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Page 6 TUPPER LAKE FREE PRESS AND HERALD Thursday, DecehiD ( Tupper Lake (Continued from page 1) strengthened England and Krance. They can get the friendship of all the small nationa because they can otter them better inducement! In the way of trade treaties than cap either Germany or Italy. Per- Legal Notices To whom it may concern: The firm of D. J. and F. J. Mc- Carthy has been dissolved and the business is to be continued by Frank J. McCarthy, the under- signed, who has assumed toe payment of all firm obligations and has taken over 'all accounts duo the firm. These accounts are now due and payable at my of- fice at 48 Park street. F. J. McCarthy. NOTICE I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by anyone other than myself. (Sgd.) Lester Eseltine. hapsj thU recent readjustment la a forerunner to 8 more resolute front oo the part of Great Britain in her relation* with Japan. . * • • AN old Etiquette book for ladies wrltttn in 1880 advised young laxttw to.be omrefui in drinking with men and under no circum- stance to take more than one glawi of champagne for the writ- er adviMs, \It {a more than the head of an American female can bear.\ Well, all we ean aay ia that we have gone tar la this respect since .grandma was a girl. The young lady was advised to say nothing to her host if while on a visit she should find her bed in- habited with Innumerable little nulaances, She should confide it to the chamber maid and\not rlak making her hostess her life- long enemy. Probably in the days of 1850 pies were he-man affairs for the advioe was \Do not eat pie alone with a fork but utilise a knife to eat It in small pieces.\ A girl was expected to have a spaxe pin or two so that when eating she could pin her nap- kin to her belt. A real piece of sound advice which has be- come extinct was for a girl when going out on a pariy to insist on paying her own ticket and thus be under no obligations to her gentleman friend,. No doubt In. 1850 these stales were observed about as well as the present code is followed today. Rein's Rendezvous INVITES YOU PHONE 389 NOW AND RESERVE A TABLE New Year's Eve MUSIC BY A Snappy New Orchestra Confetti, Notsemakers, Favors and All the Making* of a Grand Party Await You. Dancing and Oayecy Till the Wee Hours. $1 Per Person CLASSIFIED FOB SALE A REED STROLLER. CAN BE used a* cavrrlage for small baby SO, If sold at onoe. Ia good condition. Mrs. H. Jay, 29 Berkley Ave., Faust. Zte FOB BENT FURNISHED HOME. CENTRAL- ly located. Rental reasonable. Mrs, Wm. H. White, phone »8 «t ITT. Me WARM. WELL - FTJBNISHED MrtaMe beds. Mrs. Frascls Ststar. Baquetto Kiver Drhfe. 114-W. Ste BOUSE WITH 6 ROOMS AND bath; all modern eeavenieaoee. Beat reasonable. Inquire Pleree- •sM Bd. — 141 Mala St. Fsost. Itp CENTIIAE- FURNISHED HOME, ly located Phone or write Mr*. Fred Le- Boeuf, St. Regis Falls, V. T. tie Walter A. Bradford, Dies in Hospital Here Monday Walter Allen Bradford, 66, life- long resident of Louisville, N. Y.. died suddenly Monday night at Mercy General Hospital, here. Mr. Bradford had been troubled with asthma and in poor health for the past year and a half. In the middle of November he decided to come to' Tupper Lake to Uve in a camp with the hope that the higher altitude would prove bene- ficial. Just about ten days ago he was admitted to Mercy General Hospital. Only a few minutes be- fore he passed away Monday night, he was. up and dressed. He was born March 30, 1871, in Louisville, a son of Henry and Mary AUen Bradford. He spent his entire life in that community with the exception of several years when he worked on steamboat Unas on the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River. Mr. Bradford never married. His sister, Miss Mary R. Bradford, resided with him. Surviving are the one sister, Miss Mary Bradford, at home; one nephew, Henry Bradford, Syracuse; three nieces,, Miss Louise Bradford and Mrs. Mar- garet Fisk. both of Thiells, and Mrs. George Taylor, Louisville Landing; a sister-in-law, Mrs Samuel Bradford, Orlando, Via. James D. Bradford, Louisville, is one of the cousins. The funeral will be held this afternoon from the home oC the cousin, James P. Bradford. ' The Rev. E. F. Mellott, pastor of Louisville and Louisville landing Community churches, will conduct the services and burial will be made in the family cemetery on the old Bradford homestead. TO SMALL FAMILIES. ONE apartment uptown, with bath. |M; two apartment* at Faust, with bath. $11 John LeBoenf, tfe WANTED TO BUY WE BUY WRECKED CARS AND sell used parts. Good cash prices paid. Tom Larfcln, Faost, phone 441. tfe WE ALL KINDS OF USED CARS, Junk, scrap metal, rags, paper. etc. Hlaraeet cash prices paid! WE SELL, used cars and all parts of cars. We call tor junk. Phone ZS9. Faust Junk Yard. Kellm * Herman. Props. Faost, N. V. tto OH, BURNERS KITCHEN OIL BURNERS cleaned and adjusted. Work guaranteed. Price reasonable Phone 6. MONET TO LOAN FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR FIRST la Fmaklta oeoaty. pajmeats ef 1% ef lea* both hitereat and prto- Apvty te Pleads 1 tfe. HARDWOOD FOR SALE STOVE OR CHUNK. «2.7S CORD. E. A. Cfcrtsty, 14 Berkeley Av Faust. Phone 2S2-R before 8 at noon, or In evening, tfe COVERED WAGON TRAILERS. Priced S«45 up. Price Includes hitch and electric wiring. White's Music * Electric Tup- per Lake, phone 177. tfe Ellis' Market 71 Wawbeek Ave. Phone 162 We Extend to All Our Customers and Friends Sincerest Wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year. ,HKKFrs A NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION WHICH YOU WILL NEVER RET.RET — SHOI' AM) SAVE IN THE STORE WHERE QUALITY COUNTS AND YOUR MONEY (JOES FARTHEST! FINE FRESH MEATS AT LOWER PRICES! TURKEYS ri.tMI- ANDTElVDER IJB, 31c FANCY FRESH DRESSED FOWLS 29c lb. KOASTI.NG (IIKKKN CKKSE 33c Ib lb 29c SIKLOIN STKAK PUKE PORK SAUSAGES . lb. lb 22c PORK CHOPS PORK SHOULDER lh - 23c lb 18c TKMITINO, SWEET, JUICY Oranges doz. .23 CRISP CALIF. K EBEWi Lettuce 2 lg. hds. .15 TKNDKK, CRISP MEAD Celery 2 big bchs. .15 NFAV YORK STATE Apples 10 lbs. .25 Chicory 3 lg. hds. .25 TEXAS Grapefruit 6 for .25 <'.\BHA<ii; TURNIP AND Carrots 10 lbs. .25 IIIIISOX, RICH, Kl I J,-FLAVORED Coffee 2 lbs. .29 FINK QUALITY Milk 3 cans .22 14-OZ. BOTTLES* Ketchup 2 for .23 (iOLDEN BANTAM Corn 3 cans .29 TENDER, SWEET Peas 3 cans .29 LARC;E CANS Beans 3 f or .29 Lard .2 lbs. for .25 Fresh Eggs doz. 32c Dill Pickles doz. .29 AROUND TOWN Billy McCarthy, young son of Postmaster and Mrs. Patrick H. McCarthy Jr., underwent an ap- pendicitis operation at Mercy Gen- eral Hospital thia morning. His condition ia favorable. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kolmer of Utlca are visttiog at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Frenette. A son was .born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence pilon Monday night at their Webb Row home in Faust. Mrs. Viols. Ives sad son Wesley of Bethel, Vt. were guests over the holidays of Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Ives ST., and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ives Jr., here. Mr». Leonard Hoffman and daughter Janice of Syracuse spent Chriitraas at the home of her sla- ter, Mrs. J. O. Bedard. Monday they motored to Lake -Placid to visit their sisters, Mrs. Clarence BU»on and Mrs. James McOib- boni. They returned today. ' JURY SYSTEM IS DISCUSSED AT ROTARY The tendency on t*e party of many Jurors to let personal pre- judice, business reasons, precon- ceived notions or friendship sway them. Instead of adhering to their oath to decide according to the evidence presented was cited by Attorney Ralph Hastings as on* of the major faults with* the jury system in an address Wednesday before the Tapper Lake Rotary Club at Hotel . \Despite lte system Is a p rights for whl fought long am out \It Is < whether or n< serve when sun that service se The manner drawn, qualifl and their dutli the speaker. Stalin's goi landslide victo er shooting hoi RING OUT THE OLD — KINO IN THE NEW — AT — Mt. Morris Tavern's GALA ' New Year's Eve Party — MUSIC BY — BERT'S MERRYMAKERS No Cover or Minimum Charge ALL, NIGHX^LICENSi: DANCING MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EABLY 2SS Park Street *•»*• *»• PHONE 296 — NOW! — CHZIR! And make reservations for your New Year's Party AT THE Park Hotel EVERYTHING IS READY FOR A GALA WELCOME (' TO 19S8 AT THE PARK! GAY HOLIDAY HATS, NOISE- MAKERS AND ALL—AND, OF COURSE — GOOD MUSIC BY THE PARK HOTEL ORCHESTRA t Minimum Charge $1.00 Person WE HAVE AH ALL NIGHT LICENSE FOB NEW YEAR'S The Management of Hotel Altam Wishes You Success and P During 1938! Meet Your Friend* at the Alt Greet the New Year B You'll FmH This a Friendly Spot in \JJMDW Which to Ring Out |iTvA*fl the Old and Ring In the New! iree Star OLYMPIC AR1 LAKE PLACID SATURDAY, JANUA COLONEL STOOPW FAMOUS COMEDIAN AND IW i AND LISA SERGIO THE GOLDEN VOICE OF I To Be Crooned King and Winter by Lowell Th Color — Music — Pag FIGURE SKATING EXH RAnmnra VERAHRUBA HOCKEY Clarkson vs. Queens U Two of taw Top-Raaklna- Intercollegiate T of a Three-Game Series. One of the « of Hobday Week. FIRST AND SECOND GAM1 Intercollegiate Hockey THCH&, AND FRI., DEC. SO, SI A One Price Admits to All Three General Admission, 55c In Reserved Seats, 85c to $1.( RESERVATIONS AND TICKET * Olympic Arena, Lake PHONE LAKE PLACID, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 7: Notice! TO MY FRIENDS AND PAT- RONS IN TUPPER LAKE AND VICINITY: Having purchased my brother's Interest In the meat and gro- cery business which we have conducted for the past IS yearn at 48 Park street, I wish to notify the public that the business will be conducted as McCarthy's Market hereafter at the same site under my management. YOUR CONTINUED GOOD WILL AND PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED. WATCH THIS SPACE WEEK- LY FOR OUTSTANDING BARGAINS IN MEATS AND GROCERIES. Frank J. McCarthy JOIN IN THE JOYOUS WELCOME TO 1938 Empire Hot NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY ALL KINDS OF FAVORS AND NOISEMAKERS DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF BILLY WHITE AND HIS ORCHESTRA No Cover or Minimum There'll Be All the Makings for a Grand New Year's Eve Frolic at the Empire! Make Your Reservations Early! 196 PARK ST. JPHONE 383
