ol ware of us at other sales rec
ware we sell.
Hand Saws, 75¢, from §1.00.
Hand Saws $1.00, from §1.25.
Hand Saws 40¢, from 50c.
Hand Axes 75¢, from $1.00
Nail Hammers 25¢, from 35c.
N. P. Plumb Nail Hammers 85¢,
from $1.
Bracket Saws 10¢, from 20c.
Chisels 25¢c, from 45c.
Carpenters’ Snips 25¢, from 40c.
Pipe Wrenches 25¢, from 75¢c.
Pive Wrenches 50c, from $1
Pipe Wrenches 75¢, from $1.25.
An enamel ware sale at 10¢, your
choice. Those who have bought
mmend us highly on the quality of
“
216 Desmond St., Sayre.
322 S. Main St, Athens.
"The Man Who
“Gets There”
Is the min who has blood
—real rich blood—and
pleaty of it—in his body.
Driggs’ Wine of Cod Liver Oil
Makes blood lots of ies
life-giving, brain-now -
ing. st strength-replenishing
75¢ P Per Bottle.
G. M. Driggs
New Sayre View Paper
In box and tablet
form, now on sale
Great Removal Sale
Of bax paper, tab-
lets, blank books,
stationery, sup-
jes, etc., begin-
The Valley Record
“All the news that's fit to print”
SATURDAY, JANUARY 120, 1908.
LOCAL BREVTTE
Big bargains in shoes at Kaul
~ man’s bankruptcy sale.
Attend the after inventory sale
of clothing at Murphy & Blish's.
~ Heavy fleeced underwear for 33c
~ at Kaufman's bankruptcy sale.
: Miss Inez Keller entertained a
~ samber of her friends last evening.
.
Antique curly maple table for
sale at Rogers & Miller's, Athens.
~ There will be regular services at
the church of the Redeemer to-
Morrow.
‘There will be a meeting of the
Oriole club Sunday afternoon at
2"clock.
_ Meeting of Typographical union
413 Monday evening January 22,
200 silk vests, all sizes and colors
ranging in price from $300 to
$600, must be sold at g1.50 at
Kaufman's bankruptcy sale.
Forty per cent reduction on fine
| medium grades of ladies’ mus-
underwear. Other rare bar.
in all lines. Greggs Racket
Waverly.
Six more days and the going
business sale will be one of
past. Better buy your supply
clothing aad shoes while they
i Harvey Gray will give the tenth
|in a series of dances in Eighmey's
| hall this evening.
| Boys corduroy knee pants, age
| 4 to 14, Saturday only, 25 cents a
1 at H. Sattler’s.
| The Eaves Bunting company
| closes a successful engagement at
i the Loomis this evening.
Rev. W. H. Sawtelle of Athens
will occupy the pulpit in the Sayre
Baptist church tomorrow, morning
and evening.
Mrs. Sylvia B. Norrish will
speak at the Methodist church to-
morrow evening using her western
trip which she made rccently as
the subject for her remarks. She
will aiso give interesting incidents
of the recent national convention
ofthe WC TU
Reduction sale for the next 30
days at Gregg's Racket store,
Waverly. Heavy reductions on a
wide variety of clean, bright, seca
sonable goods. You've got to buy
this kind of goods at one time or
another. We are -overstocked at
the present time, and“ need the
money. You have the money. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
PERSONAL MENTION
A. D. Stevens was in Towanda
today on business.
*
Architect Otis E Dockstader of
Elmira is transacting business in
Sayre today.
W. K Ramey and son Robert
of Brandt, Pa, are visiting at the
home of his son, conductor D. K
Ramey on Desmond street.
Mr. and Mrs, D. N. Bentley and
son went to Towanda this after-
noon to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Bentley's uncle, Orson Bennett.
A. M. Roy of Wellsboro, editor
of the Agitator and postmaster,
accompanied by his wife, visited
his cousin, R. Wortendyke, on N.
Wilbur avenue Thursday.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Mrs. A. E. Bennett of Towanda,
Lewis Leonard of Ulster, Mrs. Til-
lie Jones and. Miss Cecil Jones of
Sayre were discharged from the
hospital today.
Frank Swartout, the Lehigh en-
gineer who was so badly injured in
the recent explosion at Van Etten,
was discharged from the Packer
hospital this afternoon. Conductor
Martin Galliger is now the only
one of the injured men remaining
in the hospital, and it is stated by
the physicians that he will be com-
pelled to remain in the institution
for at least three weeks longer,
CLOSING ENGAGENENT
In the Shadow of Night will be
the closing bill of the Emma Bunt
ing company tonight. This is the
most sensational play in the com-
pany's repertoire. Thrilling scenes
occur throughout and comedy is
introduced at opportune times. The
: ill be
Holders of Preferred Stock Win
Their Suit and Will Get 100
per cent
By a decision of the Common
Pleas court No. 5 of Philadelphia
on an appeal taken from a trial
judge, holders of Lchigh Valley
per share.
In the original decision which
was handed down last August, &
was held that the preferred stock |
holders were only entitled to oO!
per cent or $35 a share. The court
now holds that preferred stock is |
cumulative, and that the com-|
plaintants are entitled to ten per
cent per annum from October 17
1893 to June 29, 1904 without de
duction or set-off of any kind.
that the company was entitled to
but the court now declares that no
account
There are only 106,300 shares
count of various states.
complainants in the
these trust companies.
RI
RUDELY SHATTERED
The Waverly, Owego and El
mira “capitalists” will probably be
compelled to look for another site
than the property occupied by the
Forbes pool room on which to lo-
cate a “$50,000” opera house. The
property was formerly owned by
the late Mrs. John Vanostrand,
suit
And Assistants at Department
Election Held in the Town
Hall Last Night
At a special meeting held by the
various which
Sayre's fire department, held in the
town hall last night, department
officers for the ensuing year were
elected. The meeting was quite
{ well attended, but as there were no
contests it was of short duration
Department officers should have
{been clected the sccqnd Monday
December last but by
| oversight the matter was neglected
{and when the first of January came
| along the department was without
officers. The fire board then held
a meeting and it was decided to
hold a special meeting of the
| department and clect officers. The
| result the election held last
night was as follows
Chief engineer, John Hammond,
36 votes; 1st assistant, Jas. Lyons
of the Wilbur hook
company, 21 votes; 2nd assistant,
i Charles Beibach of the R H. Sayre
hose company, 19 votes; 3rd assist
lant, George LeGrand of the How
ard Elmer
companies form
in some
of
and ladder
hose company; 4th
assistant, George Case of the | E
Wheelock hose company, 3 votes
The election board was as fol-
lows: George Lacey, president,
| John Lowe of the Wilbur hook
‘and ladder company, E. A. Wilber
lof the Packer hose company, Geo
Fletcher of the R H. Sayre hose
William House of the
Howard Elmer hose company, and
George Wilson of the ] E Whee-
lock hose company
| company,
——————— A es——
AMATEURS GREETED
BY A LARGE HOUSE
such time as her two children
should become of age
of 10, so “capitalists”
their conferences in the corridors
of hotels and other places frequent-
reminded that it will be at least 11
years before anyone can give them
title to the property for building
purposes
Thus is another “hot air” yarn
rudely shattered into smithereens |
by the expansive power of its own
grossly inaccurate statements
ENTERTAINED WHIST CLUBS
Mrs. E. R. Kline entertained the |
Afternoon whist club at her home|
on corner of Packer and Elmer
avenues yesterday afternoon The)
club prizes were distnibuted as fol-
lows: First prize, Mrs. Herman]
Bolich; sccond prize, Mrs. George |
for the guests were: First prize,
Miss Wass; second prize, Mrs. John
Wilkin.
Kline received the young married |
peoples’ whist club. Prizes were]
awarded as follows: first prize, Mrs. |
Bartlett; second prize, Mrs. Carrie
Corbin. An excellent luncheon |
was served at both events and the |
afternoon and evening were most
delightfully spent.
el A sm
SHOENAKER ACOUITTED
Shoemaker of Laceyville was tried
charges of using a pistol. One
and the other of shooting with
intent to maim.
on both charges. Two similar ac-
DIRECTORS ORGANIZE
have organized as follows: First
vice president,
assistant to the president, E. A.
Albright; treasurer, W. C, Alder-
DG, Baird; sist
Attendance Records Were
Smashed at the Loomis Last
Night-- Local Talent Did Well
All records so far as numbers
|are concerned were broken at the
Loomis last night. The house was
packed to the doors. So great was
the demand for good seats yester-
All
Shales in the cast end of the orches
last night's performance.
|amateur contest proved a drawing
| card There were several very
| clever entries, among them being
His
jact was way ahead of many pro-
| fessionals, as was the work of the
| contortionist and the buck and
wing dancing by Carter, a colored
youth. Stanley Stark also exccuted |
a terpschorean stunt and the Wolf
Brothers gave a three-round box-
ing bout that pleased lovers of a
| Sw artwood, the impersonator
| fistic argument.
ret A eee:
| ductor, sprained his ankle and
| Falling Spring yesterday. In or-
{der to reach a crippled car in his
{train he walked along the highway
and then climbed a stone fence. A
A A sn
NOTICE TO CONSUMERS
All water rents are now due and
Ten per cent discount will
be allowed on current flat rate bills
delinquent after January 20.
Tue Savke Water Company
TOWANDA MAN DEAD
Orson Bennett, 58 years old,
died at his home in South Towan-
|da yesterday morning. Death was
due to pneumonia. He is survived
by his wife and two sons. He was
well known in Sayre, The funeral |
will be held from his late home to-
Well-Known Milk Depot Will
Be Operated by
Kimmick Brothers
Hereafter
J W. Stuart, who has corducted
a creamery for the past eight years
at 314 South Wilbur avenue, an-
nounced this morning that he has
disposed of the business to W. S
and F E Kimmick, the former a
resident of Groton, N. VY,
latter of Harford
tiemen named
they will
and the
The two gen
are” brothers
conduct
and
the creamery
and the several milk routes con-
nected with it under the name of
Kimmick Brothers They took
possession of the creamery on the
1 3th of the present month but for
business reasons Mr Stuart did not
desire the publication of the trans-
fer made until this morning
The Stuart creamery
the best known milk supply depots
in this section and its proprietor
has enjoyed an trade
Dunng the summer season Mr
Stuart manufactured
cXtensive
an excellent
ind his sues
branch
quality of ice cream
cessors will continue this
the
thods for making the confection
that have
of the business using
m
The Kimmick
Brothers are both young men who
come to Sayre preceded by excel
lent reputations, both as business
and creamery men,
former proprietor.
no doubt succeed in their
taking
Sayre
prop
SOCIALIST NOMINATIONS
I'he Socialist primaries were held
H A Grswold was
chosen chairman and S. C Garrison
and Simeon Davis, secretaries The
the borough ticket
in nomination: Burgess, |
councilman, fourth
H. A" Griswold
WwW. $
y years,
and 1s
last evening
following is
placed
Simeon Davis;
ward, justice of
Hanford; school
Walter Ademy
Walter Graham
S. LL. Garrison
inspector of election, Chas Springer
collector of taxes, A. L. Laws
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
ill health
a long established mercan-
this
sale
the peace,
director,
auditor, 3 years,
judge of election,
On
| owner,
account of
tile business in valley is
offered for quick at
QO per
Address
inquiries to Business Opportumty
care Valley Record, Sayre, Pa
| cent of stock inventory
203f
Dining Room Chair
Genuine Leather Seat
Imita‘ion Leather Seat Fs
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!
Commencing Jan. 14
Ending January 20
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
3.50 asi © 3 225
2.50 2.00
2.50 2.00 200 1.60
sé i is
.
it “ i“
Children's and Misses’ at the
same discount
EB. A. CARL,
Packer Avenue, Sayre, Panna,
Take a Policy in the Bargains in Choice
N. P. I. Building Lots
You Do Not Have to Die to Win | 3500 buys a Stedman St. lot, 50x140.
$500 buys a Hopkins St. lot, 50x150.
—- Lot corner Stevenson and
It Protects You in Sickness or Accident cheap.
Pays Dividends Rach Five Years Lot on Allison St, cettral.
$1500 buys new houss and lot near
Has the Largest Membership of Any Lo- | silk mill n
cal Organization in Sayre $1300 buys
Pald In Sayre During Five Years: | Rissr and
For Disability
For Death. . ..
For Dividends
Boys’, Youths’,
ee ————
a house and lot, corner
ckhart.
| $2100 takes new house, modern ime
.. $21,517.80 | provements, Madison street.
+ 1,080.40 $2100 takes seven room North
. 18,281.19 | Rimer. Bussey
$2000 bays modern improved, new
$2,225,000 | house, Prederick 5t., Athens. Lot 860x158,
woven IL UH
E. F. MERCEREAU, ——————
District Manager,
ner where The Valley Rec-
112 Desmond Street .
Vaiiay Puons 11 a ord does not circulate
Assets Nov. 1
Benefits Paid
$20.00 Suits
18.00 Suits
15.00 Suits
$12.00 Suits |
10.00 Suits for 8.00
8.00 Suits for 6.00
50c and 75¢ Shirts 39c,
for $10.00
Heavy 50c Fleeced
Lined Underwear, Clearing Sale 2ic.
Sayre, Penna