Dunkirk Evening Observer from Dunkirk, New York • Page 6

I'AIIK SIX. I It I 13, 1J23 The new I'onl ate now frjily lor your Inlnvfjcins a improve ilw ui llic Ixxly lypii mil inai.iv ihrii r.m!.'it Jiul utility. 1.cy fdi-r Jim nut imly rconumiul and i si Ic but a mote i a a crratcr alutc --a cumt'iiulion llut inaVct tlic uiititamling value I'litil c.it5 mote impressive llun Sec (lie r.rw I'otil in iliiplay in cut uliouiu-ni. II, LEWORTHY BROS. 811 Central Avenue OARS TRUCKS TRACTORS Now Is The Time To Reroof Your Buildings We carry a larjfc stock of many kinds of roofings and shingles and the prices arc Call at our warehouse and sec for yourself.

DUNKIRK BUILDERS SUPPLY CORP. Fuel mul Huililers Supplies 221-223 Eagle Dunkirk, N. Y. 1'lionc 2001 I I I The New What the World Is Doing nvrfinnrrr rim CMS HfJtlrtt Light lijr JUf timing Aflr two )ian of to flop l-otU-il, Lritlmi JjjU. in rn inuntor umcucni dunrrcrifa that raiy nnilt in LtmnrfDC bf aJmort Iirnitlt-tt i-oktr tlrt of miftkin He ihit Li lurcruidl tuiV.

unlilr the i ilrv; n.IJ rive 1U1 ttimllr- for tl.rtf iurs tins or It i.i In v.ui iLit i ry t-f i i jli .1 ii tr; in tin: i art- at lO(O') to A In l- flT i vniM 1 Mr! r.i:»o time rontrd it. i A S.V/J/Mj It jlvh uf lif.liti. nc. janl ia diaintU r. i 31 cur.

LI. Tli" jolt fr ui i i he r.iyK, (u i i to uf in the i'j cciJ an 11. cMy 1 ia up tw to dnv rlrttridty from the tl Ui rapturr and tirctm tic curmit in The illaVra- tion ibowi rvjme of UiU mlriate 1 tui ia Ubontorjr, In Lij thtt hij trofcrunj the totarxtfitiun of U-e Clan liftLtj Ly the wi a Mys. Le wj tile Irtllfxja ftD'J wrcnl vrr? ilJftl to Ms wtixhl Ly the clcttruu thai ntfrtil fyjjtfin while ItLujfitory. Ejiiljr MjJr Wjurwhrrl for Running Small Dyrumo ruing a licit of the illustntrd.

where fu2irnl Witrr currtnt ariihttle fur turning it, tljc rnrrey cf J.e can Uonsfonnttl for i Tactical The can be tslc achiDK a cutalirr of tin of viitahle iir-, on the felloe of a clivanlttl Imcsy it.ul. for (nine vlxxJ, a on a fchafl, ii njp, Hffc'in fnriie. Thr pulleys in thr an Mytinnj rnmt bo i in it will IKW- ilif-i to rrvohc the armiturt- at iti ratc! p. i in order to dLtaia the voltage Aotomatic Acrrlrrator for Sawing Outfit On circuUr mwi it ts ofu-a aemttfy to tpetil up the in orJtr to cut Lcary tut it of etxinr, cot uxtasarf Ready' for the Wet-Foot Crowd! We Carry the Biggest Assortment of BALL BAND, U. S.

AND GOODRICH Rubber Footwear IN THE CITY ii'l tl-it tin- ilyniinu is cai-rv Jc -f I'flacine. lly i.ii:tntritin? tlie rurrcct in i i i ru a prra i.r-i* If tn idu- to bare U.c rczxc runnJnc eo last uliile ii Uin; rut. To Ule are of vaiiitiuai. autncutir acrel- an lie to wort in ccn- with the nrins wtrn the i rstuns tJio of the sginc ii tncrc9Mtl considerably, and liruusLt LotL. acain the nzxe vill lie down.

The arftUrator of r.pth of flciiMe wire, ore rnd of nhirh altatJifil In the If of il.v taUc and the other to the ana of the throttle valve oa the'carburetor. A lirse coil rinj; is cfjnncftrt! to the of the kvrinc ac I ttc nd of the tlid ro tint the nill be i'iill(ti back as rocn frcs- yjre agiinft it ij released. A fZiill coil al.Mj to pull U.e throttle vilre to the position when the wire ii Tlie thmttlc valve not iJ'Miti entirtly but Irpt open a triflr the iJJin; srrcw. WM in the MrJi rale in tire I'nitM KtitM i year and an in- rrtaM; ia the iltath rate-, to rrt pijvtrnrscnt The births droned frnm2t.1ina 1,000 jnjp- nhtionin 1W1 2 2 7 i ir.rrr.iMd fn.n 117 to Jlen's, Women's, Boys', Misses' and Rubbers and Arctics; Men's and Boys' Rubber Boots. Lumberjacks, Felt Boots, Etc.

IF will Rlrn many I'lTFlOri PI AWT a a rLfllil Ilstient AI-. It tnr i.i.n!nii 1m of Itiv ir. i i I I I I I a ll.iniif.l I a i a i I- i A a.h.iiitr.u-- In i At i i ai uf c.uli nf tvui men i i 1 I i J'UU pOO-1 i a hanly "ca i i of nil HIP i i tli.it lie foun.l la evrry i i i I i'il IT Imrilcr. Hrrc- it lo riant two or rt lit tn ns to nf dld.ini. ar ps i.uist of all tli-j It you i-n" at all.

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adl tn snprly their vi-ry It i i a i i i i a Wayi Of i a l'lants I. 1-ri'fi-r In Imo ili-m np i frr Hie talli-. a yr.ir. r.ml r.in I i K-rvIro. Thtt (llrl 1 will v.l\v a symlinHc intrcprcta- I (si their Tin-re will a report nf the Slhcr Itay Y.

('. A. hy one uf tht 1 loiao fi'-Ial an aiMrt'fs Horace of Uuffalo, acil.an 'rhscrranco of i of tlin wi-vk j(if prau-r fcr worM ftllnut-hlp. 1 Mrs. Hcraro llt.nl lias Ions' htvrn with tlio Y.

C. A. of i imuh of thno to the ntinri of a nml Ii wdl known In Now York a ahK- yjicvki-r. I All i rs nf the Y. r-.

A. are usually tci IhU lilt ctiltC. I a Kulltr. I County WESTFICLD IN NEED OF FIRE ALARM SYSTEM Xnr. Is c-on- i a M.Tioti.4 iirnblttn in to an up to (Iro alarm 1.1 i I nut of i i as a Rro and not i i si'rvU'O, the ritl- I a rrnct-rn In a c( lire.

Arr.inKoii,onts mile to i i I'nvlij i a i On a i i i this net very i i at lc r.r^l i )o of i IK no fit In (irrKH'n anil a i them Men's, Younjf Men's and Boys' Overcoats and Suits at Specially Re'duccd Prices Men's heavy Overcoats, reg. special $14.95 Men's heavy Overcoats, reg. special $16.50 Men's heavy Overcoats, reg. $32.50, special $22.50 500 Pairs of Boys' Mahogany Brown Calf Shoes, Regular $3.50 values, sizes 1 to $1.98 The Surprise Store 317 MAIN Dunkirlt Open Evenings A Models Are Here Come and See Them Open Evenings Front Street Garage I FVnnlc Dopier, 05-67. E.

Front Slrcel Dunkirk, N. Y. i Distilled Water lo main yourself a rr.it. oU 'Hn'linlal rarucn" Mull our prantl- iimtlnTs to rnjiiy. Tlio lianly lo iiscj i i In of ways.

Smio l.il i in i fonif ciH-1 i i iiianurr Observer Advertising Brings Big Returns ANNUAL MEETING OF I COUNTY Y. VV. C. A. TO BE AT FREDOHIA NOV.

17j I'M- mil. a IhnVrrrnnlal i 3 Wnnirn's riifl-tiaa an to tin-'roll. 1 that' i I t-'atunlaj-. Xnv- nrlcunir In tin' pi ml cralifr Kill. A i an-! a rral In itii-lr ctuvvtti anil ilrTelrrmfnt i lir nil ItcrrafUT Ilic aiy I ui RMilrn.

Your i Nutjtry To CMERny CREEK ELECTION RESULTS ANNOUNCED flu try Crfek. 13--The results i of inir town rloctinn wan ai fullowa: i-'jpervi5or, Wesley J. J'ounc Town Tlirk. IJihom: Justice. II.

I i I). Iiattrrion: C. I. frost; Collector. Klla Ilicliviiyf, K.

IVate; Ortrsieeri I'niir. James. CanitaMn.l Harris Damon, R'liartlett. J. Tirrlng- inn; school director, C.

SHI. Sucar 1.4 (o haro to tho ancient Jons. Absolutely Pure i Cases 6-1-2 Gal. Bottles 5 Gallon Demi Johns Telephone Your Order 21S4 FRED KOCH BREWERY 17 W. Courtney Street Phone 2124 Pick Out Thr flowers If near riu.

TIip ninrrlns i trsln at Tlie njvnlnc sertiri' III In ivnilurtnl liy Mrj. Cliffiinl nr Si -n anr! will lie followed HIP liuslnoi thp inrelinE. Tills Mil Hie the luiaril (if iSe l.n an.l "ntoir.orl of FV At a a i lor ho dinner a tow pHtlme tlul h( ca will a Uf.Te Marr In your Hrtt of all; uvrm fouMr Srvtra can .1 Mart of to lbo Iour 1 1 acJ the hoar will lx a most chlfTlnc. frrm Tfiy retlnnlne. ln hmir of Mlna -sarJrn of jour IjUpJ hue You Will Surtl Want Thi aflcrnmiB tednnlnc at Hurtly you will wact In your garden I.CO M.

wilt open with a recognition ill tbe olj-flllilonrj for new members of atio- Thera art Ixilh the rlatlon. All those whcra irrllcalloni (Icipian tha Jipaneir Irli. In for rarmborihlp hate been filed nany wonjtrfal TarltUei, from which the IMh of lait Nottmber are aiknl, oiayt your fholce. Ton will want eiretlally to bo rrcirnt anJ take rart i Natural Gas We have drilled some good gas wells since last winter. We have more gas than we have had for the last two years.

But we have NOT enough gas to enable it to be used for all heating purposes. All patrons are requested to stop the use of gas in furnaces at once. If our customers will confine their use of gas to cooking, water heating and incidental house heating, we will have plenty of gas for everyone. If they try to get along without any other fuel, there will be a tad shortage. We will keep our drilling tools at work all winter and hope to improve our service still further before Spring.

Republican Light, Heat Power Inc..