Dunkirk Evening Observer from Dunkirk, New York • Page 4

DUNKIRK (X.Y.) JEVEXIKG OBSEBVEB, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19,. 1940 A FRIEND OF THE A shoe dealer who stocked only number show wouldn't do much buniwM. I It would foolish for thii bank to only big loans. Wt iakt- pride in the fact that the small borrower can come here with full assurance that his seeds will be given courteous consideration. We are interested at this time in making more good loans large or smalL THE LAKE NAIBANK MlMiil A i i I RED WHITE FOOD STORES The Best the Market Insurance AUTOMOBILE FINANCING PLANS and SURVEYS KAISER ORTS Co.

Incorporated -425 Central Ave. Phone 3457 Dunkirk, N.Y. MRS. CATHERINE KUJAWA Friday, October 18.1940 at her daughter's home, Mn. Walter Lipinczyk, 122 Weit Second street after a brief illoeu.

Bom in Poland; came to this country 57 years ago and resided in Dunkirk all those years. Member of St. Hyacinth's Church. Mother of Mr. John Knjawa of Chicago, Mrs.

Henry Newman, Mr. Frank Knjawa, Mrs. Walter Lipinczyk of this city; Mrs. Albert McKinnon of Buffalo, N. Mr.

Waiter Knjawa of ForestriUe. K. fifteen grandchildren also survive. The funeral is to be held Tuesday morning at 8:30 with brief prayer services at the daughter's home Mrs. Walter Lipinczyk, 122 West Second street and at St, Hyacinth's Church at 9 o'clock.

Interment to follow in the family plot in St. Hyacinth's Cemetery. JOHN A. MACKOWIAK FUNERAL SERVICE SUPERIOR SERVICE BXFItT DELIYERT RKA80NABLI WOBK! ON TIME! Twi Jot Prtauat MI DUNKIRK PRINTING CO. G1TY and VICINITY --A room 620 Eagle St.

--For sale, stroller. 14 E. Green. call 2043. --A 1935 Chevrolet coupe for sale.

99 E. Green. --Wanted, old Hudson teal coat. P. O.

Box 92, Dunkirk. --For rent, modern sleeping room, hot water heat, shower. 31 Ruggles, 5195. --Wanted, reliable, experienced girl for general housework. Box Observer.

--For sale, about 1-2 acre grapes on vines. Henry Cranston, West Main, Fredonia. --Batons--two dollars up. Johnston's Music House. 606 Washington Ave.

lumber and brick for sale. New York Central freight house. C. Moon Co: --Roomers and boarders wanted, no objection to elderly persons. Tel.

125M, Fredonia. --For sale, house, double garage with 2 acres land, gas, electricity. Ralph Towne, Arkwright --For rent, a new, modern, sulated, and air conditioned home. Brown Gugino Lumber Fredonia. --Try Frederic Beau.ty Shoppe, above Montgomery ail beauty work.

Call appointments after 3 z. phone 4112. --Don't miss the bif party of radio entertainers at Wuerstle's Cafe. 313 Main Sunday. October 20, 4 p.

m. to 10 p. m. Hear the golden voiced tenor with Cot tic and Pearl. THE WEATHER Date: Saturday, Oct.

19, Condition: Cloudy. The temperature in the last 24 hours wai between 29 and 45 degrees. velocity during; 24 hours, in miles per hour: Maximum, 19 at 4:30 p. m. Minimum, 4 at 10:30 a.

m. Sun sets today at 5:29 p. rises tomorrow at 6:38 a. m. All data furnished by fovern- ment observers at the Dunkirk- Fredohia airport.

Forecast: Light snow turning to rain followed by rising temperature tonight. Sunday occasional light rain and warmer. CITY and VICINITY --Window shades. McMachan. Land Posting Signs; Dunkirk Printing Co.

--Window shades lOc to I1.25J McMacban- '--Columbia- Venetian blinds. McMachan. --Land Posting Signs; Dunkirk Printing Co. --Window glass, any size. McMachan.

--Men's police shoes, built in arch $2.49 pair. Kfoll's, 317 Main --French Dry Cleaner. 59c per gal. McMachan. --Stylish individual hair ilo't and permanents.

Humphrey's, 4th phone 3883, --Hunting coats from $2.50 up. Walt's Sporting 225 Central Ave. For rent: Desirable, small home oh Lambert avenue, Fredonia. Inquire 136 E. Main St.

--Barreled Sunlight white enamel will not turn yellow. McMar chan. black and white hound. Reward. John Furdell, Bennett --Lumber and building materials for your repairs.

The Lumber Store, East 4th St; used violin out- flti. Music House, 606 Washington Ave. --Gas heater, circulating, automatic for sale. Also one radiant heater. 48 Lincoln Ave.

--For rent, 2 unfurnished rooms and other privileges. Inquire Gco: H. Graf and Co. all instruments. Johnston's Music Washington.

--Wanted, 2 or 3 unfurnished 5,438 Dunkirk Citizens Register In First 3 1940 Total Is 1,453 More Than That for 1939 and 22 Less Than that for 1936. Polls Open Tonight. I'S For DRUGS OFHOSPI1 RE-ELECTED Leworthy, Heppell, Renamed As 36 New Names are Added to Association; 'V; Officers of, the Brooks Mem-! orial hospital association all were re-elected Friday night at the annual meeting in the annex of the.hospital. The' nauries of; 38 new members of the. organization were added to the President Henry K.

Leworthy Vice President W. W. Heppell and Robert R. Dew, secretary and treasurer, all were-named to succeed themselves as the hospital board met following the appointment of directors. Previously four of the 16 of the hospital board.had been re-elected to three year terms.

They were Murle L. Rowe, E. A. Nowak, H. C.

Madden and George E. Guay. Eighteen hundred and five Dunkirk citizens visited the 15 ity polling placet Friday to reg- iter for the Nov. 5 election, bringing the total for the first three this year to The figure of 5,438 for the days this year is 1,453 more for the corresponding period 1939 and only 22 leu than in 1936, the last presidential The 1930 total registration was 7.493, a record for more than a decade. In order for this year's total to surpass that of 1936 at least 2,056 persons will have to be registered today.

The three-day ward totals this year were far above those for 1939. In the Second and Fourth wards they, also surpassed the corresponding totals for 193n while the other two wards were slightly below. 1936. The registration this year by wards shows the Second, a Republican stronghold, high 1,580 and the Third second high with 1,396. Today is the final day for citizens to become eligible for the November Polling places opened at 7 o'clock this morning and remain open until" 10 o'clock tonight.

The registration, by districts for the "three. days th'is year," lasl year and the last presidentisO W.HAROLD BIE IS RE-ELECTED OF GOLF ClUB Tri-county Holds Annual Dinner Meeting and Presents Trophies. vear: Ward One District 1 District 2 District 3 District 4 1940 1939 1936 244 389 350 343 255 304. 273 276 373 384 343 1,326 1,078 1,389 TWO CARS COLLIDE HERE EARLY TODAY Albert C. Eaker of 91 street reported to police this morning that ht collided with a parked machine near Fourth street and Central avenue at 1 a.

m. No one was injured, but damage to the two machines was extensive. Eakcr said he was driving south in Central nvenuc and when near Fourth street, he failed to see the diagonally-parked machine of Harry Craves. 16 Seal street. Eakcr said his vision was momentarily blinded by the lights of an oncoming car.

TAX RECEIVER'S NOTICE Notice is hereby givcn to the taxable inhabitants or the City and Town of Dunkirk, New Yorki 1, undersigned Receiver of Taxes in and for the City and Town of Dunkirk have received a warrant for the collection of" the 1940 School Tax and that I 'will attend at my office in the City Hail in said City from nine o'clock in the forenoon to three o'clock in ihc afternoon. Sundays and legal holidays cxccpted, commencing Monday. October 21st 1940, for the purpose of receiving payment of said taxes. Said taxes will be received for Ihc first Ihirly days commencing Monday. October 21.

1940. at one per cent additional, and one per ceni for every fraction cf a dollar ss provided by law. EDWARD G. TRILL. Receiver of Taxes.

Dalcd Dunkirk. 3i. Y. October IS. 1940- N.

B. Thc.ismc lor payment at one per cent expires November 21st, or partly furnished rooms. Address Observer. --Adding machines, typewriters, check protectors sold, rented, repaired. Miller Office Equip.

Supply 114 E. 4th St. ---Two 3 year old male hounds lor sale. Well broke fri hunting. Sam Spera, 149 Prospect Fredonia.

Phone 58S. -T-Apples! Pick them at 65c a bui, SOc.sFine packed apples ready for sale. Woodbury's Fruit Farm, S. Roberts Hd. --Emblem fuel oil for prompt delivery call 5338, Gunther Ser-' vice, 24 Lake Shore --Land Posting Sifns; Dunkirk Printing --Lost, this morning, man's Hamilton wrist watch with leather strap.

Reward if returned to Box 29. --Own the whitest house in Dunkirk! Paint with Barreled Sunlight Self-Cleaning White. McMachan. --Waterproof roof coating. 5 gals.

$2.69. McMachan. --Special! Low priced 1939 model coal, gas and oil Estate Heatrolas. People's Hardware Fredonia. --39c Pequot pillow tubing at 29c yd.

during our 16th Anniversary sale, now going on at Runkel's Dry Goods Store. Fredonia. --Largest stock of new shotgur. shells in western New York, from 80c up. all chilled shot.

Walt's Sporting Goods Store, 225 Central Ave. --For an estimate on that new home or a remodel job, see the N. L. Smith Lumber 802 Main St; phone 2261. --79c and $1.00 children's part wool union suits special at Sic.

Silver Creek, Oct. 19--W. Harold Bie of was reelected president of the Tri- County Golf club of Silver Creek at its annual dinner meeting held at the White Inn in Fredonia on Thursday evening. The other officers are: Dr. John S.

McFarland, Buffalo, vice president; Dr. E. G. Homokay, Silver Creek, second vice president; Allen J. Diefendorf, Silver Creek, secretary and treasurer.

Mr. Bie, John W. Robson, Silver Creek, and Charles Gowanda: were re-elected directors for terms of three years. President Bie presided at the business meeting and presented prizes to the following: Men's club champion. Henry E.

Esperson, Silver runner Max Luder. Forestville; men's flight winner, Ned Wilson, Forestville; runner-up, Kenneth Fort, women's "fcham- pion, Mrs. W. Bie, Forestville; runner-up, Mrs. S.

B. Peters, Silver Creek; directors' trophy, Henry E. Esperson, Silver Creek. Color motion pictures of and travel subjects, as well as dancing, followed the presentation of prizes. Ward Two District 1 District 2 District 3 District 4 291 325 496 468 197 274 361 306 278 354 472 47C 60c SalHapatica 49c BUTTER CRUNCH quart 290 We Make It -We Know It's Good 1.580 1,138 1.574 Ward Three District 1 District 2 District 3 District 4 413 335 347 301 289 271 236 206 442 327 319 1,396 1,002 1,411 Four District 1 District 2 District 3 City Totals 387 377 372 1,136 ..5,438 270 265 232 396 339 351 767 1,086 3,985 5,460 35c Fastecth 60c Alka Seltzer 60c Mum 60c Drene 50c Johnson's Talc 39c 50c Pablum ...396 25c Palmolive SHAVING CREAM Special 2tubes33c We Carry a Complete Line PHOTO SUPPLIES FILM DEVELOPERS ENLARGING PAPERS See Us First--We Have It PHONE 2491 MAIN JxTHIRD STS VOTE FOR LORSHEIM SHOIS WITH FtAREWEDGf SALESMAN-- Weekly cash advances, bonus, equipment lumisfc- to affgrcssave- men to handle Golden Hulc complete line oi Quality sropcrics Jo'bellcr homes an Dunkirk and vicinity at sub- savings.

Permanent lion. No an'VTJtaJCnl- Write AUGUSTUS J. BENJAMIN DIES IN BUFFALO TODAY Augustus James Benjamin, Dunkirk resident who recently has been employed in Buffalo, died 'early today at his residence, 114 Brayton street, in that city. Mr. Benjamin, who was a native of Rochester, would have been 53 years of age next week.

He spent practically his entire life in Dunkirk. He was a member of the Dunkirk Lakeside club. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Ann Picker Benjamin, 315 Canary street; his mother, Mrs. Mary Moore.

269 Lake Shore Drive, West; three sons. Willis Benjamin of 104 Swan street, Elgin and Max Benjamin. 315 Canary street: daughter. Miss Katherine Benjamin. 315 Canary street; two brothers, Lawrence of Fort Niagara.

N. and Emmett of Florida. Two grandchildren also survive. during our big 16th Anniversary Sale. Runnel's Dry Goods Store.

W. Main St. Fredonia. Let the N. L.

Smith Lumber apply Brick Siding or Asbestos Shingles to the side walls of your home and save money on fuel and repainting. Phone 2261-- Cold wealher ahead drive in and have your battery checked so you will not be let down one of these frosty mornings. Bremer Battery Service, 20 W. Second strcct- Fill your coal bin now at fall prices. Philadelphia and Readin? laundered coal-- all sizes.

Smith Lumber and Coal SOS Tkiain SI For rent, rooms, single or double, hot water heat, one block from Central Ave, Lansber: phone 231-W. Modernized throughout wilb all improvements, automatic air-conditioning. wool insul Chamberlain weather-strip- BOY FALLS NEAR CAR, RUNS AWAY UNINJURED William- P. Dowdall Jr. of Kenmore told police Friday morning that as he was driving north in Central avenue near the Hotel Francis, a small boy ran out froai behind a parked car and fell near his moving auto.

Dowdall said he slopped and saw the boy rue away and board Fredonia- bound bus. It was learned that the lad's name was James Johnson of 1H7 Central avenue. Evidently he was not injured. ping. complete new plumbing and wiring.

The Colonial House, 219 TcmpJe Golden Kulc House, Sox 1S3 Cc- ai. Adv. CHRISTMAS Cards--four sen- sstawwl Personal lines low as 50c-Sl. Vast sdectJon, including Business, Hamoroas, Reljgiwss. Biggest Profits.

Box assortments. Samples free. Noel Studios. 9 E. 26th.

IJcpi 932i. New- York. --Adv. I Waul daily. Fredonia.

Phone donia 433. 18 actual samples of Axtnin- stcrs. "WflUms. Velvets. Friezes in all the new patterns and Savings up Jo on wall to 'wall carpeting, stair carpeting and seamless rugs.

You ane cordiall; 3n- vilcd to sec them ai Montgomery Wards Order Office. 325 E. 4 St. For sale: Used stoves, heaters, axjund oaks or magazine type Gac ranges, high oven or lable Jop. ecUac Sable top range two combination stoves large or smalL Three coal -and wood ranges smaE, siwfliam or ICalamazooi Store Faraacs Co- 4i37 Main St, PULP WOOD BOATS 2 DAYS LATE BECAUSE OF NASTY WEATHER Two days late because of blustery weather up the lakes, 4he pulp wood Salrus trailed into Dunkirk harbor behind the about 10:38 a.

m. today. Due here Thursday alicrnooo, the boats forced to ran for shelter inricc during the journey eastward from Manotoulin islant as high winds the job precarious. FINAL TESTS AT HIGH SCHOOL TONIGHT Pcrscsis tcgislcrsng for Use firsi 5ame an their district who require IJtertcy tests win have fatat 3as cpportunity tonight. They may be examined al the high school from 7 9 p.

m. In 1SI4 Ihe avermse 33eld sEasoline fvesa cradc o3 was abca IS 5cr cent: is yMsW as 1 4o 73 per ceni. REGISTER TODAY Society Meetings Attention all members of Hose Co. No. 1 Drum Corps, rehearsal Monday evening, 7:30, parade Tuesday, 7:15.

Uniform Tuesday. DRUM MAJOR LIQUOR LICENSE FOR HOTEL OR RESTAURANT Notice is hereby given that license number RL12511 has been Issued to the undersigned to sell liquor at retail in a resiauram under the Alcohol Beverage Control Law at 254 Lake Shore Dr. Dunkirk, Chautauqua County in which licensed premises are located for on premises consumption. Adv. JOHN KONKO 254 Lake Shore Drive, E.

Dunkirk, N. Y. --Hand bills, 6x8 Dunki'if Go. to 24 36. Stetson Hats Llambak Topcoats LEVY'S "Reliable Dunkirk, N.

Y. 34 East Fourth Street Complete lane --of-GENERAL ELECTRIC PHOTOFLASH, PHOTOFLOOD, ENLARGER and MOTION PICTUBE PROJECTOR LAMPS In Stock At All Times KHOWLTON'S Everything Photographic 152 East Fourth Street Dunkirk, H. Y. NOTICE I will not be responsiSle for any debts contracted by anyone but myself. jr Oct 18, 1940.

ROGER TYLER. --Adv. ATTENTION FOURTH WARD FALCON MEMBERS Any members -wishing to bowl on dub team" register with cbeL Dead line Sunday, October 20. AT LAST Find of a Lifetime "la two special instances we used Saa-Con Ointment and discovered it to be the 'find of a life- writes Mrs. E.

F. Linke. 1514 W. 55ih Street. Chicago.

Antiseptic San-Cunt Ointment soothes and aids in healing minor sores, cuts, burns, itching piles and irritated skjn. 35c and 60c at ali drug KEEP AN EYE ON YOUR EYES It is DO wonder that our eyes seed artificial aid; not otuy to assist lion in doiag their extra work as grow old, but Io enable them to do a work for which ibey were not meant even while they were young. Nature docs her best to overccaie eyestrain, but her best if not always sufficient for this strenuous day and That is why everyone should ibare a loraufh eye examination at least every two years. Dr. Glenn R.

Fish OploMelrtft 48 Cotnl Distort, M. I. you can buy a coal actually designed for your stoker specially selected, sized and treated a coal that leading stoker manufacturers themselves heartily endorse and recommend for their installations Olga Stoker Coal Olga frees you from the fuss and muss of ordinary coals banishes dirty smoke and soot, cellar dust, flue-chok- ing "fly ash" gives you more good clean heat than you've ever had before with less tonnage, and far less attention. DESMOND GOAL COMPANY Phone 2195 -40-48 Lake Shore Drive, East Dunkirk, N. Y.

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