75¢c Yard
Separate Skirts for Autumn
The new equipment is here. Styles and prices just as you
would wish. Prices range from $2.98 up to $10.00.
News for Carpet Buyers
Ready for you in the Carpet Department
vets 89c yard.
- Handsome Vel- For women
New Kid Gloves
Winter Underwear
and men and children, in
Black gownings are staple.
beauty each seasoh.
all grades, prices
from 45c pair up ‘
They grow in variety and
ELEGANT SHOWING OF LONG COATS.
WAVERLY.
Personal and Loca) Mention ‘WHAT SPORT
Watch ex WROTE THIS LETTER?
tomorrow
Waverly
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF SAYRE.
Capital
Surplus -
for Kaufman's
$50,000.00
$12,000.00
ore
draught at| Some would-be sell-
Broad | advertisers in the ba
tfeod the
[owner's name to
not be
For scveral days
Evans ale now
Senate,
street, Waver | y
on
Carmody ’s 30G cball busine
We solicit your Banking busi-
ness, and will pay you three per
oent. interest per annum for money
_ Joft on ,Qertificate of Deposit or
. Bavings Account.
The department of savings is a
special feature of this Bank, and
all depchits, whether large or
small, draw the same rate of
interest.
BOW. SAWTELLE,
Cashier.
| evidently ild usec
iP. W
white handkerchiefs at 2c |
each at Kaufman's mammoth Sayre
sale
ught they cot
ee good ad
Men's vantage and called fort
comment has
opening Thursday 30 a. m. |
| been made here upon a letter that
appeared in the Philadelphia Sport
ng Times
The letter
| been written by Mr
re -
Miss
and the
All who saw Emerson in
“His Majesty Maid’
learn with pleasure of her return
will
to have
owner
wrportings
t >
tates
to the looms in a new play whainid
there ars enough ball players
start a nunor leao
ore
around here to
uc
at Kauf-|
open.
| other a
Knee pants a parr
man’s mammoth Sayre sale
ing at § 3 , Thursday.
The Valley Record Manoes Locee } OC QO. F.
3. H. MURRELLE, Publisher. hold a regular Tears
W. T. CAREY, Editor. lodge rooms tonight, a
R. Macadam,
Newton entertainment bureau, will former base
present a proposition for the con-
sideration of the brethren
1 )C
vase ball team, and also contun
sertions which are so
to
rid
ia m
{culous as cause smiles from
will [everyone who has read it
at their |
which A.|ing
the! nication
Towner denies wntin or siva
his name to any such cc
He
» ball team he
dnmu
ons every afternoon except Sun-
day at Murrelle’s Printing Office, Sayre,
"Buteeription, $2.00 per year; 25 cents
per month,
Advertising rates reasonable, and made
known ou application. a if
Entered as second-class matter ‘May
st the postoffice at Sayre, Pa,
Ast of Congress of March 3,
y or of
Bins was manager a
Black satin shirts at 2
| Kaufman :
fopening Thursday at
Go to
mammoth Sayre sale
»
Dr
cated fleece lined men's
1000 doz medi- am
Kroskey's
shirts and | «rere eres
drawers at 2c at Kaufman's mam | Old Folks Special Service
Thurs-| Waverly—Dr. M Godshall
| will pre special old
people next Sunday morning at the
First M 1 The
club, ever cager to help in every
bo
moth Sayre sal
day at
¢, opemng
0am ach a serman te
sre
“All the news that s fit to print’ Conferred Past Master Degree
TURSDAY, OCTOBER 21.
church Sunshine
Waverly—At a mecting of Cay-
uta Chapter, N» 2435, Roya! Arch
Masons, held at Mason'c hall
the N P. I. Temple last evening
the Past Masters degree was cons
ferred 50 de men's
—— hemstitched handkerchiefs
world over at 23
1906.
“HUNAN | HEARTS”
Good plays, like good wine, im-
prove with age. This is certainly
true of that marvelously successful
melodrama, “Human Hearts”
which Manager Nankewille offers
for the'tenth year. The company
to be seen in the play this season,
comprises all of last year's favorites,
and wherever a part could be im-
‘proved upon, the change has been
made, and it is pronused that
pever before his this beautiful
play been so well presented. “Hu
_ man Hearts” gives a pure, whole
ON lesson that touches the heart-
strings in the pathetic scenes and
excites the risibilities in the humor-
ous ones The pathos and comedy choir and
are so well blended that the aud |
= jence is in tears one moment and
convulsed with laughter the next
The scenic equipment will be per-
fect in every detail, so it is sad,
and the management _has done
possible to insure a responded to by the intelligent
first class performance Africans
good work, are arranging to pro-
those
to walk to the
-
in| vide conveyances for who
are unable church
linen
sell the
At Kaufman's
mammoth sale opening Thursday,
9:30am,
they last
shamrock
100 doz. ladies ported hand-
kerchiefs, regular price 35 and
35 cent quality, for Thursday only
the handkerchiefs G:30 to
10:30 g cts each,
5”
-y,
: for 23¢ while
at bdayre,
from
ad
am, will go at
than 2 to one person
Remember, none sold before or
after the stated ume, at
Kaufman's Mammoth Sale, Sayre
No more Rummage Sale
Waverly —The ladies
church have succeeded
packing full of
vacated the
The goods, which are of
all descriptions, are to be sold at a
rummage The
and lasts
of Grace
above in almost
the
Leo
goods store
First Number Was Pleasing
Waverly—Those who attended
the first of the Twentieth Century
entertainment series last cvening
were well repaid. The Kaffir Boys
the special
their program m
recently by
clothier
sale sale begins
the
tomorrow through
week
WATER MAIN BROKE
features of
ade up an attrr
tion at once unique, instructive and
interesting
Fach number was
loudly ap
plauded and several encores were
dig Gang of Men Under Supt. Loet-
. zer Work Nearly All Night
For Newest Furniture, Largest As woo nou
sortment and Lowest Prices a
in the Valley Gall on The sinin broke sta aint where
fit crosses the Lehigh Valley
. GRAF & CO.
| The Sayre Water company had
|
[1ts troubles
| caused by a break
yesterday
in onc
| sewer and for some hours the,
| water pressure on the east side of
dimin-
A gang of men under the
| direction of Supt Loetzer imme
the tracks was perceptibly
{ished
| diately went to work to repair the
{main which had been broken in
three places. The work was not,
completed until an carly hour this |
morning, the men having worked
nearly all night. Today the ‘mains
fun
OPERATIONS TODAY
§
Sayre's New Industry Promises |
to Revolutionize This Partic
ular Business
I'he plant of the Federal Granite
Bric k Co
road leading from Milltown to the
state line
, which is located on the
ferry, was put in active
this It a
maryel of the brickmaking industry
operation morning 15
and bids fair to revolutionize the
business
The bricks are made of lime and
and
those being made today are
6 parts hime and 4 parts sand
This proportion varies according
to the color or quality desired
On the third day after the ma-
terial 1s brought into the factory it
is ready for use in construction
work. The entire plant is equipped
with a system of conveyors and
so that the matenal 1s
The
and thor
th2n conveyed
belt to a
stones
elevators,
handled only by machinery
ind 1s placed in a bin
oughly dried; 1t 1s
on a large concave
hopper where all fine are
sifted
ime in the desired proportion, and
out, it is then mixed with
passes on a conveyor to a large
revolving cylinder containufg very
the
These stones
The
sand and lime is thoroughly ground
hard spherical stones about
size of a goose cg
are imported from Germany
together in the cylinder and con
veyed from it to a water mixer, and
after being thoroughly mixed it is
raised by an clvator and dumped
into a large bin where it remains a
to the slack
It 1s then conyeyed to the machine
This
puts a pressure of 40 tons upon
day allow lime to
that presses it into brick
cach brick and was turning them
out at the rate of 16,800 a day.
The plant has a capacity of 22,000
brick a day. The brick are piled
on small cars and run into a large
cylinder 6 feet in diameter and 77
fect The cylinder holds
24,000 and when filled is closed
air tight and steam pressure of
125 This
300 degrees
and
long
pounds is turned into it,
¢ives a temperature of
and melts the sand lime
together, giving it the consistency
of When the
cylinder the brick are ready for use
The industry will require 25 men
after it is in full operation.
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WAS A GRAND SALE
A. Kaufman has been com-
stone taken from
sale for two
the stock
land re mark the same. The sale
which he has been conducting for
he past nine days is one of the
grandest ever held in this part of
‘the country. Owing to the big
crowd thousands of people were
pelled to close his
days in order to arrange
compelled to go away without
There is still
a $25,000 stock to be disposed of
and the sale will reopen Thursday
atg loa m,
being waited upon.
Break up Your Cold
And cure your Cough with Bauer's
ine Tablets. Guaranteed
PERSONAL MENTION Forerunners of
witEuure yee oc CriStmas
wedding of friends
ws A em —
Justice Jno. R. Murray has been
at an art store you
good price for the china and
an additional sum for the
“art.” At the Racket Store
you get your money's worth
in the article. The reason:
We buy in large quantities
and are satisfied with sell-
ing at the usual low Racket
Store prices.
Then China is one of the
principal departments of
our business, and our large
stock affords greater oppor-
tunities for selection than
is the case where china is
only an inconsiderable side
line.
several days. Heis suffering from
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor of
Oxford, N. Y, arc the guests of
Mrs.”A L of
North Elmer avenue.
his sister, Frank
A ———
Frank Davidson ol New Albany
has been sentenced in the United
States Court at Scranton to three
years in the penitentiary, having
been convicted of counterfeiting
et Ps
G. R Belord of Wilkesbarre, B.
T. Dewey of New York City and
A. R. all of the
Farmers’ Dairy Despatch, are mak
ing a tour of inspection of the var-
Adams, officers
er ——————————
Real Japanese Ware
We have just put on dis-
play a consignment of fine
Japanese ware which is par-
ticularly handsome in shape
and decoration
The Chocolate pots in col-
ored enamels and gold that
we have marked at $2.50
would bring $31.00 at most
stores. Thereare pin trays
as low as 19c. Bonbon
dishes, hair receivers, salts
and peppers, mustard pots,
vases, cream pitchers, ete.,
20¢ to 50c and up.
You will find in this line
a hundred or more sugges-
tions for a dainty gift.
————— —————
Austrian and Bavarian
Hand Painted China
An extensive line show-
ing the latest fancy in the
large fruit. and flower de-
signs at the usual low Rack-
et store prices.
Gregg’s Racket Store
Waverly, Cor. Broad St. and Park Ave,
ious plants of the company
——
The Envy of all Women.
What woman or girl does not ad-
mire a beautiful, rose-tinted complex-
jon. One cannot possess it If the
blood is impure or weak, if the bow-
els are constipated, If the liver and
kidneys are out of order If you
would try Dr. Rand's Celery Remedy,
the great herb medicine, you would
not not only possess a beautiful com-
plexion but also perfect health. Trt
al size free, large packages 25 and
00 cents. H. L. Glllesple and Child,
Waltman & Young, Sayre.
Quickest Route to Chicago, 17
Hours from Sayre
Leave Sayre this afternoon and arrive
at Chicago at 8 o'clock tomorrow morn-
ing. In time for connections for west-
ern points. This is via Lehigh Valley,
Michigan Central or Lake Shore Rail-
roads. Sleeper $3.00 double berth from
Buffalo. Best services and equipment—
finest roadbed —unexcelled dining cars,
Advertised Letters
The following is a list of the advertis-
ed letters remaining in the Sayre post
office for the week ending Oct. 24, 1905.
MEN.
C. R Brague, Geo, Bruooski, John Fisk,
Melvin Forsythe, James Hanville, Ed
Johnson, Orville Kittle, John J. Kenrie,
J. Millon, John McPherson, John 1. My-
ers, Peter Pitcher, Ned Taylor.
WOMEN,
Mes. Ella M. Bailey, Miss Nella Brown,
Miss Ora Converse, Men. May M. Camp-
bell, Mrs. George Dixon, Miss Jennie
Lynch, Miss Hattie Johnson, Miss Kate
Murry, Bertha A. McCarroll (2), Mrs.
Emma VanCise,
FOREIGN,
Beneviat Juan, Ferare Joseph, Weber
Mathas,
If not called for within two weeks
they will be forwarded to the dead let-
ter office. Ask for advertised letters,
giving date, and bring one cent to pay
for advertising.
Oct. 24, 1903
Subscribe for The Record.
LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE
MONDAY, OCT. 30,
MR. W. E. NANKEVILLE
ANNOUNCES
THE NEVER CEASING
SUCCESS
HUMAN
HEARTS
An ldolized Story of Life in
the Kansas Hills.
J. N. Weaver, P. vl
JOIN THE
National Protective
Legion.
Fifteen years of business has proven
to us we can do all we claim.
Assets August 1, 1005, $2,115,000,
Pays
$15.00 per week for sickness oracei-
dent.
$100 for loss of limb or eye.
$5.00 to $600 at death,
(ash dividends each five yrars,
Costs
$2.00 to $4.00 per month.
PRESENTED WITH A
Superb Scenic Sensations.
ANNOUNCEMENT
| To the citizens of of Sayre and vicin-
I ty:
| The undersigned having pur-
chased the entire stock of books,
| stationery, etc, of Geo. A.
| wishes to announce that he will
‘continue the business at the same
stand, where he will be pleased to
sce all the old patrons, and new
ones as well,
We shall endeavor to keep a full
line of books, stationery, novelties,
toys, games, periodicals, daily pa-
pers, and a full line of souvenir
postal cards.
Call and get acquainted; we as-
sure you courteous treatment and
fair dealing. P. J. WEBER,
Weber's Stationery Store,
126 Lockhart St., Sayre, Pa.
A. H. MURRAY, MN. D.
SPECIALTIES:
Diseases of the Bye ree Noto sd
Throat, and the Peg 1k
es. Sy 7-8; "73; Saaduraiy by
sppointment. Ofoa,
WANT ADS
Rates : — Wanted, Lost, Found, For
Sale, ete., | cent a word each insertion
for first three times, } cent a word each
insertion thereafter. None taken for
less than 25 cents. Situations wanted,
free to paid in advance subscribers.
Wanted.
Dining room girl wanted. Apply at
VanDuyn & Hawkins dining rooms, 118
Desmond street, Sayre. 1421
Wanted -25 girls at once. Call at
Kaufman's this evening from 7 to 8:80.
Party to shine shoes and keep place In
order, Steady job for right one, W. W.
Shaw,
A competent girl to do general house
work. Must go to Oneonta, N. Y. Ap-
ply to C. T. Hall, Athens.
Notice.
has the
The Record, best House
Lease ever printed in Bradford
also Vest et and Desk Recel
Books; and a variety of Legal
for Justices and Constables.
For Sale.
A new Smith Premier T
bargain. Call at Record
Two parlor stoves in good
cheap, at Kepler's gas i
Broad street, Waverly,
For Sale or Exchange:
Double barrel 1
n in perfect tion for sale ee
or cash, or will trade for a good bleyele.
Write what you have to offer to
For Rent
Two houses for rent, including of
water and toilet rooms in bo
pe month. loquire H. A.
Jlothing Store, Sayre,
Cards For Sale.
following card signs:
For Rent
For Bale
Private Office
Pleass Do Not Ask for Credit
Positively No Admittance
Mazvelous Mechanical
a Sine
EF. Morea, Dist. Manager,
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