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bjjg di8turban.ce, but-the blamed thing

TrrrTnTithEa weyiaTe^berfareezesr th at^are-lr!

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is^t^^ccpjnpIiabjad^C^Ubjaat discern^ m A T"»-J J. ¥ ^ _ 2 „ „ „ « . * - «!*'« Jv"% 1̂ ™ ' « r t A ' / l W r i t

Entered at the Postofflce at Fairport, * second-class mall matter.

" Member Western New ¥6rK Nuwsuupui Tub-ishers' Association.

—Qffl™ -> No. 16 North,.Main Street-

mind if they will take ordinary pre

of dread possibilities'to-the^ indiffer-r

-v... . . . T ^ — i i it i. •,_ i r4nnt~nrrlH-hp-rnrelesa.—--"It"-will be a Local rand Long Distance Telephones.; ueuati»-K] ° n * " n n " l r V p t ' C . J ,-,

Home 4-A.

Subscription, $ 1 . 0 0 • ye«r and pro rata

Single copiesfive cento.—T-

mingling of warmth, wito cold, snow" and rain, ice and slush. As a com­bination for the propogation of grip,

[pneumonia and kindred ills it has'no

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^^ggAU^commjmi SHF f̂or publfcallon-upon^anH t ^ r ^ c m t i e ^ g a i % ^ ^ p ^ {

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j—iTeTomflB^is^tmnntHtiver^ttr gains strength by repetition.,-; This does not "mean the rep'Ov '• * tition" of one advef ttsemehtr—

"lh^egnltelyr"^ar^haTige^^r: ^ "copy Is desirable. I t 'means ' --

j-antUher^hlgh^flnklt that she' be killed.

"A'iittle^caref^B^ittle-patience^and jTiriKtrsijiM

in«rderthat-tne readeranay Know wiiu ia-n>e-author -aud who ia responsible for the sentiments-therein expressed, •

THE HERALD job rooms are well equipped- for -grkflHlB-pfgwUjob-printing. ,. _.._..

period

THIS PAPER REPRESENTED T O R FOREIGN ADVERTISING BY THE

«5££=

looking brrck-TJver-a-^winter that has been exceptional'the country over-—ai "seasonr tbat "even now haB -brought-floods-and riPRtrnfttion jn_Cftl-.{

tke continued advertising of pne's business in as effective a_manner. as possible^

t s ^ p e j ^ n ^ b a

years: another opened Obis Ito^^^gt^WjrekT^Botif^pjay

4>We^ually^iQnfl8t^eqwaUy^^ §^^^^^^^S^^^|^^^

« l f ? l ^ W ^ 5 F F T C E S S

• BHANCHES-|N-AT±-THE-PRIf<61PAb=€4T4ESr

ifornia and icy breezes in far-off Flor­ida.:: ..-•-. • - •- : ,

A Bad Time to be "Broke.

-of-eredlt and custpnL —But which has the, betteCrepnta^ tion? Naturally the man who

lleva^l

S T -n-' T H E PEOPLE OP THE 8TATE O P N E W

I : -yOBKJUBjOhe^Crace.otGod^Pree and I n ­dependent. To William" P. Hitchcock; Mary L.

^^wfirdl^iwcy^OwBTdrG^^nyBleCe^etoy^^

^fthe-Towh^f^perinto^N.T.pM&raie^Hitcte rOtek^WJUian^igBitehoack^h^ _nrHolra-«. „ in the estate

• a m o n n r P R nriO m a n a .xuuniw n u u u j VILVM BUU ICTJUUWI W „ V V ^ ^ »

l e - m e O B S g a ^ n ^ t f B ^ b«forc^ho:SarT6gar**f o^«^UiUsuDt4t0ira>e^in: irtt- arid_^onlmanQSO. ^urTogata^^iur^nnih^iTthday-oLApjciUaii. . ^., Tit ten o'clock In the forenoon of that day, at the

• •••"- Q.,__«—-*~> in i_ * u - r«jt„ „# n ^ . k o a l » tttnn

B e s t P a m U y X a w t i v e ' _ ^

Beware of coristipation. -Use Dr.

„ v , v -^_^- -»^ . f l i t chcx fck» late: of^ttis.

ceased.: i. Oreetinsr^^'^.-K; ^ ^ ^ f r * ^ ^ , ^^ S w , .You are; hereby cited arid; required ̂ to appear

; . , • ; - , . ) , . ; . . u3&'8$&

O^IN^SJlpLgDS^ .-^• ;

:11 rhone ge&V̂ J ;,ty> ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ o m e ^ g f a ^ n « t 8 8 ^

a v fc^i* v v i w n , m LHO AV&cxaw«a \J** v*-i*»w «*»/ * - • Surrogate's office in the City of Ebchester, then ^nd-4hero-^to-«U«od • tho judicial-aottloraent-o

King's New Life Pills and keep well. Mrs. Charles E. Smith.; of West Franklin, . Me, , ." calls them " O u r

has-Jieeff doIn» business in >hP Rnme building for tweni:

era iand-^Maric„JNorris^ne^t_deEEhr^: a^c75rnTJ8liy^a^^ouBgrio^pJe20jii-"thei wedding- tr ip We would counsel that they Take tneir pockeT"bT5o~ks-Blong. o at least a li t t le -change, to "make things easier-for-the grnom—A_yD.unglJ

{-man—just-married—is-^pt, to—need j \ i l j his spare ; c a s h , a n d ^ o r ^ b j m c j i ^ o f

ty years. It Is the result of. persistency, the__ iHev^ab]^ cumulatly^eff e c t -—"--- -r?

- You can't get away from it —your reputation .will either

"25c AirdruggisfT , j p ^ B u ^ k T l n ^ ^ ^ o ^ i n ^ e m h j g W ^ ^

the accounts of Edward 'L. Dudley a?, the ExecU_-tor6fthe~estateof Balddeceasedr~Andif anjrof-•the aforesaid persons are under the age of twenty * one yeai'ap^iirieea^^r^dtherwTse incompetent •they-wilLplea an tv If a nnHnW thnf thpy »r« reanired *.i _ _ : ^ > _ - _ » t _ « i i i t t i t . u _ „ « - » » » \ » J — - " • , • ' • - - - ^ . — - ^ i • • • • . • • • • . j . . . ^ i ^ w ^ M . » •>^~.

to appear by their genaral guardian, if they have one. and if they.-have none.' that :they apply, for the appointment of a special guardian; or in the event of their neglect or failure to do so. a.special

^rdian wDl. be appointed by_the Surrogate 'to

Resldfant; Picinb Tuner T y n y<fftTR'. tuning experience l u ' . a x - . .

piano factory. My work is your guarantee for satis-

faetofy^service. . r * : : - •,-.:-.-. - - i -

s^im^^Bimiiri^ngTrgi*,??

-fcnni R^-^-j^^^wp^tscnsgnt^x^CT^ l l l^bWltegs^zHoi ir lBe lden^SpBr^^

- S ^ _ - - - _ 35»"

"at" hi s^^pl ace,*"""thre©:—rnileB-north^O; JllMacedon—Center, l j miles enRt. .of

•^fgpp-elteT p r - wo^rSe^^s^our 8 ^ business—methods—r.become^-r—

^raWffTTiepetltlou impresses the facT~even on^the^careless

"observer. Remember th is in~^-f your advertising. Doq't ex-pect to make a fortufTe by

^^Auction. . ^H ^ Chas. P. Hacker will offer for sale

jvne..effort., but use it ns one

heartless young men to work him tor — - . . — ~ _ • • — — — • x • ' • • • • ' - . — • • • » . •

. v .^f^^8«enough^<wmaka-thfi^hrJiie= J ^ h ^ n e m ^ f o r _ l i t e , L Whehjloy FeJ^ lers and his bride left Sodu?~Wednes" day* eveni ngTifie' youngTiTen'merrtioned above accompanied them^on the t rain

zZ3GKnflPB~~A~~r!lark was~Hrman~who "believed in the- " d o it for Fairport ' 7

idea, and what 's more, he practised' big hpljpf. Snfh a man is a big asset

JtO a community, and one whom it can ill afford~to-lose.

*_ ^

and-tr iedto-make It as interesting as possible Aintl QhtJ -tfaiji Htartedf'and-a li t t le while afterward, when they found the joke was decidedly on them,

"2 stone to help build the tower ^liiit^wui^rhlsfi—vou*z,hlgher-

-"ii 11U* u*fT*»yrr:

West Walworth, and two miles west of Wal yorth Thursday, March 26, at

heif^r^^UmhaiMgagC

<k»unty^ofeMonroe^t»=fej^orpto--affijced

3?f t t£^igarr i^" e tflo^aahdqiiPBrS^ ^ H w i ^ n i H ^ r g e ^ s —dredariJiSirteen.-T**'*

• - ^ - ^ ^ ^ ^ N I H I E W ^ U D Q L P H , -»." : Clerk* Surrogate's Court.

E. J. FISK. Att'y. for Executor- - .

PURSUATST TOAN ORDER of Hon. Selden S. Brown, Surrogate of the County*of Monroe,

v"' •?~r~ z 'Jv~~-rfir* ZI~*'^ry~T-7v^'- i - r j l:notice, la hereby-given according to.law to alLper-1 o'clocITp."- to'. iEv^teamTSf 6 -year-0 la" sons having ciaimaTbr demandsagatnBt Mary-Ar i_r i • . . » "OKnft'it;." - t n . n »««)«••« Butts, late of. the village of Faimort, County of b lack m a r e s , - 2 5 0 0 l b s . , tWO COWB, R Monroe, Stale of New York, deceased, to present

- - • • • • - . • • J _ „ _ j. the same with the vouchers therefor to the un-

j-tJon-of-busineaa-as^ueh-exeeutorT-at-tr. ficeof-E.-J*-Fisk4n the-villago-ofJairpQrt,.N—Y., nn nr haf.,rn tho9.nA Hpy nf .Tilly, 1914.

Dated December 29.1913.

i^aQHgycoivigi lojti letlf i j

Th».moat liberal Haaith jmd Aco'ldont Polloyeyor laauod, and a t low boat.

gonr-Wiard-plowi—LeRoy—neversible-[ f r u l k y ^ p l o ^ ^ I i e & k s a k e , l^Korse cuir

tivator, McCormick^bJiider,^hay_ rack u

set-dump-board&i—grind-stone, 16-ft, ladder, double harness, 2 single har­ness, 2 horse blankets, buffalo robe, bush hook, hay fork, corn planter, fanning mill, wood stove, 3 log

I

. EPHRAIMJ. FISK ;E.xecutprjof-the last Will nt

Mary A. Butts, "deceased

^0\-v^;& SHAW.

- - - Funeral DirectorB -ajrjpjS-ano offlce in^Sjlavv^ga^^block,

dence——-^~, THinBROWK*

* - T I , V ^ J -

=IsMt8»A-W-

; croagcut saw. ^ ^ D ^ s h e l S ^ ^ g ^ ^ o j ^ F^feol^idH IT -in-r i u«i^ onfn riooh rthnrn l to bresent tne^

HENRY R.RELYEA

X Brown, Surrogate of the County o a , , ' " " B

' « " ^ L ~ ""' ' ~ . " I notice is hereby given, according to «w7To all haTn9f~~^et^QQQ^HK^wagoii-^P~^gSf4s>er^

. . - 1 nnh PI Mnnon Into nf thA viUngP nf Fftirport

N ORDER of HonVSeMJn S. 1 ^ • T TVI i r V r ? ^ f > , T ateof the County oTMjnroe; V J i V C f E i ' l v ^ en. according to 4Bw, to all " "̂

J I J A Y rT^TirP^^f^U^H----- { T b a r r e l - c J ^ n V w a t e r cream separator , j at his place for the transaction of business . . , _ _ « . »,^w— v/i-Ar-. ' ' : • ' • n - ^ l «'"̂ h pypgiifor-at-thH-Banking Office of -BeWifr

— B U S I N E S S - N E X T — Y E A R . potato coverer, spring tooth harrow,

as „ , . „ k „ ! , „ » # - T n P n v ' sucb executor, at tlm Banking Offlce^rf-BeWittrO? 2 d o z e n , m i l k ^ p a n 8 , „ h a y _ k j j U & _ i » e K o y Becker,„in-the-villageOf-Fairport,.:N.-X..on.nr.

pairHpob—sleigh8, : Poland—jguttf]^

t " ' " F l y swa t t ing" has arrived^-—Each

fly killed now when it crawjs forth ^into-snme^^j^h^ai^^ ijgQjm^icojQC T^ winter nap means many million less flies to destroy later. The housefly is

-trfp-'-jfnrrirfr-nf-t-yphoid^germSx-^-It-is

fc held responsible in part for infantile paralysis. The " b l u e b o t t l e " fly is another grievous offender and both are . g r e a t menace- to- l i fe . Remember ;he-^a*iom~of ' ' Sa f ety^First ' ===£§4

as the car doors were locked and'they w^re~b^tng~taken-farr-far-from-homer

without a cent in their pockets, or sothey told-ihe conductor.- The- groom rose to the occasion and paid* their fares to East Williamson,'and thither they were carried, wily-nily. We im^ersTalr^flfey^^^ Record.

^pen^buggy, - 5ft .chickehs., - 3&-Va*fl* -ET-VTT^ISK; — . . • » i I — . i . e 1 U „ U -A * J - I , „ J „ _ . I T rag carpet^ , quanti ty~pf "hbUBehqld

goods, and other /grtjjelesv Eight _ jonths—credi t ^ r r^ums^v^ i r7 -$5700r The auctioneer will be C. C; Law-

~the "clerk teander Baker.

R Office in kear or residence

lT*ifit%*Pvr*i'

Bell P h o n e N o . 2 4 3 - W . ' H o m e , 3 0 - X

before the 26th day of July, 1914. Dated January 20.1914. ' .

•-—-- " "Executorir-

Atfyrfor Executorr-Fairport, 1̂ . Y.

Auct ion .

" s w a t the fly." * " * *

AT

William Hagreen, having sold his f a rm.wi 11- off er-f or -sale on the-prem-

TVTQT1CE TO CREDITORS. Pursuant toanor-l^ deref'Honr Selden SrBrown7-Snrrogatedof the County of Monroe, notice is hereby given,'ac­cording to law to all persons having claims or de­mands against Edward J. Hawkins, late of the Town of Perintoh, County of Monroe, State of New York, deceased, to present the same With

-=-• • ^ - ™-r- —~ . . . • - . . ^ . - . — - — ! _ : a—1.1 —

|Wt f«^ar i^B^ ^wereirantrTailors:

Suits,MadBitO:OrderJtomr$17 to_$35__, CLEAN IN G A N D RE P AIMING ™"

1 6 S . NtAIN^STT1

Already D o n e .

"Far 'mers will do well to postpone

the vouchers thereior. to the underslgned^atrhis place for the transaction of business as such ex­ecutor atrNo. 7 Pleasant st... Fairport,-N.Y., on

tKv^ r ^ r ^ f i h - ^ -%

A ^ ^ e T a T M h ^ t f f l ^ S v ^ ^ Rochester-Union &Advert isex^_iio_t

—-A- Jersey-preacher, whose reference in a public address to the morality of public school children stirred up t h e _ 4 a U r h e w a s taken to England, where

An interesting gathering took place last Saturday at the home of Mrs. S. J. PattersQH.st-Siiver_Lake Assembly. J±_wa8-J;he__celebration of the =80th birthday of Rev. W. B. 'Ulitt. —-Mr.-Gliff-was—born at Tarrytown r

N. Y., March 7th, 1834 (the place and- year-of—florn-Ghauncey-Bep birth). His mother dying three years

field Brick church on the Salt road Tuesday^ Mareh-4.7r eommencing-at-1-

jr- union « - ^ v « i « « a a _ ^ a J i L i c , o c k - P" m t h e following property: Most of the farmers up t h T s i ^ ^ y horser -13-years ,^ 100-lbs,-cow

12 years, due March 20, 2-year-old much way, did their' s'pfing" plowingr~last fall. -Dansville AdveHlsert -

"IiTarGooci-tetter-AtteirAll:

town of his residence to an H ^ s T T T - ™ ; - ; - ; ^

~Someone"has~a"dva7nced~the- opinion that the letter- " e l ' is the most un-oFturiate 1e"tter^n"trIe"Erifli§h~alpha

bet, because i t . is always out of cash,

heifer, lumber wagon _wi.tb_.bjax. and top box, .top buggy, democrat wagon,

CHAS W. BUTLER, -AttorBey-for*-Executor—-fairport, N. X. : Dated Nov.»28th, 1913.

Executor

J^AJCESTATR Df Bs,irn~.fia Y nn TI F o r - a n up-to-date residence or a

J O H N E HAW-rSsT^ B f o ^ k T ^ u i f a W ^ r i i c l l - T ^ ® 1 ^ - - « ™ - n t a , - l n e B S m o c b j ft N o j b u i l d i n g l o t or

/

cutter, •dou01e-mirnea, neavy-single harness~single"harness"l-horse-bob8r neck yoke^ set fly nets. 2 sets whiflie-trees,"" riding"cultivator, two-1-horse

l a i c —'— C K t i u u y t - v M v t i w —•«- • .» • •>• • _.—.—— _ _ _ , ——.—_

action of business as. such Administrators at 911 uc i , u c t a u ^ .v..*- « . . . U J ^ — , , v „ . . . . „ v , — , r . 4- |914WilderBldg.tRorhester,N. Y., on or before the fnrp.ver in debt, never out of danger.! plnxPTrHpr.inp;—^ooth-dr^g—-spike tooth iRtdnv nf .Tnnn 1914 and in hell all the time. For some J— 1—• i™* <••">'' «<• O^OIMR . 2 1 ««»««-»*

VIOTICETO CREDITORS-Pursuant toanor--1^ derof Hon:SeldenSrBrown.Surrogat©of-the County of Monroe, notice is hereby given, accord-ing to law to all persons having claims or demands against Stephen A. Hunt, late '6f ""trfe—rown ior"

^erinton,_County_of-M.onroe,_Stete of New York, deceased, to present the same with -the vouchers therefor, to the undersigned Cornelia M. Hunt and'Frank"Mr'Hunt, Administrators, of the es-'

"late bfisaid"decedent"a:t'thelr~place^forthe trans=-

I"

ui ma l c a . u c . iv . t w m. . . . .*- . . h e receiveams eoucauon anuumnicu . a n d i n n e l l a l i t n e time. For some drag, marker, nay ra.cK, aeu BL-UIBB,-^

t in t i s w e r e s h o w n to be witli OUt . „ _ J n o m a fr» Por i - I ) TwVlorp h p . ' W f l S B I l I _• * t L _ 1.11 „™ *—„ n n l l Uia a H a n t i n n I #«« l , n nniMiiVtar r r r o i n hflCT!) fVlflin. R l a n -coriditiotis were shown to De without foundation, undertook on Sunday to put himself right before his congre gation. explaining that " a wrong in-] d f t y . Cf>hnn]

terpretation had been .pu t on speech, with serious r e s u l t s . "

his He

and came to Perry, where he was en gaged in busihess~for eight years.~He was superintendent of the M. E. Sun

ior_a—year or—two,—and

-insisted that he had merely spoken-or a rumor-reaching his ears--about the conduct of a few high school girls.

preached for several", years at St. He-lena. Gibsonville and for the -Free-

-We-do not think t4ie cxp.anat ion '-n |gm

wi|l Baptists at Oatka, taking his Sun­day rounds on horseback. After a re­vival and addition of over 50 to the

o f j h e j e t t e r , as we call his attention to the~fact " e " is never i i f - war aria" always in* peace. I t is the beginning of existence, the commencement of easeand the end~6f_trouble. Without i t-there would be no meat, no life aridT" eer will be William Redder and

m ^T?prra^h^^P«ftohflr.»^Hft^f>nfo.KKHa^thftti he passed along a " r u m o r " affecting the character of a number of young

-women without investigating iU He

ft?>

gave it such respectability as his" cloth could confer on it, to the injury of a number of persons from the cir­cumstances of the case unable to de-

. fend themselves. His .remarks threw suspicion on all the pupils of the school to which he referred— Nor can|-^ he, or any other man, tell today the f ul 1 .extent .of _ theTTaTmlTiir^lKgrvirigF may occasion.

The minister enjoys, through cus-, torn, a latitude of statement not al­

lowed to other professions. Its. liber­ty in this respect imposes a corres­ponding responsibility. Certainly the light repetition~of scandalous tales is an offense not to be. overlooked or permitted to pass uncondemned.

jsoTryi rrerr-a-su ffveientr MUIII "was "Biibscribed^for^the^buildtng-of a small church, when the paper mill company failed and the employees scattered, so that the project was abandoned.

Mr. Cliff was one of a committee appointed to look over the site of the present Assembly ground, - and report 88 to the advisability "of -obtaining it for camp-meeting - purposes, and was one of the first tcrbuild a cottage; He hj^_preached more sermons there than

no heaven. I t is the center of hon­esty, makes love perfect and without i t there could be no editors, devils nor "riffws.—.Exchange Z H Z ~ H "

cultivators, potato hiller, plow, shovel plewT^spring—tooth-dragr-^siiikR tooth, im.mj ... ....••• ••••.. j • • 1 i _ : i "•••* rt^r „ oT CORNELIA M.HUNT. I . . . . • -drag, marker, hay rack, set sca les , .2 . FRANK M. HUNT, /Administrators

in first-class'companies/call on 70HN^ DIXON—"^^ :^~Fafrport-NT-YTr

Monuments i 1 .^ JUiis_seld6maiiiiee6Ltliat^=^.

attection respect fail to inspire the living

Ml-9i4Wild^"_Building forks crowbar grain bags chain. Blab* chard churn, 6 chairs, 2~-heT}steffllsff^^ parior_lampr-2-hand-lamp8r—andinunv erous small articles, .credit on sums above

Eight "TO^nths The aucti

Works Both Ways The following, from our brother ed­

itor of the Interlaken Review, is right

clerk Jay Hurlbut.

VIOTICE TO CREDITORS. Pursuant to an or-i ^ der of Hon. Selden S. Brown. _ Surrogate of

LCounty of Monroe, notice is hereby given ac-d<ng to law, tp nil porsons having Hnims.nr

flKKSBUniffi&sl ^-flSS^v. • atNoTB2BPo

any other-minister.—Tn 1872 he re-

<* * 4*

rt^iinh-jp-rirliftr: tho light comes in the mornings and. how much longer it stays. The days are longer'' and as

"the sun comes north they lengthen out. Pre t ty soon the slush, and rains and the warm sunshine of "breaking-up t i m e " will be here and they will

~~ aelrianil attention because uf "lllti dis-- comforts they will bring and the dam-

r r — a g e t h e y will" threa tenr ^=—^ - ^ While we have been discussing the

softness or the rigots-of winter t~fig-

linquished his business and joined the Genesee jconference. ...He is now on the retired list, having been a mem­ber of the Methodist church 71 years, and as a local or itinerant minister has preached the gospel 63 years, hav­ing commenced to preach at the age of 17. His name appears in the Con­ference Minutes in the list of " T h e 12

to the point: . ,+Tt's a good—id get your free notices where you get your printing, or else get your print­ing done where you get the free no­tices." This rule 'works both "ways." —Lyndonville Enterprise. Yes, we have-wondered why-some editors give­away what costs them money and then "sav there is no"lnom;y~iirTh'e~Trrtmrng

DIAMOND

o*

column vw- *»TT. .** «..,*«*«—.— D—~—.— — demands against (William Henry Mann, late of the Town of Pittsford. County of Monroe, State of New York, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers therefor, to the undersigned- Ralph C. Mann. Administrator, with the will annexed of William Henry Mann, deceased, at his place lor

fariB t̂ToTrofPXnstness as-such-AdTnlnlstrator JT526 Powers Bldg.".' Rochester. N.

before the 1st day of May 1914 Dated Rochester. N. Y., Oct. 18th 1913

RALPH C MANN, Administrator with the Will annexed

GEeRGE-fcr-MQRSEr Attorney for Administrator, etc. No. B26 Powers Bldg., Rochester*, N. Y.

to mark the graves of

ESTEIHRftNl Bell Phone 234-R 54 East Ave.

FAIRPORT, U Y. - -

We have decided to engage m'nrfl pxtf insivf i ly i n

Patriarchs On July 22, 1900, his only child,

a son 30 years of age, was... dro: while swimming in ttte iBk^zzMyrch 1906 his wife died whil¥ on a*visit to England. -At that time.he received letters from the late Geo. B. Wat-kins of Rochester, "and also-from the late C. N. Patterson of Silver.Lake, 4irglng^-him-to—return and home with them for the rest of his

flifer -.This-he-ha87done-8pendfng-each

business. Just ask - a grocer to" give you a one dollar pair of rubbers if yoU'ouy a pair of th re l dollar shoes, or a hardware man to throw in a fifty cent hammer with a two dollar saw and see how quickly, they will do it. But some editors are perfectly wilK] ing, yes offer many times, to give a dollar 's worth of advertising with a -two dollar job of p r in t i ng . . -

— Every T o w n Has a F e w .

- S A D I E S ! _ . . Ask yonr Druggist for CHT-CHES-TRR S DIAMOND BRAND PILLS in RBD and GOLD metallic boxes, sealed with Blue Kibbon.i T A K B NO OTHKar Bayef^roior Dragglit and aik for OHI-OHES-TfiR S DIAMOND BBAKD PILLS, for twentv-^TQ years regarded as Best; SafestrAlways Reliable.

SOLD BY ALL DRUgeiSIS TRD5D

,-A. good example-of-tryin^—to-giye

HOW ABOUT THAT

AU C<f I O N THIS SPRING?

I-am-still-in- the business-as AUCTIONEER

REAL ESTATE

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. - Pursuant to an or­der of Hon. Selden S. Brown, Surrogate of

the County of Monroe.notice is hereby given.-ac­cording to law to all persons having claims or de­mands against William Agate, late ofjhe Village and ToWnof Pitteford« County of .M0nroe,-State of New York, deceased, to present the same with •ihjB.y,ouchgra .therefor, to the undersigned William-I J. Agate, executor of the. last will an,a testament' , WUR ' n j O. Agate , ex i i cuwrui u i c mot ^ . . . Q..». V ^ U . » . . . „ . . .

^ l'KSTBJXi|^rWIllialn"AgaterdeccaHedrBt-hiB-place-for the transaction of business as such executor, at Nos. 27-30 Elwood Building. Rochester, N. Y.. on or be­fore the 21st day of August, 1914. Dated January 28, 1914.

, WILLIAM J. AGATE, ....'_ Executor

SALISBURY &• AGATE,-Attorneyirfor Executor, Nos. 27-30 Elwood Building, Rochester, N. Y. • •.

If you wish to buy /"sell "of" ex7 change a farm or village r

property, call on

GEORGE A, JSLOCUMpAient

~ The Maili. MAILS ARRIVE.

FKOM EAST :" '

7.00 a m 8.65 a m M.23 2 25 p m ^.lOp-m

FHOM WEST

7.00 a m -9.52 a m

winter with the Watkins -family, and eadh summer at the "Patterson home^.

uringroutJn-a-harmlessj30.rt_flf_a wayJJ^.t i l?8 c r o s s e t ^ whether the windn-have- been strong

- e r ; - t h e tempera ture- lower and-the =iiihn6W«ide«ip<yi=

the Atlanic ocean f i 2

J .At the birthday gathering reminis

people something for nothing, was il-lustrated in this place on Monday when it was noticed t h a t m e n who s i t about the Free Forum every day and a good part of the evening toasted their shins all day Monday and Monday

tng^trthtrphjasantT^roms^furnis ed them free, but there was not one of them wbTr—W0irl3=::-lendia hnndHi shovel off the snow from the thirty feet s tr ip in front of the place and the owner

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Pursuant to an or-~'der'6f-HonTSeldetrSrBrtfwn, SurrottatH-Df-

the County of .Monroe,'notice is'heVeby given, ac-• cording to law to all persons having claims or de-|tmands-againBt-SteHa-EV-ForrellHato-of-the-villftge

of Fairport. County of Monroe, State of New Yorkr-deccnBcdr to -presenV-the - same -with=the.

* rigned-^Exeeutorv

54-iasLAveiiue Fairport, N, Y. BELL PHONE-234-R ~ ~

2 62 p m J . 16 p m

MAILS DEPART. pOM WgHT* EOB_KAST-

d.30a. m. "HfiO p m

9.80 a m

of the Forum "IF

to send "Th'il

2LeU£fe4V ^ l d ^ 0 V ^ n g ^ p t ^ i g h 4 t h e ^ y j ? M ^ m

1 friends of former. years participated. Re'vT~WT~WTRohlnTonr of- fer ty w¥s

| mgggggg f t ' u i e inu iis±_ . ..'—l

century-. alongr--U3itT4ri3-kni t t ing".« until. J»e. i s where he is cutting much more of a

I H J T I . - . I . I I ••m.i ini K | I , •

igurVin *hi*- ^fernal equation of exis-tence than he did a few months ago more than a few weeks ago, in fact.

at his place for the_transaction of bdsiness as such Executor at No. 7 Pleasant S t , Fairport, N. Y. on or before the 6th day of September, 1914. Dated February 25th,-19i4r : — - —'-^

~ - DANIEL MrFARRELLr— . - . . .. Executor CHAS. w . B U T L E R ; -- - v ::.• -:_:-. Attorney for Executor.

Fairport, N. Y.

«^0-P-m-

2.30 p m 8.30 p m

Sunday mails'arrlve at 7 am from the east and woBt. No mails dispatched.Sundays. .

•^TATfr OF NEW YORK. Supreme Court . . P.^Countj^of3^onroa.-^Mlnerea,^^iilpJreoge,j Plaintiff, against Thomas E. Ockenden and Agnes C. Ockenden, his wife,* The Despatch Lumber | ^^mr^y-And-F^rrftrLLUJnh^

FAIRPORT MARKET REPORT

Wholeiale Prices aa Paid by Local Mer-

men down to "clear it away, looks like the height of selfishness on

t.^«w,,«A Uti«-— Tf 4o oViAiVf H i l l 1 wTI' rtAtil^T Forum t . 5uO, t l s ~ l h W r a i n i i a t _ c o u l a r

be expected probably.—Palmyra Cour <w*^ -^ l

ler. M P M P

Law Regulating Fashion©*

i '',V.

* Si •' •

-Tltere-wonU.be many_we6ks of ^ in­t e r . ' Maybe- you will be pleased to

UZheliT ';thiff'nasaTiranr:gr~po8sibly^ryqxx-would like no more anow -and ice and zero . temperature. You will -get

. * 'wea ther* 'o f f and on, and it will clog t h e ' s t r e e t s and make walking

"~"difn^ult:-am1r.bTin^ newed activities, but winter of much

a* duration is a thing of the past. I t s backbone is almost fractured. There w i l l - b e some squalling and

Each day counts mightily in the trans- Iu 1639 the general court of ^lassa-

^ r n m t o h c ~ 0 ^ ment shall be.madewlthshortaleevea; and such as have garments with short

Stubborn, Annoying Coughi Cured. V My husband had a «ough for fifteen

years and my son for eight years. -Drv^King-Ia^NawiIjiscaveryxompletely cur^'d them, for which I am most

»A Boon / o A l l S P E C T A C L E N Wearers '

_ Jri pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale, duly granted In thealjoWelrnUlcd'ScMonand . entered ifith6 office oL-the Monroe-CoontyClcrkH on the 10th day. of February. 1H14 I. E; J. FiSk," the undersigned referee in said judgment named, 3^!l3ffi&nfesnmni3raElinnrn±±hrfr theiown halUn the yillage of Fairport. N. Y., on lh^r28lh^ay^r^rKttnT^9t^Ol6^IbcTBrrih^

i.noon of thnt day, tho premises described -in said

t s w i t n s n o r i t h a n k f u , . . w r i t e s Mrs. David Moor, sleeves shall not wear them unless aJ . » . . . „>tt_^ ^

or

^ .

lhey_coYeOhTal'fflno"Ure"wtlBtr-ATid hereafter; no person whatever shall make any garment for .women with sleeves more than half an ell wide (twenty-two and a half inches)." If laws -regulating; f&shlona^were: passed today, how many women would bo fined for law-breaking? . . . .

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Try us for Job Printinpr.

. Saginaw.^Ala What.Dr. . :King!a. NeW~DlBi:oveTy^irHor"thestr~men7-itj will; do for ypu, "D r rK i ng ' s New Discovery should be in every home; Stops hacking coughs, relieves la grippe. and.^al(..Uiroa.t-:andx-lung:ail?u ments. Money back if i t fails. All druggists; ' " ;PI iw^Oc^nd^TT_O0r^t i r E. Bucklen Ai Co., Philadelphia or S t n

Louis. -/Advertisement. . - ' / ' ^ V

•^P^^Wn —••• • • •»—•——mmmmmmm^ — i — — — K —

Patients Eyes Examined and Glasses or Spec-•tacle8-prdperiy~ntted,

Only where needed

v"At .Moderate-iPricer—fr

j l W U U i H H H . U U / t U i u i H v i m o ^ a « « « . « « * • • • » « « - . . . - ™ — -

judginenT^ToiloWsT^i^xnnhTir^FBcror^^ of land, situate in the Town of Penfield. < ounty — ' .BrW'awrauus uM.few..lYutkjjiiid;lmtn«vB

... GRAINS

Corn .McaLper Jon. . . . . . . . . . . . _ Middlings, per ten;..:;.c£v,~*i* Bran, per tonV...•....'...."»."..."

.$34.00-. 80.00

.28.00.: 44 -

Corn, per bu. — " ~ " K - ^ * — ' — - • • - - . - • " • • - • • • - •

WhcaC pSr"b"u..'. • .VTTrT^TTr

~K

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Hot Nor'40-Jn-iownflhip-N<»r4»Jt»4ha4<m»Ui range of townships in the town of Penfield, bounded, and described as follows:. Commencing, in tho center of the highway known as the Five Mile Line Road at the south cast comer of lands ot.Charlea,J._UrckfiU._thence westerly jon the, -south-Hnc of ̂ ald -Urckfl te land fllwoThnndVed^feet to a-point; thence Bouthcrly In a-straight Iin6 and parallel with the Five Mile Line Road sixty six feet to a point; thence easterly in a straight line and parallel with said Urckfitz south lino two hundred feet to the center of-tho_Eiyfl..MlleLine,1 .Road^enceJtJorthfiriyJn ^Uic.center_olJbiafwej Mile Line Road,- sixty six • feet to the place of be­ginning. ' iv'i ' • S.••'• ' .

Being tho samflpremises conveyed to Thomaa B. Ockenden by 'Charles J.UrckfiU and wife by Deed d&ted April 177^605," recorded in Monroe County. Clerk's office May 4,1905. in Liber 705- of Deeds atPagelBSrs^^—^^^^rr^^t^i-^^^^—* Dated February 10,1914. •', * . - . "„ ' -'••• :.—..,•'••• I . ' • ^ r r . ' v . r ^ ' r R J. FISK. r

_^,„^.> J v . . , . ,T . . .^..^T . .^-_— . . i c :—„ -.-Referee; ,CIt VS. W.BUTLER, .1 - - ^ r

lAttorney for Plaintiff, ..,. : "•-:.;, ' '

.ELQIIB

.PROVISIONS.

Butter, per lbr.-r.; .r.~.-r.y........ Eggs, per doz.;-.-.».•.*»..•»>....;.

.-.80 ' . 2 8

FARM J R O D U C E "

Potatoes,.\.., '.$.60

MEATS AND TOULTRY

(Fairport, N; Y<\

OalveaipeT cwtvrHvenr^rrrMTV^^r^^— I=©.00 =5= Calvca,-percwt^ressedr.-nT7.. ,' — • ••—'-HiOO-— Pprlc, per 1Wdressed;;.v»v ;v^; ;r i • :" / - - .%l l>< ? h

. (Chickens, per lb., l i v e . . . . . . . . . . . r ; ;, • - •16 , I .Fowls, per lb., l l vo . . . . . . . . . .> . . . . v .14 :

M>:0&i