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at this store,
importers for foreign and do-
Priced at 79¢ and $1.50.
Silk caps, wool lined, some
probably no less than 35 styles
strong. Priced at 3c to $1.59.
Children's sleeping garments,
Priced at 48c.
baby taken for 5c or 10c on
third floor front.
fancy others plain, For the two days, a
and values that are
made like a union
sizes 4 to 10 years.
Real
a Christmas card
fortables
goods, all well knotted and tied.
coverings of silkolines at 98¢,
$1.79, $1.98 and $2.48
pastel pictare, in checks. Size 11
$4.98 and $5.08,
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Some beautiful art
£1.19, $1.30, $1.48
-4 fall size at $3.75, | leather. Some with
in Jersey, corduroy, and
full batton, others with backles
But keep
» in touch with the store, and
All the choice odd things
Buy Sci
To entertain your Boys and Girls at
home evenings.
We have games of all kinds, Cro-
kinole, Pit, Flioch, Checkers, Dom-
inos, etc. A good line of building
blocks for the babies.
All kinds of gvd books nice'y
bound from 10c to $1.50 each
Also cut flowers for all occasions
in stock, and to order on short no-
tice.
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Weber's News Parlors
126 Lockhart St
C. J. CARY,
CONTRACTOR
AND BUILDER
REAL ESTATE
CARY BLOCK, SAYRE. |
HILL & BEIBACH|
CAFE
Best of Everything
Lockhart St.
Sayre, Pa
Sayre.
COAL
At the Lowest Possible Prices.
Orders oan be left at West Segre
Store, both ; or at eo
Yards a4 Sayre, Vailey Phone Tim.
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i Company
ELECTS OFFICERS
The Annual Meeting of Protec-|
tion Hose Company Was Held
Last Night
Athens—The annual mecting of
Protection hose company was held
last evening when the following
officers were clected for the ensuing |
year: President, F. K. Harris; |
vice president, D. A Keefe, secre
tary, A R. Brown; treasurer, H. N
Weller; foreman, C. E. Finch; first
assistant forcman, F. H. South;
second assistant, T L Hudson;
first pipeman, L. T. Hoyt; second
pipemen, Geo. Lamkin; third pipe
(man, J. W. Beaman; fourth pipe-!
| man, Howard Luckey, fifth pipe-
man, A. Groat; member of fire!
| boar rd, D. A. Keefe. The president, |
| secretary and foreman were elected |
| trustees. T.S. Newman was elect- |
| ed delegate to the five county con-
vention and W. C. Newman was |
| ented alternate. N. V. Weller |
| was elected delegate to the state |
| convention with LL. T. Hoyt as bis]
| alternate. The office of chief en-
pany by agreement. C. E. Mills
|and D. A. Keefe were named for
| be elected that is agreeable to the |
| other companies,
Never Saw Anything w ‘Equal It
That is what a Rochester lady sald
{of Dr. Rand's Celery Remedy.
“My nerves were worn, my
blood weak, and [I feit all run
down, with no appetite. 1 tried
iDr. Rand's Celery Remedy, and
iit did me so much good that |
{ continued to take it, and I never felt
better in my life.” It Is composed
!of roots, herbs and celery. Get
| free package of this great herb medi-
COLEMAN MNASSLER,
BLACKSMITRING
HORSESHOEING AND GENER-|
ERAL REPAIRING.
Have had over thirty years’ ex-|
perience in practical horseshoeing | bt
and work to Your | "&
Jteitag Mmijcited. The East Wav-
W. E. MILLER.
i ple and Child, Waltman & Yours | sit
! | Sayre.
| Quickest Route to Chicago, 17
| Hours from Sayre
at
Leave Sayre this afternoon and arrive
Chicago at 8 o'clock tomorrow morn-
In time for for
This is Vv
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roadbed —tnezeslied
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As Holiday time approach-
‘es there is always a large
demand for fifteen and
25 cent story books, and for
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HOLIDAY CHINA
Some of our best pieces
are still here, and we will
mako special
them.
prices on
See the bargains we are
‘offering in Toilet and Din-
‘ner Sets.
(Gregg’s Racket Store
Cor. Broad St. and Park Ave.,
Waverly, N. Y.
of the following:
Mottoes, Fancy Lace Paper Doilies,
Birthday Cake Candles and Holders,
Souvenir Boxes for candy, etc.
Cakes and Dainty Rolls.
Satisfaction Guaranleed.
GEORGE PAINTON,
345 Broad Sreet,
Both Phones. Waverly, N. Y.
Thomas Ave. Opposite L. V, Station.
Rates $1.50 Por Day.
MONTHLY MEETING
Daddies
Athens—The regular monthly
{was held last-evening with the fol |
| idents in the vicinity of the Imper~ |
lial Tool Works in regard to the
| soot that filled the air and settled
lout the flues.
| the committee, stated that in an
jupa weather vane and watch the
|when the air would turn it in the
|opposite direction. The council |
| followed with a lengthy discussion
| closing with no definite action.
| The next
the g gas company's contaminations.
Mr. Gillette stated that a new ap:
| paratus was being installed tq, con- |
sume all of the impurities from |
their works, but the work was
delayed until the arrival of an
inspector. There was the prevail-
ing opinion in the minds of the
| councilmen that their statements
were only excuses for delay and
er meeting, in the meantime the
committee will insist upon prompt
action.
Councilman Weiss on the pro-|
posed light asked for on South El-
mira street was not ready to report |
and was granted further time.
A large number of bills were |
{ Chief Mulligan stated that the
g | trolley company had repaired the |
8 joints on their tracks,
‘the repairs to No. 3 hose house
|there was no provision for lighting
it and that some action ought to be |
|taken at once.
| with officials of the electric light
company he was of the opinion
bitat price for wiring, and he asked
|for instructions as to what to do
propriety of piping forsgas or
wiring for electricity a vote was|
taken and the committee was)
instructed to go ahead with the
wiring for electric light.
Street Commissioner Mulligan |
stated that George R. Hill desired |
was taken.
It was decided to insure No. 3
{ hose house for $1,200.
Borough Attorney Mills an-
nounced the fact that the arbi-|
trators in the McMorran case had |
pay Mrs. McMorran $75 damages
in settlement of her claim. The
council voted to accept the terms
and voted an order for the amount.
There was a prolonged discuss
sion in regard to the lawless per
sons who had been forcing an
entrance into No. 3 hose house at
different times and doing damage
to the work before it was accepted
by the borough. The matter had
already subjected the borough to
expense and Burgess Macafee was
instructed to reprimand the guilty
persons.
SCHOOL BOARD NEETING
the School Board was held last
evening with all ot the directors
present. There was no business
but the regular routine wi'h the
exception that Miss Maud Dug:
gan of Ulster, was elected to teach
Mrs. W. E Din
Miss May Jakeway has returned|
from Philadelphia.
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| with his family here.
C. B. Durrant is at his old posi-
|tion as time keeper in the bridge | §
company shops.
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Dr. W. G Simpson went to Me-
shoppen to assist in the dedication
Mrs. C. T. Layton of Rome,
who has been visiting relatives
O. D. Kinney and G. N. Kipp of |}
today in the interest of the new
Ed Boyd of Elmira and Mrs.
| Chas. Smith of Hornellsville spent | ig
Sunday at the home of H. W. Tay-| 8
lor, South street.
The book of Jay Gould Harmon
lis dramatized and the star actor in
| Quincy Adams Sawyer will be Wi
{leading character. Sanford has
WILLIAMS ron ,
i SHOES Sayre, Pa, FURS |
THE REPAIR DEPARTMENT |
& There is wisdom in economy. You can save a
5g few “shekels” by having your old shoes repaired. g&
nN Xd Probably many miles of service are still left in £2
2 J | those shoes, and if brought here our skilled repair- 4%
W } er can add many more.
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Only a reasonable charge for high class work.
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WE SELL
CANDEE RUBBERS
THE KIND IT PAYS TO BUY.
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il The extension heel on women's rubbers is a iy
¥ strong point. If you have been wearing the kind }
i without the heavy heel extension, just examine | 0
8 them and see if they don't wear out at the heel 8
3 very quickly.
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ATHENS
Meat Dept.
i Porter House steak . .
| Sirloin steak .
| 3 Ibs Round steak . ‘
3 lbs Hamburg steak . .
Pork steak .
{ Pork chops .
Pork roasts
Head cheese .
{ Liver sausage . . .
| Finest kettle roasts . . .
| Good kettle roasts . . . .
| Beef for mince meat .
| Smoked whole pig hams .
| California hams .
Fine young beef liver.
Grocery Dept
| White Star potatoes .
| Apples, peck.
| Pure lard aie
7 Ib Compound ard
3 cans corn .
3 cans peas. . .
3 cans pumpkin
1 Ib Baker's chocolate . . .
1 lb Huyler's chocolate . .
10 bars Oak Leafsoap . . . .
7 1b gloss starch
3 cans Monogram syrup . .
Cyclone bread flour . . . .
White Wings flour . . . .
10 lbs Morley’s buckwheat
flour
Force v
3 cans red salmon .
3 cans pink salmon
2 boxes honey
Headlight oil .
.20 and .25
Do Not
Fail to inspect our China and Fur-
niture sections, A full line of
suitable, practical and economical
gifts,
Leave
place of Miss Lundie, resigned. |
| The bills for the term up to the Your orders for Christmas Poultry
present time were presented and now and get just the size, kind and
ordered paid. quality you want. Price guaran.
George H. Thomas was elected | teed.
policeman of the fourth wa fourth ward. |
E. B. GARNER
The next entertainment on vl
High School course occurs Dec.
15, when Duro, the great magi.
cian appears in his wonderful art.
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note the public is always looking for
REAL BARGAINS
“2 We have placed on sale 100 suits in assortment to 5
suit any taste, likewise your pocketbook.
4 Prices starting at $4.50 for a good serviceable suit, ok
% equal to any $6.00 suit. |
} FREEDMAN ;
308 _-— Stucet
wavERLY N. Y.
YOUR FEET
Did you ever have any real
| comfort in trying to warm your
fet at an ordinary radiator ?
Equip your r radlaters with our
Foot Warmer
which can also be used as a
warming shelf on a room
radiator, and then you'll know
what the other fellow misses be-
“| cause he didn't buy.
of For decorating radiators we
sell the finest line of bronze on the
| market. All colors,
‘H.R. TALMADGE
Plumbing, Heating,
Tinning,
Both "Phones. Elmer Ave,
JOHN C. PECKALLY, EMER A. WILBER,
Foreign and Domestic Fruits. | Wholesaler of
Olive Oil —Quart Ae, Gallon $3.00. WINES LI UORS
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156 different kinds of Macaroni at*low!
BEERS AND ALES
prices for this week,
No. 5 Elizabeth St., Waverly
A.E.BAKER
Garpenter and Builder.
17 Pleasant St. Waverly, N. Y.
| 109 Packer Sor Avetios, SAYRE, PA.
BOTH "PHONES.
Try an ad in The Record.
As the Thanksgiving rush is now over, Murphy
& Blish, the stylish tailors, are prepared to
make you on the shortest notice one of
those swell suits, such ‘as have
made this firm popular.
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Murphy & Blish,
SAYRE, PA,
Lockhart St, Next to Postoffice. |