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PHELPS PHARMACY,
One of the leading Dru£ Stores' in Western New York.
9 East Main Street, Fredonia, N. Y.
Duluth Imperial
A very superior BREAD FLOUR
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To introduce this flour to you' we
have put alj y^ry low price on it. k
FREDONIA FEED AND ICE COMPANY,
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Fredonia, New York.
Great 10-Day
PRICE - CUT
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS
SALE NOW ON
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Price cut deeply on every arti-
fein all lines.
DONT MISS IT.
fANG FURNITURE COMPANY
+00-410 Lion St.. DUNKIRK, N. Y.
\ Leworthy's Is,Now Located
at 32 W. Main Street.
Just R eceive A New Lot
Fancy Bamboo Baskets
From Japan.
Rich Manogany Color.
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Henry Leworthy
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4> 19U
OFFICIAL VILLAGE PAPER
DRY CLEANING
BARGAIN DAYS. j
On Friday and Saturday of each
week until further notice SPECIAL
BARGAIN PRICES will be made
on some articles taken in on those
days for jleliyery the following
week. Shop work is excluded! and
only work jrom Fredonia and Bun
kirk will be accepted a.t the special
price arid lor cash on delivery! onf
ly. 'Phone us Thursdays for Bar
gain prices'for Fridav and Saltur
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Dunkirk Laundry Co.
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PERSONAL
i Miss Nettie R. Till of Buffalo, who
|has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
John Sullivan in Dunkirk has gone to
Cassadaga for a month's visit with
relatives.' ;•
i Artistic dancing will be a feature in
,4 Inj Story Book Land."
Tlie best bread is made from Cream
Puff ,Flour. Crocker & Ellis. 42tf
The Grape: Belt Ministerial Asso
cia^ion will meet in the Fredonia Baptist;
church Monday, Kov. 9.
Try our Old Town coffee at 25c.
It 1 is a.Winner, Crocker &( Ellis. 42tf
On Octdber 2Gth, Mrs. Chas. Marsh
was; givei^ a. very delightful surprise
in honor of her birthday by sixteen! of
her J friends. The afternoon was pleasantly
spent playing games. After a
delicious suppper a fine musical program
marked the close of a beautihil
day. The friends of Mrs. Marsh and
Mrs. Wiley decided to make Ocfotfer
26th an annual event.
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Leon J. Bartlett of West Line, Pa.,
son :of Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Bartlett of
Dunkirk, bagged a big black bear last
week. Bartlett in company with W.
J. Dahler, woods foreman of the Day
Chemica| Company, was hunting in! a
big stretch of timber when they suddenly
came upon bruin. . The bear
was jone or the largest bagged in that
part.of Pennsylvania in years.
Mrt E. L. Clement of Ruggles street,
i Dunkirk, is seriously ill at his home.
|Mr. Cements isuffered'a stroke of pajraly^isand
isj in a critical condition.
Special 6t nice salt Mackerel for 25c.
j Cash; Grocery! J. L. Phibbs & Co.]
The November meeting of the Benjamin
Prescott Chapter, D. A. R., will
be he^d Thursday, Nov. 5th, at tile
home of Mrs. j Fullagar, Central aveh
ue, Dunkirk.
Miss La Verne Schauer will open
Children's Dancing Class beginning
Nov. 7th, at|2:30 in Blodgett's hall.
Term of ten lessons, five dollars.
Payable in half terms. Those wishing
to join the class 'phone,; Dunkirk
Bell, '66 R. / , •
l! wish to Iannounce to the publ
that on Thursday, Nov. 5th, Mrs. I. V.
Hurst, a graduate Corsetiere direct
from the Gossard School of Corsetry,
will \be at my home and do special fittings
land consult you regarding this
seasons modes. Will appreciate your
visit on the date mentioned apove at
my home," 63, West Main street, * Mrs.
Miller. Phone, 365. :
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The following isj taken from the.
Douglas, Arizona, Daily, published at
Douglas, Arizona, which is of interest!'
t-9 Fredonia friends of Miss Adelaide.
[ Smith, formerly of this place;
When he was in the city Sunday,
Gov. George W. P. Hlmt made an inspection
of the emergency hospital in
this* ! city, where the wounded Mexican
soldiers from Naco are being takien
care of. Complaint had been made
to h'im about the sanitary conditions
at the] Hospital and the danger of it
in the city as a sou^cel of infectious
disease. The governojr wanted to see
for himself and spent] some time goring
through the buildings. When 1^
finished he expressed satisfaction with
conditions, and highly, complimented
Dn W. A. Greene ana Miss Adelaide
Smith, the physician and head nurse
in charge, respectively^ for the excellent
work they have done.
Harriet Torrey and family have
T
TTENTION !
Get Your Ready Please
For "In Stoxy-Boo)^\Laniy at 8 .Prices, 2S, 35 and 50 cents Music during the luncheon was fur-j
No extra charge for reserved seats.) nished by.Manton's orchestra.
Among the guests were a number)
HOUSE FOR RENT.
from Gbwjmda, Olean and Buffalo.
i Eight room house in first class con­
The bridal party went tbDunkirk in;
automobile's and at 11:59 Mr. andMrs.
dition. Bath, furnace, gas. also large Stone departed for the east. On their
garden. Phone 2061, or inquire 1 37 return th^y will take up their resi­
Maple avenue. • lw44 dence at the Columbia Hotel.
OUR GRAPES IN MISSISSIPPI.
Vicksburg, Miss., Oct. 20, 1914.
My dear McKinstry:
I see grapes here fromStockton and
>ther places near Fredonia. I wish I
iiad filenames convenient of the ship-
)ers. I see letters in the Censor from
liese little places and the grapes
uaste good. . • '
i The war has played the'wilds with
intB country, labor, mills, cotton, etc.
yhough with a bumper crop of cotton
the price would have been low
enough anyway. The "Buy a Bale,"
movement is cefainly a kindly and
ljraternal one.
j Vicksburg holds her own fairly well
but if there is no let up soon, no telliju'g
what will happen.
• T. H. ALLEIN.
ERIE DISTRICT METHODIST
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.
The Methodist riiinisters ofErie distlrict
will hold 'their semi-annual meet-
'itig beginning jon the evening of Nov..
S|, r and ending on the evening of Nov.
10 ; , in Fredonia. -
An interesting program will be carried
but to which the public is cordially;
invited. ,
J Perhaps the sessions in which the
public will be most interested will be
held on Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Rev. J. M. Life of North East
vill preach on, Monday evening and'
lev. T. R. Thoburn of Erie, will
preach on Tuesday evening:
Don't fail to try pur Laurel and
golden Oleomargarine j at 20 and 23c.
A du will be pleased. | Cash Grocery.
J :L. Phibbs & Co.
THE BELGIAN RELIEF FUND.
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Henry Clews, the great banker of
•New' York is the Treasurer of the
Committee for; Relief of Homeless
Bjefgians. The Secretary of the comn
ittee Writes Mr. Tupper, manager of
Ffr^dohia Opera House, as follows:
66 Broadway, New York,
Oct. 27th,; 1914.
Mr H. E. Tupper,The Fredonia Opera
House, Fredonia, N. Y.
Dear Mr. Tupper:—In behalf of our
committee T have to thank you for
y )dr letter* of Oct. 24th, and to state
ir reply that we shall be very glad indied
to add the proceeds of a benefit
Primary
sale at
building.
BARGAIN.
recitation benches are for
the Fredonia Normal school
Enquire at the office.
HOME'AND SCHOOL CLUB.
The second meeting of the home
and school club will meet Tuesday,
November 10, at 3:30 at the West Hill
school. Rev. Miss Lindbergof Cassadaga,
will speak on the care and
respect for the aged. _ I Mrs. Homer
Holcomb will give a report of the convention,
of the mother's assembly recently
held in Buffalo. There wilLbe
an exhibit of things made by the children
at home. An invitation is extended
and a special invitation to
grandmothers.
A TESTIMONIAL DINNER.
Tlie Jamestown Journal of las[t
week Wednesday had the following
item which will interest many friends
of Mr. Putnam in Fredonia:
A number of the employes of The
Journal editorial rooms and business
office were entertained at dinnerTuesday
by Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Loomis, at
their, »home; 130 Van Buren street, in
lionor of Wijlliam. D. Putnam, who has
left the employ of The Journal-and is
ibout to leave Jamestown. Mr. Putfiam,
starting as reporter arid assistant
proof reader, some years ago, had
advanced to.the position of assistant
oity editor before leaving TheJournal.
The high regard with^which he is held
yy his fellow e:
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