On Hose!
f14c kind 12¢ 20a foot.
~12c kind )0c 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 8 Money.
Drop
canvassers, or from any store
and commissions will add
cost of the piano, and not
how much better Piano we can
%0 Drop Head Domegtlo,
30 Dec) Lend New Home
as
low as 20, 25, $30
TUBSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1006,
a a
m—
See the new arrivals in shoes at
H. Sattler’s. 104 6
“Devil's Island” is the attraction
at the park tomorrow night.
The largest and best selection of
clothing in the valley now on sale
at H. Sattler’s store. 104 6
The National League of Barbers
will meet next week and it is said
that the price of a shave will be
advanced from 10 to 15 cents.
Wr —
Arrangements will be made for
a big banquet to the visiting fire-
men on the 20th. It will probably
take place immediately after parade.
The preparations for the fire-
men’s parade are nearly complete.
be the biggest event yet held by
the association.
The firemen are busy today
arranging the route for the parade
one week from Thursday, the occa-
sion of the big convention of the
Valley Firemen's Association.
The Exempt firemen who will
be the guests of the Sayre fire de-
partment on the occasion of the
annual parade will be accompanied
by the famous Northern Central
band,
Mitchell's All-Star Players will
« Here in a Few Days
At the meeting of the board of
trustees held at Waverly last night
a communication was received from
Superintendent Case of the W., S,
& A. Traction Company stating
that orders had been placed for
enough fenders to equip all the cars
in the service, Some time ago the
Sayre borough council and the
board of trustees at Waverly ap-
the officials of the Traction com-
pany concerming the advisability of
placing fenders on the cars. At the
conclusion of the conference the
committees were given to under-
stand that fenders would be forth-
coming, and Superintendent Case
last night announced that they
are expected here in a few days
and would be placed onthe cars as
soon as they arrived.
BAND YAY NOT CO
¢ TI BINCHANTON
Thqmembers of of the Packer band
may'no* go to Binghamton next
week to play at the Broome Coun-
ty Centennial celetffation, The
baad had been engaged to play as
an organization on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, but now it
with other organizations. The
band men do not take kindly to
this proposition and it .is quite
likely that they will decide to
remain at home,
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EVIDENCE WAS LACKING
Joe McCloskey, Will McMahon,
Bert Fisher, William Gorman,
Henry Johnson and Charles Cor-
bin, the young men who were ar
rested charged with engaging in a
riot, were arraigned last night be-
fore Justice Carey, and as there
was no evidence that they had
actually participated in the work
of the mob which operated here
several days ago, they were dis-
charged,
SERIES OF DANCES
The first of a series of winter
dances will be given by Harvey
Gray in Eighmey's hall on Satur-
day evening next. First class mu-
sic will be in attendance and the
prospects for a big crowd are ex-
cellent. Mr. Gray conducted
dances on Saturday evening all
last winter and they were exceed.
ingly popular. The same popular~
ity, if not greater, will be manifest-
ed again this winter,
WERE DRIVING. FAST
Yesterday afternoon two young
men, who came from Athens, were
driving a horse through the streets
of Sayre at a breakneck pace,
Chief Walsh stopped them on Des-
mond street, took possession of
the horse, but upon their promising
to arrive within the speed the
limit the animal was returned to
them and they drove toward home.
OAK GROVE PARK
Mitchell's All | Star Players open-
ed their engagement last evening
at Oak Grove park and were greet-
ed a full house. Every member is
certainly a star as was shown to a
good advantage in last night's play,
“The Two Orphans.” Tonight's
bill will be “Dora Thorne,” and
tomorrow night “Devil's Island"
will be presented.
CAUGHT BIG Fish
Lew Stevens returned yesterday
afternoon from North Fair Haven
and he brought with him an eleven
pound fish, which he says he
caught on a hook. Henry Price,
who Baa also bre eejogias an outs
Mi Dubois” Bell weal. 10
Geneva today,
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Mrs. J. C. Wood went to Maas.
field this morning.
W. S. Wright went to Trumans-
burg this morning.
Hon, E. M. Dunham is in Tows
anda today on legal business.
Attorney Paul E. Maynard is in
Towanda today on legal business.
Mrs. Clayton, Lincoln street,
has gone to Philadelphia to be
present at the fumeral of her sister,
4. A. Samuels, who has been at
Jersey Shore for several days, | oo cti
where he has business interests,
returned last night.
Miss Lena Wright left yesterday
morning for Erie, Pa, where she
will visit ‘friends for a time and
then go to Cleveland,
Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Connelly left
this noon for Syracuse where they
will attend the great State fair, re~
turring home Thursday.
Mrs I. A, Samuels was called to
New York city this morning on
account of the serious illness of
her mother, Mrs, J. A. Booth.
D. E O'Neill has returned after
accompaaying his daughter Fran-
ces to Bloomsburg, where she ens
tered the state normal school.
: City, after a month's visit
with their uncle, C. J. Barrett,
North Elmer avenue,
KathrynLynch, a former stenog-
rapher in the local offices of the
Lehigh Valley, but now holds a
similar position at Providence, R.
L,, is visiting relatives here for a
few days.
Mrs. D. E, O'Neill left this after-
noon for Verdi, Nevada. After a
visit in that place she will spend
some time with relatives in Calis
fornia, seturning home about Des
cember 1.
LOCAL NEWS
Local coal dealers have been
notified that the price of coal will
remain stationary uatil the first of
April
» Fred Smith, who a moath ago
was transferred from the division
freight office at Wilkes Barre to
freight agent at this place, will
probably begin the duties of his
position tomorrow.
Local fishermen are taking cour-
age. Since the dry weather began
both rivers have fallen considerably
below the normal line and the bass
are beginning to take the hook.
Several good catches have been
reported and the banks of both
rivers are lined every day,
The Record desires to acknowl
edge receipt of a copy of the pro-
ceedings of the Canadian press as-
sociation preseated by D, E.
O'Neill of this place. Mr. O'Neill
obtained the book at Toronto, and
it contains a vast amount of infor-
mation regarding the newspaper
business in Canada.
CASE CONTINUED
The case of Wa. Croll has been
further adjourned until Monday,
September 24. Yesterday after
noon L. T, Hoyt, attorney for Mr.
Croll, stated that he had séveral
important witnesses whose attend-
ance he was unable to secure, and
for this reason an adjournment was
taken. Croll is charged with ag~
gravated assault by Marto Pingiaro,
an Italian,
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HOSPITAL NOTES
George N. Johnson of Newark
Valley was admitted and operated
upon today.
Mr, Hikok of Rush was dis.
1| charged today,
There is no nook nor cor-
: ey icy Rec:
Has Probably Done Consider-
~ able Damage
fell in the electrical storm which
just previous to the time when The
Record went to press. The stones
fell thick and fast.
that considerable damage has been
Sone, & to the tobacco crop in this | §
I THE LOOKS
ALL NEXT WEEK
, The attraction for the week of
September 17 at the Loomis opera
house will be the NewYork Stand-
ard Stock Company, the value of
which can be but poorly described
in words. The plays are excellent,
the scenery plentiful and the play~
ers good. In “An Orphan's
Prayer,” a pastoral drama the
theme of which is surpassingly
beautiful, the scenery is so true to
Sature that tears of tender recollec-
n Gill’ the eyes of each beholder.
In “White Slaves of Egypt,” a
story of the slaves of the orient,
the palace of the Khedive with its
gorgeous castern celoring, the
oriental costuming, the great desert
scene, the battleship Brooklyn dur-
ing a storm at sea, are admirably
set forth, Queen of the secret ser-
vice has for its setting the plains
of Arizona and the picturesque
wildness of the mountains of Co's
orado, In the third act of this
great play a robbers’ camp is
shown and the enchanting loveli-
gess of a Colorado night is ex-
quisitely pictured in moonlight
effects. This is a grand scene.
Some of the scenes in “Young
King Brady Detective” take one
into the busiest portion of New
York city. This play has an intri-
cate plot and is one of the greatest
detective plays ever written. “A
Drunkard’s Daughter’ has magnifi
cent scenic equipment, as have
“A Woman's Worst Enemy" and
“The Wayward Child.” “While
Frisco Was Burning" is a spectac
ular treat. The earthquake scene
is very thrilling. The falling build-
ings, the lurid fire licking about the
ruins, the sight of the homeless
long remembered. There is a pa-
thetic story to this play and one
follows the fortunes of the unfortu-
nate characters with human heart
interest. There is a splendid vaude-
ville program- and a change of
specialties nightly, Ladies Monday
night 15 cents.
LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE
SATURDAY, SEPT. 15.
24th Semi-Apgnual Tour
LYMAN H. HOWE'S
~ EVER NEWER
LIFEORAMA
A Bird's Eye View of the World
Today. Stirring Scenes of His-
toric Interest of Yesterday.
If it Happened Lyman H. Howe Has It.
America—Intercollegiats Boat Races
Norway —Ski Jumping
India— Prints at Work in Teak
Forest.
Algiers— Tunney Fishing.
Spain — Royal Wedding
Italy— Eruption of Vesuvius.
(reece — Olympic Games.
England — ope Regatta.
Sweden -- Harvesting! ce.
AND MANY OTHERS.
Diagram of Reserved Seats at Weatarn
Union Telegraph Office, Waverly,
PRICES-—Matinee- os and
Evening —25, 35 and 50c.
Advance Sale Sept. 13.
Are You Looking For An
Investment ?
We have a fine o proposition. Inquire
250
A. H. Sawtelle, Sayre, Pa.
The Best 2@
Kitchen
Cabinet
the mar-
er
$11 or $12
205 Desmond St,
0 GYAN DP%E SG
vps Phone 191 a.
BENT TTA
tween 18 and 60 years.
Call on
*
TONIGHT
Oak Grove Park
A Metropolitan Attraction with
an Established High Art
Repatation.
MITCHELL'S
ALL STAR PLAYERS °
A Strong Company of Players
Presenting only the Strong-
est Modern Plays
Each Production Complete in
Every Detail.
LHLLLEPDILLH0000000 00044
This Evening
“Dora Thorne”
Will Be Presented.
PRICES, 10, 20,30¢
SATURDAY MATINEE 10c TOALL
Monday Night Ladies’ Night.
THINK IT OVER!
tem installed and
ready for the hard
winter which the
*) weather man says
[&¥\is coming.
We would be plea-
sed to offer sugges-
{tions or give esti-|
mates on steam, hot
water or hot air sys- |
tems. We sell the
satisfactory “Win
chester steam aud]
~hot water heaters,
A "the American Rad-|
: ator Co's radiators
£2 and boilers and the
justly famous
“Cheerful Home"
fine lino for you to |
Yea choose from.
Plumbing, Boating and Tinning
Gas Fixtures, Burners and
Glassware.
ES
H. R. TALMADGE,
Both "Phones. Elmer Ave.
A.]J.GREEN
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Plans and Estimates Furnished
Stevenson 84, Valley Phone 21%y
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SOCIALIST CLUB
Howard Elmer Hose house, Maple
street, West Sayre. All invited.
Everybody welcome,
I. L. BENJAMIN,
Palater, Decorator and Paperhanger.
dona
Firet-olams work promptly at rea-
Residence: 130 Sproce 84, Athena, Pa.
You Don't Know When
the alarming ery of “Fire!” may star
tle you in your own home—fast asleep,
possibly,
good common sense to be uninsured ?
ly buildings but their contents as well,
Why isn’t your name on our books 7
FRED J. TAYLOR,
. SAYERS, Phe:
Sayre
WOR
C. G.3LLOYDT, PROP.
RE LIN(
i
Remove dead horses and cattle ab short
i notice, All orders will 1ecelve ronie
! attention. Remove stock 8
{tant from Athens, Sayre and Saray:
| Hides must be on carcasses; remove free
| of charge. 1 am prepared to do the bus
| Ines, have ambulance to haul the stock;
{ also buy hides, skins, tallow and bones,
y market prices. Call Bell nn
(No 833, BAYRRE, PA.
| The Cayuta Land Compsny_
| of Sayre, Pa., desires to
| thay have some very desirable Saliding
ota for sale on cheap and easy terms,
| and that they have placed the agency
| for selling them in the bands of Andrew
| Evarts of this place. All those wishing
to provide themselves with homes or to
invest in lots for speculative pm
| will do well to consult with Mr, Evarts
before parchasing elsewhere, This ob
of land is nearly surrounded byd
trial pla: ts, with beantifal otery _—
all the advantages of a modern Indus
trivl town, Terms to suit A
Steps aro already being (aken to supply
all the land comprising this plot a
full supply of the best water the vall
affords. ANDREW EVARTS, 108 Hi
tal plaee, Sayre, Pa. Phohe 240
R. H. DRISLANE,
Contractor and Builder
Plans sad Batlmates Furnished
210 Millar St Sayrn. Pe
JOHN C. PECKALLY,
DEALER IN
foreign and Domestic Fruits.
Pure Olive Oil or 4 medical p
Macaroni at 5, 8 and 100 per
Ro § Elizabeth St., Waverly
has the best House
hed In Brad cata
riety of Tegal
The Reeurly 1
Lhase over
also Yeas
Books; and
for Justine and (
S. BUTLER,
DINING HALL AND LUNCH ROOM. GOOD
LUNCHES AT ALL HOURS.
Pool and Billiards in the Rear.
184 Lockhart rent, Sayre,