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THE SILVER SPRINGS SIGNAL, SlliVE^ SPOTGS GOSSIP The Weekly Chroniclings of a Lively Town GREEN Mrs. entertained Tbe first barefoot boy of tbe season 0l de his appearance Monday. r. N. Tallman very pleasantly tbe Oatka clnb at her BON)E ID tbis village Friday after noon. Louis Kibaud came home from Bochestor triday nigbt to attend the dance and remained until Sunday night- Postmaster L. R. Grover has sold ois Ford to Harry Bush and purchas ed a Maxwell five passenger auto mobile. \ T. Hill and family of Medina ff ere guests Saturday night and Sun day at tbe borne of Mrs. Hill's sister, Mrs. A H. Clark. A son was born to Mr. «and Mrs. Olin Ho 'chkiss of Kenmore Tuesday. This is Grandpa and Grandma Hotch- fciss' tliat grandson. Miss Elizabeth Marsh, a senior in the \ nivi-rsity of Rochester, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S R. Marsb. Miss \ iolet Hoyt, accompanied by ler friend, Miss Cecil Haire, both of Rochester, spent'Sundsy with her sis ter, Mrs. Geo. M. Stoddard. Cbas Crist was home from the Stenben Sanitarium, at Hornell, where he is receiving treatment, over Sunday. Charlie has not as yet reached tbe rapid road to reoovery. About fifteen members of the Af ternoon Study Club were ilS Castile Saturday to attend \Reciprocitv Day\ of tbe Women's clubs of that village and were right royally enter tained Tbe pupils of tbe 7th and 8th grades of tbe Silver Springs High School, who have been earning money in var ious ways, have purohased a fine graphonola of tbe local agent, Jas. A. Coihett N Mr .md Mrs. E. F. Denton expect to lean- tomorrow for Streator, III., to spend a few weeks with their daughter, Mrs. C. W. Luce, and fam ily and get acquainted with their new grandchild. Miss Vera Meens, Lloyd Pike and Cla> ton Husted were in Bradford, Pa., Friday, Saturday and Sunday attending tbe District Epworth League convention, as representa tives from the local League. Miss Marguerite Whelan spent the week end in town and attended St. Mary's dance. Mrs, J. E. Mash en tertained a number of 'young people Saturday evening in honor of Miss Whelan and Driscoll and Miss Mary Dettitt. C. E. Luce went to Boffalo Sunday and Mrs. Luce, who bad been receiv ing treatment at the Lafayette Hos pital, returned home with him. Mrs. Lhce is somewhat improved, bnt is still quite weak from tbe treatments administered The dance given by the Sacred Heart League of St. Mary's church Friday nigbt was largely attend ed and all had a very pleasant time. A delicious supper was -served, tbe music was good and all enjoyed themselves to tbe utmost. Mrs W H. Davis and daughter, Miss Naomi Davis, left for their new home in Canisteo Monday morning and Adelbert Davis left Friday morn ing Mr. Davis and family are ex cellent citizens and their removal from our village is sorely regretted, bnt we wish them the best of success and much happiness in their new home. vVDIiam O'Connor has given up his position as baggageman at the Erif depot and has been succeeded by G'o. R. Balconi of Castile. John Bigpart, who has been the helper at the depot, has left to help his father on the farm. No one as yet has been secured i n his place. Here's a good chance for some one who wants to leari tbe railroad business. C'.arlt-s Tallman is assisting E. F. Bjier in the creamery, there being t 'io much work for one man. Parties wt » here from Short Traot to make arnnj-ements for shipping their Cl > 'ii here. This means hauling it s \ n or eight miles to Hunts sta- ''ft as several will ship, it only ni(, a one trip a week for each of rne reputation of the Silver •prit.^j creamery is certainly extend- ln g far and near. in I Buffalo on busi OVERWORKED MOTHER ' Finds Health Ia Our Vinol Col'msville, 111.—\J suffered from ioi nervous break-down and terrible heau- Mhes and was tired all over, totally worn out and discouraged but as I had a laree family I had to work despitemy yutering. I saw Vinol advertised and aeeul ' to try it, and within two weeks l netk-ed a decided improvement, and ?° w 1 am a well woman.\— Mrs. ANA BECKER. .. w * guarantee Vinol, our delicious cod K AND IRON tmaa, to strengthen and °J\M un weak, run-down, overworked toothers i A Corbett, Silver' Springs, N. Y Floyd Brown is driving a Ford car, Jas. B. Toolen spent Sunday Rochester. E. E. Law was in ness Wednesday. E. F. Denton had business in Can- aseraga Friday t N. H. Lewis was here on business over Tuesday night. I | Jas. Torrens made a businoss trip, to Buffalo last night. Leo R. Pierce visited relatives at East Bethany Sunday. E. E. Low and Louis Motts receiv ed their new Ford car Saturday. The pickerel season opened at the lake, bnt it is reported mighty poor fishing. Floyd Baier and family visited Mr and Mrs. Fred Dewey at Perry Center Sonday. Miss Jane Dixon went to Rochester this morning, where sho has a posi tion in tbe schools Miss Millicent Keeton of Silver Lake was the guest of Miss Charlotte Kershaw over Sunday. Milford Downing, formerly of tbis plaoe, bas been elected captain of the Curriers baseball team. E. E. Law is driving a flne black team purchased at Pat. McConrt'n auction in Perry last week. Earl Morgan's brooder house caught fire last night and was burned togeth er with over 100 young chicks. Mrs. S. R. Marsb spent several days in Rochester last week with her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Marsh. Mrs. A. N. Utter entertained her sister, Mrs. F. 0. Milligan, and son of Rochester several days last week Heenan Howard, formerly of this place, bas purchased Dennis Harripg- ton's house and lot on Miner street in Warsaw. Bert E. Gowdy was one of a party of Warsaw Masons who were in Buffa lo last week takiDg tbe 32nd decree in masonry. K. N. Lamberson and Dr M. L. Ogden took an aato trip to Buffalo last Thursday and visited friends at Forest Lawn. Mrs Hnrlburt of Pearl Creek re ceived a very pleasant call from Mrs. Martha Fancber of Buffalo last Sab bath. * * D. Partridge went to Pike and Bliss this morning visiting, he said, but we'll bet all the visiting he does will be visiting the trout streams in that vicinity. A son, who bas been named Law rence Edward, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Black of North Gainesville last Thursday nigbt. The mother is a sister of Mrs. Jos. Schuttee'of this place. A Silver Lake correspondent says tbat Miss Johnson, daughter of Rev . Johnson of Siljfear Springs, will have charge of the Ho'ag art gallery this season. J. H Coker and family have mov ed here from Perry and are occupy ing Geo. E. Piper's tenant house on Mechanic St. Mr. Coker has charge of tbe varnish department at tbe Lucas-Tattle factory. Elmore Ingleby, who is attending tbe Rochester Business Institute, bas been eleoted captain of the R. B. I. base ball team, which opened the season Saturday with a ten inning win over Rochester East High Sjbool. Vincent Rogers and Miss Rutb Rogers of Syracuse University spent Sunday with tbeir parents, Dist. Supt. and Mrs. L. L. Rogers. Vin cent returned to Syracuse Monday as be is a candidate for the freshman crew and is in training.—Canisteo Times. Mrs. H. N. .Hotchkiss returned last week from a visit of several week's with ber daughter, Mrs. -G. A. Call, at Schenectady. Mr. and Mrs. Call are soon to move from Scheneotady to Hartford, Conn., where he will continue in the employ of the General Electric Co. George Nugent, who has been work ing for the Doponts, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Jas. Baker. George was employed as guard at the powder factory at Carney's Point, N. J., for some time and later went to tbe plant at Norfolk, Va., but it didn agree with him there. Julius Hogue, a former resident of the town of Hume, who has been spending many years in the west, was the guest of W. W. Scott Satnr day night and Sunday. Mr. Hogue was one of the party who went t o the Klondike with the late W. R. Piatt of this place. He claims to have made many thousands of dollars sev eral times Over in that country, bat came out as poor as he went in. Of late years he has been in Seattle, Wash., and vicinity. Absolutely a new creation in Liquid Green Soap. En- 'tirely different—its excellence gives a new meaning to Liquid Soap. Its positive purity, com bined with exceptional i tiseptic, cleansing qual ities and exquisite fragrance is Winning favor with thousands, of people who -have never before used . Liquid Soap. A trial will prove its quality. Money refunded if not delighted LIQUID oar.km »\< HEALTH HINTS. We httle flies are stuck on pies, but We're \also fond of sewage. Tho great Health Boards kill us in hoards in tbis advancing newage In morn ing's light we take our flight (and we're not new beginners) and enter tain in the stinking drain; at six walk o'er your dinners. We're daub ed with slime all the time. We feel as fine as silk. We flit and quaff and wim a path on babies (grade A) milk. Go screen your eats, fruit, veg- tables, meats, drains, open sinks, o shirking! Go screen your windows nd your doors, but you'll have to keep on working. To be continued, A Fly. For Sale:—Red raspberry and black berry sets.—JJ. S. Meens tf. CRESCENT THEATRE I FRIDAY, MAY 5 Frenzied Finance—1 reel com-Scry Her Lesson^— STreel Western Drama, presenting G. M. Anderson Lesser Evil—1 reel Drama, presenting Blanche Sweet, Edwin August and M.iy March SATURDAY, MAY 6 Saturday evenings during the mouth of May, we will present the Triangle programs, featuring the greatest movie stars in tiie husiness We cau assure you these are of the very best pictures and are only shown in the biggest and hest movie houses in the country. See announcement in win dow for Saturday evening's program TUESDA YT M1AY 9 Closing Episode of the Red Circle Pathe Weekly 2 Other Good Reels And That is What You'll Make By Doing Away with Baking Day - And Buying the Bread We Bake. You'll Save in Work You'll Save in Fuel You'll Save yi Wear Tear. The World Won't Seem One Half So Cruel And You'll Have Good Bakery Fare and W. H. Whiting BAKERY AND VARIETY STORE \PYROX Is Surely Good\ ttDYROXU the best thing I have * ever tried,\ vr rites Mr. R. Daron, Wrightsville, Pa. \I used it on fruit Dud vegetables, including melons, potatoes, apples and plums, where it gave good results. Bowker's Pyrox is surely good.\ You can profitably use Pyrox for destroying all leaf eating insects, also most fungous growths, rots, scabs, blights, etc. You not only protect your crojv but increase the yield by using Pyrox. It is easily applied; does aot clog the sprayer nozzle and sticks like paint. Ask for the new, and interesting Pyrox booklet^ Wm can supply any quantity yoa want, in small crocks, Msgs or barrels. F. J. Austin Put Your Valuables Where They Can't be Stolen— in a stronc box that is all yours—a box that can be opened only with YOl'R ke>— a box that no one can enter but \ou even with your kev unless you sny si A fireproof salt—a safe that cannot be tampered with, broken or desttoyed There is real wisdom in haviug such a place in which to keep bonds, stocks, valuable posseasious, private papers and your will. The cost is low, and sinks into insignificance when the value of Vhe protection is considered. Oue half cent a dav covers the cost. Isn't the proiection ami peace of miud worth it? Call facilities. at our Safe Deposit Doparttneut, and let us explain our $1.50 the Year The Silver Springs National Bank SILVER SPRINGS, N. Y. Qpcn Friday evenings from 7 to 8. 4 pur cent Interest paid on Certificates of Deposit. Total Deposits, $210,000.00 Total Resources, $280,000.00 Try Some of our New. Raspberry Jam Marshmellow Greme Peanut Butter 25c Climax Coffee—special HEADQUARTERS FOR Grape Fruit, Oranges, Bananas Fresh Vegetables Every Wednesday C. R. Mason, Silver Springs Groceries, Shoes, Dry Goods, Etc. TWO IN ONE Combination Carpet Sweeper and Vacuum Cleaner $6.25 Geo. E. Piper, Silver Springs Licensed Embsilmer and Undertaker Hr ^JGA rjossk r^Mzxtewxzxr^ttozMf •^•»- I Bull Dog Fence Anchors The most practical device for the purpose ever In' vented. Will quickly brace and hold any fence, and a j | whole pasture can be made hog tight and lightning I • proof with the Fence Anchors in a few hours. Every | \ farmer needs them. $3.50 per 100. ENQUIRE FOR THEM AT I Marsh's Hardware, - Silver Springs if New Garage I have leased tbe Hotel Kenwood Barn, on*Orchard St., opposite the post office, have bad repairs and improvements made on it and now have a full epuipped Garage, and] am ready to do all kinds of auto mobile repairing. Bring in your work in this hhe . Satisfaction guaranteed 1 will also keep on band a full line of Supplies, Oils, Greases, etc., and solicit your pat ronage. LET IT BE UNDERSTOOD that if you use our White Lily flour your bread, cake and pastries will be whiter, lighter and more nutritious. Our customers regard this as a per* feet flour for all around purposes. You will like it—you can't help It. Dixon Bros. Silver Springs AtWalker House Every Month C. S. HAWKINS of Rochester GRADUATE OPTICIAN Don't neglect your eyes. A small ntncOre erro- jJror^rl? corrected^ may save you from total blindness later The Whistle Signals. One Long Blast Fair Weather Two Long Blasts Rain or Snow Three Long Blasts l.*>cal Rains One Short Blast Lower Temperature Two Short Blasts. .Higher Temperature Three Short Blasts Cold Wave Parker Brownell Dr. M. L. Ogden DENTIST Silver Springs, N- Y. Office Hoars: 9 to 12 a.m.: 1 to 5 p. m.; 7 to 8 2, m. and by appointment CM flea in Tyl.r Block The Signal—All the news—$1 Insurance of Every Kind Fire Accident Health Burglary Rent Marine Plate Glass Tornado Auto Liability—Collision, Theft and Fire ? Sprinkler Leakage \ Surety Bonds | L. M. Clark - - Silver Springs $ At the Sliver Springs National Bank £ Advertising Pays-Use The Signal
