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. ;\ MT:-r. ' ,.__‘;L,~_¢_' 1.-,..c .. -._'_.- u~g;‘(g ‘J5. ,;«y««_.4,«;, \, « . m_j;-‘-}:«.‘.: gs’.-~‘::W 93.,’ .:a v ‘ IACKAWANNA ~HERMT-D V7'3.’?.u'mlw'y‘_. Ju'I'1:\22' 1933 ’P' .x: I. \;:';‘:‘. '35‘ 1?: it: [9 Z'.‘.~' r -“¢;~,a‘ I ‘,r Municipal Softball League Statldinjgs and Scores ‘-)in'k2, SclLwie=chler, ‘.\‘h:*l1s!<a ‘2. Her‘ Her, 'Munich; three base hits Max‘-ru‘.» ska; Umpire Russell, 3 pagny, Inc., hgsr been aut?horirz- ed by the Public .Servi'ce Com mission- to acquire all «of the routsta‘nd'ing <cap‘it_al‘- stock of the ‘Eriie $0-‘ou-nty Motor ‘Coach. Lines, Inc. and the ‘latter com- pany 'has been authorized to issue 192 shares of common capital stock of the par vaue of $100 each, aggregating on par value of $'9,’200. The ac- tual\ ransfer of the propery as represented by the ‘stock was made in September 1932 when the Buffalo Transit Company became the operating agent of the property. The amount to b(e) paid‘ for the stock was $12,- 0 0. mines, cattle i?z3;iich'es, am'el‘ting“ enteréprizes and ggen-' cies, the state of 'Qu‘oens_1‘n1ndV, AustralVia~,. has retired from the fieild of private ybusincss «after terrific »losses.\——PuMblic «Utilit-; -ies. Fortnightly. V‘ 1*: . .: ‘.“E_‘ $5-K; ,'~‘,~. <3; K0 VACATION VSTARTS 5 9 Right in the ‘vicinity are; some of the best camps foré boys and ‘girls -to be found any-‘ where‘. Ten» of these \which are conducted by agencies in the Joint Charities & =Com- munity Fund will be attended; ‘his summer by at least 7,334 young people. it is estimated. And a considerabjle percentage of the total will be from famil- ies -neceiving charitable relief,j these children having, there-* fore, the same opportunity’ for good -hea-lth and] charcter: buiding which these camps af-- ford as the chldren of -parents who pay the regular camp fee.» A part of at summer or an entire summer in a good camp does more for -the character, development of a boy or girl than any similiar period spent elsewhere, according to those who have studied sociological results of such campc. Good health, of course, is of prime importance, and has come to routine. The job calling for he expected as a matter of the most constant attention by counselors is the development camp director and staff of of fine character in the boy or girl, ability to get along har- moniously with others, to ‘handle oijesself and to employ leisure time to the best advan- tage by means of some hobby, or special skill acquired under the inspiration of camp leaders I or camp companions. ‘lg-'Ai\ZEKA-:;‘-'='l'3l*lONAlAS STANDINGS or V T ASZKLER LEAGUE I'ony'~_’s -Radio‘ ‘Mohawk: _ ab r -h ab 1' '1!» Opolinski 4 0 0 S‘Lru‘cki’ 3 O 0 Madejui -1 .1 2 Gorcyca 2 1 0 ‘S ‘Km! 5 l 1 I-Hat 4 0 0 A ‘Krol- 5 3 3 Ambrose 4_ 1 ‘O Mendrysa 5 3 4 Bishop- 3 0 :0 Piejka 4 <1 8 Kornak 2 -0 0 I-‘ik ‘ 5 0 8 Stulak 3 0 0 Majcher v5 1 1 Zabron 2' 0 0 Victor 5 1 0 Plkula. 0 0‘ '0 I.'rba.n'yk, 3 1 2 Frank 3 0 '0 Total 151619 Koznk 3 0 0 Games June 19, 1933 A very ,pretjt;y. wedding was so*l‘emnized by Father Crotta at Our Lady of Victory ‘Tuesday ‘when Miss Margaret -Fazeka-,V daughter of William F,-azeka,. 10.6’ Apple ‘Street and Nicholas‘ J. Thomas,_ son of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Salvatore Thomas of 68 Wal- nut were united in holy matri- mony. .. J ~'= -cv 4, w TEAM FIRST V\'AR~D 5 :‘!f* ‘sis BLUE BONNETS 6 2 ‘750 J UDl’l\l‘.-XS DOMINIAKS STAGS LACKA, BUILDERS .0 8 .0300 ‘ Total 29' 2 0 f7l‘ony‘s Radio 0 ’6 2 .0 ‘l 0 3 2 3 ‘I6 Mohawks 1 00100000 2 The ‘bride was attired in a gown of white satin with princess t-‘rain, and bodice of Gh‘antil‘ly lace, puff sleves and satin cuffs, with slippers to match. I-Ier veil‘ was of white tulle and lace, with scalp cap effect trimmed with pearls. She carried a massive bouquet of lillies, ' There was no opposition to the transfer, all the details of which were arranged to the satisfaction of all parties The only questioned to be determ- ined by the Commission was whether the transfer was in the public interest, and -the Com.-c mission found that from the evidence submitted it was clearly shown that public in-. terest will be served because operation is in the stronger fi- nancial; hands and is more economically conducted and that the service will be in- creased. Blue Boimetc Stags nbr h uh I‘ h Aglata 5 2 :3 Joe Juran 3 3 1 Hartnou 3 1 2 Demo 4 I I J Downoy 5 2 2 Satawski 3 I 0 1} Downey 2 1 1 C Novak 3 1 0, Reed 3 I 0 Munich 4 0 0 Evans 5 0 1 Sarolm 4 0 2 M‘,9rrlck -I 5 3 Pepper 4 0 0 LaPresta 3 2 1 J Novak 3 0 0 Laney 2 2 2 Total 36 *1 7 Vertalino -I 1 1 Total 3! 17 15 Er-rors Krol, Fik,‘ Victor 2, Madejas; two base hits Madeja, Mendrysa, Pit-‘czunka 3, Fik 3, Majcher Urban- czyk; three base hits Kjrol; hon/1e runs Krol 2;~bases on balls on‘ Pieczunski‘ 5. Kozak 3; Umpire Dusky, Proupoct A. c. Caldwell Pru- abr 11 ab r h Jarosz 4 8 :2 C Rojek 5 1 0 Bochenek 4 3 1 Kasperek 3 1 1 Sores 1 0 0 B Susz 4 0 0 Clesla 3 0 0 E vPat'nlk 3 3 2 Hypner 5 0 0 Gmerek 4 0 3 Stre'zyk 5 I I \\'Susz 4 0 0 Kissel 4 I I Ribicki 4 0 1 Urban 3 I I B Pa.t’nlk 4 0 2 _\'lcto1' 3 I I Pdcasz 4 0 1 Znclvsk! 3 0 0 -'1‘ota.1 39 611 Gnlus 2 0 0 tg, ¢‘» § ' .“‘:“' The maid‘ of honor, ‘Julia C. Koza-k, wore a salmon pink crepe chiffon creation with embroidered -pattern. Slippers and hat to match, her bouquet was of tea roses. Blue Bonnets 0 51'l10 l 8 x 17 Stags 3100030119 'l‘wo base hits J Downey. Vertalinu, J Juran, Demo, C Novak, three base hits Laney, Smith, home runs Hart non; Umpire Russell. o The groom's attendant was James De Pasquale. A wedding dinner and re- ception was held at the Hun- garian Church hall, after which the happy couple left on a honeymoon trip to New York and Washington. IRIS AND PEONY SHOW JUNE 1 to JUNE 25 The testimony showed that the Buffalo Transit Company has conducted all of the bus routes in question more econo- mically than the present own- er. This was due primarily to the discarding of the special garage on Seneca street and utilization of the transit com- pany garage. The purchasing company is able to take on the added operation with practi- cally no additional overhead’ or supervision cost. The pur- chasing company was shown‘ to have a much stronger cial standing than the seller. It was also shown that service to the public has actually been increased by adding more trips. The former owners op- erated 835 uiles a day and’ the new owners 1150 miles. Flu! Ward Lacka. B. 8. co. ab r h ah I‘ h Boley 5 1 3_ Gin-’slone 4 .l 1 Kornak -1 2 )2 Ryszka. 4 1 1 Lukasik 4 |2 3 Kubisiy 4 0 1 Kennedy 3 1 1 I)on1p’ski 4 0 0 .1 Pansy 5 1 1 Pavnik 4 1 1 Potras 5 2 3 Nowak 2 1 1 Dusky 4 3 2 Tomaka. 2 0 1. Marcy 4 2 2 ‘Kelley 3 0 0 L Pansy -I 0 1 Sobon 2 0 '0 Gralski 4 0 0 (‘cots 1 0 0 Rock 1 0 1 Total 334 6 Total -13 17 18 Exhibition Peony Gardens Meat Yard ‘Flt!!! on Scranton ‘otal 39 9 7 Prospect 6 20 0010-00 9 Caldwell Press 2 0 0 1_ 0 1 0.1 1 6 Struck out. by Galus 7; Gmerel; 4; l mplre Rutkosxski. Friendship Galan2_i's ROAD Near Camp Rd., Hamburg Mr. and Mrs. Thomas will he at home, after July 1st, at 105 Franklin Street. AUCTION ah r h abr 11 Zsiros 5 3 3 Sxroyscos 4 0 0 Korach 2 1 i Rus'lyan 4 0 1 I’~‘ilipiuk 4 2 1 Gmnitti 5 2 1 Schweiler 5 2 1 D’Amiico 5 1 1 Mm-uskn 5 0 1 Com. 5 1 3 Munich 5 0 1 Russell 1 .1 0 Kengel 3 3 2 Snyder 3 0 0 lfkovich 4 3 1 G.'11:u1Ll 4 2 1 Pitzery 5 3 3 Renzi 2 3 2 DoP’quale 2 0 0 Straczak 3 2 2 Holynski 1 0 0 Gauderio 4 1 2 Sari I 0 0 Caxristo 1 0 '1 Niscora 1 0 0 Gmsso 1 0 0 'l‘olnl 41‘l7!13 Total 421314 Pm,-ndslnip 4 0 0 6 3 3 1 0 0 17 Guiana’: 0 5 (- 3 0 0 I 2 2 13 Home runs Ifkovich, D’.-\mico; base on balls off DePasjuale 3, Com 6. Sny. '|er 3: struck out by Holynski I, If. lm\clI .1. (‘am 1, Snyder 3; Umpire Fisher. I-'ADDOUL—\V|LLlAMS Lacku. B. S First \\'ard 020002000 -1 1615121021’. The County Boy Scouts have a camp of more than 500 acres of wild land between Holland and Protection where yearround camping is carried on by individual troops and where the summer camp sea- son, with camp set up on the basis of seven villages accord- ing to ages and interests, will open on July 10th, continuing till August 19th. Water sports are important parts of the life at both Boy Scout camps. E-._:ht to ~.:xu.«.n boys are in each village, living their own] life except for meals and‘ swimming and camp fire when the entre camp comes together. _ The Camp Fire Girls have their Camp Aloha near the village of Wales Center about four miles east of East Aurora‘. ‘They will also operate a day’ camp on six Wednesdays, starting the last Wednesday in June, on the Gebauer farm: near Ebenezer. Camp Aloha will open on July 2nd and close on August 13th. Alto- gether they will care for about 280 girls this summer, offering a camp of varied interests. At Cradle Beach, the Fresh Air Mission of Buffalo's camp on the lake shore near Angola. upward of 1,700 boys and girls up to eleven years of age will be taken from the crowded districts of the city for two weeks each of sunshine sandy beach and all the good‘ food they can eat. In connec- tion with Cradle Beach is St. Margaret's Cottage for conval- escent infants and children; its capacity being about 30 at one time. FINE SINGLE HOME AND 3 A wedding of great interest to the Syrian-American colony not only of Lackawanna, but also throughout the Niagara Frontier was soleutnized at St. John Marron church, Buffalo, Monday morning in the mar- riage of Miss Eugenia Lalil F'addou;I of Ningara Falls, and Philip Williams of Buffalo. The groom being a nephew of Louis, Peter and Oscar Wil- liams, well known Steel City merchants. LOTS AT N 0. 107 ORANGE ST Two base hits Nowak, Girdleslnns-, Bolt-y, Kornak. Kennedy, J Pz\n::_.r Petras. Dusky, Marcy 2; three hast- hits Bole)’; home runs Lukasik 2 Pen-as‘, base on balls off Gmbowslgi -I, ?’it-Iruszik 5, struck out by Gmbowslrl 1:‘, Pietruszik 2; Empire I-‘ At Lackawuula, N. Y. —— All well shrubbed, 4 Car Garage; all Imiirovements. This is & file home and: will be sold to» the highest: Boulder on the pruuius Friday June 23rd, at 3 P. It Lacka. 8. 8. abr *1 abr h Joe Juron 5 2 2 l)engln-r 4 2 I Denzo 5 1| 1 Ryszko 4 I .| W sa’skl 4 1 1 Pavnlk 4 I I J Juran 3 I 1 Kubisty 4 0 0 Munich 4 1 I (tzms 3 0 I G sa'ski 4 l 0 Glr'slone 4 2 2 CNovak 4 3 -I Sabon 4 0 2 J Nov-nk 3 l 2 Nowak 3 0 I Saroko l l 2 Wrobel 4 0 0 Total 101215 Gon'r:|k l 0 0 Kelly 1 0 0 Torteu 1 |0 0 Total 31 6 9 22041000112 l.,B.S, 1103000100 sharp daylight saving time. Nlppd the III ‘Did puopolge to you In- cr llamas?‘ . '!u; Mtr ! Miss Alice EL. Saab, Niagara Falls, was bridesmaid and Peter Williams of this city the groomsman. The bride was attired in ‘a white gown of satin in combin- aton with lace and‘: pearls. white tulle veil, scalp effect, trimmed with cnange‘ blossoms and pearls, and! bore a bouquet of Lillies~of-the-Valley, slip‘- pers of white satin. Her maid wore 5 gown of blue organdie trimmed with pink satin with hat and slin- pers to match, and carried tea roses. Mayllowor Tomaka coal ab r I! abr I; Osman 3 2 2 Motak 4 I I Mean II 2 0 Siege] 3 I 1 Scdnink 5 0 0 Rojek 4 I 0 Loclcki 4 0 1 Kaczka 2 0 0 Gargala 3 2 2 Boduch 3 I I Potwom 3 1 I Kumiega 3 0 1 Grzeich 4 0 1 Kane! 3 0 0 Kozzvka 4 0 0 Gawlak 4 I 0 Merrick 4 0 0 Pietrowski3 1 .1 was I 2 0 Orzec'ski 3 0 0 Total 34 9 7 Gasiorek I 1 0 L. 1.. Arquit, Auctioneec Phone Garfield 6400. o 144 E-. Ferry Street, Bu N. Y. “After nine years of exper-- ience with government-owned butcher shops, fish stores, saw- mills, copper, tin and arsenic gilllllll \ ेे৭৮flll ৭৭৭৭৭৭৭] |!HIl ণণ৭৭৭৭৭ণ৭৭৭৭৭৭৭৭৭৮flllllllllllllll Two base hits Demo, 'W Salawshi, C Novak, Ryszka. Giulk-stone; (lime base hits J Juran, .\tunic|I, hmm runs J Jurzm, Jurau, G Sahuvsui. J Novnk; base on balls off Samlm 2, Tnrlen 3; Fnmire Russell Dominiak Blue Bonnets OFFICIAL. TESIING STATION Tom! 33 7 5 'l‘mnaka Goal 0 0 I 0 0 6 0 0 0 7 Mayflower 2 3 I 1 0 0 2 0 3; 9 WARSAW STREET GARAGE 'l‘\\~o has? hits Grzech, Gan-gala, three base hits lzoduch, home runs. Potwora, base on balls oll’ Potwora '3. Orzechowski 6, struck out by Pot wnra 9, Orzechowski 6'; Umpire Russell. Bennie Sawicki, Prop+—.—— PARTS -2- BATTERY -:- SERVICE Q‘ Ga; -.-Oil -:- Repairing, ‘C ab r h abr I1 Sznrit-ki 5 2 1 Aglamn 1 2 0 J Pr’locki 2 ‘Z I Harlnatt 3 I I Mnjclwl‘ 5 3 2 J I)owney.4 1 3 H Pr'|ncki 5 ‘.3 1 DDOwuey -1 fl 0 Kazan 6 1 ‘.3 1-.-vans 4 1 1. Km-amor 4 T! 3 Rved 4 0 I If Pr'locIn‘ 3 ‘.3 U Mvrrfv.-la -I 1) (I Runs 5 I 1 Smith I 0 2 Pi:-05.: 4 '1 1 L4-lley 4 fl 0 Kr,\1‘-*1 2:1 I (I V:-rtolino 3 0 0 Tulol 421812 Total 38 5 S A pre-nuptial reception was held at the Williams home, 138 Ridge Road, Sunday night in honor of the young couple. Following the wedding cov- ers were laid ft: 200 at the re- ception at the home of the groom. PHONE ABB. 3852 643 WARSAW STREET |!l!illlllflIfllh25!!!!ll!NIH!lilllllIMIMlilllIIlll ל ל ללל ৭]৭৭ণ৭৭৭৭৭৮fllmlIIIIll!lI1llIll|U.ll!lllIllllIIllI ৭৭৭৭৭৭৭৭৭৭৭৭৭৭৭৭ਇ৭তflllIll!|l!lIl|lll ab 1' h ant I! Motak 4 2 3 Ciesfa 5 I 2 Siege] 4 1 0 Seres 4 0 0 Rojek 5 ‘J 2 l‘x-ban'yk 3 0 0 Ka'r'-ma 5 3 4 Hypner 3 0 I’) Bodach 5 3 5 Su=z(='yk 4 1 1 Cook 4 2 I Cams 3 1 1, Kapa 5 3 3 Kissel 4 1 I Gnwlnli 4 1 2 \Vil-{tor 3 1 1 Pie'ski 3 2 1 7.uch’ski 1 2 0 0rZEC'S1ii 4 1 2 S Ciesla 4 1 1 Total ~33 20 21 Total 34 8 7 Pr‘osp‘e‘ct 10I50!000% Tomaka 0620S400x20 RATES AS LOW AS DESIRED DAY AND ‘NIGHT SERVICE TAYLOR-PARTRIDGE V... I . 45 '_ .1 \_};« \ \ ‘£6 JAMES MONROE—“lt each man can. Riders that he owes In his country the same protection: he expects of it he is :1 good clt!zen..” 1 unmnuk u 0 4 2 I) 0 0 1 13 Blue llum'm‘s 0 n 1 1 3 0 n 0 u *- 'l‘\\‘o base hits Sawicki. M ljcher, P. I’r7,(-)locki. Kuznk, Pirotz, Krx\~'nr\_ }{\\as_ J i)o\\11t=_v, Evans. R-N; '.-a-.‘ on ba1“s nu‘ Pl’ZP\\l\('ki 2. \'ex:1«llixM 5_J 1Ju\_\-ney 10, suuck out b:~'.! Do\\nc,=,v, 5. Przelonki 1; lhnpiu-e llulkou :a\.i Another wedding of local in t e r e s t was solemni-zed‘ at the Lake Street Pres- byterian church, Hamburg, at 4. P. M. Wednesday when Miss Beulah Ann. Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Taylor, a sister of Dr. R. G. Taylor, and Thomas Partridge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Partridge, Blasdell were united in marriage by the Rev. William T. Brown P“°°°\- . . . The blade was attired In a gown of white lace. princess style, tulle veil, bandeanx effect, and! carried‘ a bouquet of white roses. We owe allegiance to the best ethics of our profession and. II!- quit ourselves with sincerity. PETER PASNIK PASIIZCZIIK U N D E II T A K E R $ Ridge Road PHONES: ABB- I22-M79 Two base hits Motak, Rojek 2, Vaczka 2, Boduch, Rana 2, Gawlnk. Pietrowski, Orzechowski Wiktor; three base hits Orzechowskl, Ciesla; home runs Kam, Strzelczyk: base on balls of Orzechowski, 7, Galus 4; Umpire I-‘laher. Mohawk: Caldwell Pun The Girl Scouts will open their summer camp, Seven Hills, located near Protection, on July 2nd, continuing for eight weeks. The capacity there is about 75 girls. Their Green Lake camp near Or- chard Park will open July 3rd and continue into September Green Lake Camp is for Girl Scouts and their leaders who wish to spend a day or a night or at most three days and nights in camp. There are swimming and boating there. The total number of Girl Scout campers estimated for the summer is 1,708. Cradle Beach is exclusively for children without means to pay their way. The other camps have arrangements by which expenses in camp are. paid for selected boys or girls temporarily unable to pay the modest cost. One thing all these Community Fund agen- cies strivee for is to see that no young person is deprived of the valuable experience of camping under leadrship as a builder of good health and good character. Fin! Ward abr 11 ab r h Chemfauu 2 0 0 Boley 4 3 2 Finals 3 1 0 Kornak. 3 2 3 Llvsuy 3 1 1 Lnkulk 5 I 2 Glaroni I 1 2 Kennedy 5 0 1 Shut‘! 4 I 2 Jl\ans)' I I‘! GJerome 3 0 0 Fetus 5 2 _2 Cswoylms 3 9 1 Dusky 1 2 l C Jerome 3 0 0 Marcy 4 I I Cswnykus 2 0 0 LPuuy 3 1 1 Madar 2 1 0 llunezyk 4 1 2 Subject 2 0 0 Rock I 0 0 Total 31. 5 6 Total H1416 Judmu ah r ll gt. 1- h Stmskt 5 I 1 Rojek 4 0 1 Gomzyco 4 1 ! Kasperek 4 1 1 mat 5 1 1 Sun «I 1 0 Ambrose 4 I 2 Sam: 3 1 1 Bishop 3 1 2 Rybicki 4 0 2 Kornak 3 0 1 Pat'n.lk 4 0 I Stulnk 3 0 0 Pavnik 4 0 0 Pxkula 2 0 0 Plevka 2 1 0 Jakwskl 3 0 0 Pol'orz 4 0 1 Koznk 2 I 2 Rojek 3 1 1 Zaln-on 1 0 1 Total 36 5 8 Total 35 6 11 Miss Harriet Partridge sister of the groom and bridesmaid wore a gown of yellow organdie, with hat and slippets to match and carried 9, boquet of yellow roses. Firstward 41214002014 Jiqdiuas 0000000055 Two base hits L Pun)’, Marcy, Dusky, Pet:-as. Boley, Konnk, Lukn sik, I Pansy; three use him Boley, SbueI_ Kornak; home runs Pet:-as; base on ball: off Ruszczyk 5, Ghent. mm. 5, Subject I; struck out by Ruszczyk H, Chemfant 1, Subject 2; Empire Fisher Dr. R. G; Taylor, brother of the bride attended the groom. Following he wedding a recep- tion was held at the residence of Dr. Taylor, with the mothers of the bride and groom receiving. After a short honeymoon trip the young couple will be at home on Helen avenue, after July 1st. Two base hits Kozak, Bishop; three base hits Ambrose, Hint; home rugs Ambrose; base on balls off Kozak 4, Sarna. 2: struck out. by Kozak -3, Sarna 2; Umpire Dusky, Friendship Tony’: Radio ab 1' h ab 1' h Zsiros 5 1 2 Madzr 5 1 1 Korach 4 2 I Mycher 5 2 2 Fllipink 4 3 2 Fit: 5 0 1 Schwiecler 3 3 Plczouka 5 3 3 Marcska 4 -1 3. Kral 3 2 13 Heffler 5 2 2 Opotfski 5 1 2 Munich 4 I 1 Ziobro 3 1 ,1 Kencil 5 1 2 Gzewieg 5 0 0 Sun 4 0‘ 0 Walek 5 ,1 1 DeP’quale 5 0 0 Urba.n\ski 4 1 1 Total 45 17 16 Toto] 45 11 15 Friendship 5020 201 4 317 'I‘ony'sRadlo 21401102111 Two bale’ hits Ziros, Korach, Fi STANDINGS OF PILLION LEAGUE TEAM PROSPECT WLPC 71 ,s75 INVESTIGATORS LOSE Monday afternoon at the Memorial Field, Lackawanna, the investigators of T; E. R. A. were beaten by the Bojack Inn softball team. The score was '15 to 10. The stellar pitfaching of George \B1-ockto featured. Klein, Bukaty and Kusmier- czyk were best at the bat. TOMAKAS MAYFLOYVER MOHAW!iS 5 2 .714 GALANTIS 4 3 ,s71 TRANSIT COMPANY ABSORBS MOTOR LINES FRIENDSHIP '.|‘ONY’S RADIO CALDWELL PRESS 1'1 .125 The Buffalo Transit Com— I if‘, I ACKAWANNA PUBUC L! R'E.A-L ‘EST A TE B R 0 ‘K E -B N- 0- M I L K S 950 Ridge Rold Repreuntod by A. ‘R. Hill! Hours: 9 ARM. (037 I’. M. mm as roman A3|l'|'-0 WIIEBKEIS ‘IJSEAB :, i, FOB‘ mrs ,,n|v All! 4'-_§_E_~ I IAKE IIHES L 'ms4 NOW LOCATED AT 1208 SOUTH PARK Can Bou¢I|l—Any condition _ N I Grand OF OUR NEW STORE 374'375 RIDGE HUM] NEXT 1-o L0!-lR’S GA_SO um: STATION Saturday, July 1st “AM WEINSTEIN p°§’n':'u'¥§'£¢TL5:xs§sT,°¢'»:x':‘. '%5§'£§:3rYr§ERi’u5\§§'$§§':§§ LACKAWANNA, wEABg0u1;r NEW YORK
