We are
Your Own Prices!
ing out our lines of fixtures
line at
in stock:
Gas globes
Gas reading
Gas lighters, tapers,
WAS
$8 50
67s
8.25
.50
430
475
-35
63
G2
23
.50
sf th et... 8 75
lamps, for the table, complete with
each while the sale is
als
| The Man Who
“Gets There”
Driggs’ Wine of Cod Liver Oil
Makes blood lots of it—
life-giving, brain-nourish-
ing, strength-replenishing
75c Per Bottle.
New Sayre View Paper
In box and tablet
now on sale
Great Removal Sale
Of box paper, tab-
lets, blank books,
stationery, su
plies, etc, begin-
ning
MONDAY, JANUARY 15,
and continuing for
two weeks.
WEBER'S BOOK PARLORS
The Valley Record
“All the news that's fit to print”
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1906,
LOCAL BREVITIES
Spring styles of Walkover shoes
now on sale at Williams & Sut-
=
; Penny social at West Sayre Phar.
macy Hall Tuesday evening. 228 3
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Spring style of Patrician shoes
women now on sale at Williams
& Sutton’s.
Many water pipes were frozen
last night, and the plumbers are
Once more wearing that old time
This is the time of year for in-
ventories and many Sayre mer-
chants are now engaged at this not
delightful occupation.
Harvey Gray will give the
twellth of a series of dances in
Loomis opera house orchestra will
Owing to the repairs being made
2:30 Sunday afternoon. 2t
A. L. Conklin, who recently
®d 2 harness shop in the rear
the Touhey hotel is now ready
do all kinds of repairing. Will
make new work at reasonable
227-3
SS ——————
Penny social, M. P. A. West
e lodge, No. 241. Entertain-
322 S. Main St., Athens.
PERSONAL MENTION
Harry Talmadge went to Albany
this morning.
Mrs. Adaline Beanett is visiting
friends in Ithaca.
Penny social at West Sayre Phar-
RE —— A —
Mr. and Mrs Will Mott are in
Wilkes-Barre today on business,
Mr. William Casey of Renovo, is
visiting Sayre friends for a few
days.
Paul Maynard, Esq, went to
Towanda this morning on legal
business
Mr. George Randolph will be
the guest of Wilkes-Barre friends
over Sunday.
Mrs Gasner of Elmer avenue, is
spending a few days with her
daughter in Wilkes Bare.
Miss Anna McCauley and
Master John Timlin are spending
the day with fricads in Towanda.
Herbert Thomas, w4o has been
employed in the big shops for
some time, has gone to Pitt¢burg
where he has accepted a similar
situation
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Yates of
Athens, were pleasantly entertained
yesterday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. E R Burroughs, of South
Lehigh avenue.
SOMETHINC BRAND NEW
A Soap agent uses a “Black
Hand” ruse to advertise a washing
compound. First he sends to a
prospective customer a postal card
which bears these words: “You
have four days more.” A little
later the customer receives another
card on which is scrawled, “Three
days more.” On the fourth day
the drummer puts in appearance
and then the customer, who
by this time is in a highly
nervous state, realizes that he
is up against a brand new ad.
vertising scheme.
REAL WINTER
When the groundhog sallied
forth yesterday morning from his
winter's lair to survey the meteoro-
logical conditions he cast his eye
on his shadow and likewise got a
taste of real winter. The weather
man’s guess that we were to have
a cold wave was verified, and the
article furnished the nearest
approach to winter that has thus
far been experienced, The mercury
touched the lowest mark so far
this season.
is
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
At the Presbyterian church to-
morrow the services will be in
charge of the pastor; Rev. E. C,
Petrie. At 5 o'clock p. m. there
will be a union service with the
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Church of Christ in observance of
88
PERMANENT CLUB FINISH THEIR WORK
1 1 | h 1
Held Well Attended and Enthu- Total of $208,289 ¢8 Expended
siastic Meeting Last Night and for County and Poor District
Discussed Many Matters in The County Alden
Connection with Coming Mu- Keyes, of Sylvania, Wilbur G n—
icipal Elect bam, of Orwell, and George E
nicipa oclion Lull, of Sayre, have completed the
county audit, after having been in
(Session almost continously since
[the first of January. The report
| has been filed at the office of the
Auditors,
An enthusiastic and well attend- |
ed meeting of representative Re-
publicans of Sayre borough was
held last night in the office of Wm.
journment there was perfected 3 | papers for four consecutive weeks
permanent organization which | The report, whch is directed to
promises big things for the future [the Hon A.C
and which will be a credit to the |
banner town of the valley.
The gathering was in session for
over two hours, during which time
many important matters beaving | statement of the indebtedness and
on the coming municipal election |asscts of the county, tha poor dis-
were presented and discussed, and [trict and the court house funds.
after plans had matured for the | The indebtedness of Bradford
campaign, a permanent organiza- county is £45,098 0g; the indebted
tion was effected | ness of the Bradford county poor
S.A. Blish was chosen presi-| district IS $11,23706 In the court
deat of the club and George Bon- | house fund there is a balance of
8602829 86 toward paying off the
foey was elected secretary. Various |
committees to represent the four | 100,000 bonded indebtedness
|The annual statement of the
wards in the borough were appoint-
[county commissioners of the re
Fannmg, shows 3
complete summary of the ¢ xpends
| tures of the various departments
of the county government, the re
cepts from taxation, and also a
It developcd,
in
ed, and plan looking to the suc-
| ceipts and expenditures of Br idford
also formulated
The meeting was a most harmo- (poor district is appended to the
nous one, and it was agreed that | report The total expenditures o
{the county and the poor district
ries held on Saturday evening list |
was an excellent one in every | $208,287 8
respect however ———
Cross had been the subject or WHEN KNIGHTHOOD
adverse criticism on account of his
being, what has been termed by |
: : | W Cnighthoo Was
discussion followed this statement, hen Knighthood a
. | Flower is one of those charming
during which the following facts
# (plays which please, not only by
regarding Mr. Cross standing in
{ r the ag ( ;
surface: He has been a resident but also by Sher Picturs jue and
org S COS : > ,
of this place for a period of three | ® Tgcous costumes ane xm
; {pointed illustration of the period
years, during which time he has
: auty. | AV as it is
is not only a credit to himself, but | and Beauty " the Play. as it is
: being presented this season under
which is of inestimable value to) of h Sh
the residents of the town He isa he auspices of Josep fpman,
fi 3 i arre!
nue and is at the head of the well | 3nd express of In John J. Farell
9 |as Charles Brandon, lover of Mary |
known Modern Protective Associ S
, Tudor, Princess of England. But
ation, an insurance order which|
interest lies, a girl with a story all
tween $15,000 and $20,000. The | " : R! : yo
her own, made natural, winsome |
enterprise mentioned employs a| d lovable by the wonderful act
: ovable erful act- |
liberal amount of labor, and it is al® y : act
: . [of the cleverest actress f
therefor is higher than that which, oC ov aciresses of the
; : : ' > | American stage.
1s paid for similar service in Sayre
In addition to this, each month a
work on which is done in Sayre, is
cess of the borough ticket were
|county and the Bradford county
the ticket nominated at the prima-
amounted in 1905 to a total of
that in onc or two instances Mr
some, a new comer. Considerable |
the borough of Sayre came to the | "€2%00 of a romantic love Rory:
built up a business standing which | when all was Chivalry, braveness
, {all the manly attributes of the time
property owner on Keystone ave- |
each month brings into Sayre be. |'t 's in Mary Tudor that the most |
well known fact that the price paid | i"8 of Virginia Drew Trescott one |
OW cn.
’
large volume of printed matter, the | HE § A SWINDLER
sent to all parts of the United
States, resulting in this place being [ man, bearing every evidence of a |
advertised extensively abroad ‘gentleman, and with a tonguc as|
Speaking for himself, Mr. Cross | smooth as oil, up at your
stated that his interests were all {front door and wants to sell you |
centered on Sayre and its welfare, [a safety letter box, to be deliver- |
and that if elected to the office of ed later,” call the dog or send for
burgess he would sec that the the police. The man is a swindler.
rights of the borough were Pro- (He will take your hard earned
tected and that its citizens were money and depart. The letter box |
given a square deal. He stoutly | will never come. A number of
asserted that he wore no man's Ithaca people have been taken in |
collar, and that if the people saw [by this fellow and the police of
fit to make him chief executive of that city are on the lookout for
this place that he would go into him |
office bound by no promises, and | YYYY—
free to administer municipal affiirs NEW CLUB ORGANIZED
On Thursday night a social club
was organized in West Sayre which
without fear or favor.
will be known as the “Keystone
RIVER FROZEN OVER
The mercury touched the z:vo I Bers will
mark again this morning. The 13T8¢ membership and wi prob-
ably become one of the leading
ice men are more hopeful. A thin
sheet of ice covered the Susque. | €Mterprises of that section of the
hanna this morning and the dealers | Danner valley town
say that if the cold weather con
tinues for two or three days longer |
the harvest will begin. The pre-
dictions are for continued cold
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 PET ling is “First Fruits." The Senior
cent of stock inventory. Address |, Junior Endeavor socicties will
inquiries to Business Opportunity, join in a union meeting at the Pres.
Ifa tall, sleek, good looking |
shows
club
Officers were
clected as follows George Wil
hams, president; Dr, A. ] Rees,
treasurer, John Hanly, secretary;
Paul Maynard, J. N Herbert, John
Ramberger, directors, C. LL Steph-
ens, buyer.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
The subject for the service atthe
Church of Christ tomorrow morns
Pa, byterian church at § o'clock in the |
203 afternoon. The subject
ir "Reteibuion,
Bs
Officers and Degree Team of N.
P. L. Present ‘01d Maid s
Convention’ in a Creditable
Manner.
“The Old Maid's Convention
an amusing farce in two acts, was
very creditably presented by the
officers and degree team of the
local N P. L. at their hall last
evening
fully selected, and each performer
acquitted herself in an admirable
The literally
packed, the audience being one of
the largest that has attended a
imilar inal
manner hall was
event
1ddition to the play a fine musical
pregram was rendered, which was
highy appreciated. Previous to
the serving of excellent refresh-
ments, District Manager EF
Mercereau distributed nearly 81.
in dividends Those
received pay-off checks were Fred
W. S Wright, Mrs
Mabel Russell, Charles Spaulding,
Mrs Katherine Skinner and Wm
\eleod
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FUNERAL TOMORROW
The funeral of Mrs Eliz both AM.
Stevens, whose death occurred yes
terday morning at her daughter's
home, No. 325 Che mung street
will be held tomorrow morning at
8 o'clock, the Rev. J F. Warner,
pastor of the Methodist church
officiating,
ill
000 who
Gassner,
The following are the
N Evins C C
beirers I
Bell and A P Kramer
The remains will be taken to Lib
city Corners where the
I Jubois
will take place
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NEW HOURS FOR SHOP MEN
An order has been issued by the
Lehigh Valley officials instructing
the men that in the new
shops to work only fifty-four hours
per week hereafter This will
mean the restoration of the Satur
day half day holiday. The
went into effect today and the men
It
the same order the men employed
work
order
alternoon.
shops have their
hours reduced to nine
hours per day
SAYRE SUNDAY SERVICES
Presbyterian Church
Morning service, 10-30
Sunday school, 11:43.
Christian Endeavor, 8-30.
Evening service, 7:30,
" The Rev. E. (. Petrie, Pastor,
Church of Christ
Morning service, 10-30
Sanday school, 12.
Christian Endeay or, 8:00
WEvening sory ice, 7:00
The Rev, M. RB. Wood, Pastor.
Lutheran Church.
Morning service, 10:30
Sunday school, 11:45,
Evening services 7:30
The Rev. E. M. Beysher, Pastor.
Baptist Church
Morning service, 10:80.
Sunday school, 11:50,
BRY.EU meeting, 8:30
Evening service, 7:30
The Rev, I. W, Bingham, Pastor
Church of the Epiphany
First Mass, 8:00
High Mass, 10:30.
Sunday School, 2:00 p, m,
Benediction, 7:30 p. m
The Rev. J. L. Sh wnley, Rector.
Church of Redeemer
Communion 8:00
Morning service 10-80
Sunday school 12 00
Evening service 7:30
The Rev PT. dy, Rector
Wheelock Memorial Chapel
Preaching services, 2.30,
Sunday school, 3:30.
Methodist Church
Men's meeting, 9:50
Morning service, 10-30
Sunday school, 12.00
Junior League 3:00 p. m
Epworth Le ague, 6:00
Evening service, 7 00,
The Rev, J, FP. Warner, Pastor
Quickest Route to Chicago, 17
Hours from Sayre
Leave Bayre this afternoon and arrive
t Chicago at 8 o'clock tomorrow morn.
ing. In time for connsotions for west
ern points. This is via Lehigh Vallay,
Michigan Central or 1ake Shore Rail:
Buffalo, te
| Solid Oak $11.00.
| Solid Oak $17.00.
| . Solid Oak up to $26.00.
Pictures Framed.
CALOWELL'S FURNITURE STORE
205 Desmond Street,
| em i —
Valley Phone 191,
ESS
TAKE A POLICY WITH THE
NATIONAL PROTECTIVE LEGION
The rafety of any business i510 its management,
Our Assets J sanary 1, 1904,
Liabilities
No. of policies in force, 137.312.
Divfdends paid past year
Disability paid past year
Daath, paid past vear
E.F. MERCEREAU, Dist.
Oifice 112 Desmond St.
lavestizate our order
2,400,700 00
4.237 80
Gain of about 10,000 past year
. £1.310024 81
287.167 BO
61,639 61
Manager,
Sayre,
Very Cheap Traveling |
B ginning Feb. 14 ind oo
Iy until April 6th, the
sell colonist tick: ts to
and numerons interior points at very
low rates, which will Ie tuoted and all |
other infor: On given by calling on or |
*riting any f “t agent, orJ. H Webs
Mor, IF xs Marre, LE We
HILL & BEIBACH|
C4re
Best of Everything
Lockhart St.
ntinging dai- |
Erie R. R. will
tll Pacific Coast
You Get the Cream
of desirable property within a radios of
scan our lists.
others, to be sure; but we
st offers in the market for
wid rentable property, and its
‘swer voor inquiries at
Better come now.
Sayre.
‘FRED J. TAYLOR
TOUHEY S HOTEL Fen). 7a
Everything New and Up-to-Date. First. | _——
ed
two miles when von
| here are
have the be
i saleable
A pleasure to
ALY time
Class Accommodations,
Thomas Ave. Opposite L. V, Station.
Rates $1.50 Par Nay. Sayre.
H. L. TOWNER, M.D,
Specialties
Diseases of Women and of the Reetam
Hours -7 to 8a. m1 WwlTwip m.
OFFICE -SAMURLS BLOCK,
128 Lo khart St.
A EBAKER I
Carpenter and Builder.
Waverly, N. Y.
A.]J.GREEN
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Plans and Estimates Furnished
Valley Telephone 27x
(17 Pleasant St. JA P-A-LAC
gives new life and lustre to old
tables, chairs, furniture and
picture frames. It is the ideal
himish for floors, interior wood
work, bath rooms, sash and
sulls
Thirteen colors 100 differ-
ent uses—-75¢ a quart can.
All the best and most widely
advertised goods are always to
‘bund at this store and at
| 525 Stevenson St, Savre, Ia.
|
R. H. DRISLANE,
| Contractor and Builder
be f
Pr.ces to please every purse,
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BOLICH BRO'S
HARDWARE
Desmond St Sayre
Plans and Estimates Furnished
103 Linsln St Sayre. Pa
A. H. MURRAY, ¥. D.
SPECIALTIES;
Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
| Throat, and the Proper Fitting of Glass SAS SASIEXS) SAS GSR
| ea Hones 9-13; 1.5; 7.8; Sundays by fs
4
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appointment OMan, Wheelock Rlock.
4
5
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DEALER IN I
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, 31 Nice Fresh Comic
| 4 Made Every Day v
S00 gallons of pure Olive Oil Fancy Hox Candy
onlved, Fruit of All Kinds §
222 Desmond Street. [B
Fe Su
Greek-American Confec- ki
tion and Candy Store.
Nice Special Fresh Mixed
candy, 3 pounds nee
Mixed Chooal tex, 2 lbs
Nice Freak Mixed Chocolaes
2 1hs
Read The Record
|
JOHN C. PECKALLY, 8
JOO hotes of
ported cheese,
R:
macaroni and im-
All direct from Italy,
. « Flizabeth St., Waverly
Hu Mercereau,
Attorney.-at-Law
Notary Public
Special attention to Pension Papers
| Valley Phone 11 X
111 Neanandg Qb pans
Office, Rooms 2 and 4
Talmadge Building, Eimer Ave,
Valley Phone at office agd
residence,
Qeyra
‘Wm. B. McDonald D_D_S,
All modern methods for
tific performance of painless
tions on the mouth and teeth.
104 South Elmer Ave,
OVER THR GLOBE STOKE, | Home phone €1-x
a
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS |
ihe scien- |, Small Farin, Large Farms, Good Build-
| ings, good fruits, well watered,
rea fand Lots for fale or exchange, All at
bargain prices. Houses to rent,
ANDREW KVARTS,
Room 3, Talmadge Bik,
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