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THE BUFFALO EVENING TIMES, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1914; Tn 'I 12 GOOD LI EATS WILL OH VERY CHEAP WITH US AT BOTH MARKETS SATURDAY IDEAL'S YELLOW FRONT Western New York News Si ORE i zrwT mas mefWMMMm I yV-youARfc LOOKING FOR. II i II lilli BilS i i0tTt iWlfi itllfcSSSi III 1 BEAR BIT BIG xj -r- --iisr -a-vr MAIN ST. AT TUPPER AMD FRANKLIN ST. AT GENESEE Plated Knife, Fork srJ Spoen For the children a dandy set in pink, yellow, silkoline lined box will -make the little ones happy -one to a customer CHUNK OUT OF A Every Need for the Table on Sale Here at Right Down to Bottom iTlces Even Lower fTp Than TOiolesale for a Big Business ay I I t. "T'nVUrt i hit "i 11 Brass Top Bed, Spring and Mattress, Complete ho-eilt oi Freeh Caught BLtJE -PIKE.

-Jq Christmas derfnl barsaiaa. We are' continually shopping; for, yu ever 1rtw0 atudy your needs carefully all the time and when you come here yo.v wm find exactly what you are lookintf for. It's your dutyyour oxUt duty-If' you are Interested iii economiEtng-. to do yur Christmas shoppms at the i Big-. Busy Drusj Storej SPEISOS J0 SWf Hi i- I "1 Terms to Sal 1 I I SI.OO Cash.

Baking This is the Pure Toinsto Cf lOe emu' oa theee he well prepared 'aeeeeoltles Beat Caadled Citron Oc Pound LOOK I HERE TW025cB0TTLt5 WHITE PINE Wliil? Fine TWO SOSOTTLES ah: TiitW Fresh PORK fcind i 5C TAR LAXATIV FIGJ 5UC TWO 35 pitchers 35c rwo BOTTIES Stoddarfs CDM POUND SYRUP HYFOPH05PHITES $19 lemon. Orange Peels Ponnd New Seedleaa Raisins 25c Packaarea. Ifw, Cleaaed Currants 2Sc 3 Packages. Raklna; F.lolasses 9c l.arar. Cmm.

Pure Let-ao Van Ha, Ex Bottle "T- Heat Shredded Cocanut I22C Ponnd Pure Baklnar 1 Chocolate 14c tt-poand Cako Pwre. Assorted Spices 7c -poa a d- Packa Xew, Pare -'-if PreWh Cengbt HALIBUT Mehlcaa Fsser CATSUI I This to the heM Cuttmm meaT. We always sell the Best at 8 to '8c per pound less than Flah Market Prices. Pollock, pound 8c Flounders, CI pound wy Ciscoes; 7A mm I 7c Paekave 1 i Beat. Pare pound-.

Salmon, i fl lalmon, pound. BakJrtar t.poand Can Choice Family Emulsion Cod Liver Oil! ll.fl .00 Llebia-'s Nerve Remedy. i 11.00 Gray's Tasteless C. 50o Takoia for Dyspepsia; Pavone Cures' Eczema. EXTRA! Mot Water BOTTLE i 73c one year'.

60e Violet' Toilet "Water 35c Violet Cream 25e Btoddart'S Peerless S5c Tooth Paste.lAe 25c Peroxide Tdoth rPowder 14e 25e Violet talc.1T 25e Face iic Cold Cream JT 25c Tooth Brush. 19e 25c Shaving Cream Order half a doses Wlme aa 11 LTUfl J. I 1.111 en toausuuLa, Pi. A I I AX? TrANCY BOX "rSFANCr Haddies. 4 4 pound -I Qp pound.

ww Codfish, 10c pound. Vw Oysters, OE -solid Flour barret aark Coafeetloaery Sugar Pound Onod Ejggs Doaea Qc WXWCT WX JJSWHCY I0r raif Jtini mnniiiiiinniinnn SSBBSSSBSMSSSBBiSBSMSMBlBHBSSaSIBM TAXPAYERS VOTE' 26 Beat Lard Compound Per Pound Choice Cookinc Beat Monte. aOod rooklnn, Bictllnm else POTATOES BIG BUNU ML Cranbsrries 5e IS-lb 10c Pound EVERYBODY! TW0 250XE3 WW. WKATIVt QUININE 1 dh V. TABLET5 SYKUP BOTTLES CASTORIA COMPOUND 5YRUP HYPOPHOSPKira 25c Pain-Ease for Neuralgia 1 -60c Li-Ka-Sal -Kidney 25o Catarrh Jelly.

25c German Brand Liniment. lo 26c Baby Cough Syrup tt SI. 60 Fowntafav SYRINGH 2 cxtrs large rapid flow, Onanoteed SOcLilae Tellet 2Sc Vanishing Cream lfes 25c Peroxide Cream 26c Cutabuta Soap- 25c Rice 26c Almond Cream lTo 25c Glycerine Jelly 17e Perf amtsers m.ake a pleasing' glft--many styles and designs at Bargain Prices. Whiskey CoaaMnatlOBS and send one Co: 1 bot. li bot.

key CO Port Wine. Concord Wine. I Red Globe Whis-j I Combination X. 4 tloii N. 4 rd Whis- I l-bot.

bherr; Port 1 bot. Concord 1 bot. Key 5 DAORELS OF APPLES FREE! Everyone entering our store receives a Coupon entitling them to guess the number .0 Hun-E-Lax Tablets in a sealed jar. The five nearest will; be entitled to; a Barrel Vf Apples FREE Don't feaij 'to register your guess! JEWELRY i Woa People abso- i i i rV SPECIAL XM AS OFFER to NEWLY WEDS FREE 103-piece Dinner Set or 18-pieces of blue, white lined, Gnrtite Set with i $55 purchase Best 3-Room Outfit in Buffalo I'iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiuii't Special to The Buffalo TIMES. PERRY.

Dec. ,17. Mi. Morris the speclaT election Tuesday voted to bond the town for $154,000 for the following purposes: i Twenty thousand dollars to complete the new pipe -line from Silver Lake and install filtration plant. Majority 176; $65,000 to construct an entirely new: system of street lines for commercial and fire purposes.

Majority 67; $69,000 for the construction of a sewer system. Majority 153. Two propositions were defeated which were for the purchase and extension of the Mills Water Company's system. The Hillage had already expended $6,000 for an option on this property and the vote Tuesday makes this amount the property of the Mills Co. The result 6f election will place Mt.

Morris In the lead of xther small villages, as It shows the desire of tho taxpayers to have the best for Mt. Morris. I PUBLISHERS DINE COUNTY OFFICIALS Special tc The Buffalo TIMES. MEDINA, 1 Dec. 17.

The Orleans County Board of Supervisors and county officials gathered at" the Walsh House at o'clock last night on the Invitation of the Orleans County Newspapers and (Publishers' Association. Colby's orchestra of Medina furnished music throughout the Among muse wno responaea to toasts were County Judge Fred Downs, N. Hood and btate Fair Commissioner Barry Murpny or Aieainaand Attorney Fred Thompson and Judge W. C. Rams-dale of Albion.

CHRISTMAS PARTY A BIG SUCCESS SpeciAl to The Buffalo TIMES. Dec. 17. The Christmas party held at he home of Mrs. Wurst was pronounced a Mg success by every Doay present.

There were about' 26 guests. Aitr Deiner seated a paper was giver, to: each one with o'lontlons on it to be answered. The ona answering- the most questions received a prize, which was won by Mrs. Pratt. Consolation-prize was won by Mrs.

F. W. Miller. Or rstiring to the. living room they beheld a Christmas tree, cut at Kobble Kami, by Dr.

House, with Christmas trimmings and a gift for each guest. The original poems, written by the donor and tied in the pack age with the gift were very Interesting. Sherbet and cake was served. The committee on arrangements were: Mr AV urst, i- Mrs. House.

Mrs. lUnn, Mrs. Troup and Mrs. Elsworth. ELBERT HUBBARD HAS A BUSY DAY i Special to The Buffalo TIMES AUBUP.N, Des.

17. Elbert of East Aurora, witness in a case in federal court now in session In i this city, put a number of -busy Ihours whiles here. Not only did he give testimony In the case, but he made three addresses. He addressed the convicts In Auburn prison, talked to the men of the Central Presbyterian Church at their banquet and en high school scholars for an I hour. -I BIO ORDER RECEIVED.

i Special to The Buffalo Dec. 17Perry leading industry, the Perry Knitting is reported to be in receipt of a large order for underwear for use in the British army. HUNTER'S FACE Abraham Preshing of Oil City, Disfigured for Life, v. Narrow Escfape from Being Killed by Animal. Special to The Buffalo TIMES.

JAMESTOWN. Dec. 17. The ex. perisnce of Abraham Pershing of Oil City.

demonstrates that residents of Jamestown and Buffalo are within a few hours' ride of the big Same country, for Mr. Pershing this i week In the big: woods In McKean County, came across a trapped bear and had an exciting encounter, in which he was disfigured for life. Mr. Pershing had-a-camp on Kln-ni Creek, and last Sunday he started through the woods to visit a party of men working tn a chemical camp. He was accompanied by a dog.

Three miles from his camp he en-ountered a yearling bear with one of Its from legs caught In a bear-trap. The dog of course attacked the animal. Mr. Pershing ran to rescue his dog. He did not have any run, but he had a large b.

Anting knife. He plunged the knife it to the body of the bear three times before the animal turned his attention to him. Then to Mr. Pershing's surprise be was seised by one paw and the Dear's jaws closed down on one side of hie face. A large slab of flesh was torn from one cheek and he was otherwise injured.

(Fortunately one of the knife thrust proved fatal and Mr. Pershing got away and managed to return to his own camp. There he was found by his hunting partner, Harry McDowell of Reno-, Pa. A physician was called as soon as possible and the wounds dressed. Twenty-seven stitches were taken in Mr.

Pershing's face. He returned Tuesday to his home in Oil City, and be brought with him the skin of the bear and the -skin of a smaller bear killed previously. Mr. Pershing was one of a party of three who went bear hunting from Oil City. The others were Harry McDowell and Richard Buckley.

Buckley killed a bear weighing 160-pound and Is still hunting. McDowell is looking for his first bear. The hunting party made headquarters at Chapel Forks, which is five miles from Kinsua in Warren County, and only a short distance from Buffalo. Three yearling bears were recently run into a stone pill at Chapel Forks and killed. UFE CONVICT IS ED Special to The Buffalo TIMES.

LOCK PORT, Dec 17. Levi Smith, arrested yesterday at a Bowery lodging house in New York after having escaped from the State penitentiary at Columbus. last July was formerly a Lockportiao. It was shortly after he skipped fco-m here 80 years ago, being suspected of a robbery at the time, that he was convicted of the murder of a companion in Ohio and was sentenced for life. He has served IS years.

Smith was a trusty. One day he got a letter from Buffalo stating that his mother, Mrs. Richardson, was dying. He got away and went to her bedside. He disappeared before the funeral and was in Lookport for a time on afternoon as the police aft erward learned.

Detectives Costello of this city searched Buffalo several days for him. Richardson buried here. fhs lived here until a year or so ago and worked as a domestic. Tn an attempt to save an old woman named McCarthy from the flames of an upset lamp she was fatally burned. The son is about 40 years of age.

He was frequently in trouble here. uniform charges for Medical attendance Special to The Buffalo TIMES. TONAWANDA, Dec, 17. Local physi-en. members of the Twin City Academy of Medicine, have adopted a uniform schedule of rates in which some hvreasfs have been made over former fees.

A revision of the charges for injuries sustained In accidents common in factories was necessary to comply with the. requirements of the Stat workmen's compensation commission. There waa no change made, however in the rates' for office and home calls. BATAVIA TO HAVE A SOUP KITCHEN Special to The Buffalo TIMES. BATAVIA, Dec.

17, The Salvation 'Army In Batavla, under the direction of Captain Fones, expects to open a soup kitchen in Batavia shortly after January 1st to be run about the same, only in a lees extensive way than those in the larger oltlea Beef soup and bread will be given to all needy Applicants which they may either take borne In palls or eat at the headquarters. STORM IN SPRINGVULE. Special to The Buffalo TIMES. SPRINGVTLLE, Dec IT. For two dav8 this vicinity has been in the throw of one of the severe snow and wind storms In years for so early in the winter.

Mercury at times has been below sero and most of the time about 10 above. The snow piles along the sidewalks are about three weeks early In size, and snow shovels have already attained February polish. SPEINGVILLE PERSONALS. Special to The Buffalo TIMES. Dec.

17. W. H. Briggs Is spending a month with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

uruce Brtggs. He is in the marine service and has been stationed at Vera urns. Mr. and Mrs. G.

Manchester nA Misses Lillian Manchester and Mildred wyon mre spending several days in Fountain. Mich. Miss Sarah Carr of who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. H.

A. Wal lers, us gon to Miagara fans ror a stav. Frank Herman and family Collins na moved here. The holiday vacation in'Grifrlfh etitute begins the evening of Decern- iter ana imis until January 4th. WESTERN NEW YORK BRIEFS 'I" that connects Lima will oe dlscontin ued after February lBth, It is said.

satavia exempt firemen have formed nesee County fruit growers have an orgajiiifl nun. tloctacti nut 10 employ an expert to ineir uitmraj next year. RECAPTI Friday Soap Bale rVORYjaoHXCAN 7 25c Sullies rime to save Round. Rib and CHICK STEAK, Choice, freah; I ftp eota. Ih.

I OU tor Xn. Prlaeeaa extra-" rood COKFEE, that old On lUIe. OU Choleo Canned CORN, fi-lOe eaa UU I2ic can TOMATOES Preah Smoked. V. laapeeted MAMC I e.

'xvtmr. Oillfornla, Ih, I3c Best New Mixed Nuts, I Jw Walnuts, 10 pound. Iww Carifornia Oran- ges, doz. Fancy Large Lemons, Choice White Grapes, lOlk pound Fancy Grape Cn Fruit, each wu (6 for 25c) 75c I an Fancy Creamery BlilTKR, QQfj per WMU Very Beat PtJKH ponnd Moo lean. Famey Select 52? 30c Rlrh Dairy CHEE pound CHEESE, 9fl a.

JOHN A. ANDREWS OF RIDGEWAY DEAD Special to The Buffalo TIMES-j MEDINA, pec. 17. John 'Andrews, a lifelong resident cif the town of Ridgeway, passed away yesterday of heart failure. He jwae born January 2, 1842, in a log cabin that' stood across' the road from his present, home.

He is survived by his wife; Emma Bacon Andrews; a daughter, -Mrs. Rotiert Newell, and three-sons, Avery V. of Allen B. of Pittsfleld, and John of Lyndonville. The funera.1 services 'will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2.30 from his late home.

MRS. WHITMANrNSPECTS EXECUTIVE MANSION By Associated Press. ALBANY, Dec. 17. Mrs.

Charles S. Whitman, wife, of the Governor-elect, yesterday, made her first inspection of the executive manalon, which be her home after January 1st; She was the guest of honor at an Informal luncheon tendered by Mrs. 'Martin' H. Qlynn, the present mistress of the mansion. i 4 GEORGE WRIGHT OF NIAGARA.

FALLS. DEAD Special to The BuffaloriMES NIAGARA FALLS, Dec. -17. Goorge member ef the Hoard ot Education -and a prominent architect und builder, died at his hume at the corner of Sixth and Niagara streets, this city, late.Iat nignt, aged 58 years. Mr.

Wright had always lived in this city." was a son of the first Mayor, (ieorge W. Wright. Deceased was a prominent Mason, a member ot all the local lodges and of the consistory and shrine of Buffalo. A wife and sons, Harold and Chester, i survive. FIRE AT OAKTIELD.

Special toThe Buffalo TIMES. OAKFIELD, Dee. 17. Fire yesterday destroyed the fuel and coal elevator of C. A.

Ingalabe. located nesr the vVest-Shore Kaiy tracka in this Village. Loss llW9, partially Insured. BEITS UN DOUSED. Special to The Buffalo TIMES LYONS, Dec.

17. The RepubHclii committee of Wsyne. County has endorsed Charles HAfietts, editor of the Lyons Republican, to fill the unexperled term of the late Congressman Sereno Payne. BAXaUET. i BATAVIA: Dec.

17. A Kahouet waa served last night at the Y. M. C. A by the officers of the association which was free to all -licensed newsboys In Batavia, dormitory men acting as waiters.

Mayor elect-Harvev J. Burkhardt acted as toastmastef The speakers were O. S. Griswold Albert J. Squires and Dr.

Burkhart IS 2 II hi II. II Extra FRIDAY Bargain FRESH, TUBE' POEH 'm poZds Sausage, ii On Sale Wh'le Supply Lasts Come Early -I EDWIN M. CROCK KH Former Democratic 'assemblyman who died suddenly at his home in Byron, Genesee County, early Tuesday morning. The funeral will be held tomorrow. I CREW PERISHED AFTER LAND ID i Sport! to The Buffalo TIMES.

KORTH" TONAWANDA. Dec. ,17. In a letter received yesterday -from the headquarters of the Lake Seamen's Union in Chicago, Secretary William L. Smith, of the local -office.

Is advised hat IS bodies of members of the crews the steamer Curtis and barges Peterson and Marvin that were recovered after the vessels went down in Lake Superior last month, have been identified. were buried. The body of an unidentified man is still at the morgue in Marais. Mich. August Schwansfeger of North Tonawanda, and John Shannon of Cleveland, the communication are the -only members of kthe-Curtis crew who have not been recovered.

None of crew of the barge Marvin' has been found. The only person on the barge Peterson when it -has 'not been accounted, for, is MargaretDarllng of- Bradford, who was cook on the vessel. Secretary Smith learned yesterday that it Was brought out at the coroner's inquest nto the disaster that an ex amination of the bodies found dis closed that none of them died from drowning, but death was, caused from exposure to bitter cold. From evidence on the bodies the conclusion was reached that the crews, realizing that the boats were doomed, put away from them in yawls. but failed to reach shore in the.

heavy seal that was running, being forced to swim part or the distance and dying after gaining, the beach. It was also stated at the inquest that the barge Marvin broke away from the steamer and the latter turned around with the Peterson to pick up the drifting barge in the teeth the storm and all 1 were lost. of DOUGLASS FOR REEVE Municipal Club of Tort Erie; Make Village Nominations. Special to The Buffalo TIMES- FORT ERIE, Ont, Dec 17. Accompanied 'by an enthusiasm which waa remarkable even for art election meeting In Fort Erie, the Municipal Club of Fort Erie last night decided to run Louis Douglass as Its standard bearer In the coming elections.

Ed-ward Smith, William Scalon, David Ellsworth and E. J. Itare were named a ticket for municipal council Offipials of. the club stated today that, in their opinion, the above ticket is one of the best ever selected In a previous contest. The Municipal Clufb.

held an election also, which was quite spirited In itself. George Mann was elected president and Troupe secretary and treasurer. The opposition club, the Citizens' dub, will hold a session some time this week and name a ticket to op pose the Municipal club's ticket, it is rumored, among election enthusiasts here today. DEATH ENDS THREE; YEARS" ILLNESS Special to The Buffalo TIMES. OL.EAN, 'Dec.

17. Leon- M. Kelly died yesterday morning at his home in Third Avenue after a tree years iiiness. ueceasea was at one time one of the city's prominent vouna business men, being engaged in the Jewelry business, which he was obliged to dispose of because of ill ness. He was a member of the blue lodge of Masons, His wife and one son survive him.

LOUDEN'S TRIAL WILL COME LATE Special to Th-i Buffalo TIMES LOCKPORT. Dec 17 Tount Louden will not be tried until the end oi iiio jiioawn wrra- oi county court. District Attornev Aokerson so decided vesterday. The count In mH i.jh ment for getting $2,500 from Mrs Alice Lafflin of Niagara Falls for an alleged patent- vu ucai cnnnoi De up set. Later he was Indicted for from Mrs.

Rose O'Brien of Albion who claims the count married her and then skipped with her money. "WILL WED NEW YEAR'S EYE. i Special to The Buffalo TIMES. PERRY. Dec.

17. The marriage, of Miss Josephine Watson of Elm Street to Dr. Chester Southwisk of Pavilion is announced for December SOth at t3ie home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Frank Roberts oi -age circle. Mrs.

Frank Cross of Leicester Street entertains in Miss Watson's honor Friday evening. i BUSINESS "RESUMED. gnecial to The Buffalo TIMES. SPRINGVILLE. Pec.

r-Hxrsintn. hich was demoralised la F. h. Fruhus store since the Arf aly Tuesday morning, opened this njoj--t v.iikm' wtnfir is one or the largest carried In any store In this c-untv. outside of Buffalo, and the two days' en fore-d idleness considerable inconvenience to the.

public. BEEN REACHED DINING TABLE Send Oak, Hairy Pedestal and Fast Special to The Buffalo TIMBS T.ITJTTT! flnt. Dec. 17. Fort Erie may yet get a bridge, even if it Is not the "peace" Dnage oi fame, -and adorned by many speeches of promises which remain yet' to be fulfilled.

Alonso Mather, a Chicagoan, who for many years has been fathering scheme to build a bridge across the Niagara, has communicated witn officials of the Fort Erie -Peace Society to the effect that if the consent of the Dominion, government is secured, he 'is of the opinion that he can supply sufficient capital to erect over the Niagara a bridge for Commercial pur- PTh Peace Association will hold a meeting on Saturday night to consider this important-communication. Mr. Matner is a well-flnown financier, and the association is of the opinion, according to members, that a tangible scheme to erect a bridge across the Niagara between Buffalo and Fort Erie has been introduced. i CHRISTMAS CANTATA; NEW MINISTER HIRED Special to The Buffalo TIMES. MACHIAS.

Dec. 17. A cantata, 'He Came to Earth But Not as a. King, will be given at the Methodist Churcn by the Sunday School on Christmas Eve. Rev.

A. G. Lewis of Lawrenceville, has been engaged as pastor of the Christian Church. Rev. Lewis will enter upon his new duties April Hon.

George A. Stoneman is spend ing a few days in Pittsburgh on ousi- and Mrs. iWllllam 'Whitney in Little Valley, called there by the serious illness of Mr. Whitney's mother, Mrs. Mrs.

H. C. Elmer of Ithaca i was a suest the first of the week of Mrs. Luella A da.uirliter was born to Mr. ind Mm.

Jnhn White on Tuesday. Miss Edna Miller, who has been confined to her bed for- several months, is at fhe present time critically ill. QUIET WEDDING. Special to The Buffalo TIMES. WARSAW, Dee.

17. The marriage of Miss Pearl Streeter and Frank A. Upright, both of Warsaw, was solemnized at the parsonage Tuesday afternoon," Rev. W. H.

Smith officiating, and Mrs. Smith acting as witness. Mr. and Mrs. -Upright will make their home on Warsaw West H1U.

REDUCED FARES CANADIAN POINTS' CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S CLIO ATS Single Fare for; Round Trip. Dec 24th and 25th, resnrnlns: 26th. Dec 3 1st and Jan. 1st, returning Fare and One Third foe Round Trip, Dec. 22d to 25th inclusive, returning Dec.

28th. Dec. SOth to Jan. 1st, returning Jan. 4th, 116 Ticket Office, 285 Main St.

$48.49 KASHINGTON I IMMfv, OFFER TO BRIDGE NIAGARA Ml to "yo'ui We wUl deliver It charge. Arvery practical, substantial means Tof sending your good wishes, and insuring old-fashioned holiday enjoyment. ft FORMER WARSAW MAN 1 DIES IN MICHIGAN Special to The Buffalo WARSAW. Dec. 17.

Warsaw rela tives of Sidney Foster! have received news of hjs death which occurred In Pigeon on December 12th. Mr, Foster was born In Warsaw Septem ber 24-, 1842, and-spent a number of vears here: He moVed to Michigan in- 1S91. and has made his home there since. His wife died In 1912. He Is surt'ived by four sons, one of Adelbet tt.

Foster, lives in Warsaw). as do three of his sisters, Mrs. E. B. Everingham and the Misses Eliza J.

and Hettie S. Foster. Mr. Foster visited Warsaw last year aiTd spent sev eral weks here. POPULAR HOLLAND COUPLE WEDDED Soecial-to The Buffalo TIMES.

HOLLAND, Dec." 17. On i Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock, Frs.nk B. Allen and Florence J. Rickettson were united at the "aptist parsonage Ry. Charles.

The young couple were attended by Miss Florence Allen and Walter of F.net Aurora. Both the bride and froovn are well-known in Holland and their many friends wish them a long snd happy life, RELIEF TENDERED BELGIAN SUFFERERS Special to The Buffalo TIMES. OLTUAN. Dec. 17.

Contributions amounting to 1600. have been turned Into the Chamber of. Commerce to be spent in relief of the Belgians, fldur to be the largest item of food. It will be purchased at lowest possible price at Clean mills. The largest amount received from 'the local Industries 'was that from the Vacuum refinery' of 1159.37, the contribution of 455 men.

MAinTFACTUEEE DEAD. Special to The Buffalo TIMES. LOCKPORT, Dec 17. Charles TV. Roberts, aged 65, of the Roberts Manufacturing Company and a former poultry dealer, died yesterday at his home on" Chestnut Ridge, after six weeks' Illness with kidney trouble.

1 He was born in -Cohoes "His wife, and three sons The funeral will be held on Friday. -v KE1I0RE NEWS Special to The Buffalo TIMES. -Dec. -17. Kenmore's new state bank is due to open tomorrow.

Its president is Clarence Miller of Tonawanda. -The cashier will be Ray D. French of Kenmore. Tt hu capital stock of $25,000. There is reason for belief that the new enter- prise will supply a want that is beginning to be felt as imperative to.

the business Interests of Kenmore. '( Combla attorn fi rnia I land XXXX I 1 bot. California 1 bot Maryland Whiskey Coaablmatio Spray I key I bot. Holland 1 bot. Golde XXXX Whiskey Full line of Imported Ivory Toilet Goods.

2S0 to 910 JOO, piake-a fine. Christmas gift at bargain HOLIDAY AWIeles'anltahle far Clft for Mea. lutiely the lowest prices ever The collection "embraces! Cuff Buttons, Bar Pins. Stickpins, Bracelets, Rings (all set with "various colored 'stones). Necklaces.

Ear-rings; Laval-Meres of every description. Mesh Bags Brooches. Enameled Pieces, Antique Gold: effect. I' from 25c to $5.00 ii.