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r \i •s ANDREWS Coolest Place ^ In the City Orchestra at all Shows POPULAR MUSIC FRIDAY Elaine Hammerstein ^ i n — ^‘HERMAN” A six I'eel'Special feature \fill- ^ ed with '^live-wire” action and \high class acting from start to ^ finish. SATURDAY il 1 Mi m m ■ * ipi l i i G£ORG& WALSH ftlKECTJON. WlLUAM POX* GEORGE WALSy in Help! Help!! Police!! The best George Walsh pic ture yet produced. His pic tures havea ^♦’Uniform, high- :grade quality, insuring 4he best, of entertainment. His stunts are of the most original -and daring shown. A strong combination of comedy, drama .and love. Also Pathe News Lure of the Circus Mutt and Jeff And a big Saturday bill SUNDAY A play from the pen of the immortal Chas. Dickens, the World’s greatest sto'ry writer. \Dombey&Son” This feature is taken from what is considered one of the best books written by the fam ous Dickens. p s d v s : ■?' 5 TH&TfS $iOf4 e . f CHCy AND Sofi^ ^ \ BALAI^fANCA INQUmEE PAGE F W l BREVITIES A great man is one who can get people to change their minds. George J. Blank and family are spending a two week’s vacation at West Valley and Buffalo. Mr. Blank and Troop 6, Seneca Council, Boy Scouts of America will camp for a week at Cascade Park. The annual inspection and parade of the Gowanda Fire Department was held Saturday evening. The depart ment is composed of 145 men, div ided into six companies and owns apparatus valued at $20,000. The line of march was over the principle streets of the village. Dr. J. Johnson, Health Officer of Olea'n has apjwinted Dr.Eiliott of the Rocky Crest Sanitarium, standing examining physician, for the Free Tuberculosis Clinic, which will he held Wednesday of each week at 2 o’clock for men, women and children in the dispensory office, city build ing at Olean. There will be a regular meeting of Salamanca Lodge, No. 1025, B. P. O. ’ E. at the lodge rooms, Main street, Friday evening, July 18th, at 8 o’clock sharp. Business of impor tance will come up at this meeting including report of Building Commit tee. There will be initiation also. Mr. E. S. Brown an'd Mr. Leon ard Swan left Tuesday for Jackson, Michigan by way of Buffalo and the Lakes. On the return trip they will drive new cars just released from the factory from Jackson to Det^it thence by boat to Buffalo. The re mainder of the trip from Buffalo to Salamanca will be made in the new machines. Dr. J. H. Henderson of Olean was a business caller in the city. Wednes day. Dr. Henderson has just open ed new offices at 209 East State street and in Olean will confine hi^ practice entirely to office work. He will, however, make professional calls in Salamanca whenever called upon. Dr. Henderson has been located in Salamanca for many years past and has been very successful in his prac tice here. The people of Salamanca generally will wish Dr. Henderson unlimited success in Olean and regret tha't he found it to his advantage to remove to that city. Deputy Collector Pfeiffer of the Internal Revenue office of Buffalo is in town in regard to Excise tax on ice cream, jewelry, automobiles and soft drinks. Mr. Pfeiffer has estab lished headquarters at the office of Deputy U. S. Marshall Carew iii the Federal building as has been bis cus tom on previous visits to this city. Mr. E. E. Bacon of the same depart ment, located at Clean'and Deputy Collector William Forrestell with headquarters at Little Valley spent Wednesday in Salamanca on official bu^ness. Former Olean Man Elected Grand Chaplain Elks of the U. S. Rev. John D'ysart of Dubuque, Iowa, who afew years ago was assis tant rector of St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church of Olean, was recently, elect ed Grand Chaplain of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the United States, at the National Con vention of Elks, held in Atlantic City, N. J. ------------------- 00 ------------------- Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. Fay and daughter Vera of Tulsa, -Okla., are visiting friends in the city. f _ __ ❖ . I For I 1 I I Better Clothes | k ? f Better Styles Better Service Come Here S.TJ. KOHN Fashion Store “Better Clothes” % 13 River St. A AT THE STRAND ' Is money essential to happiness? This is a world-old question, but it is developed from entirely new angle in ^‘Too Many Millions,’^ the new Paramount picture in which Wal lace,Reid is starring, and which ^will be shown at the Strand Theatre on Friday and Saturday. The hero is first shown as a poor young book agent. Wealthy skinflint u|icles of his suddenly die and leave him forty million dollars. Then Ms troubles start, but after he loses the money and finds the girl he loves, happiness comes to him. Then mth equal suddenness the mon ey turns up a second time, and he is puzzled to know whether to accept it or not. What would you have done in a similai? situation? Mr.j Reid is finely supported by picked players, his leading woman being Ora *Carevfe,^a beautiful and talented actress. Others in the sup port include Tuliy Marshall, Charles Ogle, James Neill, Noah Beery and others. K s I Red House ' | Charles Warriner of Buffalo is visiting at the home of Howard Carr this week. G. A. Sheffield and family and Alex Prevorse and wife attended Ringling Bros.’ shows in Jamestown; last Saturday. Miss Velma Kilburn of Warren was the guest of her brother Harry^ Kilburn a few days last week. The carnWal at Salamanca is quite an attraction for many of our town people this week. The ball game between the’ K. of C. of Salamanca and the Red House team resulted in a victory for the fornler, score 18 to 15. Miss Lucy See of Olean is spend ing the week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Se.e. ------------------- 00 ------------------- Work on County Office Building Progressing Work on the addition to the County Office building at Little Val ley is progressing. The concrete footing for the outer walls, the base for the furnace, and a portion of the high rear 'vgall were poured last week. The forms are now being erected for the concrete walls which will extend up to the level of the brick work of the old building. -------- - ---------- 00 -------- ^ ^ Misses Clara and Irene Cooney re turned to their home in Detroit Tues day after being the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mulqueen of Jefferson street. ------------- 00 — = --------- NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will be opened by the common council of the city of Salamanca, sitting as the board of public works of. said city, on the 21st day of July, 1919, for the build ing of approximately 20,000 square feet of concrete sidewalks according to-' the speci:^ications now on file in the office of the city clerk of said city. The proposals f o r . such im provement must be presented in sealed envelopes addressed to Geo. H. Elliott, cfby clerk, on or before the said 21st day of July, 1919^ at 7:30 p. m. Each proposal must be accom panied by a New York draft or cer tified check for five per cent of the amount of the bid, payable to Fred W. Gardner, city comptroller. The successful bidder will be required to give surety bond for fifty per cent of the amount bid for the faithful per formance of the contract, such bond to be subject to the approval of the city attorney'of the city of Salaman ca. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. By order of the common council of the city of Salamanca, acting as the board of public works. Dated July 12; 1919. E. E. Warn, Mayor. 18t Geo. H. Elliott, City Clerk. FITZGERALD BROTHERS ■■ July Clearance Sale A, General Clearance of'all Summer Mer chandise including Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats, Suits, Dresses and Skirts Girl’s and Little Misses’ Coats and Dresses ■ a r u f WAISTS - BLOUSES - CORSETS MUSLIN UNDERWEAR WASH GOODS & TOWELS P r ices M u c h L e s s T h a n P r e s e n t M a r k e t V a lu e s LIBERTY BONDS accepted at full value in 1 ^ trade or payment of account FITZGERALD BROTHERS Salam anca’s Big D epartm ent Store /' S3 I Little Valley | Mrs. H. A. Amadon of Fredonia,.. N. Y., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Rich. Miss Florence Warner is spending a vacation from her studies at John Hopkins university, Baltimore, with Jher parents,'Mr. and Mrs. C. W. \Warner. Miss Theresa Case is home for a vacation from her studies in Youngs town, Ohio. ' Mrs. Jennie Henry Gorsline and Mrs. W. J . Pickup have returned from a two week’s stay in Chicago. Miss Marie Merow is home from her studies at Youngstow.n, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. McHenry, Miss Edna May McHenry, Mr. and Mrs. Jean L. Reed and Mrs. Adah M. Boil er spent Sunday at Lilydale. Prof. Eli Bastor is at Jthaca where he is taking a special course of studies in the Agricultural depart ment. Geo. T. Botsford, Ray Shannon and E. N. Colby were in Lilydale Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Frahm and son Raymond have^ returned from a short stay in Jamestown and Randolph. — W. R. Case spent Sunday at Lily dale. Mrs» Thomas Harvey is visiting friends and relatives in Franklin, N. J. Lorenzo Holcomb of Chicago has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Florence Griffith and visiting-among friends. Tint Champlin was in Lilydale Sunday. C. G. Locke is in Randolph on bus iness. Mrs. C. McHenry and daughter Ed na Mae have returned frohT a visit in Buffalo. Genevieve Frantz is visiting at Golden. Ed Williams and family have re turned to Frewsburg after spending the week end with relatives in town. The-Misses Hattie and Mildred Locke and Lucile Briuer have re turned from a two week’s outing at Chautauqua Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Holden from Wiscon sin. are visiting friends in town after an absence of over .80 years. Mary Jane Scott and son Glen have returned from their visit at Chi cago. ' , Muscle Brace Good blood makes good muscle timber. It takes exercise to de velop timber. We can’t do that for-you. You must have the material or you can’t work up the muscle. Beef, iron and wine is the start er. It makes the foundation. It makes blood—^red blood too. It gives you ambition to get started. Nothing like getting a good early start. Our beef, wine and iron is made of the best beef extract, the purest citrate of iron and a carefully selected Sherry jin e . $1.00 a bottle. Nies’ Drug Store On the Comer , Reasoning From Kittens. Little Edward’s twin sisters were being christened. All went well until Edward saw the water\ in thv‘ font. Then he anxiously turned to his moth er and exclnlaiod: “Mn, which one are .you going to keep V”—Blighty (Lon don) . - Take Elxtra Glasses on your vacation The loss of your glasses, or tho breaking of a lens, would greatly mar the pleasure of your trip. Don’t start away with only one pair of glasses. It’s only good judgment to / have this res^ve pair anyway. Come in and pick out a stylo a little different from those ypu have. You will find it just; as agreeable to have a change in glasses as in hats, suits ox other wearing apparel. E. F. Norton Co., Inc. JEWELERS and OPTICIANS Stationery and Kodaks 85 Main Street “The Hallmark Store’' S T R A N D A ttra c t i o n s Matinee daily at 2 :30 Evening at 8:00 Better Pictures Gold Fibre Screen 4 A *l**t**tKK**t*^**t**^**l**X<**X**t**X**X^^^ ^ / Friday and Saturday July 18th & 19th , W a llaceR e id Tod Many Millions’ A Paramount Picture W h at would you do with forty million dollars? also A Special dBig W ’ Comedy “FLIPS A N D FLOPS” Barton Holmes Travel PiGtnres . Bray Pictograph Prices 11c and 22c Sunday & Monday July 20th & 21st Popular Enid Bennett ^Happy T hough M arried’ —Extra features— Latest Maek Sennett Comedy “HEARTS AND FLOWERS” With the Famous Mack Sennett- Bathing Girls - Hearst IntematloMi News Augmented Orchestra Prices l i e akd 22c Tuesday Jiily 22nd . Fanny Ward — ^in— “The Cheat” The Famous Star SES5UE HAYAKAWA Is in the cast also ELINOR FIELD in ' “Fancy Fooling Father” Outing Chester Pictures Ford.Educational Weekly Prices t i c and 22c ^ J K m ' Wed. & Thurs, July 23rd & 24th Louis Bennison —^iii-— “Tke\Road Galled StsmgW , also Stan Laurel — in— ~ ‘‘Do You Love Your Wife” Universal Current Events* RUTH ROLAND “The Tiger> Trail”
