WE FILL MAIL OR-
DERS AND PREPAY
FREIGHT OR EX-
PRESS ON PUR-
CHASES OF $5.00
OR OVER.
SAYRE, PA.
Evenings Succeeding
prices on winter
seasonable merchandise at the very short
It is our way of keeping shop. We allow no
hers and get your furs at
Manufac-
turers’
Cost toUs
We are
Coney, Water
if
4
+
Coats and Suits
You Get
Them at
Factory
Cost to us
Our determina-
QJ 4 mu
Diaalt 248 7
In these you will ind Broad-
Zibilenes, Homespuns; all garments of character
Preioventory offer
1 with good corrugated paper, 9c.
price.
Baby Carriage and Go-Cart
Robes
China Sheep at
China Sheep, lined at
leeland Lamb with
L300
3.75.
quilted wool and satin
lining. They are curly wool, very flufly and
nice $4.50 10 $8.50
$1.20 Square Yard.
Customers already buying tell us that they were
asked $5.00 and 310.00 for no better,
Ladies Sweaters
Preinventory price for the newest zig zag weave,
large pearl buttons and military loops, $175 and
aod
: m11
Square
$3.25
Ladies’ Sleeveless Wool Jackets
Beautifally woven, soft sasony yarns, come in ox
Fy quality, 14 Cents Yard.
blood and cream colors. Preinventory price £1.60
Our New York Photographer will be here from the
8th to 18th of January. A free coupon will be given
each purchaser of §1 or over January 3d, {th and 5th.
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2 gl a ul TP
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is BEIBACH
CAFE
Best of Everything
_ Lockhart St.
4
Ee Re s
EACH VALLEY R. R.
{In effect Dec 3, 1908.)
Trains leave Sayre as follows
; RASTBOUND.
: : A. M. Dally for Towsods Tunkhao-
Ju) | sock, Putsion, Wilkes Barre, Mauch
Chush, Alleniown, Bethlehem New
Baltismore and Washington
A. M. Daily for Tunkhannock, Pittston,
Wilkes Clea Summit Springs,
White Haven, Mauch Chunk, Allentown,
New York, Phlladeiphin, Baltimore
A oM. Ayia M) Week dam
Abend, Ulster, Towanda, Mon
guy. fot sew Albany, Dusdore, Satur:
alls,
3 Tuskhsanoek,
Wyslusing, Lacey-
and Wilkes-Barre
AM {Waverly 5 EB ou
A M) Dally for
Wilkes Barre, Cles Sammit
, Beth
Baltimore and Washi gion
A.M Sesday oaly, for Athens, Milan
Ulster, ToWanuds Wyslusing, Lacey
ville, MesBOf pen and Tunkbanaock
(Waretly 13233 FP. MM) Dally
fo Te Towne, Tunkhausock, Pittston
res Bars Glen Summit Spri
, Mauch Cheuk, Allentown,
Tem, New | York, re ry Baltimore and
Shas Dally e3cept Sunday, Black Dia
mond Bxbiean jor Tow , Tunkhan-
Pittston, Wilkes Barre ‘Glen Sum-
inn Allentown, Bethlehem, New
Philadeipbis, Baltimore and Washington
PM TN ou) Wess jar
a New hany Dushore, Satter
, Wiiameport, hoa Lee
Tuakhapnock. Pittston
WESTBOUND,
Pittston and Wil Barre
1:98
¥ Jodi Toromto.
: for Lockwood, Van Men,
= Siencer. iihaca, Tramemsberg, Hare
a
Curaers, Rochester
runes for or Wlagare pans, Toreats
Qenev
Detroit,
A.M. Daily
ars Palle T
Louis and points west
AM Dally for Geneva, Rochester, Co!
Buffalo. Compects for
Basle, Niag-
Chicago. Bt
gis ni
Ven Ellen, acs
- Borers. Genre.
Baers Genet
§ Sst Ee SE Rochester,
0.
for Lockwood Odessa,
BE Valols, Lod|, Gilbert
Daily for Ithaca, Trumsusbory, Inter
y , Genevn,
Clifton
hc Csimis
ig Counects for Magus | Valls
Chicagn, 51. Louls and points west a
EM CE BA.
Palle, Detroit, Chicago
and points west,
an Inte,
Bn de, Trams, are
AUBURN DIVISION.
On the Brink
“What made rattled when
you were giving your testimony io thal
jury trial?” sald Grace
One of those lawyers was a beav
I'd just thrown down = confessed Dora
“and | was scared for fear he'd ash
me my age out of spite and | never
was on oath before —Detroit Fred
Press
you so
BLACKSMITHING
HORSESHOEING AND GENER-
ERAL REPAIRING,
Have 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.
LEHIGH AND SCRANTON
CCAL
At the Lowest t Possible Prices
Orders can be left at at West Sayre
Store, both phones; or at the Erie stree
yards at Bayre, Valley Phone 37m.
COLEMAN HASSLER,
The Modern Way
They met at a party on Tuesday
went to the theater on Wednesday and
the following Sunday he proposed
“1 love you.” he declared Will you
marry me?’
“1 will,” she replied. “But didn't It
take you a joug time to make up yow
mind? —Detroit Free Press
Weather Probabilities.
Falr; west winds
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
H. L. TOWNER, M.D.
Specialties.
Diseases of Women and of the Rectum.
Hours—7to%am,1w 8, 7to8p. m.
OFFICE SAMUELS BLOCK.
| Valley Telephone 27x. 128 Lockhart St.
A. H. MURRAY, M.D.
SPECIALTIES:
Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat, and the Proper Pitting of Glass-
|»a. Hours—8-12; 7-8; Sundays by
appointment. Office, Wheelock Block,
Closing Stock Quotations
Money on call W to XI per
mouey and mercantile paper une
In rates
Closing prices
Amal Copper TY
Atchison sis
B &O 13
Brovkiyn R. 7 Ty
C&S]
Ches & Olio
Chi & Northw
I) &H
Frie
sen
time
hatged
Y Central Hay
rf & West iy
8 RR 16g
siding iy!
wk Island 2%
Paul 151
withern Pac ©“
thern Ry A FA
put. Ry. pf. lui, |
Kar 151%
as Paci Dy
on Paci
S Steel
q Steel pf
West Unlon
Electric
Hil Central
La kawanna
louis & Nast
Manhattan 1a
Metrupaiita
Missouri Pa:
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“CHAR ERR RET IY
FEF
1a
New York Markets.
FLOUR Steady. but
patents 3 Jy wx int
winter exiras, §.
Min Jacsota
Aud
“wees | E BAKER
- of Carpenter and Builder. .
HAY-8teady . shipping, og good to |
Waverly, N. Y
Minileo
WHEAT Ther wus a4 m ‘
vance in wheat bascd or frm al
ports of frost in rdia i or
Pprulessionals May : Ly ¥
“8 re
£0]
ot CTE
STRAW Steady ng rye, Weg iix
HE ANS Fas, marrow, Ey medi
um. RG.@lio. pea. LTS, red kidney
WOOL Seuady domest
He Ps Qu sal
Hix Tu 18) i i
cast, 196, liwgik mi, lk
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BUTTER -Btrung ommon to
extra, TQS state dairy. common to ex-
tru, 1% 2x renovated, common 0 extra
10 gy Jae western factor) common
Orxts «lobar iM !
CHEFHE ~8teady unchanged |
EGOS -Steady . unchanged
POTATOES Quiet. Bermuda
rel, BULG. Maine, Vermont a
per bug $1 si 2
LIVE POULTRY Unchanged, fowls 11
Hie dueks, 131% old roosters
turkeys, 17018 spring” chickens lylX
vese, 130714 Yup
“DRESSED POUL FRY Steady: froa {OVER
killed fowis, choles, 10%W4ilk 4 Fair ¢ |
d. 13 turkeys, choles and far
My Tc do, fair to good 170 Lx du
Hise. old roosters, nearby
ona choice, 1516 western hickens
choice, 14g lt westera chickens, fale
to good. 11g | geese, 11QTK i
| 17 Pleasant St.
fleece, Jo
ummon ‘a hot
Advertice in The Record.
‘Wm. B. McDonald. D.D. S.
per ‘tar. | All modern methods for the scien-
4 eastern. | tific performance of painless opera-
| tions on the mouth and teeth.
104 South Elmer Ave,
THE GLOBE STORE
LOOMIS OPERAHOUSE
ORCHESTRA
Suis Sp Up-to-Date Music furnished
foF halls, Part na al Sizes of Bee-
olds
reamers
Kw
hick
Live Stock Markets.
CATTLE Beye ply Hght, market slow
cholcs, prime, 5 1000 2
ht, market lower
ums, Yorkers and
WS Sopuiy Emad
Oring Ieimbs, B WES
Fred Hosmer is in Ulster today
on business,
Fay Mitchell returned to State
Otis Wells and wife went to Han-
Lawyer Corbin was in Towanda
on business to-day.
Mrs. Cc . W. Tidd is
from a severe illness.
recovering
Uncle Job Morley of Burlington
was in Athens today on business,
The offiecss of Perkins Post GA
R, will be installed Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. A. C Arnold went to high-
lands this morning for a visit with
relatives.
Charles Hosmer has the contract
for painting and paperning No. 3
hose house.
Miss Mary Doran and brother
M. B, have gone to Onconta to
visit their sister Mrs. Ronan.
Mrs. Mary P. Bosler of Brook-
lyn, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J.
A Bradley and will remain until
spring
Miss Arra Vandemark enter-
tained the ladies’ whist club last
evening. Miss Edith Stulen was
awarded first prize.
Mrs. Sylvia B. Norrish will give
an account of her California trip at
a temperance meeting to be held
in the Baptist church Sunday even-
ing
Archie McVaugh has returned
from Williamsport and will stay in
Athens a few days. He and his
wife will return to Montrose next
week
Mrs W. A. Kelley and Miss
Josephine Gore returned from
Canton last evening. Miss Gore
resumed her journey to Sheshequin
this morning
A son was born yesterday after-
noon to Mrs. R B Park, and he
has been named Robert Bruce
Park, Jr, to perpetuate the name
of his father, who recently died.
Mrs. Frank Little sent their
white dog to Tunkhannock on the
early morning train, He was
labelled and checked through, and
seemed to anticipate the journey
with great pleasure.
The next national encampment
of the Union Veteran legion will
be held in Columbus, Ohio. This
will be the twenty-first annual and
preparations are being made to
entertain the comrades in a royal
manner.
Ralph Osborne returned to
Schenectady this week, where he
has charge of the largest electric
locomotive in the world The
number of these locomotives, and
they find that they answer the
purpose admirably. In time elec-
tricity will take the place of steam
on all of our railroads.
The Athens W. C T, U. will
meet at the home of Mrs. Osborne,
corner of Willow and N. Main
streets, Friday afternoon at 2:30
Mrs. Osborne, the superintendent
of Mother's meeting will have
charge of the meeting at which
time a question box will be con-
ducted that will be very helpful
Mothers are especially invited.
Get a Free Sample To-day.
Bauer's Instant Cough Cure and be
convinced that it is the best. It is
guaranteed to cure or your money re-
funded. C. W. Giddings of Week's
Mills, Me,, writes, “Your Bauer's In-
stant Cough Cure is a good seller and
gives the best satisfaction of any
cough medicine on the market. |
have never had a bottle returned. If
1 sell one bottle they are sure to come
after the second one and tell thelr
friends of its merits. [I will send an-
other order soon.” For sale by H. L.
Gillespie and Child, Waltman &
Young, Sayre.
case men
Bauer's Syrup or Prunes
Is the new Laxative Tonic that is so
highly recommended for the cure of
Constipation, Liver and Kidney trou-
bles, impure blood, headache and all
Ills arising from an unhealthy state
of the bowels. Syrup of Prunes is
mild and pleasant to take. When In
need of a mild laxative or a thor-
ough cleansing of the system, try Syr-
up of Prunes, it causes no griping or
unpleasant feelings.
Old Comrades Entertained Their
Friends in a Royal Manner |
Last Evening
Athens— Comrades and their
friends to the number of thirty~five |)
sat down to an elegant banquet at|
the Campbell house pn
noon. They came from far and |
near and enjoyed it immensly. The }
installation of officers followed at
Grand Army hall, Major Gore act-
ing as installing officer. Rev. H.!
G. Blair, the new Colonel Com-
mander, made a most eloquent and
impressive speech on assuming the
chair in which he lauded the brav-
ery and fortitude of the private
soldier. Comrade Blair served in
the ranks of the
Bucktail regiment that saw hard
fighting from beginning to end, and ||
he knows all the hardships of the ||
Union soldier.
a most appropriate address,
though not in the service he is well
acquainted with their sufferings |
and hardships, for he had a brother |
who was killed while battling for |
his country and now lies in an |
unknown grave in the southland. |
We feel that he almost has the]
qualifications to be a comrade for!
he gave us so many evidences of |
his interest in us.
CONTRACT LET
FOR OIL WELL |
Expected That Actual Work will
Commence Within
Weeks
Athens—The contrdct for put-
ting down an oil well was let last|
evening to Whitney & Warner and
they will get their machine here at
once and commence operations on
the lands leased by the Athens
Mining company in the vicinity of |
the Barney Kain farm. The con-
tract specifics that work is to begin
within three weeks. The well is |
to go down 1500 feet and if oil or
gas is not reached at that point]
they are to drill joo feet deeper.
The committee for the mining com- |
mittee is Geo. H. Stimson, Frank
Schrier of Athens, E. W. Manning |
of Waverly, and FP. Murphy of
Sayre. The company will have al
§ SHOES. ‘Sayre, Pa,
FURS
E FURS
Prices Will Not Be ae This Season
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For Another Purpose
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2 We intend to close out our entire stock of Furs
A within the next thirty days and have put a. cul
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Early Buyers Will Have BestSelection
Sale Strictly Cash
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YOUR FEET
|
| A, Did ever have any resl
| 3! BE ss comfort in trying to Warm your
feet at an
Equip your radiaters with our
{Foot Warmer
which can also be used an
{| warming shelf on a diniag room
radiator. and then youll know
what the other fellow wisaca be-
caus be didn't buy. :
For decorating radialors we |
sell the Sues. line of bronze ou the §M
market. All colors. i
TH R. TALMADGE 8
Plumbivg, llgaling,
Tinning,
RE ooh Tome, Elmer Ave,
The Valley Record, 25¢ a Month.
Bring Your Job Printing to|
- ELMER A. WILBER,
Wholesaler of
Murrelles Printing
WINES, LIQUORS
Office BEERS AND ALES
“The Satisfactory Place. bf pm
’ 109 Packer Avenue, SAYRE, PA.
From four to eight skilled job BOTH "PHONES.
ee. |
feet drilled measurements will be |
taken and the sand and deposits
inspected
Quickest Route to Chicago, 17
Hours from Sayre |
Leave Sayre this afternoon and arrive |
at Chicago at 8 o'clock tomorrow morn- |
In time for connections for west- |
ints. This is visa Lehigh Valley,
Mi Central or Lake Shore Rall-
roads. Sleeper $3.00 double berth from |
Buffalo. Best services and
finest roadbed —unexocelled
Break up Your Cold |
And cure your Cough with Bauer's
Laxyne Quinine Tablets. Guaranteed
to cure Headache and Grippe. Price
25 cents. H. L. Gillesple and Child,
Waltman & Young, Sayre.
INVALUABLE TRAINING. |
Scientific Knowledge as an Ald ©
the Commercial Bide of
Business. !
The supreme gir of sclentifie train. |
ing in method, declares W. Burton In|
a recent address to the Staffordshire |
(Eng.) pottery classes, is the power to |
see. “How many problems are there
that present themselved to us every
day io our businesses that really disap
pear are no longer problems If we once
see them clearly. The commercial or-
ganizer of a business has two prob
lems always facing him-—first, the ecu-
nomical production of his goods, and
second, the disposal of {these In the
market A scientific training, in so far
as it gives knowledge tending to the
solution of these problems, 1s of direct
value to the commercial aide of busi.
ness. Many problems can be solved
only by scientific methods But manu.
facturers should not look for immed! |
ate results from the employment of a
trained man. Remember, he must have
time to apply his science to your In-|
dustry. He must have time for experi:
ment, and must be given both leisure
and fullest opportunity to follow out]
these lines of prolonged and system-|
atic investigation, on which alone scl- |
entific knowledge has been built”
A Ranne.
Stella—What happened when the
boat turned turtle.
Bella—Cholly turned lobster —N., Y,
"anes LEADING.
DRAYHNAN. "
Bepecial care and prompt) at.
Talmadge Building, Elmer‘Ave., Sayre,
Valley Phone 142a.
WE PRINT
If You Are Looking for An
Up-to-Date Line of
Don't Fail to Visit Murphy & Blish.
Their Display is the Most Complete ever
shown in the valley.
Murphy & Blish
SAYRE, PA.
Lockhart St, Next to Poste