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•jts . 1 3 u ~ : ^ o n # # ’ * ^ # r v rare Towers lor 3-County District ^DJRONmCK nAILY ENTBREpSE, &ABANAC LAKE, N. 7. - Forest fire observers for this CSihton, . Essex and Franklin County district have returned to duty as of April 1st, according to C. J. Yops, district ranger a: Saranac Lake. Some of these observers are al ready a t their mountain stations. The rem ainder will be assigned to their stations as soon as wea th e r conditions demand. There are eighteen mountain stations in this district, said District Ranger Yops. The mountains and their ob servers are as follows: Belfrey Mountain, A. T. B urhart; White- faoe Mountain, Hiram Denton; St. Regis Mountain, Bert Ducatt; H u rricane Mountain, Emmett Fuller; DeBar Mountain, John Garland; Makomis Mountain, Ar thur Greenough; Azure Mountain E a rl Johnston; Adams Moun tain, Edward Morarity; Palmer Hill, William Nolan. Vanderwhacker John O’Donnell; Lyon Mountain, Robert Seney; Pok-O-Moonshine Mountain, Russell Smith; Boreas Mountain, Basil H. Stowall; Pha raoh M ountain,'John H. Stowell; Goodenow W alter West; Loon Lake Mountain, un assigned; Morris Mountain, un assigned; Ampersand Mountain, unassigned. All are veterans of , from one to seventeen years of service at these mountain locations. As stat ed by Mr. Yops, the main duties of these observers consist of w at ching for smoke from their tovt. er positions on top of the moun tains, to report positions of smokes sighted to the nearest forest ranger of fire warden, to m aintain the tower, cabin, trail, telephone line and other facilities in the best of condition, and to reply to inquiries of visitors who visit these far-away posts. Besides the observers as listed and Mr. Yops, the forest fire con trol staff for this district consists of twenty-two rangers and about LAKE PLACID, April 8—Mrs. .Elsie Davis of 8 Spring street was hostess recently at a party for her daughter, .Nancy, who celebrated her eighth birthday. Games were played during the afternoon and refreshments were served. Those attending were Thompson,- Patricia Sheffield, Joan Porter, David Walsh, Gordon LaHart, Donald LaHart, Nancy Strack, Carol Strack, Joan P r a tt and Betty Lyons. M U L L E N ’ S CASH STORE 19 Bloomingdale Avenue Phone 790 - 791 Nutritious Meats of Top Quality Steer CHUCK ROAST, l b . _________ 55c Boneless Brisket CORNED BEEF, lb 59c Fancy FOWLS (41 - 5 lbs. avg.) l b ... 47c We have FRESH SPARER1BS & PIGS HOCKS In onr SEAFOOD DEPARTMENT we have HALIBUT, SALMON, FRESH FILLET OF HADDOCK and FRESH BULL HEADS STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM, pt. . . 30c CANDY CAKE DECORATIONS pkg 10c WALNUT MEATS, lb .......................... 90c CREAM CHEESE, 2 pkgs ............... 33c Red RASPBERRRY Preserves, jar . 39c Royal Scarlet FRUIT COCKTAIL, 8 3|4 o z . _____________________ 17c Halves BARTLETT PEARS, 1 lb can 31c PARKAY MARGARINE (Quick Color) 42c Astor ORANGE PEKOE BLACK TEA p k g . ________ 45c White House COFFEE, lb ............. 43c SIMONIZ Liquid Wax, q t ............. 95c IVORY SOAP, Large, 2 f o r 35c IVORY SOAP, Medium, 3 f o r 33c DUZ, Large Size __________________ 35c LAVA SOAP, 3 f o r ______________ 27c SPIC & SPAN, 2 f o r _____________ 39c DREFT, Large S ize ____________ 31c TURKEY, Boned, c a n _____________ 98c Rath’s Breakfast SAUSAGES, can . . 43c Rath’s Tender TONGUE, c a n ______ 61c Rath’s BEEF & GRAVY, c a n ______ 65c Potted MEAT, c a n ________________ 10c BEEF STEW, can ........................ 45c Silver Bar PEAS, 2 c a n s ____________ 39c AROUND T0W H '...w ith#£4fe <Jfal iit ALTStAJT dress gets seat.” two hundred wardens. The ran gers have stations in St. Regis Falls, Owls Head, Dannemora, Altona, Keeseville, Saranac, Au. Sable Elizabethtown, Keene, Schroon River, Lake Gol den, Chilsen, Schroon Lake, Olm- sjedville, Lake Placid, Saranac' Lake, Bloomingdale, TupperLake Olympic Bob Run, Shattuck, Clearing, Newcomb, and Aiden Lair. The forest fire control head quarters for this district is loca ted at Saranac Inn. A full day’s training and instruction session is scheduled for all personnel at that location on April 8. At this meeting the men will receive the latest instructions and advice be fore assignment to their stations for the spring fire season, said Mr. Yops. District Ranger Yops coutions everyone th a t within all fire towns of this district, an indivi dual must obtain a written per mit from his local ranger before setting a fire to dear land or to burn logs, brush, dry grass, or stumps. Fires can be reported by tele phone by calling the “Forest Ranger” in any of the locations listed, or by calling the district office — “Saranac Lake 698.” Mr. Yops states that the cooper ation of the public in reporting fires has always been excellent, and has been greatly appreciated by his bureau. Enoch Squires of Lake Placid, writer and lecturer, who gave the luncheon address at the meeting of Rotary club mem bers in Glens Falls. Seek To Close Bars At 1 O’Clock, a. m. SYRACUSE, April 8 UP)—' The Onondaga County Alcoholic Bev erage Control board is deadlock ed on a proposal to close bars and taverns at 1 a.m. Dr. Buettner, who opposes the proposal, said further investiga tion would be made. The other member, George W. Linder, fa vored the 1 a.m. plan in a vote yesterday. Meanwhile the bars will be op en until 3 a.m. Make your wants known; page 6. animal food. LOTTERY LEADS NORTH UTICA, April 8 (£>)— Four men were arrested last night and early today in connection with lottery investigation underway for three weeks, police reported. More than 125,000 lottery tick ets were seized in Utica and nearby Rome. The lottery’s operations exten ded through central and into northern New York, police said. Eels usually rem ain hidden dur ing the day and feed at night on I Yesterdays Test Run Of Fast Freight over Adirondacks Watched UTICA, April 8 (5»)—The New York Central railroad is conduc ting a series of tests which may result in faster delivery of news-, print from Canada. An 83-car freight train, power ed by three 1,500-horsepower diesel units, hauled a load of 2,- 600 tons yesterday through the Adirondack Mountains in the op- Alma Cleveland To Wed Herbert Wild LAKE PLACID, April 8—Mr, and Mrs. Grover Cleveland of Lake Placid have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Alma Cleveland, to Herbert Wild, son of Mrs. Bertha Wild of Syracuse. Miss Cleveland studies at Taylor university and is now training in the home economics depart ment at Plattsburg State Teach ers college. Mr. Wild is attending Syracuse university where he is studying electrical engineering. He served during World W ar II with the Navy. No date has been set for the wedding. Of approximately 422,000 pro ducing oil wells in the United States, only about 4,900 produce oil without pumping. FOR EXTRA ENJOYMENT, GET TET 1 EY TEA It'S 'Flavor-Crushed ” ening phase of a six-day test. The railroad said i t plans to add 100 tons each day. The test train will make daily round trip between Utica and Malone, about 150 miles to the north. The Adirondack division run normally is made by coal burn, ing locomotives hauling from 18 to 24 cars. To avoid steep grades, news print usually is brought from Malone to Utica via W atertown and Rome. Railroad officials said if the tests are successful, it will mean faster delivery of newsprint from Canada to New York city. Lake Placid Last Times Today DEAD RECKONING with Humphrey Bogart and Lizabeth Scott Friday & Saturday THE PRINCE OF THIEVES with Jon Hall and Patricia Morison — and — UNTAMED FURY Just RememBer — STARKS Have it! FOR THE a & m - - U P P E R S Brooms - Mops - Mop Pails - Mop Pail Wringers - Dust Mops - Window. Cleaners - Dusters - Wiping Cloths - Automatic Dust Pans - Paper Incinerators - All Cleaning Supplies — 0-CEDAR DUST MOPS — ALL SIZES — Do away with MOTH DAMAGE! Moth Gas Gothes Saver 69c Moth Gas liquid 79c Moth Gas Vaporizer . ........... 89c Buy a New GARBAGE CAN — All Sizes HOUSEWIVES—How about NEW CLOTHES LINES? We have quality lines, line pulleys, clothes baskets, clothes pins, etc. GEO. L. ST ARKS & CO. Inc. 29-33 Broadway Phones 183 & 184 : Africa's population, estimated! About two-thirds of the ] at 160,000,000, includes only about ] In the United\ States whft 4,000,006 Europeans I divorces have no children. 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Finest Local POTATOES 15 Ib.Peck 69c Sealtest FRUIT COCKTAIL, 1 lb. pkg ______ 25c Sliced STRAWBERRIES, — Sweetened p k g . ------------------------------------- 49c Green PEAS, p k g . ________________ 21c French Fried POTATOES, pkg. - — 29c Pollock STEAKS, l b . _________ __ 33c SALMON and HALIBUT STEAKS — FILLETS of HADDOCK, COD — Split BROILERS — Cut up FRYERS — Cut up FOWL — Long Island DUCKLINGS — ICE CREAMS Best Quality Legs of LAMB, lb. ........... 65c Chuck Beef POT ROAST, lb. ............59c Swifts Premium FRANKS, l b . ___ 59c End Cut PORK CHOPS, Lean & Meaty, lb. - - 59c First Prize Lean BACON SQUARES, lb. . . . . . 55c First PrizQ Boiled HAM, £ l b . _______________ 65c Fresh CAULIFLOWER — CUCUMBERS — California CARROTS — Pascal CELERY — PARSLEY — Firm Ripe TOMATOES — Just Arrived New MAPLE SYRUP! jzrmrwn 7_L EREE DELIVERY PHONE 328 4 BLOOMINGDALE AVfc. «*” ft* * - , ' * 3
