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SUITS, SKIRTS,
and Russian Mink, was
I
hart street window.
And you can
sent us bya
cry demand.
buy them here at a big
STREET FLOOR
days only.
Our own in-
vestment
and risk is
practically
nothing. We
have priced
them very
much to your
advantage.
Prices are !
At the
in small store
pairs for 2c.
dozen; alway
under regu-
lar selling
prices. This
Notion Counter
s, here at 23c.
8 5 elsewhere. 100 yard
especial of-
fer is for the
16th, 17th
and 18th,
and is an op-
portunity of
Base
300 pieces 1
winter use ou
er pots,
TABLE OIL CLOTH “A
THIRD FLOOR
ANT ADS
F Rates : —~Wasted, Lost, Found, For
8, etc, § ceat a word each insertion
r three times, | cent a word each
Noose taken for
Jess than 25 cents. Situatiocs wacrted,
free to pald-in-advance subscribers,
For Sale.
For Sale— Andes beating stove, large
size, [or®hale cheap. Enquire at this
For mle—An eight room house, 409
Inguire of M, L. Beach,
houseiad lot with threo acres of
land and a fruit orchard. three |
miles from A Will be sold cheap.
pply to Mary J. Wanzer, 123-8w |
heap for cash or on rasy |
hange for Bayre improved’
Sheshequin-valley farm.
ee, Washington, D.C.
127-m*
acres in Overton town-
exchange for village!
thens or Bayre. Good |
fruit on the premises,
address C. A. Heavener, R. FP. |
125-Im* |
in Bayre. Inquireof E |
y 200 Spring St, Sayre, |
1
Bevers] boases and lota for sale in de-
town. , Terms to
: : Inquire of W. G.
Sehrier, Maynard Block, Athens, 29f
es
Wanted.
Girl wanted at once. A. M. Hun-
singer, 320 Lincoln St, Sayre. ‘133-8¢
king at reasonable
Desmond BE. 118
For Rent
For rent, office rooms in the Wheelock
Block.
Homse on KN. Lehigh avenge, ( )
Valley phone, 41ty. $71
Ten room modern boose, 512 8. Wilbur
avenue, Sayre, corner Chemung street;
all eon es, Inquire BH. ia
138-
For Rent —8ix room house with water
at $9 per month, 102 Lake St,
Valley phone 111x or little store
mext Oak Grove Park, 185.3
Two offices for rent in the Maney &
bloek. na
House for rent, Bim street, Waverly,
street car line, Des
Immediate pos.
Cook Stoves,
ment Specials
Oc China at 7c. Includes
r Red Earthenware flow-
Red Cross by name. Ex-
"QUALITY
LOCAL NEWS
O. L. Smiley of Towanda is in
town today.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Morrison
are spending the day in Elmira,
Chas. R. Lauer of Dushore, is
visiting relatives in Sayre and Ath-
| ens.
|W. M, Segar of Elmira, return
ed home this afternoon after visite
ing his brother, Clarence M, Segar.
Special sale on trimmed hats this
week only at Mrs. J. Williams’
millidery parlors, South Elmer
| avenue, 136 at
|
| The foundation for the Record’s
| new quarters on Lockhart street is
| completed and this morning care
| penters begaa work. |
tices ——
traditional Indian summer, but that |
supplemental season of sunshine |
and balmy air was never presented |
more typically than at the present!
time. |
Born—to Mr. and Mrs. Harry |
Swem of Trenton, N. J, an 814
pound son. The event occurred |
on Thursday last. Mrs. Swem
was formerly Miss Cora Eastham
of Sayre. ne
The divorce suit begun on Octo-
against his wife, Emma J. Hallock,
has been discontinued. The parties
live at Athens. The plaintiff in the
suit alleged cruel ard barbarous
treatment,
Geo. W. Kipp of Towanda, fus~
ion candidate for congress, spent
yesterday and last night in Sayre
greeting his large number of
friends. Mr. Kipp creates a very
favorable impression wherever he
goes.
FITZHARRIS-CABILL
William Fitzharris and Miss
Catherine Cahill were married at
noon today by the Rev. J. L.
Shanley at the Church of the Epips
hany. The bride is a well known
young lady of this town and the
groom is an employe of the Le-
high shops. Their many friends
happiness.
ENTERTAINENT FRIAY
Waverly—The first of the series
of
tertainment.
: a a—
office ab Sayre, Valley ‘phone 138X,
SE ————————_
Try C. C. Strong's cough syrup.
Burgess Wm. Foyle of Towanda
was in Waverly yesterday.
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J. Sloat Fassett of Elmira was in
Waverly for a short time yesterday.
Latest Parisian ideas developed
at Mrs. Ellis’ Broad street parlors,
Waverly. ot
Leather post card books at
Strong's pharmacy, Waverly. so20
Mr.and Mrs. James B. McKay
of VanEttan are in Waverly today.
Alfred Ryan of Syracuse is vis-
iting his brother on Chemung
street.
Mrs. W. E. Farley. and Miss
Frances Carroll are spending the
day at Elmira.
Mrs, B. Freedman has returned
from a month's trip including New
York, Philadelphia and Bethlehem,
10,000 bait fish for sale at Lock
erby’s barber shop. Also hair cut
and shave for 25c. 18 23
Bargains in wood for burning,
25¢ buys the best value in the vals
ley, at Strong's pharmacy. soz0
An exclusive line of trimmed
hats at Mrs Ellis’ millinery par
lors, 363 Broad street, Waverly, 2t
If you love your wife, buy hera
Drop Light of the ‘Gas company.
Filty per cent. off this month, snr
Dr. Griswold's horse, Roly Poly,
won another race at Albany yester-
day. It was a three quarter mile
run and the time was 1:19.
The Sunshine Society will serve
a hot supper Saturday evening of
this week in W. C. T. U ha!l bver
Walker's store from 5 to 8, price
15¢, Let everybody come,
The funcral of Henry Skellenger,
who died Mordiy, was held from
the house at 11 o'clock this morn
ing, and the remains were taken 'to
his old home at Owego for burial,
The rummage sale by the ladies
of the Episcopal church is a great
success. The sales yesterday
amcunted to $150. Many new ar-
ticles and much useful material is
still unso!d.
ITALIAN KILLED
Waverly—An Italian named La-
motagna Satina, a laborer for the
D.L. &W, was killed yesterday
morning at about 9 o'clock at
Litchfield on the D. L. & W.
tracks. A section gang was work-
ing at that place and as a passenger
train opproached he failed to get
off the track in time and was badly
mangled. Coroner Eugene Brown
of Owego was called but decided
that an irquest wis unnecessary,
and the remains were brought to
Waverly, where they were taken in
charge by E S, Hanford
IN POLIGE COURT
Waverly—The police corralled a
batch of drunks yesterday, who
were disposed of yesterday after-
noon by Justice. Hoagland. One
man named Hurley was given 30
days. He would come over on
‘thé New York side of the line,
raise a disturbance and then run
to the south side and hurl back
epithets and insulting talk. He
He was captured in Waverly, how-
ever, and will crack stone for the
next 30 days. Another drunk paid
a fine of $5, and a third was dis-
SECURE MANY SIGNERS
Waverly—The work of securing
the signers necessary to place the
Independence league ticket on the
in Sayre on Saturday evening.
A year ago last spring he addressed
Borough has been on the decline.
‘Mial should select some other
place beside Sayre in which to
make a speech. He is too well
known here to cut any ice.
FINE PERFORMANCE
Another large audience greeted
the “Emma Bunting Co.” at the
Loomis Opera house last night,
when “Rachel Goldstein” was pres
sented, The performance was
complete in every detail and very
enjoyable throughout. Miss Bunt-
ing as Rachel kept the audience in
continued good humor, Her sup:
port was first class. Tonight “The
Burglar’s Daughter,” a comedy
drama in four acts, will be present,
cd. This is one of the best plays
in the company's repertoire, and is
being played in the larger cities to
high prices. New York city is the
scene of the story and many thrill
ing scenes and startling climaxes
are introduced. Special scenery is
carried for the production. Tomor-
row afternoon “Pretty Miss No
body" will be presented. It is the
intention of Manager Burgess to
star Miss Bunting in a big producs
tion of this play next season
Beautiful scenery and costuming
will be seen throughout. Thurs
day night, it is expected, a mar.
riage will bs held on the stage. A
purse of £25 and all expenses will
be p.id to any young couple who
will be uzited. Lovers of romance
have taken advantage of this cp
portunily in a great many cities
this scason. Madam Flower, Th:
Great Brorz: Melba, will pasitiva-
ly appear at every p:rformaace
throughout the weck. Oa Friday
evening ten choice building lots
will be award:d to those holding
lucky coupéas.
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Exposure Brings on Rheumatism
Painful in its mildest form, quickly
becoming an agony or torture if neg-
lected, When Joa feel the first paln
in the muscles, the firstslight stiffness
la the joints take Bloodine., It acts im-
mediately on the Blood and Nerves, and
will positively care Rheumatism, how-
ever severe, Bold by C, M. Driggs, Sayre.
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Corporation Notice
"THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF NEW YORK.
NOTICE TU POLICYHULDERS
The official statement, which may be used as
a ballot for voting by mail, having been sent to
cach policyholder on October 11, auy voter fail
ug to receive the same in due course is requested
to send his name and address to Lhe Company,
New York City, in order that a duplicate may be
JLut him
Covers More Surface,
(3 times as much)
Wears Longer,
(8 times as long)
Dries Quicker,
(ia 10 minutes)
Than Any Enamel,
A GHILD CAN APPLY IT.
If your dealer hasn't it, Bolleh Broa. have
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H. A. P ' carpet cleaner is
OV iD OF a the Wilson
averly street, Waver-
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etc.
ANI Ge
Nappies,
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Happy Thought
and Lehigh Stoves
and Ranges
From $10 to $75.
We repair stoves
and furnaces.
BOLIGH BROS.,
HARDWARE
R. H. DRISLANE,
Contractor and Bulider
Plans and Estimates Furnished
210 Miller. 8¢ Sayre Pa
EARL BURGESS
—PRESENTS—
MISS EMMA BUNTING
And an Excellent Company for Six
Nights and Three Matinees.
EVENINGS.
Tuesday —“Rache] Goldstein.”
Wednesday —*The Barglar's ter,"
Thuorsday-“Tracked Aronnd the World,”
day—' Polly Primroge.”
Saturday —*The of Crooks.”
MATINEES,
Wednesday—''The Two Little
Sailer Boys."
Thursday — Miss Nobody.”
Saturday “That Girl of Johnson's.
Davis & Walker will positively a r
at every ormance in one of
Ear armangs acts on the
American stage.’
PRICES Reilk: 10, 20 and 30c.
inee, 10 and 30s.
CEMENT SIDEWALKS
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