth Landes of Staunton, Is tho tin est for several weka of Mr. and Mrs.

J. Philip Weyer of Hamburg. Mr. and Mrs. John H.

Cooper are at Chautauqua for a week, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Diehl Cooper of Pittsburgh, Mr. and Mra. Theodore H.

Irwin and Mr. and Mrs. George Kittredge of Albany have been -gpendlmr a few days at Cooperstown. and Mrs. Irwin return the end of the next Monday will leave for Oakfleld, Grand Island, where they will stay a' month, the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Lorati I Lewis, Jr. Roswell "Pi Bagley leaves tonight for Cleveland for a short visit. From there he will go Jto join Mrs. Bagley In Y'oungs-tovrn, O.rreturning home next Monday.

The members of the narty. which Miss Arietta Lothrop is conducting to Europe, are as follows: Mr. and Thad W. Gardiner. Mias Mildred Gardiner, Mr.

Harold Gardiner, -Mtaa Isabelle M. Shall-oe, Miss Anna Sweeney, Mrs. Vincent J. Bid-well. Mrs.

Charles .0. Stockton. Miss Gertrude M. Bump of Corning: X. Y.

Miss Mabel C. Conley of TJnadella. X. and Miss Helen Wlnship of, Cleveland. Ohio.

Thev will -sail tomorrow -from Montreal and will visit England, Belgium, Ger-: many, Italy jand France and will return home the latter pare of August. xVi. Miss Harriet Cook of Binghamton is the guest of the Miss Margaret and Alice Carroll of Huntington Avenue during the coii vent ion of, the Theta plgma S-orority, Inc. (Mrs. Robert L.

Fryer sailed yesterday on the S. Paris for 'Europe. Mr. William Heiiry Barr la in "New York for a few days, staying at the Hotel Astor. 7 1 Helen Trask Is at the Hotel Lorraine in Xew Mr.

and (Mrs. Chandler Wells are taking a short" motor trip through Canada. Miss Elizabeth Kahle left yesterday morning for where she will be the. guest, of Migs Mary Sherman. Mrs.

L. Kahle is visiting in Rochester, returning tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J.

Keneflek, move to their summer home In Wanakah on July 1 The Ttev. and Mrs. F. Hyatt Smith will move to their new home at Wil-liamsville the latter part of next week. 'Mr.

and Mrs. Ward Wick wire will open their summer home on Grand Island the end of, the Week. Miss BTsie Brewer of South Orange, X. will come- on Sunday to be the guest of Miss Josephine Curtis, her summer home at Bay Beach, for It montht Mr. and Mrs, Bdmond McCarthy, Eugene McCarthy and Harris McCarthy will go to Xew York on Monday, and will Ball on the Leviathan July 4th, to spend two months abroad.

They wilt return early In September. Mr. and Mrs. Windsor Hnbbell and Mr. and Mrs.

James Hudison HnbtelU of les Moines, come today to attend the Mason-Windsor wedding on Thursday. They will bs the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Earl P. Lotbrop at their summer home on the lake Edward Farnham and Frederick ODorris are expected te land In Liverpool today.

They will spend the summer travel-, in if In England, France and Switzerland. Mr. Eugene Dowllnjr of Cleveland, who has been the guest of Mrs. William G. Pennypacker, returns to her home today.

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Brinkworth, Jack Brinkworth, Robert iBrlnkworth, Betty Brinkworth.

Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Geary, Mr.

and Mrs. X.C Hays and son. Miss L. Finnity. Air.

and Mrs. H. C. Bud Miss Voucher and Mr. and Mrs.

L. Glungs were among those who. have, returned from a cruise of the Great Lakes aboard the steamer Tlonesta. CIVIC CLtR. Miss Betty Hawley will he toastmas- treas at the dinner -of the Buffalo Civic Club which wilt take place tomorrow rening at 6:30 o'clock at the Hotel La-fiyte.

Covens will 'be laid for 100 with decorations in the club colora of blue and yellow. The work of the club will be shown in pageant form. There wia be commanity aihging. Sirs. Ward Pierce is In charge of arrangement.

STREET AT WEST Lfflep'g Porli Loins, Ib.l snHamsrtlb.20c Center Slices, to fry, lb. Fresh Pork Shoulders lb. lie lb. y-LorR, 88c alad onr f.kzcla 51c Quart can FRKH MAPE rKKAMJEKY Butter 41c no TEAS, lb. Orange Pekoe lb.

42c FRANKLIN doe9 not carbonize to clean it Ask Your Dealer- 1 1 i yotii write us. If CYCLE Arrow Auto Supply, 385 Broadway .1 Alma Garage, "246 WUliaao St. Art's Garage, 358 Lontelana St. Battery Auto Sup. 830 Main Bennett Park Garage, W.

Beav-nett St, Blrk-Xotman oto Oox, leT Hertel Ave. Broadway Aulo WorSts, IRT Broadway. Buckbinder 825 Genesee H. W. Bucliwold, 583 W.

tJtlca St Buffalo Oakland Motor, HSI Main St Cltas. Builett, 439 WbodlawB Aa. C'Me CentraVParK Tire Serr. 2697 Main St. C.

Auto Motor 880 Sycav. St. Collins Rodda, Ontario Xla-'. ara ets. Cottrell's Vole.

Ylv 2653 Bailey Ave. -r Crocalls, 1256 Jefferson Ave. Belavan Serr. St. 757 E.

DelaTaut Delaware Auto 1434 Dela- ware rioebert 382 Sycamore St E. P. Dougherty, 439 Pearl St. 'Eldridg Tire -Vale. Wks.

139S Fillmore Ave. TSmpifC Garage, 213 -Broadway. Fijlmore Tire Repair, 488 Fillmore Ave. Wm. Genesee St.

Jos. Friedens 2262 Bailey Ave. Frontier Motor Serv. 179 V. Ferry St.

Fulton Pearch S. Park Ave. racob Gabenko, 358 Jefferson Ave. Genesee Tire Kep. 537 Gene- George's Garage, 2360 Bailey Ave.

Glidden Garage, F.Imhurst Tor- est- aves. Green's Garage, 1870 Bailey Ave. Grider Garage, 191 Grider St, Grenon's Garage, 356 Klk St, JIaverford Cycle, 763 Main St, Howlett 434 Grant St. llalstead Garage, Sloan, Nv- Y. High Gate Auto 3114 Main St.

BliASDELIi, N. T. Blasdell Auto Supply NORTH TOXAWAXDA, X. Y. Boulevard Motor AVks.

Niagara Falls Boulevard. B. WHensky, 2 1 Grove St, OUver St, 504 Oliver St. II. Ulyoung.

LOCKPORT, X. Y. Chltrtn Tire 81 Main St. "Fleckser IMp Bacon, lb. 19c Chickens, lb.

22c (Tp Fricassee) waste HoIIsd Rib Roast Beef, lb. Steaks, lb. 22c Prime Quality Beef 1 8S0 GENESEE STREET CUFFALp DEALERS Houck Emmons, 1480 Genesee Hubbard Bat. 1409 Niagara St. Humboldt Garage, 588 E.

Ferry St. X. Heimerle, 2315 Bailey Ave. i. a.

M. Transfer 36 Prospect ATOfc J. S. Anto Sup. 949 Fillmore Ave.

Jack's Service 862 Broadway E. E. Johnson, 44 E. Ferry St. V.

H. Khmer 1452 Hertel Jack opera. Buffalo, X. Y. Kensington Auto 919 Kensington Ave, Kiene's Kepair Shop, 46 Stanton St.

J. E. KJrchberger, 1266 Bailey Ave. W. J.

Kirst, 416 Auburn Ave. E. Krelger, 1163 Broadway A. Auto. 3045 Bailey Ave.

Dave LeClalr, Delaware and Hertel W. Lutz Hdw. Auto, 926 Elmwood Ave. T. II.

McDougaUl, 449 Elmwood Ave. Michigan Fireproof Garage, 773 Michigan Ave. F. C. Miller, 1679 Main St.

R. MacPherson, 558 Walden Are, Mack's Serv. Walden Ave. J. A.

Marlow, 61 Sixteenth Sfc. -Meldrum Motor 1081 Main St. North Park. Tire Ilep, 1424 Hertel Ave. Nash Buffalo 1247 Main St, Niagara Bat, 1425 Main St, Niagara Vule.

325 Niagara O. K. Tire Repair Works, 148 Niagara St. Oldsmoblle Main St. Paul Otto, 1175 Love joy St.

Geo. Paloski, 357 Amherst St. INserless Garage, 203 Cherry St. People's Garage, 176 William St. Phillip's 977 Niagara St.

Jos. Pietrzak, 1518 Broadway. Potomac Garage, 794 Potomac Ave. OUT-OF-TOW DEALERS ORCJIAtD PARK, X. Y.

E. Kaloff. -Service Garage. TOXAWAXDA, N. T.

Echo Motpr" Young St- HAMBUTtG, X. Y. Hambnrg Tire Bat. 45 Buffalo St, Waehburn-Feffer Tire Accec I r. o.

4Sc Soap 19 Bars iv.t Cane af as Sugar 10 lbs.sc Round Sirloin Porterhouse With Each -l-LD, Boiling fieef, lb. 7c Sliced Liver, lb. .80 Beef Hearts, lb. So Fresh Hamburg, lb. Mixed Salt Pork, Shoulder Beef Steaks, lb.

15c Fancy Oven Roasts, lb. 15c Tender Pot Roast, Wieners, Bologna, lb. Home Baked Beans, 15c Cooked Pig's Feet, lb. 12 540 uictory Fancy Pies, each Borden's Caramels, Oranges, dozen Melons, 2 for Astor Coffee, lb. 39c White House, lb.

-33o Fdwaurda' Lo-nb-ry ft A Preserves, 35c Jar CLEAN-yP SALE Laundry Soap, 3 bars IfU Toilet Soap, 4 bars 1 ww Fwaey Table Peaches, 2 41c Catsup, 3 bots. v9c Jeilo, 3 pkgs. 29c Vanilla 3 bot. 29c Hatches, 6 pkgs. Li nit, 4 pkgs 25c Seedless Raisins, Toilet Paper, 4 rolls 29c State State State Pink Fancy Pork F.

i Green Onions, 4 bunches 10c Spinach, peck 39c 39c Pea BeanSj 2 lbs. Fancy Rice, 3 Pure Cocoa, 3 lbs. 19c Black Pepper, lb. Split Peas, 2 lbs. 1 80 Campbell's Soups, 2 cans Wool Chips, 4 pkgs.

19c We Redeem Them Corn, 4 cans Tomatoes, 4 cans Pumpkin, 5 cans Salmon, 3 cans Red Salmon, 2 cans and Beans, 4 cans A. Spaghetti, 4 cans i la r.l22o!a'OtI Coupons Are lorth f.loney.