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YA\ in, 193:: BS SOPLE muring of federal continuing neces- sevelt ami Mr. engaged in prob- >f speculative fig- re frank to con- estimate may be a? $UHio.(HH),(MV SATURDAY, 1>IX\ 1H. HKYd THE ADVANCE - NEWS 6 Liquor Stores In Ogdensburg All Will Be Doing Business To- T day — Prices and Hours Listed. Double Funeral of Victims Of Drowning Mishap Today nown ad Man 3 Awa> wford Succumb ning at His me. wford. 6<». passed ? at SI2 Congress i~ at 11:20 after s of the past few- retired from the \ railroad in WW »n i ployed for ;*>«> a member of the Railroad Trainmen . Athletic associa- by his -wiie, Alice s. Russell Craw- nd Grover Craw- )\vn. He was a te J. V. Crawford nd George Craw- ?s will be conduct- icme at 1:30 p. m. •. W. T. Maolntyre vial will be in the ?tery. sras a. man of stor- id his passing will : »t among all who im during his Hfe- pathy wlil be ex- fe. 4 f killts The retail liquor store of Emile liamie at 944 Ford Street (Wilcox huildingl will open for business this moruing at 9 a. ni. The store *T:1 be open on Saturday from !• y. in. to IN p. m. and on weekdays l.om 9 a. m. until S p. m. Mr. Ramie said that a varied jN»ck in liquor had been received from Central New York distribu- tors and said the new list of prices would be posted as follows: Ryes ami Bourbons from $2.50 to *4.7ri for full quarts; full pints 11.35 to $2.5<»: Gins from $2 up: gins, full from $1.25 up: Scotch from .25 up: wines from $1.25 up (20 winces): full quarts $1.5<» and chain names $2.25 up for full quarts: ' rtdinessey brandy. $4.75, others lower. Messrs. James P. Ket-^an. James V. Lynch. George H. Wall and Ce- cil F. Reuter. who have received *\o:e licenses, will also be;^in busi- ness today. Francis Burns opened fti> store a tew days ago. The hours will be from 9 a. m. to 10 p. m. on Saturdays and 9 a. m. to on other week days. A double funeral for Capt. and Mrs. Frank Sammons, victims of a drowning accident at Cleveland last Monday, will be held this af- ternoon at 2 o'clock from the home of Capt. Summons' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Sammons. 12o7 State street. Services will be con- ducted by Rev. Dr. William C. Mac Intyre. pastor of the Firs* Presby- teiian church, of which Cap:. Sam- mons was a member during his residence in Ogdensburg. The honorary pall bearers for Capt. Sammons will be Capts. Mi- chael A. Leonard. Harold Bros nan. Thouias Legault and Harry P. Ir- vine, members of the Shipmasters* association. Active bearers will be Capts. William Russell. Ralph Rus sell, John J. Powers, Fred Mastine, Henry A. Murphy and John Mc- Donald. Pall bearers for Mrs. Sammons will be F. Lyle McCormick. Dana Randies. Charles H. Lord. Ralph E. Wiber. Charles NertUam and William H. Middlemiss. Interment will be made in the Ogdensburg cemetery. The remains arrived here yesterday at 3.3i» p. m. from Cleveland. Undertaker R. T. Baker of the McGillis company wiil have charge of the funeral. AGED RESIDENT DIES Mrs. Sarah Young. ~'\. widow of Edward A. Voting, died yesterday at her home, 922 Patterson street, after an illness of three mouths. She was born in Cape Vincent. daughter of Moses and Sarah Besi Vetelle. *Kitives of England, and came to Ogdensburg from l>etroit six years ago. Surviving are four children: Arthur of Detroit. Mrs. William C. Smith of Buffalo, Wil- PAGB FIV* liam J. and Mrs. Ada- Leonard af 1) .densb.irg. She was a member of the Baptist church. Tin- tundra) will be held at the house tomorrow at 2 p. ni. Rev. A. II. Kelly or the Bapust church will conduct services and burial will be in the OgJensburg cemeter>. v*; TODAYS WEATHER Ogdensburg and vicinity: Rising temperature with probably rain. Clara Bow At Strand Tomorrow * * Three Little Pigs\ Skit Will Be Added Feature on Week End Bill. Clara Bow recently disclosed that she is telepathic, and can s p. ni. | tune m on thought waves as eas- ily as she can get a Pacific coast vtation on her radio. And that's Reports Theft of A Truck Battery 43 Cases Are Heard Bv Referee Mark Kelly Presided at Term; of Compensation Court Here. c* X&* ^fes* X&* «*r*. X&*. TS& •Sfes^ ^^ TS&r. ^St^ T9t*~- \^T- ^t*~- ^fe^^Jk! ^2* I BiEST <yi\ niiy^ | FROM $ BELLFY'S Your Xmas Dollar Goes Farther Here one of the reasons the \Hoopla\}Alvin Allen, an employe of the Al set wa< not only closed to visitors but was screened from the eyes Betel ee Mark Kelly of I'Uca con- ducted a term of compensation court in Ogdensburg yesterday. Forty-three cases were listed. The largest award, $**?5, was granted to gonquin Paper corporation for an injury to hi* foot. Joseph Kiah. an •>f all those on the stag* 1 where she j employe of A. F. McConville. was SI ] is working, save Director Spring • Lloyd and the cameraman. Frank ?es >nfer h ABC. he County A. B. C. at Canton yester- vith Mrs. Thomas aan. presiding. Ar- ? completed for a »nces between the nforcement officers d licensees for the inin«r the varioj^ w. ley W. I>. Infrram •fficers in the var- 1 meet with the next Monday af- \nesday afternoon \qaor licenses will Tuesday evening outer with holders in Ogdensbmrg and all beef sellers coanty outride of meet in Canton. t cnonvced that as •etsse had been T Badore. proncie- Jotel in Ma*>ena, « ed last week- Mr. - intended to open *ei Mock bat since # _>e na5 been traav- T location, v of bully's tavern street have wffl*-• ieation? for an on- license, it wai« erdav. ing on Cedar street. A bunch of keys found in the street by Joseph O'Hara were turn- ed over to the police and claimed yesterday by Fred L. Joels. Eliza- beth street. State Troopers Frank Humerink of street reported to the police last! 1-on? a student of mysticism, night that a battery was stolen! *\lara is convinced of an unusual from hi.< truck while it was stand- anility to tune in on what others are thinking. *i've been able to do this, to some extent, ever s'nce my child- hood.\ said Clara. 'When I am surrounded by a crowd, particu- larly when I am working. 1 get thoughs of the spectators as easily as I can tune in a radio station. , \There are only two kinds of g^i . /^^ t -- 7 J /% i.;*houshts. good ones and bad ones. V^SptUrC V>0nVICl;i f 0e i the good ones, and they are very helpful, but a bad thought An escaped inmate of I>anne-j -uins me for an hour. When I mora State hospital for insane cri-jfeel someone thinking something Tninals stumbling through a zero s hateful about me. 1 blow up. And night after shooting a pursuer, sought refuge in a farm house ear- ly Thursday and was captured Viu>re bv slate police. -FREE «- HOT CHILE CON CARNE no star can have a dozen people watching her without having one person out of the dozen hoping she blow? her lines. ^That's why I like to work ilone.** \Hoopla Miss Bow's second starring film for Fox. comes on Sunday to the Strand Theatre foT an engagement of two days. The **Three Little Pigs,\ featur- ing. \Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf.** which everybody is raving about, will be shown at the Strand tomorrow^ and Monday as an added attraction. — Tonight — Served 8 p. m. — 1 a. m Hotel Oswesatchie \ . FREE DANCE New Ogdensburg Hotel Cocktail Room — Wed. and Sat. Night — NORTHERN DANSOWIANS ORCHESTRA -i-R>o!ns for Private Parties Gala New Year's Party awarded $150 for facial disfigure- ment. Referee Kelly made the follow- ing disposition of other cases: Michael Taylor, continued: P. H. Sexton. Clayton Duval James Mul- ligan. Sylvan Polts, John Lash way. closed: <M. J. Berwick. $s a week from Nov. 1*1 to date and closed: Jacob Melke, continued: Edward McDonald, closed: William La- douceur, no jurisdiction: Carl Hob- kirk, closed: August McDonald. $17.<>u a week from Si pt. IT to date: Lawrence J. Young. Bennett Sherry. James Halladay. closed. Edward Lalonde, $ll.i>2 a week from St-pt. 22 to date; Edward St- guin. continued: Edgar Larose. closed: Albert Small, $13.S.\> a week from Oct 22 to date and continued: Tony Stoysoer, closed: Lloyd Black. 514.4U from July 5 to July 10 and closed; Charles Wert, closed. William Amo. continued: Her- man Si»anian. $s a week from Nov. IT to Nov. ilT; Frank Cook, contin- ued: Robert Smith, $S a week from [ June 1 to Aug. 16 and closed: John Stark. Albert Trotter. Ross Wight man. -closed: Warren Woods of j Deneyster. $S a week from Sept. 21* to date and continued: Emery Gni fis of Russell. John Woodside. clos- ed: Joseph Richards of Lisbon. $> e week from Sept. lo to dat^: John M. Scott and Harold Austin of Ca»- ton. continued: Henry- Baker, Xa T>oleon Compo. closed. Testimony was taken on th* claim of Morris H. Moore of Li> bon. formerly employed by C. B Wrigrht & Company of Lisbon. Sev- eral bearings nave been held. Th«» * iKes^ed tnrkeys soM for 1* to 1$ claimant has been ill for several cent* a pound at the Christmas years wKh a disease diagnosed as market in Heuvettoa yesterday, multiple sclerosis, which it is One lot bwMrfjt 1* ceats. The offer- ^ clained. was caas*~d by *• infection ] *\'*\\ following an injury in employment J At a previous hearinr Dr. «. C «• X « M * DRESS SHIRTS 75c, 95c DRESS HOSE 25c 50c NECKWEAR 25c 50c DRESS HATS $1.95,52.45 I^S^-J*^\ /V.? LOW PRICES FOR TURKEYS IN HEUVELT0N DRESS GLOVES ^ (FUR LINED. \^ $1.95 FELT SHOES $2.50, $2.95 ^ A US Dress Oxfords $2.45 and $2.95 gk Combination Sets 50c and 75c ^ JOE BELLFY ^ | <4 Out of the High Rent District\ Open Evenings -:- 26 Lake St. %£t {& m^,- wn^i t^s*. *o^ r . xa&H: xss^*- \Sfc^*- \^te^*- \^tes^- ^Stfi^- \^S^-\^fc^-\^Sti^*-^fes 1 *'^fc?* ^ STOP AND SHOP 118 Ford Street MARKET Phone 375-W \WE DELIVER\ B U T T E R ^J EBEl00M 43c Lard, 2 lbs. __ 13cl^ugar, 10 lbs. _ 49c CHEESE Made in St Law Co lb.17c itts* a?c?nv!raied show ten tons. The were |«ia at the Thanks***** iAle*. when «*»F prwlacers with- heM their nrodnru. hoptV *«r • better Market ** Chrisunas time. The j>riC2* thi* tail weT«. consi<ler- aWy be!ow the f«s«iv5 of twenty rear* az*v He5p chikiwa to hare *ood ap^w- ttte* hF **^««* t * %#ia 1°*** withont 1 *t-oaae f^^<^- ithnar thew ?weei* | #a iv in *3=all *n**t*ie* «ter «eal5 |a-^\ >»r3ittia« no hetween-»eal nihlhles Ma^tH expressed the opinion that the condition mirht have been canned bv infection. Testerdav Dr. B. O. Murphy of SyTacnse. testify in^ for the «a«i ranee carrier, de clared the ailment was not canseO by infection. He was cross-rxanua ed at length hy William D. larram. represt-ntuuc the cUamant. The case wa« contaaned for farther tes- timony. The i»s«e involved «S eon- 5?dered one of the nwt important to come before the coanen^alios conn in several Large Size GRAPEFRUIT 4 for 23c • » Oranges, doz. 23CJCranberries, lb. JOC 9c 3 lb. avg. rib end PORK LOIN. lb. 10c| Cala HAMS. lb. Chase & Sanborn BULK TEA Lb 29c Chase & Sanborn COFFEE Lb. 25c CHOC. CROPS. 2 WALNUTS, lb. -. PEANUT CRiSP. 2 ISclFJGS. a oa. p^o. £3c|DATES. 2 toa £9c|RlBaON CANDY. A. loc