SAYRE, PA. JEN a FREIGHT OR EX. PRESS ON PUR- CHASES OF $s.00 OR OVER. > Qt It is not seat to manufacturers or | strangers, at whose mercy you | | would be in time of trouble or | WILLIAMS & SUTTON | | SHOES Sayre, Pa., FURS | 1S YOUR CHRISTMAS § GIFT Tobe a set of Furs? If so it would be wise to# make your selection now. i ESE [a TE x | clauses. We own our pianos and | can sell direct to our patrons; their | 1s =) RAID amo Se The prices on these hundred 9% | pianos range from $165 00, $197.00, | <a (822300, $247.00 and upwards, | 38 Is it because !tiful pianos to call and see the Make an early visit to the store and secure the chaice 10¢ articies are moving here at 7c, 8c and 9¢; 25¢ 50c articles at 45c, 47c¢ and 48¢, etc, ete. Figure That's why cash buyers and thrifty people the items you are interested in selections no matter from what department. articles nearly always at 19¢, 2lc and 23¢, what this means fo you in your annual purchases patronize our policy RK | you have felt you could not afford | | display whether they want to pur- x OS | it? This need not be so any | chase just now or not. Remember [il 7 | longer. D.S. Andrus & Co, the [the place, 128 Desmond street, R enterprising piano and music deal | Sayre, Pa. 'ers of 128 Desmond street, Sayre, MAS. SARAH J. REEVES Fog Scarfs $4.65 to $35.00. Marten $8.50 to $25.00. J} Raccoon $7.50 to $18.50. BY PA Squirrel $5.00 to $15.00. Miscellaneous in Dry Goods Dep’ t Art Goods Dep't Pa, have purchased one hundred A Be autifal L ine of New Silks, Dress Goods, Waistings Gloves Hosiery Women's Neckwear Umbrellas Christmas Stationery Kimonas, Dressing Saeques Fine Lingerie, Bath Robes Flannel Petticoats, Silk Petticoats Linen Handkerchiefs Table Linen Ribbons, Laces Linen Setts Towels Wool Blankets, Bad Comfortables Cotton Dress Fabrics Bath Hiaokets Lin*n Lunch Cloths, Deoilies Holiday Aprons Women's Underwear Infants’ Cloaks, Bounets, Sacques, Shoes, etc, Toys Toys Toys Hook and Ladders Building Blocks Steam Engines, Trains of Cars Iron Wagons Police Patrols Drums, Dolls, Tea Sets Mechanical Tovs, Rattles Magic Lanterus Banks, Safes, Games, ete. The Christmas Line Ready Fancy Pin Cushions Pillow Tops, Fancy Pillows Books, Bitles Wrist Bags ¢ pianos for this store, to be disposed | | of between now and the first of Comb and Brush Sets, Athens—Mrs. Sarah J. Reeves i Oppossum $3.50 to $14.50 > | January. This gigantic undertak- \g | '°% will be successfully accom- died at the home of her daughter, & Mrs. Mabel Clara Kaufelt, Harris | (8 street, this morning about 5 o'clock 32 French Coney 75c to $4.50 ¥ Lyon Brand Yarns, Eareka Silk Pillow Cords, Fancy Baskets Pyrography Outfits and Stamped Pieces of All Sorts g Men's Furnishings Kid Gloves, Wool Gloves Mufflers, Christmas Neckwear Umbrellas Suspenders House Coats Bath Robes Night Shirts, Dress Shirts Wool Underwear Collars and Caffs, Cuff Buttons Hampers, Fancy Basketa Framed Pictures, Music Rolls QQ Ink Stands, Jewel Cases N Perfumes and Toilet Articles >> | Jewelry, Clocks, Mirrors Fans, Hat Pins, Belta. & of Furniture Dep’ t Parios Puraiture 5 Dining Room Fuenlture / Combination Writing Desk & Case q China Cabinets, Music Cabinets Oak Bad Room Sets Library Chairs, Office Chairs Reed Rockers, Library Tables Couches, Davenports Brass and Iron Beds Children's High Chairs 4 Gilt Chairs, Morris Chairs #1 Side Boards, Baflets D\ 4 (ES OL (Ls 8) Ny Sectional Book Cases, Hall Racks Chefloniers aged 56 years. Mr. Reeves died | : ’ | Nov. 27, 1800. Several months| 3 Children S Sets 2 after his death she moved to this | 4d Y¥Y ee are showing a line of children and misses’ sets | place and made her home with her! b: 2 from $1.25 to $12.00. The styles are such that a 4 daughter. The cause of her death a child will not outgrow. was cancer, from which she was a " great sufferer for many years. Mrs. Reeves was the mother of | four sons and two daughters, all of | whom survive her: Daha and Rob- | |¢ ert of Sayre; George W. and John 'M., who are in the Soldiers’ Or- phan School at Chester Springs, i , Mabel Clara Kaufelt of Athens | § and Lena May of Syracuse. She| 1s also survived by her father Wm | Carner and Mrs. John Havens, of || Cliemung; Mrs. E. S. Spalding of Waverly, and Mrs. S. G. McKib- It only Make this You can make Is what we are interested in. will interest you. We mean To Keep Up Interest. *# Everybody works at our house to give you the 2 A fact to be borne Dressing Tables Large and Small Mirrors Home Furnishing Department Men's and Boys’ Sweaters \ | piano they sell, and they are right 8 ation. In fact you have the piano BN | on one year's trial, if you so desire E26 | Should it prove unsatisfactory or bin of Big Pond. Wednesday at or oe) best values at the lowest prices. A liberal sav- ing on every dollar's putchase of us. Dress Suit Cases, Tranks, Bags, ete A Handsome Assortment of JE interment in Tioga Point cemetery. Crockery Dep’ t. Dinner S52 ts, Tea Sets, Vases Lamps, Toilet Seis, Bric-a-Bae. Collar and Cufl Boxes Shaviog Stands Wardrobe Trunks, Steams. Trunks Carpets, Rugs, Art Squares Carpet Sweepers Linoleum, Door Mata, jg | not as represented at that period > your money would be cheerfully refunded. funeral arrangements, B FREEDMAN 3 | 308 Ec RP WAVERLY Ns Y- DATE CHANGED Athen—The date for the High = school entertainment this week has | — been changed from Friday, Dec. | y& 1 Thursday, Dec 3a: This :|LEHIGH AND SCRANTON COAL At the Lowest Possible Prices. A PHOTOGRAPH OF YOURSELF OR BABY FREE with a Doliar Purchase or over, Iith to 15th inclusive. REESER, KESSLER, WIELAND CO. SASS A aX Ra aR BLAGKSNITHING HORSESHOEING AND GENER. ERAL REPAIRING Hava had over thirty years’ ex- perience in practical ‘horseshoeing and guarantee work to please. Your patronage solicited. The East Wav- erly Shop. W. E. MILLER. one of the best of the course i our people cannot afford to miss it. | Durno, the wonderful magician, at| High school hall, Thursday, Dec. | Tickets on sale at Sanford's | Did you ever have any real drug store. en comfort in trying to warm your =! feet at an ordinary radiator? Fas oe He “7%! sell the finest line of bronze on the market. All colors. IR. h 8 TALNADGE Plumbing, Heating, Tinning, Both "Phones. decom L. B. DENISON, M. D. H. H. Mercereau, Attorney-at-Law Notary Public Special attrotion Ww Pension Papers Valley Phoa= 11 X 119 Negmond Strect Miss oa Vaily attended the | funeral of her aunt, Mrs John | = | Allen, at Towanda today. | m a Elmer Ave, | A.C. Arnold went to Towanda | this morning to attend to a suit in | | court asa PY. at interest. | 64] > 34 | description of these beautiful 48 pianos. A visit to our Sayre store ot ] RX RR ‘are all that we claim. Each and | every piano is of a reliable and well ATHENS. piano sold D.S. Andrus & Co. will give free a handsoge stool to as a witness today. your own choosing, a music book, J | Sto tore, both phones; or at the Erie stree | adelphia last ev ening. in a | Be A a 3 Equip your radiaters with our | Just a word about our easy pay~ Try an ad in The Record. | | which can also be used as a field was in town today. O J warming sbelf on a dining room — - ua 1 yr — ua ity what the other fellow misses be- cause he didn't buy. juror at Towanda this week. newness 0 | Greatest Holiday Sale of Fi [ rniture Now On At was amicibly settled Saturday, fm y © 0 ine U i © 0 n It is generally conceded we not only carry the largest stock, but the finest piece of furniture will be garked in plain figares, and the prices so low Space will not admit even a brief @/ will convince you that the pianos known make. Further, with every Murray Clark is attending court| sh the case, a stylish scarf of ne year’s tuning, and all deliver Oniusg Sai bo Jat 3% Wit 22300 9 y "VY J. Frazer Purse yotame) to Phil- y F . ) | COLEMAN HASSLER, Foot Warmer | Miss Anna Beardsley of Smith-| 4 radiator, and then youll know! yo. Ovbards is serving as| For decorating radiators we grade of Farniture made. Every that it will be a temptation to buy | John B. Ackley has een acting | OQ | as attorney in several suits before | | 5 Justice Johnson’ s court Yecently. | Asvra — A number of the Protestion hose | | uniforms are missing and the fore- | man is anxious that they all be | pd A. H. MURRAY, M. D. Wm. B. McDonald, D.D. S. SPECIALTIES: Aer mutteds 11 (80 sie reroll Wt opoe. Diseases of th- Ey, FEa-, Nose and {jons on the mouth and teeth. i | m 2 an the Proper Witdag of Glue 10% Sioats Blr Ave Mrs. T. H. Chamberlain and SOB Hours 91% 1.5; 7-8; Sandsya by Es GLOBE STORE Herbert, who have been the guests | THE GLOBE “lof her sister, Mrs. Scoonover, | pred Py Ofc, Wharloek Block. ———— | "<tvr0<d to their home in Wyalus- | ing this morning. er, Office, Rooms 2 and 4 Talmadge Building Eimer Ave Va le: Phone at office and residence during this great money saving sale. Xmas is soon here and we want to un- load our MAMMOTH STOCK Now on hand. Now is your golden opportunity to buy a FINE GRADE OF FURNITURE CHEAPER Than any p'ace in the Valley. THIS IS NO CHEAP FURITURE Bought especially for this sale. All goods bought during sale will be stor- ed for Xmas delivery. A timely visit will repay you. GRUMME'S DESMOND ST. SAYRE, PA. BOTH PHONES. Store With a Reputation for Quality. OVER T d3V ILVHL S141 HdILIdINA As the Thanksgiving rush is now over, Murphy H. C. Johnson will hold his | of weekly singing school at the Bap- | tist church tomorrow evening. All | are invited, whether attendants at | that church or not. w & Blish, the stylish tailors, are prepared to make you on the shortest notice one of an . | S. M. Scoville and little niece, | | made this firm popular. | Irene Whitcomb, who have been | = | visiting his son J. M. Scoville, on | oO | Cherry street, returned to their < > home in Overton today. Mur h & Blish | The segolar monthiy mecting of ma ) ithe Ladies Library ciub will be pe | held at the Spalding museum- hel {library building tomorrow after | |noon at 2 o'clock. A very inter-| [I] | esting program will be rendered. Mrs. Haverly, Mrs. Rinebold and Miss Corbin will sing the Angel Th Trio by Rubenstein, e those swell suits, such as have # SAYRE, PA, HI4V1dd00V Lockhart St., Next to Postoffice. »
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