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Adirondack Daily Enterprise, February 4, 1915

The Cut Rate Pharmacy, 3 Bloomingdale Avenue, ‘Drugs at New York City Prices’, Earle H. Finnigan, owner, J. J. Downey, Pharmacist.

Lake Placid News, March 10, 1916

Earl H. Finnegan, proprietor of the Cut Rate Pharmacy, and Miss Ethel Mary Sadler, both well known among the young people of Saranac Lake, were united in marriage Monday; morning, at St. Bernard's Catholic church by Rev. Father Waters.

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