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1 i t--tim 4.9 i -i TUESDAY MOBNINO, 21, 1911. is fo ft B' af M- WILL Propositions Will Be Submitted.to Common Council Members, MAY TEST CALCIUM CHLOBIDE Many Aldermen Not Satisfied With Water Sprinkling-- Opinion I Given in Suit Against Bankers League, (Continued from 1'aere from West Payette street to Lowell a-venue and a 12-inch sewer in Lowell avenue from 9t. Marks street to School street, The renumbering of the houses in the iSrst block In Grand avenue was ordered fcy the adoption of an ordinance offered by Eehan. Alderman G. 'Fearon called up the ordinance of last week amending the general ordinances so as to conform to the anti-expectorating section.

The ordinance Alderman Tyler had rescinded the ordinance of February 4 for grading Kirk avenue. Anti-bee-sting "I want to ask Alderman Hlnkley, the leader, what he proposes to da with his antl-bee-sting ordinance? Is he going to present It to the Council or keep it in his demanded Alderman John H. Bedford when the routine business was ended. "For the information of the alderman from the Fifteenth, IJ said Leader Hlnk- ley, "I will state that when he gets 'stung' he had better keep quiet. As yet there is no such you sure that it's bees ana not hugs that cause the trouble?" asked Alderman David "It would be decidedly unfair for Mr.

Hlnkley at this time to attempt to abolish the bees, as we may all 'have the bee' for something before next election," chimed in Alderman W. J. Apps, "If there is no further business to come, before-the Council--" started Alderman Behan. declared President Lewis Merrell. PERFECT neutralizes the destructive acids of the mouth---cleanses, preserves and beautifies the teeth, and imparts punty and fragrance to the breath.

Realty Transfers (Ileported for The Post-Standard' the Central Clearing Company, Inc.) 'Margaret Enrignt to Franfc TV, -lot 21, block 'E. Jtee'd forty feet on Reed avemia, Qnondaga. Carrie Schnefdt 'to Mary M. 'Haynea, lot 57, Lafayette, $1, CarrJe ScfaflWt to Mary M. Haynes, 67 66, $1, Carrie Scline'idt to Mary Haynes, lot 72, EL tOf i John P'- Falling to PcopI 9 of State of New lork, feet on east side Syracueo street, a i Stone State of New York, block 38, -eighteen feetn eut fJdo Syracuse street, Bald- MEMBERS OF CIVICS CLASS GAIN PBACTICAL Seven members of the North High School civics class attended the meeting- of the Common Council yesterday to watch the wheels of city government turn around.

They did not turn very last, as few matters of importance came up and no discussions took place. The boys, however, talked with the jnen, aslced ho.w ordinances were drawn, presented and adopted and what course taken with different kinds of busi- Vaa Buren, Charles Ionian to Anna 3, Intnan, Beach street, Man! ius, $1, Uy H. 'Sheldon to Jacob A. Seitz, lot 312, 11 feet OD east slde Sou Barren etreet, Susie S. GJctison to Jacob Seitz, tlock on east fildo South Warren street, $1, I A McCarthy to Frank 1 E.

Fulmer, lots 10 and 12, block Welch and Webster tract, sixty-six feet on north -side West Lafayette avenue, also twenty-two feet on came street, $1. 11 Kelly to Charles A Laterner, block 279, feet on Butternut street, 371, Burr Johnson 'to-Rosana Cochrane, block 15, Grape and East Castle streets, $1. William Mayjiara Edward block 322, thirty-eight ane. one-half feet oa south side Davis street $2,900, Lodusky Newmata to Albert Klcpf, lot 86, Otisco, ness, They visited each of the city inents and asked questions as to the jects over which each has charge. The different city officials gave them information and copies of various annual reports been published.

The methods of awarding- contracts for pub- lie improvements, levying assessments, collecting issuing licenses, cleaning streets, caring: for parks and the like were inquired about and explained. The boys said they were much pleased with what they, were able to learn and that they would return for a 'second Bach will.write a the class of what he learned. Maria DcEarbteri to. Ma Jot block two rods on soutU street, 51. Aldine Manufacturing Company 'to William 'E.

khattuck, -lot 101, Sl J. Howard Groat to Fred Braun, forty-seven and )ne-lrajf- feet on south Cor land avenue, Jl, James J. Kehoe to 'Newton Burlingame, lots 4 ana 6, block -37," 'twenty-three and one-half feet on south side Hawley street, George Davis, to Arthur Isabeil, lot 63, Camtllue, $1.. Herrlck T. Simmons to Katherlne Johnson, lots 30 ana 31, block 204, forty-nine feet on east Side Grouse avenue, SI, Philip G.

Hawley to Olof Sjoholm, lots 24 tn 25, block Heed tract, eighty feet on Fellows tivenue, $1, arren Hoe to John Metzler, lot 70, Clay, Benedict Hoberle to JulJa HaberJe, block 34, fifty feet on south eide James street, $1. United Home Company to Lena A. Reynolds, lots 70 and 71; block lots 19 and 20, block 10, South Park, Onondaga, $190, 4 PERSONS AHE INJURED IN CRASH OP STREET CABS Four persons were injured when a Rochester, Syracuse Eastern express car crashed'into the rear end of a Rapid Transit car at North Salina and West Willow streets at 8 o'clock yesterday The rear platform of the passenger car was broken almost into kindling wood and the men standing on it were hurled to the pavement, Richard Fichaske of 105 Hier avenue had his head hurt and suffered from Company to New York Central Hudson River Railroad Company, lots 42 and- 43, Sy mouse, $1. William McCarthy to Lewie J. Barnes, lot 30, block and Webster tract, thirty-three feet on Lafayette Avenue, $1.

Clarence Hills to Herman H. Graf, lot 18, block 27, Easterly tract, $1. County Treasurer to Mary Dooley, lots 401 and 402, Fairmount tract Camillas, $8. County Treasurer to Mary Doolcy, lot 769, Fall-mount tract, Camillas, William H. Miller to Frank lots 14 and 15, block 235, forty feet on north eida East 1 Fay ette street, 51.

County Treasurer to Mary Dooley 778 and 77D, CatnHlus, $8. David Gere to Domlnico Demperto, lot 6, Gere tract, 51. JulJa flegan to Frank K. 12, bloclr 151- Grapie street, Ida L. Roberts -jo Herman Schopler, lots 35 28, Biiren, $1, John A.

Weia to Tina Wete, block 451, Oak street anri Highland avenue Esther J. Kuberisteln to Sol J. Hubenstein, lot 16, block Forman. avenue and East Fayette street, Cl. Clara L.

Lenox lo- Frank Bowmanfl lot 77, eighty feet on Sqlina street, Minne Htbbars Ida Barker, lots 17 and 18, Clay Charles A. Flel to Katie File, lot 59, ManIluB Frank Klock to Gelina Lacombe, block 61, Scbuyler etreet, GedGcs, Charles Frudhon to Dora C. Pruflon, lot 21, block 601, fifty 'feet on Baynor avenue, Earl G. Schell to Anna TV Dear, lot 334, thirty-five feet on west side Geddes street, 'SI. Charles Schell to -Anna W.

Dear, lot 334, thirty- five feet on west side Geddes $1, Michael O'Brien to J. Hoyt Loomls, lot 28, Clay, f. Helen H. Gera to TVllfred vForler, lots 38 and shock, Abraham Frey of No, 60T Kfrkpatrfclc street was bruised and cut about the head 'and face; Gustave Osterman of No- 1,800 LodJ street' had his left ankle sprained and was bruised about the left A man who said his name was Randall several teeth and had his nose and mouth 39, Frederick Wykcr, sheriff, to Clara L. Lennox, lot 77, Salinr.

street, $5,250, Earl Elite to Job Phillips, lot 97, Fompey, $631. Francis B. Putnam to Ida M. Janks, lots 18, 19, 22 and 23, block 028, Sherwood and Grouse tract, Anna Shute to Jacob Fasster, lot 22 Lafayette, $17 Alexander Volt to John Padbury, lot 13, block 2063, Eastwood Heights, thirty-three feet on Cabel avenue, 0. Partridge to Burton Lainphear, lot block 2009, Eastwood Heights, $1.

James Becker to William Jones, lot 65, Thirteen Profess Conversion. Evangelist H. Lutz will speak at the South Geddes Street Church of Christ, to-night on "The Word of God," TVilliam Leigh will sing "Only a A baptismal service will follow. This has resulted thus far in' thirteen conversions. To Celebrate Memorial Mass.

At the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock the annual mass for the i deased members' of the Knights of Columbus will be The members of the order will meet in their council rooms and march -in a body to the church. $5.000. Herman D. Barney to Alice Barney Wells, lot 43, Lysander, $1, James K. Smith to J.

Elmer McLoud, lot 3. 473, Fitch ancV Putnam tract; forty-four leet on east fiJde Bradley street, $1, William Bonner, to Perry Fish, lot 121, Onondaga. SL George Matty to George Fergerson, lot 54, Levi' MawhaH to S. Marshall, lot 67, fiftt filcS Jl John'Mangan to Aflam a Quetchenbach, block 425, thirty-five feet on north side' Wilkinson street, B. Lankton to Jesse B.

Morrison, Jot 48 just the sort of soups you'd make yourself if you had our facilities and our. experience. 14 kinds 10 your grocer's CO, SYRACUSE, NEW YORK Elbrldge, fl Nellie Husser to Kate Brown, lots 5, 6 aad 7, A. Edwards tract, $500. Dantel Kelly to Mary Kelly, lot .32, Fabtus, Jl.

Mary A. Kelly to Mary Kelly, Fab 'V, Mabel W. Hoyt to Edward B. Van, pi lot 15, blocK 375, Highlands, forty-five feet on north side Atlairs street, County Treasurer to Alfred E. Stacey, lot 00, i j-irr County Treasurer to Alfred Slacey, lot tiO, EI James i to Alfred Stacey, lot 60, Jesse Morrison to James B.

Lanltton, lot 3S, biock B. Tallipan Park thirty-three feet oft west side Tremont street, $1. Marv Agneft Conway to Richard J. Corcoran, lot bfoclt 2. HInfcley tract, thirty-fire feet on Richardson street, EAILBOAB division Superintendent Frank W.

Everett of the New York Central lines and General Agent O. E. Jenkins went to Pwochester yesterday morning: on the pony engine Niagara. General Superintendent R. Payne spent the day in Northern New York.

Vincent Murtaffh of the Santa Fe Dassen ger department, Buffalo, was in Syracuse yesterday. W-illiam Sryder assumed the position of ticket aeent at the NSW York Central city office yesterday. Thomas Flaherty took up new duties as agent at Oswego. Burial Permit Refused. Registrar of Vital Statistics John Metz yesterday refused to issue a "burial permit on a death certificate signed by a physician, In the case of Anthony Taylor of Solvay, fatally- burned Thursday.

Mr. Metz said the Coroner should have been notified, and the funeral postponed until to-day pending- the securing of a coroner's death certificate, Purchases Vacant Property. T. Frank Dolan has sold to Otto Johnson for John Stasko a piece of vacant property In West Genesee street with a frontage of fifty feet by 120 feet deep. This property is located directly opposite the Hospital for Women and Children.

The price is not made public; 1 intends to Improve it ain Prices Tuesday i THE 10,000 yards by the piece and by A GREAT PURCHASE AND A GREAT SALE--should bring hundreds of shrewd women buyers to the Trimming Counter Tuesday. Hints: 50c to $1.00 Piece for 25c Piece Black, white and colored silk binding braids. Black mohair braids. 24 yards in piece. -r i 25c to 75 Piece for lOc Piece Black and gold, black and colored silk and mohair braids, colored silk 15c to 75c Yard for 5c Yard Persian and colored silk braids.

25c to 50c Piece for 5c Piece Black, white and colored mohair braids and soutache braids. SYfiACUSE- At Bargain Prices--cheap enough even to tempt you to buy for next season. i Ladies' Best 50c FJeece Lined Vests and Pants only, each 5c to 35c Yard for Ic Yard i Black, white and colored fr silk EXTRA! 500 M6n's and Large Size Boys' $3.00 Worsted Coat Sweaters, half price, 25c to $1.25 Yard or IQc Yard white and -colored silk trimmings. $1.50 One of the greatest Sweater bargains ever offered in Syracuse. They are mostly oxford' gray, but there are some tan and dark greens among them.

"SECONDS" Of 50c White Fleece Lined Vests and Pants, only. Odd $1.00 Wool Garments'. LADIES' 75c Union Suits, 50c 50c Knit Corset Covers. $1,00 Union Suits for 1... -i 69c CHILDREN'S 25 Black Fleece Lined Pants, for 17c Odd 25c garments--Vests, Pants and Drapers, 15c Men's $1.50 Wool Underwear, $1.00 Each Tan color Merino Bibbed Wool and Medicated only, each $1,00 values in carpet size Axminster, Velvet and Brussels Rugs, also Velvet and Axminster Carpet by the yard REDUCTIONSAVERAGEONETHIRDOFFREGULARPRICES VBBBH aB ou need or anticipate needing floorcoverings-4uy now 12.95 For 813x10.6 Axminster Bugs, values $18.50 to new 1911 spring designs in- Oriental and floral styles.

Special $12.95 and $14,95 9x12 Seamless Brussels Rugs at- 1195 1 1 A large variety of new spring designs in pretty Oriental and floral effects. These rugs are made without seams. Value $15.00. Special at. $11.95 9x12 Axminster and Velvet Rugs at Former prices $19.50 to and Velvet Bugs, 3x4 savings of $5.50 to $8.50 on each rug.

A few of these rugs are slightly mismatched, a defect hardly noticeable and which in no way injures the wearing qualities. Floral and Oriental designs. Worth up to $22.50. Special at $13.95 $1.15 Inlaid Linoleums at Square Yard Tile and wood effects, with colorings extending through to back of goods. Special price for this sale, vakd $1.10 Axminster and i Oriental and floral effects; also hall and stair patterns.

A large variety of new spring designs, with or without borders. Values $1.00 to $1.10. Special price for this sale, yard 79c A $14 50 Seamless Velvet Rug, 6x9 Feet, at 10.75 Smith's Best Velvet 'Quality in new spring designs. A splendid wearing rug for your hall or feet. Special at.

If your rooms require rugs larger than 9x12 feet, we can show you, in a large variety of patterns, sizes ranging from 9x15 to 12x15 feet; and qualities from Seamless Tapestry Brussels to Whittall's Anglo Persian Rugs. 1 7 ip 1 10.6x12 FEET SEAMLESS BRUSSELS BUGS AT 10.6x13,6 FEET SEAMLESS TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS Ati I' TM Heavy grade of Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs new spring designs in light and dark colorings; 10.6x12 feet, at $17.95 10.6x13.6 feet, at $19.45 AXMINSTER RUGS 12x15 AXMINSTER CMS A If A 0 CfA $27.50 $29.50 i $32.50 $37.50 A large variety of new spring designs in pretty 4 floral and Oriental effects. Special prices: 10.6x13.6 and $29.50 4x5 yards, at and $37.50 A large variety of best Wilton, Body Brussels, Wiltone and Axminster Rugs in the following large sizes: 10.6x10.6,10.6x12,10.6x13.6, 10.6xH, 9x14 9x15, 11.3x15 and 12x15 odd sized; rugs (not usually found elsewhere); 6x6 feet Wilt tons, 6.9x9 Wiltones, 7.6x9 Brussels, Velvet and Axminster Bugs, 9x9 Axminster, Body Brussels and Wiltone Rugs, 9x10.6 Body Brussels and Wilton Bugs. i -r i rtr if tvV,.