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A SQUARE DEAL
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10U ARE MAKING MONEY
When You Buy These Goods.
Sayre Store. ?
A big line of enamel ware ata
little price:
Pie plates all sizes deep and shallow.
Egg Poachers, Stew Pans,
Tea Pots, Handled Fry Pans
Tea Steepers, Lady Finger Pans
Tube Cake Pans, Cups,
Mugs,
Trays,
Omelet Pans,
Oval ‘Bak ing P
va ans
Mustard Cups, Mixing Bowls,
Baking Pans, Custard Cups.
All Priced at 10c Each.
Pans,
Cov Pails,
Colanders,
Strainers,
216 Deamond St., Sayre.
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That we are maki
322 8. Main St., Athens.
us we both lose money. wu
EMIND YOU
ng very extensive
scason; more so
than ever before.
and our stock is
not yet half in,
138 Desmond Street.
Mr, and Mrs. Henry House and
J. H. Rounds of Center street,
visiting relatives at Ithaca.
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EJ. VanDevester, representing
Ametican Type Founders,
ted business in Sayre today
‘a pleasant caller at The
who claim to know say
fine weather which is now
variety, and that it is
d to continue until the
SAYRE, PA.
‘The Valley Record
“All the news that's fit to print"
THTRSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1906.
LOCAL BREVITE
Smoke Peer's Straight Five, a
fine fragrant cigar
The Garside Stock Company at
the Loomis tonight. Matinee Sat-
urday.
The seats for “The Wizard of
Oz" will go on sale at Drigg’s drug
store tomorrow (Friday) morning.
The curtain will rise promptly at
8:10 on the first act of “The Wizard
of Oz" at the Loomis Monday night,
Mrs. Edith Bronson of Monroe-
ton, and William Foot of Kasson-
brook, were admitted to the hos-
pital today.
Mrs. J. J. Fisher of East Lock-
hart street entertained a number of
| ladies yesterday afternoon at tea in
honor of her guest, Mrs. Searifoss
ol Wilkes-Barre.
The Rev. F. T. Cady entertained
a number of his {gends at a smoker
at his home last night. A most
enjoyable time is reported by those
who were present.
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There will be a meeting of Mal.
lory Post G. A. R,, this evening
and as officers are to be elected for
the ensuing term it is carnestly
desired that all members be pres.
ent.
The dance given by the mem
bers of the M.P. A. on Tuesday
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Doings on the Great Iron High- Letter Sent to Phillips Brothers,
way That Will be Read With Asking Them to Come to Sayre
Interest * and Look the Town Over
The frightfully mangled remains | Today preliminary steps were
of an unknown Slav were found taken to induce Phillips Bros, the
scattered along the Lehigh Valley shirt manufacturers of Pottsville,
tracks at Hazelton yesterday by Pa, to remove to Sayre. As stat.
two young men. It is presumed ed in a recent issue of The Record
that the man was struck by a train | Sayre has been called to the atten
while passing over a crossing, and | tion of this firm as being a desir-
that later his body was run over a | able place in which to locate, and
second time. Pieces of his flesh it is thought that if the proper
were found along the tracks for | steps are taken they can be induced
several rods, which gives rise toto at least come here and look the
the belief that his body vas drag- ground over. Yesterday W. C.
for a considerable distance. The Graves, a representative of the
dead man is about 25 years of age, Philadelphia Daily Press, visited
but there was nothing in his cloth- The Record office and stated that
ing to indicate who he was he kaew the firm and that they
- =e were giving Sayre consideration.
Although the Lehigh is serious- | He insisted that a little effort oa
ly handicapped by not having a {the part of the business men would
sufficicient number of cars tbe productive of results. Accord-
handle the coal trade, they are [ingly today a letter signed by a
making up for it in the passenger | number of business men was writ-
service. During the past month | en 2nd mailed to the firm at Potts.
travel has increased to a noticeable ville. The letter contained a brief
extent and nearly every train i$ | description of Sayre, its size, in
carrying a capacity cargo of human | habitants, resources, railway facili
freight. Between now and Christ- | io etc, and requests that the
mas travel will increase and the 'Grm or its representatives come
road's capacity in this department | here and mak
: : ¢ an investigation.
of the service will be thoroughly | The factory operated by this
tested.
firm is a large one and would be a
The trainmen are complaining | valuable acquisition to Sayre.
of a gang of hoboes who" stone FER r
THE “WIZARD OF 0Z
passing freight and passenger
No extravaganza has taken so
trains. Near Penn Haven at a
¢p and firm a hold upon popular
watering station the hoboes con
gregate in droves. They make | 4.
life miserable for the railroad men | favor as “The Wizard of Oz" and
and the ‘Lehigh officers will be
instructed to take care of them.
no two characters have established
themselves so strongly and de~
Recently a number of new snow! servedly in public favor as the
plows have been added to the Le. | Scarecrow and Tin Woodman who
high Valley equipment, and the | will endure in the memory of every
road is now in excellent shape to | SPectator who has witnessed these
battle with “the beautiful” during | delightful comedy creations. The
the coming winter. The plows are five Score other favorites in “The
aperated by compressed air which Wizard of Oz" may rest assured
is generated by steam: from the | that they will be cordially and
| demonstratively welcomed here on
(the carly appearance here of this
exhilirating extravaganza.
Nor must one overlook the two
four-footed fun-makers, the gro-
engine shoving the plow.
A signal tower has recently
been erected in the eastbound
yards at this place, and a number
of cross-overs have also been put
in. One of the late additions to
the yard equipment is a "ram car”
used for switching cars.
The stone ballasting on the
western end of the Pennsylvania
division has been completed, but
east of this place the work is still
going on.
SAYRE COUPLE MARRIED
James W. Martin, a well known
tesque lion and the frolicsome cow,
who have so enchanted all the
youngsters privileged with a visit
to “The Wizard of Oz." The two
clever pantomimists who encase
themselves in the skins of the king
of beasts and the cow are without
gquals as past masters of silent
drollery. Without them “The
Wizard of Oz" would be almost
like “Hamlet” with the Melancholy
Dane left out,
This attraction will appear at the
Loomis on Monday next.
JGHTFULLY |
Struck in the Fice by An Over-
hangiog Running Board
Which Had Become Detached
Train
Steven Milheim, one of the Le-
high Valley's best enginemen,
met with what is believed to have
been a fatal accident yesterday
afternoon in an unusual manner
near Lehighton. Milcheim was
running a fast freight and had his
head out of the cab window when
he was struck full in the face by
the running board on a box
a passing freight train. The run-
ning board had jarred loose and
the end was hanging over the side
of the car next to the other track
Milheim's train came rushing past
ata high rate of speed, when the
hanging board struck him in the
face, frightfully bruising and lacer-
ating the mouth and nose into an
unrecognizable mass. He fell to
the floor of the cab in an uncon-
scious condition and later a picce
of the jaw bone was found lying
on the floor. He was rushed to
the hospital but it is feared his
injuries are of a serious nature.
The injured engineer is well
known in Sayre and the story of
car of
day, although many of the details
are missing.
CRIDIRDN 0SS1P
Ideal foot ball weather.
Charles White will play with the
Athens Sayre team the remainder
of the season
night and all are expected to be
out again this evening at 7:30.
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All-Ithaca promises to put up the
wishing for, a good game may be
expected.
Arrangements are being made
with the several railroads to have
reduced rates from Elmira, Owego,
game. ‘
Word has been received that J
C. Schenck has entirely recovered
from his recent illness and in all
Elmira vs. Athens-Sayre game on
Thanksgiving day.
MAY RETURN HONE
Mrs. William Yontz of Welles
Herman Levy of Scranton Was
in U.S Court Yesterday
In the United States supreme
ONE WEEK
COMMENCING *
H.A Kaufman bankruptcy case At|
the time Kaufman filed his petition |
Attorney H. Stanley Winlack of |
tion and Specialties,
TONIGHTS PLAY
this place was appointed temporary
of Mr. Levy the trusteeship of Mr
Winlack ceases. Levy represents
a large number of creditors, and
charge of the store and stock
has engaged the services of Officer
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building until “after the first meet
ing of creditors when a permanent
receiver will be named and he will
stock.
CANTON STORE ROBBED
A man who gave his name as
Frank Jones is under arrest at Can-
ton charged with having burglar
ized the clothing store of Baker,
Ronan & Co. in that place. The
robbery was committed early Tues
day morniag 9nd the thief secured
a number of suits and overcoats
(besides ransacking the money
drawer. The large safe in the store
was unmolested. Jones has been
' working near Canton and had been
in the store several times. He
registered at the hotel in Canton
on Monday night but did not
occupy the room to which he was
assigned. He disappeared from
town and this led the authorities to
believe that he was guilty of the
| robbery. He was arrested at Roar
ling Branch.
LOCAL MENTION
Try an ad in The Record.
Attorney C. C. Yocum is in To-
wanda today.
Semel emt ose eet »
Harry's Choice—unexcelled sc
cigar, made at Sayre.
Boys are skating on the pond in
| the rear of the Packer hospital.
00D FEELONS, ATTENTION
| A regular meeting of Sayre
lodge, No. 1090 I. O. O. F. will be
held in the lodge room this even-
ling. A full attendance is request-
|ed as business of importance is to
| be transacted.
Lehigh Valley engineer, and Miss
Pearl V, Merrithew, both of Sayre,
were united in marriage at Towan-
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
avenue went to Danville this morn- |
ing. to see her husband who has
been in the asylum there for the |
day yesterday morning at 1:
o'clock. The ceremony took place
at the parochial residence of the
Catholic church in that place, and
Rev. J. J. Coroner was the officiat-
ing clergyman. Mr. and Mrs Mar.
tin left immediately after the cere-
mony for New York and on their
return they will reside in Sayre.
T0 REOPEN OLD BRANCH
The Lehigh Valley is making
preparations to reopen the old
Highland branch of the road, which
has been abandoned for several
years. The reopening of the
branch will give the company a
better outlet for coal lands which
were purchased with the Coxe in-
terests. Eight miles of new track
will be built which will connect
the old branch with the main line
at Bear Creek Junction.
The regular annual meeting of
the Bradiord County Agricultural
Society will be held in the grand
jury room of the court house at
Towanda on Monday, Recember 4,
1905, at 1 o'clock p.m, for the
purpose of electing officers for the
ensuing year and the transaction of
such other business as may regu-
larly come before the meeting.
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GAVE ENJOYABLE PARTY
| Mrs. V. A. McBride, of No. 114
(South Riverside street, gave a
party toa number of her friends
lon Tuesday evening, the occasion
| being her 52nd birthday. A most
| enjoyable time is reported by those
| present and dancing was indulged
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The regular monthly pay meets
ing of the stockholders of Sayre
Building and Loan Association will
Cuas. C. Wesr, Sec'y.
family home on South
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party to
past year. Mr. Yontz, who was
formerly an employe of the Le-
high "at this place, has improved
recently and it is thought his wife
will bring him home with her
when she returns.
BAZAAR CLOSED
The bazaar given.in the base-
ment of the Church of the Epiph-
any by the ladies of the parish
closed last night. There was an
other large attendance last night
and a handsome sum was received
The affair was a most successiul
one and reflects great credit upon
its managers.
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LEBICH OFFICIALS HERE
A special car attached to No 157
with General Manager M. B. Cutter
and a large party of Lehigh Valley
officials on board arrived in Sayre
shortly after 11 o'clock this fore-
noon. The party is on a tour of
inspection. This afternoon they
visited the new shops and tonight
will go on west.
WHY PAY THE GROCER
2ic for a two ounce bottle
of vanilla extract, when you
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DANCE
Dance Saturday evening, No
| vember 25, in the West Sayre Phar-
(macy hall. Tickets Ladies
10g 2*
{free. Dancing 8:30 to 12
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23c,
Bauer's Instant Cough Cure
[has cured more Coughs and Colds
than any remedy known. It instant-
ly relieves the most distressing cough
and 1s guaranteed to cure Bronchitis
{and Asthma, Bauer's Cough Cure
always give satisfaction as Mr. D.
Greenman, druggist of New Harmony,
Pa., says: "Your remedies have glv-
en the very best satisfaction to all
who have used them, and especially
Bauer's Instant Cough Cure. 1 look
for larger sales on them in the fu-
ture. 1 do not want to be out of any
of them and will order before my
stock runs down too low.” Qet a
free sample apd prove what {t will do
for you H. L. Glllesple and Child,
Waltman & Young, Sayre
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{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 Yaliay,
| Michigan Central or Lake Shore Rail-
| roads. Sleeper $300 double berth from
| Buffalo. Best services and ulpment--
| nest roadbed —unexocelled ning cars.
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Bauer's Laxyno Quinine Tablets!
The best remedy for Colds, Head-
ache and Grippe. Guaranteed to
cure or money refunded. Price 25
cents. H. L. Gillesple and Child,
Waltman & Young, Sayre.
Wm. B. McDonald, D. D. §.
All modern methods for the
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BIG SPECIALTIES
MATINEE—Wednesday and |
urday. Prices 10c, 20c¢, 30¢.
LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE
MONDAY, NOV. 27.
Hamlin & Mitchell
Subnmut for Your Pleasure
Suberb Scenic Pro-
duction.
MAGNIFICENTLY COSTU
NEW SONGS,
CATCHY MUSIC;
NOVEL DANCING:
Advance Sale Friday,
PRICES—50c, 75¢, $1.00,
Positively no free list.
Of Course you will entert
winter and will therefore
of the following:
Mottoes, Fancy Lace Paper
Birthday Cake Candles and
Souvenir Boxes for eandy,
We also make Wedding ¢
day Cakes to order; Hand 8
if desired. Also all kinds of F
Cakes and Dainty Rolls, :
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
GEORGE PAINTON,
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Both Phones.
N.P.
You Do Not Have to Die ¢
It Protects You in Sickness or
Pays Dividends Each Five
Has the Largest Membershi
cal Organization In
Paid in Sayre Daring Five Yi
For Disability. :
For Death Cirasasiblas
For Dividends...............
Assets Nov. 1...........
Benefits Paid
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E. F. MERCERE
District Manager,
SAYRE, PA, 113 Deamond 8
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Plumbers, i}
It removes all machine
ink and paint without
the hands. Price 10a, =
Cures Chapped Hands
AN EXCELLENT SCOURING SOA
Ask your druggist and grocer
Bargains in Ch
Building Lo
§500 buys a Stedman St. lod, 5
£300 buys a Hopkins Sk lot,
Lot corner Stevensoa aod
cheap,
hot on Allison St, ten’ ral.
$1500 buys vew hous and
silk mill, uk
$1300 buys a house and lob
River and Lockbart,
$2100 takes “mo
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provements,
$2100 takes seven