Dunkirk Evening Observer from Dunkirk, New York • Page 2

PAGE TWO THE EVENING OBSEEVER, DUNKIRK, N. THURSDAY, MAR. Legal Matters As RW With the County Clerk For March 11. 1947 City of Jamestown to Bernard E. Olson if 1, Jamestown, $225.00.

Nellie E. Donberger to T. Par- Full size radio- phonograph console, glorious tone, handsome, Tilt Front cabinet. Automatic Changer plays up to 12 records. No needles to change.

Standard and Short Wave. sons Miller 1, Chautauqua, $1 m. Jay W. Gravink 1 to Clarence Rhebergen 1, Clymer, 51 m. Edwin C.

Lindell 1 to Jane I Tyler Ayres, Ellicott, $1. Carl E. Johnson to Ragnar Gr. Person 1, Ellicott, $1. Joseph D.

Provino 1 to Elmer Hornburg, Hanover, $1 m. Maggie Q. Clarke to Edwin Fredd 1, Harmony, $1 m. Mortcaces Hugh Stewart 1 to Dunkirk Trust Dunkirk, $3VOO. Joseph, DeStephano 1 to Lake Shore National Bank, Dunkirk, $2400.

Edwin Fredd 1 to Union Trust Harmony, $1000. Sidney E. Boiling 1 to The Citizens Trust Pomfret, $800. DUcharce of Morteace Dorothy Kolstee to John Wenn- He'nry S. Manley 1 to Empire State Life Assurance Society.

Sidney E. Boiling 1 to Milton 1. Clarence Rhebergen 1 to Henry H. Wassink. Henry J.

Anderson 1 to The National Bank Fredonia. Henry Kaiser 1 to James Tarbox. Will Of--Nettie A. Peterson to James C. Peterson.

Extension Agreement The Prudential Insurance Com- March 15 Tax Quiz pany to Hotel Jamestown. FORGERY CHARGE PLACED AGAINST SHORTSVILLE MAN Rochester --(UP)-- William M. Van Etten, 38, of Shortsville, was scheduled to be arraigned before a V. S. commissioner here today en a forgery charge in connection with the theft of $825 in U.

S. war bonds. Van Etten. taken into custody by authorities yesterday, was accused of stealin; the home of a Easy Tims Wednesday Versluys, Brighton, five months ago. Two $25 bonds with the latter's name forged to them were cashed at a bank here and led to i the suspect's apprehension.

By GEORGE T. McGOWAN, Collector of Internal Revenue (Editor's note: This is the ninth of a series of 10 brief articles, in question and answer form, explaining how to fill out your federal income tax return). Q. When do I pay any balance of tax shown due on my return? A. If you file your Withholding Statement as a return, wait for the Collector you a bill which must be paid within 30 days from date.

If you file Form 1040', full payment must accompany your return. The law makes no provisions for installment payments on this balance. Q. How do I secure a refund due on my return? A. If you file your Withholding Statement as a return, Collector will send your refund without'any 'further action on your part.

If you file a Form 1040, you must be sure and check the refund box under Item 10, Page 1, arid the Collector will send you' a refund check without any further action by you. Except in the case of erroneous or complicated returns, the majority of refunds should be in the hands of taxpayers by the Fourth of July. Taxpayers are urged to wait a reasonable time before writing to their Collectors regarding delayed refunds, inasmuch as- such correspondence tends to slow- up the refund You can expedite your refund by making sure that your return is filled out accurately, legibly and completely, and properly signed. Q. Where can I get help in making out my return? A.

Taxpayers are urged to make every possible effort to fill out their returns themselves, taking the questions up one by one, at the earliest possible moment. Then, if questions arise, there will still be plesty of time to seek assistance the bonds' from telephone or in person at the friend, Michael office of the local Collector, be- TOBUFFALOESTATE till PROBED Pittsburgh, (UP)--Samuel Sapo- witch, public administrator from Buffalo, investigated today a convict's claim to a estate left by a Buffalo wool merchant. John Simmons, now serving the sixth year o'f an eight-to-20 year term for robbery, told Sapo- witch he was a nephew to Isador Cohn, wool merchant who was injured fatally in an automobile accident last New Years' eve. Sapowitch said that if the convict could prove the relationship, he would be considered a closer relative than an aunt of Cohn who filed a claim to the estate. Sapowitch came to Pittsburgh in response to a Simmons who Jamestown, Crosby Bbtg'i Only Radio Show with John Scoff TroHtr'l Orcfwtfra, The Char- istoerj, lino Jtomay and Skileh Htn- in.

PICKARD'S 216 Central Dunkirk i Phone 2211 i The WINTER Co. -----RAVE Nartkweiten FINEST SELECTION OP I A Would you like to SEE and HBAR the world'! finest planoi M- aembled ALL, in one place, before you buy? If the WINTER Co. a muat on your visiting Mit when you come to Ertt. WINTEB MUSKTTK LESTEB-- STOBX CABK--ttDLBHANSKH and other fine plinoi. EMjr term.

dellw. WINTER Co. Boy Safely--Buy from Specialists 1015 State Erie. Ph. letter written by heard in a radio broadcast of the death of the 70- year-old Cohn.

He said the convict's claim to the estate is "the most substantial filed to date." Simmons appeared to know intimate details concerning the Cohti said. Warden Stanley P. Ashe said Simmons was committed to the penitentiary July 11, 1941, five days after his capture in Brainerd Mich. Simmons pleaded guilty to a $5,300 robbery of the First National Bank of 'Eldred, McKean County, May 14, 1941. In the event Simmons could prove his claim to the Colin estate, he will not have an opportunity to spend any of the fortune until July 11, 1959, when he is eligible for parole.

The convict claimed he was the son of the late Dr. David Cphn but that his mother changed his name to Simmons when she enrolled him in He said that because of his record as "the black-sheep of the family," his CITY and VICINITY --Seamless nylons at Sideys. --House for sale, 8V E. Seventh Owner leaving town. --Rubber and cocoa door mats at Fredonia Hardware Co.

--Seamless "nylons" by Haines are in at. Sideys. -Thor gladirons, $79.95 at Fredonia Hardware Co. a new "Carole King," at Sideys. Made of ballet slipper print, $8.95, sizes 7 to -New Arrivals.

Dresses, Suits, Blouses, Formals. The Avenue Shop. --Wagner and Griswold cast iron skillets at Fredonia Hardware Co. --Enjoy Quality Brews. and cap sleeves, $8.98 at Sideys only.

Plain pastel chambry, 12 to 20. --A discontinued item in Chen- Yu sets regularly up to $2.75 lor $1.50 at Sideys. Flip-top. --For sale: Used piano. CaU 125-M, Fredonia or 260 Temple street.

--New Arrivals. Dresses, Suits, Blouses, Formals. The Avenue Shop. brassieres can be had at Sideys corset dept. Nylon $2.50.

Others from $1.50 to $1.98. --Original by "Winfield." Har- ern skirt, fashion fit and flattery in one, $15.00 at Sideys. --Smart women save money by having their hats cleaned for Easter at the Regent Cleaners. E. Third next to Regent theatre.

all metal ironing boards $7.95, wooden ironing boards $4.95 at Fredonia Hardware Co. --For sale. 50 Ib. ice box, 100 Ib. ice box, round top dining ta-- ble, small kitchen sink.

47 Douglas Fredonia. --Special sale: 600x16 first line Funeral Notices LINCOLN, Mrs. Genevie-ve L. -Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 9:30 from the Larson-McGraw-Blood Funeral Home and at in St. Mary's Church.

Interment in St. Mary's Cemetery. Early Stocks New York, (UP)--Stocks opened dull today with prices steady to firm. Bonds held steady. Cotton futures "opened 7 points higher to 7 points lower.

Southern Pacific lost a point to 40 5-3. Pennsylvania railroad, strong feature yesterday, opened at 23 1-4 up 1-4. New York Central sold at 18 3-8 up 1-4; Baltimore St Ohio 14 5-8 up 1-8; and Santa 87 up 1-2. United States Steel opened at 7-8 up 1-4 white Bethlehem Steel eased 1-4 to 91 3-4. Chrysler firmed 1-4 to 95 1-2 while General Motors eased 1-8 to 58 5-8.

SmaU gains were recorded Westinghouse Electric, Eastman Kodak, Warner Brothers Pictures, S. Rubber, Kennecott, North American. American Smelting, Wilson St Firestone, Indand Steel, Republic Steel, International Nickel, Studebaker, United Air Lines, American Airllnei, ana Johnson St Johnion. Only mechanical tramport 'of. the British postoffice some 30 yean ago consisted of four motor- and one steam tractor.

MANZELLA, Samuel Remains are at the family residence on Greenbush street where friends may call. The funeral services will be held" from the home at 8:15 and from St. Patrick's church at 9 a. m. on Saturday.

Burial in Portland Evergreen cemetery. PARISI, Mrs. Aldeen G. Funeral services were held this morning at 8:30 from the Lar- son-McGraw-31ood a Home and at 9:00 in St. Mary's Church.

Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Adolph Schmidt, C. P. Interment in St. Mary's Cemetery.

Bearers were: George Privateer, Leonard Aldrich, James William Salhoff, Henry Colicchia and Robert McLaren. Services were attended by' many relatives and friends from out of town. Illinois dairy herds produced 375,000,000 pounds of milk during November, 194G. Eire has fixed prices for onions. Did! You.

lonancs need never tt for a word-or iti meaning when you pouew an accredited Dictionary. We have them from pocket to library size. Inspect these fine books MILLER OFFICE SUPPLY "the bnsinesc man's department 307 Main Street Phone 2717 Dunkirk, N. Y. fore the last minute rush as the Cc family deadline of March 15th approach- publlc Courteous, Respectful Service at Your Time of Bereavement! PHOME 580-J Funeral Service 86 XMt Main Street Fredonia, N.

Y. L. David Johnson, Owner and Lie. Mgr A Q. What happens if a mistake, is found in my return after a refund check has been mailed me? A.

If an audit shows that you owe more tax instead of being entitled to a refund, you will be required to pay both the refund and the balance with interest. (Editor's note: This is the tenth of a series of 10 brief articles explaining, in question and answer form, how to fill out your federal income tax return). Q. Can you tell me briefly what by Federal tax obligations are for the month of March? A. You must file a Federal income tax return by March 15 if you had $500 or more income last year.

Q. Isn't there something else some taxpayers have to file? A. Yes. One out of every five tax- FIT ON HAT AND BE STYLISH IS By BARBARA BUNDSCHtJ New York --(UP) Put your to the i ti res S13.95 and your old tire. Lake Service Station, 186 Lake Shore E.

--Fire fiter heavy brass lire i extinguishers for only $9.90 at Fre- donia Truck Farm Equipment. Route 20, Phone 575, Fredonia. Top CheivYu lipsticks regularly up to $2.75 for $1.50 at Sideys. This number is discontinued the reason for this price. --Pastel color, plain dresses by "Lynbrook" at Sideys, J8.98 in cap sleeves and belted models.

--Koch's--The standard of fruit in a a instead of a basket for an up-to-the-minute goodbye. It won't weigh down the airplane or the stateroom. She can eat it in a transit. And she's still got a ribbon trimmed bonnet to wow the folks over there. H.

Hicks and Son, Manhattan payers must file a Declaration of fruiterers, Estimated Tax for 1947--those whn expect to receive wages subject to withholding in excess of $5000 plus $500 for every exemption except their own, and those who expect to receive more than $100 of other wages, dividends and interest. Q. To whom do I send my return? A. To the Collector of Internal Revenue in your district-not to Washington, D. C.

Q. To whom should I make a opening their new shop. It was quality in really fine brews--on sale at your grocer's, tavern or I hotel. Enjoy them! --Treo the fashioned front which holds in the bulges even vjjjen the wearer sits or bends. 26 to 32 $10,00.

Sideys. Dressier" dresses for large ladies in small figures now ready at Sideys. Price $4.25, colors, orchid, green and blue prints. minute. See ging green straw hat into fruit compote with grapes, kumquats check or money order payable? A.

snd love apples spiced with pink Ambulance WOELFLE 5 0 4 A A 2 2 6 3 2 4 I To the "Collector of Internal Rev! enue." Q. When should I pay any balance of tax due? A. If you file your Withholding Statement, wait for the Collector to send you a bill. Pay that bill within 30 days from date. If you file a Form 1040 return, pay -any balance of tax due in full with the return.

If you file a Declaration, send with it at least one fourth of the tax estimated as due for 1947 'in excess of tax to be withheld from wages). Q. "What do I do if I find out mrr tu a rnfl a ou te ca en an There no end to the hats amended return any time within the corner grocery or the three years. Likewise, if the Gov- candy store. How for a hatband eminent finds out that you made of silver covered chocolate kisses a mistake, it will make an adjust- I --on a not too warm day.

ribbon bows. Braagaard did varicolored grape drape with kumquat highlights on the side of a turban iruitily fashioned of citron-col- cred straw. Walter Florell picked seedless grapes for the front of his leghorn sailor and spiked the fruit cup with hat pins tipped with orange kumquats. Limes, kumquats and love apples were served on toast--straw, floppy brimnied by Laddie displacement per them at Fredonia scenery and the hats by i --Westinghouse air compressors, four famed milliners were not lor 1 3 and 9 cu sale. But any customer who brings his own hat can have his choice of trimmings from the store's best edibles.

Sally Victor turned a head-hug- Truck Farm Equipment. Phone 575, Route 20, Fredonia. Myers water systems centrl- Eical and piston types in stock at Fredonia Truck Farm Equipment. Phone 575, Route 20, Fredonia. Insure your home Furniture and car today.

Tomorrow may be too late. Phone 2486, W. L. Putnam Agency, over Knowkon's. Wash everything but baby in our apartment washers.

8 gallon capacity. Powerful AE Motor. Fredonia Truck Farm Equipment, Rt. 20. Phone 575, Fredonia.

Revlon Beauty Aids In stock- Always at Louie's Beauty Shoppe .33 E. Main Fredonia. Munsingwear Breex woven shorts the short with the snap fastener and the roomy seat, are back again, $1.00. DeForest ment uieut. (End of the Series) APARTMENT BUILDING IS SWEPT BY FIRE Niagara Falls, (UP)--Four families were forced to flee in nightclothes early today when fire swept a 2 1-2 story brick apartment building here, causing damage estimated in the thousands reported the blaze of dollars.

Authorities For 24-Hour Ambulance Service Can 2123 Robert McGraw, Dunkirk, Y. LARSON McORAW BLOOD FUNERAL SERVICE originated in a clothes closet of an upper story apartment. The top floor was completely burned out, and the lower ones badly damaged. The hippopotamus has a life i span of years, while the rhinoceros usually lives about years. Entered Into Rest AMOROSO, Mrt.

Grace--Tuesday, March 11, 1947 at The Brooks Memorial Born in Italy, resident or this city for the past 44 yean. Member of Holy Trinity church. The Madonna della Catena and Holy Rosary societies. Wife of Carmelo Amoroso, mother of Anthony and Frank Amoroso of this city, Mrs. Albert Ameno and Mrs.

Samuel Alonce of Westfleld, N. Y. and Sebastian Amoroso of Binghamton, N. of Mrs. Vicenia Baritone of this city, sister of Mrs; Philip Leonti of New York city, Mrs.

Josephine Leonti, Mrs. Santa Paris! and Anthony Baclione of Italy and Sebastian Baritone of San Jose. Cal. Three grandchildren also survive. Funeral services from the family residence, 407 Columbus avenue, Saturday, Mar.

15,1947 at 8:30 and 9 o'clock in Holy IVinity church. Interment to follow hi the family plot in the parish cemetery. Supkoski Funeral Service Incorporated FOR BETTER SERVICE IT'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Earl Ellis, Proprietor Phone 2206 Oentral at 5th. DUNKIEK If the hat's too much, Hicks has another suggestion an edible corsage, and dress up an old headdress with 1 the ribbon when it's eaten. DURABLE SCOT MARRIED Dennis Williams, Glasgow Scotchman in the Royal Navy, is a durable specimen.

In 1943 he was blown off the mine destroyer Hurworth. His spine was fractured and two ribs the amazement of his doctors, he survived. Recently, he married Miss Mary Martin, of Troon. N. Y.

--Renckens Hotel, Route 60, Cassadaga, N. Y. Special Features, Fish Plates. Saturday, Fish lates and Turkey Dinner. Sunday, Turkey Dinners.

Also, Friday and Sunday, "Curley and pot." --1939 Plymouth 2 door with runk. Radio and heater, all new ires, new battery. Very good condition. 1936 Dodge 4 door sedan', reasonable. Gron's Gulf Service, 268 West Main Fredonia.

TATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY COURT: CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY In the Matter of the 'Applcatlon of Leonard Bialaszewski for change of name to Gould. Upon rcafling- ana riling the petition Leonard Bialaszewski dated March 4, 1047, praying lor leave to assume the name of Leonard Gould in place of hia present name, and on motion of Sullivan Sullivan, attorneys for said petitioner, and the Court beinK satisfied by said petition that there is no reasonable objecion to petitioner's assuming the A. D. TITUS CO. MEMORIALS 41 White Fredonia, N.

Y. New Stock! Order Now for Decoration Day! --National and pressure canners All American and cookers proposed name, It Is Hereby Ordered, that the said Leonard Bialaszewski be he hereby is authorized to assume tho name of Leonard Gould In place and stead of his present name, on the 19th day of April, 1947 upon his complying: with the provisions of Article 6 of the Civil Rights Law, namely: that the petitioner cause this order ar.d the papers upon which it was granted to be filed in office of the clerk of the of Chautauqua, within 10 days from tho date hereof, and that, within 10 days from the dkte of the entry of said tirder. the petitioner cause a copy thereof to bo published in the Dunkirk Evening Observer, and within 40 days after the makinsr of this order, proof of such publication by affidavit be fil- 1 ed and recorded in the office of the clerk of tile County of Chautauqua, and after such requirements are complied with, the said petitioner, Leonard "GiMaKzew.ski, be PS and the name of Leonard Gould, on and after the 19 day of April, 1947 which name he is hereby authorized to assume ftr.d by no other name. Dated March 10th, 1947. HUGH V.

N. BOD1NE, County Judge, Chauiauqua County. SULLIVAN SULLIVAN. Attorneys for petitioner Office and P. O.

Address 150 E. Fourth Street Dunkirk. Y. Uurcfe 1847. Presto, Pressure Pan and Universal pressure cookers at Fredonia Hardware phone 363.

--For sale on Rt. 5 west, vicinity Shorewood Country Club, good 7-room solid red brick house with 2-car combination barn-and garage also 5 acres land mostly reforested with family garden space and 73 ft'. 1 beach frontage. House has all conveniences including city water, lull cellar, laundry, vapor furnace with gas boiler and thermostat, automatic hot water heater, gas 1 burning incinerator. Downstairs has large living'room and dining room with finished oak nice kitchen.

4 bedrooms with finished floors and bath upstairs. Attractively priced. Prompt possession. Other details available from Heary, Realtor, phone Fredonia 481-W. Elec.

solder wood burning sets, bench vises, twin cyl. gas engine, fine for small boat. If.wn mower or cultivator, stamp packets, a new idea at 20c packet, aluminum legs to make your own power tool stand, and of coarse hundreds of model kits, motor; and accessories. Hobby Center, Main Wright Streets. --Everything from golf clubs to archery sets and dart boards-from socks and neckties to trovsers and mackinaws to go a' leductions up to 50 per cent during our 1 big eviction sale, Main Haberdashery, Main at Eagle.

Fiedonia. VELVEETA CHEESE, 8-oz. package CHATEAU CHEESE BORDEN'S INSTANT COFFEE N.B.C. RITZ CRACKERS FRENCH'S BLACK PEPPER PREMIER COFFEE MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE HUNT'S TOMATO SAUCE 2 for 49c 2 Ib. loaf 87c 2-oz.

jar 44c 1-lb. box 27c IVz-oz. can 14c 1-lb. jar 45c Ib. 45c 8-oz.

can fa CAMPBELL'S BABY FOODS 3 jars 25c AIR-WICK Killi Kitchen Odors 6-OK. 69C lb.41e 2 Ib. 73c 2 Ib. 75c 31c NTTOOA OLEO A-l SAUCE PABLUM SANI-FLUSH DIAMOND WALNUTS PECAN MEATS BLACK WALNUT MEATS SWAN8DOWN CAKE FLOUR CLOVERDALE GLOVER HONEY HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP V-8 JUICE COCKTAIL WELCH'S TOMATO JUICE PEPPERIDGE FARM BREAD Ib. 39e bottle 31e large 39e 1-lb.

jar 59c large bottle 23c 46-oz. can 31c quart bottle 25c loaf 29c CEASE'S FROZEN Chicken a uKing 1 Ib. pkg. CEASE'S FROZEN APPLE PIE Back 59c CHICKENS, Home Dressed PORK SAUSAGE, Home Made VEAL CHOPS, Shoulder THURINGER, Summer Sausage BONELESS BEEF STEW PORK BUTT Ib. 55c WIENERS Ib.

55e lb.55c lb.49c Ib. 49c Ib. 49c Ib. 49c BRAVO NOODLES 19c 12-oz. Bag fhomatf the memory BRAVO MACARONI 1 Pound Package 15c THE PANTRY Cor.

W. 6th at Swan St. "QUALITY FOODS" DUNKIRK, N. Y..