Dunkirk Evening Observer from Dunkirk, New York • Page 4

1'AUE POUIt I I 0 0 TUB80AY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1922 WILLOW FURNITURE Wi! iivi' i i i on ra. "Hiiro of Willow Uockem, Chairs nt irihn-liiins 1 L' t-ciil from raiilw Willow riiniltiiri! lias nil ii'iiial, It la I In coinforlalile lo Hit In, and Hny and nav: nioiK-y. NIE Street, Dunkirh.N.Y. DRIVER ON MR. AND MRS.

F. KIMBALL' MARRIED 50 YEARS "Happy Frank" and His Wifo Havo Spent All of Wedded Lilo in Dunkirk. Mr. nml Mrs. Frank Klinliall a i i Coroner Blood Investigating of Corry Man Killed in Auto Accident Near Ripley.

nany fj'ltnds. Thuy Jiavj In As rc'-nlt jf a of i uvc-r 4 i la I urry, on Hi72. Tliolr al i tr Is BEAUTIFUL TO BE ON PARADE AT ATLANTIC CITY i i unnlvcn-tiry of Ihelr from Among the Candidates on Sunday, li at homo, r- and rrnin Murphy, j-cilri ii in an a in which live at i i Water Will Be Selected the One to Bo Crowned "Miss America." AllKiillc Cliy. N. Sept.

B--(Unll- ,1, oiur i oiur I.K i TM of 1 8 I slr a i nn Suiid-y i and all II repnlallon as an entertainer. I i MRS. EMMA M. WOODCCK DIES IN I A i orvii)Kiiit uf thv were J. i i i'loyd and i-! si in of a i.cu Uupp "i ami A K.

She Had Been i For Several i. SJH nl i a driving. 'I lie MX lo a i i I i ail'l I i of K. Sh.iyk- of a Thursday Afternoon. ESTABLISHED had been a hy Floyd (lie parly a I llu- i i in U'anrn.

a i Sp'-aU-. Mrs. Ki i ma a i sedan i widow of Jtm-pli M. Woodcock, died i i i 11:30 o'clock Ka-4 Main street, ivflvr ni aj-cd 67 i i and 28 days. She was Expert Shoe Fitting ittso attiro attuiijst Ihoso Iroin uvcry corner ol' tho i States.

Hudson Maxim, the inventor who will bo kliiK uf the carnival and who rise from tho sea i i court to a proceedings Wednesday will ori successor tn Muiyaret (Jor- .11 or Washington who was crown- yd "MlKB America" itl 1021. The irm.Mitor has iiuiilu hut one rulu for the contest, tlio fair partici- may not use perfume or wear IIOWCTK. Miss lifirimui will dufend hur title against the t-ontcaiunlH who have been Kojoclcd ut contests liehl at buuehes throughout Uio country this summer. Kadi girl is known by llio a ol UK? city reprcsr-nts, for instaiic-p. Many of the Foot Allmenta, mod prevalent, are due to Ill-fitting shoes I'lila Is a truili acknowledged by ill.

foot Specialists. Often uo ou'ier cor recltfe ntl.cr than prop Qfly fitted sboes. to correct YOUR FOOT AILMENTS liowever. we curry mechanical tp yllaoces for every Koot Aiiaait. Wo Ejpori Shoo Future.

"We" are, a graduate ol the American School of Pracupectics. Ask your neighbor, ne or has been helped, wr can qolp you. I Henry F. Brick Practip-dlc 315 Main Street There aro bound to be Fires. The only protection against them is a Fire Insur- ance Policy issued by a reli- able Insurance Company.

We represent only reliable Companies. swum Dunkir Realtors in- i i i and IK days. She was laiiKliter oi the late a a i Irene llis3 Xc ek ov 1 TM Ulc 3'ou owned a business, nol only for the sake of profit but also for the independence it would Practically every successful business enterprise is launched with capital cumulated by systematic thrift. The best way is to deposit fixed sum regularly in a Intercut Account with The Lake Shore National Rank. Regular deposits will soon provide the capital for it start.

LAKE SHORE- NATIONAL BANK I of i the car i i and wa-i ho, in the Town i i i ami over two i 1 A i a always re- tnm-s hnally la in tlii-i "ian'it" an i had a wide ii 1 llu- occupants i nf 'nVmls. She a i.icmln-r i i a i i on tin- in.tide of i i Women's AbSociruioii 1 i liad licrji olf car a i i i the a a i upsidr down. nctk is Mis. i is i l.y three i i i ollH-rs i i i M. K.

Leslie i i i mjuno ui Jv'upp a i i l-'mlonia; Knlert M. Wood- i i a a nli-, ami i i a i a i i Ins car a severed. NUUliovs ol Fali'om-r and a sisicr. Uii tiic way to Kn-doina i i i I i a i i of Caldwcll, of Stoyle. CorniK-r Mh.od and a t.

i i i of 'i' ne be hrld a i i was i a i i i nutls. iilimioon at 2:30 o'cJocl: at llie lam I iV i iii i a i i i i Shaw n-siik-nce. in I 1 i i a a i tl ry KVt A. Sniiili will uf- a I i i i Shaw Mnppi-d liti a i a i i a COHMUT com- I 1111; lip a in the man i i i i i i and i i i i i i i I i a a driver nf tin 1 a iiii.n i i w'l'-t'hi-u! "i'u j-'iV di-ir-ed i 1 win uo roc i a a i i i i a i i i 1 1 1 1 i I 2 I i a i I cnti-ri-d 'u''iiii-i 1 lt-i'-t alnill bo mailed addruHsed i i i "ivNiMnir an' illiircr amH 1 0 ltl fjhovol caro oC a i i a a i i lu-hir addfd' in 'the i and Kelly, a of I a i I i i i Oiniidu. IMiiiiH nml may be at Chamber of Commerce, i i i Tho Imvust or any not nncps- ncrciitiMl.

Mcl'liio and Kelly, TK.VDKIIH Olt 1'IIOI'OSALS TL-ndern Tor trudoH In with tlm croetion of fne- Co rceolv- on Interest Accounts fllMTERLY 229 CENTRAL AVENUE- DUNKIRRNY fuaddifionio regular Dank- inj hours, open' Saturday freniiifs from 71 8 o'clock. FOII FIIIDAY AND SATURDAY-- For Boy's Girl' One lot nf I I Hhm'S, thn i flu 1 waul, fur school tor One lot of girls' liinh lihoca, black and for $1.09. Onu strap piiinps uml d.xftirthi inrliuHul in lot. OHO lot of girls' atul a i URDU'S, lirowti and bhirk slw.A, ininl- it made for One lot of hoys' i nilf i ruhhiT liocl, for and up to Onn lot of IMIVH' p'mlo KluHis. In-own calf and KUII a regular prlcu $2.115 ami Iloya' om Ini of luiyrt 1 i two pair a ail a pood assorliiu'iit fui- Hoyn' suils.

a well made, In tho lulo.st ulyU'a, a wool, two paii' i for IIKUIO, 1OI I lluys' Kutts. till wool and KtiKMsli twceil, all slzos, for Inclndwl. One lot o( cut Mack It hi, cnn a brown kid and brown all sizes, fur i inclndcd. YOUIIK Jlon's Suits of I latest a In price. Men'f ami Ladies' Shoes rcduci'd In price iici-ordint; to proportion.

The Surprise Store 317 MAIN ST Dunkirk, N. Y. i i i i Nt-lscn, i i i i umr i nf 11 it 1'i-an: l'' L'liii-f i.f I i i I i i Sluyh- Spralu-r was now a i i in foi- rl motur vclucU: while in- ainl lii.il i i con- nf i i i i i i i i a more MTI- 01! i i t'S. J'llv i i llu- dead man was 1 i i i a i A i i i i a UufTalo, N. V.

a i Dorothy Himlu'S, Sliss New Vorli, and escort, beauties from nelKh- Ijeai-Iios wcro to lly from Manh a a tills aftprnoon, land in tho sea off Uio board walk and swim ashore. Oilier contestants were: Miss Utica, Janette Adams. Miss Rochester, Mildred Moon. Syracuse. M.

Hosamaud Fancy. Miss a Sirs. Ilcrllm D. llent. Miss nitigliamlou, Helen Agues Scarlcs.

Miss Suhonectudy, lloherta Coonor. Miss Hucliuvfay, UoroUiy llllglics. Kouth beach, Mary a a Miss Long Dutch, I.IIyiin llarnai-h. 1 Miss Hrlshloii lieacli, Ruth Andres. A OF AN I A 1 Tynan, i a daughter of and Mrs.

Tynan, died Monday i at four o'clock a an illness of i weeks, age one year, nine a 2S lieiidcs the one sister, i i M. funeral will be held Wednesday ivorniiiK at 9:30 o'clock in St. Joseph's Cluirch, burial in St. Cemetery. India's area is smiare Homes For Sale No.

93 E. 7th corner Grant Ave. 9-roouis, bath, fine cellar, pavement, lot 50x100; easily converted into 2-family flat. No. 410 Park two-family flat, 7 rooms and buth in each liat, all modern conveniences, fine location.

No. 611 Roosevelt new stucco resilience $6000. 7 rooms, lot 45x120. J. TILL, Real Estate Agency.

Telephone. General Insurance Second Floor, Masonic Templt Tutu plant, tropical (Jye-ylclilins shrill). IH considorvil purer than logwood. IM C. MAYNARD NOYES DIES UNEXPECTEDLY Fredonia a Striken i Talking i His Brothers' From Away.

C. of MIL' ly a a I i uf a i iliscasi-. Mr lu-i-n in his a iR-allh do' i chnns and lie u-as la! -11 ill he lial ln-cn i v. i i i Jii-i i i I wo of win.ni hail rnnu- from Yurk, to spend ilu- A a iiiK some i a i lie t)vi-r a died a nr I i Mr. N'oyi-s was InTti in I i i I i i about years i i i i a i.u'in nn Ch UMVCN liis wife, Florence Noj i i i en, a and I I a and i IVarl and of lour lirolliers, Ar; and (ilyde Noyt-s of I.ce Noyt's (if i I'lyron and i N'oyi-s of a X.

and also i Mis. i a Xoyes of l-'ro- ilonia. The fniu-ral i he hold I i i a in the Street Centc- For Wednesday 15 bushel fine Elberta Peaches for canning--Buy the early peaches they are better flavor. 11 bushel fine Sheridan Melons, they are. fine.

We will have a fine lot of crab apples. Buy now, they are better now than later. A fresh lot of Fruit and Vegetables Daily. -Fitzer for good things to eat- Fltzer's Grocery Exfbe BATTERIES If your battery is ailing but stiU curable.we will put it in tip-top shape mis goes for every make of battery HAVILAND 132 Central Avenue Phone 5843 Dunkirk, N. Y.

BtJICK MOTOR Sales and Service Station 16-18 Buggies Street. Telephone No. 3096 Second Hand Cars 1 Dodge Roadster, 1919 1 Dodge Touring, 1918 First Class Repairing' of All Cars. S. Tires Ignition Parts Schafer Bros.

Garage For help at night, phone 5601 it ill mj Ubu liuUl 1 i to cieuu yiXii Car- ptU (oio tluR8 LhorouKiily. call tor aud roiuru uicio Give me a trlfiL 1 poirtnl Smith, I I I MU. tusy.i UNION BUILDERS CONTRACTING CO. Contractors and QuUdert 6. 2nd St.

Phone No. 2424 ICstniintc" Cheerfully Cilven. Jlo- pnlr work promptly attended tn. McNuIty A I E. -Jth St.

Phont 483-1 First class equipment. Auto hearse and cars, licensed embalmers. Prompt given ell calls. calls received by Jas. McNuIty, 104 W.

lth 31C9. ED.WARD C. BALIJ ESPERANTO BANNED IN PARIS SCHOOLS 'urljt. Si-iil. i i i i of liistnieltou has tesutMt in oriliM 1 i i i i U-achhiK of In schools and uni- i Tho reason for tlii.s onlt'r A i eortain si-liool loaehorri is a tho isw.hmi; oC vny as Ks- icranto cndaiiyiTS the of tho I'YiMich a i i i tind a tlu i al solidarity of They contend that children will na- a a to any easy surh as Ksjioranto and in i J'ronrli would pcrltsli and a Hlevury ot tlio world would ho doluisctl, argno tlmt national InngnaRo plays it predominant part in a i a i i iiiitionnl i and point to Poland and Lorrnlnn as oxnmplcs.

"Ksporaiito Id i i i Inngungc no roiil uiorit" writes QUO professor him no very ilcliuito origin and i it a a to tho pi'nplO; of tho world together, doprf not rubier tiMid to donation a a i Base Ball Goods (Ask to See the Wilson Hand.Turned Club) I I TACKLE-- HOOKS, LINES, STEEL I I RODS, TROULINa SPOONS, ARTIFICIAL BAITS, LEADERS, SINKERS, MINNOW BUCKETS, REELS. TENNIS BALLS AND RACKETS. 331 Main Street EDWARD J. RUSCH Phone 4823 Dunkirk, N. Telephont Mo.

S414 Our Footwear Paper 4 Contractgri a i and Hungw My slOK.in ig uiako more oeantllul Bell Phone. 10J IV. Second St Observer Advertising Pays FISH AND GAME CLUB I I Final arrangements for tho exhibit at tho i i i i i County Rilr by tho Xortliorn Kish tnd (Innio t'lub will lie nmdo tho meet- Ing to bo held toulclit. Iloimrnennz, on thu Northorn At- liintlc const ot Kranco. la tin Important cuntor of ihe sarclhio Inilnsiry.

GOES OUT TO SATISFIED, CONTENTED PEOPLE, WHO EEALIZE THAT GOOD SHOES CAN NOT BE HAD FOR A SONG. THEY THINK ENOUGH OF THEIR FEET TO TREAT THEM WELL. IF THEY MUST PRACTICE ECONOMY THEY WILL GET ALONG WITHOUT SOME USELESS LUXURY-- NEVER SACRIFICE YOUR FEET FOR A DOLLAR OR TWO. ECONOMY SHOE STORE Polarine Motor Oil 75c Gallon, In One Gallon Cr.ns S3.50 In Five Gallon Cans Deforest Rriineliart Son 65 West Main Street Fredonia, N. Y.

must stop the Wcslinghoiiso place --then we will be sure of the oa pur WISTINGHOUSF Westinghouse Battery Service for all makes of Batteries at Our Service Station Dean Stewart Elec. Co. 230 Centrci Phone 2440.