BUFFALO EVENING NEWS-Saturday, March 4, 1944 CHIY REGULAR Weather Report 71 In Memoriam BALL--In loving memory of our father, George, who passed away seven years ago today, March 4. 1937. sweet to know we'll meet again parting is no more, And that the one we loved so well Has just gone on before. While you lie in peaceful sleep, The memories of the past we will keep. For all of us you did your best, May God grant you eternal rest.
DAUGHTER ROSE. BAUML--In loving memory of my husband, John, who passed away March 5, 1943. I sigh sometimes to see thy face But since this cannot be, I'll leave thee to the care of Him Who watcheth thee and me. WIFE ELSIE. BOYD-In loving memory of our wife and mother, Janet, who passed away seven years ago today, March 4, 1937.
Gone but not forgotten By loved her best. HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER. BRUSERANER- and loving grandmother, memory of Catherine our mother who entered into rest three years ago, March 5, 1941, Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see -Matt. 5, Verse 8. You are not forgotten, Nor shall you ever be.
As, long shall as life remember and memory thee. lasts, HUSBAND, CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. DIEHL--in loving memory of our dear mother and grandmother. Caroline, who passed. away two years ago today, March You gave your love and devotion, Your time, your strength to the end; Your presence is ever near us, Your love remains with us yet, For you were the kind of mother ones will "CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN.
EIMER-In loving memory of our brother. Andrew, who passed away six years ago, March 4, 1938. SISTERS. BROTHERS. LAPIANA- -In loving memory of our dear husband and father, Alfonso, who passed away two years ago, March 5, 1942.
It is lonesome here without you, dad. There is such a vacant space, To never hear your footsteps Or see your smiling face. Still in our memory you are with us As you always were before. WIFE AND FAMILY. REIBOLD-In loving memory of our husband and father, Arthur, who passed away four years ago today, March 4, 1940.
Missed by those who loved him best. WIFE, SON AND DAUGHTER. SMITH (nee Jacobi) -In loving memory of our dear Rose who passed away nine years ago, March 5, 1935. In our hearts your memory lingers Always tender, fond and true; There's not a day, dear Rose, We do not think of you. HUSBAND.
DAUGHTER, SISTERS. BROTHER AND BROTHERS-IN-LAW. THOMPSON sad and loving husband, memory of beloved dad and Vincent Stephen Thompson, whom God called home one year ago today, March 4. 1943. God knows how much we miss him, Never shall his memories fade, Loving thoughts shall always wander To the spot where he is laid.
It's only a grave, but still needs care, For the one we loved is sleeping there. Some may forget him, now he is gone, But we will remember him, no matter how long. WIFE DORA. DAUGHTERS HELEN FLORENCE. SON-IN-LAW ALBERT.
Deaths BANBRIDGE Thomas F. Banbridge, March 4. 1944, husband of Margaret Banbridge. Funeral from the family residence, 265 Roesch Tuesafternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends invited attend.
416 BLACKMER -Mary A. March 3, Wilson 1944, Blackmer, widow of Henry Blackmer: sister of John Wilson of Florida, Charles Wilson of Harley, Ont. Funeral services will be held from th Robinson Funeral Chapel, Burford. Sunday ofternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Interment at Maplewood Cemetery, Springville, N.
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. BRYAN-Louise Anna Bryan, March 4. 1944, wife of Edward Bryan; mother of Mrs. John Murray and Helen Bryan; daughter of Lena and the late Adam Anna: sister of Harry, George, Albert and the late Lillian Anna. Funeral from her late residence, 2137 Seneca Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
BURGER-Ell G. Burger, in Buffalo, N. March 3, 1944, widow of the late Sanford F. Burger of Cattaraugus, N. Y.
The funeral will be held from the Briggs Funeral Home in Cattaraugus, N. Y. BUTTS--Mary Lester Butts, March 3. 1944, wife of the late John Butts; mother of Manly, Ivar of Evanston. George, Mrs.
Charles Greatwood, and the late Matilda, Albert and Rena Butts; sister of Mrs. Louise Otter and Mrs. Frank Flynn. Funeral from the late residence, 692 Abbott Sunday at 2:30 o'clock. Friends are invited.
314 CALABRESE- Jennie Calabrese (nee Tronolone), in this city, March 1944. beloved wife of Joseph: sister of Sabastian Tronoione, Dr. Joseph J. Tronolone, Dr. Daniel R.
Tronolone, Mrs. Mary Longo, Mrs. Dora Duva, Mrs. Michael Fasanello, Mrs. Frank DiMichel and Mrs.
Peter Carnavale of Attica, N. Y. Funeral will be held from the Louis Mascari Funeral Home, 860 Niagara Tuesday morning at 8:30 and from the Church of the Nativity at 9 o'clock. Funeral private. 416 CHRAPA-SALZMANN Anna Ringwald Chrapa Salzmann, at Depew, N.
March 3, 1944. beloved wife of John Chrapa; mother of Karl Salzmann, Roman Chrapa and Mrs. Marco Guerra. Funeral from her late residence. 141 Borden Monday morning at 9 o'clock and from St.
James Church at 9:30. CROFOOT, 2. 1944. Catherine formerly Driscoll of 293 Crofoot. West wife of the late Orlando Crofoot.
Funeral from Tehan Bros. Funeral Home, 1911 Bailey Monday morning at 8:30 and at St. Bartholomew's Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. Joseph Rubino Son FUNERAL HOME Pat Rubino, Lic.
Manager 202 NIAGARA ST. ANDREW SMITH Funeral Service 2293 Delaware Ave. DE. 5040 RI. 8298 Flowers Truly Express Your, Sympathy ELLICOTT SQUARE Flower Shop MADISON 3230 301 1 MAIN ST.
When occasion arises to seek funeral home services you'll want the best available for the amount expended. So do not fail to consult us in the hour of greatest need. You will be assured of the utmost satisfaction. Ernest Wedekindt Howard B. Wedekindt, lic.
mgr. Buffalo's Largest Funeral Home 5 Walden Ave. HU. 7811 Free Parking Lot TODAY'S SCRATCHES Hialeah Park (Fast) 2-Even Stitch, Singing Heels, Yes or No, Cousin Nan, Legation, Sedgemoor. 3-Lawrinson, The Captain, Lord Hairan.
4-Long Year, Forum, Royalong. 5-Bankrupt. 8-Miami Springs, Flange, Muchy, Llanero. DEWITT Henry DeWitt age 92 years, father of Henry DeWitt Jr. of Tonawanda, Mrs.
Charles Relley, Mrs. Matthew Hearn of West Seneca, Mrs. Isabella DeWitt of Cherry Creek, N. and the late Jessie DeWitt: brother of Mrs. M.
Steuart and Mrs. J. DeBoer from Kalamazoo, Mich. Funeral from the residence in Cherry Creek, 11 A. M.
Tuesday. Burial in Elmlawn Cemetery, Tonawanda. DUNCAN Mary Buchanan Duncan, 'in Buffalo, N. March 2, 1944, wife of Percy mother of Mrs. Clarence Ackerman and Mrs.
Alice Weber; sister of Mrs. Emma Thurston and Mrs. William Fitzgerald of Lockport, N. and Mrs. Jack Lacey of San Angelo, Tex.
Funeral from her late home, 565 West Utica, Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. 314 FEINER -Joseph Feiner, March 2, 1944, beloved husband of Margaret Opitz Feiner: father of William M. and Robert U. S.
Coast Guard, Machinist's Mate of Curtiss Bay, and the late Joseph; grandfather of Sandra Ann Feiner; son of Frances and the late Joseph brother of Alex, Mrs. E. H. Cummings, Mrs. C.
Berg, Mrs. A. Ederer, and Otilda Feiner. Funeral from the family residence, 673 Minnesota Monday at 9:15 A. M.
and from St. Aloysius Gonzaga Church at 10 A. M. Deceased was a member of the Brewers' Union, Local 4, and Workmen's Sick and Death Benefit Fund. Friends invited.
314 FREY-William F. Frey of 96 Longview March 3, 1944, beloved husband of the late Ida (nee Prozeller; brother of Albert. Edward and George Jetler. Funeral from Henry Wedekindt Sons, 326 High Monday at 8:30 A. and from St.
Francis de Sales Church on Humboldt Pkwy at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. GATCHELL-Mulford H. Gatchell, March 3. 1944.
in Buffalo, husband of Helen Gatchell; father of Maj. Nathan B. and Lieut. Edward Gatchell. The funeral will take place at 370 Franklin St.
Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. GRAVES -Robert W. Graves, in this city, March 4, 1944, husband of Mary Quinlan; son of Philip and Mabel Graves Moser. Brother of the late Katherine Graves Meahl.
Funeral Tuesday morning at 8:30 o'clock from the Hamp Funeral Home, 37. Adam Tonawanda, and at 9 o'clock from St. Francis Church. Friends invited. Interment at Mt.
Olivet Cemetery. 416 Hamann, in this city, March 4, 1944, beloved wife of August; mother of Paul, William, Mrs. Nelson T. Bebber and the late Fred; four grandchildren; sister of Fred, William, Martin, Paul and Rose. Services from the family residence, 62 Strauss.
Tuesday at 3 P. Rev. John M. Strodel officiating. Friends invited.
Deceased was a member of Ladies' Aid and the Dorcas Sewing Circle of Christ Lutheran Church. 416 HANRAHAN William J. Hanrahan, March 2. 1944, son of the late Charles and Margaret Hanrahan (nee McGrath); brother of Michael J. Hanrahan, Mrs.
Elizabeth Manley and the late James J. Hanrahan. Funeral from the funeral home of J. Milford Jennison, 531 South Park Monday morning at 8:30 and from St. Brigid's Church at 9 o'clock.
Friends are invited to attend. HENFLING- 1944, Josephine wife of Rosse the late Henfling, John; mother of Emil, Michael John, Mrs. B. Josephine Reil, Frank and Emma Henfling. Funeral Tuesday at 8:15 A.
M. from her late residence, 832 Northland and at 9 A. M. at St. Matthew's Church.
Friends invited. Member of Branch 233, L. C. B. and Women's Sodality and Altar Society of St.
Mary of Sorrows Church, 416 G. Higgins of 29 St. John's March 4, 1944, in Buffalo, wife of James F. Higgins; mother of Ormal A. Higgins of, Greensburg, sister of Josephine S.
Wales of Buffalo and Fred Austin of Erie, Pa. Funeral services will be held at Johnson and Wilkins Funeral Home, 448 Delaware Ave. Time to be given later. Friends are invited to attend. Calls may be made at 448 Delaware Ave.
JOSIK Eduard J. Josik in Buffalo, March 3, 1944, beloved son of Vincent and Josephine; brother of Vincent navigator, U. S. Navy, John, gunner's mate, 0. S.
Navy and Josephine. Funeral from the family residence, 20 Montgomery Tuesday morning at 9:30 and from Holy Apostles Peter Paul Church at 10 o'clock. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited.
416 KANE- -James Kane, suddenly, March 2, 1944. son of the late Henry and Bridget; brother of the late Joseph, Henry and John Kane, Mrs. Margaret Curtin, Mrs. Mary Gogan and Mrs. Anna Manning.
Funeral from the Lenahan Funeral Home, 106 Rutland Monday morning at 8:15 and from St. Agatha's Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. 314 LEATZAW-Charles F. Leatzaw.
at Tonawanda, N. March 3, 1944, husband of Grace father of Leonard Carl L. and J. Harold. Funeral services Sunday at 22 Milton St.
at 2 P. M. Deceased was a member of Niagara River Lodge No. 527, I. 0.
0. F. Friends invited. LONERGAN Lawrence J. Lonergan, March 4, 1914, beloved husband of Francis Zimmer; father of the late Mrs.
Eleanor Steeb. The funeral will take place from the family residence, 117 Southampton St. Time to be announced later. 416 MEYER Mary B. Burgasser Meyer, March 3, 1944.
wife of the late Joseph beloved mother of Raymond Dr. Clarence F. and Charles If. Meyer; sister of Miss L. J.
Burgasser, Mrs. Ludwine Boehm, Mrs. George Dietel and the late Edward M. Burgasser. Funeral from 676 Riley Tuesday morning at 9 and from St.
Mary Magdalene Church. Friends are invited. Deceased was a member of Christian Mothers' Society and the L. C. B.
A. No. 527. 416 MORGANTE-Donato Donato Morgante, in this city, March 2, 1944, beloved husband of Louise Fioretti; father of Frank of the U. S.
Navy, Henry, Joseph and Mrs. Michael Casciano: brother" of Vincent Morgante. Funeral from the family residence, 135 Goethe Monday morning at 8 and from St. Francis of Assisi Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited.
MUMM-Joseph J. Mumm, beloved husband of Margaret Donhauser: father of Gladys R. Funeral from his late residence, 38 Peach Monday at 8:30 and 9 at St. Boniface Church. Friends invited.
PATERNO- Angeline Barone Paterno, in Buffalo, March 2, 1944, of 198 Margaret Drive, Williamsville, wife of Dominick: Mother of Mary: daughter of Mary Barone: sister of Mrs. Margaret Liberatori, Mrs. Lena Nasca, Mrs. Agnes Ortolano, Pvt. Angelo Barone, Mrs.
Jean Concardi, Anna Barone, Corporal John Barone and Pfe. Anthony Barone. Funeral from the residence of her mother, 382 Swan Monday at 8:30 A. M. and at St.
Lucy's Church at 9 A. M. Friends invited. 314 PLUNKETT-John T. Plunkett, in Kenmore, N.
March 2, 1944, beloved husband of Julia fa*gan Plunkett; father of Thomas E. and John R. Plunkett and Mrs. Matie I. Boutet; stepfather of Earle A.
and Irene M. fa*gan: brother of Edward J. Plunkett. Funeral from the family residence, 104 Shepard Monday morning at 8:45 and from St. Paul's Church at 9:15.
Friends are invited to attend. 314 POCZCIWINSKI Buffalo, N. (Schultz) March Pocz- 2, 1944, son of the late Francis and the late Katherine; brother of the late Joseph and the late Vincent. Funeral from the late residence, 120 Davidson Monday morning at 9:30 o'clock, and from the Queen of Peace Church at 10 o'clock. Interment at Mt.
Calvary Cemetery. Friends invited to attend. 314 ROBERTSON- Jennie Mac Brierty Robertson, March 2. 1944, of 229 Grey of wife of the late William; mother William Fred J. and Archie G.
Robertson: sister of Mrs. Sarah Hall of Caldwell, N. J. Funeral from Leo Sauer Funeral Home, 823 Genesee Monday at 8:15 A. M.
and from St. Mary of Sorrows Church at 9 A. M. Friends invited. 314 -Bertha Buck Seamon, March 3, 1944, beloved wife of Clarence H.
Seamon; mother of Mrs. James Wright and Pvt. Carlton G. Seamon: daughter of Philena Glasser Buck and the late George A. Buck: sister of Mrs.
Carl Kniller. Deceased was a member of Lackawanna Chapter No. 502 O.E.S., Iona Rebekah Lodge, Lady Macabees, and Lady of the G.A.R. Funeral from her late residence, 38 Cleveland Lackawanna, N. Y.
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited. 314 SHELTON- Edna L. Shelton (nee Ahr) of Lake View Hamburg, N. March 3, 1944, beloved wife of George W.
Shelton: daughter of the late Edward and Augusta Ahr (nee Schultz); mother of Mrs. Melvin Heltz, Mary F. and Vivian K. Shelton; sister of Mrs. William Petrie.
Mrs. Arthur C. Vogt, Fred Edward, John and Charles Ahr. Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mary Shelton, 40 Velore: Monday at 2 P. M.
Friends invited. STEVENS- beloved -Margaret Jean daughter Stevens, of John March A. and Jeannette Welch Stevens; sister of John A. Stevens Dawn Jeannette R. and Joy A.
Stevens. Deceased was a member of Lackawanna Chapter No. 502. 0. E.
S. and Moda Triangle. Funeral from her late residence, 45 Richfield Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited. 314 SULLIVAN William J.
Sullivan, March 4, 1944. husband of Sarah Necker: father of Pic. William Sullivan; brother of Timothy. Nellie and the late John Sullivan, Mrs. Mary Hogan and Mrs.
Julia Cleary. Funeral from the funeral home of J. Milford Jennison, 531 South Park Ave. Time to be announced later. 416 WEINAR- -Jacob Weinar, in Eden.
N. Y. 3, 1944, husband of Mrs. Louis Weinar; father of Edward, Louis, John, Mrs. Louis Looze, Mrs.
Ann Crow. Mrs. Lee Viger and Ruth Weinar: brother of Mrs. Stella Barker. Funeral from his late home.
Hemlock Eden, N. Monday 2 P. M. Friends are invited to attend. U.S.
WEATHER REPORT (Forecasts till 7:30 A. March 5) For Buffalo and vicinity: Light snow and continued rather cold tonight. Lowest temperature tonight, Tomorrow, snow flurries, and continued, cold. Fresh to strong North and east. 5 to above; west and south.
10 to 15. For Western New York: Light snow and continued cold tonight. Sunday cloudy and continued cold and rather windy. 24 HOURS 7:30 A. MAR.
Max. Min. Max. Min. BUFFALO .34 15 Fargo ..21 Albany .27 Lake Placid .26 Alpena .33 17 Los Angeles .59 44 Atlanta .68 54 Memphis .62 55 Boston .32 17 Miami .72 63 Brownsville ..80 71 New Orleans.
.75 Chicago .45 32 New York .38 31 Cleveland 28 Pittsburgh .53 36 Denver 38 19 Seattle .48 30 Des Moines 42 20 63 Detroit 38 27 Washington ..59 39 Duluth 26 LOCAL DATA FOR TODAY Temperatures Precipitation Normal 27 24 hrs. ended at Low since since 1874. -4 8:30 A. M. High 1874 62 Since March 1.
.43 Excess. 1944 204 Deficiency, 1944 2.33 Data at 8:30 M. News Almanne Humidity 69 Sunrise 7:47 Wind velocity. Sunset 7:09 Temperature 15 Sunrise 7:45 MOON'S CHANGES First quarter March 31, 7:19 P. Full Bast moon quarter March March 17.
9. 7:13 2:50 P. M. New moon March 24, 6:21 A. M.
Mercury and Venus, morning stars. Mars, Jupiter and Saturn set after midnight. TRAFFIC COURT JUDGE JOHN L. KELLY Speeding, $10 Joseph Gratzinger, 321 Phyllis, 34 mi. Stop Sign, $5 Leon J.
Fox, 128 Colorado. CAFETERIA COURT Red Light, $5 Richard Streeter, 96 B. Sheridan Parkside; Lilian M. Schuh, 642 Northland; Ralph Laskowski, 506 Delaware. Stop Sign, $5 James L.
Iggulden, 102 Eastwood; Howard J. Evans, 81 Elgas. Illegal Turn, $3 George W. Corwin, 439 Johnson; Edward Sniatecki, 186 Coit; Herbert F. Bechtel.
East Aurora; Boleslaus A. Maslowski, 20 Strauss. Improper Parking, $3 Philip Cunningham, 290 Hoyt. ACCIDENTS Robert Prichard, Northland; struck at Northland Dutton, 3:45 P. M.
Friday; cut on chin. Vital Statistics and Obitu- aries are on Page 4 Auctions AUCTIONEER Martin GRant 1491. Weisbauer obtains AUCTIONS Auction of home House, 812 furnishings. Elmwood. Davis I WilliamsvilleMarch 11th, 12 o'clock noon; cows, fresh and springers; selection of farm horses, harnesses, wagons, farm machinery, quantity of canned motor oil and miscellaneous.
Howard James. Automotive, Commercial A UTOCAR bought, Macks, sold Whites and and exchanged: other also tractors, buses and trailers. Truck Iron Exchange, 719 Bailey WO 5980. 1937 Chevrolet open top, $550. 12-ft.
Miller, semi-van 1765 Main LI 3221, after 6 P. M. AM 1918. 1938 PA Stewart 3289. panel truck, $250.
Call 1939 tires, Chevrolet 2-speed C.O.E. axle, $725. tractor, Miller, 34x7 1765 Main LI 3221, after 6 P. AM 1918. 1940 drive, White Horse $1100.
milk Miller, truck, 1765 step-in- Main L.I 3221, after 6 P. M. AM 1918. Automotive, for Hire or -ton day. stake truck; Huron-U-Drive, low rates CL.
by 6441. hour WE WILL PAY MOST FOR YOUR USED CAR STEPHENS MOTORS 3484 Main St. Opp. U. of WE WANT Late Model Used Cars Highest Cash Prices Paid BERRIMAN -GRAHAM 2262.
DELAWARE We Buy All Makes of Cars DON ALLEN'S 2585 Main at Fillmore ask for JOE From today on we any year, make or model Call TR. 2323 1524 South Park at Abbott Rd. TOWNSEND PAYS MORE FOR USED CARS Any Make or Model and Sells for Less 1038 MAIN ST. GR. 9257 'WANTED I I STUDEBAKERS 1939-1940-1941 Commanders, Champions WILL PAY SPOT CASH KLEIM MOTORS, Inc.
MAIN Near North 1065 OPEN EVENINGS LI. 2866 HARRY AXELROD Buffalo's Busiest Buyer PAYS MORE 500 CARS WANTED SWAN RAMP GARAGE 48 Swan St. cor. Ellicott WA. 8086 OPEN TO 9 CASH FOR YOUR CAR We Pay Higher Prices KLEIM MOTORS, Inc.
1065 Near MAIN North Open Eves. LI. 2866 Automotive, Passenger BUICK tires; special $745. coupe, Kurland radio, Kars, heater, 1064 Main GR 9703. 1940 cash.
super, radio, heater; private owner; GA. 6868. 1936 coupe; good-looking, good condition, new tires, radio, heater; private owner. 204 Brinkman St. 1941 convertible coupe.
Great Lakes Motors, 2359 Main st. BUICK like sedan, new, 6 radio, wheels; heater, $275. maroon GA 0689. finE SOTO 1937 de luxe coupe, radio, heater, excellent condition, reasonable. 366 Wabash, Kenmore.
DODGE owner; 1940 $850. 4-door; PA radio, 1165. heater; pri1936 coupe, good rubber. Phone GA 6845 after 6 P. M.
FORD budget Recondition small your car down on our payment; new balance 20 weeks; no red tape. W. J. Holmes Ford dealer, 1440 South Park. INCOLN-ZEPHYR 1941 club coupe, 000 miles, perfect condition, radio and heater.
Phone WA 2392, Saturday or Monday, 10 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. 1937 club coupe, original black: $295.
Brinkman, 2667 Bailey. OLDSMOBILES, all Miner, models; 1555 we pay Main. highDONTIAC; if you are looking for an exceptionally clean car and appreciate one with low mileage, just 7600 miles. like new. Kurland Kars, 1064 Main GR 9703.
BARGAIN longest -100 to terms. choose from: Engel's highest 1176 Main, at Dodge. used cars, many late models. Nielsen Olds, Bailey ave. at E.
Ferry. for sale: good condition; must sell at once. Call TA 5551. VEE us for used cars. Klepfer Bros.
Buick dealer, 1575 Main. ELL now, at top prices; be wise, learn facts. See Jack Zenner, 1816 So. Park. SMALL, medium and large cars.
Maxson Cadillac-Pontiac, 2421 Main. 1928 good Oakland tires; $45. 4-passenger See coupe, garageman at 45 Mechanic. 1934 lent Ford tires. sedan, Theatre radio, heater, Garage, excel- 568 Washington.
1936 Chevrolet de luxe coupe, good condition; no dealers. 730 Auburn. 1936 tires: Pontiac $200 2-door cash. After sedan, 6:30 6 P. good 169 French, lower.
Lincoln-Zephyr, overhauled, ra1937 dio, heater, paint, tires good. 844 Woodlawn. Pontiac coupe, very reasonable. 1937 Apply up to 3:30 P. M.
at 287 Crestwood. Hudson Terraplane sedan, excel1937 lent condition, new paint, good tires, $375. 11 Covington PA 6400. 1937 froster, Tudor, good tires. radio, 121 E.
heater, Swan, de12-3 P. M. 1937 Ford radio, coach, heater. $200 PA for 6704. quick sale; 1937 Buick original sedan, paint, 5 new good brakes, tires, radio, good heater.
Inquire garage in rear, between 2 and 8 P. 46 Norwaad. Chevrolet de luxe town sedan, 5 1937 A-1 pre-war tires, radio and heathurry. Don Allen's, 2585 Main at Filmore. 1937 tires, Ford, very excellent good motor.
condition, DE 0135. good 1937 Ford years, coupe, cannot be been told in from storage new. 2 Don Allen's, 2585 Main at Fillmore. 1938 pre-war Chevrolet tires 2 and door, paint radio, like trunk, new, only $425; 1937 Oldsmobile 6 2 door, radio, heater, defrosters, pre-war tires and paint perfect, $395: 1937 Plymouth 4 door, heater, defroster, new paint, pre-war tires, perfect, $395; 1937 Pontiac 2 door, new paint, radio, heater, defrosters, pre-war tires, A-1, priced $395; 1937 Ford 85 Tudor, new paint, clutch bearing, rebushed front end, new recaps all around, heater, $249. John Ross, 117 W.
Huron just off Delaware will take trades and payments to suit you; each car carries 30-day guarantee. 1938 Dodge condition. sedan, TA 0387, reasonable, 29 ho*rner. good 1938 Chevrolet coupe, A-1 condition, good. Schoening, Wmsvl.
490-W, 199 South Union. 1939 quire Dodge 95. 2-door Beatrice sedan for sale. Buffalo. In1939 tion.
Willys Lipsitz, 2-door 727 sedan, good Broadway. condi1939 exact Chevrolet miles, 5 coupe, A-1 tires, only car 21,000 absolutely cannot be told from new. Don AlJen's, 2585 Main at Fillmore. 1940 radio, Tudor, heater. excellent condition, Meridan, South Buffalo.
Chevrolet, excellent town sedan, condition. low Theatre mile1940 Garage, 568 Washington. 1940 Buick longed to special prominent 2-door South touring, Side befamily, what we call a parlor car; terms and trades. Don Allen's, 2585 Main at Fillmore. Hudson 4-door sedan; built-in ra1940 dio, heater, defroster, A-1 shape throughout; will take smaller car in trade.
TR 9420. 1940 Ford miles. 336 tudor, Adam 60-h. St. 20,000 1940 town sedan, original black finish: hurry, don't miss this one.
Don Allen's, 2585 Main at Fillmore. 1941 Pontiac 6 torpedo white sedanette, sidewall ratires, 18,000: beautiful car for doctor or lawyer; will consider trade: $1250. TR 2094 1941 Mercury 5 club very coupe, good perfect whiteside contires, radio, heater; no trades. Evenings 6 to 8, PA 0216. 1941 Ford $850.
super de 1058 luxe, Walden, good rear. condi1941 dio, Buick underseat station heater, wagon, G. fog M. lights, actual miles; perfect in every detail. Conshafter Farr, 3006 Bailey.
1941 Buick senger; super today's club special, coupe, $1195. 5-pasDon Allen's, 2585 Main at Fillmore. 1941 cannot Plymouth be de told luxe from town new, sedan, $995. Don Allen's, 2585 Main at Fillmore. 1941 Pontiac club 5-passenger coupe, maroon fiinsh, 5 A-1 tires: hurry, don't miss this one.
Don Allen's, 2585 Main at Fillmore. 1941 car Buick in special Western New sedanette, York. cleanest Don Allen's. 2585 Main at Fillmore. 1941 Studebaker best deal in Champion town.
4-door Don Al- selen's. 2585 Main at Fillmore. 1941 Chevrolet, special coupe, de Joads luxe of 5-pas- extras: don't miss this one. Don Allen's. 2585 Main at Fillmore.
1941 Buick cellent tires. Century Phone 4-door East sedan, Aurora ex1288 after 7 P. M. 1941 Ford coupe, convertible radio, super heater, de excel- luxe lent tires, low mileage, $1125. After 5 P.
M. Sunday. Ted Blenick, Bloomingdale Akron, N. Y. 1941 fect Plymouth tires.
de 1596 luxe South sedan Park with Ave. per1941 heater. Oldsmobile South streamliner, Park Chevrolet, radio, 1524 South Park. 1941 Chevrolet convertible coupe, 19,000 miles, radio, heater, all accessorles. Theatre Garage, 568 Washington.
1941 Dodge running de car. luxe good coupe, tires, excellent radio, heater; can be seen at 220 Scott St. Inquire 3d floor, WA 3142. 1941 Plymouth tires, coupe, extra low clean: mileage, today's 5 special. Don Allen's, 2585 Main at Fillmore 1942 Oldsmobile hydramatic drive, 6-cylinder radio club and coupe, heater.
looks like the day it came from factory: bargain. Don Allen's, 2585 Main at Fillmore. 1942 Buick Roadmaster, settle estate. very Phone good East Aurora 1184. 1942 priority Pontiac, needed; equipped owner with in service.
extras; Call PA 3289. 1942 Chevrolet heater, convertible 11,000 miles, coupe, just ralike new. Theatre Garage, 568 Washington. $95 1931 good condition. Franklin UN sedan, 5019.
good tires, takes 1937 Buick 4-door sedan, $450 radio and heater, good clean car with beautiful tires. 1524 Jefferson. $775 1941 tires. 97 Plymouth Lehigh, special Lackawanna. sedan, good Ford super de luxe, good tion.
1058 Walden, rear. Auto Service, Supplies MARS repaired and painted on credit. Powsner Collision, 138 Allen, GR 7200. MUFFLERS, tall and exhaust pipes sold and installed Moses Bros. Auto Parts, 514 Jefferson, WA 2029.
Automotive, Wanted AUBURNS, Buicks in Any and all condition, makes of highest cars cash prices. Sloan H. Cohen Co. 909 Bailey TR 8000. QUICKS, late models, also other makes; at once.
Twin City Auto Co. 2310 Delaware. BUICKS, Cadillacs, Before you Pontiacs, sell all your makes car. see Brown, 2780 Delaware, DE 1343. ABANDON all paid anxiety; off; largest cash for used-car your dealer in Buffalo.
Motz 1114 Main. A LL mium makes prices. late Echo models Motors, purchased, 1294 Seneca preA NY Pontiac, used car 2820 bought Bailey, for UN cash. 3900. VillaCASH Auto waiting Sales, for 2301 your Main.
used car. Saul's Automotive, Wanted WASH for your car. -Graham, 2262 Delaware Ave. CLEAN 1937s and 1938s needed at once; top prices also for later models. Suess Motors, 1120 Main.
and sound prices will be paid for your car at Henry Motors, Main, GA 7908. FOR Motors, a better- 2611 deal Delaware see Barney. DE Baker 2278. TIGHER cash prices paid for your late model car. O'Neill Motor 1790 Main GA 0500.
LI cash 2866, price our for appraiser 1937-1942 will cars. pay cash, Klelm Motors 1065 Main. Motors, more 561 for Broadway, your car WA at 2465. Pozarny MONEY: more Motor of it Sales, for 1229 your Main. used car.
TEED some good used cars, top prices for good cars. Louis A. Bleyle 2655 Delaware. POSITIVELY any the make highest or cash model; price call for and be convinced. Kurland Kars, 1064 Main GRant 9703.
DRIVATE party has cash for late model car: must be in excellent condition. WA 5741. RETAIL AM price 5463. paid by dealer for clean late-model cars cars: wanted: we mortgages buy all paid makes off. Call Ans Martin.
DE 7739, Kenmore Motors, Delaware and Hertel. WANTED good used cars. Delaware, Packard- at Avery. WANTED be Good used condition. car, RI will 3365.
pay cash, O' Brien 2837 Bailey. Fords, Chevrolets. TaylorWANTED private 1837-1940 coach; cash. UN good 3345. condiWANTED to around buy, $300.
a car 44 for cash, Reservation, priupper. WE. buy 5-minute for service: cash and don't pay sacrifice off notes; your car or lose your credit; see us, special plan for men conscripted; largest used car dealer in W. N. Y.
Joseph Snider, 2380. Delaware, DE 6565. WE buy for cash, pay off lose notes; don't your car or your credit: see us today. W. J.
Holmes, Ford dealer, 1440 South Park, near Bailey. WE time will for pay any an make. excellent Stephens price at Motors, this 3484 Main across from U. B. Oldsmobile; good condition.
Call UN pay, cash for 1937 Chevrolet or 6093 after 5 P. M. more cash for any 1936-1942 used Don Allen's City Chevrolet, 2585 Main, at Fillmore, UN 3200. $10 year. more Townsend for your Motors, car, any 1038 make, Main.
$50 will paid call for at any your running home. Dealer, automobile; WO 0402. Bicycles and Motorcycles 1941 Indian Delavan. sport Scout. 659 West Birds, Poultry, etc.
of quality, song-tested, guaran- teed; new metal cages, breeding cages, new aquariums, globes, rare gold and tropical fish, balanced aquaria, fancy aquatic plants, dog beds and carriers, chrome bird cages; visit our showroom for quality stock. Putnam's Scientific Aquarists, 914 Main st. MANARIES of quality, other pets; foods, medicines. Wanted- -cages. aquariums, etc.
Art's Old Reliable Pet Shop, 65 East Genesee. CANARIES, 216 females, Woltz, TA ready 4520. for breeding; CANARIES, selling English out. borders, 76 Deerfield. males and CHICKS, C.O.D., while they last: blood tested, culled flocks; New Hampshire Reds, $7.95 per 100; Barred Rocks, $7.25 per 100; White Rocks, $7.25 per 100; Leghorns, $7 per 100; assorted heavy and light breeds, $6 per 100; White Leghorn pullets.
$14 per 100: light breed co*ckerels, $2.75 per 100. Biddle's, 7571 Ridge Philadelphia 28, Pa. DIGEONS for sale. 16 School Gardenville: after 6 P. M.
RABBITS, 4 white months Flemish old; $4 Giants, each. 4 bucks, John Fisher, 20 Dart st. DABBITS, Flemish White Kings, white New Zealands, all ages; must sell. John Maulbetsch, Gowanda, phone 526. DOLLER breeding.
female 55 Cherry canaries, st. ready for WHITE King pigeons. 323 Chelsea. Boats and Marine Supplies and motors. 430 Kinsey, Kenmore, DE 8057 after 6 P.
M. IGHTNING class sailboat, fully equipped, including spinaker, A-1 condition. Buffalo Marine Mart, RI 6000. 1944 9.8 Johnson h.p. will outboard be motors, available 5 h.p.; this spring to commercial fishermen, we have the necessary applications.
Swan Marine 38 Swan st. Building and Materials STORM sash, large stock; insulation blanket and other types: buy comfort and save money and fuel. Huber-Lanctot Housewrecking 860 Hertel RI 2312. BERG 64 CO. Terrace, WA Carpenter, 2308.
lumber, ARGE amount of good used lumber from 2x4 to 12x12. 70 Skillen. OLD sale. building GA 2910. beams, shingles, etc.
for Business Chances DEAUTY shop, ultra-modern, good busiexcellent following. UN 9720. Thursday after 6 or Friday and Saturday mornings between 8:30 and 9:30. EAUTY shop, Side; 5 booths, low rent; sell at cost. Write N.
N. 12, News office. store for sale or will sell fixtures separate. See owner, 299 South Elmwood, corner Tracy. 6 living rooms; sales weekly; restricted corner: ideal family business; $3500, terms.
Chambers, RI 0036. DELICATESSEN, North store, Park excellent district; fixtures, doing nice weekly business, fine 3- room apt. with bath, rent only $50; large stock; owner expects military service; $3000, terms. Call Mr. Conboy, Hunt Realtor.
410 Brisbane WA 5943. DELICATESSEN; illness forces immediate sale, terms to responsible party. Call after 6 P. 429 High. FILLING equipment, station, sell important 12,000 corner, gal.
mod- per month: $1500 cash, rent $150 per month. Write M. M. 9, News office. shop with excellent sub-contracting record has open time; facilities include turret lathes, milling and drilling, could make prompt and steady deliveries on long runs.
Apply MA 4276. RESTA business; $50 fully a month. equipped, 1750 doing Milird. RESTAURANT for equipped, sale, doing located good in busi- the heart of Jamestown, N. owner selling on account of health.
N. N. 73, News office house, Park 12 rooms, bath and extra toilet, 2 rooms for owner, large yard; elderly couple, must sell. Streamer, GA 3645. RIDER Delavan Investigate this money maker, serving dinners, short orders and fountain service; will sacrifice business and building, can finance if sold to right party; must sell on account of our health.
Call UN 2646. for sale. Write M. M. 60, News office.
DOST-WAR automotive patent, will sell outright or retain interest: $10,000 to $15,000 required. Write J. J. 24, News office. DECENTLY discharged from Army, am in obtaining business, preferably automative or gasoline.
Phone CL 6545. 11 A. M. to 6 P. M.
SPOT cash merchandise paid for of fixtures any and any description. stock Browne, 230 Washington st. Camera Exchange Kin-0-lux, finest quality, black and white, double 8-mm movie film. Lafayette Photo, 12 Broadway. will buy used still er movie cameras and equipment.
Camera Shop, street floor annex. CELL graphic; will take trade-in. HU 7459 after 7:30 P. M. SPOT cash for used cameras.
Lafayette Photo, 12 Broadway. cut film holders for Speed Graphic cameras, price $2.95. Lafayette Photo, 12 Broadway. Carting and Moving light moving. Bob's, GRant 7519.
DAGGAGE AGE transfer, refrigerators, ranges, MARTING, moving; careful men, reasonable rates, van service. CL. 6491. TARTING and moving, reasonable; pianos, refrigerators and stoves; no job too small. 7644.
IGHT carting and moving, reasonable rates; also van service, any time. LI 2259. erators. storage, Bogold phone PA 7867. piano hoisting, refrigafter 6 P.
M. A once, loads from New York City, Washington. Barry Storage, LI 4860. OCAL, long distance; estimates: experienced. J.
476 Franklin, LI 2190. EGULAR trips to New York, Chicago, Baltimore, Boston and other points. Call Lincoln Storage, LI 6516, estimate. move you by the job or by the hour; experienced help. MA 0968.
Carting and Moving City delivery, Messenger light carting Service, WA and 0293. moving. $1 moving delivery by service, hour. carting McKay, and GA 3311. light Clothing For Sale FOR excellent SALE- -Black condition.
velvet Call evening UN 1920. wrap, evening dress, spring coat, street dresses, brown suit, all size 14; sell reasonable. UN 5542. MA overcoat, sacrifice. size LI 40; 7869.
also 2 size 14 MAN'S after tuxedo, LI size 6938. 36, practically new. SUITS, day; evening dresses, size 14-16; hats, costume, jewelry, jodhpurs and riding boots, hand-made sweaters. Mornings between 9 and 12, GA 7452. Clothing Wanted A suits, BSOLUTELY topcoats, top prices overcoats.
for UN men's 1808. used IGHEST prices for men's used clothing. also ladies' fur coats. GRant 4037. Dogs A tor IREDALE Kennels, pups, Orchard excellent Park rd.
quality. VicAMERICANO 904-J-1, bull W. terriers, Pabst, Abbott pedigreed. mile past Big Tree Hamburg. BEAGLE hound, North puppies.
Tona. Tonawanda. 1242-W. EDLINGTON terrier puppies, Rock Ridge breeding, $75 and up; also Bedlington bitch, proven matron, daughter of Ch. Sir Lancelot of Rowanoaks and Ch.
Neary's Leedsagain. Mary M. McWain, 20 Ross Batavia, N. Y. BOSTON Buffalo.
terrier at Daigler, stud, 193 best Stevens. small dog MOCKER spaniel puppies, AKC registered. 322 Esser ave. MOLLIE puppies, rabbits, guinea pigs, bantam chickens, canaries, male and female, finches, white Java Rice birds. Rolf's Pet Shop, 1245 Jefferson.
ENGLISH Fallandale. setter 492 puppies, Northland. sired by Ace Hi TINGLISH setter pupples, 6 weeks old, sired by Ace HI of Fallendale. 346 South Forest Williamsville. GERMAN Canal shepherd and pups, Tonawanda reasonable.
Creek, North Tonawanda. DEKINGESE wanted, between 1 and 2 years, not too short a nose, tail must lie on its back, weight between 7 and 8 will pay up to $100. Mrs. Rutherford, 201 Elmwood, LI 7319. SETTER puppies, cheap.
182 Mona Eggertsville. WIRE Zimmerman fox terriers, Kenmore. pedigreed. 407 only, haired North Harlem Snyder. terrier puppies.
Call Sunday 10x terrier puppies, the beter kind. E. J. Robins, 2040 Millersport Williamsville, N. Y.
A KC show type. wire-hair TA pups, 2753. champion bred, B' LACK female co*cker, 8 months old, housebroken: $15. Gowanda Strongheart Kennels, phone 526. CHAMPION weeks bred male old, sire wire-hair international fox terchampion.
TA 2753. FOR these 2 quality Boston terrier puppies, try outstanding sires, Champion Biggs' Royal Visitor and Champion Madennas First Lady's Son; stock usually for sale; breeder and owner. Charles E. Biggs, Supt. Ambassador 175 North St.
-9 horse dog food, meat the in any perfectly-balanced quantity. diet; K-9 Kitchen 1707 Hertel, AM 2084. PART shepherds, wire fox male terriers: fox $6 terrier, to $10, spitz, ship C.O.D. D. Gowanda Strongheart Kennels, phone 526.
DEDIGREED and registered co*cker spandel puppies, blond, 2 months old. 52 South Buffalo phone Orchard Pk. 6-M-1 PEDIGREED Doberman Pincher, Williamsville spayed, 681. DUPPIES, American (pit) bull terriers, registered U.K.C. R.
Baker, 4710 Union near Cleveland dr. springer spaniel females, 10 weeks, A-1 pedigree. 65 Deerfield. beagle hounds, cheap; also 3 broken fox hounds; will trade. A.
G. Jones, Byron, N. phone 841. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted, Female CCOUNTS receivable, bookkeeper knowlA edge and N. C.
R. machine preferred. Apply Mr. Seager, personnel office, Hotel Statler. ADVERTISING woman for advertising on city newspaper, in Southwestern New York State, with ability to write retail copy and service local accounts: permanent, good salary, excellnt opportunity; write fully past experience, references, religion, salary expected.
Write J. J. 6, News office. ALTERATION hands Alterations, wanted; 522 good Gen- salesee Bldg. ASSISTANT for office typing.
Stewart's, finished parts stockAT room, some clerical work, small precision parts; do not apply if now engaged in war work. Spencer Lens 19 Doat st. B. and isher; G. top needs wages; shirt yearly presser and vacation finwith pay.
B. B. Laundries 993 Main at High, GRant 1007. BAKERY girl, or prefer vacinity. one Mrs.
living in Eggert, WilEggert's Bakery, 5540 Main, Wmsvl. 717. BEAUTY good operator, wages. 105 steady Elmwood. work, 5-day DEAUTY operators, fast finger wavers, other experience necessary, $1 per hour.
28 West Chippewa. B' experienced, week, good permanent salary with chance for advancement. Frontier Linen Supply 222 Van Rensselaer near Seneca, in Larkin WA 0400. BOOKKEEPER, of experience complete set of necessary, books, to small successful business, established over 20 years. Call RI 5068 after 5 P.
M. or anytime Sunday. OKKEEPER 3, good job. Nu-Way Agency, 494 Franklin, GA 0296. and good pay, countergirls, no nice Sunday working work.
Laube Cafeteria, Pearl and Eagle. BUSGIRLS good for salary, dishwashing, meals modern and uni- maforms included. Lafayette Drug Lafayette Hotel. bookkeeper, experienced, steady position. Apply Bishop Niagara Food Terminal.
and clerks for retail grocery business, full-time employment, experience unnecessary. Apply Tea 499 Elmwood. 1678 Hertel, 3168 Delaware, Kenmore or University Plaza. ENTERING lenses machine operator, skilled work, some piece work. good rates; do not apply if now engaged in war work.
Spencer Lens 19 Doat st. CHAMBERMAIDS, experienced. Hotel Roanoke, 206 South Elmwood, CL 2160. HAMBERMAIDS wanted in housekeeping hot meals, permanent. Apply Mr.
Seager, personnel manager, Hotel Statler. CLEANING Sundays position free, in $60 hospital, per 4 month. hours Write M. M. 37, News office.
CLEANING woman, short hours, good Hotel Worth, 200 Main st. CLEANING to women, 10 P. office M. See building Mr. work, Rice, ground floor, Dun 110 Pearl st.
Buffalo Forge is a wellestablished local plant with openings in the general clerical line, previous office experience or a high school education 1S required to qualify for these positions: the centralized location of our office and operation of the "share-the-ride" plan eliminates transportation inconveniences; do not apply if now engaged in war work. Butfalo Forge 490 Broadway. CLERK in large (3), for manufacturing general plant; office opportunity for advancement to more responsible positions; if now employed in essential industry do not apply. FarrelBirmingham Co. 344 Vulcan weekdays, 7:30 A.
M. to 5 P. Mondays and Wednesdays to 9 P. Sundays, 9'A. M.
to 11 A. phone RI 3440, Ext. 53; nights and Sundays, RI 4311. Elmwood ave. drug store, days, 44 hours, $25.
Write M. M. 6, News office. CLERK for general office work, steady employment, pleasant working conditions, stenography helpful. Apply 742 Marine Traut Bldg.
CLERKS. The Pullman 1770 BroadCLERKS and marking girls to work in dry cleaning 40 stores, High, good near pay. Main. Brace CLERKS 20. to 30 years of age, typing and bookkeeping experience, desired; do not apply if now engaged in war work.
Spencer Lens 19 Doat st. experienced, for institution. GR 4371. NOOK for Oakland pl. residence, must be good and have references.
GR 7624. and downstairs work with small family, other help employed, white preferred, live in. highest salary for experienced person. RI 1549. DESK preferred, girl, $27, beauty commission.
parlor experience Oxford Agency, 112 Oxford. D' on counter, $27 experienced, week. TR and 9811. also DISHWASHER and food runner. Apply Mr.
Seager, personnel manager, Hotel Statler. and kitchen work. 8 M. to 1:30 P. M.
for 5 week days and 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. on Sunday, total 33 hours, wages $20 per week.
Apply 11 A. 1354 Hertel ave. Write TOR M. 16, operator News for office. retail store.
Help Wanted, Female INLEVATOR operator and check giris wanted, steady position with good salary. Apply Charles, 416 Main. FILE week, clerk-typist, insurance full or office. part Mr. time, Eaton, 5- WA 1859.
FILE clerk for part time; give full details and qualifications; South Side section. Write R. R. 3, News office. FLOOR housekeepers, steady work, hot meals.
Apply Seager, personnel manager, Hotel Statler. GENERAL position: office work, attractive permanent, salary. post- See Harry Laufer, 1029 Broadway. ENERAL housework, afternoon through dinner; white or colored: references. GR 0055.
IRL or woman, experienced, housework, plain cooking, go home nights, $18; references required. UN 7297. GIRL OF woman Holzman for Drug. fountain, days, 10 enced, shifts from 6 A. P.
wanted, experienced or inexpert2 P. P. 10 P. A. ideal working conditions, good pay.
The Duffy Silk 225 Guilford do not apply af now in war work. GIRL excellent wanted for wages. general LI 1542. housework, live or woman for general housework, live in, good salary, no laundry, RI 9255. IRL for general office work, South Buffalo, steady position.
state age, experience and salry expected. Write M. M. 11, News office, IRL, general housework. live in.
liberal time high wages. DE 6418. to wait on tables, $24 per week, plus extra monthly bonus and meals. steady employment, pleasant surroundings, private club. 417 Delaware.
GIRL or light older housework, woman to hours. care 9. for A. child M. to 4 P.
live in or out. Apply Mrs. Eggert, Eggert's Bakery, Williamsville, 5540 Main 717. GIRL to take charge of wrapping with desk. steady post-war position, opportunity for advancement.
Apply Davids, 495 Main. GIRL work, for Icecream RI 2280. manufacturer, steady good pay. for general housework, laundry sent out, good wages, private room and bath. LI 2937.
(IRL, over 17, for mailroom and messenger work, high school graduate, intelligent, ambitious, able to furnish good references, large downtown office of reliable concern. $22.50 per week of 44 hours, state age, experience any and other pertinent information. N. N. 57, News office.
IRL in doctor's home, light housework, no cooking, no laundry, live in; references required. UN 6148. wanted, experienced or inexperienced. for shifts from 6 A. P.
2 P. P. 10 P. A. ideal work conditions, good pay.
The Duffy Silk 980 Northampton. Do not apply if now in war work. G' perience needed for unnecessary, millinery good trimming, opportunity, exwages and hours. Apply Meyer, Keller Hats 37 Franklin 5th floor: CL 2724. GIRLS perienced, wanted, for shifts experienced from 6 or A.
M. Inex- -2 P. 2 ideal P. P. 10 P.
M. -6 A. work conditions, good pay. The Duffy Silk Co, 1270 Broadway; do not apply if now in war work. MIRLS wanted, 16 years or over.
clean steady work, good pay with chance for advancement, 48 hours per week, daily, 12 noon Saturday; wartime job with peacetime future. Milfay Mfg. 22 Fay st. IRLS and women with some experience operating power sewing machines, here is your big chance to get not just a job, but a position in the most centrally located factory where earnings are high and steady the year around; it is clean, happy work. sewing dainty dresses in pleasant surroundings, and among people you will enjoy working with.
If you want one of these I positions that offers you both a fine income and a secure working future, see Miss Weiman, Barmon Bros. Co. 937 Broadway. GIRLS or women for light factory work, 4-12, 12-8. MA 4407, 251 Seneca you desire women steady from 16 to employment 50 years, in do an industry essential to the war effort? Do you desire to continue, in a steady job after victory? If you do and if you can work either the full-time day shift or 5 to 9 P.
M. victory shift, and are not now employed in war work, apply Bemis Bro. Bag 711 Nrthland Ave. GIRLS. to women, the war here is effort, essential light, clean, work interesting work in our garment inspection and sewing daytime hours only, no experience necessary, week, with steady weekly earning of over $26.
Apply Covrall Service, 551 Smith st. GIRLS for Jewelry case permanent. work, 795 experience Woodlawn ave. for factory work, top wages. Apply 1700 Elmwood ave.
GIRLS silk for finishers. dry-cleaning Apply Frank's pressers Laundry, 322 Michigan corner Swan. GIRLS operators or women and for packers, laundry no work, experience press necessary, 5 days per week, no Saturday or Sunday work; good wages while learning: yearly vacation with pay. Apply Frank Laundry, 322 Michigan corner Swan. GIRLS to work in become dental technicians, labratory, 5-day opportunity week.
Write for appointment, M. M. 57. News office. GIRLS Jahraus-Braun wanted.
Apply candy 1021 department, ask for Mrs. George. AIRLS wanted for light clean factory work, 1st and 2d shift, please apply between 9-5 P. M. American Sales Book 1200 Niagara; do not apply if now in war work.
HOUSE PER 2 in lower. family, references, TOUSEKEEPER, family of 5, away all no children, comfortable home, no evenings, wages reasonable. LI 2017. TOUSEKEEPER, not over 50, to do good plain cooking, care of girl; live in. wages $100 per month, 1 week vacation with pay; laundry and cleaning done by outside help.
Apply by calling Mrs. V. D. Leone, Niagara Falls 2-0280. HOUSEKEEPER, 35-55, manager, to take no complete laundry.
AM HOUSEKEEPER, Call some CL. nursing 6500 or experi- TR 2627. 1 I assistant wanted in rectory, 124 Locust Father Winter. JANITRESS, rates. office, Chevrolet several Motor openings, Axle.
exRiver take Niagara or Kenmore River Rd. bus. ITCHEN help wanted, pantry girls and dishwashers; top wages. Lorenzo's. 386 Pearl St.
ABORATORY assistant requires minimum one full year college chemistry, 2 or 3 years desirable; day work; 48-hour week. Apply Linde Air Products Research Laboratory, East Park Drive and Woodward Town of Tonawanda: do not apply if now engaged in war work. ADY for dishwashing. no Sundays or holidays, good hours, $25 per week. 1504 Hertel ave.
ENS workers, light clean, war jobs in vital war industry; do not apply in now engaged in war work. Spencer Lens 19 Doat st. good working conditions. Apply housekeeper, Hotel Niagara. TIGHT cleaners, work.
Apply Mr. Seager, personnel office, Hotel Statler. FFICE position, knowledge of typing and electric adding machine operation helpful; permanent work in pleasant medium size office, week, many employment benefits. Coverall Service Supply 551 Smith St. OFFICE girls, 16 years or older, pleasant work: opportunity for advancement with essential industry; 44 hours.
Write N. N. 75, News FFICE clerk, young woman to learn traffic dept. work; high school graduate with some clerical experience desired, downtown location. Advancement, Washburn Crosby 1200 Marine Trust Bldg.
O' Singer PERATOR sewing on ladies' machine coats shop, on experience power necessary. M. Kramer, 932 Broadway. wanted for Catholic church out of town, permanent position, years of experience not necessary; give references and approximate age. N.
N. 72, News office DANTRY women, full time. Apply Mr. Seager, personnel Hotel Statler. DANTRY girls.
The Park Lane, 33 Gates Circle. RECEPTIONIST 10 A. M. experienced. Call RESTAURANT cafeterias help; at counter Bethlehem and kitchen Steel.
Lackawanna. Call WO 1764 for appointment. wanted for steady and part time in milinery, lingerie and children's coat and dress good pay. Apply to Marder in person, I. Golden, 964 Broadway.
GALESLADIES for permanent positions. S. S. Kresge, 1530 Genesee st. CALESLADY, general helper; $30 weekly.
Jewelers, 640 Main. SALESWOMEN, with or without experience, pleasant working 2nd conditions. ply to personnel office, E. Edwards Son. SALESWOMEN, who desirable want full-time positions work: for ages 18 to 35.
Apply dally, W. T. Grant Main Huron. SALESWOMEN for our coat and dress experienced preferred. full or part time.
Apply personnel office, 2nd floor, E. W. Edwards Son. SEAMSTRESSES. The Pullman 1770 Broadway.
SECOND girl, experienced; references; I fine home. M. R. Agency, RI 6360. Help Wanted, Female SECOND cook wanted.
Buffalo Columbus Hospital, 300 Niagara: Inquire Mrs. SECRETARY. work. downtown bookkeeping office. and refined, steady job.
Apply Molin Crosby Big. SERVICE saleslady, 21 to 40, with drive er's license for established grocery route for Lockport and vicinity: guaranteed salary, plus commission and bonus: car and operating expenses furnished. 265 Grider. SEWING machine operators, experienced, on power machines, steady position, excellent salary, no work on Saturday or Sunday. Frontier Linen Supply 222 Van Rensselaer st.
near Seneca. in Larkin call WA 0400 for information. STENOGRAPHER for downtown law office, experience not necessary, permanent position with good salary and pleasant working conditions. For interview write L. L.
63, News office. plant superintendent's office in industrial laundry. 200d at figures, light clerical work, permanent position, week. Coverall Service Supply 351 Smith st. STENOGRAPHER, experienced preferred.
law office. 604 Morgan WA 3112 STENOGRAPHER wanted. 5-day week. 10 to 6 P. M.
Young Men's Hebrew Association, 277 Linwood Ave. STENOGRAPHERS and typists for oldestablished company, with opportunity for present and post-war employment: previous experience desirable but not sary; state age, education. experience and salary desired. Write R. R.
7. News office. STENOGRAPHERS, typists and seribers, well-established local facturer has openings in its stenographic dept. for women with experience for ing in the use of transcribing equipment; applicants must have had previous experience or business or high school tion: our office 18 conveniently located with additional transportation facilities provided through our plan; provide full details of personal tory and past employment. Write M.
M. 19, News office. TYPISTS, 1st class, excellent rates: em: ployment office open 8 to 4:30: do not apply if now engaged in war production or activities declared locally needed. let Motor Axle, River rd. plant.
part time. Havana Casino, 143 Goodell LA 1090. FAITRESS, experienced, for soda luncheonette: salary $25 per week, meals and uniforms included. Apply Lafayette Drug Hotel ette. WAITRESS 888 wanted.
Main Apply Chin's good pay, good tips. 571 Delaware, LI 9602. WAITRESS salary. WO Attractive, 9781. neat, night club, WAITRESS bonus and per meals, week plus steady extra employment, pleasant surroundings, private club.
417 Delaware. WALTRESSES top and wages, fountain girls, arranze full own or schedule, pleasant working conditions. Main; apply 2 to 4 P. M. and Sundays.
WAITRESSES small wanted, Institution. 936 permanent Delaware postWAITRESSES, experienced. wages, for Buffalo's finest restaurant. Pleifter'8. 627 Main St.
WAITRESSES 50c per hour for the Restaurant. 386 Pearl St. WAITRESSES young Desirable women positions who want for full-time work at modern luncheonette department: meals and uniforms furnished. Apply daily, W. T.
Grant Main Huron. 7AITRESSES, per week, meals cluded, no Sunday or night work. Apply Basil's Restaurant, 5061 Genesee, posite Curtiss plant. WINDOW trimmer, some experience, pinexperienced. Apply manager, Darling Shop, 570 Main.
for cleaning: good wages; Mrs. congenial surroundings. Phone Urr, GRant 1700. TOMAN or girl for diet kitchen. Apply Deaconess Hospital, 563 Riley.
WOMAN 4, for to production 12, light line factory supervision, work. 251 Seneca MA 4401. 1 or 2 days a week to help around house. 71 Lang, HU 6502. TOMAN for pressing.
experience not necessary; steady work. Royal Pants 110 Oak st. to keep house, live in. 2 adults. 72 Alsace, TR 7694.
we are interested in one who would like to make life Insurance career, collecting and soliciting. nent, excellent future, guaranteed salary, Erie or Niagara County resident. Apply Room 1021, Genesee Bldg. with banking experience, by financial institution, permanent sition after the war. Write N.
N. 45. News office. 25 to 50. with knowledge of restaurant cooking for steady, position, night work, good opportunity for right party.
Apply in person after 8 P. SL. Mann's. 2913 Balley ave. for receiving and shipping in wholesale distributing warehouse; pleasant working conditions.
experience not necessary; we will train you for the job. Write R. R. 8, News office. to clean office in downtown building.
Apply 1121 Marine Trust Bldg. 25 to 50, to help in kitchen and learn restaurant cooking. Apply In person after 8 P. Mann's, 2913 Bailey for cleaning needed at Crippled Children's Guild, 936 Delaware. WONDER for Apply RES Franklin evening st.
cleaning OMEN, we have a few Jobs open for automatic lift truck operators, it you can drive a car you are qualified. good pay. Apply any morning, Samuel Greenfield Co. 31 Stone just around the corner from Broadway and Bailey; easy to reach by bus or street car. for preparation of vegetables, steady work.
Apply Mr. Seager, personnel manager, Hotel Statler. with no end to the war in sight, there is more and more urgent need for you to take your place on CurtissWright production lines; we face for a constant and growing demand Curtiss fighting the ships; armed we are constantly to losing you men to forces; we appeal as a patriotic American to replace a man in our plants; you need no experience, we train you patiently and thoroughly in our own school; your work will be no more difficult than ordinary household duties yet it will be vital to victory; you're paid $33.80 week while in training. $41.60 after 3 months from the date you enroll or $46.80 on the second shift; we give you a choice of work and shift if possible plus sick benefits, vacation allowances, fine cafeteria service, good working condition; our sharethe -ride plan makes getting to and from work quicker and more convenient: talk It over with your family, you'll find they'll gladly make the adjustments at home so you can aid the war effort; it is most Important that you come now. 1f not already engaged in essential war work.
Apply for factory production jobs at the CurtissWright Training School, east entrance of Burgard Vocational High School, Kensington ave. near Fillmore, 8 A. M. to 4 P. applicants for typing, stenographic or shop or office clerical positions apply Airport Plant, Genesee at Airport, 8 A.
M. to P. or at the Curtiss-Wright Downtown Employment Office, 249 Pearl st. near Court, 8:30 to 4 P. do it now, war won't wait.
RE you looking for a good job? A gate this one which offers you all these advantages: clean, light, pleasant daytime work, no night or Sunday work. 5-day week, delicious hot meals served in teria for as little as 25c, good wages, no long fatiguing, hours, permanent employment: why take any old job, when you can have a better job with us? Apply today, Dates Launderers, Dry Cleaners, 1517 Kenmore between Delaware and wood. ERGER'S needs saleswomen for coat and suit department. Apply L. Berger's 517 Main st.
BERGER'S need their an toiletries experienced department. Apply L. L. Berger 514 Main 3d floor. ERGER'S needs a woman presser, good salary, steady position.
Apply L. L. Berger 514 Main alteration room. DERGER'S need saleswomen for moderate-priced dress department. Apply L.
Berger 514 Main st. ERGER'S need saleswomen for junior dress department. Apply L. L. Berger 514 Main st.
ERGER'S need saleswomen for our shoe department. Apply L. L. Berger 514 Main second floor. BERGER'S steady need an position, good addressograph salary.
ply L. L. Berger, 514 Main 6th Sparrow. SERGER'S need general office help, good Berger 514 Main 6th floor, La, Mrs. salary, steady position.
Apply L. Sparrow. DERGER'S need sewing hands for our alteration department; dressmakers and tailoresses will find these positions most attractive. Apply L. L.
Berger 514 Main 2d floor. ERGER'S need saleswomen for wear department. Apply L. L. Berger 514 Main st.
assistant for boys' clothing and furnishings: large dept. store; excellent opportunity. M. 3, News office. ASSENTIAL industry, girls for egg department.
Apply Fairmont Creamery 197 Scott st. ESSENTIAl Pont industry, full pay good plus wages. insurance benefit during periods of disabilIty: shift pay for work around the clock, vacations with pay: minimum age, 17 years. Apply at River rd. plant or 333 Andrews corner Court and Pearl 8:30 A.
M. to 5 P. M. daily, Saturday un11: 12:30 noon at plant. River rd.
bus direct to plant. Do not apply if now in war work. EXPERIENCED millinery full salesiadles. steady or part time; also stockgirls. Apply Ray's Hat Shop, 342 Pearl corner Huron.
EXPERIENCED Call WA stenographer 1068. wanted;.
