$6.00 and $20.00.
jum loose back, $10.00 to 15.00.
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216 Desmond St., Sayre.
OUR STRONG POINT
A SQUARE DEAL
LET US SELL YOU YOUR COLD
Weather Goods.
Snow Shovels 25¢ to 45¢.
Sidewalk Cleaners 25¢ to 35¢.
Steel sleds 50c to $2.00.
Flexible Flyer sleds $2 to $4.
Boys' Skates 50c to $3.90.
A Re Stick Free with every
pair.
Girl's Skates 75¢ to $3.00.
322 8. Main St,, Athens.
well as price.
138 Desmond Street.
When You
Are Thirsty
and feel the need of r= |
Mrs. Simon Glazier left for Chi-
cago yesterday to spend a few
weeks visiting friends.
Attorneys C. C. Yocum and
Mercereau and M. H. Sawtelle are
in Towanda today on business.
Mrs. William Gasser of Mo-
~~ mawk street entertained a number
_ of Elmira friends over Sunday.
Frank Cole and Frank VaaRip-
er leave tonight for Atlanta, Ga.
They will spend several days at
Baltimore and Washington, D. C.
John Breanan, Thomas Gattner,
F. P. Murphy and Harry Shores
are serving as jurors at the session
SAYRE, PA.
‘The Valley Record
“All the news that's fit to print"
MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1906.
LOCAL BREVITIES
Miss Ada Morris of Hornbrook
is visiting relatives in Sayre fog a
few days.
Don't forget the moving picture
entertainment given by the Red
Men in their hall tomorrow night.
Met in the employ of the postal
department have been treating the
mail boxes to a fresh coat of paint.
Green is the color that was used
and the boxes present a decidedly
improved appearance.
When you have your picture
taken at the Big Store you are
given a check showing your order.
You should be careful not to lose
or mislay this, for it must be
returned. Absolutely no pictures
will be delivered unless this check
is returned. 182°
The members of Cummings’
dancing class will give their final
reception in Eighmey's hall on
Wednesday evening from g to 12.
Tighe's orchestra will furnish the
music. The teacher and members
of the class extend a cordial invi-
tation to their friends. 183-3
Egan and Kennedy, comedians
and dancers, have originated a
novel dancing turn which they
have christened “dancine,” intro~
ducing it for the first time in the
first-part with John W. Vogel's big
city minstrels, which will be seen
at the Loomis on next Thursday
FELLOW PASSENGER
Committed the Crime in a Le-
high Passenger Train, and
When Confronted with Charge
Confessed.
A man who gave his name as
Arthur Garfield was arrested yes- |
terday by Special Officer Jesse
Doty of the Lehigh Valley detect-
ive force, on a charge of having!
robbed an Italian on passenger
train No. 2. It is alleged that]
Garfield left Buffalo on Saturday |
night, accompanied by the Italian.
At Hazelton the Italian reported
that he had been robbed of $40. |
Officer Doty was notified and
found that the man described by
the Italian as having taken his
money had left the train at Geneva,
It was surmised that he would]
take a later train east, and yester-
day Officer Doty was on the
lookout. He found the man on
train No. 8 and placed him under |
arrest. The prisoner was taken to |
Towanda and at first denied any |
knowledge of the robbery, but]
later he was put through the
sweating process by Constable
Guy Hollon and admitted having |
a twenty dollar bill secreted in a
double pocket which he had taken |
from the Italian. He was arraigned |
before Justice Orcutt and was held |
for ninety days to await requisition |
paper from New York state,
HOTEL KEEPER DEAD
Hiram Baker, proprietor of the
Baker House at Chemung, died
Friday afternoon after a three days
illness. He was 61 years old and
was a son of the late Henry Baker,
a generation ago sheriffi of Che- |
mung county. He is survived by |
two children, Henry, an employ of |
the Lehigh shops at this place, and |
Hiram J, of Chemung. Two sis
ters, Mrs. Josephine Flood of]
Newark, N. J, and Mrs. Henry
Carpenter of Elmira, also survive.
The funeral was held in Chemung |
yesterday afternoon the interment |
taking place in the cemetery at]
that place.
MR. ROSS PROMOTED
Friends of Andrew Ross, for-
merly trainmaster of the Pennsyl-
vania division of the Lehigh with
headquarters at this place, but who
left here last spring to accept a
similar position with the New|
York, New Haven and Hartford |
Railroad company, will be pleased |
to learn that he has been promoted
to assistant superintendent of the
New York division of the latter
road. The promotion was made]
rccently and Mr. Ross has entered |
upon his new duties.
PAY-DAY THURSDAY
The Lehigh Valley will pay its
employees in this section their
monthly wages on Thursday next
For some days there has been
much speculation as to the date of
pay-day, some maintaining that
the company would not pay before
i
the 20th, but this morning the
matter was set at rest by the offi-
cial announcement that the pay!
checks would be distributed on |
Thursday.
FIFTY COUPLES ATTENDED -
Upwards of ity couples attend- |
BRIDGE AT ULSTER
Pronounced One of the Finest
in the State.
The state bridge inspectors,
the county com-
complete inspection of the new
(state bridge at Ulster Saturday
| The structure was pronounced one
of the finest in the commonwealth,
land it understood that the
inspectors will make a favorable
{report. They left the bridge open
for public travel and expressed
themselves as well pleased with the
manner which the
1s
work
The people on both
of the river at Ulster greet the
opening with great joy
January 23, 1904, when the county
mn
sides
Since
travel over the nver has
have suffered
greatly. The opening of the new
the town rejoice. The bridge is a
| massive one and worth going miles
{to see. It is by all odds the finest
kind in Bradford
county and will compare favorably
{with other fine bridges the
| state.
BE CAUGHT T [THE | TRAIN
m
the arms of Morpheus in the carly
the Lehigh Valley station this
previous
to the departure of No. 8 for the
ried his collar and necktie in his
{ hand, his vest was unbottoned, and
when he reached the station he
was gasping for breath. He
| explained that it was necessary for
{him at all events to be in Towanda
| this morning, and as he had overs
{slept he preferred to finish his
morning toilet in most any place
| rather than to miss the train. He
| caught the train all right and in
the meantime furnished no end of
merriment for his friends.
— a —
DIED AT THE HOSPITAL
Mrs. Wilson Jenkins, 32 years
old and a resident of Laquin, died
at the hospital yesterday morning
following a short illness. She was
admitted to the hospital on Friday
and Saturday morning underwent
an operation. Death was due to a
complication of troubles, She is
survived by her husband and three
children, one of the latter being an
infant only a few weeks old. The
body was removed to J. W.
Grumme's undertaking rooms and
later sent to her father's home at
Canton, where the funeral will take
place.
ARE SELDON RELIABLE
Papers that published the story
written in advance of the Mary
|sary to make corrections. Mrs,
| Rogers failed to carry out the pro-
{gram as mapped out by the
papers which published detailed
stories of the event on the day the
hanging occurred found that they
CABOOSE AND TWO
CARS WRECKED
Rolled Down Embankment Near
ing-- No One Injured
A caboose and two empty gon
dola cars were derailed on the
Lehigh near North Hector this
morning. The caboose and the
two cars turned completely over
and rolled down an embankment,
but fortunately no one was injured
The train consisted of a number |
of empty gondola coal cars and
oi Conductor Wm
Brougham of Sayre. The details
of the arc meagre but
it that
between a car and the
was in charge
derailment
1s reported 3 « aupling
caboose
became disarranged, throwing the
caboose and the cars from the rails
The crew of the train occupied the
caboose and the train was speeding |
down a steep grade at the time of |
the accident. The fact that no one
was injured is regarded as little
The wrecking
crew from this placc went to the
Scene of the wreck.
short of a miracle.
S—— i ——
MR. KASPER'S NEW PLACE
to
up-to-date
chop house
Sayre is have a new and
strictly oyster and |
It will be located on |
flodr of the Richards | ll
Desmond 20d}
John R. Kasper, who has conduct-
ed a restaurant for some years near
and Des-
mond strects will be the proprietor,
for the
as
the lower
block on street,
the comer of Lockhart
he having past six weeks
sembling the necess
sary equipment to give to the
of Sayre a place in which
to purchase all kinds of sea food,
served to order, that will equal if |
not surpass those found in the |
larger cities
The room has been thoroughly
cleansed and remodeled, and the |
transformation is so complete that |
those familiar with its old sur- |
roundings will hardly recognize it.
A large broiler, manufactured by
Buzzini & Co., of New York, has
been installed in the
edibles of every description will be
prepared in the presence of the
The broiler is the first
of its kind to be used in Sayre, and
those who have never scen one
been busy
pe ple
front, and
customer,
operate could spend an hour with |
profit by visiting the place. Eight]
tables will be provided in the din
ing hall, and the of the
hall an alcove has been arranged
for the
who desire exclusion.
in rear
accommodation of parties |
The place
has been provided with everything
for a first class
oyster and short crder house, a
will be in charge of a competent
man. All kinds of sea foods will
be on sale and will be prepared in|
any manner that the customer
desires. Steaks and chops, with
side dishes, will also be on the bill |
of fare, but tickets purchased at
Mr. Kasper's old restaurant will
not be good at the new one
will open the new place on Thue]
day morning next, and persons |
who are desirous of witnessing the
opsration of a strictly
oyster
that is necessary
high class
and chop house should
drop in for a moment. At the end
of the sea food season Mr. Kasper
will convert the place into a regu-
lar dining hall, which will be
conducted in a first class manner.
Dw C—
SETTLED CLAIM
SAYRE" HIGH SCHOOL
Items Which Will be Read With
Interest by Both Pupils and
Parents
Students have been enjoying
the skating on the pond.
Mrs. E. A. Owlett of Wellsboro,
visited the schools Friday.
Kaufman has become bankrupt.
No more new suits for high school
students
Frances Wilcox and
Wheatley, ‘og, visited the.
school Thursday
Wales,
Wednesday
Pearl |
high
Joseph |
school
‘0g, returned to
after a
illness with scarlet fever.
long
Robert Heyden, ‘03, a student
in avil engineering at State Col
lege, spent Thanksgiving with his
parents,
Miss Maud Groom, a teacher in
Miss Elsie Seward supplied
alarmed
The quarantine
enforced and there
only one case in fourth ward build
ing.
+ Miss Cora Peckham of Scranton
who has been spending a few days
with Rebecca Peckham in
this place, visited the high school
ast week.
Parents need not be
‘over scarlet fever
lis rigidly is
Miss
Rev. Herbert B Johnson, a for
| mer Japanese mi ssionagy, superin
tendent of the Japanese Mission «|
the Methodist Church the
Pacific coast, was a welcome caller
at the high school a few days ago
AGAIN POSTPONED
The banquet which was to have
|been given this evening by the
| Firemen's Relief association to the
on
ment has been postponed for
another week. The postponement
is necessary on account of the
continued illness of Ward J. Crans,
who is chairman of the committee
on arrangements, Mr. Crans is
silitis, and is reported as being
seriously ill. A mecting of the
Relief association has
been called for this evening to
Firemen's
banquet.
ERECTED FINE FINE BUILDING
H.
known
O Havsto. Sayre's well
contrictor, has recently
completed a fine new school build
ing at Spencer, N. Y., the building
having been opened for use Mon
last. The building is up to
date in every particular and the
residents of Spencer are more than
(satisfied with the work. The
Spencer Needle says that the con-
tract was followed in every detail
and pays Mr. Hansen a fine com
pliment on the excellent work done
ely him and his men.
SOAP WRAPPERS REDEEMED
Lantz Bros. & Co. have opened |-
a premium office in opera house
block, Fulton
until December
street,
21st
Waverly,
Redeem
Lantz Naphtha soap wrappers, and
Snowy, Boy Washing Powder fronts
Special: Express wagons given
for 100 wrappers. 181—11
Ps
ed the subscription dance given by | details that were decidedly yellow.
Harvey Gray in Eighmey's hall on Stories of happenings written in
Saturday evening It was the advance afe seldom reliable and in
fourth of a series and the event was [the end reflcct on the paper pub-
a most enjoyable one. Mr. Gray lishing them.
will give another dance Saturday | ee
evening next. The Loomis opera
house will furnish the music as
MRS. KATE OPER
Bevtaelors Mrs. Kate Oper a Hungarian
APPOINTED CAR | DISTRIBUTER woman, aged 48 years, died a the
hospital early this morning. She
A man named d Hockslider, for- was taken to the institution yester-
merly car distributer of the D.S. & day in a critical condition and
S, has been appointed to a similar underwent an operation, She
position with the Lehigh. Mr. resided on Thomas avenue and is
Hockslider succeeds F. S. Mitten, | survived by her husband, Under-
‘who has accepted the position of taker O'Shea has charge of the
chief clerk in the train despatcher’s | funeral arrangements, which as yet
office at this place, | are not completed,
vara Moon, the Sayre GIRGULATING A PETITION
young man who was detained by |
the police on Saturday on the com
plaint of a Williamsport firm, set-
tled the claim against him and was
given his liberty. It is alleged
that while residing in Williamsport
Morrison bought clothing of a firm
in that place on the installment
plan. It is said that he was
Try an ad in The Record.
default one payment and in the
meantime had left Williamsport
and come to his home in this place. | WHY PAY THE GROCER
The firm heard of his departure | 25c for a two ounce bottle
from the city, and learning that | of vanilla extract, when you
he had come to Sayre telegraphed | can get 4 ounces for the
the police here to arrest him. He | same money at the West
settled the matter by paying 837, Sayre Drug store ? Tele-
Justice Calvin S. Gay is circu
lating a petition among the citizers
of Sayre asking for the appoint-
ment of postmaster at this place.
Mr. Gay is a veteran of the Civil
War and has been a justice of the
{ peace here for some years,
a oR —
DON'T BE FOOLED
Into paying a hig price for a Roaster
just because they claim everything for
it. We will sell you
A Savory Seamless Steel
Roaster for $1.00
— It is the——
BEST ROASTER ON EARTH
It Is Seamless, Sanitary, Basy
to Keep Sweet and Clean.
It will make a tough fowl or piece of
ly, brown it beautifully and bring it out
f the oven full weight and with every
particle of the natural flavor and nutei-
ment preserved, With proper care it
will last a lifetime and give you pleasure
and satisfaction every time yoa use it.
If it fails to come up to our claims in
any particular bring it back and get
your money.
BOLICH BROS.
HARDWARE
Desmond St Sayre.
Take a Policy in the
N.P. L:
You Do Not Have to Die to Win
It Protects Yon in Sickness or Accident
Pays Dividends Eich Five Years
Haas the Largest Membe rship of Any Lo-
cal Organization in Sayre
Pald In Sayre During Five Years:
For Disability .. $21,617.30
For Death : 1,089.40
For Dividends . 16,281.19
Assets Nov. 1. $2,225,000
Benefits Paid. . .. . 4,750,000
E. F. MERCEREAU,
District Manager,
SAYRE, PA. 112 Desmond Street
* VALLEY PHONE 114
Entertainment
ple
Of Course you will entertain this
winter and will therefore need some
of the following:
Mottoes, Fancy Lace Paper Doilies,
Birthday Cake Candles and Holders,
Souvenir Boxes for candy, ete.
We also make Wedding aud Birth- -
day Cakes to order; Hand Decorated
if desired. Also all kinds of Fancy
Cakes and Dainty Rolls.
[Satisfaction Guaranteed.
GEORGE PAINTON,
345 Broad Sreet,
Waverly, N. Y.
————— the Best Soap Made | |
Both Phones.
For Mechanics,
Punbirs Thiiciy:
PRESTD igi
It removes all i Fie yi
ink and paint without injury to |
the hands. Price 10e. i
Cures Chapped Hands
AN EXCELLENT SCOURING SOAP
Ask your droggist aud grocer for it.
Advertise in The Record
"ELMER A. WILBER,
Wholesaler of
WINES, LIQUORS
BEERS AND ALES
109 Packer Avenue, SAYRE, PA.
BOTH ‘PHONES
Bargains in Choice:
Building Lots
$500 buys a Stedman St. lot, 50x140,
$500 buys a Hopkins St lot, 650x150,
Lot corner Stevenson and Stedman,
cheap, 3
Lot on Allison St, cen’ral. ig
$1500 buys mew hous: aud lot neap
silk mill,
£1300 buys a house and lot, corner
River and Lockhart
$2100 takes new house, modern ime
provements, Madison street. 5
$1100 takes seven room houses, North
Elmer.
modern
$2000 buys improved, new
house, Frederick St, Athens. Lot 80x158,
the amount of the claim and costs. phone your order.
F. J. TAYLOR.