E NEVER SLEFSg
One window full of remnants from
inventory at 5c. Your choice.
An enamel ware sale at 10c, your
choice. Those who have bought
the ware we sell.
218 Desmond St., Sayre.
322 8. Main St,, Athens.
The Man Who
“Gets There”
Is the man who has blood
—peal rich blood-—-and
plenty of it—in his body.
Driggs” Wine of Cod Liver Ol
Makes blood lots of it—
life-giving, brain-nourish-
ing, strength-replenishing
blood.
75c Per Bottle.
G. M. Driggs
tn Dr.
‘New Sayre View Paper
In box and tablet
form, now on sale
Great Removal Sale
Of box paper, tab-
lets, blank books,
stationery, sup-
plies, etc, begin-
ning
MONDAY, JANUARY 15,
and continuing for
two weeks.
§ WEBER'S BOOK PARLORS
PERSONAL MENTION
John McGee of Laquin is in
Sayre today greeting his many
friends and acquaintances.
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H. H. Mercercau went to To-
wanda this morning to transact
business of a legal nature.
Miss Jenale Flory went to Beth-
lehem this morning where she will
spend Sunday with friends/
BE Mr and Mrs. Edward B. Gilles-
pie of Sayre were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Williams of
The Valley Record
“All 156 30% that’s fit to print”
SATURDAY. JANUARY 13, 1806
LOCAL BREVITIES
Ladies’ $4.00 shoes selling for
$298 at H. Sattler's.
Attend the after inventory sale
of clothing at Murphy & Blish's.
Heavy fleeced underwear for 33c
at Kaufman's bankruptcy sale.
Smoke Peer’s Straight Five, a
fine fragrant cigar
Big bargains in shoes at Kaul
man’s bankruptcy sale.
Rev. J. Petrie will preach at the
Baptist church tomorrow morning
and evening.
Suits and overcoats sold regard-
less of cost as store must be vacated
February:. H. Sattler.
There will be a social dance at
Pharmacy hall Monday night, Jan-
uary 15. Come for a good time.
250 2t
200 silk vests, all sizes and colors
ranging in price from $300 to
$600, must be sold at $1.50 at
Kaufman's bankruptcy sale.
For ladies—LaFrance shoe
$2.25; New Century shoe $1.98;
Radcliffe shoe $198 sold at H.
Sattler’s.
The postoffice at Avoca and sev-
eral residences at Minooka and
Moosic were broken open and bur-
glarized recently.
If you have never caten oysters
fresh from the shell then you don't
know the true flavor of the oyster,
Kasper handles nothing but shell
oysters, 226 South Desmond St.
Vivian Gay, the three-year-old
child of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gay
of S. Wilbur avenue is ill of scarlet
fever. The house has been quar-
tined by direction of the health
authorities.
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Hardly Sufficient to Safely
of Sayre
In view of the burglaries and
petty thievery that has been going
on in Sayre recently it has been
suggested that the council should
provide another police officer to do
duty nights, One policeman in
the business part of the town itis
claimed, is hardly sufficient to in-
sure fair protection against midnight
maurauders and desperadoes
Under present conditions Officer
Voegel covers the business section
including the territory in the First
ward on the cast side of the Lehigh
tracks. His duties require him to
go to the hose house on Packer
avenue and report each hour during
the night to the central telephone
station. [It is an easy matter under
there conditions for crooks and
theives to keep the officer located
at most every hour of the night,
whereas, if there were two men
patrolling the same territory, there
would be less opportunity for
cracksmen to do their work. While
the Record is not willing to add
unnecessary taxation to the taxable
inhabitants of the borough it never-
theless beleives that this is a ques-
tion which should be discussed by
the borough council.
ENA BUNTING
It has been said about Miss Em-
ma Bunting, who is to appear at
the Loomis next week, that no one
has ever seen this charming little
lady who did not have a desire to
do so again. Her piquant face,
fascinating manner and perceptible
love of her art, demonstrated by
the manner in which she essays her
different roles, all leave an everlast-
ing and favorable impression. Miss
Bunting has the support this season
of one of the strongest acting com-
panies ever seen at popular prices.
The scenic and electrical effects
carried by this company are said
to eclipse anything ever seen in
repertoire, the construction of both
having had the personal supers
vision of Mr. Earl Burgess. The
specialties are exceedingly high
class, among them being Herbert
P. Powers, the popular comedian,
Al. Rayno's troop of bull dogs,
the greatest animal act in America;
Davis & Walker, colored entertain-
acrobatic evolutions. Ladies’ 15¢
tickets have been issued for Mon
day evening. Matinees will be
given on Thursday and Saturday
FUNERAL TOMORROW
The remains of Charles Case,
who died in Granville, this county,
on Thursday, were brought to the
home of his mother, Mrs. Valena
ip
MORNING
|
DED THS
The Well Known Lehigh En-
| gineer
Mrs. Emma Knapp, wife ol
| Edward W. Knapp, the well known
| Lehigh Valley engineer of No. 412
West Lockhart street, expired this
moming about five o'clock after a
week's illness, Death was due to
acute gastritis. The deceased was
38 years old and is survived by her
husband and four children. She
had resided in Sayre for several
| years and was held in high esteem
by all who knew her, and her death
will be generally regretted. The
arrangements for the funeral are in
charge of J]. W. Grumme's under
taking establishment and they will
'be announced later.
ENCNE KILED TWO COWS
Train number 8 on the Lehigh
| Valley, which passes through Sayre
lat 8.40 each morning struck and
{killed two cows near Pittston Junc
[tion yesterday morning. The sec-
tion where the accident occurred
lis known among railroad men as
“the slaughter house.” There are
no fences in the immediate country
surrounding the tracks and many
|of the miners keep a goat or cow
| The animals manage to saunter on
|the Lehigh tracks about the time
trains are due, and then there is an
increase of mortality rate in the
animal kingdom
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THE “HOT AIR ARTIST”
The telepraphic réports sent out
from Sayre concerning the alleged
letter from the “Black Hand" re-
ceived by lke Samuels, the Lock-
hart street jeweler, are making their
appearance in the papers published
in surrounding towns. The reports
are in abbreviated form and contain
placed under arrest and that when
searched articles of a similar pature
{were found upon his person
Speaking of “hot air” shooters,
what do you think of this for a
hberal dispensation of super-heated
atmosphere.
LEFT FOR THE WEST
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Cary left this
morning for Denver, Colorado, and
upon their arrival at that place they
will determine upon some point in
hat section in which to locate per-
manently. As heretofore stated in
these columns Mr. and Mrs. Carey
have gone to the western country
| hoping that the climate will be of
{great benefit to Mrs. Cary. Mr.
and Mrs Cary's many friends in
Sayre exceedingly regret the neces-
sity of their leaving Sayre but at
the same time will wish them well
wherever they may be.
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Aid the Condemned Murderer
Who is Scheduled to Die in
the Electric Chair This Month
The members of the Medico~
Legal society of Flmira have re-
ceived a blank copy of a petition
which is designed to secure execu-~
tive clemency for Albert T. Patrick
{the brilliant New York lawyer who
1s sentenced to Sing Sing this
month. The Medico-l.cgal Socie
[ty has conducted a rigid investiga
{tion of the manner 1a which Rice,
{the man whom it is claimed Patrick
{murdered, met his death and a
| committee appointed by the society
{say that death was the result of
|natural causes Elmira citizens
will be asked to sign the petition
and it is stated that similar petitions |
have been sent to every city of
importance in the state,
Executive clemency is Patrick's
last chance. For nearly six years
Patrick has fought for his life in the
courts, and each decision has been
against him. Whether he can in-
duce Governor Higgins to interfere
in his behalf remains to be seen. |
; Guilty or innocent, Patrick has put |
up a great fight and his case will,
go down in history as a fine exam |
ple of the manner in which the|
machinery of the law may be used |
to retard the ends of justice.
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RETURNED TO WORK
John Adam, the clerk in the
First National Bank, who some
days ago fell from a ladder in the
Valley house while attempting to
reach the roof in order to adjust
the ropes on the government flag
| pole, has almost entirely recovered |
from the effects of the injuries he |
'received and returned to work at |
the bank this afternoon.
DANCE THIS EVENING |
i
Harvey Gray gives the ninth of a |
| series of dances in Eighmey's hall |
(this evening These dances are |
| probably the most popular ones
held in the valley and a large
crowd will be in attendance this
evening. Loomis opera house
orchestra will furnish the music.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
In the absence of Rev. Wood |
‘tomorrow Evangelist Brady will]
preach morning and evening. The |
morning theme will be “The Pre-
eminent One.” Evening, “The
| Apostolic Sinner.” Interesting mu
| sic, short scriptural sermons.
Genuine Leather Seat
Imitation Leather Seat
Cane Seat, Wood Seat
Well made and finished in Maple and Oak.
Large range of prices from the very cheap-
est to the very best---and between.
PICTURES FRAMED.
CALDWELL'S FURNITURE STORE
Desmond St., Sayre, Pa.
Special Shoe Sale!
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Ending January 2
This is your opportunity to shoe yourself and family for
a little money. Sale includes every pair in the store
For Cash Only
Men's $4.00 Shoes for $3.00 Ladies’ $3.50 Shoes for $2.50
350 2.75 3.00 225
2.50 2.00
2.50 2.00 200 1.60
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Boys’, Youths’, Children's and Misses’ at the
same discount
EB, A. CARL,
Packer Avenue, Sayre, Penna.
Take a Policy in the | Bargains in Choice
N. P. EL: Building Lots
You Do Not Have to Die to Win £500 buys a Stedman St. lob, 50x140.
| $500 buys a Hopkins St. lot, 650x150,
It Protects You in Sickness or Accident | oy corner Stevenson and Stedman,
Pays Dividends Each Five Years | Lot on Allison St., central.
Has the Largest Membership of Any Lo- | $1500 buys new hous and lot near
cal Organization in Sayre
silk mill,
| Ai A300 buys a house and lot, corner
Pald In Sayre During Five Years: iver and Lockhart,
For Disability. ... vous TLBITA0] ST190 Hien DEW Bouse, 4
For Death 1,000.40 | PrOTCmenta, i
For Dividends . 16.281.19 $3100 takes seven room house, North
Assets Nov. 1 $2,225,000 | boy OS rE pa Lot
Benefits Paid
4,750,000 |
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E. F. MERCEREAU, k
There is no nook nor cor-
District Manager,
SAYRE, PA. 112 Desmond Street | 1ST Where The Valley Rec-
VALLEY PHONE 11 4 ‘ord does not circulate
SALE!
Case of No. 310 North Main street |
yesterday, from which place the |
funeral will be held tomorrow after- |
noon at one o'clock. Rev. C. A |
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RUNAWAY LAST NICHT ;
A white horse atached 0 args CONTINUING the balance of this month we offer Our Entire
On Dryden lake, about forty
miles north of Sayre, ice ten inches
in depth is being harvested. In
this section, however, the recent
"Alger J. Finch sustained a con-
fusion of the little finger while at
work in the blacksmith shop this
>
morning. He struck the finger
with a chisel.
Mrs. Isadore Sweet of Monroe
on, S. N. Wallace of Owego, Frees
man Wilcox: of Ulster, and Ella
Mrs. Fannie Abel of Ithaca,
Mrs. Susic Page of "Milan, Mrs.
ence Dill of Sayre, and L. J.
idall of Athens were discharged
the hospital this morning.
drill Alonzo House was
on the arm by particles of
and necessitated his going to
hospital for repairs.
he successful revival services
e West Sayre Church of Christ
change in the weather has again
depressed the hopes of the icemen,
W. T. Goodnow, president of the
Sayre Land & Water Company, has
been confined to his home on Park
place since Tuesday, suffering from
a severe attack of neuralgia accom-
panied by grip. Although his
condition has not been considered
serious he has suffered from severe
pain and yesterday the family phy-
sician was called several times.
Mr, Goodnow's many friends will
hope for a speedy recovery.
The new local representative of
the “International Correspondence
Schools of Scranton, Pa., desires to
meet all students of Sayre, also
non-students, who wish to take up
some special line of study, at his
office, 27 Lockhart building, at any
time, day or evening. Circulars
on any of the 190 special courses
and information rrex. Come in
and see what we have to offer you.
Brady, who is conducting revival
services in the Church of Christ in
West Sayre will officiate. The
culosis of the bone, and for months
had been in a helpless condition.
His wife died in Elmira last sum-
mer and the body was brought
here for burial.
NOTICE TO CONSUMERS
payable at the office of the com-
pany. Ten per cent discount will
if paid on or before January 31.
Metered bills and flat rate bills for
delinquent after January 20.
THE Savre Water COMPANY
NOTICE 70 TAXPAYERS
All taxes must be paid on or
|buggy dashed down Desmond
[street near midnight, and those
who witnessed the occurence say
{ that the driver had lost all control
{ of the animal, but as no one was re-
ported killed or injured it is assum-
ed that the frightened animal was
eventually checked in its mad ca-
reer.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
On account of ill health of
owner, a long established mercan-
tile business in this valley
‘offered for quick sale at go per
cent of stock inventory. Address
inquiries to Business Opportunity,
care Valley Record, Sayre, Pa.
203f
ADMIRABLE PERFORMANCE
The “Dora Thorne” company
played to a capacity house at the
Loomis last night. The perform-
is
Stock at from 25 to 33 per cent reduction
$20.00 Suits for $15.00 $12.00 Suits for $10.00
18.00 Suits for 13.50 10.00 Suits for 8.00
15.00 Suits for 12.00 8.00 Suits for 6.00
30c and 75¢ Knee Pants 39c, 0c and 75¢ Shirts 39c,
0c Heavy Working Gloves 37c,
Heavy 50c Fleeced Lined Underwear, Clearing Sale 27c.
Remember, the price on every article in the store, except-
ing the Howard Hat has been reduced.
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Murphy & Blish,
cent will be added.
\times was of a most affecting
re, so much so that tears
from the eyes of many.
Sayre, Penna.
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Lockhart Street,