Dunkirk Evening Observer from Dunkirk, New York • Page 2

TWO bgal Matters As Filed With Tnntfm For afarcti 13, 1918 C. Cmil Swaoton to Arvid F. ttnon St 1, Jamestown, $1. C. Aletut It 1 to Edgar W.

Milter St 1. Jamestown, $1 tt m. City of Burikirk to Luca F. In- UrUechia 1, Dunkirk, $1 m. Charles A.

Conti, et al to Sam- Mi ft, Conti, Dunkirk, $1 m. City of Dunkirk to Paul Bielat 1. Dunkirk, SI St m. Charles A. Conti, ei at to Sam- Utl H.

Conli, Dunkirk, SI St m. Eva ft. Chambers to Wnon H. Elderkin. Jr.

1, Charlotte, $1. Harry Shaw St 1 to Walter C. Thompwn, Harmony, $1 St Maurice Wilkinson to Rexford K. Nelson 1. Mlna, Jl St.m.

Ethel A. Winship, et at to Tony Liberty ft i. Pnmfret, $1 m. Harry K. McKclvy to Harry E.

MeKtlvy St Pomfrel, St m. 3. Kenneth BlaXrly to ftlpley Hotel, Rlpley, $1 ft xn. Martin A ftinos in Marry A. Milter.

Vllknova, Si. Margaret Stein to JafiUb B. Stein, Westflcld. SI. X.

Marshall Ericluon 1 to H. Harmony, $1500. JDtoharie of Mortcarea Union Trust Co. of Jstn. to Peter Cusimano St 1.

AMlgnnent nf Fredonia Savings St Loan Assoc to James D. Vincent St Release Viola James to Charles Kast- CLIMBING LESS Northern Ireland, after a year's Investigation, has turned down a demand by the Post Office Workers' Union that the postman's hag should weigh less than the present maximum of 3f pounds, Belfast reports. Inquires in several towns have shown no general deterioration in health calling for reduction in the load and stair- clVnblng has actually decreased because of wartime destruction of large blocks of buildings. CITY and VIONITY. Arvid r.

Larson ft 1 to C. Emll Swanson. $3000 Homer C. Clark ft I to Xat't. Chant.

Co. Hank. Jamestown, 1800. W. Milter tt 1 to C.

St I. Jamestown, SMOO. THE EVENING OBSERVER, DUKgntg-raEDONTA, N. TUESDAY, MARCH 194S CITY and VICINITY REAGAN FUNERAL HOME Wait Fourth at Bwivn Dunkirk Phone 2226 Within the Means of Alll Ask the Families We Have Served! Joseph T. Rimgnn.

Prop. D. Titus Memorials N. --Cents umbrellas, Rosings. --For sole: Man's 21 jewel pocket watch.

Inquire 409 Deer St. --For rent: One sleeping room. 44 Lincoln phone 7149. --Wanted: Girl for care of child 8 n.m. to 4 p.m.

Phone 7149 --Lawn flower and vegetable seeds and fertilizer in stock. Service East 4th street. --Mojud afternoon sheer 'n again at Rosings. --For sale: Good used vacuum cleaner. Phone Dunkirk 8822.

--Toddlers corduory overalls sixes 1 to 4, $1.08 up at the Jack St Jill Shop. down filled bed pillows. Rosings. --Easter baskets chuck full of chocolate goodies at Crosswhite's, 122 East Fourth street. --For Like new, electric wanhlng machine.

Used only one year. 178 King St. --Leonard St Electric ranges Mnckowlnk's Furniture Store, --Circulating gas stove, cemetery lots and encyclopedias for sato. 20 Seymour. Freclonin.

--For idle: 1047 Ford club cpe. Radio, heater, seat covers, undercoating, 4500 miles. Excellent.con- dition. Call Brocton 8807. --For sale: Child's maple desk and end table, 49W West Main, 3rd floor, front, Fredonia.

and adding machines, sold, rented and repaired. McClonnthmis. --For unle: 8 guaranteed used sowing machines, $15.00 up. Sing er Sewing Center, 345 Centr Ave, --Double ball bearing rolle skates nlso Junior size ball ing skates. Dunkirk Hardware next Capitol Theatre.

--For gale: Walnut dresser am 3 mirror vnnlty plus walnut fin Ish metal bed and springs. Com 2i9W pletc. $40.00. Phone 4714, --Wanted: Building lot in Vil lago of Fredonia. Must have ol utilities.

State location and price wanted, Box 814, Observer. --Eustcr cards A complete selection of Uust Craft cards of chnractcr and Polish language cards. Art Shop, 182 E. 4th --Satin and crepe silk slips, made by Mojud. Rosings.

--Complete itock of Revere 'tnlnlcss steel cooking utensils. Dunkirk Hardware, next Capitol Theatre. --Leonard electric ranges Se freezers $240,95 Mackowlak's Furniture Store --Sec our new of gents Knsltirts. --Going to a shower? our selection of beautiful, as well practical, gifts. New arrivals dolly.

The Art Shop, 182 E. 4th. --White and fancy pattern Van Mctisen shirts. All sizes and $3,05. The Boston Store.

--For tale: Pair lime balled hay delivered. D. Hiirper Jr. Dunkirk. Phone --General Electric tank and upright vacuum cleaners Mackowlak's Furniture Store.

--Ladles julU, broken lots and sizes $20.00, Our bettor quality ladies drosses broken sizes 12-52 reduced to $4.00 Boy's corduroy coats 1018 reduced to $5,00. --Wanted: Woman baker Park Diner, 24 W. Fredonia. --New Maytag washers and gas ranges for immediate delivery Service E. 4th St.

--Special for Easter--our bar gain table is filled with level gifts. McClenathans. sale: Upright piano in 8ood condition at low price. Phon 807F21. --Modern piano tuning and repairing.

Albert J. Guida, 429 Leo pard Dunkirk, phone 6273. --Wanted by young couple-or 4 room furnished or unfur nished apartment in Fredonia Phone 327M, Fredonia. is the time to buy your new Westinghouse Electric refrigerator before our stocks are depleted. Service East 4th St --Cloverdale Honey in 5 Ib glass jars now available, $1,25 113 Central Fredonia, no deliveries.

--Margaret O'Brien hats and at the Jack Jill shop. --Special Easter rards for the ladies--see the cute bunnies and hicks. McClenathans. --Bendix automatic washer and endix clothes dryer. Peoples Hardware 5 East Main, Freonia.

--Come in and let us show you ow easy- it is to use an Ironrite Ironer We are demonstrating Ironrite Ironers every day. Service East 4th St. --Upright home freezers, specially priced. See them at Peoples Hardware 5 East Main, Fredonia. RC A Westinghouse radios, phonographs and radio phonograph combinations.

i East 4th street. --Gas and electric automatic hot water tanks in stock. Service East 4th street. --Easter Greeting cards-- large selection to choose from. Special titles of all kinds.

McClenathans, --Easy budget terms to fit your pocketbook arranged on all purchases at the Kalamazoo Store Kalamazoo Sales St Service 219 Central Ave. --Marvelon, the new plastic covering for table tops and shelves in colors and checks. Much stronger than oil cloth. Dunkirk Hardware, next Capitol Theatre. --Men's suits and top coats order now at Park Tailors and Cleaners 16 W.

Main St. (upstairs) Fredonia --Need a typewriter or adding mach ne, Service on all business machines. McClenathans. --For sale: Large size crib Jenny Lind bed complete, dresser" cot bed, library table, black seal' skin coat, size 16; spring coat" and muskrat coat, both size 16 like new. 1 FREDONIA COtLEGE BASKETBALL TEAM GUESTS AT Harry Szynski, genwafl sophomore from Dunkirk, was elected honorary captain ot the Fredonia Teachers college basketball team Monday evening, preceding a dinner given by Dr.

and Mrs. Leslie of Leverett street. Following the dinner which was by the basketball team, team managers, the cheer leaders and Coach and Mrs. Joseph Keyser, remarks were made by the new captain, by Dr. Gregory and by Coach Keyser.

Musical entertainment was presented by Norman Austin, of Ticonderoga violin and trumpet solos; McCullough of Buffalo, iano solos Daniel Gostomski of Dunkirk, accordian selections: ongs by George Beliles of Oneota ind James, Dowling of LeRoy; oogie woogie numbers by Angela Spina of Dunkirk; and piano solos John Mistretta of Jamestown. COUPLES CLUB OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH RECEIVES RECOGNITION The Couples club of Fredonia 'resbyterian church revived na- ional recognition in a recent is- ue of "Young Adult Times," a uarterly magazine issued by the oard of Christian education of the ''resbyterian church, USA. The winter issue carried a sec- ion called "News from the Front" several types of groups or young adults were outlined as models for other churches. The item about the local organization emphasized the fact that it was founded as a result of action by young adult members of the board of deacons, who sensed their responsibility beyond the specific- work of the board. It also declared that' the club was the way young couples were assimilated into'the life of the church and community.

FREDONIA POLICE CHIEF IS PRAISED FATHERS IN CHARGE OF P.T.A. MEETING ON MONDAY EVENING A Father's the Fredonia- Parents-Teachers association was held Monday evening in Fredouia High school auditorium. A nominating committee was appointed to select a slate of candidates for office for the coming year. The committee includes Mrs William McPhee, Mrs. Stanley Miller, and George Civilette.

Plans were made for the card party to be held April -5. The chairmen- are: General, Mrs. Esther Hayden, Mrs. Stanley Miller, and Mrs. Howard Young: tickets, Mrs.

Miller; refreshments, Mrs. Bruce Ho watt; serving, George Mason; publicity, Mrs. Carl Johnson; prizes, Mrs. Cosmo Albano. The association was entertained by a I barber shop 'quartet, the Four Flats, and a German band under the direction of William Hayden.

It was announced that William Stasch of the high school faculty will present a musical program during the next meeting. Thje guest speaker at that time will be Dr. E. L. Schwabe.

Melville Evarts was in charge of the refreshments. Supt. Howard R. Bradley and William Edwards presided at the tea. SO THEY.SAY WE consistantly maintain the High Standards of Service by which true VALUES must be measured.

BLOOD and LARSON Of 0. B. BLOOD, Lie. Mgr. Phone Predonia 374 A complete and economical funeral service, with the use of our funeral home at 32 North Beagle street, if you desire.

Supkoski Funeral Service, Inc. 9942 or 7680 11 North Strat --The Radio Docs Now Located Upstairs Over Fredonia Electric 17 E. Main St. Ph. 183-J.

Fredonia rent: Large house on Washington Ave. May be usec as 1 or 2 family. Call Lee Root 2037. --Easy budget terms to fit' pocketbook arranged on all purchases at the Kalamazoo Store Kalamazoo Sales St Service, 218 Central Ave. --Fast service on all radios washers, electric appliances and electric clocks.

Main Appliance "Bob" Smith, phone 4847, 329 Main St. --Federal toilet seats, uncondi- ionally guaranteed for life. In olors and white. Service Fourth street. --Delicious home-made pies to ake out.

Please order in advance. Clark's Dairy Bar, E. 4th fea- uring buflget luncheons, suppers ind twixt-meal snacks. --Keep your rugs, mats and urniture looking their best, have nem cleaned and shampooed by ur compressed air method. For rompt service call DeLand Bros 005.

--Reliable high school girl de- ires housework or baby-sitting vork on Saturdays and during Jaster vacation. Write Ben Davis, Fredoiila. --Plymouth 1942 DeLuxe 2- opr sedan In good condition ana uily equipped, $950. Silver Creek Motors Buick Sales and Service, Silver Creek, N. Y.

--Come in and let us explain how you can get a box of Soilax paint cleaner free, Service Kast 4th street. --We have 5 factory-trained mechanics and genuine Mopar parts to properly service your Chrysler built auto, Phone 2695 for appointment. Baldwin-Dudley Motors 24 Lake Shore, Dr. Dunkirk. --For Sale: 1947 Jeep fully equipped 1940 Ford 2 radio, heater.

Mirek's Kendall Station, Lake Shore Dr. E. --Buick 1840 Century sedan driven 23,000 miles. 100 per cent perfect and new looking. Completely equipped and new tires.

Buy from an authorized Buick dealer. Silver Creek Motors Duick Sales and Service, Silver Creek, Y. --Don't wait for the busy season. Have a new Kalamazoo furnace installed now. We have all 'types--coal, oil or gas and winter air conditioning units.

Kalamazoo Sales St Service, 218 Central Ave. --For sale: One. 1947 Chev. 4 one 1947 Ford 2 one 1948 ton Dodge truck, one 1946 Dodge truck. Dudley Motors, S58 W.

Main, Fredonia, phone 558, --Pete: If I don't get a to see you soon thank you for telling me about Warner's Tablets. When I stand on my feet all day sometimes I get backaches and which may be due in part to sluggish kidneys. For this, as you suggested, I use Warner's from the drug PhiL Mayor F. Salhoff of Fredonia has received a letter from a Niagara Falls motorist expressing his appreciation for courtesies and help rendered by the local police chief recently on the occasion of an accident in" Fredonia. The letter in part follows: Dear S'lr: On Monday, Feb.

18, an accident happened to my new car at the New York Central railroad crossing. The purpose of this letter is not to complain but again to extend through you my thanks and appreciation of the courtesy, kind- and helpfulness of your chief of police, Floyd Thompson. He gave me the necessary papers 1 needed for the N. Y. Motor vehicle commission and filled them out for me.

For many years I have traveled 20,000 to 25,000 miles a year through seven states where I have found the "bluecoats" my faithful friends always. But of the type of your Chief Thompson there can never be too many. Good luck to him. Yours sincerely, EDWARD HERSEY RICHARDS. The Masculine Look --McLaren TM, CAST MEMBER-- Miss Helen Hardt who has the part of Penelope Sycamore in the play, "You Can't Take It With You," which the members of the senior class of the Dunkirk High school have chosen to present op Thursday and Friday evenings, March 18 and 19 at the school auditorium.

The play 1s now in the stares of rehearsal. MEDICAL OBSERVER TO SPEAK IN DUNKIRK Returning home after round- the-world trip. Dr. Heniy G. Weiss, physician and surgeon of EvansviUe.

and a member of the former congregation of the Rev. J. Otto Reller, will be the house guest of the Rev. and Mrs. Reller and the church guest of St.

John's Evangelical and Reformed church on Wednesday and Thursday. Dr. Weiss was commissioned as an official observer of the medi- cal work being done by the Evan- While the whole world is In Selical and Reformed church in pain and the countny in danger, In dia and China. He left last fall minor politicians merely sduab an proceeded to the Orient where he spent from four to six weeks in each of the fields in India and China, travelling about 8,000 miles in both countries. When he arrived hi the United States on the Queen Elizabeth on March 10 he reported to board international missions and then to the surgeon general of the U.

S. At the evening service on Wednesday at 7.30 Dr. Weiss will speak briefly and then make a extended address at a social gathering following the service. Born and raised in the Lincoln country of southern Indiana, Dr. Weiss graduated from the St.

Louis university school of medicine. If we can't settle misunderstandings between workers and management in our own industrial area, we must be having hallucinations to think we can settle misunderstandings among na tions, as now are trying to do. --Earl O. Shreve, president, U. Chamber of Commerce.

ble for petty patronage. --Adolph A. chairman, Liberal Party of New York. Redecorate Easily DAVID DIAMOND TO SPEAK AT FORUM ON "PALESTIIODAf The Hon. David Diamond Buffalo will be the speaker at th final Sunday afternoon forum in the series on international rela tions sponsored by the Dunkirk Society.

This meeting will take place on Sunday afternoon, Mard 21, at 4 p. m. in the City Kali. Mr. Diamond's subject will be Palestine and he is remarkably well-qualified to speak on ihat topic He is a practicing lawyer and was formerly justice of the supreme court faf the State of New York and also corporation counse of the City of Buffalo.

He has held the following community positions; President of the united Jewish Fund of Buffalo and of the Zionist Emergency Council of Buffalo, vice-president of the New York State Social Work Conference, vice-president of the Council of Social Agencies of Buffalo, and member' of the board of directors of the Park School of Buffalo. At present he is a of the national board of the joint distribution committee, the United Palestine appeal, and the United Service for New Americans. He serves on the following Buffalo boards: The Children's Aid Bureau, Community Chest, International Institute. He is vice-president of the Board of Community Relations of the City of Buffalo, is a member of the board of governors of the Jewish Federation for Social Service, and of the United Jewish Fund. Also he is a member of the committee on character and fitness of the eighth judicial district.

At the Sunday afternoon meeting the Rev. Felix Danford Lion will preside, and the president of the Dunkirk society, Wallace A. Brennan, will introduce the speak- Funeral Notices ROOD, Mrs. Ida--Remains are at the Morse funeral home in Brocton, where friends may call. Funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m.

Flowers are gratefully declined. Burial will- be in Portland Evergreen cemetery. Commodity prices fell because the American housewife has run out of money. --Albert T. Luer, board chairman, Western Meat Packers' Assn.

Loyalty to America is something that 'cannot be imposed by laws prohibiting a list of specified acts. It comes from within, and springs from a sense of decency. --J. Edgar Hoover, director, FBI. news complete! Read the OBSERVER.

There Are NO EXTRAS When Bert Roan quotes a price! That price is the compplete price! We Save You Money! ERT ROAN A A ROOFS Phone 2654 BROCTON PROPERTY SOLD Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Fisk of West Second street, Dunkirk have purchased the Leon Will property in East Main road, Brocton and will take possession May 1. The transaction was arranged by Nicholas G.

Heary, realtor. Britain's first helicopter mail service is to start in the East Anglia area in speeding up rural deliveries from 12 to 24 hours. SEE THE jm Rflyftl PORTABLE FIN Gift FORM New! The most typewriter impcovcraent in wan --FINGER signed to jour flogtr tfjpa! And tmly the Now ROYAL PORTABLE--the world's first truly modem thia revolutionary fctttoivt And mora, beaded impro and pafcatoMf Came in the Mew Royal Portable! New Quiet Do model, phis tax. "IVtoglc And many other important MILLER OFFICE SUPPLY "the business man's department store" 307 Main Street Phone 2717 Dunkirk. N.

Take these easy steps to new bright furniture! Simple to sew slip covers with all the newest decorator-ideas. You need these! Easy to have a gay new house with Instructions 7168! Directions for for chairs, sofas. Our improved pattern visual with easy-to-see charts and photos, and complete directions -makes needlework easy. Send Twenty Cents in coins for this pattern to Dunkirk Evening Observer Household Arts Dept. P.

O. 182, Station Brooklyn 26, N. Y. Print plainly Name Address, Zone, And Pattern Number. SiflPWOK VALUES! --Read the OBSERVER.

Marian Martin Sew Pattern 9064 for Little Brother's happy vacation! Lots of boy togs here--shorts 'n' shirt, and overalls for rainy days. And you can make the shirt long- steeved too! This pattern gives perfect fit, is easy to use. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you, every stop. Pattern 9064 comes in sizes 2, 4. 8, 10, Size 6 takes yard contrast.

Send. Twenty-Five cents In coins for this pattern to Dunkirk Evening Pattern Dept. 232 West 18th New York 11, N. Y. Print, plainly Name, Address with Zone, Size and Style Number.

Now is the time to sew for Spring! Fifteen cents more brings you the colorful Marian Martin Pattern Book, cram-full of exciting spring fashions for everyone! Plus--a free pattern printed inside the book--two belts to give you, the New Look. Better have this! FAIR an Easter and smart, too. She knows that we can be relied upon to keep her Easter finery like new. Regular dry cleaning is the way to protect beautiful clothes. MERICAN I METHOD V2SMAMS7.

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EHLERS LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS "Dunkirk's First Furniture Store" HOME FURNISHINGS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Central at Fourth St. Dunkirk, N. Y..