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iSjtiUl |p ! S S = ’ADIRONDACK DAILY ENTERPRISE, SARANAC LAKE. K. Y. . J f l v ) . ' 7 . ' ■ • ■ — Refresh ing — A/ways TEA M U L L E N ’S CASH STORE 19 Bloomingdale Avenue Phones 790 — 791 TroopersBearch Local Adirondack Area for Moody ELIZABETHTOW N, Nov. 18 (JP) — State Police continued to day to comb A d irondack forests in search of W illiam Moody of Saranac Lake, one of tw o m en who escaped from the Essex county jail after the bludgeon slaying of a jailer. Edm u nd H a rt, 21, of Keesville, -Moody’s- captured—companion—4n- the break M onday night, was charged yesterday w ith first de gree m u rder in the death of the jailer, E a rl Torrence, 64. State police probing deep into the forests w ere assisted in their MEW RELIEF WHEN CHILD FEELS If it’s QUALITY, We Have it! RIB ROAST of BEEF, i t . _________ 67c Rath’s SAUSAGE MEAT, lb. . 63c Boneless Brisket CORNED BEEF, lb. 69c Center Cut PORK CHOPS, l b . 75c For your information- and \guidance- we’d like - to advise the turkey we are offering for Thansgiving will be fleshy. So you can place your holiday order with us with complete confidence because we have the quality to offer. Choked h u n t by tw o blood hounds. Po lice said the dogs w e re w o rking w e st of K eene Valley, w h e re H a r t w a s captured Tuesday night. S h e r if f John P. Crowly said H a r t ’s signed statem e n t nam e d Moody as an accomplice I n the slaying. H a r t led the sheriff and state troopers on a 12-mile hunt yes terday in search of a 10-inch iron bar he said he and Moody had used to slug the jailer. H o w ever, they w e re unable to find either the bar or the keys which police say H a r t and Moody took from Torrence to m ake their esccape. The jailer’s body was found in a second floor hallw a y near the open gate of a cell block w h e re Moody and H a r t had been con fined. The jailer’s head was crushed. Moody was aw a iting trial on I b u rglary charges and H a rt, on a grand larcoeny charge. BOY,), SEVERELY BURNED IN CLUB ‘INlTlAnON’RITE ALBANY, Nov. 18 UP) — A 13-year-old boy was held today in a police investigation of a boya club “initiation” in w h ich nine- year-old John Law was burned severely. Police said last night John had been tied by the hands, feet and neck to a post during the initia tion, conducted by five boys in the cellar of a hom e. A kerosene lan tern placed on Hanley Quits Hospital During This Weekend ALBANY, Nov. 18 OP) — An Albany hospital spokesman said today that Lt. Gov. Joe R. Hanley was “well on the road to recov ery” and was expected to leave the (hospital this weekend. Hanley, 72, was taken to the hospital Nov. 15, suffering acute glaucoma of his sightless right eye, a condition marked by hard ness of the eyeball due to exces sive internal pressure. The eye was removedTast Saturday. his ' head slipped and the\ fuel spilled on his left arm , police said. The Law boy was left alone in the cellar and later the 13-year- old boy returned. The older boy lighted m atches to look at John’s bonds, police said, and a m atch ignited John's kerosene-soaked left sleeve. Hospital authorities said he suffered second and third degree burns. They described his condi- tion as “good”. Jo h n ’s seven-year-old sister, Delores, also is a patient in th e hospital. She was struck by an autom o b ile two weeks ago. Make your w a n ts know n ; page 6 Vermontville Resident Eyap. MILK tall can, 2 f o r --------------- 25c POTATOES, p e c k ------------------------ 45c Maxwell House COFFEE, l b . ---------- 53c TIDE, Ig- b°x ----------- 31c OXYDOL, lg. b o x ________ 1 _______ 31c IVORY SOAP, lg __________________ 17c CRISCO, 3 lb. can ______________ $1.09 CRISCO, 1 lb. c a n _________________39c VEIL, giant s i z e ___________________ 69c VEIL, lg. size 2 fo r ________________ 43c HONEY, 5 lb. s ize ______________ $1.19 Whole Cooked CHICKEN, 3 lb. can $2.19 Kellogg’s RICE CRISPIES, box . . 14c I Ideal DOG FOOD, 2 fo r _____ 25c COCA COLA, 6 for . . _■ ........ ............ Swift’s All-Sweet OLEO, lb . ______ 35c Keyko OLEO, lb ___________________ 34c Swift's PREM, c a n ________________45c Frozen STAWBERRIES _______ 53c Frozen HORSE M E AT ____ ________ 22 c Mother, you know what won derful relief you get when you rub on warming Vicks .VapoRub! Now . . . if a cold chokes-up y o u r y o u n g s te r an d m a k e s breathing difficult . . . here’s a special way to use VapoRub for grand relief, too! . . . It's VapoRub Steam I Put a good spoonful of Vicks VapoRub in a bowl of boiling water or vaporizer. Then . . . let your child breathe in the sooth ing VapoRub Steam. Medicated vapors penetrate direct to cold- congested upper bronchial tubes, bring relief, with every breath! For continued relief while child sleeps, rub throat, chest and back with Vicks VapoRub. It keeps work ing for hours to relieve dis tress. Try it! ©W V A P O R U B Not Amused by Antics Of Playful Polecat VERMONTVILLE, Nov. 18— A friendly skunk found him self un appreciated in this village yes terday m o rning when he tried to tease R o b e rt Goff. Rising at 5 a.m., Goff w e n t out on the back porch to find a •skunk sitting there. He retreated indoors and while he was p r e p a r ing to leave for his w o rk at Trudeau sanatorium the little ani m al climbed up onto the window sill and scratched on the window. Goff w e n t outside but the skunk had disappeared and . a thorough search of the grounds did not discover him. Just about to retu r n indoors, Goff epotted- the anim a l pecking around 'th e corner of the porch. Goff, tired of playing “hide and seek” at such an early hour, shot the anim a l through the head w ith his .22 calibre rifle. -ENTERS CATHOIC FAITH N E W YORK, Nov. 18 OP) — Elizabeth T. Bentley, self-styled “Soviet spy queen,” has em b raced the Catholic faith. She was bap tized Nov. 5 in a W a shington, D. C., church by the Rt. Rev. Fulton J. Sheen. D R E W R Y S (Did S tock ALE TONIGHT! TRY A o e n u im , i s j § p I l i S p S ................................. On These All-America ff THANKSGIVING _ VALUES „. Drewry’s Old Stock Ale is distributed in this territory by: Helmer Brothers. 118 Lake Flower Ave. Phone 69 Saranac Lake, N. Y, ... Floor Covering Linoleum Congoieum Asphalt Tile . \ Rubber Tile %Koroseal & HOLMES, INC. Ave. & Church St. Ext. Those 24 Leave your Order Now! YOUNG HEN TURKEYS 12 to 14 lbs. lb. 79c Extra Fancy KEYS f r o z e n foods Snow Crop Froz. Strawberries p k g . ________ 45c Froz. \Peas pkg. 23c Froz. Applesauce, p k g . ________ 10 c Chuck Beef Pot Roast,lb _ Pork Loin ROAST, lb 55c Armour’s Star Bag Sausage, lb. 49c Extra Fancy FOWL, l b . 49c Legs of Lamb, lb. 69c Albany Packing Co. Sliced Bacon, lb. 69c Lean Salt Pork, lb. .. 45c Fresh SALMON and Halibut STEAKS Waxed Turnips 2 lbs ______ lie Hard Cabbages 2 lbs 11 c Armour’s Cloverbloom BUTTER, lb. _______________ - 69c Patrician Extra Fancy Red Kidney BEANS, 2 cans 29c College Inn TAIL, — 2 can s ____________________ 25c First Trize Pure LARD, l b . ________________ 25c New Crop Diamond WALNUTS, lb. ____________ 49c Kounty Kist PEAS, They are excellent, 2 cans 25c Gold Medal FLOUR, 25 lb. Bag _ $1.99 Octagon Laundry SOAP, 3 bars _ _ 25c Campbell’s Cream of Celery SOUP, 2 cans 29c Del Monte Chunks PINEAPPLE, No. 2 can . . 34c Sombon Fancy Cut Wax BEANS, 2 cans _ J ______ 25c Large Juicy Florida ORANGES, d o z . _________ 33c 328 4 BLOOMiNGDALE GABRIELS Mr. arid Mrs. Robert Dewey are parents of a s o m B o r n a t the Saranac Lake General hospital last week. M r. and Mrs. _ Amos Shanty w e re recen t guests of Mr. Shan ty ’s m o ther, Mrs. H e n ry Vallnave of B rushton. 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H i 1 i « Mechanical Train Sets, spring w o u n d ______________ $5.98 Lots of Sleds $ 3 . 6 9 to * 6 . 2 9 Complete SUPER - MARKET T o y _________________ $2.98 SPEEDAWAY Sleds, com plete selection of lengths and size 8 . ERECTOR SETS *3 to * 1 0 TOY PIANOS Beautiful Plastic $3 . 49 Beautiful DOLL HOUSES .j-..-. _______________ _ $ 4.59 Large RIDE-EM TO YS ...................... $3.98 to $9.98 Tin TEA SETS ------------------------------------- 29c to 69c Gilbert MICROSCOPE SETS . . . ________ $2.95 Toy Town DELIVERY TRUCKS ..................... $2*98 B U Y A N Y OFTHBSE TOYS A N D HUNDREDS MORE ON LEONARDS LAY-A-WAY PLAN!
