Hand Saws, 75¢, from $1.00. Hand Saws $100, from $1.25. Hand Saws 40¢c, from 50c. Hand Axes 75¢, from $1.00. Nail Hammers 25¢, from 35¢. N. FP. Plumb Nail Hammers 85¢, from §1. Bracket Saws 10¢, from 20c Chisels 25¢, from 45¢. Carpenters’ Snips 25¢, from 40¢ Pipe Wrenches 25¢, from 75¢ Pips Wrenches 50c, from $1. Pipe Wrenches 75¢, from $1.25. An enamel ware sale at 10c, your choice. Those who have bought the ware we sell. 216 Desmond St., Sayre. 322 S. Main St., Athens. "The Man Who “Gets There” Is the man who has blood —preal rich blood--and plenty of it—in his body. Driggs’ Wine of Cod Liver Oil Makes blood —lots of it— life-giving, brain-pourish- ing. at strength-replenishing 6. WM. Dricas pukiniiding, - Syn h Fasaaassassasas sass as aans 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 The The Valley Record “All the news that’s at to print TTT TTT TITTY TTTTITTTITITTITYTTTY TTT TT YY YY FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1006. == LOCAL BREVITIES Big bargdins in shoes at Kaul man's bankruptcy sale. Smoke Peer’s Straight Five, a fine fragrant cigar Heavy fleeced underwear for 33c at Kaufman's bankruptcy sale. Watch Kasper’s for strictly fresh fish—no frozen fish. . Shipments Friday mornings. 219 2 200 silk vests, all sizes and colors . ranging in price from $300 to ~ $600, must be sold at $1.50 at Kaufman's bankruptcy sale. Bergen hive, L. O. T. M., will hold their next meeting in Train- men's hall next Tuesday afternoon and all members are requested to be present. One more days and the going - out of business sale will be one of ~ the past. Better buy your supply - of clothing and shoes while they last, at H. Satler's. The Democratic primaries for the nomination of borough officers and delegates to the county con- ‘vention will be held on Monday evening, notices having been post- ed to that effect. The season of lent will occur early this year. It begins on Feb ruary 28 and ends on April 15, too early for the women to do much ith Easter bonnets. But don't you one bit, the usual PERSONAL MENTION i Harry Shores, clerk at the Wil- bur house, is in Towanda today on business. store on Elmer avenue. Wm. Maxwell, Esq, and Rodney | A. Mercur, E<q, of Towanda, are {in Sayre today transacting legal business. Miss Dora Sammons of this place went to Towanda this morn- ing for a brief visit with friends and relatives, Special Officer Jesse Doty of the Lehigh Valley detective force, went to Elmira this morning on official business — Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bidwell of Pittston are guests of Mrs. F. E Jones, Wilbur avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Jones were married Wednes- day and arnved here yesterday from Niagara Falls, enroute to Pittston. J. W. Grumme, Sayre's well known furniture dealer, who has beeu spending several days in New York visiting the furniture exh bition, returned home last night During his absence Mr. Grumme puschased an extensive line of up to date furniture for the spring trade. — a — a Qp— i. CONDUCTOR FINED An Erie freight conductor has been fined $10 and costs for hold ing his train on a crossing in the city of Elmira for a space of 23 minutes. The conductor gave himself up when he learned that a warrant had been issued for his arrest. He pleaded guilty and paid the fine. The recorder served notice that every offense of a simi- lar nature would meet with prompt punishment. 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 Jaauary 31 Metered bills and flat rate bills for the past quarter will be treated as delinquent after January 20 Tue Savke Water Company FELL AND FRACTURED MIDDLE FINGER Mrs. C. K. Thomas of No. 203 Olive street fell at her home yes terday afternoon and sustained a fracture of the bone in the night middle finger. Dr. Haines reduced the fracture. 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. ULUNIEER 11 : CONTRIBUTE SKIN Twenty Lehigh Valley Railroad Men Will Each Sacriffce One Square Inch of Skin for the Benefit of Martin Galliger Twenty Lehigh Valley railroad men have each volunteered to separate with one square imch of <kin for the benefit of Martin Galli- ger, the conductor who fnghtfully burned in the boiler ex- plosion which occurred at Van Ettenville few weeks On Galliger's body there twenty square inches of burned flesh which can only be healed with the skin grafting process Recently Master Mechanic Kells | visited the hospital and learned 1a order for Galliger to get well it would be necessary to secure the consent of some one to furnish the cuticle. Accordingly Mr, Kells! said that he would volunteer as one. It was decided to ask for volunteers and with few exceptions | the necessary number of men were | secured who will submit to the surgeon's knife and when he has finished they will be minus one square inch of skin which will be grafted to the burned surface of Galliger's body. This process will be repeated until the entire burned section covered. The work will not all be accomplished at once, however, but from time to | time, as the patient is physically ablg to stand it. FEL TWENTY FEE FRACTURED SKULL Laceyville Man Seriously Though Not Fatally Injured While Engaged in Shingling a Barn Ered Peet, a brother of Dr. Peet of Laceyville, fell from a barn which he was assisting in shingling yesterday and sustained a fracture of the skull Peet fell a distance of twenty fect and landed on his) head. The front of the skull was| crushed in and for a time it was feared that he had sustained fatal injuries. He was brought to the Packer hospital last night, where the depressed bones in the skull were raised from the brain, and to day itis thought that his chances for complete fecovery | recovery is excellent | FOUND UNCONSCIOUS was | a ago. | are | IS At South Bethichem last night] an unknown man was found lying | in an unconscious condition on the top of a Lehigh Valley box car | His face was covered with blood! and a severe contusion on the upper lip and nose indicated that! he had been struck with some blunt instrument. Several front | teeth were loosened, and after being taken to the hospital it was ascer | tained that the injured man was suffering from concussion of the brain. He was well dressed but the appearance of his clothing gave the impression that he had been riding on the train for some distance. He is thought to have been a victim of tramps, ICE MEN HAVE GIVEN UP HOPE The ice men have about given up | hope of harvesting a crop this year. In December they hoped for favorable weather in January, but now that January is nearly gone and the streams in this section are all open, dealers are beginning to give up all hope Unless the] weather man furnishes some frigid weather before the dawn of gentle spring, many dealers will probably ercct artificial plants i ——— The funeral of Miss Stella Bos- worth will be held from the Meth- odist church tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. J. F. War- | ner will officiate, and the remains will be taken to Tioga Point for IN LICENSE CASE Application of John Fletcher for License to Conduct a Hotel in Sayre Is Being Heard Before Attorney Paul Maynard Today Evidence in the application of John Fletcher for a license to con- duct a hotel on Lockhart was taken before street Attorney Paul . The petetioner was represented by Attorney Max well of Towanda and H. H. Mer- Es<q., of this place, while Attorneys Evans and Mercur ap- Six witnesses were sworn on each side, The purpose of taking the evidence is to ascertain if another hotel 1s really needed in Sayre. It was ton the witnesses for the petitioner that travellers and trans. ient people are compelled under verly many night's lodging, there in instances for being 4 no a seuted by the remonstrants tending to show that Sayre at the present hotels nec essary to accomodate the public The evidence submitted before Attorney Maynard today will be presented to Judge Fanning and after he has examined the same, he will either grant or refuse the ap- plication. OF THE SITUATION In Complete Control of the An- thracite Field and Other Col- lieries Will Be Forced To Suspend The Lehigh Valley is now the master of the situation in the an thracite field and in the future they shall say when the collieries shall work and when they shall not This power was acquired through the recent Coxe deal, but at no time was it made more manifest was promulgated that work should be suspended for three days this week. At first nothing was when it dawned upon those em- ployed at the individual operations the Lehigh Valley was the only road which could furnish cars matters assumed a different phase "PRINCESS BEGGAR” In “Princess Beggar,” the new comedy opera which the Messrs | Shubert will offer on Thursday, Feb. 1, at the Loomis, Miss Paula | Edwardes, the charming young | star, will play the part of Elaine, who kingdom. sadly depleted condition. “Prin- was written by Edw author of that most suc “ Niobe,” and the music was composed by Alfred G Robyn, whose melodious setting of “The Yankee Consul” well hiked said to be and costly, company Paulton, cessful farce, was so The production is uncommonly beautiful and the supporting includes Lddie Garvie, Robinson Newbold, Helen Mar vin, Edith St Clair, George Tea- nery, Guy B. Hoffman and other: of prominence. The large and efficient chorus increases the total of the company to So people by actual count —— A lp ——— a — Special Officer Williams is doing Jos. Repp, the latter having been granted a leave of absence on ac count of the death of his sister in Meeting Last Night-- Shows Excellent Condition The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Sayre Build ing and Loan Association was held last evening at the office of the the following officers were elected for the ensuing year President, J]. W. Bishop vice president, W. T. Goodnow Secretary, Charles C. West; urer, Wm. H Flory; solicitor, H F. Maynard, directors for 3 years G M.- Angier, J. H. Price, Geo L Roberts; A Samuels, Dr. Chas Cummings, the last two to fil association, when treas- directors for 2 years, | uncxpired terms The twentieth annual report of the unanimously adopted and The report shows the association to be in a secretary was submitted most excellent condition and to have done a large volume ofl busis The cash receipts amounted to $81, o11 45, nearly $50,000 of which was loaned to stockholders for the pwpose of purchasing homes in Sayre.. It is not difficult to imag ine what this means to the commu nity. ness during the past year . In addizion to loans made, 87,000 was out nearly on pad stock which matured during the year, and £4,234 was drawn by free stock investors. The receipts last year exceed the previous year by ), and the y3= 216," 2; 02367, » I< issets have grown an increase of 30 over the previous 6 11,712 of loa gainst stockh this mies which are being pad for and in Sayre A that a large series of stock will mature about Apnl 1st, which will mean the distnbution of $30,000 among frec sharcholders alone CANDIDATE FOR BURGESS ON REPUBLICAN TICKET Wm, Cross, Sayre's well known business man and citizen, has an- nounced himself represent mount ns now standing ders in the valley amount being invested in nearly all of which are located glance at the report <hows as a candidate for the office of chief burgess, subject to the rules of the Republican primaries which are to be held to Mr Sayre as morrow evening Cross as well known in a citizen and business man. He has been highly succesful! in all his under- taking, has an energetic and force ful should the Re publicans sce fit to nominate him the office of fall into capable hands Thus far Mr. Cross 1s the only Republican who has character, and and later elect him, chief would burge 55 I HORRIBLE DEATH Charles Hontz, a Lehigh Valley engineer, lost his life in a hornible He fell from the tank of his engine to the tracks and was literally ground to pieces, the entire train his body. The happened between Peters and Rock Why the ‘engineer was on the tank 1s not known but is presumed that he went out for the passing over accident crossing’ dale station if the en- water. He Packerton and was well hked by his fellow rail road men. purpose ol ascertaining gine was in need of was a resident of ret) i feet — ATTORNEY EVANS FOR COUNCILMAN Attorney I. N, an- nounced himself a candidate on the Evans has Republican ticket for councilman in the fourth ward. Mr. Evans has represented the ward in the | member of the borough law mak- ing bady: A good article for little money. stering. 205 Desmond Street, This is open to the EXCLUSIVE SERVICE Buyer. PHONE G. A. Gridley & Son F. E. Doolittle . C. M. & R. Tompkins Barton & Wheadon . L.T. Holmes . John F. Dale DS. Andrus & Co John M. Cornelly Wilfred 1. Booth Chase- Hibbard Milling Co R. M. Leavitt F. L.. LaFrance F.A aren - Friendly Boot and Shot Co Stewart Brothers Co Valley Phone 191. Wholesaler and . Wholesale Grocers . Wholesale Grocers . Wholesale Dry Goods Electric Wiring and Supplies Wholesale Liquors . Manufacturing Confectioner Wholesale Produce “Quality” Goods and Premiums The undersigned, States for the Middle mond street, Sayre, Pa, at 1 o'clock p m, all the gods, tures, wagons, sleigh, iron safe tains, TERM>—Cash. No pleted. Dated Jan, 18, 1500 Take a Policy in the N.P L. You Do Not Have to Die to Win It Protects You in Sickueas or Accident Pays Dividends Each Five Years Has the Largest Me mbership of Any Lo cal Organization in Sayre Pald In Sayre During Five Years: For Disability For Death For Dividends Assets Nov. 1... | Benefits Paid. ... 1,049.40 _ 18,381.19 $2,225,000 4.750.000 EF. MERCEREAU, District Manager, SAYRE, PA. 112 Desmond Street Valney Prone 11 4 EE — ose 132 show cases, coffe: mill, curs RAL eITEl You Get the Cream f desirable property within a radins of two miles when vou scan our lists, There are others, to be sure; bat we have the best offers in the market for saleable and rentable property, and its a pleasure to answer yoor inquiries at any time. Better come now, FRED J. TAYLOR BAYRE, PA. Read The Record
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