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\tbe bonCO\?C falls \times THUR~DA Y, I!lW 1. tn!O. WILLIAM O•BRIEN, Publisher. • THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN f ADVERTISING BY THE ·~~ GENERAL OFFICES NEW YORK AND CHICAGO BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES Notes and Comments. Ho many complaints have reucil<•d tile office of the Stnte ExciFe dep:<rtm!int o• violations of I he law in towns where storekeepers have beun voted oat thai. Commissioner Olem~nt hue eent oUI a warning that cases coming to Lite de· partment'a notice will be vigorously pro· secuted. One of tile resuHe of th• recent flemo· oralio victorv which came about through the operatio~ of the low, is th~t of giving first-place to the candidates of that party on the election ballots, a poeition held by the republicans since 1892. Here• after the Secretary of ·State must give precedence to the Jist of names under the star. DoN'T forget about .bat Slot of line mantle clocks at Leighton's. Don't Read at Random. This ie better than not rending at all. llat ihere Is a alii I b:tter way, Take tbe Chautauqua plan lor the use or spare moment,. Put System into Your Readintt Four cocup:.~.rativtJiy ea~~·) :bnt mo~t helpful booke, ull relating toone principal eabject for ttu• yeur. Fonr years to com· plete the course, if yon should continue eo long and yon probably would. An illustrated montlily mnguziue. \••:sy to read, easy In curry,\ called The Chautauqua!l The Mattazine of ' System in Reading A source of helps and hi nta f~r 1:ome study. Membership 10 a great brother. hood of tboeu who airu at 8ell cultur\ and help to others. . All these ndvantagee cau IJu enjoyed nt. a cost of $5.00 a year, because money making is not behind the Ohautauqua plan. For full particul!lrs, address Chautauqua Institution Chautauqua, New York. Every flimily ilnR uPed ot n g:ond Tt'ii· Dlstrlli'utlon of immlgrn,;to, f Out of the Ginger Jar~ Whut shnll wo do with the million nnd more of Immigrants who reach our A fat fee makes a lean client. shores every yenr? A wise plan Is to A sitting hen iain no l<•ar of the roast· help them to <lo for themselves by gh·· ing pan, lug them lnformutlon which will dis· A leaning gate is an indication ul a I tribute them over the country, putting lazy owner. J them off the trnlns ut the places where The end of an argument Ia bettur tliau they cnn. do the most good for them· either aidA of it. · sciYes and fO!' this Imtion, of which Some women mnrry for love while not they lJeeome part ntlll pnrccl. Z..InnY thou:-;:11Jtls uf tltese for~lgners a few marr·y for alimony •. · . nre sl~illctl fnt•mct·s, intcn!::in~ J'nrm· . Wilen it comes to the ptuch then~ IB ers, men who l'Ull umlw three IJiudcs ·eomethin~ to be suid for the lobster. of gruss gl'tl\\' whe1·e the 11\'Pra!(e The rolling stonu hasn't time to gaHt•r American fnl'mer l':lll make one lllnlle mo!:s on roads frequented by nutoruo- grow. This is nut In the rliso!'Cdit of btlea. the .A.nlerienu fm·met·, !Jowerel'. In A sense of humor is ~eefnl to man, but this country, n• n rnlP, tlw fm·mPI' has a sense of honor will geL him mucb I.wen hJps:-:t!l1 with n HliJJel'HLHuulmiee .of farther. Juud. 'l 1 here are muuy thonsamt:; oi There is many a man who says things farms wblc!J nrc seYernl times too big to his wile he wouldn't daru say to hie ·for the fnrmers who occupy them. .A.s cook. n conscqucuce the farmer tills a little here nml there, lenY1ug much of his Inn!! unused, or he spreads his tllla~e rather thinly oYer n lnrge ncrenge, uot getting ueurly as much out of the soli us It should ;;Ire fO!'th. ~'he Europcnn furmcr, on the other hand, owns or Tents but n very smnll acreage. lie must malw erery squnrc toot ot soil yield Its utmost in order to enrn a ilrlng therefrom. '!'hus he h!!comes 1111 lnteuslve agt·icultm·lst. We .used to· hent• It snld thnt some sturdy Germnn fnrmers settled In a certnln neighborhood of AnlCI·Icnns could earn u living ort n lint i·ock, while mnny or theh· American neigh· bors got scunl results from rich soli. Every state null every locality with good farming lnnd unoccupied sboulil supply Information calculated to In· duce the blgh clnss agrlcnltnrnl lmml· grant to settle ilown nml bullil np n ilomeste:ul for his fumily. Show the lmmigl':lnt where to go null he will do the rest, aurl In the main theRe ttu·ifty fdrmel's frotu u !Jt·otul make Ucsirable citizens. HOBER'l'US LOVJD. l\Iexlenn students do uot seem nblc to !llscrlmlnMe !Jetweeu good null bnd Americans nuy more tbnn some Amer· !onus were om·e uot nblc to distinguish between gooil :uul hull I mliuu,. About the mn~o~t iHell'c<·l in~ J·erjlrmer Is the mlsguhll'lliudl\'illunl who Wl'\tcs nn~n.}~mons l!'ltm·~ lu muckraking his uelghhors. llt~wspapers The,\· used to suy thnt when war Is mnde too bloody It must censc. What they mennt wus pet·hnps too blooay expensive. Increnseil lll'olluellon of gold hnsn't mn!le money :my mm·c fllrtn tlous. Iron, Gold and Water. 11·ou I\ s<•reu Limo• as henry ns Wll· tel', !Jullt ro1· bull,, und gold nineteen times. It takes nine tailors to make a man, but ooe woman can easily make a got> 8 of a man. The gasoline engine Perves a very uee· ful pnrposP, but do not expect to run the whole farm. ' The days are shortest i~ December and eo are a good many men-say, along about tbe twenty·fiflb. Bogus counts sometimes win American girls, and bogue counts quite,Jrequently wfn elections. Tbree barleycorns make an inch, eo the table aava, and three drinks of bar· ley j nice sometimes ma.ke a riot. . \ Tile riddle of the sphinx may be •m· fnthonnble, but anybody can nudereliulll tile co~l riddle at a glance. Mr. Oityman is herebv informud in \' spouse to hie inqniry, that wtiukleo \\ a cow's horne are.not caused by tronulu or worry. Wvandotte: \I urn feelinq very un· comlortuble.'' Mlnorca: 'Whatever is the matter?', W)undotte: ''My pin· feniJJers are sticking lll9.\ 1\lun\' a mun \'hn ulmo~t haa a fh when ida wife pays '5 lor a unnriet, \'\ think nothing nf •penrlin~ ne much lcr a box of cig'\\ with wh'clt to pollute thu atntOPVIt~!e.-ll,remb&r !<'urm .Journal, CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS Put These Useful Pres- ents on Your,List: Opera Glass, Opera Handle, Opera Bag, Field Glass, Gold llyeflf .... Spec- tacle, Lorttnette, Lorflnette Chain, Thermometer, Barometer, Compass, Pocket Magnifier, Mattnilyinl( and Shaving Mirror, Kodak Film. Any of thnm articles will Jllcnse thr most pnrtlculnr. · ------ ----·--- That out-door boy of yours needs an Overcoat that will har- monize with his friskiness-easy fitting, yet not clu'msy. Hand- some, too, or he'll shy at i't. He will be tickled with the garments we show him-nice, warm Chinchillas · in all colors, flannel iined ; military cape coats in royal, cadetand navy blue, with military ~ollars ; fur and fur- trimmed Russian overcoats, as swell as swell can .be. Wonderful values at $4.95 and ·$6.50 but this is a . store of wonderful vahies. ORION O:oTKDfG (~ ROCHESTER, N.Y. \'i?c/1ester's Greatest Clothing Store.\ We want your name on our List! The Times Stattonery . . and Novelties So many goods carried by . the . printer in the line usually found .- at-. stationers, and_so frequent have been the call for them that we have decided to serve the trade with goods of this character as far as we carry them. First of these is the. famou~ DENISON LINE, goods of high quality ,and value, which an ap. preciative public'is quick to recog. nize. Anything not carried may b<; selected from their complete 1 catalogue and ordered quickly. A few of their articles found on hand are: .DECORATIVE CREPE PA. PERS-For use. in show win. dows and where 'exposed to light, .will not fade-fast colors and fire proof, a lo-foot roll, 15c PLAIN CREPE PAPER-26 shades, a 1o-foot roll 10c PAPER NAPKINS-Desi~ns for holidays and every occasion per dozen 6c PHOTO MOUNT BOARDS- 16 kinds, pet sheet 8 to 1oc ART PASTE, in tuj>es Sand 1oc A S C E P T I C HANDKER. CHIEFS-paper, germkilt. In , dozen envelopes 10c BLANK CARDS:.._All sizes in sheet _or cut to order. ENVELOPES~All styles and sizes, comme.rcial, legal, corres. pondence and catalogue sizes. Envelopes in quantities ·at man ufacturers' prices. Call and see our sample lines of CALENDAR BACKS, TllERMOMETERS for ADVERTISING LEATHER GOODS. ENGRAVED calling cards, wed. ding invitations, Commence. ment announcements. Callinr cards, plate in script with so cards, $1.00. Very lowest prices .. for the best ..o uality ofw_ork. · able liniment For spruine, brni'\'· The Sun's Flames. soreness of the mnsclf:lf4 and rht-nmatic - !>Bins there iA non\ bpt,tPr f,han Cham berlain'e. Soltl by nil dealer•. The suu's llnmes ~rH·ing ut times to a cllstunee or :::.o.ooo mllos from Its sur· fnce. A FINE line of solid ail vet·wum at Leighton's. REAPING BENEFIT. ·From the Experience of Honeoye Falls People. We are fortunate indeed to be ablo to profit by the ~'XP1 1 rimwu of our 1wigh· bora. The pulttic ntternnct~B o( llilllll· aye Falls rPaidt•lltR 011 thP following enb· ject will in!Preet nnd ben<' Iii· thon,.nde of our n•odl'r.>~. H1•ad 1hi3 fl!lltPrnent. li'o better pronf can bu hnll. Ulyde H. Burton, East ~t., lloueoyu Fulls, N. \'., says. \I tako great nlenoure in recommending Dmm's Kit]nny P!ll\ to nnyono suffering from lame buck. '!'his wns wv trouLie for at least four \'Cars and althou~h I tried ev\')' rcnwd~ thnt I thought might holt' \\'• 1 rlid not im· prove. Finally I board of !Joan's Kid· uoy Pills and procnrin~ 11 supply, 1 commenced tiH'ir llf-!P. Surprif:!ing- ns it mny Hl'l'lll, rny ldtlneya wern soon rr.etor• ell to their normal condition and I felt bettor in every wny, Doan'H Kidnny l'ills hnve berm of sucli ~rent bunelit to ml', thnt I Hhnll tJe\'er censu to pmiEe tlwm.\ For mlio !Jy nil deal erA. Price 30 coni e. Fostur·Mill urn Co., Bnfialo, Xuw York, Bolo n~eniH for tho Uuileil ~tlltea. Hmnember lhe uuuw-Honn's-nnd tako IHI ollier. Hnom~ lmyin~ :--:tnncliiouH c.\<nruinu 'l,ryon'e nt Clorlte'H llanlwnrP. :IHw!! Wlwu )'<lll llll.Vll 11 cold gut 11 bottlo of Chnmll!'rlnin'A Cou~h l:ummly. It 11111 Boon fix you up 1111 ri..:ht nnil will Wllrrl off l\II.Y tl~lldt!llCy townrd )lfHtUIIIOIIiU. This l'l'llll'lly coutnlnH 110 OJlilllll or otllur nnrcotw nnd muy ho givnn~ruJ conlldontly ton bnuy liB to 1111 mlult, Sold by nil dunlurij. ROCHESTER Main St. · Honeoye Falls, N.Y. ~~~~~-~ ............ _________________ ~