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
216 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 Oil
Makes blood —lots of it
life-giving, brain-nourish-
ing, strength-repleaishing
blood.
75¢ Per Bottle.
C. M. Driggs
Bank Building,
Sayre, Pa.
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
C. E. Alling, representing the
Alling & Cory wholesale paper
manufacturers, was a business
caller at the Record office today.
Attorney David Kaufman of
Towanda is transacting legal busi-
ness here today.
LOCAL MENTION
Raymond Vanness of Towanda
underwent an operation at the hos-
pital this forenoon.
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~~ For ladies—LaFrance shoe
“. $2.25; New Century shoe $1.98;
Radcliffe shoe $198 sold at H.
s.
Miss Grey of Troy, the teacher
of music in the Athens high school
~ fendered a solo, “The Dream of
Paradise, at the union services at
the Methodist church this evening.
s
Dr. Siggins, president of the
Electro Medical Institute of Penn-
sylvaaia, is still at the Tioga hotel
in Waverly, where he is being con-
sulted by patients from all parts of
_ the valley.
io The Noyes of the Lehigh
5 Valley in this section were made
happy today by receiving their
_ regular monthly pay checks, The
- amount distributed was a large one
and will probably equal the pay of
last month, which was one of the
: Sauget in the isory of the coms
FIRST ANNUAL BALL
The Sayre Acrie of Eagles have
invitations for their first an-
‘ball which is to be held on
y evening next at Eighmey
indications
The Valley Record
“All the news that’s fit to print”
MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1906.
LOCAL BREVITIES
Ladies’ $4.00 shoes selling for
$268 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 Kauf-
man’s bankruptcy sale.
The extra session of the Penn-
sylvania legislature convenes at
Harrisburg today.
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The streets of Sayre, Waverly,
and Athens were lined with the
usual pay day crowd.
Suits and overcoats sold regard-
less of cost as store must be vacated
Februaryi, H. Sattler.
There will be a social dance at
Pharmacy hall Monday night, Jan-
uary 15. Come for a good time.
210 2t
200 silk vests, all sizes and colors
ranging in price from £300 to
$6.00, must be sold at $1.50 at
Kaufman's bankruptcy sale.
Forty per cent reduction on fine
and medium grades of ladies’ mus-
lin underwear. Other rare bars
gains in all lines. Gregg's Racket
Store, Waverly.
According to a well known law-
yer located in the western part of
the state, the issue on which the
nexe legislature in the state will be
chosen will be a two cent fare.
If you have never eaten 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.
“The spirit of winter is with us,”
shricks a patent medicine adver-
tisement. Guess it must be the
spirit, as no one appears to have
seen the real articles lying around.
The home of Charles Gay on
South Wilbur avenue has been
fumigated by Health Officer
Brougham. Mr. Gay's daughter
Vivian, has been suffering from
scarlet fever, but is recovering
nicely.
Emma Bunting, supported by an
excellent company, opens a week's
engagement at the Loomis opera
house this evening. Miss Bunting
is a favorite among theatregoers in
this valley, and from the decided
interest manifested in her appears
ance, the success of , the engage-
ment is already assured.
Reduction sale for the next 30
days at Gregg's Racket store,
Waverly. Heavy reductions on a
wide variety of clean, bright, sea.
sonable goods. You've got to buy
this kind of goods at ome time or
another. We are overstocked at
the pros time, and need the
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nell Undergraduate
nurse who has visited this place
the announcement of her marnage
on Wednesday evening, January 10,
to Omin R. Knowlton, a wealthy
Cornell undergraduate.
Miss Sullivan's marriage is the
culmination of a romance which
began with a coasting accident
which occurred in Ithaca about a
year ago. Mr. Knowlton and a
party of friends were coasting on
down the slope missed his bearings
and plunged the party into a curb
Several of the party were seriously
injured and among them Mr.
Medical examination
disclosed the fact that he was quite
seriously injured and instructions
were given to have him sent to the
nearest hospital. He was taken Jo
the hospital and the care that was
bestowed upon him by one of the
nurses in the institution was of
such a character that after he had
been restored to health Mr. Knowl-
ton decided that he could no
longer do without it. The nurse
whose ministrations were partly
responsible for his recovery was
Miss Sullivan. A courtship fol-
lowed and on Wednesday last cul-
minated in a wedding. The happy
couple are forever blessing Buffalo
hill, coasting sleds, erratic steers-
men, and all other agencies that
contributed in any way to bringing
them together.
Miss Sullivan is an orphan, and
on account of the many visits she
has made to Sayre, has a host of
triends in this place, all of whom
will unite in wishing her happiness
and extending to her husband con-
gratulations upon his good fortune.
MAY BE MAUDE BAYES
The residents of Callicoon in
Wayne county are more or less
excited over the appearance of a
strange girl about 12 years old,
who, it is said, has been living in a
barn and has been acting as though
demented. There is a suspicion
that she may be Maude Haynes,
the young Susquehanna girl who
disappeared from her parents’ home
in that place nearly three weeks
ago. Captain W. B. Glass of the
Erie police force, and the police of
Susquehanna have been notified.
RECEIVED INVITATION
The members of the Sayre Aerie
of Eagles have received an invitat~
ion from the Aerie at Geneva, N.
Y., to attend an entsrtainment and
smoker to be given in that city on
tomorrow evening. Similar invis
tions have also been received by
the Elmira, Ithaca and Waverly
Eagles, and the Geneva organiza’
tion is making preparations to give
the visitors a royal time. It is
quite likely that many from Sayre
will attend the entertainment.
VISITING OLD FRIENDS
Fred E. Willson, who with his
wife formerly conducted a music
studio in Sayre, is greeting old
friends and acquaintances in Sayre
today. Mr. Willson is now engag-
ed as a travelling salesman ahd his
territory 1s mostly along the pic-
turesque Hudson river.
dles the celebrated General Schuy-
ler" agar.
FUNERAL TOMORROW
The funeral of Mrs. Emma
Knapp, whose death occurred on
Friday last, will be held from her
late home on
o'clock, the Rev. J. F. War
ner, pastor of the Methodist church,
officiating. The remains will be
Mrs Caroline H. Newell, Aged
94 Years, 7 Months and 20
Days, Expired Last Night
Mrs Caroline H. Newell, aged
| 94 years, 7 months and 20 days,
| died last night at 7:30 o'clock at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. O
F Smiley of 205 Stevenson street.
Mrs Newell had been in failing
health for a long time and her
death was due to the infirmities
accompanying old age. The funer-
home tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock, the Rev. J. F. Warner offi-
ciating, and the remains will be
‘taken to Springfield, this county
for interment.
Mrs. Newell's maiden name was
Caroline Burr, and she was Sayre's
oldest resident,
weeks the senior of Miss Spring,
who now resides on Mill street, in
was named. Mrs. Newell was born
May 25, 1811, in Walbraham,
was 14 years old her parents drove
to Albany, N. Y,
sided for a time, and later removed
to Rockland, N. Y. From Rock-
land Mrs. Newell accompanied her
parents to Covington, Tioga county,
that time the. country through
which they passed was a howling
wilderness At the age of 21 She)
was married to Calvin Newell w
afterward became a minister of ~
gospel, but wha died about twenty
years ago. Since the death of A
husband Mrs. Newell has been
living with her daughter and had
been a resident of Sayre about 8
years. She was a woman of many
lections of the past were listened to
whom she became acquainted
She is survived by her
daughters,
Mrs. Amy Gustin, both of whom
states.
MISSING MAN FOUND
George H. Hibbard, who disap
peared from his home in Owego
nearly a year ago and who was last
seen near East Waverly, has been
located at Rochester, N. Y. Hib
bard's sister, Mrs. J. E. Jones of
Owego, received a telegram on
Saturday stating that the missing |
man was in the city. After his
disappearance cvery asylum and
county institution in the state was
searched, and his friends had given
up the task as hopeless. Hibbard
1s believed to be of unsound mind. |
DECISION EXPECTED TODAY
Attorney I. N. N. Beans went to
Towanda this morning and sud
ious to his departure stated that it |
was expected that a decision in the |
Plumstead tax case, a brief explan-
tion of which was given in the col-
umns of the Record some days |
Evans also said that the county |
commissioners would either in-
struct Mr. Plumstead how to col-
lect the taxes referred to or else
order an exoneration.
COLONEL HORTON RESIGNS
A dispatch from Buffalo states |
that Colonel J. H. Horton, general |
sales agent for the Lehigh Valley
Railroad Company, has resigned
of Rochester. Colonel Horton
has been in poor health for some
| time,
pany at this place over 25 years
ago, and he has many friends in
Sayre, where he is well known,
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
All taxes must be paid on or
before January 16th or five per
cent will be added.
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Children Who Have Heretofore
Walked Long Distance to
School Will Now Be Allowed
to Attend in Sayre Borough
Judge Hnning has granted the
petition of certain residents of
: Lewis street that certain territory
| adjoining the borough of Sayre on
‘the west be made a part of the
| Sayre borough school district. The
| petition was presented to the board
{of directors at their last meeting
by Attorney Paul Maynard and the
board endorsed it. The petition
was then presented to Judge Fan-
‘ning and he granted the terms of
same without delay. This
|action on the part of the court will
lallow children who have heretofore
‘been compelled to walk a cons
siderable distance to attend school
to go to school in Sayre borough
ENJOYABLE EVENT
There were 65 couples in attend-
ance at the dance given on Satur-
day evening in Eighmey's hall by
Harvey Gray. The evening was
{thoroughly enjoyed by those who
participated in the terpschorean
that Mr. Gray is to give another
party on Saturday evening next.
The Loomis opera house orchestra
will be in attendance as usual.
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c| NOTICE TO | CONSUMERS
All water rents are now due and
payable at the office of the com-
pany. Ten per cent discount will
be allowed on current flat rate bills
if paid on or before January 31.
Metered bills and flat rate bills for
the past quarter will be treated as
delinquent after January 20.
Tue Sayre WATER CoMPANY,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
On account of ill health of
owner, a long established mercan-
tile business in this valley is
offered for quick sale at go per
cent of stock inventory. Address
inquiries to Business Opportunity,
care Valley Record, Sayre, Pa.
203f
50 SHALL YE REAP
““A “As ye sow,” is the cid]
mental law of recompense in store
advertising. The plasterer who |
chant who “economizes” on pub |
licity are “two of a kind" in wisdom
and foresight.
Cane Seat, Wood Seat
Large range of
4] est to the very
prices from the very cheap-
best---and between.
Men's $4.00 Shoes for $3.00
“ 3.50" 2.75
2.50 2.00
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‘Ladies’ $3.50 Shoes for $2.50
“ 3.00 2.25
2.50 2.00
2.00 1.60
is if
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Packer Avenue,
Take a Policy in the
N.P.L.
You Do Not Have to Die to Win
It Protects You in Sickness or Accident
Pays Dividends Each Five Years
Has the ls Musibsrusip of Any Lo-
rganization in
Pr in Sayre During Five Years:
.. $21,617.30
1,080.40
For Dividends 16,281.19
Assets Nov. 1
Benefits Paid. .
EF “NERSEREA.
District Manager,
SAYRE, PA. 112 Desmond Street
VALLEY PHONE ne A
Sayre, Penna.
Bargains in Choice
Building Lots
buys a Stedman St, lot, 50x140.
buys a Hopkins St. oo §0x150.
at corner Stevenson and Stedman,
chea
Lot on Allison St., central.
$1500 buys new housy and lot near
silk mill
$1300 Yaga 3 house and lot, corner
River and khart,
$2100 takes new house, modern ime
provements, Madison street.
B Hu takes seven room house, North
er
$2000 buys modern Improved, new
house, Frederick St., Athena, Lot 02168,
F. J. TAYLOR.
| There is no nook nor cor-
‘ner where The Valley Rec-
ord does not circulate
|
$20.00 Suits
18.00 Suits
15.00 Suits
$12.00
10.00
8.00
50¢
for $10.00
Suits for 8.00
Suits for 6.00
and 75¢ Shirts 39c,
Suits