DERS AND PREPAY FREIGHT OR EX- PRESS ON PUR- CHASES OF $s00 OR OVER. specs FUR AND SHOE Now On. Ending Saturday, January 20th. KARNER S Sale includes every pair of Shoes and every Fur Piece in our store FOR CASH ONLY. Special Price List of MEN'S SHOES SAYRE, PA. Store Closes Daily at 6 P. M Except Saturday Evenings, L. V. R. R. Paydays and Two Evenings Succeeding A Special Stock Reducing Event. Hits Every Department. uary Clearance Event Fur and Garment Women’s Tailored Dept. Suits SECOND FLOOR - FRONT. Were At about one-half true value. Styles distinetly $ LIS good and garments seasouable. They go at factory 190 cost and less and embrace many kinds. 619 One lot was, $30.50 Now $22.00 7.57 Une lot, 25.00 17.00 758 Oue lot. nN 17.00 . R050 One lot. n0 15.50 8.87 One lot. . 2067 16.00 + 87 One lot, 19.67 15.00 “50 Une lot. 15.89 14.35 £90 One lot. 15.67 14.25 9.57 One lot, 17.00 13.00 11.50 One lot, 14.67 0.50 4.25 One lot, 13.67 890 8.587 One Jot, 12.67 #.00 One lot 10.98 5.00 Special Clearance 950 1600 212.50 20.87 Women's Coats at about one-half to two-thirds val- a 100 ue. Sorted out in lots regardless of color and style . 12.00 and have priced them at 25.00 $3.57 $4.59 $6.37 1.00 537 7.50 4.50 5.89 837 4.69 6.00 9.00 Third Floor Bargains 35.00 One lot, six patterns 9x12 Smith Tapestry Rags. Regular value with us £16.37, now $12.50. Two patterns, all wool Symra Rags, reversible, £22.00 values, $15.00, One lot Shiek Velvet Rugs, no two alike, Regular value $1.89, £1.39, Juvenile Section SECOND FLOOR. Cuts that appeal to people that know, and Carriage Robes, $3.00 value now $200 $1.59 value at 3.75 value now 2.50 600 value at They are China Sheep and loeland Lamb. Its Our Jan- Special Price List of BOYS’ & GIRLS’ SHOES. ATHENS Special Price List of WOMEN'S SHOES. Groceries The Charlotte brand of early June peas are small, even sized, sweet, tender, succulent, values at 2 for 23c, Saturday, Very Special, 4 Cans for 3lc 85 00 Nettleton 4 00 Walk-~Over 3.50 Walk-Over 3.00 Geo. EE. Keith's 2.50 Nox 'Em All . 00 Nox 'Em All . 8400 $400 Burt's 320 330 Patnoan . 280 1300 Grover . 3 00 LaFrance . 200 Dons 160 1350 Bernalda 60 High Grade Furs at Lowest Prices We must close out our entire stock of Furs this month. We are-not considering cost, but are offering them at prices that will move every fur piece. hi NN N NN Ww o $2.00 Nox 'Em All 5 Nox ‘Em All . 1.50 Shoes 1 25 Shoes 1 oo Shoes 75 Shoes . $1.60 140 5, 2 yi Now $1.19 1.90 3.90 49 1.90 5.40 5.25 41.89 5.57 6.00 6.25 847 190 4.00 7.90 14.50 14.50 14.50 11.60 4.50 15.50 18.00 17.00 23.00 FURS Black Coney Isabella Oppossum. Grey Squirrel Imitation Ermine Grey Squirrel and Ermine combined Nutra Australian Oppossum Water Mink, satin lined Isabella Oppossum Grey Squirrel Japanese Mink, brocade, silk lined . Japanese Mink, brocade, silk lined Blended Mink and Squirrel. Mink and Ermine combined Sable ’ Black Martin Black Martin Japanese Mink Japanese Miok Imitation Chinchilla Isabella Fox Isabella Fox Isabella Fox Isabella Fox MUFFS. the new shapes. Black Couey Mink Nutria. Isabella Fox Misses’ & Children’s Goats § 397 Now $ 2.50 1.89 2.90 4.97 3.50 5.67 1.00 One lot. 5.37 3.90 One lot. 8.67 Also a too varied list in colorings and materials with over lace colors at §1.89 and upwards, Women’s Top Skirts - F At a little better than one-half price, {73 $2.37, now $1.69, and others up to £13.00. SITET HILL & BEIBACH CArE Best of Everything Lockhart St. I fg \/x OR SAR 2 40 good : » 2.00 > LAN | * ’ 0 ERS CABINS ERIN’ J | “ Yas California Navel Oranges oe $38 50 Jap Mink . 15.00 Colinsky 4 50 22 0 Isabella Fox : 6o0olsabella Fox. . . . 3 20 00 Isabella Fox . . 3 I 18 00 Isabella Fox 5 00 Isabella Fox . $24.50 $1000 Isabella Fox . 8 oo Isabella Fox . . 8600 $6 50 Oppossum . $3.50 275 228 425 300 95 a Nice color and sweet, break- fast size, 1g for . Larger size, 13 for 126 size, dozen . 1 lb very best Green Japan tea . : 1 Ib Karner's special coffee The two for . 2 cans red salmon . 3 cans pink salmon . 1 Ib shredded cocoanut 314 lbs best ginger snaps 7 Ibs cheap ginger snaps . 4 qts beans . 1 bu potatoes Finest storage eggs Strictly fresh eggs 5 00 Oppossum 4 00 Oppossum 8 00 River Mink 0 oo French Coney . 1 50 French Coney . No Rebate Checks Given or Taken During This Sale. LAYS & ST LOCK ARY STREET, Ss 1 BICYCLIST STRUCK BY A TROLLEY w Will Kellogg of Milan Had iy Miraculous Escape from Seri- | Sd ~N y 30 Oppossum ” 6 St §.75 8 co Oppossum : 4.25 w o 1000 Oppossnm $ 9.50 10.06 10.50 11.25 $11.67 12.00 nN ~~ nn Nw O 3.50 22 1.35 7.00 8.37 15,00 te wr we oun 5.67 1476 30x58 One lot, was Oge lot One lot Une lot Cream cheese . 10 lb pails fine butter . Roll Butter 10 bars Acme soap 10 bars Oakleaf soap 3 cans Monogram syrup . 10 lbs Morley's Buckwheat 2 boxes Honey . 42 table Pickles 6 Ibs Cottosuet . Compound Lard, 6 for . Supreme Pure Lard . The meanest prices on the best flour. Standard Pastry flour Minnesota Bread Flour White Wings Bread Flour Cyclone Bread Flour Spray Bread Flour Niagara fancy bread flour . 3 Ibs finest oyster crackers | 1 box BlancoCero. . . . } Greek- American Coulee qui 38 tion and Candy Store. Nice Special Fresh Mixed a. candy, 3 pounds R Mixed Chocolates, 2 lbs Nice Fresh Mixed Chocolaes 21bs 35 Nice Fresh Candy pr Made Every Day 8 43 Fancy Box Candy . Fruit of All Kinds 23 Desmond Street, 537 Go Carty gl.50 - 4.25 At least 15 patterns in Toboggans and Tam O'Shan- ters from 25, 29 and Sc to #. and 39¢c. “ J 2 \ ST) - : Sa \ ST NRT RRINIRR ATHENS. Miss Dorothy Beaman returned to Troy last evening Formerly ; ous Injury Saturday Night 2% Athens— When he quit work at the bridge works Saturday night, E38 Will Kellogg mounted his bicycle d started for his home at Milan BLACKSHITHING Ww When he reached Payne street, HORSESHOEING AND GENER- | opposite the Robinson house, he | ERAL REPAIRING. saw a street car coming up the 130] — | street and a team coming along on 1 35 | Have had over thirty years’ ex-|the side of the street on which he v.48 {patience ln preeiisal horseshoeing| was riding. He slowed up and in |and guarantee wor please. Your 45 | patronage solicited. The East Wav | his efforts to dodge the team lost 28 | erly Shop. W. E. MILLER. evening, and he is no longer val uable. Gomplete Line er OR The union meeting will be con- tinued. This evening's meeting ee L will be held at the Presbyterian reed Lode retarned to Gladys, church and Dr. Simpson will have Vest Virginia, last evening charge. Mr. and Mrs. John Goodwin, formerly residents of Towanda, twenty-five years ago and recently 1.25 1.2 Starrett's and Sawyers Fine Mrs. Fred Stacey spent Sunday with her parents in Towanda | control of his wheel and ran into | | the approaching car. He was Sayre. LEACH VALLEY R. R. (In effect Dec. 3. 199%.) Trains leave Rayre as follows RASTBOUND Te M. Dally for Towanda, nkhen Pittston, Wilkes-Barre, Mascs Ta, Allentown, Bethlehem, Fhiladeiphla, Baltimore and AE, He. a M. Dally for Joakbasnock Piutston, a Summit Springs. | ilk Haven, Mauch Chunk Allentows, hia, Baltimore | _ New York, Philadeip snd Washiagion (Waverly goa AM) Week day oui. 1 for Athens Towsnda Mon ew Albany EE re: falter: ) Wyslusing, Lacey on and Wilkes-Barre wah (Waverly ny A au) Daily for | Towanda, rittstou, ives gare ee emmt Springs, Pesan Haven Junction Mauch | > RH eatown. Bethishem New York, Phil Baltimore and Washington A. M_ Sunday only, for Athens, Mu Ulster, To Wyslasing a ville, Meshopren ‘and Tuskhaonock. (Waverly 1233 FF. M Dally for Towands Tunkhanpock, Fittmon, Wilkes-Barre, Giles Summit Manch Chunk, 4fentown mi springs | New York, Yhiladeiphia Baltimore and lagton P.M. Daily except Sunday, Black Die- . mond Rxpress, for Towanda Tunkhes sock, Pittston Wilkes Baste, Liu sei mil Chunk, Allentown, Bethiehem, New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington PM (Waverly sas P M.) Week day guly far Athens, Ulster, Towanda, Moo | roeton, New Albany Dushore, Satter Halls, Williamsport Wyalusing, Lacey ville, Tankbangock, ¥iitston snd Wilkes-Barre WEsSTBOUND, A.M. Daily for Geneva, Buffalo, Nisan: A pt Dian Detroit, Chicago, Bt = Grave, Joe Rochester, NT eicne for Niagara Falls, Torosto | | 10: Chicage A Wa hos Asys only, for Lockwood, Spencer, ithaca, Jramts Jeu! rh bop 1 i ale on ok Rs ry Geneva, Rochester, ff Se Du Puffle 340 ’ taken, Hayts Corners, Geneva, Clifton ctor, Rochester Caledonia, Pets Sues Connects for Niagara "alls, Detroit, iri eho west Rapes, except Sunday, Rack Dis TES =i vo BR rears. Rochester, cat Bataris, Buffalo. Commects A Falls and Jogauia Toromto. A.M. Daily for Lockwood Exen | 5 Ithaca, Rl va Sag Lockw Odesas oe Bor Valols, oad, Gilbert, Varick and Geneva Paily for Ithacs, Trumansburg, later for Geneve, Rochester, RE Pale Detroit, Chileago, pach Sot ily fa Lockwood, Van Ettes, Trumansburg, Hayls Spemoer, tian, Fromemsters. CE ACAURN DIVISION, AM Wek only. fot Oweg, Mrve. North Edward Montgomery spent Sun- of New York, are visiting at Henri gE Tr, PhP Ss ERT | day with his parents in Elmira Stulen’s a few days. They intend to make their future home in this H F. Maynard and Distnict At- vicinity. torney Mills were in Towanda to- day. F. A. Armstrong received news of the death of Mrs. Sarah Arms Dr. Vansice has been sent for to strong's aunt, Mrs. Sarah Thurber go to Jekyl Island to care for some Apalachin, N.Y. Her funeral horses ie will occur tomorrow afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Dayton of 2:30 o'clock and Mr. and Mrs. | Towanda, were in town Saturday | Armstrong | will attend. evening. E.G Kingsley and C J Beards- Dick McCabe visited his son ley of Smithfield, were in town this over Sunday and returned to North morning on their return home Rome this morning. from Mansfield, where they have The Lady Griffin Rebecca desire been in attendance to the annual the presence of every member at meeting of the Citizens’ Mutual { their merting tonight. Telegraph Telephone company. , Robert Templeton of Ulster, was Mrs. W. W. Miller is very sick elected a director. at her home in East Athens, and they have sent for the children TOUHEY'S S HOTEL Henry Thomson, a Spanish War | soldier of Sayre, has been granted | Brerything New sod Up-to-Date First an inciease of pension to $24 per month. Mrs. P. A. Sherman, who has |becn visiting her son Thomas returned to Smithfield | this morning. Thomas Ave, Opposite L. V. Quien, Rates $1.50 Por Day. A.J. GREEN Fdward Payne and a college CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. friend, Fdward Wellower of Cor-| plans and“Estimates Furnished |nell, spent Sunday with Mr. | 535 Stevenson Bl. Sayre, Pa. | Payne's parents. | "REAL ESTATE BARGAINS ! Hon I. T. Hoyt and Charles | “take | Small Farms, Large Farms, Good Build- Clark went to Harnsburg last, g traite. well watered. Ho eyening to attend the special ses- and Lots for sale or exchange. All at bargal ri Houses to Lt. sion of the legislature. Byres. ANDREW EVARTS, Room 2, Talmadge Blk. Mrs Lizzie Adams returned to | Home phone 61-u ———————EEEEEE Towanda this morning after visit~ ing her nephews, T. F. E-and Cj H. H. Mercereau, Attorney-at-Law R Moody in this place. Notary Public A trolley car ran over one of to Valley Phous 11 X. Harry Crandall's valuable dogs| near the Forrest House Saturday }13 Dasassi Ses, { Sherman, | i 1 Ib Karner's special Coffee | 1 box Blanco Cero. . . . ) 4 bottles best bluing . : 10 bars Swift's wash'g powdr. 10 bars Swift's Pride soap . 5 Ibs best rolled oats 1 box Blanco Cero . 1 box Cream of Wheat . 1 box Blanco Cero . 1 box Banner Oats 1 box Blanco Cero . ? box Zest and pretty dish 1 box Blanco Cero . . . 1 box Saxon Wheat food 1 box Blanco Cero 3 boxes shredded wheat 1 box Blanco Cero . 4 cans delicious corn 4 cans Van Camps’ pumpkins Sirloin steak . Porter House steak . . . . | Pork roasts, rindon . . . . 12 Pork Chops, rind on . Pork Chunks, rind on | Pork Steak, rind on . — | Kib roast, boned and rolled . 2; Ibs round teak Head Cheese “Our Own” Liver Sausage “Our Own" Scrapple, “Our Own” Sausage “Our Own" Link Sausage, 3 Ibs Hamburg steak 4 lbs pickled pigs feet . Frankfurters Best chuck roasts . Good chuck roasts Meaty neck cuts i 8 >» v- Mechanical Orders can be left at at West Sayre Store, both phones; or at the Erie | yards at Sayre, Valley Phone 27m. ‘COLEMAN HASSLER, Ag 25 | A191 Specialties.§ 32 OFFICE—SAMUELS BLOCK. 32 SPECIALTIES: | Throat, and the Pro 2% |es. Hours uy 1 21 { | oopolntment, Offon Whee ox Offios, Wheelock BI oek er Fitting of 25 | 10 101 Advertise in The Record Y.| a 25 | tific performance of 10 | tions on the mouth and teeth. 104 South Elmer Ave, oy | OVER THE GLOBE ORCHESTRA thrown violently to the ground. Two men who were passing at the time and saw the accident went to the injured man's assistance. After getting him on his feet it was found that his face was bleeding profusely from a cut over his right eye and one on his right cheek. Mr. Kellogg was taken into Dr. Holcomb's office, where his injuries | were taken care of. After a short rime he recovered sufficiently to | continue his ride home. The wheel, though badly battered is all right, but his dinner pail was “all broke up.” Millions Involved In Forgery. NEW YORK, Jan 15 ~The Seton | Norfolk and Western stock forgery 1s rapidly unfolding ftself as a giguntic i plot, in which a large number of per | sons were concerned, to flood the coun with bogus stock, principally of and southwestern steam and The police have | opened Seton's box in the Standard ee | Trust company and found that it con- | tained stock worth millions of dollars {if It bad the value Setou claimed for |it. The $4,300,000 of bogus Norfolk | and Western stock certificates were pot found, however An Enemy Did This, NORTH TONAWANDA, N. Y,, Jan. | 15.—The cigar factory owned by Wi. | liam Reich was destroyed by dynamite | at 2 a. mw. Fire broke out and con- sumed a block of six buildings, includ- ing thé City Atbletic’s headquarters, a | hotel owned by William Grose, a barber | abop and two barus falling downstairs in the bo being nearly suffocated by smoke. The loss is $10,000. Enemies of Relch placed the dynamite in the ol- gar factory. Leoubet Will Not Be a Candidate. PARIS, Jan 15 The election of a new president of the French republic will be coincident with the convening of the French national assembly on | Wednesday. President Loubet bas | atated that he will not be a candidate for re-election. which seems to leave the cholce between Clemont- Armand Fal Heres, the newly elected president of the senate, and M. Doumer, of the chamber. Tools Kept in Stock. — BOLICH BROS’. HARDWARE rr Desmond St. Sayre. § Is absolutely per- fect. [It can always be improved if you know how. It is our business to sug- gest and supply im- provements in the Plumbing and Hegty | : ing Line. We would like to Al system, a fine lava- tory, a “NATURO" closet or a porcelain tub in place of the pow have, may: be what you want How about it? ~ R. H. DRISLANE, Contractor and Dyer
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