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THE SALAMANCA INQUHtEB, i Y. FIMDAY, JONE 7 , 1940 .. PAGE SEVEN SAW MILL RUN Mrs. Howard Bryant and Ruth Bryant were Sunday guests of Ray Barnes. Otis Bryant and family spent Sun day with 'Charles Bryant. William Bailey was a visitor of Sara Stone Sunday. David Eldridge is reported ■as do ing nicely following his recent ill- William Frank and family are spending some time with her par- iClyde WHngard is working on his farm here. Howard Bryant'and family were in Salamanca Tuesday. A birthday party was given to Edna and Rufus Bryant a t the home of Howard Bryant Saturday night. All reported a good time. Max King called on Albert Bova Tuesday night. [Charles Smith was a caller at the home of Sara Stone Monday. (Frank Eldridge and family are spending some time at the nurses’ cottage. Asa Barnes’ camp is nearly com pleted. ■Eva Spencer spent Monday night at her cottage. Sara Stone and Mae Dunn have returned from Toronto, Can. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bryant spent Sunday evening with Prank Eldridge. .’Ray Barnes called on Martha Johnston Monday night. Lawrence Kerr has moved here to work for Lyle Gates. Albert Bova spent a part of Tues day at Otto. Martha Johnston was shopping in Salamanca Saturday. Mending Tip To mend a clean-cut tear, button hole stitch both sides of the cut and join together by lacing the stitches through the center. This makes a neat and durable darn. On table linen, this type of mending will be practically unnoticeable. Great European Animal Acts in Circus Display With the most sensational mixed groups of performing wild animals ever seen in America—those of Eu rope’s foremost trainer, Alfred Court—^thc Ringling Bros, and Bar- num & Bailey Circus will exhibit in Bradford, Pa., Thursday, June 13, its performance Turther notable by its new an3 fine array of other sup er-features from the Continent and countless innovations in presenta- Racing with Alfred Court for peak honors in this thrilling Euro pean invasion is the new opening spectacle, “The Return of Marco Polo”, fashioned and costumed in Paris by Max Weldy, designer of the Poies Bergere productions, at a cost of over $80,000. This is the last word in pageantry, its color tones, gorgeously fantastic garb and rich trappings are like nothing ever seen in America before. The newly-impbrted horse acts for the Big Show—sixty-four mar velously-trained equines —i brings Europe’s most famous horsemen to the ■y^orld’s largest big top, now a solid blue canvas, with its air con ditioning perfected by a season’s ex perimentation. Scores of European headline troupes and stars, headed by the un paralleled Les Bretinis, Elly Ardel- ly, Truzzi, the Akimotos, Rola-Rola, Adriana and Charlys and Tanita Ikoa, perform aloft and in the rings with such favorites as the Riding j Cristianis, the three Plying Concello • troupes, Hu'be^ Castle, wizard of the tight wire; the marvelous Yac- opis and the Davisos. The performances begin at 2:15 and 8:15 P. M., with doors open at 1 and 7 P. M., to permit public in spection of the menagerie, includ ing Gargantua the Great, giant gor illa, and the hundreds of blue-blood ed steeds in the new horse fair tent adjoining it. WILLOUGHBY Mr. and Sirs. Ernest Flanders of Rixford, Pa., visited his sister, Mr; Lucy Co'bbett, Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Glen McCuster of Bemus Point visited her aunt, Mrs. Lucy Cobbett, recently. Ray Bickmire and Ora Reed were in Allegany on business last Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bickmire of Gowanda, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bickmire and daughter Betty of Gle an; Mrs. Ella Conrath of Rochester, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bickmire of Bolivar, Glen Bickmire of William sport visited Ray Bickmire on Dec oration Day. Ray and Glen Bickmire had busi ness in Ellicottville on Friday. Miss Eulla Curtiss was in Elli cottville Monday. V. D. Brown of Salamanca was on our street on business last Wed nesday. Mrs. Flora Curtiss has been ill with heart trouble butas better now. , / ' III* j List Price Each Set 50120 50140 50167 $1.10 1.10 1.30 Firmly aacho: enforced eyek WASHABLE LU00AGE CLOTH BINDER Loose leaf, sheet siz^ 1 1 x 8 ^ nches. Water-rerfsting'luggage 3loih binding over extra heavy stiff boards. 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Printed tested roeip*s, lOOplainsheetsforiavo)^ recipes and new spaper clippings. Three colors. Ideal for gifts and prizes. Stock No. List P rioa. 37297 Blue $L65eaJ 37298 1.65 ea. 37299 Red L65 ea. 39 Atlantic St. WE SEIiL COMPIiETE LINES OF RECORD KEEPING SUPPLIES, OFTICJE EOXnPMENT, SPECIAL RULED SHEETS. ETCL LEACH PUBUSHING CO. Salamanca, N. Y. PHONE 41 A scene from the latest **Hopalong” western “Hidden Gold^’, which is playing at Schine’s Andrews Theatre, Salamanca, Saturday, June 8 ORLANDO [Messrs. Wulff were in Glean Fri day. Mr. and Mrs. G. Clark and daugh ter were at the home of Erwin Mayer one evening last week, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Young.s and Mrs. W a rren B o y c e w e r e out o f tow n Friday. 'Mrs. Ida Searl of Great Valley called on her sister, Mrs. G. C. Rick- erson Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Clark and daughter were in Ellicottville dur ing the week due to the illness and death of her mother, Mrs. Stewart. Jeff Farr of Great Valley was on our street one day this week. ‘H. T. Wilkins and son were out of town Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Deininger were out of town Sunday. Henry Milks of Ellicotville call ed on 0. L. Milks, iSunday. . iMr. and Mrs. - Eugene Schaich call ed on G. C. Wulff Sunday evening. Irving Sikes of Ellicottville spent Sunday afternoon with Carl Salzer. Mrs. J. P. Yeager of Salamanca, Mrs. Erwin Mayer, Mrs. Cecil Young and Herman Ebel attended the funeral of Mrs. Stewart at El- licottYille .Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Mayer at tended church services at Ellicottville Sunday evening. FRANKTOWN William 'Frank of Buffalo, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Ford of East Otto were at the home of Manley Frank Thurs- Mrs. Mamie Frank and daughter Joanne, Mr. and 'Mrs. Archie Frank and daughter Delcene of East Otto, Miss Elizabeth Fox of .Springyille, Mrs. Frank Peters and daughter Suzanne of Cattaraugus were at the home of Earl Frank, Decoration Day. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Klahn, Sr., Roy Klahn and lola Boberg, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rogers of Spring- ville, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hugel of Buffalo were Decoration Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Klahn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ploger spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Toll man at Boston. Henry Erdmann of Rock Springs is busy repairing at the Lewis Klahn, Jr., home, which he recently pur chased. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Armstrong and family spent Sunday out of 'Mr. and Mrs. Robert .McAllister of Springvilie visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schwartz Sunday. RED HOUSE iMrs. Mark Edwards and family of ■Warren and LaVern Anderson of Jamestown were visitors Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Prevoree and daughter Florence were in Great Valley Monday evening. Miss Mary Farrington of Frank- linville spent the week-end with her \aunt Mrs. Vern Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. J. Homer Carr and daughter Elizabeth were in Sala manca Monday evening. !Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Boyer visit ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ad dison Abby, at Brocton -Sunday. Howard Fuller . and Lawrence Boyer attended the ball game be tween the Salamanca Merchants and Cattaraugus at Salamanca Sunday. e d d y v il l e Miss Eleanor Burroughs and Mr. Charles Kiefer, Jr. were guests of his parents at their home in X«acka- wanna from Thursday until Sunday. Mrs. U. C. Rogers is spending some time with Mr. and Mds. Emil Johnson in Jamestown. Mrs, J, H. Bird is spending the week w ith relatives in Bast Otto, Ms. Mark Burroughs called on Mrs. Georgia Kayanaugh at Cattar augus Friday. - . Arthur Kiefer and Miss Mary Ro berts of Lackawanna called at Mil- ton Bnrronghs Sunday. . JACKET HILL Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeWater of Russell, Pa., called on Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ebert on Tuesday of the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erdman spent Sunday past with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Keir at East Gtto. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ebert called Thursday on Maxine Westfall who is recovering from her recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ebert, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ebert and Edith Hintz went to Springvilie Tuesday to see their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. H. M, l^msey and Mr. and Mrs. G. Horn and daughter of Reynolds, 111., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Westfall. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Erdmann spent on ■eday recently with Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Lange a t Gtto. Mr. and Mrs. William Mercer and William, Jr., of Ellicottville spent Sunday evening at the home of Leo Ebert; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ebert called on Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hintz Sunday. Ashford Hollow Mrs. Normand Crandall and son Jimmie went to Syracuse last Sun day to visit Mrs. Roscoe Hanson, who returned with her Wednesday. Mrs. Floyd 'Scott and son Edward spent Sunday afternoon in Otto vis iting Mrs. W. R. Salisbury. Mr. and Mrs. Max Hopkins of Bradford, spent the week-end with their parents. Mrs. Clarence Crandall of Glean _pnd Mrs. Metzger of Sandusky were 'in town Tuesday visiting friends and relatives. Mrs, M. Green, Mrs. B. Frank, Mrs. €. H. Capron and Mrs. P. A. Capron were in Springvilie Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hanson, Miss Elizabeth Wiley and Miss Ella if*olts were in Springvilie Thursday morn ing. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hadley and Mrs. Gertrude Hopkins called on Mrs. Murray Hopkins Thursday aft ernoon. Mrs. Roman Grannis of Cattar augus spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Kate Hanson. Mrs. Murray Hopkins, Phyllis Hopkins and Alta Ahrens attended the show at Springvilie Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Turner of Bradford spent Thursday with his brother Dudley Turner and family. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hintz and family of East Otto’ visited Elbert Frank Thursday evening. Murray Hopkins of Buffalo was at home Thursday. ■Gue^^ts at the hame of Mr, and Mrs. William P o lls Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. Dee Steele -of Little Valley, Mrs. Ella Russell, son Rob ert and his daughter Clara of Buf falo. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Scott and son Edward were at Orchard Park Thursday. They also visited 'Mr. and Mrs. John Yost at Gowanda. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bond, Jr., Mrs. Carl Bond, Sr., and Mrs. Barbara Hanson were in Springvilie Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Norman Crandall and Mrs. Roscoe Hanson were in East Otto Sunday afternoon. •Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schichtel en tertained out of town relatives Sun day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Barber of Otto called on Mrs. Kate Hanson Sunday evening, also on Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Scott. Eyes Examined . *. OCULISTS’ PRESCRIPTIONS FILUEO BROKEN LENSES DUPLICATED Stephen G. Engel OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN 89 M A I N S T R E E T W e Buy All Livestock . . . | Hogs - Cattle - JLamks Veal and Poultiy Ahrens Market Salamanca • Pheme 700
