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I ! 4- * + i t + + I I f h I AC. GANUNG i Store Open Evenings E. J. Tripp has just received an other car-load of Oaklands. Mr. Rayton and,his family left Wednesday for Sanford, Florida. Miss Florence Clarke of Batavia is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Dilts. The Rev. Father McCall has pur chased an Overland louring car. Murphy Brothers are the agents. Mr. Glidden is spending the week in Chicago and Cincinnati in the in terest of the D-Zerta food company. Mr. and Mrs. Ilarrup have re turned from a visit of two months with friends of Mr. I-Iarrup at Bos ton. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bosley and children of Buffalo were recent James Green, the Geneseo hotel man was sick but is well again. The Sons of Veterans and their Auxiliary will install their officers next Monday evening at 8 o’clock. The next meeting of the county historical society will be held at Nunda one week from next Tuesday. Miss Huff of Ithaca will deliver a lecture at Honeoye next Thursday night on music and songs in the home. Attention is called to the notices of the Rev. F. R. Wade of Newark in another place, relating to his Li vonia property. The Livonia athletic club basket ball team will play the Omars of Rochester at Prettejohn opera house ft * + 4- •I* i t *!* I! \ + I T •‘r We understand tljt berlin is seriously si Walter G Pattens, a Mii'rt Ntory pytidj Tbe next meetir^ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles to-night. On Thuisday night of next, j Armstrong. ! week a game will be ployed against i The annual meeting of the Hem-' Naples Crescents at the same J lock fair society will be held, j Wednesday of next week at 1.30. Mrs. II. II Johns, district deputy ! The officers hope there will be a grand matron ot the Order of the i large attendance, as things of im- j Eastern Star for the twentieth dis-| portance are to come up for settle- trict, was a guest of the Dansville ment. j chapter at a recent meeting in cele- Announcemenl has just been made : bralion of the tenth anniversary of by the management of the Lehigh ' that order. After the regular busi- Valley railroad of the a p p o i n t m e n t ] ness had been transacted there was of H. C. May as superintendent ot j a banquet, at which over one hun- motive power, succeeding F. N. i dred weie present. Dansville is Mrs. Hibbits, resigned. Mr. M ai’s head-, Johns’ old home, which made the quarters will be at South Bethlehem. ( occasion of more tnan usual interest. Mr. May’s railroad service began' STOP AND COM FARE PRICES with the Chesapeake & Ohiu at Cov- StoD and compare our prici s with ington. Later he entered and tho'-e Hiving long credit premiums. H. H. Johns The Rush of the Holiday Season is over Leaving some odds and ends for the bargain counter. However some splendid things for the price. Come in and see for yourself. Besides we always have Shoes, Boots, Gents’ Furnishings and Rubber Goods as low as the lowest. H. H. Johns, Livonia Measure taken for Spirclla Corsets by Mrs. Johns W. R. Chatn- .n.ijrer of • t M. dm,I'a. tl.e Ladies’ vith Mrs. liul- Lilerary will biy ley. Mrs Henry ^ h r f South I.ivonia fell and broke | ^ one day last week. The yearly iTppiing of the fair so ciety will be n |d next Wednesday at 1:30. i The Springwjter grange will dine with the loctl organization to morrow. Local buyers are paying 25 cents for prime buttir and 35 cents for strictly fresh eg?g. Mr. and Mrs. )j. p, Sherman have recently return^ from a visit to their son Harry at West Point. Gilbert Sulliva-) of Albany took in the party at o:jera house Friday night and remaned over Saturday. Miss Croshyof Dover,New Hamp shire, formtdya teacher in the high school, spent apart of the holidays with friends v«re. Clair Meachum has secured ex hibition rights for the moving pic ture drama, “The Battle Cry of Peace,” for some time in tebruary. This is without doubt the biggest thing in the movie line that has ever been booked for Livonia. It is now in Rochester. Fay Clemons,manager of the East ern elevator company at Marshall, Oklahoma, has sent calendars to some of his friends here and at Conesus. The calendar shows the company’s feed lots and a bunch ot 1700-pound cattle recently sold at 9 cents, the record car-lot price for the market. Fay is in the fore ground, and most of the cattle have their eyes on him. In order to stimulate interest in public speaking in the secondary schools of New York State, a public contest will be held in Earl hall, Columbia university, on the even ing of Friday, March 3. The con test will be open to accredited repre sentatives of public and private secondary schools outside of New York city. The prizes will be S50, S35 and $15 respectively, and each contestant will receive a commem orative medal. Additional informa tion may be had of R. R. B. Powell, 203 Sherwood avenue, Rochester. A Coe family reunion was held at II.S.Coe’s Now Years day, which not only brought together forty of the relatives but resulted in the form ation of a permanent organization, which will have its yearly reunions hereafter. After the dinner Satur day a business session was held, at which Scott L. McNinch presided, and an organization was perfected by the election of L. E. Coe presi dent, S. E. Hitchcock first and H. S. Coe second vice-president, and Mrs. Mary G. Sharp secretary and treas urer. The afrair Saturday is said to have been a most enjoyable and profitable one. A committee was . appointed to select a date and a place for the next reunion. PEDRO PARTY A pedro party will be held at the home of James Minnihan Friday evening,Jan. 14th, for the benefit of St. Joseph’s church. By Order. FOR SALE Some extra nice R. LRed cockerels for breeding. Also about 300 busheis of seed oats, inquire at Gibbs Hill farm. Bell phone 28-F-5. graduated from l’urdue univcrsiti at LhFaiettc, IikI. After ihe com pletion of Ins college edue.r - n !,e was made a ma.-ter imvi ■ u I t'u \ I n / 1 i,i,i ‘ al Luui 1 in. I . .It i Mr M,i\ licM thf |m>-1 1 1 ■. t i I 1j 1 11 r- ltit.Midi nt df m iitni.'pnuci with tno Motion r< u1 1 . u ith licadt|i.ar'i rs at LaKau'tte. He will rt'tiri' fn in this portion l;> come to the Liln^li \a!- liy Mrs. Minnie Price Hillman has re ceived a letier from her nephew, Robert F. Wilner, in which he says that if all gues well he will sail from San Francisco for Shanghai, China, prizi's, and < aldi-ponm schune I ' . i g H 'l'Mir , Her e^v Vnlk v , S . - ) , j pa.stn, I'i. eat llake, 3: > \i't foam,; iri iMil i ••j t . I Uihli'ui ; Tr, \\ I I 1 in 'iv. I-I I I ( \t Candy and Ice Cream Come lo the Caruh Kitchen if 3-011 want Candies, Nuts, Oranges, Figs, Dates, Fancy Box Candy and other dainty delicacies. Chocolates__________________20pf lb; 2 lbs for ______ 35^ Mixed and Ribbon Candies. _15j4 lb; 2 lbs for ______ 25f5 Ice Cream. Don’t fail to make Ice (’ream a part of your holiday menus. It is the quick, convenient and pleasing dessert that ne\er (its in wrong. IUi\ it for any meal, it is diliri'i i' ;t 1 .ui\ and all time--;. Livo.iH Cryy Kisch n Pi I *r K ;_.-mpe£, Prep. ELBERT LONG Stor c uses. t\Liy ninlit .-\cept Saluid i.v rug't > I 1 i 1 1 FOUSALE . 'I lu ati-ts $'< 0 '1 w o . S i l l . i l l V i .'i^eai- lilliiit~ >. tiroken di.ulih’ ar.il single, t'.-i’fi Mirktd all summer, nice foi toa.I or light woik Have no use for I hem. Will sell cheap if taken soon. C. C. Eldtidge, 1-Ioneoje. ! NOTICE .. 1 . The next meeting of the W. C. T. on the Hth of January on the steam-,n> wi„ be held * vith Mrs. E)lis ship lenyo Maru, one of the largest N> Stone Thursday of next week at boats of the Japanese company ■:;i0. 2 Mrs. Ashley will lead. which operates a line between San | By Order. Francisco and the Orient. He gave 1 FOR SALE up his position with the World's, A new milch cow. Inquire of Wm. Sunday-school Association on the ■ West.Cnnesus. 15th of this month. His work in LEGAL Shanghai will he in connection with 1 the treasurer’s oflice. The Episcopal 1 ~ ~ \ ^ h u r f h li'ie thrpn ( ^Ol’NlV COt-ltl I,lV lN ( iS lG N (’Ol X* c n u r c n nas m r e e large m issio n a r y t v kii»-..ii>o* 1 i p. p»m » , Pnium r. districts in China, each in charge of 1 ‘>>,orcos Tumor, iin-rii-t •lumcr. . , mi ■» ^ ,8 wlip •!*“ riUme , Lunii *M y P*i!mor, a bishop. Ihere are two educational liora nsy palmer. Fra' •» SMnn.u»»s a SMs. • c t.u !• i 1 i-» • SaundnrB, her liu-banci, Dolla S Porry anil institutions of the first rank, Boone j pn*dt. i p » vup , tiefoDiianr>: nn iuP fQ ifv onrl Cjt* pui'MUinc *01 fin ordfr of tl*o fjlviucsfoii univer& icy «n u o t .JO n n S u n i v c i s i t y . County CourtuindoIn 'iiMalKjvo o ti'ledao the last-named located at Shanghai . 1 a'Lt',d ,.he ':ith dl*> of 'Vn-miifr, tsu.tiio . , , . . . . . undprulgned. rofpren In part tlon will non fit All the business of the three districts .......................................... is in charge of a Mr. Smalley, who has the title of treasurer, but the work ha^ grown so rapidly that he needs an assistant and at the re quest of Bishop Graves the board appointed Mr. Wilner. From February 7th to the 12th will be farmers’ week at Cornell uni versity, and a number of Livonia boys will go, it is expected. The Gazette is authorized to say that the college invites the farmers of the public hucllou 10 tho hiKhes b ddtr at th< in n t bteusof t h f * Comioorcinl l»* the vlllano of Llvonift on the ftth d \y of February 10'0, at ten o'clock a. m , all tha. cortalu pirco or parcel of land situated in thf* town ot Li vonia, in tho County of LlvinjrRton, and bounded and described a* follows. Said prem ises belntr part of lot No. 65. bounded os fol lows. Commencing at tho north-pottl corner of said lot, thencu running south 1 degree went eevon chains and thli ty*fceven links to a stake and stones in tho center ol tho State road,so CHilc'l.thenco a westerly course along Uie center of said road to the east lino of lands formerly owned by Benjamin Gibbs, thence N to the north Hue of raid lot, thence E. on north line of said lot t\» the plnce of b* ginning, Containing twenty-five acres and one-half nu acre of land, bo tlio name more or lees. Also all that tract, pio’c or parcel of land situato in the town of Livonia, County ami State aforesaid and bping a p.irt ot lot No. C5 State, with their families, and the ! township and bouudtd as foiiuw*. .. , I, , , , Beginning In the confer of the State road ra ilro a d s W ill give reduced round- ‘ and twenty feet n« rth of ii bla k walnut tree f-rin m f o u A eiV<n f ^ r | v I thin t ho bounds of said road and runnlnir crip raies. A s ide rrom tne cost o f j northeasterly aloug th.* rent.*!’ t>r Nftid mad 11 rods, th* nee south en*t llffeen *ir>- rmK, thetM’o soijth«we-»t eleven 11- *.d** a»-*» 1 S*i wit h the ^tuie n ad t l»*-it«n »rt h - west tit «**. n •15 rod** t»> He jihiee of hexnnn nc *oni til ing one •»« r»» of I mim I hi* the a *n»t tn <re i I li Dntrd Dee H. l'.»l*> H MtltV 1'“* \\K i’eferr. (Ml V.tl.KS \\ \HI», At t--rn vl r I’I ntit ilf 1, \ >. 11 , N \ the onllprrp nnf hnrtl ipq 1 t*^ds, th* nee south en^t m e LUJILtt- d u m o r u ie s s»ut|,-we-»t eleven traveling, estimate that a farmer, his wife and four children can attend at an ex pense not to exceed S-W for all six to cover a week’s sta\ 111 Ithaca. During the week the college en deavors to condense into practical form all of the information which it has on better farming and the man agement of the farm home. There will be lectures, exhibits and practi cal demonstrations on various farm subjects, such as potato-growing, poultry raising, dairying, forestry, home-making, farm management, insect control, vegetable gardening and flower growing. Rural schools, churches and community organiza tions will also comc in for a largo share of attention. V>:>V •, ;| , I'i ill Don’t Strain Your Eyes The long winter evenings and dark clays are hard on the eyes. Don’t take chances on reading, sew ing, or overworking the eyes this time of the year. If you need glasses, gel (hem; if the glasses you now wear arc not right have them refitted. And keep watch of the children. Many children could be as sured of goQd eyesight in later years by wearing glasses for a short time. And there are others who need them now and will always need them. Let us examine your eyes. If you don’t need glasses it costs you nothing, and wc will be as glad as you are. If you do need them it will cost very little to have them. F. J. WeMett !l' I THE SONS OF VETERANS The Sons of Veterans ard their Auxiliary will hold their meeting Monday evening, Jan. 10th, at 8 o’clock. At that time their annual i i i i . t i . r n i l H I’KOl'hB ol -| UK s ' A l l ' III V|.\s 1 S’ork-T*» • flh In I* \»ir^. I/** \nix-ha , ( a lif«*nun, and .lami*s V.trs o' !,o^ An;- 1 ». < nliform i X' on tin* petition of Marv I* V»r\ nn«l Surah Lnckincton of Ltmn. I,l\Incst* •• ( nunt\ N Y, yn t ave h»*r«*h\ el»e<t t» >.»*•. euiiso before the Surrotfate*rt t oijrt ol Ijlvln^- I ht<ati ( ‘ntitil j , »t the r.nirt t\oiivo, Iti t h«» vl I !»«»•. > <»f (Jen«* <-o ntith«*l7th tlnv o* .lannarx, 'Di**. 1 nt 10 n'oli ck tn the f roimo'*, why i «i*»en*« , nliould »*« t t«e tfi.uitrd a tiitittmi; u> |>r < >in ins i r mu* nt in u fit in , dat il t liti U. ii iv <>i i Jam nr\ purpot ti'j^ to t. tv * t i * ‘ ‘‘l 1 anti te^tauii'iH Hurti n A \ aix \!»* • •»( 1,1m * n sai'l e-HHiiv c|<*<*ea»o>l.whn h 11 1, t >bot'> r>*al and petsonal estate. Intiwllmonv ^her»*of ' w«* h.m* r.m ..♦«! t ,i» st-ii « f cmr ■'.ml S»i r<n»>ite*« (''Mil r to l» l.i-r. in.to «i:1. \ *1 W it tie*.-, II >•. l 4 o« !», 1 \\<m 1 U 1> t NM'roirair ! of t he t ••mi' v «.| |/% ni» i tl t.l tl S 11 • oiT i »•« OOh'.* i . tli \ ,.•« O' t.. i n . » ,|.,v mi I >.•< oiol.oi ii . \S I > 11 i MM >. ( l«*rk of j ho *»ur < • ,» « i .tirf pK .,-1 Ntteri e\, Remnants and 5-hort Length Dress (loods at fn-t cost Fur Muffs and Collars Marked at \ regular prices Ladies’ Sweaters Reduced To close-up the line All Winter Goods Marked to clean-up stock before in ventory. Underwear line ______________ 37i 25^ line________________19j£ if i installation of officers will he held A large attendance is desired. Re- , , m .1(.„T()(ni?nm)1,„ T freshments will be served. | IN nn'<mior ..r Vion.L,... . /< f By Order. FARM^FOR SALE 115 acres; eight acres timber, balance cleared: no waste land or side hills; comfortable buildings; twenty-five minutes to Conesus depot. Terms reasonable, with part cash. F. L. Durkee, Conesus. FOR SALE A pair of bay horses; good true workers and good age. Also one driving mare—best in the town. In quire of W. B. Haggerty, Hemlock. FOR SALE A team of good Percheron bred mares, 6 and 7 years old; also four good Percheron bred colts, 3 and 4 years old. Inquire of Andrew Gil more, Geneseo. > ty.Ftir- rot'aU- nt the county of Jjlvlnffslon, mid nf tlio stntuto in sueli w o nmUn mul t'rovlcleil, all parsn'is lin'iiiK clalniHncHlnxi Hiooslntc f Nnncy 13. \\ IthlnKtoii, Into of Hio lown of SprinKWnter, lnsnkl county, decoasod. arc ru- quiroa to oilillilt tln> snino wlt'i thi in support thereof, to (ho midcrsiKnod, e.T- ocutor of Iho will of suld (■••n>aie(l, nt the rosidenco of Excoutor, Klohraond Center, On tario County, N. Y., P O. address Iilvonia, N. Y.. In snld county, on or before tlio 25th dny of March 1010. Dated, September lfllli. 1015. __________C1IA1U.ES OLMSTED. Executor. N OTICE t o ’ U K K U1 TO UK. a purauanco of ftn order of Hon. iKtukwoocl 11. Doty, surrogftte of the county of Livingston, anil of tlio statute In such cm*o uuule and nrovldet’., all persons Imvlntt claims aKalnst the estate of Aucnatus Hamilton, late of the town of Livonia in wild county .deceased, aro required to exhibit the same.with the vouchers in sup port thoreof, to tho undersigned, Temporary Administrator of the estate of said deceased, at tho ofllco of Charles W ard in the town of Livonia, In Bald county, on or before the SatU dftv of Jauuary, 1016. Dated. Julv 20tli, 1015. Livingston County Trust Company, Temporary Administrator Charles Ward, Attorney for Administrator, Livonia, N. Y. THE SHAFER HARDWARE Extends its Best Wishes to every one for a Happy and Prosperous New Year We wish lo thank \ru for \nui p.ill > ..me ilunnn tin' past yr:ir and rospi —fully t M>h<it its coiilimiiinci' (lurn.jj, tin* year to come. Horse Blankets \\V lia\('!i « ■! ii• ■«• of 'In (i ,in! • '.!i I ].■, 1 , • i'(.• jour selection. Dress SI 00 Dre^ Coo I' .\SOfS Dress Good',. 2 fid Prcs^ (I ■0(1 0 ,75p .35p . m Skates Sleds Enamel Ware at 10c Wc call your attention lo our big enamel ware bargain in the window. We have sold many pieccs from this 10c as sortment, and there arc many more left. All sorts of enamel utensils at 10 c each. The Shafer Hardware J. J. Shafer BothTnones - Open Evenings r
