mincoats from the Filth Avenue
Pay Day
Special Window!
Your cholee of the following goods at
10 cents each :
10 quart tin dish pan
10 asst Hi
Pe Sa ais
Bowl strainers
Hunter flour sifters
Large square cake pans
Chopping kuives
ae. pola, 8 gt
Esamel
kettles, 3 iy
pias, 1, 4 qtuizes
dishes §
Padding pam, 3.4, a sis
etard cups, White & White ware
Desmond St., Sayre.
322 8. Main St,, Athens.
I can please you in style, quality
H. Sattler. 260 st
Do not fail to hear the lecture
on “Sullivan's Expedition” by Wm.
Elliot Griffis at the Sayre high
school hall this evening. Children
toc, adults 20c,
The degree team and members
of the Sayre Aeric of Eagles have
accepted an invitation to go to To-
wanda on April 4 to assist in the
intallation of an aerie at that place.
Harvey Gray will give one of
his popular dances in Eighmey's
hall tomorrow evening. The
Loomis opera house orchestra will
furnish the music, and a Jarge
crowd is expected,
A notice was posted in the old
shops yesterday ordering the men
in that department to work ten
hours per day instead of seven. On
Saturdays, however, the men will
be given a half holiday,
Newspapers are always glad to
get all the news that is obtainable,
and The Record is no exception to
the rule. If you cannot bring or
send your news items to the office,
use the telephone. Call 128x.
Despite the fact that there has
been a heavy fall of snow cast of
this place railroad men report that
there has been no trouble on the
Lehigh. The road is open at all
points and passenger and freight
trains have been making schedule
time. :
The hope of an early spring
won't be realized for a day or two
yet anyway, as more snow and
colder weather are scheduled. The
real winter which we have missed
seems to at last arrived, and the
month of March is doing all it can
to make life miserable.
“The Duchess DuBarry,” is the
attraction which will be presented
by the Murray-Mackey repertoire
company at the Loomis this even-
ing. Oaly two more nights of the
company’s engagement remain and
if you desire to witness really a
first class performance at popular
prices you should not fail to at-
tend this evening.
BL. Lewis went to Towanda
Was in Charge of Two Engines
and a Lighted Torch Set Fire
to His Cot
Hackeasack, N. |, arrived in Sayre
last night over the Lehigh Valley
and went to the office of Dr. M. C.
Hunter to be treated for painful
burns which he received at Lans-
downe on Monday night Mr.
Barkman left Hackensack charged
with the care of two. locomotives
which were consigned to a road in
California. When he reached Lans-
downe on Monday night it was
the engines. . For this purpose he
carried a lighted torch. Altec per-
forming the duty he returned to
the cab of onc of the engines with
the torch still lighted, and while
making preparations to retire to a
small cot the torch came in contact
with some cotton waste. In at-
tempting to extinguish the blaze
Mr. Barkman's hands and face
were painfully burned. Upon reach-|
ing Sayre the burns became so!
don the trip to the west and return |
home where he can receive proper |
attention,
MACHINIST'S HELPER
Was Found in Unconscious Con-
dition in Upper Drum of a
Boiler Yesterday Afternoon
Completely overcome from gas
which escaped from the fire box
Harry Myers, a machinist’s helper,
was found yesterday afternoon
about four o'clock by a fellow
workman in the upper drum ofa
Lehigh Valley boiler at the Sayre
shops. Meyers had been employ-
ed for a couple of days in repair-
the flues to the boiler, and yester-
day afternoon he was in the upper
head drum. He had not been fecling
well, and previous to losing con-
sciousness he had about decided to
report off duty. He resolved,
however, to finish one more of the
flues upon which he was working
but before he had finished was
overcome. It is presumed that he
lay in an unconscious condition
for several minutes before being
discovered. On account of the
manhole of the boiler being small
in size, and as Myers is quite
broad shouldered young fellow it
was with considerable difficulty
that he was taken tothe outside
The hospital ambulance was called
and Myers was taken to that insti
tution. It was six o'clock before
he was revived.
A ——— A ——
* RECEIVED SAD NEWS
Mrs. Samuel Line of No. 121
South River street, received a
message this morning informing
her of the death of her sis-
ter, Mrs. Mary Campbell
Scranton. Mrs. Campbell died last
night and besides her husband
leaves two small children. Mrs.
Line left for Scranton this afters
NOTICE
Want ads inserted by persons
not having a ledger account with
The Record must be paid for when
ordered printed. We positively
cannot charge want ads indiscrim-
inately—the expense of bookkeep-
ing and collecting is entirely out
of proportion to the amount iavolv-
¢d in the transaction.
IT WILL NOT LAST
Furnished to The Record bya
Who Is Posted
Sayre lodge, No. 1090, 1.0.0. F,
met in regular session last evening
and did business in their usual ex-
peditious manner.
There were two applicants pres-
ent requesting that they receive the
first degree which was conferred
without protest.
There were two new applications
presented to the lodge, in fact it is
a very unusual thing when at least
one new application is not pres
sented at every _meeting night,
Sayre Odd Fellows were invited |
to attend the social to be given by |
the Rebekahs this evening, provid:
ed that they have 10 cents.
Odd Fellows are also invited to ats
tend and bring their families. A
good supper will be served; the
Rebekahs have a reputation to
keep up in the way of catering to
man's taste and they will not dis-
| appoint.
{
| the members attending the eighty~
' ninth anniversary of the order at
| Canton, Pa., April 26, as the Canton
| people are going to make it an
| occasion that Cantonians and visits
come.
The members of Sayre lodge,
No. 1090, are carnestly requested
to come to the lodge room next
Thursday night
conducted by Charles E Talada,
and no doubt under his skillful
management the work of the degree
team will be a success.
i
Considerable interest is being
manifested in Odd Fellow clrcles
of late and it behooves the mem-
bers of Sayre lodge to attend the
meetings to keep in-touch with the
work.
Particular attention is called to
the fact that next Thursday is the
regular night for nominations for
officers, so get out and get your
best man in the best office.
REWARD
The Sayre City Club will pay a
reward of Two Dollars for the best
color design submitted before the
24th, inst, said design to be used
on a streamer, and to be the
property of the club. They will
also pay a like sum for a suitable
motto. All contestants should sub-
mit designs either painted or drawn
on paper, and if same includes
motto, that should also be written
on paper, but the name of the con-
testant should be written on a
scparate slip and pinned to the
paper submitted. Get busy and
see what you can do. Don’t write
your name on the design.
W. W. Shaw, Secretary.
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FERRIS DISCHARGED
Howard Ferris of this place
who was arrested at Waverly one
month ago, on a charge preferred
by the Lchigh Valley railroad
company who alleged that he had
stolen a quantity of headlight re-
flectors from the shops, was dis-
charged from the county jail at
Owego yesterday. Ferris was
held to await requisition, but
{ Governor Higgins of the state of
New York decided that the author-
ties of this county had not made
out a case against the accused.
CONCERNING LENT
A Catholic clergyman gives the
the observance of Lent by the
Catholic church: “The church!
does not respect natiomality; be
leges and liberties are not allowed
the members. Hence public
in Custody Here Today and
tion
ing characters
names as Charles Meade and Ed
today by Chief Walsh and are held
pending an investigation.
men were in Jump's drug store en
deavoring to dispose of a quantity
SG
PICTURE
FRAMING
205 Pesmond St.
{into possession of them honestly
| the chief was notified and he placed
{them under arrest. After being
taken to the lockup they told
several stories concerning the maa.
{ner in which they got the sTamps
Since locking the men up the local
authorities have learned that two
men answering their description
disposed of eighty cents’ worth of
The local police believe that the
men mays have been connected
with some postoffice robbery down
the line of the Lehigh Valley.
SENG
DANGEROUS PLACE
Thomas White Was Foynd Ly-
ing on the Lehigh Tracks Di-
rectly in Front of an Engine
The fact that a number of rail-
road men discovered Thomas
White last night lying directly
high engine which was about ready
to start, probably saved that gentle-
man from being literally crushed
to death. White was in a drunken
stupor and had wandered to the
yards where he stumbled and fell
in front of the engine. He was
unable to rise and when found by
the railroad men was making a
hall conscious effort to get up,
probably partly realizing his
danger. He was dragged to a
place of safety and Chief Walsh
was sent for, He took White to
the lockup and this morning when
arraigned on a charge of drunken
ness and disorderly conduct, he
admitted the charge. He said that
he was on his way home to New
York City, and upon promising to
make tracks toward that bailiwick
as rapidly as possible, not tarrying
in Sayre any longer than was
necessary, he was allowed to go on
suspended sentence.
A FRIENDLY SUGGESTION
Though we have carefully read
Boss Lilley's “organ,” we have not
noticed that Mial has “introduced”
any bills for some days. It seems
to us that it is about time that an-
other bill of some kind be “intro-
duced.” *We suggest that Mial
“introduce” a hill to make a ship
canal of the Susquehanna river.
While this might interfere with
some of the cel weirs it would
doubtless be of great benefit to
some of his constituents. If Mial
would only “introduce” a bill to in-
crease the size of tobacco pipes it
would be of great benefit to the
tobacco interests of the county.
We would . also suggest that
Mial “introduce” a bill to fortify
the borough of Towanda. At
present this great metropolis of
Bradford county is entirely without
adequate protection, and in case
of war with San Domingo or China
would be at the mercy of the in-
vaders. It would add greatly to
our sense of security and be of
| great bencfit to his constituents if
{ Mial would only “introduce” a bill
i on the subject —Bradford Star.
CAKE SALE
Benefit senior das of —
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Valley Phone 191 a.
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Dat Assis Jasuary 1, 1908,
Liabilities. .. ..
worth of goods, you
GILLESPIE'S
SAYRE, PA.
Desmond St.,
A TALK ON RUINS
before there are rains. [8 yoor proper-
ty—real and personal—insured inst
fire loss? 1f pot, why not? Don't care
how wise you are, you don't know wheth-
er your house or store will be standing
tomorrow. Mors talk on fire insurance
if you give us the word.
FRED J. TAYLOR,
BAYRE, PA.
LOOMISOPERAHOUSE
ORCHESTRA
Strictly to-Date Music furnished
for Balls, | and all manner of Boo-
ial Fanotions, either public or privata,
feces desired will
aided Cul Val will be far
Call Valley Record for terms,
G. H. GOFF
Is now ready to furnish
Pure Reservoir Loe to
M. PROCAS,
Greek-American Confection
and Candy Store.
Nice special fresh chocolate drops
| & 120 poand,
Nice fresh mixed candy Se pound.
Make every day fresh candy.
lee Cream, Ios Cream Soda and
Fruita,
222 Desmond Street,
ad
Painter, Decorator r and Paperhanger.
sonable prices.
| Residence:
LAWS & WINLACK,
Attorneys and Counselors
at Law.
TRANSACTED.
LAWS' BUILDING, 310 DESMOND ST.
Valley Phove 180-A. Hayes,
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