IN HONOR
OF BISHOP TALBOT
A pleasant
‘SUCCESSFUL MEETINGS
OF ARCHOEACONRY
The meetings of the Scranton office for the
archdeaconry, which aie being held
of the at the Church of the Rede
, church last \ large »
leaves a good impression and bears | was largely attended. Many hand. number atten Refres!
the proud distinction of having the some floral tributes were sent by were served.
endorsement of all the leading sympathizing friends. Rev. J F.| | Recte =
: *| dramatic critics, as well as the| Warner of the M. E. church offici-| Quickest Route to Chicago, 17
thrown open to the public this ; : Hours from Sayre +
/ pulpit throughout the entire coun- ated. Interment was in Tioga ay
evening. The booths are gayly r Leave Sayre t
. 7 [try. The comedy is clean, refined | Point cemetery, in charge of J. W. at Chicago at 8
decorated and furnished with : : ime f
and extremely funny, being the Grumme, ing. In time f
wares. The walls and rafters are, . =e A ern points. Th
4 with buati ahd =] kind of fun that you are not ———— Michigan Centr
ren unting and Jarge |, shamed to have your mother, wife,} Harry's Choice—unexcelled gc roads. Sleeper ¢ le berth from |.
flags. There arc three arc lights
- Baflalo. [est se | equipment
cigar, made at Sayre. finest roadbed (ce dining cars. D
n OPEN FIR “The Missouri Girl," which ap MRS, Wi, ; MONTE
pears at the Loomis opera house, |
Saturday, October 21 isa bright! The funeral of the late Mis. 1 Was given
Casino Trimmed and Ready to rural comedy that pictures life in| Wm. La Monte, which was held in honor of ! Talbot, the
the Ozark country in every detail. | from the house on North Hopkins | visiting clerg) friends
Fill With People Eager for a|lt has a strong moral which always | street at 3 o'clock this afternoon
Happy Time.
Charlie A
Cranmer, Lulge C
well attended, | Inco, W, LL. ©
388, Andrew Gust
are made cach | Laverio, James I. MII
music is especially John W. Snediker, Cli
cmer,
ATC SUCCCSS ul and
meals (Good addresses
time, and the
The Casino will present a gay
and festive appearance when it is Hannah C,
Mrs. B. L. Compton,
Mrs, Georga Grif
Miss Hattie 1}
Roche,
If not called for
they will be fo J
ter office, Ask for |
o Kiving date, and briog
for advertising.
wn and arrive
enjoyable,
BOCrOW morn-
ins for west.
ANDREW EVARTS
have Dever bought a Shore Rail- las opened a gal estate and enol
ar Hand-Tailored Suit you've
: wmling “Come in and
sister or sweetheart see.
ATHENS
OUR STRONG POINT
A SQUARE DEAL
CUT PRICES ON TO0S
Sayre Store.
We havea lot of standard made tools
at the following remarkable low prices:
Bevel edge carpenter’ chisels, P. 8. &
W. make at 35¢ each, sizes | inch to 1}
inch,
Screw drivers, “Champion Style” at
10e each.
Machinist callipers, anside and outside
at 65¢ each.
Machinist's steel rules 4 inch at 2c
each.
Machinist's steel rales 6 inch at 35¢
each.
Stellson pipe wrenches, 10 in. size at
S0c each; 14 in. size at 75c each; 18 in
size at $1.00,
These are all standard made goods and
first quality. Look in the window for
the assortment.
B Desmond St.; Sayre.
322 8. Main St.,, Athens.
IST SEE WAT
YOU (AN GET AT
Gold Crowns ee ASD
2 $4.50
Bridge Work per tooth_$4.50
Gold Fillings
132 Lockhart St.
t of us have to humor
appetites. What more
n appeal to your taste
“All the news that's at to print”
» OCTOBER a, 1905.
Im BREVITIES
Advertise in The Record
Lode Star always makes good.
“Princess Chic” at the
tonight.
Loomis
Unlimited enjoyment in a Lode
Star.
Smoke Peer's Straight Five, a
fine fragrant cigar,
George Burgess, who has typhoid
fever, is reported as improving.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs,
George LeGrand of 426 South
Wilbur avenue yesterday afternoon.
If you care for bright, catchy
music and good singing don't fail
to see “Princess Chic" at the
Loomis tonight.
The Daughters of Pocahontas
will give.a ten cent supper 5 to 8
o'clock Thursday, October 19, at
the Red Men's hall. All members
are requested to be present for a
business meeting of importance,
A cordial invitation is extended
to the public, 136-3
GOES ON THE ROAD
Meston C. Williams has resigned
as shoe salesman at the Reeser,
hae. Wieland Co. store and
accepted a position with Nath,
of New
and a multitude of incandescent
lamps, The Packer band will fur-
nish music for the occasion.
PERSONAL WENTON |
Mrs. Hany Herman is visiticg |
ve
in Easton.
Se em——— A —————
Towanda today.
Mrs. Cornelius Barrett is visiting
friends in Towanda.
A. L. Laws, Esq, went to To-
wanda this afternoon.
ol A Mem
H. K. Mitchell,
aminer in divorce
Sayre today.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mead of
S. Keystone avenue, leave for
New York city this evening.
mister and ox-
CASCS, was In
Thomas Keegan of Staten Island,
formerly of Sayre, returned home
today after a visit with friends here,
WILL OBSERVE
HOSPITAL DAY
Invitations are being issued for
Hospital Day at the Presbyterian
church October 24, 1905. “At
this time a class of five trained
ourses will be graduated. The
program will be as follows:
Music
Prayer—Rev. Frank T. Cady
Medical and Surgical Statistics
for the past year by Dr. C, H. Ott,
Physician and Surgeon-in Chief.
Financial Statement for the past
year by M. H. Sawtelle, Treasurer
of the Board of Trustees.
Music
Address by Dr. Charles P. No-
ble of Philadelphia, Surgeon-in-
Chief, Kensington Hospital for
Women.
Presentation of Diplomas by
Henry Streeter, President of the
Board of Trustees.
Presentation of Medals by Miss
Emily McCreight, Dircctress of
Training School.
Music
The graduating class is compos
ed of Florence Wells, Mary Mor-
rison, Ethel Bucknell, Jennie Mac
Kenzie, Anna P. Avery.
MISSIONARY SERVICE
At the Church of the Redeemer
this evening at 7:30 there will be a
missionary service at which Bishop
Talbot will preach. The music
will be: Introit, “Lead Kindly
Mrs. Rice, Miss Kelly, Mr. Cotton,
Mr. Sweetland; an anthem, by duet,
entitled “Twilight,” Mrs. Rice. and
Mr. Sweetland.
nV. A
The Modern Woodmen of
America will hold a meeting at the
Wilbur Hose rooms at 8 o'clock
tonight. State Deputy Wykofl
will be present and business of
importance will be transacted. All
members are requested to attend.
SC — Ap rn
D.S. Andrus orchestra will give
the first of a series of dances on
Wednesday evening, October 18,
in Pharmacy hall, Sayre. A fine
program will be given, Tickets
soc. Ladies free, 136-3
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Special! Special!
An Entire Sample Line of
Ladies’ Furs will be placed
on Sale Tomorrow at Remark-
ably Low Prices.
The Sensation of the Day, the
Wonder of the Hour.
Here will be the most mighty avalanche
of majestic bargains for men, boys and
children, ultra-fashionable suits, overcoats
and shoes ever brought together be any
firm in Sayre, Pa. We hereby agree to sell
precisely as we advertise, and every price
we quote is strictly bona fide, every quo-
tation absolutely correct, It is hard to
believe that such a big concern would
sacrifice such a big stock at such remark-
ably low prices but it is Gospel Truth. We
merely ask you to come and test our state-
ment. This tremendous sale will positively
begin Friday, October 13, at9 a.m. at H.
A. KAUFMAN'S, Sayre, Pa., and closes in
9 days. Everything to be sold as adver-
tised.
Owing to the fact that H. A. Kaufman
will continue in business in Sayre and on
the same honorable lines that has marked
his previous career thé public may rest
assured of the same courteous treatment
that has marked his previous career and to
be supplied with the same high grade
merchandise that the most skillful tailors
an produce.
This Sait is positively wort
at any time
A fine suit of Men's Clothes,
This suit is positively worth
at any time daring this
Men's fine suits in cheviots a
Worth 215.00 or your money
sale if you are not satisfl
Men's Splendid Saits in Velo
all sizes
At £9.98 each, you are free te
82250 to £25.00, from 20
elegantly finished Saits ;
tidious dresser could des
ings and overcoatings of
variety of effects —tailo
fashion —kersey, melton
blue, brown, tan and d
homespun, tweed and ca
and double breasted,
At $12.93 and $14.85 these re
celebrated looms and tl
They equal and are guar
made-to-order garment
refund your money,
Men's extra fine dress suits, |
heavy silk and satin li
finest 240.00 tailor wade
Don't fall to ask to &
Men' fine Dress Pants. .
Men's Fine Trousers for Sun
and fancy stripes, at.
Positively worth 85.(
100 girls’ all wool Kersey C
est styles, worth £5.00 »
r YOUr mn
is sale.
b $3.98
ney refanded
$4.98
« during this
plaids
money bae
suit or Overcoat, worth
s floely made and as
ats as the most fas
me and foreign suit-
tone, and in a great
sarments of faultless
ord overcoats, black,
nal, cheviots, vienna,
its, single $9.98
product of the world's
most skillful tailors.
eel any $40.00 tailor-
or wo will cheerfully
test styles and shades,
vor. $12.48
98c
a Toe $2.39
wpey refunded,
1 the lat- $2.48
SHOES
For Men, Women
have been smashed,
ed, until they are a
former price.
prices. *
100 Dress Suit Ca
Prices
wed and erush-
fraction of the
ags at doomed
th 82, at 8c.
LADIES’ SUITS AND Cf
An Elegant Assortment
and Choose from at Pri
Suit You AlL
Fall—-OVERGOATS — Wi
RICH IN STYLE. HIGHEST Q
An elegant black or oxford frieze overe
length and trimmed with the best materials,
210.00.
A flue long Overcoat, in all popular Sha Zens
$1200...
Fine Kersey and Melton Overcoats, in all
with extra fine linings, positively worth §
600 overcoats to pick and choose from in fa
terials, from $7.48 to $13.98, worth froms
¥
AEE eE
500 pairs Boys’ Knee Pants, worth 60s, a8.....,
Thirty distinct effects io Boys' Ultra F
hoee Pants Saits, in all the swellest of no
and staple styles, Worth up to $8
Boys’ Suits worth $3.00, at
500 pairs Boys’ Knee Pants... ooiinnninins
(Gud heavy work shirts
Fine devss shirts, worth 81
Men's hats, the latest Dunlap and Knox shapes, v
$2.50 and none loss than $2.50,at..........
Mens’ fine saspenders, at
Good heavy socks, at
Men's handkerchiefs, worth 26¢, at
Men's Tac
overalls
Boy
Men's heavy fleeced lined Vndorweak, shirts and
ers, worth SOc .
Men's hb WY Jersey shirts, worth be, at
Men's fine yacht caps, worth 30¢, ab oooh
ind mitts, worth he, | | TR
Asbestos glove
314 LOCKHART ST.
$25.00
of 2
Lo
SAYRE,