Reduced Pries
On Hose!
14c kind 12c per foot.
~12¢ kind 10c per foot.
10c kind 8c per foot.
8c kind 6c per foot:
All new stock and guar-
anted for the season.
Buy your hose now and
save money.
GED. L.
EWING MACHIN
our pi
of the piano, and not
better Piano we can
any canvasser for une
how
buy
on trial.
ged on contracts.
Sce the new arrivals in shoes at
H. Sattler’s. 104 §
Mitchell's all star players open
an engagement at the park this
evening.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Sullivan of Allison street on
Friday afternoon.
The largest and best selection of
clothing in the valley now on sale
at H. Sattler’s store, 104 6
* Fabio Romani” will be pres
seated by Mitchell's all star play
ers at the park this evening.
P, W. Hocklander has begun the
erection of a new house on Stead-
Yesterday was one of the hottest
days of the season. The ther-
mometer stood well up and the
dust and humidity added greatly
to the general discomfort.
he C. E, society of the Presby-
terian church will give a trolley
leave the church promptly at 8
Lots of Money ey and Was Glo-
‘Saturday afternooa'a man whose
appearance indicated that he had
reached the age of 70, and whose
attire was that of a tiller of the
soil, approached a well known
lawyer ow Lockhart street and stat-
ed that he had seven hundred
It was after
of the two banking institutions had
gone to their homes. Efforts were
made _to communicate with them
but they wereUnsuccessful. Later
in the evening the old man was
found on Lockhart: street in a
highly incbriated condition. Spe-
cial Officer Stevens was called and
took the man to the borough lock-
up. Later in the evening the
officers ascertained that the old man
had a roll of money when he came
to Sayre, and they went to ‘the
lockup and searched his clothing.
Save a couple of bottles, which had
contained the liquid that cheers, his
pockets were empty. Yesterday
morning, however, it was ascer-
tained that he had succeeded in
reaching a bank official, who placed
the money safely in the vaults,
The old man came from Smith-
on suspended sentence. He made
a becline for the town pump,
quenched his exceeding thirst, and
then headed for Smithfield.
MITCHELL'S ALL
“STAR PLAYERS
Presenting a production of mys-
tery, “Fabio Romani,” comes to
the Oak Grove Park theatre on
Monday evening, Sept. 10. “Fabio
Romani" is a thrilling play of start-
ling realism abounding in novel
climaxes and vivid situations of in-
tense dramatic power and is pro-
duced by a selected company of
twenty metropolitan players, Under
the management of B. F, Mitchell,
who has spared neither time or ex-
pense in précuring everything nec
essary to make this one of the
greatest organizations of its kind
kind on the road, and managers
Salisbury & Murray are to be cons
gratulated on having secured this
gorgeous scening production, and
itis to be hoped that the people
will turn out enmasse to show their
appreciation of their efforts in
securing this great play, Monday
will be ladies night, when a few of
the choicest seats will be sold for
the small sum of 15 cents,
FREIGHT WRECK
Saturday morning a freight wreck
blocked the Lehigh tracks at
Hazleton for a short time. One
car was demolished and nine others
were badly damaged, The cause
of the wreck was due to the
spreading of newly placed rails.
A train of loaded coal cars was
going down the line when one car
became derailed, and before the
train could be stopped nine more
followed. 5,
CARNIVAL NEXT WEEK
The Thornton Carnival will ap-
pear here all next week under the
auspices of the R. A, Packer hose
company, The entertainment will
be located on the Desmond street
grounds, and is said to be®*one of
the best of its kind on the road.
There are many free attractions
and a large number of paid shows:
The show is clean throughout and
has given excellent satisfaction
wherever it has appeared.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Martin McMahon suffered the
amputation of the little finger of
and at the hospital this
Hy
in town today callisg on friends.
- Miss Bessie Rikert left yesterday
for Burlington, where she will teach
&hool.
Miss Helen Tabor has returned
from her vacation, which she spent
at Troy.
E. J. Connelly went to Towanda
this morning, having been drawn
on the traverse jury.
Eugene Lake of Pittston spent
Sunday with*Mrs. F, E. Jones, 613
North Wilbur avenue.
Miss Fannie Palmer returned to
Lockport today after visiting friends
in Sayre the past week.
Miss Grace Cole of Owego is
the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Frank
Ward of Desmond street,
David Cullen is in Towanda to-
day serving as a traverse juror in
the Court of Common Pleas.
George Green of Buffalo, is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. H. L.
Towner, Lockhart street, for a few
days. .
Mrs. G. A. Browning of Mon-
trose, who has been visiting friends
and relatives here, returned home
today.
H. IL. Towner went to New
York city this morning, where he
will visit his daughter, Miss Carrie
Towner.
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Arthur Passmore of Niagara
Falls, was the guest of his mother,
Mrs. E. M. Passmore on Desmond
street, over Sunday.
pnp
Mrs. J. F. Sullivan of Hayden
street has left for a six week's visit
with friends in Duluth, St. Paul
and other western points,
Mr. and Mrs. John Davis, of
Cliff street, who have been visiting
friends at Utica, N. Y, for the past
week have returned home,
An important meeting of the
Sayre Baptist Mission is called for
tomorrow, Tuesday evening, at 8
o'clock, at the Sayre Baptist
church, All members are urged
to be present.
Harry E. Dixey and his com-
pany are billed to appear at the
Loomis on the evening of October
3, in “The Man on the Box.” This
will be one of the star ‘attractions
of the season.
The hearing in the case of Wm.
Croll, charged by Marto Pingiaro
with aggravated assault, came up
this afternoon before Justice Carey.
The case was not finished when The
Record went to press,
There will be amusement galore
in the valley next week. A carnis
val company is to appear in Sayre,
a repertoire company at the Loom-
is, and the park theatre will also
furnish a fine attraction. Amuse-
ment lovers can take their choice.
Illegal train riders are making
life burdensome for railroad
men. The Lehigh Valley and
other roads throughout the east
swarm with tramps and hoboes of
all descriptions, and the trainmen
in most instances are powerless to
prevent their securing free trans-
portation.
The great pastoral drama, “An
Orphan's Prayer,” will be presented
by the New York Standard Stock
on Monday, Sept. 17. It is posi
tively one of the best New England
plays ever written, The New York
Standard Stock will be at the
Loomis for one week commencing
Monday, Sept. 17.
Press reports speak in the most
flattering terms of Howe's moving
pictures which come to the Loomis
on Saturday next. Howe has
always stood in the front ranks in
the moving picture business and
the entertainment which will be
given of the Loomis
WANT PROTECTION
Washington Promises That It
Will Be Furnished
Shortly after the attemp* was
made to drive the Italian residents
out of Sayre the foreigners com-
municated with the Italian consul,
who is located at Philadelphia, The
situation was laid before the consul
and he took the matter up with
the Italian ambassador at Washing-
ton, and the latter in turn called it
to the attention of the Uaited States
authorities. This morning the
Italians in Sayre received a reply
from the ambassador in which he
goes over the situation and gives
theni assurance that they will be
prot in the future, The am-
bassador’ says that if the local
authorities are umable to provide
protection the United States will,
even if it is necessary to call out
the troops. There is no likelihood,
however, of the trouble here reach-
ing a point where it will be neces
sary to call upan the federal
authorities. Thus far Sayre has
been able to control those who are
desirous of driving the foreigners
out, and itis not thought that there
will be another outbreak. Should
there be another attempt at mob
violence those who participate in it
will find the local police authorities
amply prepared, and it is up to the
law abiding citizens to give the
officers all the support that they
need,
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LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE
Next we attraction at the
Loomis O House will be the
New York Standard Stock in a
reportoire of new plays never bes
fore seen in Waverly. Each play
is beautiful in sentiment and mag-
nificently ornamented with special
scenery. No scenic effect is lack-
ing. Some of the plays presented
are: “An Orphan's Prayer,” “White
Slaves of Egypt,” “Queen of the
Service,” “While; Frisco Was
Burning,” “Young King Brady
Detective,” “A Woman's Worst
Enemy,” For His Daughter's Hon-
or’ and “Drunkard’s Daughter.”
There is a vaudeville bill of un
usual brilliance headed by the
world’s greatest originators—Gas-
pard Bros. in their scenic novelty
transformation act. Matinee Wed-
nesday and Saturday: Ladies
Monday night 15c.
LEHICH STATIONS ROBBED
The building which the Lehigh
has been using for a station at East
Waverly since the old depot burned
was broken open some time during
Saturday night or yesterday morn~
ing by unknown parties. Entrance
was gained by breaking open a
window in the south end. A num-
ber of round trip tickets between
and a few one way tickets to Lock-
wood was the only plunder secured
by the thieves.
Last night the Lehigh station at
Mehoopany was also broken open
but 0. va was stolen except a
pair of shoes,
INJURY WAS TRIFLING
When Timothy Sweeney showed
up at the hospital last Saturday
night, with his face and head
soaked in blood, the surgeonsiat
that institution, on first glance,
thought that Mr. Sweeney had
been run over by a train of cars
An examination, however, dis~
closed the fact that he had sus-
tained on cbrasion of the scalp
from which the bland flowed freely,
but which was of a tifling nature.
coherent statement as to the man-
ner in which he met with the acci-
=e
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Company
Offers investors large or small amounts
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estate security, It Jou have money to
invest, this proptait on Is worth know-
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Oax Grove Park
A Metropolitan Attraction with
an Established High Art
Reputation.
MITCHELL'S
ALL STAR PLAYERS
A Strong Company of Players
Presenting only the Strong-
est Modern Plays.
Each Production Complete in
Every Detail.
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This Evening
“Fabio Romani”
Will Be Presented.
PRICES, 10, 20,30¢c
SATURDAY MATINEE 10c TOALL
Monday Night—Ladies' Night.
THINK IT OVER!
CS 3 This is an excel-
|lent time of year to
ready for the hard
winter which the
weather man says
2J\is coming
! We would be plea-
‘sed to offer sugges-
ll mates on steam, hot
water or hotwair sys-
tems. Wae sell the
satisfactory “Win-
chester steam and
P< hot water heaters,
N— the American Rad-
7 iator Co's radiators
and boilers and the
justly famous
“Cheerful Home"
furnace, making a
fine line for you to
choose from.
Plumb Heating and Tinning
Gas Fixtures, Barners and
Glassware.
H. R. TALMADGE,
Beth "Phones. Elmer Ave.
A.J.GREEN
CONTRAGTOR AND BUILDER.
535 Stevenson Bb, Valley Phone 21%y
Subscribe for The Record,
SOCIALIST CLUB
Meets every Friday evening at
Howard Elmer Hose house, Maple
street, West Sayre. All invited
Everybody welcome.
I. L. BENJAMIN,
Painter, Decorator and Paperhanger.
TEE
IS!
You Don’t Know When
the alarming ery of “Fire!” may star-
tle you in your own home —fast asleep,
pomibly. Answer frankly, please, Is ig
good common sense to be uninsured ?
We write fire insurance to cover not on-
ly buildings but their contents as well,
Why isn't your name on our books?
«FRED J. TAYLOR,
tant from Athens, Sayre and W
Hides must be on carcasses;
of charge, T am prepared to do
iness, have ambulance to haul the
also buy hides, skins, tallow and
pay market prices. Call Bell
No. 833%, SAYRE, PA, :
The Cayuta Land Company
of Sayre, Pa., desires to announce thas
they have some very dealrable bullding
lota for sale on cheap and easy terms,
and that they have placed the agency
for selling them ie the hands of Andrew
Evarts of this place. All those wishing
to provide themselves with homes or to
invest lu lots for speculative purposes .
will do well to consult with Mr. Evarts
before purchasing elsewhere, This
of land is Nearly surrounded by indus
trial plants, with beautiful sceneryand
all the advantages of a modera indus-
trial town. Terms to suit purchasers,
| Steps are already being taken to wupply .
{all the land comprising this plot a
{ full supply of the best water the "
{afforda. ANDREW EVARTS, 108 Hi 3
tal place, Sayre, Pa. Phone 3440.
R. H. DRISLANE,
Contractor and Builder
Plans and Estimates Furnished
210 Miller St Sayre. Pa
JOHN C. PECKALLY,
"Foreign and Domestic Fralts.
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Pare Olive Oil for medical
Macaroni at 5, 8 and 100 per
Eo « Elizabeth St,, Waverly
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