Dunkirk Evening Observer from Dunkirk, New York • Page 7

HUrERUSH TODAY AT TAX OFFICE uty collector, ol In Urn, I revenue where ot many as 30 persons at a tlmt were strung out. Later thoM taxpayers who to send money orders with llwlr returns, ran Into difficulty when they went Into the post office to purchase he government voucher's. The deadline for tiling the federal returns midnight Wednesday. riMMBN 8AVB Warremburg, --The Witrrensburg fire department called to put out a fire In a dof house recently. The inteVior of Iht was dmnnged--but no casualties fire officials reported.

WhHt to a MHtwhei (KM rMlly white-, and 101 loo, without boiling so jutr 2 in the first rinse water. set directions on label. ftr 21 Vem--Ow 100,000,000 Bettlei IRUG SALE! Yeast Tablets 79c 49c tone Food Drink, ffiS or 1 lb. 61c Magnesia Tablets 24c fc.Lyon's Tooth Powder ooo 24c Laxative 67c i's Olive Tablets 3o 17c Lotion MO 39c Jay Corn Plasters 23c i Cold TableU 37c 3Se Hlll'i Note Dropi 18o 27o 11.00 PertuMln 89o 59o $1.26 Oreomulalon $1.08 I Wj Cold Tablets 14o $1.00 Hind'i Almond 59c i Rub 33e We Fepiodent Antiieptic 39e rlmfor 49c Me Ljraol Antiieptic 47e WEST DRUG i i SipU'm 9nuj Store inferred Ml ta always taste, at ear an4 yen keek RESIDENCE OUTSIDE THEFT INSURANCE THE W. W.

COMPANY ftetl latate Dunou. Phone 2446 JUST em i i ws YOU HOW HtAT. mokM -Hvajt monajy, toe CITY ICE FUEL CO. Incorporated DwnWrli, N. DUNKIRK (N.t.) ETENrMQ OBSEBVBB, TUESDAY.

MARCH 14,1944 CITY and VICINITY PAOK REVBN Tevern products. McMachan't. --yiat tor rent. 101 S. Beaver.

tall 3370, bull terrlor. ai for --Real rubber sheeting at Si- 36 inches wide. bit of wallpapers. Fredonia. N.Y.

4M7 for wind shades. McMaehan's. --See the room-lot bargains In wallpaper. McMaehan's. --For Sale: 1940 Plymouth club coupe and Ice box.

8 Pine St. --The sick room genuine rubber sheeting at Sldeys. --Wallpaper bargains, roon tola, 88c. BarkeU'a. Fredonia.

--EJecto opens sluggish drains in a hurry. McMaehan's. --Circle 4-day service. Phone 4115. 750 Perk Ave.

--Real leather hand bags with handle. S5.50 at Sideys. --Floor senders for rent. Me Median's. --Wanted, camera, 33 mm.

Av- preferred. Call 9303. --20-piece set of dishes, $2.78. Mackowiak's Furniture store. --Pinochle cards in the new Duratone finish at McClenathan's --For rent, small turnished apartmerrt.

636 Washington. 5588 --Boy 17 wants work atter school and Saturdays. Phone 3621. --Shield covered Bibles and Prnyer Books. Miller Office Sup.

Ply. --For sale, Norge pot type, circulating oil heater. $25.00. Phone 3621. --Steel bird cage and stand S4.SO.

Mackowiak's Furniture store. --For Sale: Norge pot type Circulating oil heater $29. Phone 3821. --Expert dry cleaning. Circle Cleaners, phone 4115, 7JJ Park Ave.

--Two single bed, inner spring mattresses, $36.95 each. Mackowiak's Furniture store. --Texollte 330 the washable water thinned paint. McMaehan's. --Brown and white dog came here month ago.

Must have proof of ownership. Tel. 260-W-l. --Protect your garments from moths by having them dry rieaned the Swiis Method at Valone's, --Window shades. McMaehan's.

--We will pay cash for any old vacuum cleaners that are beyond repair. Box 87, Observer office. --Non-explosive cleaning fluid, 39c gal. McMaehan's. --For Rent: Clean comfortable furnished apartment; private bath.

Frigidaire. 46 W. 4th. --Texolite paint covers wallpaper in one coat. McMaehan's.

--Utility kitchen cabinets for pans, dishes, canned food etc, S18.00. Mackowiak's Furniture store. --No other fashion will serve you so constantly and handsomely as a softy tailored suit. $19.98 to $25.00 at Sideys. --Curtains to match the twin sice spread for the college bound girl or boy.

Sideys basement $3.89 and up. --Ste our samples or engraved wedding invitations, and announcements. The Observer. Phone 2326. --Barkell wallpaper open Monday through Thursday until 3:30 p.

m. Friday to 9:00 p. m. Saturdays to 6:00 m. Steel wool pads for kitchen use SOc box.

McMaehan's. --For rent: 2 and 4 room furnished apartments, private bath. 501 Washington also unfurnished Inquire 122 Lincoln. --Man or woman for agency GRAND AND TRIAL DRAWN FOR APRIUOURT TERM Supreme Court Will Open Its Sewion At Courthouse on April 3. Mayviile, March 14--Grand and trial jurors have been drawn for the term of supreme court opening ori April 3 at the courthouse here.

Justice Paul J. Halt of Buffalo will preside. The lists are as follows: Grand Jurors Ernest Bennett. Carroll Albert Charlotte James C. Burlingame, Portland James L.

Curren, Pomfret Gust A. Dandelski, Ktantone Arthur King, French Creek Edward Konwiriski, Dunkirk Clifford B. Legters, Clymer Harry Lenna, Jamestown Axel Levin, Busti Ma Moore, Jamestown Arthur O. Morse, Jamestown Frank Muszalski, William F. Osmerj Jamestown RueL Proper, Dunkirk Fred Ruttenbur, Villenova Samuel Saeli, Jamestown Hari'y Shepard, Jamestown Ernest Trask, Sheridan Hussel Valone, Jamestown Lawrence Wallace, Sherman Jerrold Webber, Chautauqua Walter West, Stockton Arthur H.

Woelfle. Dunkirk Trial jurors D. Alexander, North mony Merton Arnold, Stockton Fern Barton, Busti L. K. 'Bentley, Gerry Emma K.

Brown, Westfield Verland Burch, Carroll Phillip Buckland, Etlery Clifford Campbell, Chautauqua Oscar Carlson, Stockton Ellis Church, Gerry L. S. Compton, Clymer Geraldlne Dahlgren, Jamestown Bernice Dakc, Ellery Grace Dana, Jamestown Lynn B. Fisk, Poland Grant A. Forbes, Poland Lee Foster, Ripley Luella Gleason, Chautauqua Howard Green, Cherry Creek John Hamernik, Dunkirk A.

M. Harrington, Sheridan Ralph Hub-bard, Pomfret Cecil Jackway, Westtit'ld Barbara Jankowski, Dunkirk Charles E. J. Johnson, Jamestown Lauretta K. Kane, Jamestown Frank Luth, Jamestown Maude Manhart, North Harmony Eva Marquardt, Westfield Dolores Marvel, Carroll Carl Marz, Gerry Louis McGee, Poland Elmer A.

Osborne, Hanover Edward Pickup, Cherry Creek Dora Shine, Westfield Forest Roush, Clymer Delia M. Runz, Hanover Gilbert B. Sage', Dunkirk Frank Sharon, Hanover Ella Shattuck, Villenova Fred Short, Poland Herbert Smith, Arkwright Douglas C. Sundquist, Jamestown Marie Taylor, Westfield Albert Timmerman, Sheridan Edith Walradt, Harmony Zella Wanamaker, Dunkirk Ernest M. Wiltsie, Harmony BOSWORTH D.A.R.

MEETS AT SILVER CREEK Next Meeting Will Be Held on April 13 With Mrs. Firnum Anderson As Hostess. Silver Creek, Mar. 14 Th( Major Benjamin Bosworth chap, ter N. S.

D. A. met Thursday afternoon, Mar. 9 in the Legion with Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Call 136-R, Fredonia, 8 to 7 p.

m. for appointment. --For the college bound girl or boy. Bates twin elze bed spreads in every new style as advertised by Bates. Unshrink- able.

--Open Friday evenings until 9, closed Saturdays at 6:00 p. m. McMachan's. batteries sales and service, wholesale and retail. Bremer Battery Service, 20 West Second St.

--For rent, smell farm, good buildings. 1 1-3 miles from Dunkirk. Inquire Leo Seybold, Ben- LMSss Del MUltello, operator of els Beauty Shop 1. vacauonms in New York city for a week, u- where atUnd.nf th. ttctan'i Convention.

-Will buy marble top tables tons; Ad' weights; bric-a-brac, letter No. Evening Observer. will not try battery in one-half hour. us 10 or li hours and you upataira over rooms in the municipal building in Silver Creek with Mrs Charles T. Ludeman as hostess assisted by Mrs.

George Guffon Miss Daphne Record. Mrs. Wai ter Hayward, Mrs. Howard Montgomery and Mn. Mary Van Duzer.

A dessert luncheon was served at 1 o'clock by the ladies of th auxiliary. The tables were dec orated in green in honor of St Patrick. The regent, Miss Sada Barte presided and devotionals were conducted by the chaplain, Mrs John Bowyer. It was voted to contribute to the Red Cress and Ellis island. Mrs.

George Griffin read an excellent paper on 'Women of Na lional Defense J944." Mrs. Burr Nichols of Jamestown was th guest of the chapter. She Is New York state chairman of the mag szine committee and gave a very interesting talk on the National Historical magazine. A piano solo, "Rigoletto" by Liszt was played by Miss Norma Jean Reuther. Many contributions of bocks, quilt pieces, beads, seeds, etc, were made at this meeting YOUR CANCELLED CHECK IS A LEGAL RECEIPT So MUCH FOR So LITTLE In these busy days a checking account in this strong bank wiil not only save you time but also tires and gasoline.

No Minimum balance is required when you carry your account here. For a small monthly charge based on the activity of your account, you can enjoy all the conveniences of paying your bills by check and peace of mind in knowing that your money is safe and will be available when you want it. Dunkirk Trust Company Member of Federal Peposit Insurance Corp. The next meeting will be April 13 with Firnum Anderson, hostess. IT IBKS BANDITS Los Angeles-(UP) Bandits held up meat 'market, found on ,7 in cash, so they filled the cash register with sawdust in rabbits and bacon the refrigerator.

Believing that ttw activities ot Dunkirk men tn the Un -d States armed forces will be of great Interest to residents of this city generally, the OBSERVER will time to time In the future devote space to such data as is furnished by the men themselves or through excerpts from letters to their relatives, friends, or directly to this paper. Promotions of Dunkirk men in the service, their transfer from one camp to another within continental United States, and similar news about them and their reactions to life in the service will be welcomed toy the OBSERVER. Four sons of Mr. and Mrs. George Tworek of 132 Nevins street are in the U.

S. armed forces. Sgt. John Tworek is somewhere in England, Staff Sgt. Matthew J.

Tworek has left for overseas, destination unknown, W. T. Jacob Daniel Tworek, U. S. is on the Pacific, and Pvt.

Carl F. Tworek is stationed at Fort Monroe, Va. The address of Cpl. J. R.

Watkins is now ASN 32282335, Combat Crew Ambrose Prov- Ing Grounds, APAAF Air Force, Avon Park, Fla. Sergeant Florian Lis, son of Mrs. Mary Lis of 436 Bucknor street, has-been promoted to staff sergeant. He is serving with the 3rd Infantry Division of the Fifttr Army in Italy. Pvt.

Richard C. Schlichter of 202 Main street is now at Camp Wheeler, where his new address is 42093825, Company 10th Training Battalion, 4th Pvt. Albert Shea of 332 Lord street has arrived at San Diego, for baste training. He Is in Platoon 214, Lieut. Harold G.

Ludwig of Robin street has returned to the department of training at Hendricks Field, Fla. Hospital Apprentice Clifford Drummond of Brigham road has been transferred from Memphis, to Fort Pierce, where he is at the Amphibious Training base. The Army's good conduct medal has been awarded to Henry J. Wilemskl, ion of Mrs. Sophie Wpemski of 21 East Courtney street, who is serving with the Army Transportation Corps at Camp Anza, Arlington, Calif.

Clifford H. Butts of- Willow road has been promoted to sergeant. He is with the Army Air Forces Training Command's four- engine transition school at Hobbs Army Air Field, Hobbs, New Mexico. Mrs. Stephen R.

Groboslti at 40 East Doughty street has received word that her' husband, Pvt. Groboski has arrived safely overseas. --We ere living- tor the future. Invest In that future for yourself, your family, your country. Buy a War Beat APPEAL SENTENCE IN FORESTVILLE WOMAN'S DUNKIRK COURT CASE Jamestown, Mar.

14--Briefs in the case of Mrs. Virginia Berge, 27. of Forestville, who is seeking an appeal from the sentence of 20 days in jail imposed by Dunkirk City Judge Raymond Bartkowiak for public intoxication, were filed in county court here Monday, Judge Robert N. Palmer presiding. Mrs.

Brege was arrested on Feb. 18 when she was found asleep in her car on Lincoln avenue near the Nickle Plate tracks. Her Attorney, John L. Sullivan of Dunkirk, pointed out that the fact that his client was asleep was not evidence that she was intoxicated and also that the courts' during prohibition had ruled that a person's car was a private place. District Attorney Edwin G.

O'Connor stated that the woman's small son had been with her and left the car, later bringing a policeman to the car where his mother wai sleeping. The case of Raymond Burgun of Forestville was adjourned for two weeks. He is seeking an appeal of three fines imposed by Justice of the Peace Harrington of the town of -Hanover. Burgun was fined a total of $200 on charge of operating a vehicle with improper registration, no operators license and improper license plates. An order was granted by Judge Palmer to have Justice of the Peace Harrington file further reports on the SHERIDAN GRANGE Sheridan Grange No.

235 will meet in regular session Wednesday evening, March 15, at 8 o'clock, with the master, Clwrlea L. Summerton, in the chair. During the lecturer's hour Mrs. Menzil from the Dunkirk Conference grounds will be present to give an illustrated lecture on her trip to India. There will be open session at o'clock at which time anyone interested is invited to Refreshments will be served after the program.

FORESMEMl GETS FLYING CROSS Technical Sergeant Elmer A. TatcheU of Forestville Is among 25 New York state men who received distinguished flying crosses awarded by Lt. Gen. George P. Kenney, Allied air forces commander in the Southwest Pacific, --Waste-paper shortage! this newvpeperl Save TRADE-INT $30 XARDIKS OF 0R SPECIAL I TWO PIECE Living Room Suite LESS TRADE-IN A A 30 YOU PAY ONLY A IhrlBff room suite that it poittlvely ontaUndinf Ttt, it's the new ipriaf-fiUed eon- that ii the bat word- In luxvrtoni comfort Ton an mighty fortunate to frt the davenport and chair for this low price.

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