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Friday, November 4, 1938 ROSENDALE NEWS PAGE THREE SPECIAL BLUE PLATE DAILY Sport New By Mel Fein AT THE PLACE FOR GOOD EATS ROSENDALE ( Formerly Bill ’ s ) RESTAURANT MAIN STREET, ROSENDALE JACOB DUBOVAN, Prop. GENERAL INSURANCE WESTON CLARK TILLSON, N. Y, Phone Rosendale 22-F4 *^\wwvv»v*^vw»vwvw»ww» Real Estate FOR FARMS, BOARDING HOUSES, BUNGALOWS, ACREAGE, WATERFRONT PROPERTY ~ See William Wiesler Binnewater, N. Y. CO-OPERATIVE INSURANCE * * * * Kenneth K. Clark TILLSON, N. Y. Phone Rosendale 78F-4 News Ads Get Results Well . . . well. Here we are againu. Yeah and so what? Noth ing happened last week and noth ing probably will this week. That is nothing to further the cause of Rosendaie ’ s basket-ball team. My hat ’ s off (yes, I own a hat) to Hank Yonnette. He intended to try and manage the team this year. Of course, he expected all of this “ diamond stars ” to play, and they undoubtedly will. At any rate Hen ry watched last week ’ s practice session and then came to this con clusion. He figured that while he ’ s able to tell the fellows what to do on the ball field he couldn ’ t do so on the floor. He admits that he has a meager knowledge of base ball, but basketball . . . not on your life. So Mr. Yonette wishes to retire from the realm of sports until this coming spring. So long Hank, see you in April. It seems to me that I was ap pointed booking manager by Hokey Rask. My sentiments to ward the job have nothing to do with it. He appointed me and I ’ m just supposed to make the best of it. Well maybe. My only hope is this . . . That I have more suc cess booking teams, if I do take the job, than he has in organizing them. As far as I know there will be no practice this week. All of the boys are rarin ’ to go. But as long as the hall stays locked up they won ’ t be able to. Sure . . . they ran around Monday night for awhile. And . . . the next day they were so doggone stiff they could hard ly walk. Conservative Steve Moc- ko and lazy me were the only two fellows that didn ’ t over exert them selves. There ’ s an excuse for me. I can ’ t play. As I said before Steve felt it foolhardy to “ wreck ” him self in the first practice. Don ’ t forget there ’ s a long hard season ahead. Maybe Hokey and Davey will formulate some plans and get this thing underway. I hope so. Our congenial superintendent, Mr. Stee- ley, is always ready to get the hall in shape for the fellows if he has a little advance notice. And that is that. No more to say so perhaps I ’ d do better if I shut-up. Thanks for bearing with me. So long and thanks again. ♦3 F-M (TN) S-+0 <T*0 <r*3 G-*0 c*9 <4 SOCIAL PARTY ^ Sponsored by Holy Name Society ST. PETER ’ S HALL,. Rosendale Wed., NOV. 9th Admission — 25 Cents f^<r^cr^6^(r^5^6^6^o<rK)6SOcr^>«^)c^oc^><rfOc^)crf^(r^o<r^>(r^o Come out and hear Al. JONES and his Ragtime Band at # Kristie Farm Inn ♦ DINING AND DANCING DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT BEER — WINES — LIQUORS We Specialize in Clam Bakes and Parties Rosendale, N. Y. F. P. Wingert, Mgr. ROSENDALE Mr. and Mrs. F. Wingert spent n few days in New York on busi ness. Attention Voters The New York State Literacy Tests will be given at the Rosen- Nov. 1, 138, 9 A. M. to 4 I*. M. dale School: Nov. 8, 1938, 9 A. M. to 4 I ’ . M. Election Day, A. M. to 6 P. M. HE WAS NO GENTLEMAN An Irish flraman, at a big blnze in Dublin, managed to climb into a burning bedroom at the top of the building and bring out a woman f/oih thd'fkim'fcs.' When ’ he was half- Wrijt dowit ’ thfe ladder, says Answers Magiizffiti, he Idst his hbld and fell hedidly ’ to thb' ground with the v/t>m- afl ’ bfi top of hliri. A ‘ dtfdfof fusfied u£>, but found that rid'dhmh^e had bfeen dorfe: ’ \'5i i 6ti' l re a ’ bfave'man, Pat, ” said thb ‘ ddeftif,'' shaking hlrri by the harid. 1 The Irishman rubbed his InjdrfeSV “ Begorrah, Oi may be that, but Oi ’ m no ’ gehtlWnan, or OFd have let the''lady go flrstf ” QuIte ’Dlffbrent “ Hal ' Hd,' ” ' Hirighani ” la'dgHed.\ ‘ ‘ V ’ diP-pbdr ’ bfd hehpebketll I-saW yob yesterday sewing a-button oh ctiat.' Haf Ha! ” Henpecked looked dignified, ‘ \that yMrdid fidf,* hi replied With ’ some warmth. Hlngham'jfTaee felL ” 1 tell you I did ’ \ ' he 're'pliid.' \i saw ’ you w ’ fifi fny owd eyes 'over' 'the' garden fiftc*: ” ' HinpeeKid'Sa^e a superior Vmll*. \I tell you ’ ydu r'Mri't; ” he replied, \it was'my'Wlfe's coat* ’ r Jlrfik-I he if ‘ you ’ ve faked ’ ufJ golf. What do you go around'Iff? MHW^u-'Well, in a sweater ’ usu ally. NOT' SO SMAUU' mm ROSENDALE Mrs: C. Philbins of New York, aunt of Mrs. T. Kristie, spent a week at the Farm. Jack Kanfhold was a week-end visitor at the Kristie Farm. Mr. ■Kanfhold was formerly employed as printer foreman when Mr. Kris tie was publisher of the R. R, Re porter and Traveler ’ s News. Dr. Rymph and his wife return ed to their home in Bloomington after spending a few weeks vaca tion in the mountains. ------- 'Rosendale Si ipress a We Do Printing of Every Description Phone Rosendale 7 VW\WWW%VW%WWtAWV\-VVCVVV\ » USED « PLUMBING FIXTURES (GOOD AS NEW) Julious Rudolph 375 Boulevard, Kingston Route 32 Just as you enter Kingston Range Oil ....AND.... Kerosene Prompt Delivery BERT ORME Kingston R3 Box 140 Phone Rosendale 91-F3 Now is the time to put up your “ No Trespassing ” signs. Get them at this office for 60c dozen. Classified Ads FURNITURE FOR SALE FOR SALE — Single and double beds, mattresses, 6-piece patlhr suit, dressers, sewing machine, baby crib set, child ’ s desk and many other useful articles all in first class condition. Herman Os- mers, Tillson, N. Y., phone Ros endale 43-F-2. TO LET — 4 rooms decorated, fur nished or unfurnished, toilet and running water, $12.00. William Weisier, Binnewater, N. Y. IS IT INSURED? YOUR home may be next. You never can tell.C If fire should come, and you ’ re not insured, neighbors ’ aympathy won ’ t help you pay die bill. And a $1,000 policy won ’ t cover a $2,000 loss, so be certain you have ENOUGH fire insur ance. We ’ II be glad to tell you. No obligation. Donald W. Schryver MAIN St. Phone 70 ROSENDALE, N. Y. U. P. A. STORE THIS WEEK ’ S LAST LINE LIMERICK A cleanser called BRILLO, I vow, Makes aluminum sparkle, and how! Pots and Pans become clean ^ With a surface of sheen ' l “ You ’ re nof'Boitfgr'to hiiijf yavtif-' 1 self in this\ Utile bit of a tom, are you?'* ’ “ iWf'tMtff not' W he'ceiSary-L W0 ’ re < riot\sd atndll af fiofto* Hava\ afi'fmdbttaker; you know.\ Ebh ’ o AmSWcrsT Guide — There is a wonderful echo here. ' Just' ’ shout as loud 1 as you catf. \TWO pint's 1 of beefT ’ ' ' Tourist (after shouting as he wad' told) — r can hear nothing.* Guide\ — Ffever mind. 1 Her* come'l' the landlord with the bderi' WEEK-END SPECIALS LEG OF LAMB ......................................................... 23c lb HOME MADE HEAD CHEESE ................ . ... ..... ... 23c lb SIRLOIN STEAKS ............................ . ........ .......... . 33c lb FRESH HAMS ..................................................... . 23c lb HOMEMADE PORK SAUSAGE ....................... . ... 28c lb RIB LAMP CHOPS ............................................. ... 23c lb Rossler ’ s Market Sfandhrtf Rates Klhg Arthur — How ’ much wilt thdu take- for that suit of armor, Lance? Sir • ’ Lancelot — Three' cents an ouiicie,' 1 sire'. It ’ s 1 first-class mail. — Family Circle. T«1 81 Main Street ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ FREE' DELIVERY Tel. 81 ’ ■V Rosendale, N. Y. r ■
