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SlXDAY. WA\ 10. 19:5:5 THE OGDEXSBURG ADVANCE AND S T. LAWRENCE SUNDAY DEMOCRAT PAGE NINS Elks Will Entertain On Dec. 27 Supper Dance to be Held for the Benefit of Lodge Charity Fund. The local lodge oC Elks will hold for the first time in history a so- cial evening on the night of De- cember 27ih in the form of a sup- per dance. Elks and the immed- iate members of their families will be welcomed. Proceeds of the par- ly wi!! go towards the benefit of the lodge charity fund. It is expected that this party will be the first of a wiuter series -t:nd should prove exceedingly popu- lar to Elk members. Several weeks ago, a mixed bridge tournament was hel<l in the dub rooms and Vroved successful and if such is a criterion the coming party should be well patronized. The commit- i^e in charge, headed by C. Henry i armody. chairman. John Wert, Charles Hand. Erwin Chilton. Mrs. George La vine Dies Ford Street Resident Suc- cumbs Suddenly to Pneu- monia. Mrs. Berilia Snow La vine, 5S. wife of George Lavine, died sud- denly yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at her home. 717 Ford street, after a four days* illness of pneumonia. She was born in Dick- inson's Landing. Surviving are her husband and a daughter, Miss Hel- en Lavine. who is employed in the occupational therapy department at Si. Lawrence state hospital. Newcomb Case Adjourned By The City Judge Work List To Be Raised To 600 Men in the City Number Will Be Restored to the Basis Before the C. W. A. Quota Was Fixed at 371. Homes are for people, not thing*. A home wmoi has to be kept too neat to permit children to play in it or which makes guests feel as if they have to put down newspa- pers to walk comfortably is not a home—onlv a house. Irving Xewcom»l>. arrested Friday on a charge of abandoning his children, was arraigned yesterday before City Judge Wells and the Leo MacDougallJ case adjourned until tomorrow. Milton Merry, D. | Newcomb is free on $l.<K»i» bonds. \l. Silverman and E. J. Boyer, have Merritt Lice was charged with i made extensive and elaborate plans] violating a ci?< ordinance in pass-' Mayor R. J. Morissette received authority from Executive Secretary Frederick I. Daniels of the State C. W. A. yesterday to increase the list of workers from 371, the C. \Y. A. quota, to 61H) in Ogdensburg. The additional men will be taken from the work and home relief lists. The mayor stated this was the number employed before the C. \V. A. quota was fixed at 371. If additional men are required they will be supplied by Manager Char- les Sieger of the National Reem- ployment Service. Three C. \V. A. representatives confer with Mayor Morissette in regard to work conditions here. The mayor also received word that the dock building project and the Albany avenue sewer of fifteen blocks have been approved. •Federal checks for C. W. A. workers did not arrive here yester- day from New York and as the city could not draw on its own funds the pay-off was necessarily deferred until Monday morning, when about $6.00u will be disburs- ed. It was necessary for City Treasurer M. M. Morse to send a bond to New York as assistaat fed- eral disbursing agent and this had to be returned before the checks BURKES' arrived in the city yesterday to j could be issued. fur an appetizing dinner and enter- tainment during the evening. TODAY'S WEATHER Oirdensburg <\nd vicinity: Partly cloudy and not much change in 1» mperature. BINGO GAME PENNY BINGO GAME -TUESDAY EVENING— '-, December 12, 1933 -AT M. E. BENNETT'S 216 Greene Street •IISJ a beacon liprlit yesterday. The case »a$ adjourned until tomor- row. Edward J. Thompson was fined $n by Judge Wells for operating a taxi without a license. r Before You Go HOME TO-NIGHT STOP at the .. . STATE RESTAURANT * and get a bowl of ... HOT CHILI MEXICAN STYLE 20c Purcell Refuses Loan Place for County is Rumor Although itwas announced on Friday that Attorney John C. Pur- cell of Watertown had been ap- pointed Jefferson county's repre- sentative for the Home Owners Loan association, it was rumored Friday night that Purcell probably would not accept the appointment. Purcell is a member of the law- firm of Purcell, Cullen & Reynolds and is chairman of the Jefferson branch of the tState Democratic JJnion. He was congre.*sional can- didate from this district in the 1932 campaign. It was said that another attorney will be named sho:tly to take the position. Attorney Frank Bowman has been named representative for Lewis county and Attorney Ed- ward P. Lynch of Ogdensburg for St. Lawrence county. Symphony Concert In Auditorium \To the jhaoucjkj -^ .> f IN EVERY EESPECT. Families Have learned that this institution 'under- standing Has developed through long years. We mre Helpfully \understanding.* Claude H. Preston PHONE 319 -:- Director of Funerals -:- 216 Montgomery St. Ogdensburg, N. Y. given by the Ogdensburg Sym- phony orchestra under the leader- ship ot William Dewau for the benefit of the Mayor's Relief fund will be held in the city hall audi- torium tomorrow night at S:15 o'- clock. Mi<s Grace Gordon will be the soloist. Tickets now on sale at the city clerk's office and Franks store ad- mit tlie purchaser to all three con- certs. Single concert ticket? also are available for those who desire them. Reports of advane sales in- dicate a large attendance. The patrons and patronesses an- nounced by the committee in charge for the three concerts are as follows: Mayor and Mrs. Ralph J. Moris- sette. Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. \Wheaton Dr. and Mrs. jM. J. Stearns. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Cuthbert, Rev. and Mrs. Charles E. Kennedv. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Sav- er. Dr. *nd Mrs. Roland L. Stacy. Dr. and Mrs. Grant C. Madill. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Taddiken, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Laidlaw, Mr. and Mrs. William D. Ingram. Mr. and Mrs. John Hannan. Rev. Dr. and Mrs\. William C. Maclntyre. MiSs Mary L. Deane. I Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Brand v* 'Mr. and Mrs. Juiius Frank. Mr. land Mrs. Leo Frank. Miss Lucia j Spratt. Mr. and Mrs. W. Allan Xew- iell, Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Newell, | Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. McEwen. j Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Augsbury. jMr. and Mrs. R~ W. Dobisky. Dr. | and Mrs. Frederick E. Claik. MT. I and Mrs. Edgar L. Schwartz, Mr. j and Mrs. Harry J. Hensby, Mrs. | Mary L- Mulford. Mr. and Mrs. I Ralph K. Wiber. Mrs. E L. Strong. i Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Culbane. ! Most Rev. Bishop Joseph H. Con- jroy. Rt. Rev. Msgr. P. S. Garand, j Rrv. John A. Cotier. Rev. John L. j iPiunkett. Mr. and Mr*. F. R. Lit-j 'Dancing Lady 1 Has Dazzling Beauty Chorus Through cameracraft and me- j rhanical ingenuity the motion pic- ! ture .« reen becomes a gigantic. The first of three concerts to be [kaleidoscope in the presenting of spectacular musical ensembles in \Dancing Lady.\ the new Metro- Gold* yn-M a rer production which opens today al ihe Strand Theatre with Joan Crawford and Clark Gable co-starred. In om« of the scone* each of the chorus- beauties, revolving through a maze of mirrors, can be «seeu thirty times at once, the effect cre- ated being an endless parade of pulchritude. In other scenes com- plete chanees of costume and set- ting are witnessed, as though by magic, right before the eyes of the spectator. Still other scenes whirl UIHMJ the screen in a dozen differ-! ent angles simultaneously. Robert Z Leonard directed the spectacular film from the James Warner Bellah novel of Broadway backstage lite. The dance numbers were staged by Sammy Lee and Eddie Prinz. DANIEL GREEN * Ladies'* Lt. ure ~- •-' «>/!>:. ..fi * * * rt Whether she's 16 or 60. she'll think you're \just wonderful\ if you have the wisdom to g ; ve her Daniel Green suppers. No smarter, sturdier slippers are mads*. Lot us show you loveiy colors in CJ ifys or leisure styles . . . in s ; k. Urdtner or felt. B URKES THE SLIPPER STORE tie. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Cantwell. The young women who will act { as asher* under the direction of Miss Margaret. Dinne^n are: Miss Roland* Wells. Mis? Mary Hayes. Miss Helen Venier, Miss Mary Whalen and Miss Dorothy bone hard. Tickets for each concert win cost 4* cents and may he purchas- ed at the door. Tickets for the en- tire series of three concerts wilJ be; SI. AN ADVANCE AD BRINGS RESULTS The New Ogdensburg Hotel OGDENSBURG'S POPULAR HOTEL \ttHERE SLEEP MEANS REST\ FREE DANCING — WED. AND SAT. NIGHTS — ORCHESTRA Unexcelled Cuisine Service —WINE LIST— Nose D?ve Cocktail 35c Tailspin Cocktail 35c Whiskey Sour 35c Whiskey Soda 35c Silver Fizz 35c Golden Fizz 35c Martini Cocktail 35c Sherry Cocktail 30c Shanghai Lil Cocktail 35c Fussy Wuzz> Cockta*l 35c Sweet Adeline Cocktail 35c Free Wheeling Cocktail 35c Loop the Loop Cocktail .. 35c New Deal Cocktail 35c Umpty Ducnpty Cocktail .. 35c Penoee Special Cocktail .. 35c WATCH FOR OUR NEW DRINKS ANO PRCES EVERY WEEK M xed by Mixologists of the old school. T-e-e isn't a dr.nk that trey can't mix. Dc your part and he*p 9vr Govern-nent fin- ance its unemployment plan and Balance the Budget. Leaping Lena Cocktail 35c Liquors 25c Gins 20c Port and Sherry and other Wine$ 15c Champagne $2.00 Ginger Ale Highball 35c Hot Whiskey Sling 35c Tom Collins Gin Rickey .^. Manhattan Cocktail 35c Sherry Fl»p 35c Old Fashion Cocktail 36c Fat Fanny C^cktad 35c September Morn Cocktail .. 35c Tit for Tat Cocktail 35c Boop-oop-a-Doop Cocktail .. 35c ^vm \W
