. . , . . „

>rder of the

D«y spent

[an w M | h e

>r factory \r hundred

)ome dur> a painful

['•ompanied Garwood*, pend some

l e a t o * .

>r t r ea t s of A u t u m n ,

•y, a n d also accessories

iring. T h e ison is pre-\im\m Garr i -

iolet Coen, [ anksg iv ing

Spafford ; | t is s tocked

var ie ty of Ug from " A m e r " to " A Mnner. F o r

[row so busy ' tween No-great feast

suggest ions Ual gifts i n it. I n t h e

tThe Doll ' s educate t h e ling of gar-

[tioned, t h e j i n S c h m i d t

| h e a u t h o r of m G a r d e n , " Barry P a i n , C h a p e r o n "

lue fo hold tern from t h e W a r n e r a n d br igh t sk i t s Miscellanea. •axed a t t h e ny R a b b i t "

Cooke a n d

| W i l k i n s o n ' s W h o C a m e

D e p a r t m e n t •F lay ing to

ieorge Wil-advice for

> Face w i t h th paper of *rried L i fe" ce a Success.

• • t rad ing or "a O i n t m e n t . •ved, finally

[ u s e k e e p e r s '

»uffalo to t h e <<utnwe»t on Irie agents or V. P . D. ,309

nov30

r's, Dansvil le ,

OJ <:N

;*and wagons

and win te r

I T , Prop. •ultry P lan t , St .

l i t o r s . Hon. Elba Rey-4 Al'egany. and

tie and provided. Inst «he Estate of >wn of Burns, In uired to exhibit support thereof,

Itors, etc of said .»f Edward Bur-

li<erasa. In said lay ot November,

fTRRSIX. K N A P P ,

I orators, etc., nai«eraga, N. Y. utive weeks in

N. Y.

ant a

O ,ve one-half writing to

AVES N.Y.

w

\ 1

You May Have your kind of f lusic From this wonderful instrument so matter whether elawical or rag-time The latest nits or grar^d old melodies are reproduced, mak-

m lDg the\Kdiaon a royal ente tainer for the coming pong evenings. Prices and terms within the reach of all.

S* z s COME AND SEE THE NEW ARRIVALS The W A T C H , CLOCK, JEWELRY, DIA

MOND, SiVrer Cut Glass, Ootfcal Hand ' Fainted China and Musical Goods Stocx is

being Increased for Fall Trade. Eyes examined free of charge and Lenses

changed free for one year, REPAIRING A SPECIALTY

Jeweler and Graduate Optician

—The Allegany County Edi tor ia l Association- will mee t in Wellsvilte F r iday .

Buffalo h a s fifteen inches of snow,

P e r s o n a l .

Miss Helen P ra t t is a guest of Moa-

tea r Fall* friends. . Mrs . Wheeler and Mrs. Mapes spent |

D. M. F. in England A g e n t F o r u i w

traffic b» s topped, trees are m i n e d and j Monday in Howe l l .

Hyacinth and Tulip Bulbs

Coats

t housands of dollars worth of damage

done . —I t is "o t often t h a t whi le t he trees

, a re green wi th foliage tha t they are 1 also covered wi th snow, a condit ion

which now exists . — L . A. Gottschall & Son have placed

two fine barber chairs in thei r tonsorial parlors, which is a great improvement over t h e old ones.

—A delightful t ime was had a t the home of Mr , and Mrs. O. E . 8 h a y las t Fr iday n igh t . T h e favors were won by Mr. and Mrs. F . 8. Kings ton.

—The teachers and pupils of t h e Canaseraga H i g h school had a half hol iday Monday afternoon in order t h a t they m i g h t go ches tnu t t iug .

—Mr?. Eua r t , mother of A. C. E u a r t of th i s place is 99 years of age. T h e records giving her bir th were lost and her exact age has jus t been ascertanied.

—Services a t Tr iu i ty church 8unday , Oct. 14ih : Morning prayer and ser­mon a t H a m . , Sunday school after

Miss Ju l ia Murphy was home from

N u n d a over 8 u n d a y .

Mr. Oscar Cain of Smethpor t , Pa . ,

was in town 8 u n d a y . 0

Miss Cyron Bailey is visi t ing Wends

on Nor th Almond Hi l l . Mrs . A T. Bacon and Miss Bessie

Monday in Hornel l . Mr. Lave rne Whi t ing

from Buffalo over Sunday . Mr and Mrs- M.Al l i son of Canisteo

are guest* a t Mr. G. K DolloplTs.

Mr. and Mrs. L . H . -Rei«t are on a business t r ip lo New York tbis week.

Mrs Kinksde , and M ~ H n n t J guests of Mrs. Homer

England Heard Fro*!

EVEKyjHI/NG /NEW! N e w

H A S G D A B D , L I T T L E H A V E N ,

J u l y 3 , 1 9 0 3 .

R . S . O .

D . D .

was home

J A M E S C O . ,

G e n t l e m e n :

Now a b o u t t h e Med ic ine ; I

weeks , t w o bot t les , a n d h a v e d o n e m e

after

h a v e t a k e n t h e Med ic ine for t w o

m u c h good. I t is r ea l ly

t a k e n for R h e u m a t i s m . M y n e i g h b o r s

Hornell are Carney.

Mrs. D. H . HoUiday left th is morn­ing for Ohio, where she will visit her daughter , E d i t h .

Mi ,s Ida Denison ot Cheboygan, Mich , is visiting a t the home of-ber | brother, Mr. F rank Denison.^

T h e Misses Carrie and Cherrie Stacy

t h e bes t t h a t I h a v e » V E R ^,»—

w o n d e r a t t h e resul t . I h a v e g rea t fai th i n i t a n d wi l l pe r severe

w i t h i t . I « m b e t t e r t h a n I h a v e b e e n i n t e n yea r s . I a m going

t o t a k e v a p o r b a t h t on igh t . I wil l r e p o r t a g a i n of m y progress .

Y o u m u s t r e m e m b e r I h a v e b e e n a to ta l c r ipp le for s ix t een years ,

a b o m n i a b l y h i g h or t h e r e wil l soon b e a m a r k e t

Reg i s t r a t ion A g e n t for P e m b r o k e S h i r e

CO

Arrive at

ALLEN'S FAIR STORE, Canaseraga, N.Y.

service, evening prayer and sermon at j a r e g u e 8 t B a t t he home of Wil l iam Payne on Nor th Hi l l .

Mr and Mrs D u n h a m

T h e carr iage is so

o p e n for i t here . I a m

a n d Owers Cour t , o p e n i n S e p t e m b e r .

W i s h i n g for y o ^ t h e greates t success Y o u r s t r u l y ,

J O H N G E O R G E .

•plying the

ALITLJ

i<»r p r i c * * . ,

BARNUM

YE.

•1, the sine <ideboard.

%

• T O M

A S T E A D Y S T R E A M O F

7 p. m , —Have you seen the beautiful wind

ow des;>lay of the very latest styles In jewelry which jus t arrived at Bishop's Jewelry Stoie. T h e prices are r ight . Call and st-e.

—Mrs. A. L. Damon was in Almond Tuesday and Wednesday wi th her first stock of fall millinery goods. Mrs

Incomparable Values

._. _ of Monteur

Fail8, Ha r ry Smi th and Sheldon Roe

of E lmi ra spent Sunday at Dr. O. 8 .

Pra t t ' s . Mr Walter Bacon is in Alfred,

where he will play wi th a Hornel l or-cheatia for a promenade a t the univer­sity ton igh t

Shoe Talk X

<r~

Damon has a fine t rade in t h a t t h r i v - ! """" " „ . , , . Miss L e n a Shepard, who has been ing village as well as a t home. v U i t i o g M r . a n d M r e . A l b « t U « . 0

- T h e friend* of Rev. Jas . W. Allat t t h e past four weeks, left yesterday tor will g ive -h ima reception in the parlbrs h e r h o m e in Port Allegany, r a .

We have on our floors

the finest assortment of FURNITURE shown in Canas-that was ever

eraga.

Care

Linoleums ml attention has been given to the selec­

t s of Linoleums and Floor Oil Cloth which we

n 0 W have in stock at prices that will surprise

YOU.

Mattings \ tine line of Chinese and Japanese Mattings

L t received. We invite you all to come and

tee the Good Bargains we- have m 'Houae-

furnishings.

of the M. E. church this, Fr iday, even ing. All are cordially present and give the pastor a hear ty

welcome. - M r s Geo. Willey of Oak Hi l l died

Thursday Oct. 4ih. Her maiden name was Kridler. She leaves her husband and three sons. The funeral was held Sa turday and was largely at tended. She had been ill wi th heart disease for the past two years.

—Mr. and Mrs. Wil l iam Spinning of Dansville have issued invi ta t ions to t h e marr iage of their daughter , Mar­guerite, to Mr. Floyd Howard Evans , on t h e evening of October 25th at 8 o'clock, at t he Collegiate church S t Michaels, in New York.

—Elroy Woolworth was arrested Tuesday evening on complaint of his wife, for drunkenness and assault. H e plead guil ty to the charge when ar­raigned before C. K . Bacon, Esq . ,

sentenced h i m to

has

, Mr 0 . 8 . Laycock of Buffalo has invited to be "^ t o w n th i s week loading and

* ^ shipping his machinery which been stored here for seveml £ • " •

Mrs W. L. Hough and Miss Agnes D e V t t were in Hornell Tuesday even-to* to bear the Christ ian Science ing to u« Binknel l Young k e t u r e given by Mr. r>»u

N

of Boston. Mrs. J . H

friends in Corning. r u s h e r w m b e 1 o i n e d b y M r e . K . _ K ^ D e y s h e r

Colgrove is visiting On Friday she

BROWN & CRAIG, Furniture. Carpets, Draperies and W.H Paper

Fune-al Directors and Embalmers

1 Wednesday , who four m o n t h s in the Er ie county peni­tent iary . Sentence was suspended pending good behavior and the pay­m e n t to his wife of $3 per week

and the two will a t tend a meeting in Paiuted Post.

Mr. and Mrs. W. F . Jefferies left town Monday for New York city, where Mrs. Jefferies will a t tend the Grand Chapter O. E . S. as a delegate from the Canaseraga Chapter .

»

J a m e s l^ockwood. Died, a t his home in Ossian, Sunday,

Oot. 7th, J ames Lockwood, aged 48 years , of heart trouble. H e had been in failing heal th for some t ime, but the end came suddenly and without warn­ing . H e was bovu in the town of Ossian and had -spent his entire life

H e leaves to mourn hia loss Mrs. Jacob Dannack—who

5top and ^hinl^ What it is costing you per year for footwear

—quite a sum, is it not ? Fow, if yougcan buy

BETTER Shoes for less money, won't that

amount be much less ? Certainly. Than call at

THE SHOE STORE.

A Fit for the Family For the largest down to the smallest—

the Shoe and Rubber line.

D r y Goods . N e w C l o t h i n g , N e w S h o e s ,

N e w H a t s , N e w F u r n i s h i n g s .

N E W ! N O V E L ! N E A T !

For the last two weeks we have been receiving dray load ter dray load of new Fall and Winter Goods and we would

be pleased to have you call and look tb i r a over. Buying in the quanti tv th»t M. Tuchler buys, is a great benefit to the pe»ple of Canaseraga and vicinity, as they can get more goods for the money than if they had been purchased through agents. Therefore you should make It your busi­ness to call and learn the prices and inspect t h e quali ty before you buy elsewhere.

TREMEHDOUS STOCK OF SHOES The largest stock of

shoes tha t has ever been on sale in this village is now on sale in the Shoe DepartmenJp*6T the Quality

\ \ "BS" Store. Sf/here Is no use going into detail about the quality / and price of our shoes, as it is sufficient to say that they are the best manufactured. Where in this country can you buy the J U S T w R I G H T S H O E for $3 50. This is the only store in the land t h a t sells them at such a low price. W h a t better shoe do you want than the

^ s « . ^ . ^ . * W. L. D O U G L A S $3.50 > 5 ^ t 4 § 8 n ° e ? We are willing to

^ W ^ i J f 1 ^ guarantee tha t the shoes **ik*&* we sell are the best t ha t

are sold for the same money. Our shoes for boys and girls for school wear beats any th ing you ever had.

P*3s2kv

ft£SW?

; ^ " ; !«\

j

everything in

Heavy Work S h o T s - t h e kind that wears

Men's Dress Shoes -Nobby Up-to-date. . D . \ Fnotwear-a Multitude of Style

Ladies Pine Footwear . -Sol id oues for Boys and Girls.

there. —The Canaseraga Band has started one sister

rehearsing for a concert to be given in tenderly cared for h im, two brothers— this village about the 25th of Novem- Charles and Isaac—and an adopted oer. This concert will be much better aon, Floyd. They have the heartfelt

_.» w _ „ i W A n hfl- avmnathv of their friends in this their The funeral was held

School Shoes Sole Agents for

e La France Shoe T h i

New Styles IN

"Gold Bond Hats"

Same shapes as t h e

higher price H a t s a n d

quality jus t as good.

3 I Men's and Boys' Clothing tfur F A L L and W I N T E R ^ » C M ™ W »

n o * complete aad It i» without . * » M £ £ ? * £ * £

eve, bad. W . - o M £ ^ \ £ ^ £ l > 7 £ . you are, and I f . up to j o u to call M o r e ,

TUCHLER'S QUALITY STORE

t h a n any t h a t t he band has given be fore and the best talent in th i s par t of

-••i i— Kow, in VIPID strength-Co

the state will be here to help strength-

jE m, ,K m «*««~————il The Canaseraga Times. | FALL

{UNDERWEAR Bntered at the poetofflce at

second-class mall matter. Canaseraga. N. Y.. *•

band wishes en the band . The m a k e th i s a concert long to be remem-

therefore, will spend no d work in preparing it.

wi thout a night-

j h u r c h

T h e most Underwear is t he Sani tary Normal

Thh- U o -

The Largest Assor tment of Kail Underwear ever d isplayed is ready now. Most noticeable are the increasod stocks of very Hgh vlass Underwear—both im-1 "tied and d= me*tic i uted hue of Dr. Jaeger's W.Hi'ten Uuderwear . • lerwear is in a cla^s i>f its own— no underwear made t h a t equals

i it. Underwear to fit the ordi-i i ary sued , l«>ng or shor t m » a , iu [ L'oiubinatioB Sui t s as well as « -enaraie garments .

M-rino, Worsted, W»x>l, Wool and Linen Mesh Underwear r ang ing in price

50c to $4 5o per ga rment .

Friday, O c t ^ . 190^

as Cotton,

Bilk a n d

tr i ' in

Fall Shirts Stiff Bosom and Oxford Neg-

,1 K e e with Cuffs and detached. Bosom and

plain and plaited coat style, if you prefer. Every

guaranteed as to size, q

and fit.

Our Shirts a r e "

ew

full fashioned" back, relieving all s train and in-4uri..< comfort to the wearer and proi^r lay of the bosom. W Fall Shirts , $1-00 to $2.50.

FALL SUITS and

OVERCOATS a n d

—It begins to act qui te lifce fall.

—Mrs. Charles Swain is quite ill.

—First snow of the season Thursday

morn ing .

—Election three weeks from nex t

Tuesday. —Next Sa tu rday will be the first day

of registration.

—Mrs L. Hickey is confined to the

house by illness.

—The house occupied by E . E . Loop

is being painted.

—Jacob H e i m a n is suffering with a

j felon on his h a n d .

—Mr. A. E . P r y o r is aga in confined

to t he house by illnesb.

—-Alonzo H u l b u r t of Oak Hi l l is under the care of Dr. Bacon.

—Mrs. Homer Carney enter ta ined

th i s afternoon a t tea a a d whis t . —Miss Char lo t te Craig is teaching

in t he Canaseraga H i g h school. —John Pfuntner , J r . , is improving

nicely under t he eare of Dr. Bacon. —Mrs. Geo * " *

resumed her class in place.

'-- now seen behind

hered and, litt le t ime an

—Canaseraga is w a t c h m a n owing to the fact tha t "not I enough money was subscribed to pay « for the services of one. Wi th so many postofflce and bank burglaries being commit ted in Western New York it looks l ike a dangerous t h ing to let such an impor tan t officer as a village night-w a t c h m a n go, even for a night , for we know not w h a t hour the thief cometh. —Nunda T r u t h .

—Services in Presbyter ian church m. and 7 p. m . Sunday school

Y . P . meet ing at 6,15. Ladies ' Aid So-

sympa thy hour of sorrow. from the Ossian Presbyterian ct Tuesday and was largely at tended. Rev. J . Allat t of this d a c e officiated. The I . O. O. F. lodge from th is place of which he was a member, a t tended in a body.

— • - » - — -

D e a t h of I ^ a w r e n c e H i c k e y . Mr. Lawrence Hickey, a well known

resident of Canaseraga, departed th is life a t 10:30 o'clock th is (Thursday) morning , after an illness of several days from a bowel trouble, aged about ~n ~ Mr Hickey came to th i s

from Ire land 50 years ago and of this village for

The Shoe Store Agent for "Monarch" S h i r t s .

V. A. Zimmer (JloMng

The Acme Cushion Sole Shoe . *A Kir P W. Byer, Dans-

Women is sold by r . v> • " J

ville, N . Y.

a t U a. at 12 o'clock.

e ^ a t M r f C ' s o n Wednesday at

2-30 Members please bring block*. Bibie lesson in the church on Thurs-

W o m e n ' s Missionary 8o-m e e t a t Mrs. Bissell's on

Summer offering

for Medical Missions will be received

day at 7:45. ciety will Sa turday a t 2:30.

country ha% been a resident manv years, where he has always been mentified wi th the sterling cbaracteis of manhood which gave growth and n r Z e r t t v to our village. His wife S T K merly Miss Bridget Reagan of Canaseraga, who together with a W family of children survive. Twelve children were born to them nine of I h n m are l iving : Mrs. David Man-: m r M r ^ o h n W e l c h , M r . P . 8 c h u . .

Z Mrs. John Hurley, Mrs F . C.

Hickey of Buffalo ; Michael of Black

ill t ake place from St

Oct. 11, 1906. tbe following

M a r k e t R e p o r t

C A N A S E R A G A ,

Dealers are paying prices for produce in th is village : Butter, per pound 24c Eggs , per dozen ; 24e Potatoes, per buehel 40e Yellow eye beans, per bu 1.16 Marrow beans, per bushel. 1.76 Medium beans, per bushel 1.30 Pea beans, per bushel 1 15 Red kidneys, per bushel 1.75 Rve, per bushel 55c

70c

For any pain from top to toe, from any cause, apply Dr. Thomas ' Electr ic oil. Pain can ' t stay where it is used.

CLOTHING AND

fURulSmnG GOODS

over A. J .

j * 8 T H E SEASON 18 H E R E F O R

f \ Fall and Win te r Clothes, it

would be advisable for you to look |

S T A D E L M A N ' S new and

Stock of Goods Wr.eat .per bushel ^ Z ^ e complete up-to-date Qats,per bushel ; ; » ; ; ; 3 ; 0 0 to | » . 0 0 . | befoee purchasing elsewhere, as yoi

at t ha t meeting. _ T h e Essent ia l Club held their first t & f e e p i & c e _

~TZ&ft^^\^M Horne11' Doiioph last * " a y r e Mrs. A. Blue- morning . _ _ _ _ _ _ ladies in charge were^ M ^ o ^ t b T i e ^ n T o n . i r ^ n T v a S ; a i d Mrs. Hough , J A M £ O W I , N Y. . Oct. 4,1906. Mrs. M n e v a w h i c h H H A R K l g (

Hay, per ton T — Rye straw per ton 5.00 Oat s t raw, p e r t o n . 4 00

* a^ rno l l has l lady was Palmer of Hornell das | ^ r _ ^ ^ _ . _ _ _ u h

pa in t ing a t th i s

est DUuiw — - - Vxror-v

, Dolloph presided a t ^ P » « V * 2 asked to write a story, eacn

S. The stories

M y H ^ a r a U h o u g h I have been enjoy-

certainly well some scholarly

a fine piano solo, after

written—some j Miss Mc

The new Mod. Is, $12 to $30

a o t h o n t i v e ••;-

were funny,

a a n , v T h o m a s is now o*~" I Donald gave » " " - «—— ~„aA t h 7 ^ u ° ter a t " be . .o re o . J o h n K l . g ^ I * - _ _ _ _ « * * * - » « . were eerved.

ton, J r . —There seems to be a

vicini ty

' S ^ T S E T t n e T e has hard ly a day I am sure l " ° ' ° t T have not

ing of friends or with our v isit there t ha t has been

al

SCrlADL & ROOSA 130 tm STREET,

\ Houiunuii. »B1 mi 11

" FAUTANO witfrea

niLUNERY Mrs. Satie Damon has jus t re turned

from the city and » ^ 0 UtQ ^ . v

t bu

eD . t t > .

rival of a complete and strictly u p to-

date assortment of Millinery,

_ A b a e , e t bell team b e . been O'-

gaoized I . 0 * * — " , t h t W e " e

g«>d dea \of j _ _ a d e B D e a t h of M « . B l U a b e t h

T b e t o b a b i t a n t e o f Kurae Were shock­

ed Uet Tuesday f o r o i o g t o j e a ' b of

I l u s t b e S t r i c t l y F r e

WHO uui ....... H i g h e s t cash p r i ce p a i d p l ? ! t n U l T f » w ^ r ; ™ anA -ii Mh.™ t i m e s . N o t r a d e ^ - b u t c o m e i n a n a

1 am thankful to you and all others . ., , » , , , . , by their thoughtful k l n d n e ^ , get t n e cash a n d t r a d e w h e r e y d t e the occasion one of much pleas- choose, o all R E I T E M B E R have received letters from Mrs. _,_ , , . ,

and daughter who report T h e h a n d s o m e prizes^ t o b e given « —*- ««a wpii £way . Y o l l h a v e a chance a t t h e m

w

Barager Forsyth has

in memt^ers.

—Mrs. Celia gone to Dickinson.

- R e m e m b e r B t Mary ' s Bazaar a I Kings ton opera house nex t Wednes

t h e sudden death of Mrs. Elizabeth

day evening

Ri tenburg. Mrs. R i i e n b u r g h a d plan-

. ^t?iu» ~ „_ ed for a visit to friends iu Hornell and Birdsall to keep house for I r a N u n d a . and Tuesday morning she

was about ot s tar t for Hornell , when she got into the buggy with Mr. Guy Swackharamer , w h o was to take her to t he stat ion. W h e n about twenty rods from the house she lopped over

Clemons ana u»"» - • d e l l i n „ a j . E

having arrived home aft « * « » ™ a l s r ) | F K t ot the8 15th of B«P t e

am b ; e

rr y

TeDJ0

yyable T h e C A N A S ^ m . , report hav ing had a very enj I T ^ Y P O E T R Y P L A N T , m orde^r t ime

togiv e y o u a be t t e r p n e e ^ ^ p r o d u c t , w 1 ofier c.v fer__

f ieaws IOU x,-friends as you may meet them, w n u i t o all good wishes to yourself and family j 4^ and the friends of long ago, I a m •

Yours very t ruly , L. B. G I L B E R T .

on

T h e first heavy frost of t he season j ̂ 8 h a c k h a m m e r and p a » e d away —The first ne» y formed f*r " Mlnrm being the cause. Deceas

Monday n ight , ice being n e a r t f a l l u re Deing i n t. ev,5r.ir 1 ^ « A a h o r n in t h e town oi ^ came — - ..

one-half inch thick. ed was born • - - _ 6 ? re o f age.

She

Fall and Winte r

the first of t he week and has one t h a t is very sick.

Remember and see th» t your n a m e " t h e Registry » * - yoa cannot

is on including a stylish array of v o t e l f n o t regis

a r tb t i c Pa t te rn H a t s _ D _ w H

tered.

Rpailv-to-wears, # , —y,,. . . . — She cordially Invites the ladies of ^ ^ o f f l c e b u U a 1 o ^

Har r i s will move his

S h e n a u * i ~ - — - - " ' j e d a n d es th is vicini ty, and w a V ° J e

b f e r . R h « A K« all who know oer. i-

T oil son I*aac Ri tenburg leaves one sou, *--- • Arkport , to mourn her loss.

ral will take place church a t Burns

F o r S a l e of whiskey barrels for A. n u m o e r or W U I B ^ ^ J

aale at t he Canaseraga hotel. m m E . D. M U R P H Y .

a n d va luab l e p resen t s t o t h

t h e grea-icov N o v e m -

will save money bv buying of h im.

Don' t wai t too long before ordering

your F A L L and W I N T E R 8 U I T B

and O V E R C O A T 8 , as the Samples

a re all In now. I have purchased a

BUTTON M A C H I N E , so t h a t you

Dressmakers and Ladies can have

Covered B u t t o n s m a d e al l s izes .

A. J. STADELMAN ~ flerchant Tailor.

BEFORE

SELLING

E L S E W H E R E

I t will be to

Your Advantage to call upon .

D. H. KINGSTON W h o is paying t h e

Honest Values Dishonest methods, like dishon­

est people, are eventually found out

We stand back of everything we

s e U and our prices are always the

lowest for reliable

Furniture and Carpets

L $15.00. Quartered

would be cheap at 115.50.

in large Turkish Chairs

duced prices

ae

for this week

oak _ We have some fine leather goods

and Rockers that we will sell at re-Also a fine line of Couches.

JAMES DAGON Furniture and UndertaW

. c*r*et 67 Broad Street, 72 Canisteo Street, nell, New York. Hon

LEAHY & An

Best wearing

auaTsale of School Hose 11 boys and girls at Special Pnces.

J c i a l l y pricedje^thisweek.

Other kinds for

needful t h i n g s ^

size from 6 to i«, *F — ?r* Hose

number

in l i n g

S r m S K . of October , N o v e m - H , Q H E S T at .

19c pecial this week.

i o o T ? 7 Kn i t t ed WalsU. buttons sewed on

week 2 for 260

Children's white, all buttons

be r a n d D e c e m b e r 1906

i -S«^«r.

of T h e fuoe

from the ML "E.

Get your turkeys — 7 ^ a r d

3to shape for ^ o * ^ e po«H.rv ^ n ^ \ l N o ^ h b C h ^ r c r s t ? e e t , < p l a D t - ' l l Y ^ H . Bei«t, P rop .

enter. . i U " ^ " ^ ^ times for your est cash pn°_? " Z\

N o t i c e .

product, and which will enable you to t rade where yon choose.

There is only one condition : A L L E G G S mus t be perfectlyclean and ab­solutely fresh.

F I R S T P R I Z E - O n e S-piece Bed­room Suite of 'Cur led Maple—Dresser

CASH PRICE

For Eggs a n d Poultry Boys'

T b e a m

a l ) d vicinity to visit her t-tc. Caua**eraga » — "_*__• ...H in-par lor , on West Main street and lo

her stock. Her parlors are al­and her aim is to satisfy.

spect ways open

Thursday a t two

^•grtfstf! sat-* ? " ? w S i S 5 ^ e v e n i n g , Deeember

-pot S a l e C b e a p

I esus \ Tuesday. '^L __.,,

_ T b e Daughters of tbe K i n g wUl I offer for sale cheap at my home on ^ o Q Friday evening, OcU

P r l u street 2 buggies, 1 cutter and set \ P j ^ &% ̂ a t t h 0 home of M U .

little bobs, new. Inqu i re olf ^ | Q r a c e M a b i e

_. —" — N o t i c e f rom W a t e r B o a r d .

present. > ^ — " ^ T Br ing t hem to

E g g 8 l % f ' J S h t rade where you me, get fe^?'„SS paid. Join noxicc **«— "— i iuc, B — o«„Vi«at nrices pam. - " • -

, _ „ „ w h e have not yet, paid . p l e a se . H S^est ,pne _F noth ing " " ^ T d u l Sept 1st. a m hereby | the egg^contest. I t oort . ^ ^ ^ &

r r e d ^ d o ^ w U h i n t e n d a y s r r o m

All

ar-

oct M B a . E- B T J R B E ^ .

i r ing on short notice a n o - t ^ n Bring in your shoe* _ ^

\ Mrs A. J- Thomas fell from an T u t r r e e Wednesday afternoon, frac-

Main street | J ^ ^ ^ k _ o W

reduced a n d D a a d e h e r a a o o m f o r U b l e a e p o a s i

N o t i c e .

H . v i o g opened • f " " ^ " ^ I 6»emg «»»« m prepared to do .11 _W»d» « _ M _ \ , „ „ . D r . P r . t t

t h e ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ m M a Pot t s frac-

the fra tore

t h e date of th i s notice. Those in rears a t t be expirat ion of the t ime l imit will forfeit their, r igh t to the use

of water . October 11,1906.

By O B J J E B | O P W A T E R B O A R D , «

T h e N e w Corn Cure planters 10c per

box at Byer'a, Dansville, N . Y.

You get a P ^ ^ r a n a w r a g a . Nor th Church St. , Canaser»B»

A d v e r t i s e d l e t t e r s . Canaseraga, Sept . 8, 1906.

Mr. Bert Keeler. ^ B

I n calling for t h e above please say

advertised. ADOLPH BliUESTONB,

Postmaster .

" S S u B t M ' p i S f f i - A large, hand-

^ r f ^ B M - S S f i a n - 1 Carpet

^ A ^ n e a r l y ™ * ^ l g f i £ 2 which a w on e x h J J » « ^ n

n & Craig, window* of Messrs. « r

o ° wa _ d t a b e a

Canaeeraira,. » • * • w l | i b e awarded l o o k B t S e t t e e of P^ rn lnen t citizens by a committee <" F J I , 1907

i M Reist, Prop J r a S . - m t e r O e e a o P b o o .

- GO TO

K. N. B E N N E T T F O R Y O U R

P a i n t , V a r n i s h , F u r n i t u r e

P o l i s h , B l a c k b o a r d S l a t i n g ,

L a q u e r e t , U i l t A l u m i n u m

B r o n z e , B r o n z i n g L i q u i d

F i l l e r s , S t a i n s a n d eve ry ­

t h i n g else y o u need t o finish

w o o d s of a l l k i n d s . W a i

P a p e r as l ow as t h e lowes t .

44 W e s t Main S t r e e t ,

Canaseraga, - New York

_, f R i a c k Bibbed Chi ldren 's *»>}J*\n s i z es , Bpecial

wi th triple feuee, 9 c a pnir ( _ u_ e

tape, special this Bear Sk in" » « * • I |Z!

"Black Cat" or d ^ r i 8 i H e m 8 t l t c h e d or

special this *e««vj^ „ -— >*--~*~~'••"- TT

i n v i n c i b l e " H » v y Wbbed j J ^ - - - — — ^ [ _ ^ ^ m b r t U . t h «oliced heel, soft long c h i l d r e n ' 8 strong **• covers,

Hose, h .gb iPW" m Bpecial g t e e l ^ d a u d i M hlac fibre, perfect dye, l 4 c _ j r t g ^ < t > ^ a ^ ^ - t e l ^ ; ^ _ _ y

ings, the best ^ ^ g to n | . J ^ _ _ _ -sizes raogo ^ ^ 1 .̂__ ^t „.»yc

where, range

,"eek. A\\e»r»f^'tm"t"

LEAHV 8c W 1SS Main

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able prices give m e a trial .

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