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all of of to ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. SATURDAY, MARCH 25. 1905. Ourdu Normell Women's Coats and Suits Specially Attractive Offerings of the Most Fashionable Spring Models Tailored Suits, blouse coat model with taffeta blouse, skirt in new box and side plaited combination to match coat -'both trimmed effectively brown, blue and Tailored Suits of covert coatings choice of two short coat models in collarless effects with full kilted or combination gored and knife plaited skirts--coats lined with extra heavy Tailored Suits of Invisible Check Sicilians in black as well as shades of brown, blue and green-surplice blouse coat and box plaited skirt Covert Top Coats, collarless and notched collar effect models in various shades of tan, to $9.50. Strictly Tailored Top Coats in short and three-quarter length models, lined with taffeta and silk tailor to $37.50.

Black Silk Taffeta Coats in three-quarter length models- -made amply with shirringinlaid collar of broadcloth--special for Saturday $14.50. Women's and Misses' Underwear and Hosiery The following offerings concern new Spring goods of standard grades, while the values cannot fail to enhance the fame of a department that has already achieved considerable celebrity Women's Pure Lisle Thread Hose, medium weight, high spliced heel and double sole, Hermsdorf dye--25c pair. Women's Drop-Stitch Lisle Hose, Richelieu ribbed, white heel and toe -regular 39c quality -25c pair. Women's Fast Black Cotton Hose, seamless, narrowed ankle, double heel and toe -15c pair or 2 pairs for 25c. Children's Fast Black Cotton Hose, extra double knee, heel and toe, wide or fine ribbed, suitable for boys or girls-12 1-2c pair.

Misses' Black Lisle Thread Hose, fine quality, regular made, a 25c quality 19c pair or 3 pairs for 50c. Women's Vests, Pants and Tights, medium weight -vests have high neck and long and short sleeves, pants and tights are knee or ankle length -made of fine Egyptian cotton yarns, trimmed with hand crocheted silk edge- a garment. Women's Bleached Vests and Pants, medium weight, long or short sleeves, knee or ankle pants, neatly trimmed- garment: Women's Medium Weight Vests, high neck, short sleeves, good quality cotton- -17c each or 6 for $1.00. "Sorosis" Boots, Shoes, Slippers, The latest ideas in fashionable footwear are exemplified in the newest Sorosis models of boots, low shoes and slippers. The Sorosis evening shoes and slippers are dainty in form and fabric, while the extensive range of Sorosis models answers every requirement of the most fashionable attire.

Sorosis shoes always retain their original shape. All regular Sorosis few special styles in the custom department, $5.00. "Sorosis" shoes on sale in this city only at this store. Wash Fabrics Crinkled Madras, 15c A new wash goods weave to be introduced to-day comes with a high-sounding French name, which looks well but means nothing. In plain every day parlance, it's a crinkled madras and comes in white grounds with white crepe stripes and black figures.

The price is 15c. LITTLE PROSPECT OF TELEPHONE WAR Meeting Held at port, Merits of Another Exchange Presented, Spencerport, March premonItory movements of a telephone war have been taking place here, present prospects are that the matter will fizzle out after all. The Interocean Telephone Comdesirous, it would seem. of enterpany is into competition in this vicinity with ing the Bell Telephone Company. The Bell exchange was put in at Spencerport sevtral years and has since that time peen under the management of T.

C. The Bell systema has been expanding quite rapidly. A meeting was called for 1 o'clock yesjerday afternoon to enable the citizens of the village to hear the propositions adranced by the Interocean representatives concerning the installation of an exchange There was a large attendance at meeting which was held in Golf's Hall. John Guyle, of Penn Yon, and Mr. Waite, bE Buttalo, represented the Interocean people.

After describing in general their restem they brought forward a specific plan, which was as follows: To secure the formation of a joint stock company, each share to be $50, for the purpose of putting in an Interocean exchange here. Ill endeavor was made to get the sig satures to this proposition. The subject was discussed at some length, but the neeting broke up without any signers be0g secured. Judging from the prevalent sentiment On. The Baylight Store.

MrOurdu Norwell On. Not a hundredth tisements. As the single sample, so the Here's Few Men Can Afford to Go Shabby The shrewdest observers in all ages agree that in establishing a reputation dress is an important factor. Russell Sage, it is true, might go shabbily dressed without detriment to his credit. But the average man cannot.

Once heard a man say he'd rather go about with a rip in his coat than with a patch, on the principle that a rip looked like an accident, while the patch showed premeditated poverty. In any event, there's no more excuse for shabbiness than for rips or patches, when new and stylish fixings may thus be purchased: Men's Night Robes, 35c Men's plain white and fancy trimmnd night robes, 35c each or 3 for $1.00. Not a word as to quality. Come and see. Men's Negligee Shirts, 50c A week ago to-day we demonstrated to the satisfaction of all who took the pains to investigate that we were offering the best 50c negligee shirt in the city.

To-day the balance of the same Jot will be closed out at the same price. Separate cuffs with each shirt. All sizes from 14 to 17. 50c Neckwear, 25c Genuine English rumchunda reversible four-in-hands, 2 inches wide--can be worn on either side- 50c quality for 25c, The Our Famous $1.00 Glove There is only one thing amiss with our glove department. It hasn't half enough room.

But we thank you for making it too small and assure you that such deficiency will be remedied in due time. Saturday program follows: P. Famous Dollar Glove in all the leading shades of tan, mode, brown, gray, champagne, pearl, red, navy and green, as well as white and black, also the same style in a suede finish in tan, brown, white and pair. Misses' Two-Clasp Glace Kid Gloves, light weight, new spring pair. Boys' Pique Kid Gloves in all the correct shades for street pair.

Our dollar gloves are carefully fitted and guaranteed. Special Offering Black Silk Petticoats Full size black silk petticoats with silk drop, foot ruffle, accordeon plaiting and 9- inch ruffle with tucked ruffle at Are they bargains? We think they are, and good ones at that. Framed Pictures 25c Worth 40c and 50c Framed pictures in gilt and weathered oak frames--a choice assortment including the Dutch subjects now so popular-25c instead of 40c and 50c. These will be on sale on main floor bargain tables. For a Busy part of our special values planter sells entire product few offerings here specified 45-inch Wool and Mohair Mistral Cloth, 50c Regular $1.00 Quality That's the star attraction in our wool dress goods section to-day.

It's the second shipment of the lot which lasted such a short time last week. It comes in browns, tans and creams as well as black. The only question is, will we have enough to go around Better be early. Embroidered Stocks and Top Collars, 10c A big line of embroidered stocks, lace stocks, embroidered buttonhole stocks and embroidered top collars goes on bargain tables to-day at 10c each. Cheap trash Old styles Not a bit of it.

On the contrary, the newest and most fashionable styles and equal to our regular stock lines at 25c and 39c. 39c and 59c Saturday Silk Specials When quoting prices such as 39c and 59c, our silk chief may seem to be encroaching on wash goods territory. Not in this instance, however, for they apply to silks, not cottons. To wit: Plain Japanese Wash Silks in checks and stripes, light blue, pink, red, green. navy, brown, tan, and black and white- -special, 39c a yard.

Kimona Silks, 24 inches wide, Japanese figures and broken plaids- a 75c quality for 59c. 1,500 8-inch Rose Gold Hat Pins, 10c Worth 25c and 35c Andrew Carnegie's Christmas, somebody has said, lasts all the year 'round. So, it seems, does our jewelry man's. At least, he's always gathering and scattering "plums." His latest coup is the corraling of a surplus stock of hat pins from a manufacturer who wished to make a clean sweep of Spring lines before switching to Fall productions. That's how we came into possession of over 1,500 hat pins that we can pass on to you at from one-half to one-third retail values.

They are of German silver in antique rose gold finish, identical in every respect with lines that we have been selling at 25c and 35c, but now to be offered at 10c. Mark you, these are 8-inch pins--the popular length--and being hard burnished will not bend. Nor are the heads liable to come off, as is the case with cheap productions. On the contrary, they are strongly soldered, every pin being tested before leaving the factory. Saturday! Tovenile Clothing Section obtain mention in adverBoys' and Girls' Spring Apparel in of his plantation by a a Diversity of Styles and Fabrics must typify the many.

Boys' Eton Blouse Suits of blue serge, shepherd plaids and tweeds, with knickerbockers, sizes 4 to 9 50c 39c Boys' Russian Blouse Suits of blue serge Belts, or Bannockburn effect tweeds, embroidered shield and sailor collar, sizes 3 to 6 Hand Bags, 79c $5.00. Boys' Norfolk Suits of serges and new The two offerings in belts and bags above Spring mixtures, with knickerbockers, sizes referred to are deserving of front seats on 8 to 14 the band if Boy's Spring Top Coats or double-breastbargain wagon, and, center tables ed overcoats of light and dark shades of tan on our main aisle can be so designated, coverts or blue serge -sizes 4 to 14 they'll get them, too. Note descriptions: Girls' Reefers with emblem on sleeve- Women's Hand Bags in walrus and seal blue cheviots, tan coverts, or shepherd plaids leathers, covered or metal frames, some fit- -belted style--sizes 6 to 14 ted with coin purse, others with card case, Girls' Reefers in an extensive range of coin purse and vinaigrette, almost all of them Spring models including the latest innovation have the Vienna handle -black, brown -a 7-8 length-in coverts, cheviots and and tan -regular $1.00 bags for 79c. shepherd plaids--sizes 8 to 14 Silk Taffeta Belts in a variety of widths, to $19.50. colors and styles -regular 50c quality for 39c.

Girls' Junior Reefers and three-quarter length coats in the sizes usually so difficult to obtain are here shown in a variety of fabrics "National" Bond Paper to and $17.50. styles--sizes 14, 16 and 18 19c Pound Instead of Girls' Junior Suits--box coat with half 25c belt and full kilt skirt in an extensive range On aisle tables floor of blue cheviots, mixed materials and she p- main we shall offer herd plaids -sizes 14, 16 and 18 years Bond Papers by the pound--the to $30.00. regular 25c quality for 19c. Each pound contains 126 sheets paper. Also two styles of envelopes to match--wallet flap or deep Items of Interest points--at 9c package.

From Corset Department. All the most celebrated makes of corsets, Curtains, Rugs, whether foreign or domestic, are represented Couch Covers and Shades in our line. We would not be doing justice either to you or ourselves, if our selection Five specials for Saturday in curtains, were more limited. We hold no brief for curtain materials, couch covers, rugs and any particular brands, but offer a fair field window shades, as follows: and no favor for all worthy productions. Nottingham Curtains, 3 1-2 yards, long, For to-day the following attractive values in full width, overlock edges, pretty designsnew models: 95c pair instead of $1.50.

Curtain Swiss, 40 inches wide, neat stripe Corsets, medium bust for large figeffects-12 1-2c value for 8c yard. ures, low bust dart, deep hip gore, dip front Couch Covers, 60 inches wide, fringed all and hip, made of heavy jean, 25 to 30 sizesaround, Roman stripe designs, a regular $1.50 50c. cover for 98c. Figured Batiste Corsets, dip front, meVelvet and Tapestry 27 54 inch- dium hip, two side steels, each case containes, floral and Oriental patterns and colorings ing two bones, 24 to 30 sizes-50c. -98c worth $1.50.

Heavy Coutille Corsets, French gore, Window Shades, 3 6 good quality large hip gores, medium bust, 25 to 30 sizesopaque, mounted on rollers, all ready to hang 50c. -19c. Satin Lined Tape Girdles for small figures--perfect Strip Girdles, well boned, perfect shape, medium long front, for small figures-50c. Drives in The New Shirt Waist Corset, long waist, Domestic Department for medium amall low figures bust, -50c. dip hip and front, garters, The wash goods and domestic section of French Coutille Corsets, the new dip front and side, perfect French modelthe "Economy Basement" ought to be a busy $1.00.

spot to-day if sterling values in standard French Coutille Corsets, fine have power maguetic. To wit: dium quality, hip and new long waist, high bust, methe staples Yard Wide Bleached Muslin, soft finish ready for the needle--a 6 1-2c value for 5c yard. Printed Batistes in dots, figures and Sheet Music stripes- a 10c quality for 7c a yard. Yard Wide Brown Cotton free from And Talking Machines. black spots or other, blemishes-5c yard instead of 6c.

Edison Phonographs and Victor Talking Newport Madras, an ideal fabric for shirt Machines need no introduction. They waist suits, children's dresses or boy's blouses, hence absolutely fast speak for themselves. Either one of them yarn dyed, colors- 32 inch width for 12 1-2c yard. may be yours upon payment of $1.00, followed by weekly installments of 50c. Pearl Buttons 4c Dozen Worth 10c White pearl buttons, 2 and 4 hole, 10 to 22 ligne-4c worth 10c.

Another word would spoil it. McCURDY DY NORWELL CO. Church Saturday and Sunday, March 25th and 26th. Rev. S.

A. Morse, of Lockport, presiding elder of the Genesee district, will have charge of all the preaching services. About forty young- people of Chili, who were recently converted during the revival meetings that were held at this place will be baptized and taken into the church before the Sunday morning service. Aaron R. McLean.

Brockport, March R. MeLean died Thursday morning at the Masonic Home, Utica, aged 81 years. He leaves his wife, Elizabeth Rider, one son. Charles McLean, of Los Angeles. and one daughter, Mrs.

W. H. Sadden of Brockport. STEUBEN. Little Grading is Necessary for the New 1 Trolley Road.

Bath. March 24 -According to the re. cent contact made for the construction of the Corring, Lake Keaka Ontario Railron. L. work is 10 be completed between and Wayne within one year, and from.

Savona to Penn Yan within two years, However, it is expected the road will be in running order much before that time, as but little grading will be neces: sary. As soon as the bridge and culvert work is completed the grading necessary will have been completed and the bed all ready for the ties and rails. Keiser-Plow. Bath, March 24-Cards ceived in this village announcing the marriage bog the Rev. A.

B. Meldrain, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, of All the popular hits of the day, including the music of operas such as "Piff, Paff, Pouf and "The School Girl now on sale in this department. McKinley and Century editions of sheet music, 10c copy. of the citizens there is very little likeliLood that the Interocean people will sueceed in the installation of second exchange here. The size of the town and the large number of telephones already out in would seem to render this ible.

After the meeting to-day several! rominent business men, when asked for heir opinion 01 the matter, stated that it present they regarded the installation another exchange as unadrisable. Mr. Upton, the manager of the Bell exchange, said to-night. "The Bell people have recently added 60 new subscribers here, making a total of about 250. Twenty men who had not yet signed contracts with us came in to-day and signed." BLACK CREEK RISING, An Ice Jam at Railroad Bridge Would Cause a Flood.

Churchville, March creek is rising rapidly again and some anxiety is expressed as to the probability of the ice in the pond being able to stand the strain. 'The ice has on former occasions caused much loss to property owners by jamming at the railroad bridge and inundating a portion of the village. Should the ice come over the dam to-night it is feared that its mansnal thickness would not admit of its being broken up so as to allow its passing through the stone arches of the bridges. A jain is reported down the stream, which is flooding the lowlands and many neres on the Silver Pirch farm, better known as the Savage estate. Forty Converts Will be Received.

Chili Station, March The quarterly meeting of the Methodist churches of Chili will be held in the North Chili M. E. Cleveland. 0., of Miss Mary Barbara Plow. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Phillip Plow. of this village, and James Taylor Neiser. of Cleveland. The marriage was performed in that city March 18th.

The bride for some time has resided in Rochester. Justice Parkhurst Playing Golf. Bath. March 24-- Bath friends are in receipt of a recent letter from Hon. John V.

Packhorst, a Supreme Court justice. who with his family went South several weeks ago for the benefit of Mr. Park hurst's health. The letter states that Mr. Parkhurst has 80 far recovered his former vigor and sprits as to enjoy a daily game of nine-hole golf.

Baptist Pastor Has Resigned. Savona, March Robert Duncan has resigned as pastor of the Baptist Church in this village, and is at present suppiying the pulpit of the Bath church during the illness of the Rev. Ira Hotaling. Memorial Day Address. Bath.

March -Custer Post, G. A. R. has engaged Attorney F. H.

Hausner. of Corning, to deliver the Memorial Day address in this village. Low Colonist Rates Via Grand Trunk Railway and connections to British Columbia, California, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Utah, Washington, in effect until May 15th. For full information rates apply to Charles L. Coon, C.

P. and T. Buffalo. N. or to Robert Bushby, T.

P. Cortland, N. Y. It Isn't always the head of a family that foots the bills. Was the Real Bad Man.

Fuel. Professor 0. L. Waller, the government's irrigation expert, has traveled over almost every foot of American soil, and in this way has gathered together many reminiscences of odd places and odd persons. "A vanishing type," said Professor Waller recently.

"is the bad man of the Middle West. We rarely meet with him now. He is almost extinct. "It was some years ago that I eame upon my last bad man. He sat on a small stone under a tree.

is your I said to him. House? the bad man snorted. 'Do ye think I'm one o' that sort? I sleep in the prairie. I eats raw buffalo and I drinks out of the To Mexico. Wabash line trains make close connection at St.

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