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PAGE SIX THE ADVANCE.NEW 8 TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1937. LEGAL NOTICE Tille Road, School District No. 14. bounded X. by Spraguevilie Road, E. by Anna Sweet, S. bv Wm. Burns, W. bv X. Y. Central R. R.. 13 acres $42.62 Homer Smith. Laud, Oxbow Road. School District No. 3, bounded X. by Oxbow Road, E., 8- and W. by P. Shaw farm, 11 acre* $15.06 RUSSELL Myroii C'oltoii. Land, Clare Road. School District Xo. 5. bound- ed X. by Vau Or num. East and South by Colton, \V. by Clare Road. 1 acre $12.39 Kate and Howard Fifield. Land, State Road. School District No. 1, bounded X. and E. by Genrich, S. by State Road. W. by Cobb. 1-4 acre $29.44 Arthur and Eunice Gladle. Land, School District Xo. 19, bounded N. by Oilmore Road. E. by Backus, Road. S. and \V. by Stockwell, 50 acre* $24.86 Charles Gladle. Land, School District Xo. 12. bounded N. by Coon. E. by Matthews, S. by Bur- nette. W. by Grasse River, 102 acres $45.48 XI able Ornsby. Land, Pestle Street Road. School District No. ir. bounded X. by Burnette. E. by Clark. S. by Paige, W. bv Pestle Street Road. 96 acres. ...*. $37.34 James ParkelL Land, School District No. 9. bounded K. by Barns Road, E. by Backus. S. by Loop W. by Zufeski, 24 acre* $21.44 Rolla and Bertha Palmer. One- half t>f Island in Grasse River. 1 acre. School District Xo. 1. ..$10.76 Land. School District No. 14. Al- bany Road, bounded X. bv Whit- marsh. E. by AVbanv Road. S. by Barry. W. by Dana, 377 •*•\«* $70 60 STOCKHOLM Daniel Blair Parcel of land M. Shaw Road. Sohool District Xo. (Hale), bounded X. and W. by Nor- folk. E. by Flynn. S. by Fitzgerald, 2& avres $13.24 Andrew Brothers. Land, Brook- dale—Plum brook. S< hool District No. 17. bounded X. by Tryon, E. by ttutchins. S. by Larock. W. by Brothers. 52 acres $23.49 Andrew Brothers. Land, Brook- daJe-Plumbrook. School District No. 17. bounded X. by Norfolk E. by Moody, s. by Road, W. bv Trv- ©n. 100 acres. .\$14.51 Amanda Coffee Estate. Land, Livingston Road. School District No. 4. bounded X. by Road, E. bv Lrfmg. S. by Decker. W. bv Pinch, 1-2 acre. $25.91 Arthur O. Dygert. Land, Skin- nerviJle-Brookdale Road, School District Xo. 17. bounded X T . by Gardner. E. and S. by Road. W. fry J.-nkins. 1-4 acre. $20.89 Robert Gregg Estate. Parcel of land. Munson School Road, School District Xo. 17. bounded K. by Kel- ly. K and S. by Dailey, W. bv Higgs. 246 acres $84 50 Heinan Holmes Estate. Land, Main Street, High School District. *oumi<*j X. by Smith, E. by Baker, S. by Road, W. by Goodnow, 1-2 \^ .-..G,Eo •*•*. $61.24 J B. Kelsey Estate. Land But-kton-Sand Plains Road, School LEGAL NOTICE I* Xo. 5. bounded N. by Rivers, E. by Lawrelite, S. and \V. by Road, 140 acres $132.72 W. W. Phelps. Land, Winthrop- Fort Jackson Road, Si*hool District Xo. 23. bounded X. by Road, E. by Lawrence, S. by Phelps. W. by Mou-lton. 40 acres $18.40 A. L. Phelps. Land. Winthrop- Fort Jackson Road, School District Xo. 5. bounded X. by Barnes, E. by Lawrence. S. by Gibson, W. by Scott. 122 acres. .\ $75.60 Frederic and Everett Parr, Land. Sand Plain Road, School District Xo. 9, bounded X. by Shel- don. E. by River, S. by Hopkinton. W. by Road. 25 acres $9.50 Josiah Scott. Land. Reed Road, School District Xo. 9. bounded X. and E. by .Road, S. by Riggs. W. by Davis. 1<M) acres $27.22 Josiah Scott. Land. Reed Road, Si hool District Xo. 9, bounded X. and E. by Road, S. and W. by Scott. 14 acres $9.43 Josiah Scott. Land Buckton Road. School District Xo. 9, bounded X'. by Wells. E. by Dun- bar, S by Converse. \V. by Scott. 5 acres $9.43 Josiah Scott. Land, Buckton Sand Plains Road, School District Xo. 9, bounded X. and E. by Road. S by Allen, W. by Tilden. 85 1-2 acres $29.76 Josiah ScotL Land. Reed Road. School District Xo. 19. bounded X. by Road. E. by Cummings, S. by Scott. \V. by Davis, 10 acres. $8.15 Josiah Scot/. .Land. Reed Road, School District Xo. 19. bounded X. by Road, E. by Silsby, S. and W. by Scott, 14 acres $9.43 Josiah Scott. JLand, Reed Road, School District Xo. 19, bounded N. by Road. E. by Kelly, S. by Scott, W. by Cummings. 19 acres. ..$10.69 Josiah Scott. Land, Reed Road, School District No. 19. bounded X. by Road. E. by Wilkinson, S. by Riggs. W. bv Phelix, 55 acres. *. $19.59 Josiah Scott. Land. School Dis- trict Xo. 9. Buckton-Sand Plains, bounded X. and W. by Road, E. bv Scott. S. by Converse, 47 acres. \ $39.94 WADDINGTON Wilber Armstrong Estate. Farm, Hobkirk Road. School District Xo. 1*:, bounded X. by Dennis Farm, E. by Hobkirk Road, S. by Town Line between Madrid and Wad- dington, W. by Morgan Farm. 87 acres IJM.SS Walter Champion. Vacant lot. School District Xo. 1, bounded X. by Cody lot, E. by Murphy Farm. S by McDonald lot, W. by James Street, 2 acres. $10.36 Mrs. Wilber Dumas Estate. Land. River Road East. School District No. 7, bounded X. by Riv- er Road, E. by Bam croft Alonzo Farm. S. by Clayton Castle farm. W. bv Fred Tobin horns e lot, 38 acres.\ $27.67 John J- Finnin. House and k>t. Clinton Street, bounded X. by Flora Hadley house lot. E.. S.. and W.' bv School Grounds, Dis- trict Xo. l\ 1-8 acre $15.09 Elsie Haskell. House and lot, Oak Street, School District No. 1, bounded X. by Alton Jardine bonce lot. E. by Clark Property, LEGAL NOTICE by A D. Oliver farm, S. by Free- man Road, W. by George Fisher farm. 150 acres $S4.S4 NOTICE Xotice is hereby given that lic- ense number E B 5040 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer at retail in a restaurant un- der the Alcoholic Beverage Con- trol Law at 56 Willow St.. Town of Massena. County of St. Law- rence, for on premises consump- tion. PRESCOTT RESTAURANT. 56 Willow St.. Massena, X. Y. Fined $50 On Speeding Charge Here George Wilbur who was arrest- ed on July 10 on a charge of driv- ing a car while intoxicated, and whose case was adjourned from July 12. pleaded guilty before Judge John H. Wells in city court yester- day morning and was fined $50 or 50 days in the Canton jail. Wil- bur paid the fine. Xelson Lesperance was given a suspended sentence of 30 days in the Canton jail when arraigned yesterday morning before Judge Wells on a charge of public in- toxication. Joseph Sorel, arraigned on the same charge received a similiar sentence. Harold €rhofeli of Cat* an re- ported to the police Saturday night that fishing tackle valued at $6.00 was stolen from his car while it was parked near the City Market. Clyde Lamdon. 217 Gates street. claimed a bicycle yesterday which had been found by Ofiicer Henry LeBeau on Saturday night. BidsOn P.O. Repairs Are Rejected All bids for miscellaneous re- pairs to the Ogdensburg post of- fice which were opened at the U. S. engineer's in Boston on May 23. have been rejected, according to advises received by Postmaster Arthur J. Belgard yesterday from the procurement division of the treasury department at Washing- ton. The advises said that revised specifications for further needed repairs than were called for in the original bids would be re-adver- tised at a later date. Lawrance i Joins Tour To Alaska J Double Feature At The Strand Theatre Today Frank Kiah Passed Away At Hospital Frank Kiah. 91. died at the Hep- burn hospital Sunday night at 10:30 o'clock. He was horn in Lis- bon on Feb. 29. 1846 and had re- sided since the death of his wife 21 years ago with his daughter. Mrs. Clarence A. Penfield at 1613 Ford street. Mr. Kiah came to Ogdensburg when very young and had resided here since. Besides his daughter he is survived by two sons. A. J. Kiah and Charles E. Kiah of Ogdensburg. The body was removed to the Ramsdell & Ewart Funeral home and was token to the home of his daughter in Ford street where funeral ser- vices will be held today at 2:30. Rev. Charles E. Kennedy will of- ficiate. Interment will be made in the Ogdensburg cemetery. 5. by Mrs. J. Champion aoase District No. 9. bounded N. by A?! 10 ^ w * bv ° ak Street, *-16 iea. K. by Seaver. S. by Road W acres $11M hf Mclntyre. 154 acres. --$11*3.21 Sarah LaPoinL House and lot, John Kelly. Land. Munson Schooi' Maple S:reet. School District Xo. Road. School District Xo 17 !*- bounded X. by Lane. E. by bounded X. by Curtis. E by Roadii Ma9 ^ Street. S. or C. W. Hanes S- and W. by Planty. 45 acres. * bouse lot. W. by F. R. Moloney $17.*w5 i vacant lot. 1-2 acre $26-53 B«-ni. Lavair. Land. Fort Jack-! Edward Murphy. Farm. Murphy aon-Wintbrop Road. School District I** 0 ***- School District Xo. If. Kb. 25. bounded X. bv Sweeney, \ bounded X. by Murphy Road, E. E. by Phelps, s > IT Moalton W ,0v Philip Tiernan farm. S. by by Road. !* a<-res. .\. $17.13 > *>avid McKnight farm. W. by Wil- Ww. LaGrow. Land. W. Stock-jliam Murphy. S3 acres, S55.lt fcoJm-SontaviHo R^ad. School D;s-I John Xewvine. Howf and lot. trie* Xo. 14. bo-anded X. bv Berk- i James Street. School District Xo. ett. E. by Road. £. bv Stearns, j 1 bounded X. and W. bv Janes W. by River. 5* acre*. /_ H5.S7 Street. E. bv Marphv farm. S Wm. LaG-ow Land, W-S:*ck-jbx Cody lot. 2 acres $24.tl •^•-S 0 * 1 * 1 ^!* Road. School Dis- Ida Randolph. Vacant k*L Linc- «rkt Xo. 14. bounded X. by Pcip-'oln Avenne. School District Xb. L a«n. E. by Ober. S. bv FlaTsaean J bounded X. by Lincoln 4venae. W. by Road. 32 acres $13.«,E. bv Margaret Martin nonse lot. Franrttf Ma^on Land. Knar»T«iS bV H. M. RnsseR honse lot. Norwood Road. School District Xo. i W. by St. Mary's Pamonage. T-l« 24. jonnded XI by Baxter, E. by acre $!5*J OnUins. S by FiuGerald, W. by Jav Rntherferd. Pars*. «** S13.49iRond. School District Xo. 1 Loan AssociatioB. Land. Jed X. bv Andrew Cranthei Old Market Road. ScbooH Dsstriet.E. by Dickson farm. S Ko. ». bounded X„ ? and W byjbv Hane* farm, Tl acres. .. t5«.€# R by Road. 1-2 *cr+ $17771 John Wood. Firm. F r. Phelps Laam. WiataTwswJRxAC S. hool District Xo. «. R«a<iVhooi iaarnct'ed X. by John Short Estate, Modem war-stricken Madrid is the locale for a new motion picture woven from the newspaper head- lines. The film is \The Last Train From Madrid.\ a \Grand Hotel\ type of story dealing with ten persons, all strangers, caught in the city during its heaviest bom- bardment, and how their lives and destinies were suddenly made one by a common periL It opens today at the Strand Theatre. The main theme is built around Dorothy Lamour, Gilbert Roland and Anthony Quinn. The latter. Miss Lamour's sweetheart, ar- ranges tor her to escape from tae besieged city on the last train out. He also secures a pass for his' friend. Roland, only to realize that the two are old sweethearts. Un- able to leave the city himself, he permits the two to depart for Valencia, hoping that the girl will choose between himself and Roland later. With one of the finest all-round casts that has been assembled in a long time. ~CaII It a Day.\ tae Cosmopolitan production adapted | from tae successful king-ran stage bit of London and Broadway, conies in picture form today to tbe Strand Theatre. It is a delightful comedy-drama based upon tbe sentimental ex- periences of all tae a*mb»rs of an English suburban family when tae first day of Spring sets them • •adciing along tore-aatba. OUvij «e fiavfllami. sky-rack- eting Uttle bmaette star, is to be seen as tae dangbter of tae •amity. CFLC Radio Program MONDAY. JULY 19 8:30—Morning Devotions 8:30—Recorded Program 8:45—Honorabl e Archie 9:00—Tom & Wash 9:15--Canadian Press News 9:2S—Recorded Program 12:00—Advance Xews 12:15 —1 ndependent Grocers 12:30—Recorded Program 12:45—Canadian Press Xews 12:52—Carter Medicine Co. 12:53—Recorded Program 1:$$—Musical Appreciation 1:3$—General Calcium Corp. 1:45—Recorded Program 5:4*—Strange Truths 5:3*—Recorded Program $:*•—Slick and His Boys €:15—Anson W<*eks <Kannusa) $:3#—Recorded Program $:45—Jack and Jill 7 :'>0—Canadian Press Xews 7:14—Recorded Program 7:15—Hollywood Whispers John Lawrance. well known local florist, will Join members of the National Florist Association on Saturday for a tour of the Rural New York which will take them into the heart of Alaska. The tour will consume three weeks. Mr. Lawrance, who has recover- ed from a recent illness, has long desired to make the trip into Alaska and is happy in the anti- cipation of fulfilling his life long ambition. The party will go to Chicago over the New York Cen- tral lines, and hence the Seattle. Wash., over the Great Northern. At Seattle they will board a steamer which will touch at several Alaskan points, among them being Ketchikan. Wrangel. Petersburg, Juneau. Shagway. and Sitk. Many side trips will be made ashore dur- ing the voyage in Alaska waters. The party will inspect mines in the heart of the rich gold fields, and will study Alaskan horticult- ure. \I will realize a life ambition by making the trip into Alaska/' said Mr. Lawrance yesterday. \All my life I have wanted to go into the far north and learn something of the life and habits of the people in the great American fx>ssession. I am naturally interested in the flowers that are grown in the short seasons there, and 1 expect to gain much valuable knowledge about Alaska gardens and flowers.\ Passed Away AtHackensack Word of the death of Mrs. R. E. Zabriske mother of the late Clyde A. Zabriske. at her home in HackensacK, X. J., was received here Sunday. Mrs. C. A. Zabriske and her daughter. Miss Jo-Ella Zabriske left yesterday by motor for Hackensack to attend the fun- eral services Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Kempton Johnson, with whom she resided, and Mrs. Charles Terhune. of Hackensack, and five grandchildren. LOCAL and SOCIAL Mr. and Mrs. Henry Norman re- turned Sunday evening from Binghamton where they spent the past week as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Norman and Mr. and Mrs Clarence Boucher. ^D^'LL THE #V-n/:lrtf:D/ FOR RENT—House. 407 Canton St. Apply Ella Coyle. Phone 865-W. WAS INJURED BY MOTORCYCLE j WANTED—Butchering hogs, bulls and cows. Will caa for at farms. George A. Longivey. $25 Michi- gan Are.. Watertown. Phone 1744. (FOR RENT—Residence, €22 Knox St. Apply Edmand FitzGer«id. 177. Joan D. Doaoane, 51 € Patterson street, is at the Hepburn hospital snifering from injuries which he snstained Snaday night at 9 o'clock when he waj struck by a motor- cycle driven by Frank Tulip. Kiah aad Jay street. Tnlip was riding his machine in sonth Pattrrsoa street aad strack Donohae when he stepped from the earn. PoThat **3 taken to the pital where ne is suffering lea: itjnfy a** narasioas aa his He mas attended by te- K. Frm SPEEDBOAT FOR SALE -22 ft. long. <% ft beam, mahogany deck, seats six. lis h. p. Scripps motor, abont 2$on r . p. HL. jast overhauled and in good running order. Worth $70* hat will take first reasonable cash offer. Pbr demonstration manure Harold Steele. Morristown. or R. Smith. Gown t /t *«• »? ;H h w U • i <r t t •s o t * •h t c y c a C r w n st s a w s j Ml a £ ~*d f r a d 6 t ' Y r i FOR RENT -Part *f hoase to rent State HospitaL De- c c a 1 -* a M l-P-14 ass
