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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE, TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1909. Chorus. School days, school days, Read in' and rit in' and 'rith me -tic, To-day We Start to Give Away the School Buttons! Every Attendant of a Public or Parochial School in Rochester Will Receive FREE a Button Bearing a Picture and Number or Name of Their Own Home of Learning The conditions governing this distribution of School Buttons are very simple. The scholars need not come in person to get them, unless they wish. Any member of their family, on presenting the ticket (or certificate) they receive at school, will be entitled to a button.

We have distributed these certificates to the various schools, so that no one will be overlooked. We want every youngster to have a picture of his or her school- and these little celluloid buttons will last a lifetime, as a momento of their days of learning. The following School Buttons are ready: East High School SS. Peter and Paul West High School St. Boniface Schools Nos.

to 36 inc. St. Bridget Formal Show Days of Cathedral Blessed Sacrament St. Mary's SI. Francis- Xavier Mechanics Institute Holy Apostles Spring Fashions Immaculate Conception Holy Rosary St.

Michael's St. Monica Holy Family Our Lady of Perpetual Help Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday St. Joseph's St. Augustine Corpus Christi Our Lady of Victory Holy Redeemer St. Stanislaus March 16, 17 and 18 Bring Certificates to the "Souvenir Button Desk' -Basement -any time this week or next week.

There is a button for every scholar in Rochester -very close to fifty thousand of them. Anniversary Sales Are the Magnet of the Week They are giving us an extraordinary business. In the same breath, you are getting the advantage of prices on New Spring Merchandise that would not be possible were it not for the fact that we are to set a new high record of sales during this Anniversary---and have made extensive purchases accordingly. A good many of the items told of in the twopage announcement last week are still at your disposal, in addition to hundreds of new ones. Come to-day while assortments are best.

The Anniversary Sale ends with Saturday. Don't Miss the Picture Anniversary Specials in Anniversary Specials in Anniversary Specials in To-Day in the Restaurant "The Pursuit of Pleasure" Leather Hand Bags Housefurnishings Hosiery and Will Be Served Free Four'h Floor The remarkable conception of Ast- Morocco Women's and Walrus Hand grain Bags leather; of 8 and real 9-inch Seal, Swifts Chafing Dish Laundry 2 1-2 Soap; pint; special nickel 5 for plated; 10c 19c Underwear Afternoon Tea ley D. M. Cooper--viewed here last leather lined; inside coin purses; over- value 5c sizes; Thursday by close to ten thousand lapping frames; usually Price. sold at $2.75 and $3.00.

Cooking Kettles; 6 quart; gray enamel ware, Women's Vests--white ribbed, low neck, From 3 until 5 o'clock people- every one an admirer. Anniversary Sale $1.45 with cover, 49c value. 25c no sleeves. Anniversary Sale Handsome souvenirs descriptive of Women's Black Seal grain leather Wash Boilers; No. 8 and 9, copper bottom; Women's Union Suits -Swiss Ribbed, low The following musical program will tie painting, given to all who visit the Bags; 11-inch size; leather covered overlapping $1.19 value at.

neck, no sleeves, knee length. Anniversary be rendered by the Susan Tompkins fourth floor, during the Anniversary. frames; leather lined; coin purse and card case; Umbrella Stands; heavy iron with fancy de- Sale String Orchestra, together with Mrs. gilt trimming; Anniversary Sale Price, $1.39 sign; $1 Second Floor G. Clay Babcock, soprano: Anniversary Specials in Toilet Paper; selected stock; 10 rolls for 25c Women's Hosiery -black cotton, all sizes, March, "The Four Jacks" Losey Basement fast dye, plain and ribbed tops.

Anniversary Vocal, "Love 1 Have Won You" Ronald Used Pianos Anniversary Specials in Sale Women's Balbriggan Hosiery--black, full- Selection, "American Mrs. Airs" Babcock Rosey Instruments taken in exchange for new pianos; Boy's Clothing Anniversary Specials in fashioned, all sizes, fast dye. Anniversary Sale Violin Solo, Andante Religioso Thome all placed in excellent condition, and offered at 180 Miss Tompkins exceptionally low prices during the Anniversary An early showing of Washable Suits, to fit Enamel Ware Women's Lisle Hose -black, fine gauge, gar- Vocal, "Thou With Wondrous Violin Youth" Abt Jubilee. The following sold for cash or on ter top, silk finish, spliced heel and toe; 50c Obligato plan: youngsters from 2 1-2 to 10 years, and all at value. Sale price 25c Mrs.

Babcock easy payment Behr Bros. (full size) $260 special Anniversary sale prices: 10c Cake and Pie Plates at 5c Women's Pure Silk Potpourri, "The Three Twins" Hoschno 19c 8-inch Pans Overture, "Mirella" Hose-full-fashioned, $145 Russian Suits at Frying 10c spliced heel and toe, made from pure Italian Gounod Geiger Marshall Wendell (walnut). $235 89c 35c No. 4 black, white and colors. Value Vocal, "Spring Night" (mahogany).

Laundry Dippers silk, $2.25. Mrs. Babcock Neidlinger Henschel (like new) $175 $1.25 Sailor at. 25c Collanders at Anniversary Sale Collar Russian Suits $1.00 Vose (large size) $245 $1.50 Eton 50c 8-quart Mixing Bowls at -25c Children's Hosiery- fine and heavy ribbed Russian $1.25 Danse, "Hungrois" Brahms New England $150 $2.00 Russian and Sailor Suits at. $1.50 55c 14-quart Dish Pans at.

cotton, black and tan. 3 pairs 50c; per pair (walnut). Wellington (mahogany) $175 $2.50 Russian and Sailor Suits at. $2.00 ...17 Armstrong (walnut). $255 55c 6-quart Cook Pots and Cover at 25c Children's Hosiery -heavy ribbed cotton Anniversary Specials in Crown (mahogany) 59c 10-quart Water Pails will give good service.

Per pair. 1-2c $260 Third Floor Pianola Player Piano (new). $75 Basement Street Floor China and Glass Regina Player Third Floor Anniversary Specials in Cut Glass Oil and Vinegar Bottles in the Hartz Mountain Spinning star patterns; regularly priced $2.50. Anniversary Specials in Gloves Canaries, $2.49 Anniversary Specials Cut Glass Water Pitchers in the whirlwind $1.50 in This week at Men's Furnishings Women's Gloves--six thousand pairs of 2- this We have of just Hartz received Mountain our first shipment Music Store worth pattern; $4.50 genuine and $5. hand This cut on week clear blown blanks spring Canaries; and $2.95 Negligee Shirts--light, medium and white clasp black, white and colors.

An they are as likely a looking lot of birds as adjustable, Cut Glass Sugar and Cream Sets--new Glace, 3-clasp Suede and 6-button length grounds, stripes and neat effects; absolutely bargain, values up to $1.25. Anni- we have ever possessed. Every one is a 50c; this sale at strawberry pattern on foot; regularly priced Biarritz, in Music Stands--steel folding, reg new goods, not to be equaled for at least 25 assured Sale Price carefully trained singer; you will take de- ularly $4.50. This week, the set $2.95 per cent. more than the Anniversary Sale hearing one or more about the $1.50 to $50.00 Cut Glass Bon Bons with handle, worth versary light in Violins- -all grades and styles; complete outPrice 69c Milanese Pure Silk Gloves-2-clasp, double house.

Special while this lot lasts at $2.49. fits from. $1.75. This week .95 Hose--silk finish; all sizes. finger tips, black, tan, gray and 75c the pair.

Basement, Strings--Bell Brand--plain steel, silver plated; Sugar and Cream Sets of fine Bavarian Black Lisle Half Sale Sale Price 55c 25c dozen, or each 3c china; artistic shapes; neatly decorated; a Anniversary Men's Neckwear-four-in-hand styles, great Mousquetaire Strings "Eter- regular 50c value. This week, 25c collection of all-silk weaves, stripes, neat effects Glace Gloves 8- A collection of Celery Trays, Chocolate out collars; trimmed fancy fronts; made of high brown; value $1.50. values. This week at 25c and plain colors. Anniversary Sale Price 29c button length, in nelle" silk E-strings; Pots, Roll Trays, Cake Plates, Fancy Plates, grade muslins.

65c value. Anniversary Price Anniversay Sale Fitzhuch sale Toilet Sets, ten pieces; floral designs, with Men's Night Shirts--cut full; all sizes; with- black, white, tan and Duffy regularly 15c; this Milk Jars, fine china; regular 50c and 75c 470 Price tinted effects; $4 values. This week at $2.98 98c Street Floor Street Floor Third Floor Third Floor Before he assumed the management of ant gives the tenant all that is his NEW PLACE FOR BATH POSTOFFICE new street was laid out on the west due," WELL-KNOWN STEUBEN the Cameron Mills hotel he conducted lease between the farm owner and ten- side of the premises and other radical HOTELKEEPER KILLED Oscar F. Harris Struck by Fast Train. Special Dispatch to the Democrat and Chronicle.

Addison, March -Oscar F. Harris, landlord of Hotel Harris at Cameron Mills, ten miles west of here, WAS struck and instantly killed by Erie train No. 47, known st the Southern Tier Express, this forenoon about 10 o'clock. Harris, who was very deaf, started from the Erie station to his hotel, a sbort distance up the tracks. He did not hear the approach of the train, which passes through Cameron Mills at a speed of fifty miles an hour, Several persons shouted a warning, but he did not hear them.

The train struck him, threw him some distance and killed him instantly. Harris was one of the best known characters in this vicinity, and had been in the hotel business all his life. It had been his boast that he never lived outside of a hotel. He was 67 years of age, and he leaves his wife and one son, Ernest, of Cameron, Harris had probably caused the Steuben county officials more trouble in the past few years than any other one man. He had paid the county a small fortane in fines for violation of the exelse laws.

For his last offense he was fined 8500 and sentenced to three months in the Monroe County penitentiary. He had just completed his sentence and returned home a few days ago. decided in the affirmative. The next hotesl at Tyrone, Campbell and a num- meeting will be on March 20th. ber of places in this county.

SUDDEN DEATH OF LE ROY WOMAN Mrs. Caroline Sturm Passes Away in Rochester. Le Roy, March Mrs. Caroline Sturm, wife of Christian Sturm, who resides just south of Le Roy, died this at the home of Mrs. Pieffer, in morning Rochester, where she was visiting.

Mrs. Sturm's death was sudden. One week ago Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Sturm went Rochester attend the funeral of to their brother-in-law, John Zoble.

The following Sunday Mrs. Sturm fell on an icy walk and injured her head, but she seemed to be doing well until just a few moments before her death. The cause of her death was heart ditticulty. Mrs. Sturm WAS born in Germany fifty-eight years ago and came to this country about thirty six years ago.

She had been A resident of Le Roy for the past fifteen years. Besides her husband, she leaves one son, Fred Sturm, of Le Roy. It was only about one month ago that A son of Mr. and Mrs. Storm died at Seattle, and was brought here for burial.

Mrs. Sturm's remains will be brought to Le Roy to-morrow. Nundahwa Grange Meeting. Nunda, March 8. -Nundahwa Grange last Saturday had a dinner served by Mrs.

Medcalf, Mrs. Price, Mrs. Stonebrook and Mrs. Ramsay. Several guest remained during the literary programme, which consisted of an opening by the grange, instrumental duet.

the Misses Knibloe; paper, by Mrs. Rumsay, entitled "Glass, Its History and Manufacture;" songs by Master Raymond Niseman, boy soprano of Mount Morris; debate. "Resolved, That the average WHEN ARE SALARIES TO BE PAID? Bath Village Officers to Receive Compensation, but When Bath, March was voted at the charter election in this village last Tuesday that hereafter the offices of village president and trustees shall be salaried at, respectively, $100 and $50 yeur. Since the proposition was carried the question has arisen as to when the salaried system shall become effective. Many think the proposition should have specifically stated as to.

that point, while others contend that it applies at once, and that Mayor E. McCall, with Trustees Henry R. Daniels and Reuben B. Olddeld, who were elected that year, will draw salary at once, while the two trustees who held over from last year will receive no salary. The village administration will seek before the present Legislature adjourns to have the village charter amended to cover this point concerning the salaries.

To Feel Good All the Time eat Pure FoodGrape- Nuts FOOD builds Brain, Body and Nerves "There's a Reason" Occupied Quarters In Shannon Building Yesterday. Bath, March Bath postoffice, which for twenty-four years has been quartered in the Advocate building, in Liberty street, occupied its new office, in the Shannon building, at William and Liberty streets, this morning. The new offices were laid out with an eye for the special convenience of the local postottice system. During the ten years of the postmastership of Dr. 0.

W. Sutton the receipts of this office been brought up from approximately $10.000 to $20,000 a Fear, rural and village mail delivery has been been establshed and a subpostal station paced at the Soldiers' Home for the conrenience of the members of that institution. SHALL PARK LAND BE ACCEPTED? Question to Be Submitted to Voters of Wolcott. Wolcott, March park question will be submitted to the voters of the village of Wolcott at their annual election to-morrow. May 8, 1906, the trustees of the First Presbyterian Church of Wolcott gave to the village the deed of that parcel of land lying behind the Presbyterian and the Baptist Church promises and bordered on the east by the old village park.

The gift was made on condition that the village toothouse and the lockup be removed from the old park premises within ninety days and that the engine house building be removed within three years. A further condition was that the village should improve the land granted and use it for public park purposes only. The contract was filled as far as removing the buildings designated within thirty days. The land was leveled, a improvements were made upon it, but now the three years is nearly gone and the engine house, a large two-story building, has not been removed. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.

Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature is on each box. 25e.

Warsaw, March -Silas F. Mann died yesterday at her home, on Park street, aged 73 years. She was the Nichols daughter and of was Clark born and in Nancy Sardinia, Howell N. July 5, 1835. Forty-nine years ago she was married to S.

F. Mann, of Arcade, and they resided in that town until 1891, when they removed to WarsaW. Mrs. Mann leaves her husband and two sons, Dr. Carl B.

Mann and Robert Mann, both of this village. Mrs. Silas F. Mann. FOR THE PUBLIC New Formula Cures Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and Hoarseness in Five Hours.

Much 19 being done in these days to stop the ravages of consumption, but probably nothing bus been so effective as teaching the public how to break up a cold and cure coughs, bronchitis, tousilitis, with simple home-mixed medicine free from opium, poisons, etc. A laxative couch syrup, free from whisky and poisons is the prime need. A cough ludicates Indammation and congestion and these in turn are due to an excess of waste and poisous in the system. A tonic laxative cough syrup rids the system of congestion while relieving the painful coughing. Get the followlug and mix at home: One-halt ounce duld wild cherry bark, one ounce compound essence cardiol and three ounces syrup white pine compound.

Shake the bottle atid take twenty drops every half hour for four hours. Then one-half to one teaspoonful three or four times daily, Give House, children less according to age, Cut this out and save it for some friend. The Daylight Store McCurdy Norwell Co. The Success of our Optical Department is due to the fact that we have an expert optometrist in attendance at all times. Your Eyes are Safe in His Care We fit, grind and make any style of glasses desired.

We make a specialty of the deep curved lenses know as the Toric. Yes, We Sell Shur-Ons Optical Department, Main Floor Mezzanine. MrCurdy Normell On. HORSES! HORSES! Tuesday of this week a carload of horses, direct from the West. Take Sea Breeze car to Forest House, third house south, S.

SHAW. Irondequolt. HORSES! Fresh arrivals weekly of all kinds of horses, farm chunks Sales and heavy draft horses. Belmont and Exchange Stables, Sours, 43 Stillson street, Howe 1141, Bell 1713-B Main..