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Food i , R R MML inch Sth. Inst cinc e 9. 1 1 . pe ai Fu K a % f 6 | - K O . Serpentine - Novelties - Paper Hats - + . \ \ v, ©, r., rack Five a e> K: . ... oon cn means s - - 1928 IS HERE -- That's the charm of New Year's-no matter what may have happened in the year just closing, we all * z .,. look ahead ready to. go . x ~~ \Ready to do bigger things , & _ \Ready to serve I . L. 'Ready to put more effort and more intelligence .... into everything we do You feel that way and we do, so we repeat that mellow old time \A Happy and Prosperous, New Year to you\ '. So Let's Go \ Englander Brothers - Glens Falls, N. Y. - 7 gmmmmgfivmwmmmmnfi? \\ounty [Tregsurer Sprague Dis-] poses of Many Parcels at Auc- Lake George County 'Treasurer Beecher Sprague yesterday sold a public auc-. tion at Lake George sixty-eight par- taxes were unpaid. About 150 parcels were originally on the list but many owners redeemed their property. and sold the parcels as follows, the: ‘sgcond' the successful bidder: , 'Bolton-Charlés Anderson, John Bennett, $7.00; Caldwell - Dexter Twiss estate, W. W. Bullis, $21.85; 'Chester-Jesse Bushee, L. E. Crandall,, $6.13; George and Rosalvo Fish, bid. in by them, $13.71; Edna B. Haskin, FE. W. Potter of Schenectady, $155.83; $22.09; Mrs. Miller and Lillian Ben- der, S. F. Hawley, $22.95; Gerald Wallace, Frank E. Bullard, $9.24; Hague-William R. Slack, J. A. Car- tion Sale Held Yesterday at| w.t cels of land upon which the 1927 | 'Col. Loyal L. Davis was auctioneet| first named being the owner and the[ $20.56; Jesse Bushee, W. W, Bullis,| Dr. Homer Harvey, W. W. Bullis,| THE GLENS FALLS TIMES, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31. 1927 roll of Schenectady, $6538.23; Horicon- Oscar Belden, $24.96; Lafayette Baker, bid in by himself, $12.12; Lynn Frasier, bid in .by himself, $6.48; G. H. Kroll, Jesse Starbuck, $15.48; - Marlowe Merrill, Robert Streeter, $1715; Ly man Johnsburg-Claude Strait, John S. Woodward, $9.21; George Warring- P. Coyle, bid in by himself, $18.52; Luzerne-Warren Shadwick, bid in by himself, $15.82; L. W. Chase, W. H. E Bullard, $16.18; Gustave Kuron, W. W. Bullis, $28.31; Mrs. Kenneth bid in by himself, Younes, bid in by himself, $18.89; ton, W. J. McCarthy, $15.95; Charles | Pasco, $18.96; Amos Hitchcock, Frank [. [ new xipnarimc roLick | [[F Details of the alleged \kidnaping\ of Wilhefilina Evelyn Smith, 11, of FROM W GV BY g‘Ghnfill'e Physician Says Resolu-| | U 1 DL | tion to Take Care of Physical | | / Condition Is Essential in Build- | ing* Success and Happiness 1 In making resolutions for building I I success. and happiness during. the | | New Year don't overlook health, for |: without this foundation you have j, nothing to build on,. Fhis was the [ theme of the health talk broadcast, 'by Dr. William L Munson, of Gran- 1: ville, district state health officer of 1 the State Department of | Health,], | {rom station WGX of the General | '] Electric. company last night. I \This is the time,\ said Dr. Mun- || Ison, \when everybody is making { {-resolutions - for the coming year.| | Vows are made to do more intensive |, work, to get new business and to give | better service to hold the old busi-} ness. It is also the time when bad | ' habits are being, at least momen- |: tarily, cast into the discard. : \We feel a thrill at thinking we} are going to force ourselves out of ; the old rut and do better during the { coming year, It gives us a glow of | anticipation. It makes us feel good { to think we are masters of ourselves. |- \But how many in pledging them- | selves to better things in the New| Year think of health, the most im- | portant thing of all-the health of * self, family and community? \Emerson says: 'The First Wealth} is Health. is more important? | possessions-they do not count un- And what is there that] Money, power, | In good health we are afraid of noth- ing. Good health and physical fit- ness are the basis of success in al- most everything we, do. $12.12; Pasco, Lynch, John R. McElroy, Frank E. Bullard, | Irving Griffing, $20.62; Herbert Quail, W. H. W. Irving Griffing, $2442 C. V. Plummer, W. $30.73. Queensbury-Elizabeth M. Allen, B. : | Oakland, Calif,, have been given to the police of Redlands, Calif., by Mrs. Emma J. Spence, welfare worker. Mrs. Spence said> Robert McClellan, convict she had known, in prison, had brought the girl to her home and that the two had lived there part of the time since the girl left her own home three weeks ago. The girl did not try to escape from the \kidnaper.\ Mrs. Spence said. Above are shown Evelyn, her mother and McClellan, \As an individual, you ought to take enough interest in your condi- tion to be examined and see how well fitted you are physically for the coming year's adventures. \If you are the head of the family, .| $10.71; Mrs. Harvey Floyd, Clifford C. W. Lamb, $13.30; Sherman Duross. W. Irving Griffing, $10.92; L. M. Davis, F. E. Bullard, $27.37; D. Da- vignon, H. J. Bromley, $12.39; Wil- Ham *'Connors, F. E. Bullard, $18.54; Mrs. Harvey Floyd, Harold W, Floyd, Floyd, $9.85; Mrs. R. S, Haines, F. E. Van Dusen, $18.92; Mrs. Haines, B. W. Lamb, $19.58; Mrs. Haines, W. H. Pasco, $20.35; Mrs. Haines, W. Irving CGriffing, $16.70; Mrs. Haines, W. H. Pasco, $16.68; Mrs. Haines, W. Irving LASSESghould reveal the personal- ity-not caricature it. Men who the importance of glasses as an ' + imppurtenance of dressing are com- '~ ing more and moré to prefer White Gold . , -spectacles for street and business wear, AL . . timless eyeglasses for evening. The new 8.3, ,, :...! \*metal is as strong and durable as it is in- 's,, .conspicrously becoming. WHITE GOLD GLASSES tl. L € wad al yur W P - £ Dr PBoyle fi .d 5 oe O T to he V -. 146 GLEN S oe TlensFalIs NY. o; ~ \U-KNO:US---A Smashing Galaxy of Thrills | y C i ew Year's Eve, Moose Hall &_ RAY WILCOX and HIS ORCHESTRA | ® i Get Your New Year Happinefls Here-Will Surpass in Entértain- f ment and Gayety Anything Ever Given in Glens lg‘alls Noise Makers Gnibre [7 DANCING : 9 to 1 a. m. . ADMISSION, 50c . SUPERVISED ING out ye belts '\ The New Yen’s heres Youi'fsjound foretells \-. A world of cheer. aC % ~ Next to the Next to. the ' p ’ 209 RIALTO ~ | 308 c RIALTO THEATRE - ( THEATRE - * - . __ WARREN STREET. - . - Watch for Our January Sale on Coats and Dresses io meme nene ias mein imen nn meni mer m n nen nes nent nen mek meto t yesh mem me don Jonses hen wie me wien wn hark tern wen men men Yorn wes we BRs. X woos, . - . § R < q \. A * ¢ - « Liberty Building 1 ¢ | g i | §z @ neighbors for their kind expressions jof sympathy | ment. JEWELER g ‘ _- Warrem: Street 1§ you ought to see that everything is FREEMANPLAN | ON BRIDGE IS Criffing, $16.69; Jesse Malone, W. H. | Pasco, $10.62; Jesse Malone, W. Irving $10.63; James'S. Mason, W. Irving - Griffing, $11.37; James S. 1 MORE POPULAR MAYORS DON'T WANT RAILWAY PAVING COST The State: Conference of Mayors, | after a conference | York Street Railway association, has |iefused to alter its stand on the mat- ter of paving costs assessed against railway lines. Under present 's the railways are required to. \ stre la w pave only &_ & & , the tracks. | Decision of, Canadian National| | speaking for the conference, Mayor et done to insure good health to your loved ones for the ensuing year. In this day and age ignorance is not ac-\ cepted as an excuse. If your child, gets diphtheria and dies, it is your responsibility. It would be almost impossible, it would seem, fpr a hu- TO BE MADE LOWER This StorezWill‘ Close Tonight at 6 P M. Neg? Year’s Eve We Extend to Everyone the Best Wishes company, we want you to. feel that our concern in :..; your welfare and success is far greater than: you could + » 1 for a Happy‘ ahdi“Pi05peroflsi'_ h «~ a . , [o [s And, in extending to you the best wishes of our ( possibly imagine. We count you, not merély as a customer, but as a + . . ® # - N friend whose confidence in us is a trust as welb as an obligation for the best we can give-in service, in\ . > . value, in personal interest. Please accept our sincere wishes for 366 days of prosperity and happiness in 1928, less onehas thé ability to enjoy them. “El JO AOL JBC revererrent yerrrercper ire yore er remrevetment rerio cnt - £ % ig | , 3 SSB i | man being in his right senses to live in any civilized | quarters without knowing about toxin-antitoxin and its: power to protect against diphtheria, \As a citizen, how much real value are you in making the community where you live a. healthy and safe 'place for children. to live? \Why not, at the beginning of this new year, pledge yourself to do some- with the New eight inches outside of fifigg'sfggai’n. X3\ H.D1‘>l:::c'>. $1111??? Railway Not to Build Railroad 33115: ht; 1532152122103}? Effigfifimegflfi thing during the next three hundred Sanes.\ ritegnéhgfinfifsfimflifigji Span - Removes | Opposition|is unfair to ask the cities fo 2% $253???tfiiyfieifiitofiu’iié’im‘f flgnlt)us§:?gglzlg S;t:tltg'5p§hl£ ‘ ACTOSS Border .' utiliFies. L222 ltl‘riil‘he‘ré are twé philosophies in life fer-25:25Yinfizisngvggglafif’ If.:;l°nk1°t§:: Decision of the Canadian Natiunul‘WOMAN’s CLUB WILL ' 33125 212: iitgllfvsaggd Tiirrlgisssmm? Bullard, two lots, $21.34. i Stony Creek-Jerome McCarthy, D. J. Dean, $1749; Thurman-Lewis Everetts, bid in by himself, $46.54; ; Stlas Wood heirs, W. W. Bullis, $23.81; 'nMartha Kenyon estate, Clayton Ken- yon, $90.62; Charles Monroe, E. B. Germaine, $71.50; Warrensburg-Dan- iel Burke, F. El Bullard, $14.28; Edna Fisher, W. H. Pasco, $106.10; Edna Fisher, Maurice Ashe, $14.88; Mrs. Thomas Pineau, W. Irving Griffing, $24.03. NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AT CRANDALL LIBRARY \Peaks and People of the Adtron- dacks,\ by Russell M. L. Carson, of this city, is among the new books just received at the Crandhll Free Library. Mr. Carson's book has been enthusi- astically received, and the publishers report a great demand for the volume. The complete list of books received is as follows: \Peaks and People of the Adiron- dacks,\ - Russell | Carson; | \Oliver Cromwell,\ John Drinkwater; \As- pects of the Novel,\ E. M. Forster; \Charm of Birds,\ Viscount Grey; \A Book of Jewish Thoughts,\ J. H. Hertz; \History of American Paint- ing,\ new. ed., S. Isham; \Joseph Conrad: Life and Letters\ 2 vols. G. Aubrey-Jean; \Son You're Going to France,\ C. E. Laughlin; \King Ed- ward VIII,\ Vol. 2, Sir Sidney Lge: \Bright Ideas for Entertaining,\ Mrs. + H. H. Linscott; \Plays of Life? Locke and- Gregory: | \Som People,\ 11. Nicolson: \Third Book, 6 Modern Verso,\ J. B. Rittenhouse: \American Songbas,\ Carl Sandburg; cure books they need for over the holiday before 9 tonight. scots MEET TUESDAY St. Andrew Society of Scots will meet at 7:30 Tuesday night in Odd Fellows' hall. j sODpaALITY MEETS TOMORROW | For the purpose of taking action on the death of the late Mrs. George Lyons, members of St. Anne's Sodal- ity of St, Alphonsus' church are ask- led to meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 in the church. { Notice There will be a special meeting of S£. John the January 2, to take action on Brother Hebert's death. _. Adv. WILFRED JARVIS, Pres. tor Card of Thanks in our recent beteave- MRS. MARY CROWLEY, SARAH ALWELL, ELIZABETH ALWELL, GRACE ALWELL Card of Thanks We wish to thank our - friends. and néighbors for their kindness to us during our recent bereavement and also for the floral tributes for 'which we are very grateful. (Signed): lL MATIE HEWITT, LAURA BAKER, IOHN BAKER, . ARBA BAKPR. Baptist society Monday; , we.wish to thank our friends and | i Railway not to construct a railroad bridge at Prescott is expected to re- move all Canadian opposition to the the St. Lawrence river at Alexandria Bay. Federal consent has been ob- tained by Mr. Freeman and he now seeks the consent of the Canadian government and New York state. The legislature a year ago approved the proposition but the bill was vetoed by Governor Smith. , Mr. Freeman proposes to organize a company which would construct the bridge. After a term of years during which tolls would be collected the structure would become public property. It is said that such a bridge would prove popular with tourists visiting Canada and that it would eliminate many miles from the present routes. OBITUARY Edward J. Lance Funeral Funeral services | for | Edward J. Lance will be conducted by the Rev. Charles O. Judkins tomorrow after- noon at 2 from the home of his son, George W. Lance, 17 Birch avenue. Interment will be in the Glens Falls cemetery. Mrs. Lyons Funeral The funeral of Mrs. George Lyons yill be conducted Monday morning at 9 from St. Alphonsus' church. In- terment will be in St. Mary's ceme- tery. Miss Ordway Funeral The funeral of Miss Mary Helen Ordway will be conducted at 9:30 a. m. Monday from St. Mary's church, Interment will be in St. Joseph's Mary's cometery. THREE AUTOMOBILES ARE DESTROYED BY FLAMES Fire destroyed. three automobiles und a small garage in the rear of / | the Coca-Cola Bottling company's plant at 67 Montcalm street yester~ 'day. The main building of the bot-. ' tling works was only slighty dams 'aged due to the quick work of the (firemen who were called by tele-. phone. One line of Hose was laid and- ' the blaze was confined to the garage. iA Ford delivery, & Nash sedan and a Studebaker went up in smidke. ONIGHT i ~ Theatres Rialto theatre, vaudévillé and pic- \Lures. . i Empire theatre, pictures. State theatre; pictures. Park theatre, pictures. Meetings and Events Moose dance in Moose hall. | I / Card party and dance in Maca-, [bee hall beginning at 8. Watch night service from 9 to 12 in the Baptist church, New Year's Eve party from 10 to. a | ( | 2 at The Queensbury. YOUNG JUDEANS TO MEET. The Glens Falls Young Judéans {will meet in the Hebrew Community building at 8 this evening. a IH HAVE CORNELL SPEAKER Dr. Ruby Green Smith, of the de- plans of B. W. Freeman, of Glens \Why not mak sol . Falls and Alexandria Bay, for the partment of Home - Economics | of with yfiurself thine. emn covenant construction of a private bridge over Cornell University, will speak on - \Home Making and Budgeting\ at the monthly meeting of the Woman's club to be held at The Queensbury Wednesday, January 4. will be held in connection with the meeting. sURPRISE FOR FRED HOPKINS Several friends surprised Fred S. Hopkins in his home Thursday night. The occasion was his birthday anni- versary. Euchre was played and re- freshments enjoyed. \Heart of Thoreau's Journal,\ Odci' cemetery, Fort Edward. our care. Shepard: | \Greville Diary,\ P. W. Mrs. Holleran Funeral Wilson. | Funeral services for Mrs. Lyda The libraty closes at 9 tonight and , ffolferan will be conducted at 10:30 Funeral will - remain - eloscd tintil Tuesdd} ip, m. Monday from St. Mary's Chapel morning. | Library patrons should sc- | church. Interment will be in St. ty oftbeing neutral is not great, it is 'hardly probable; either you do or you do not. the health of myself, my family, and my community \ WEDDING S A food sale Armstrong-Ross Mrs. Carrie E. Ross and William Armstrong of Glens Falls were mar- ried by the Rev. C. V, Kling, pastor of Trinity Episcopal church, Troy, December 24. They were attended by | Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Lance, Jr. \'During 1928, I shall give heed to | T he Vanity Shoppe 150 Glen Street Emmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmnmmmmmfi ‘v‘;—_—-—'—:’f—: f a . K - - a J ‘r’t hak I‘M - R P B P Z- , s Lm A nem \ i 66m; new boat when leaving shore Sights adventures far.. ' May your victories evermore | \ Carty ne'er a scat, Happy New Year . 9 Miss Lechlei‘ter Telephone 332 s FUNERAL DIRECTORS 37 Maple St., Glens Falls, Tel. 1810 OUR PLEDGE To always treat those entrusted to our ~ care with the same loving tenderness as if ' they were our own. That is our mission; and one which we pledge ourselves to ful- ! fill. We sincerely appreciate the trust placed @ in us when loved Ones are given over to f LEGGETT DRUG CO. To all of our Friends and Customers we most cordially extend our Best Wishes for a Pros- perous and Happy New Year. , & 5.5mmwwmwwwwwwwaflwwwwwfixwwwwm isan pone one somont toon ope ine pu tnd Spon sont the oo Vou einste tod en tore ope on etnton tie 604% A {0 ) T heSeason'sBest FOLKS: anime ti i sever nee ree is Since we can not see you all in person, we wish to have these few lines ex- r press to you our hearty good wishes of the season. 4-6 ELM STREET bad a 137 GLEN ST. § | | We Extend the Wish That You May Have a | BROWN'S NEWS ROOM | (en oona ween won men we men men man meen mecha men mes hk me meri \_ ade 10\ #] Prosperous and Happy | & p New 'Year - 1 14 South Street 1 1 il
