SAYRE, PA. WE FILL MAIL OR- FREIGHT OR EX- OR OVER. Dept. FURS Black Coney Isabella Oppossom. Grey Squirrel Imitation Ermine Nutria Australian Oppossum Water Mink, satin lined isabella Oppossun Grey Squirrel Japanese Mink, brocade, silk lined Blended Mink and Squirrel. Mink and Ermine combined Sable Black Martin Black Martin Japanese Mink Japanese Mink Imitation Chinchilla Isabella Fox Isabella Fox Isabella Pox Isabella Fox MUFFS, the new shapes Black Coney Mink Nutria. Isabella Fox . Goats One lot, was . Ope lot One lot One lot. One lot. One lot. Evenings Succeeding uary Clearance Event Wers At about one-half $ LS 190 6.19 7.57 7.59 ~ 8.50 8.67 Ty 8.89 90 0.57 11.50 435 6.57 13.67 cost and less and em One lot was One lot. Oue lot. One lot. One lot, One lot, One lot One lot, Une lot, One lot. Une lot, One jot. Une lot true value, brace many kinds. 25.00 b> 8 rl 20 21.67 19.67 18.68 18.87 17.00 14.67 13.67 12.67 10.98 17.00 17.00 15.50 16.00 15.00 14.25 14.25 13.00 9.50 8.00 9G 00 809 750 16 00 21250 20.67 7.08 12.00 25.00 387 15.00 ae, $187 4.00 4.50 4.69 $4.59 537 5.89 6.00 150 $6.37 -r FR 837 9.00 $ 050 10,00 10.60 11.25 12.00 11.75 8.37 15.00 10.36 £1200 values, $15.00 Now § 250 | Regular value $1.86, 200 1.50 4.00 L680 389 4.97 5.67 5.37 8.67 5.37 Cats that appeal t and Carriage Robes, $3.00 value now 8 At a little better than one-half Deo FSI SaaS Ne N78 3.75 valae now price. Formerly ters from 25, 20 and DANO now $12.50, no two alike, 81.36, » people that know, 2.00 $1.50 value at 800 valae at ep and leeland Lamb, OVOTE arts 21.50 4.25 your attention the fol lowing special proposition: I will give for Gold crowns, 22k, 30 gauge, to $5. Bridge work, per tooth, $4. Gold fillings, $1 up. seamless $4 fillings, 50c¢ Extraction, Plates, $5.00 25c¢. to $8.00. to The gold I use is prepared Feb. 3, and for CASH only. by J. M. Ney, 106. CENTER STRE ET. M. PROCAS, ik Greek-American Confec- tion and Candy Store Nice Special Fresh Mized candy, 3 pounds Mixed Chocolates, 2 Ibs Nice Fresh Mixed Chocolaes 21ibs Nice Fresh Candy a Made Every Day § Fancy Box Candy Pruit of All Kinds § 322 Desmond Street. i 25 § ET BLACKSNITHING | HORSESHOEING AND GENER-| ERAL REPAIRING Have bad over thirty years’ ex- in practical horseshoeing and tee work to please. Your patronage solicited. The East Wav- | erly Shop Ww. E. MILLER. A. H. MURRAY, M.D. SPECIALTIES iy TD) EEE COAL At the Lowest Possible Prices. Orders can be left at West Sayre Drug | ! Btore, both phones; ya COLEMAN MAN HASSLER, Hn L TOWNER, | M.D. Specialties.} Diseases of Women and of the Rectum, OFFICE-S8AMUELS BLOCK. Valley Telephone 275. 128 Lockhart Be. Carpenter and Builder. 17 Pleasant St. Waverly, N.Y. Wm. B. McDonald, D. D. S. All modern methdlls for the scien- tific performance of painless opera- up| EST St arnt of Falulas ope Tuesday — Wednesday" The Family " Damn Matinees. toiner. the greatest tions. 104 South Elger Ave, OVER THE GLOBE STORE. night, Ladies James S. Hines has gone to Berkshire. FA Gillette is confined to his! home with sickness. Miss Janette Robinson of Troy, is visiting Mrs. Fred Stacey. S. L.. Bennet went to Springville this morning to spend a week with friends, The P O. S of A. will hold a poverty social in the Sayre P.O. S, of A. hall tomorrow evening, Mrs. Isaac Strope of Burlington, has been visiting her son Adolph Strope and returned home today. The union evangelistic meeting this evening will be held in the Presbytenan church. Rev. Allen will be in charge. The V alley Telephone company | have been obliged to put in a! larger cable on Maple streetto accommodate the service. Miss F. B. Savage has been the! guest of relatives in Athens and | Sayre a short time and returned to] her home in Clarksview, Pa. this morning. Hiram Struble of Ithaca has been visiting in this vicinity. His | mother, Mrs. Emeline Struble, lives | in Litchfield and he came for the | purpose of scene her John C Forbes has been visit- ing his daughters, Mrs. E. D.| Campbell and Mrs. Ezra Sackett | for a few days, and returned to] North Rome this morning accom- | panied by Mrs. Campbell. Bishop ] D. Tillinghast has been staying over Sunday and Monday at the home of Rev. W. A. Kelley and went to Towanda this morn- ing. He will go to Boston tomor- | tow in the interest of the church | mission work. Clayton McKinney and daugh-| ter Laurel of Auburn, Tracy Mc-! Kinney and wife of Auburn, and Jessie McKinney of Litchfield, visited their parents Mr. and Mrs, Chester E McKinney over Sun- day. Tracy McKinney and wife will remain in Athens a few days. The high school boys have ors ganized a track team with Harry Voorhis as captain. Every morn- ing they are out before the chick- ens get off their roost, and they take a run across country and back | before breakfast. They have lately | been visiting the oil fields on the! Barney Knin farm. TALKS ENTERTAININGLY OF THE KLONDIKE Athenian Tells Some Interesting Facts Connected With That Far Off Field of Gold Athens—Delmer A. Parks is one of our Athens boys who has seen quite a large share of the world and he has had experiences that would make interesting reading, were he not too modest to repeat them. He has been to the Klon dike, having spent 1897-8 in the| Yukon region. During the cold scason all the streams up there except the Yukon are frozen solid | and all the water they can get, even for drinking purposes, is obtained by melting ice. The great glaciers are formed of ice that has been accumulating for centuries, forming | a solid mass hugdreds of feet thick | and these occasionally break up| and come thundering down the mountain sides into the valleys below, covering everything in their way. The gold is obtained from | the beds of the streams by digging through the debris that washes from the mountain side. Mr. Parks | says that the rich resources of the | country are only beginning to be realized. Mr. Parks returned home as soon | as the spring warmth opened the way for him to get out of the, country. The ‘ground there is frozen to a depth of a hundred feet and it takes a long time to thaw out, ! ding a ft uary 2, but has now recovered so that he can walk without crutches. He went to Towanda today. A NEW MARRIAGE BILL. Senator Cobb Would Safeguard Fool- Ish Yeung People. ALBANY, NY Jan 16-A bill aimed to prevent the marriage of per sos under elghtecn years was intro duced by Seaator Cobb of Watertown It provides among otber things that all persons desiring to be married shall ob tain frown the county clerk where the wolnan is to be performed a Heense, aud safe guards are thrown shout the Issuing of the licenses Among its is a require ment (bat uo lleense shall be issued Ly the county clerk to auy man under the age of twenty oue years or girl under the age of eighteen unless the written consent of the parents or guardians of the persons under age are obtained and dled The act also proliibits marriage be tween first cousins and negroes or mo with white per provisions Iattoes of either sex CHEROKEE ABANDONED. Captain Archibald and Mates Driven From Wrecked Liner—Maills Saved, ATLANTIC CITY. N. 1, 16. — Captain Archibald the life saving crews have almndoned the stranded steamer Cherokee When they left the steamer to the fate of the elements waves were roll ing over the deck and pounding against the pliot house, which was the last ref- uge of the captain and his little band of The Lig vessel, which is valued at about $300 00) will probably be a total loss Captaiu Mark Casto, sensational rescue of the steamer, Jan who made the sixty persons went out to the accompanied by Captain C. M. Kessler and a small crew, and brought ashore all the mail bags and baggage War on Mad Dogs. BOSTON, Jau. 16 At the request of Austin Peters. chief of the cattle bureau of this state, Dr. Benjamin D bureau, visited Great Barrington and nearby towns today to investignte the outbreak of rabbles in southwestern Massachusetts. Dogs found to Le af fected with the disease will be killed, the affected section will be murzied A number of persons have been bitten has Leen expressed Ly residents of that Harper's Charities. CHICAGO, Jan. 16.- It is announced that the estate left by the late Pres! dent Harper of Chicago university Is sinall and consists almost entirely of It is estimated that Dr. Harper during his life gave between $35000 and $0000 to the Auerican Institute of Sacred Litera tyre, a publishing concern in the work of which Le was greatly interested. He also gave much mouey to newly stu dents, but the amount of this will ney er bw known. It is sald that the en tire estate {s given to the widow with out reserve, Typothetae Expels Twe Firms. WASHINGTON, Jao. 16. At a meet ing of the Typothetae of Washington action wns taken expelling the printing firins of Clarence E. Davis aud Judd & Detweller, the two local concerns which have signed with the union for a closed Shop SB an | apd an elght hour day Weather ather Probabilities. Fair and colder; south winds FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Closing Steck Quotations. Money on call steady at § per cent Prime mercantile paper. bUlly per cent Exchanges, RS 08. 7TH. balances, § 35.5 Closing prices Amal Copper... 1Us% N.Y Central Norf & West 113g Penn R R Reading Rock Island St. Paul Southern Puc Southern Ry South. Ry. pf Sugar Texas Pacific Union Pacific U. 8 Bteel U. 8 Steel pf West Union Atchison B &0O Brooklyn R. T Cc.C.CaBtL. Ches. & Obhlo Chl. & Northw D&aH Erle. . Gen. Electric... LL Central Lackawanna louls & Nash Manhattan pL Metropolitan 18% Missouri Paes... M04 “yy 0 New Yerk Markets. FLOUR — Steady, but dull, Minnesota patents, $5008; Winlee straghts, $3 9004, winter extras, SLBSQ3 IE, winter patents HREAT- Continued unfavorable weath. er eg from 1ndis and ry Argentine | ¥ eoupl with er cables v : sborts were good buyers M Bte RL, to extra, Tere, state dalry, common 0 extra. rose | renovated, common to extra, LWw@ac CHEESE} Firm, stats, full cream, small and large, and white, Septembar, fancy. oe October, best. 153g1i%a., late made, small, colored and white, aver. age best 12%« large, 13% fair, 114%J 13c.; skims, full to light, 3% ll%c Easy, state, Pennsylvania and nearby, fancy, selected, white, Bx : choice, XQGTi« mixed, extra, 2443 southerns, 18g HAY Steady Soutic. , good to choice, MgC STRAW Steady, BEANS. Quiet RGa210. pea. LT 2 the En turn EGGS Cehipping long rye. EUS marrow, BW. medium, ; red kidney, £275 WOOL Steady | domestic fleece, By Isc HOPS Steady; state, common to cholece, 18, Jogi; 194, 1 olds bys Pa cific coast, 1906, 10g ak , 1904 $l; olds ne AVE POULTRY Quiet; fowls, 13g. ; ducks, 1bGlec ; old roosters, Sg%.c.. tur Keys, 156516 spring chickens, 11Q1% geese, 14 DRE SSED POULTRY ~Flrm, fresh kill. ed fowls, cholce, Mc., do, fair to good Ig turkeys, choice and fancy, 19g 0.. falr to geod, 17@1% ; ducks, 119 + op old roosters, $c. hearby chickens, western chickens, «holce, western chickens, fair 10 good, I? 10130, kc. ; ; Eeese, Live Stock Markets, CATTLE — Bupply fair; ke! lower, choice Ta Mo, prime, Blogs 5; veal calves, rime. non Socata fair; market lower, mas, i aE SE ¥ Walk- Over $3.50 Shoes, now C4aFPRe Best of Everything 3 Lockhart St. Sayre. TOUHEY'S HOTEL , Everything New and . ond Cpls Date. First Sn Accommodations. Thomas Ave, Opposite L. V. Station. Rates $1.50 Par Nay Savre. | LOOMISOPERAHOUSE ORCHESTRA Btrictly Up-to-Date Music furnished for Balls, Parties and all manner of Soo- ial Fanctions, either public or private, Any number pieces desired will be far- nished. Call Valley Record for terms, eto Advertise in The Record A.]J.GREEN CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Plans and Bstimates Furnished 025 Stevenson St, Sayre, Pa. (ERICH VALLEY R. R {Im effect Dec. 3, 1908.) Trains leave Sayre as follows KASTBOUND Daily for Towanda, Tunkban- A Pittston, Wilkes Barre, Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Bethichem,K New 04] Chun Baltimore and Washington A.M. Dally for Tunkhannock, Pittston, Wilkes-Barre, Olen Sammit Springs, White Haven, Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington AM (Waverlyb4sA. MM.) Week days aly for Athens, Ulster, Towanda, Mon- New Albany, Dushore, Satter 5 ans Williams , Wyalusing, Lacy} ville, Tunkhannock, Pittston and Wilkes-Barre. Waverly ; A. M.) Dally for er sanock, Pittston, Wilkes Barre, hh Sammit Springs, ite Haven, Penn Haven Junction, such ion d Allentown, Bethlehem New York, Phil adelphia, Baltimore snd Washington. A.M. Sunday only, for Athens, Milan | ' Ulster, Towanda, Wyslusing, Lacey: Ye. Meshoppen and Tpnkhaunock MM (Waverly 1323 P. MM) Dally 12: HE for Towacds, Teaknassoek, Pittston Wilkes Barre, Olen Summit White Haven, Mauch Chunk, Allent Mn hem New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and washington P.M. Daily except Sunday, Black Dis- mond Kxpress, for Tow , Teakhan- pock, Pittston, Wilkes Barre, Glen Bum- mit Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Bethichem New ork, Philadelphis, Baltimore and Washington P.M (Waverly 4s FP. M.) Week days | only for Athens, Ulster, Towands, Mon- | roeton, New Albany, Dushore, tter- | alls, Willlamsport, Wyalusing, Lacey. | eo Barre | WRSTBOUND. A.M. Dally for Geneva, Buffalo, Niag- ars Falls, Toromto, Detrolt, Chicago, La Louis and points west A.M. Daily for Geneva, Rochester, Cal- edonis, Batavia, Buffal>. Connects for | Niagara Falls and Toronto 34 0: M. Dali RY for Lockwood, Van Hitem, | 6:10 Tia ca, Trumansburg, Hayts Corners, Geneva, Rochester, = Batavis, alo. Conpects for Nlagera Falls, Toromto, Detroit and Chicago A M Week days only, for Lockwood, Van Ktilen, § cer, Ithaca, Tyum | J bury, Hayts ers, Geneva, Roc ter, Batavia, Buffalo and Nisgars Falls P. M. Daily for Geneva, Rochester, J Caledonia, Batavia, Buffalo ictor, Rochester, Caledonia, | 50 oft o. Connects for Niagara Valls, I Chicago St. Louis and points west Daily except Sunday, Black Dia- b: 3; Eo Hxpress, for Geneva, Rochester, B: 23 Corners. Geneva and Manchester, AUBURN DIVISION, De, ara Falls Detroit, Chicago, M. Week days culy, for Owego, Free I EN & ond Athans. 1:58 M pay for Lockwood Burdett (Watkine) Valols, Lodl, irr Varick and Geneva Daily for Ithaca, Trumansbary, Inter jakew, Ha Corners, Geneva, Clifton | P.M Daily for Lockwood, Tan Kites, Spencer, Ie ach, Trumansburg, Hays | is and points west hoist Daily for FERERED a Gomplete L —OF— Starrett’s and Sawyer's Fine Mechanical Tools Kept in Stock. BOLICH BROS’. HARDWARE Desmond St. Sayre. NO HOUSE Is absolutely per- fect. Itcan always be improved if you know how. It is our business to sug- gest and supply im- provements in the system, a fine lava- tory, a "‘NATURO" closet or a porcelain tub in place of the old copper tub you now have, may be what you want. How about it? 4) re — H. R. TALMADGE, | Both ‘Phones. Elmer Ave, JOHN GC. PECKALLY, DEALER IN foreign and Domestic Fruits. Olive Oll-=Quats 4 rt 86e, Gallon $3.00. 16 different kinds of Macaroni at low prices for this week. No « Rlizabeth St., Waverly §:? H. Mercereau, . Attorney-at-Law Notary Public fpecial atteation to Pension Papers. Valley Phoae 11 X. Be Nam ad east R.A. DRISLANE, Contractor and Builder cors.| Pln0s and Estimates 103 Lincoln Bt. 1K}
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