WE FILL MAIL OR-
DERS AND PREPAY
FREIGHT OR EX-
PRESS ON PUR-
CHASES OF $5.00
OR OVER. -
SAYRE, PA.
It is being noised
is at this store.
abroad that the “Mecca of Christmas Shoppers”
Figure the floor space, the
And
ings at saving prices ?
nN Rt
at)
this make.
lar.
$3.6
$3.67
collar of brown or black fur,
Closing price .
Black and brown broadcloth,
with brown coney
+ 51, ih
+3 gray squirrel skins. Former
Al prices. Clas- $11 =
§ ing price | 2
Brown and black broad-
. cloth, souc slicke fur lined,
(4 with mipk collar. A value
NY at $2450. Not matched by
B23) many garment dealers,but to
Eves teas 11.90
IY the price to.
- D See Display In our Lock-
- hart Street Window.
¥ In addition to these we
"> have all sorts of clothing at
; all sorta of pricea Our
4
HE
sapber. Third floor front.
-
and the outgoing deliveries are
keeping step.
+ P priced to your advantage.
Regular $1.80 with us. Special
IS
for the wt $1.47.
RRS IRS
BS 8
“Buy Something |
To entertain your Boys and Girls at)
home evenings.
‘We have games of all kinds, Cro-|
kinole, Pit, Flinch, Checkers, Dom- |
inos, ete. A good line of building |
blocks for the babies.
All kinds of gwd books nicely|
bound from 10¢ to $1.50 each.
Also cut flowers for all occasions |
in stock, and to order on short no- |
tice.
Weber's News Parlors
126 Lockhart St,
C.J. CARY,
CONTRACTOR
AND BUILDER
REAL ESTATE
GARY BLOCK, SAYRE.
LL & BEIBACH
Sayre, Pa.
COAL
RSESHORING AND GENER-|
ERAL REPAIRING.
had over thirty years'
p in practical horseshoeing
work to please. Your
ge solicited. The East Wav-
W. E. MILLER.
ex-
a SS ZA |
IE HRB RRR ARN,
NY 2
BOOKS C. J. Kiron,
| As Holiday time i) SAYRE’S LEADING
‘es there is always a large | DRAYMAN.
demand for fifteen and| Especial care and prompt at-
| 25 cent story books, and for [anton jee lo moving of
‘children’s illustrated story 0g, House Goods, Safes
“te
books.
LEHIGH VALLEY R. R.
(Im effect Jupe 18, 1903.)
Trains leave Sayre as follows:
EASTBOUND.
A M. Dally for Towanda, Tuskhan-
sock, he Piston, Wilkes-Barre, Mauch
eins Alene: Bethlehem, New
Baltimore sad Washington.
HOLIDAY GHINA
AE
pa Slicpals Daily for Tunkhannock, Pittston,
t Wilkes Barre, Glen Summit Springs,
White Haven, Mauch Chunk, Allentown,
, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
1 30 Washington
A.M. (Waverly 6 M.] Week da
nly. fot AD nena, lier owaads, Mom
ratte Mile, Willian = Albwey akin Satis ster,
iliameport” ra Wilkes-Barre.
5) nA a) Daily for
wh
Some of our best pieces |
are still hére, and we will
make special prices on]
them.
See the bargains we are | Lk
‘offering in Toilet and Din- |
{ner Sets.
Wilkes Barre,
Chunk Benton Bethlehem Tr fame, Re,
o
adelphis, ns aad Washlogton.
0: Re x Bandar a0. for Athens, Milan,
| Tite. a 4
(Waverly 1233 P. M. Duly
for T Tunkhannock
fr Loman Tonkbsimced bios
Haven, Mauch Chunk, Allentown,
hem, New York . Pbiladeiphis, Baltimore snd
Washington,
Daily excep 4 Sunday, Black Dis-
Ey » Tunkhas
ils
Wilkes Barve ‘Glen Sum:
sak, Allentown, Be Bethlehem, a
Pr he ipa DL Blt por [x auton jis
syed Aras Si an
4 Dore Mon
AM. Duy io Osoers Buffalo, N
| Pa ral Chicago,
Louis sad
AM a eran. Rochester, Cal.
): Buffalo. Commects for
+
AM a Vas
. Lacey
Barre,
Nisgars Was id Toronto,
EG ee
Re Lock wood,
Is wl be Boreers Gant. Roca
a Et buy fe Cort Sec
Pes ls bok ud
3:4) were Paras wakian Valols,
i Our ha the ply hor!
Ou atrns ee li SERIE on Bsn
| our ri Chicas, 8 Lowi and pois
Ruprem. for Oesers. Rochester,
as Pulte: Dell cower,
A
Re for Lockwood, Van Witten,
CE, dents ed Sepsi
: WE PRINT. aa A
{The Valley Record 3
Cor. Broad St. and Park Ave.,
Waverly, N. Y.
| Bring Your Job Printing to|%
Murrelle’s Printing
Office
|The Satisfactory Place.”
From four to eight skilled
printers and a new, up-
Sa:
cs, Tromassbare, ter Inter.
bang Stops
| Valley Phone 1422.
Manley Talbert retarded to Lew-
isburg today.
the bridge shops.
W. C. Park and wife have gone
to Westport to visit friends.
“Job Smith has taken a a position
in Beidleman's barber shop.
Mrs. Emma McCarthy is spead-
ing the day with relatives in Mac-
edopia, <= =
Michael Splana is working on
i
| A Japanese social will be held
|in the Presbyterian church parlors
Friday evening.
Mrs. C. W. Clapp has gone to
Reading to spend the holidays
with her daughters:
John H. Chaffee of Hornbrook
was in attendance at the U. V.L
meeting this afternoon.
The Destodah club will meet at
the home of Mrs: G. E. Boyle,
South street this evening.
The jury in the John B. Ackley
case brought in a verdict of not
guilty, and put on him one-third of
the costs,
_ Rev. H. G. Blair of Standing
Stone was elected Col. Commander
of the Athens Encampment U. V
L. this afternoon.
Verne Andrews was elected cap-
tain and Isaac Kaufman, manager
of the foot ball team at a meeting
held Monday morning.
The young ladies’ society of
Trinity church will hold a silver
social at the home of Miss Louise]
Stuten tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Dr. Dennison «of Mehoop-
any, returned to her home this
morning accompanied by her
daughter Mrs. Joseph Bush.
Noel Wolcott came home last
evening to visit his mother Mrs. |
Simon Chandler, who is sick at
her home on Langway street.
Today was examination day for
the Athens board of examing sur-
¥| geons, when several old soldiers
from out of town were before them
Burgess Macafee, Chief Mulli-
gan, L. T. Hoyt, Esq, and District
Attorney Mills went to Towanda
this morning. The Fiske suit is
to be tried today.
.A poverty social will be held at
the home of T. W. Keech Friday
evening for the benefit of the Bap-
tist society. You will miss it if
you no not attend.
A company composed of the fol-
lowing gentlemen with their wives
attended court in Towanda today:
Lewis Holden, C. A. Spalding,
Irving Smith, Emerson Smith, and
Miss Mary Hines, Gus Hines, Jno.
Hines; Al Cooper and Lyman
Nichols.
ELECTED OFFICERS
Athens— Rural Amity Lodge,
elected the
lain officers last evening:
Master—Harry Weiss
Secretary—F. T. Page
Treasurer—F. S. Morley
Senior Warden—C. F. Kellogg
Junior Warden—Mr. Wickizer
Installation, Dec. 29. A most
attractive program is being pre-
pared. J. W. Beaman was elected
<=. NOMINATED OFFICERS
Athens—The conferees from all
wk fire companies met last evens
ing for the purpose of putting in| &g
nomination the department officers
| for next year. Williard Spalding
of No. 3 was chosen for chief en-
ginger; Frank Bidlack of No. 4 for
Cuseasass. | Of No. 1 for second assistant chiel.
WOVIAG HI STORE
Athens—jpha Dunlap is moving,
his stock of second-hand goods
#ree. | inta the Carer block on Susque-
Lo Langs sie fo besommoiae; bio
_ business. He
|
i
Sanitary regulations had done much te
improve the general! health, and the
young natives were quick to assimilate
American ideas, The pronase! ral!
future was predicted.
Bpeaking of commercial isterests,
General Wright sald
“Last year we cut our imports of rice
from $11,000,000 to $7,000,000, and this
Yoar we take off $4,
next year will be exporthig.
creasing.
“Miss Roosevelt's visit was crea
of good feeling toward the U
States, for the people down there re-
garded it as a kind eof official recogmi-
tion of thelr status as American citl-
zens. They want this status #mphasized
by the extension to them of commercial
reciprogity, so that they will have a
chance to make a living. That is only
natural and it is strongly Loped down
there that the present session of com-
gress will bring them relief.”
WAS PRESIDENT'S COMRADE.
Ex-Captain of Reugh Riders Dies
Suddenly In New Yark.
bury Kaue, clubman, society leader,
niember of the rough riders and a great
friend of Pres!deut Roosevelt, died sud-
denly at the Hotel Algonquin hege
Heart disease was the cause of death,
Captain Kane was a brother of 8. Nich-
Bailie Hargous Elliott, the divorced
Captain Kane's death was a great
shock to his many friends iu this eity
He was generally supposed to be In the
best of health. The marriage of Mr.
and Mrs. Elliot was more or Jess of a
surprise to society when it occurred
lagt March. It took place at Alken,
8. C., but when it was discovered that
{a marriage in that state between par
| ties either one of whom Is divorced Is
formed by a justice.of the peace nt Au-
gusta, Gn
Captain Kane was a son of the late
granddaughter of William B. Astor
W. V'. Astor and John Jacob Astor.
Mrs. Kane wan a celebrated beauty
when she made Ler debnt in 1888
National Red Cross Meet.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8-The Ameri-
can National Red Cross held ita first
annual meeting here, with Becretary
Root, president-of the board of incor-
porators of the Red Cross, as its pre
siding officer. The meeting was large-
ly attended by represcutative men and
women prominently Identified with
Red Cross work from all sections of
the country. The reports received
show that thus far branches have been
established in Afteen states, In the Dis-
trict of Columbia and in the Philip-
pines, and in many of the states sub-
ordinate societies have been organized.
President Roosevelt upon the motion
of Mrs. John A. Logan was elected an
bonorary member of the Awerican Na-
tional Red Cross
Power to Enjoy.
the world, that the great difference be.
tween people is that some have many
things to enjoy and others very few;
when you know them better you will
find that a great difference Is that
some have great power to enjoy and
others very little.—Rhondda Willifms.
AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL
Closing Sfoek Quotations.
Money on call firm at Bs per cent;
prime mercantile paper, 8%WOY per cent;
exchanges, MIA 77; balances, HT NLIN
exports of general misrchibdise from the
port of New York for pi ing
yesterday were valued hy
Closing prices
Amal Copper... Wij N. Y. Central...
tchison......... ST Nerf. &§ Weat. ..
&O..... gl Fenn.
Brooklyn R. T..
Q,C.C.&BLL 100%
Ches. & Oble.... 84%
hi & Northw, ie
da H.. Y,
Erie
Geo. Elecirio
Ill Central, ..
Lackawanna.
Louis & Nash..
Manhattan. ..... 160
Metropolitan... 117%
Missouri Pac. .. 101
158%
LIT
ory
my . wissen
J. 8B. Steel pf...
West. Unlon..
New York Markets,
ana, Pag: but quiet
fi Tht Hari saves 4S
rm: Bi
pie EESE~Qulet; unc
G8-Steady; unc
bigs and baer face
ontine Foot
beg)
oe als oa blu Ripper;
His Steady; unchanged
Ap ity hehalls) seuntry,
Mi Easy; shipping, l@Se.; good to
choles
Woo Bisady oh gue
30] slate, common to cl
toad ine
VE® POULTRY—Firm; fowls
: 130
es 13c.; old roustere, :
keys, 14Qlc.. spring chickens, ry
HR You LTRY — Steady
BR SRB
turks
Fa
roosters,
western th
gps fair to
atch
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i SHOES Sayse, Pa,
THE REPAIR DEPARTMENT §
There is wisdom in economy. You can save af
of few “shekels” by having your old shoes repaired.
hd Probably many miles of service are still left ir
{} those shoes, and if brought here our skilled ro
8 er can add many more.
Ouly a reasonable charge for high class work.
:
WE SELL
CANDEE RUBBERS
THE KIND IT PAYS TO BUY.
OD The extension heel on women's rubbers is, a [i
§ strong point. If you have been wearing the kind J}
2 { without the heavy heel extension, just examine
x them and see if they dor wear out at the heel
x j very J
= os =
4 Our Sample Overcoat Sale being so successful we
f note the public is always looking for
« REAL BARGAINS
5 We have placed on sale 100 suits in assortment to [8
suit any taste, likewise your pocketbook. No
Dd Prices starting at $4.50 for a good serviceable suit, {if
equal to any $6.00 suit.
|B-FREE
308 Brood Street
WAVERLY N.Y.
{ comfort in t
feet at an radiator ?
Equip your ters with our
Foot Warmer:
which can also be used
5 relator ‘sad then
| radiator, and
cause he Sides iy
For decorating radiators
j sell the Pres line of bronze oa the
Janet All colors,
H.R. TALMADGE
Plumbing, Heating,
Tinning,
ing to warm
JONN GC. PECKALLY,
' DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic. Fruits.
Olive Ofl—Quart 85. 850, Gallon $8.00.
15 different kinds of St Siallan. 34 low
prices for this week.
No. 5 Elizabeth St.. Waverly
A.E. BAKER,
Carpenter and Builder.
17 Pleasant St. Waverly, N. Y.
ELMER A. WILBER, .
Wholesaler of
WINES, LIQUORS
BEERS AND ALES
109 Packer Avenue, 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.
—————
Murphy & Blish,
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