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We want you to get down.
MANEY
& PAGE,
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216 Desmond St, Sayre.
322 8. Main St,, Athens.
The Man Who
“Gets There”
is the man who bas blood
—zeal rish blood —and
plenty of 13—Iin his body,
Briggs” Wise of Cod Liver Ol .
Makes blood lots of It
Iog, irengih rep inishiog
75 P Per Bottle.
G. M. Driggs
Proscriglion Dreggist.
pak Bulilleg, - yr Fa
M. PROCAS,
Confectionery Store
Delicious Candy, fresh eve
The Valley Record
“All the mews that's £t ts prist”
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1908,
LOCAL BREVITIES
Best grade Lehigh Valley and Bernice
Coats, caps and tams at McMa-
han's,
Shoes, shoes a large selection at
Tow prices at H. Sattlers,
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR
GOOD BOOKS
Just received over 800 vol-
umes of Books of Fiction and
Poems. Prices ranging from
10 cents to $200 each.
We have everything that is
good as well as cheap in sta-
tionery, novelties, etc.
We are headquarters for
Souvenir Post Cards,
WEBER'S BOOK STORE,
Lockhart St.
You can save money on waists,
skirts and petticoats at McMahan's,
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Men's Fleecelined Shirts and
Drawers 39¢c at H, Sattlers,
Ladies’, gents and children’s un-
derwecar and union suits at McMa-
han's.
Childrens Suits worth $200, on
sale for $125 this week at H.
Sattlers, 159-5.
Boarders wanted—Eanquire at
No. 330 West Lockhart street,
Sayre. iw?
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Mrs. Clara Harrington and Mrs
John M. Rice went to Elmira this
morning,
You can dress will for little
money if you buy your Suits and
Overcoats at H. Sattlers.
Basrel of Dill pickles, this year's
| cack, just opened at W. S, Wright's
grocery, Elmer avenue.
The W.C. T. U. will meet at
Mrs. Cora Sterigere, 320 Hayden
street, Thursday, Nov. 15, at 2:10
Tomorrow, Thursday, the big
auction lot sale at Westbrook
Heights. Commences at 10a, m,
75 choice lots at what you think
TH ro nl
His Bondsman Surrendered Him
to the {utborities This Morn-
ing
Constable Speacer Brougham
accompanied Tom Holmes to the
county jiilat Towanda this afters
noon. Holmes was arrested Now
7. on complaint of Susan Burhans,
who charged him with aggravated
assault. Ata hearing before Jus-
tice Carey Holmes was held to
court and furnished bail in the sum
of $200 for his appearance, E. A.
Wilber qualifyiog as bondsman.
After bis release Holmes immedi-
ately began filliog up on had
cider and has since made life misers
able for those who reside in his
neighborhood Last night he went
to Waverly to escape arrest, but
while there fell into the clutches of
the police. This morning Justice
Hoagland sentenced him to 30
days at Owego cracking stone. In
the meantime, however, his bonds
man, Mr. Wilber, hid been inform-
ed of the manner in which Holmes
was performing and he decided to
surrender him, Accordingly a bail
piece was issued ard Constable
Brougham went to Waverly this
forenoon and secured custedy of
Holmes,
REAL ESTATE ALWAYS SAFE
There is no investment so safe
and secure and none that offers
better profit to the investor than
investments in real estate. and
especially building lots. You can
duplicate any and cvery other kind
of security except real estate. But
every piece of real estate has pecu-
liar advantages of its own. It
never can be lost or destroyed and
it will always form a basis of all
credit and security, No man can
make a mistake by investing in a
few lots in the new addition, West-
brook Heights on Thursday. Nov
15th, commencing at io am, ;§
lots at auction,
GREAT REMOVAL SALE
We are soon to move our stock
of merchandise to the R. H. Sayre
Hose Bui!diag Thomas ave. Sayre.
Esr the next two weeks we will
run a Cut Price sale. We have
many lines of goods we wish to
close out before moving. Dry
goods, groceries, shoes, rubbers,
ladies’ and children's underwear,
full line men's and boy's underwear
full stock of hosiery and socks,
men's shirts, pants, overalls, gloves
mittens, jackets, also notions and
millinery. We can save you mon.
cy on all classes of goods at this
sale. No. 107 Thomas ave, Sayre.
H. D. Angell & Co. 160 6°,
FACTS WORTH
THINKING ABOUT
Baaoks pay 3 per cent.
Farming pays 10 per cent.
Mercantile pays 15 per cent,
Speculating pays nothing.
Real estate pays 50 to 100 per
cent, and always safe. Get in the
safe class class on Thursday, Nov.
15th, by attending the auction sale
of 75 choicz lots at Westbrrok
Heights, Sayre, Pa.
The Utopia alleys will be open
tonight.
Murphy and Blish's store is
crowded these days with the large
number of people who are availing
themselves of the unprecedented
bargains that are being offered
The force at the store is taxed to
its utmost capacity to wait upon
the customers. Last year's sale
was a large one, but is being sur.
passed by the one the firm is now
conducting.
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Bxposure Brings on Rheumatism
Puiu la lt mildest form,
GRANTS CONCESSIONS
Will Permit Borough to Lay
Sewer Under Company Tracks |
The sewer question has been hang- |
ing fire for some tims on account
of the council being unable to get
the consent of the Lehigh to go
under the tracks at a point below |
Hayden street. At the meeting of |
the council held last night, how-
ever, it developed that the come
pany has granted concessions and
will permit the sewer to go under
the tracks om terms which are
satisfactory, Heretofore the com-
pany has insisted that in event of
their desiring to have the sewer re-
moved they could do s3> without
the consent of the council and bur
den the borough with the expense
An agreement was reached recently
however, whereby the tompany
will pay for the work in the event
of their wanting to remove it to
another point
LOCAL NEWS
All leading brands of flour, in-
cluding Pillsbury’'s, Ceresota and
Laurel at W. S. Wright's grovery,
South Elmer avenue,
You can invest in real estate and
get O per cent on your money at
once. Interest payable quarterly
Address A.'H. Sawtelle, Sayre.
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Mr. Dan Ark of Rochester, N
Y , has charge of the Utopia bowl:
ing alleys. Hes a celebrated base
ball umpire in league games.
Another barrel of home made
sauer krau® just opencd at W. §
Wright's grocery, Elmer avenue,
Neufchatel, swi'zer and full cream
cheese. 3t
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Fred Walker, an employe of the
Record's composing room was
called to Towanda last night on
account of the serious illness of
his sister, Mrs, O C. Post
Tomorrow, Thursday, the big
auction lot sale at Westbrook
Heights. Commences at 10a m
75 choice lots at what you thick
they are worth, Free carriages
from D:pot park. Everyone in-
vited. Be on hand for bargains.
Sayre Land and Imp. Co.
A scenic and musical revival of
Daniel Sully’'s well remembered
comedy success, “The Corner Gro
cery,” with a cast including a num-
ber of the members of the onginal
company will be the oftering at the
Loomis on Friday evening.
Tomorrow, Thursday, the big
auction lot sale at Westbrook
Heights. Commences at 10a. m
7¢ choice lots at what you think
they are worth, Free carriages
from Depot park. Everyone in-
vited. Be on hand for bargains.
- Sayre Land and Imp. Co.
An announcement that will un
doubtedly interest a great many of
our old theatre goers and'everyone
who erjoys comedy of the hearty
and wholesome kind is the coming
of Daniel Sully's famous comedy
“The Corner Grocery” to the
Loomis on Friday evening.
The Record is mow provided
with both phones, the Bell and the
Valley. When you have an item
of news grab either one, and insist
upon central comnecting you with
the office at once. We are here
to print the news,
Tomorrow, Thursday, the big
auction lot sale at Westbrook
Heights, Commences at 10a. m,
75 choice lots at what you think
they are worth. Free carriages
from Depot park. Every one in
vited. Be on hand for bargains,
Sayre Land and Imp. Co
Since the recent snow fell people |
have been troubled very much of
late by the boys promiscuous |
throwing of snow balls, Scvera ral |
pérsons have been hit, and if the |
practice is not stopped or indulged
in with a little more care it may
lead to some of the boys causing
considerable trouble.
PRICE FOR RENT OF
from §2 to $4 per Day
used to improve the streets, and re-
the Westbrook Heights’ promoters
for the purpcse of grading their
mit to the promoters for the use
of the scraper but the councilmen
at their meeting held last night,
They also insisted that the rate of
$2 per day for the use of the ma-
chine was too low and after some
discussion it was decided to render
a bill of $4 per day. Itis claimed
that there is a resolution on the
minute books of the council which
provides that the machine may be
let to putside parties at the rate of
$2 par day, and that the burgess
has the authority to let the same
HOSE DRYING
FACILITIES SOLD
Recently the R H. Sayre hose
company sold their building oo
Thomas avenue to H. D. Angell,
and last night at the meeting of the
council it developed that the sale
cf the building had deprived the
borough of hose drying facilities
A structure for this purpose was
attached to ths hose house and
when the latter was sold to Mr,
Angell he also acquired the hose
drying house. Since that time
Street Commissioner Fields, who
has charge of the hose, has been
drying the same near the furnace
in the basement of the Elmer
building. The council will make
provision for another place in
which to care for the hose,
BOROUGH WILL
REPAIR LOCKUP
At the regular adjourned meeting
of the Sayre borough council held
last night the lockup question
came up for discussion and it was
decided to make repairs to the one
which is now in use. The lockup
1s in bad conditian ; the sills have
rotted, there is no foundation under
it, and the winter winds have free
passage underneath. While it is
undergoing repairs a committee,
appointed by the president of the
conncil, will investigate the cost of
two steel cages, and if these can
be purchased at a reasonable price
they will be placed in the old town
hall, which has recently been aban
doned by the council,
ERECTING NEW BUILDING
This morning a a (ores of men in
the employ of Contractor Adamy
began excavating for the founda
tion of a new building to be ercct-
ed by H. R. Talmadge on Lock
hart street. Mr. Talmadge has
rented the store now occupied by
his plumbing establishment to the
Elmira shirt factory and the latter
concern is to take possession on
the first of December. Mr. Tal
madge will therefore be compelled
to put up a building in an incred-
ibly short time. It will be a frame
building, one story high, rox20
feet in dimensions.
ACCIDENT DELAYED
THEATRE- GOERS
An accident to an engine at the
power house last might enveloped
Sayre in darkness and greatly in-
convenicnced the mammoth crowd
that had made preparations to ats
ance at the l.oomis. The break
preclude the possibility of carrying
the theatre patrons to Waverly, so
Manager Watrous seat word to the
Lehigh officials and extra cars were
provided for the “ stub" train that
leaves here at 8 o'clock.
Try an ad in The Record,
og N02
Fine Nes ri
——Of
Morris Chairs
From $6.50 Up. Just Re-
ceived.
PICTURE FRAMING
CALDWELL'S FURNITURE STORE
: 205 Desmond St, Valley Phone 191 a. :
RN A RY HPL oS
HERE IT IS!
Just what you are looking for, first class insurance for
actual cost, on fraternal plans. Insures both sexes be-
tween 18 and 60 years. Iso writes policies covering
sickness and accident, paying dividend each five years,
Call on
E. F. MERCEREAU, Dist. Manager, 3%
Office 112 Desmond St., Sayre.
Bell and Valley Phone.
SPECIAL ims.
THIS WEEK
and wost solid comp
Staple Dry Goods
Notions, Underwear, Shoes
Rubber Goods
California Hams . . lc! " :
New California Prunes 10c| Among Thanksgiviog Good
18 Ibs sweet potatoes . 25c| ge
: 4 .. | Aud there's lotsa of ‘em, there Is me
1 pkgs Nu Life 27 | wore satisfying tban an lusurance
10 A ; oY: It means a contented mind, 3
Acme soap , . 2 Sol pol digestion waits ons io” and
"Yh i rere n " . i t's a big thing to ve— or & ;
Choice Bread Flour sl, 20 | Jiches, they say. Don't let Thankagiv=.
10 1bs pure buckwheat | ing go by without you tie to some good
flour 30c¢ | Foyrimnhon a Jet ha end
ea ee r : 1 i :
Smithfield : Sora to regret” I6.T°We ropracat the best
Smithhiel creamery es on the globe.
PIAS + uv... « + 0 LO 4
Choy fresh eggs FRED J. TAYLOR,
: BE SAYRSE, PA.
3 cans standard toma- :
. : Notice is hereby given that the p
3 cans peas nership hereotors Cxlting betwesn L.
. Carman ton, Sayre,
3 cans Sor . L : 1= | Pa, under the fru name of Ashton
2 cans i vd 8; 25¢ Carman, was dissolved on date b
dc ans choice red salmon xara dissolved on this dale
3 bottles catsup said partaership are to be paid to
bl . Ashton, and all demands on the
1 can table syrup partnership wikia. to WIS
for payment, E
M. ABHTON,
L. Is CARMAN
Sayre, Pa., Nov. 13. 1900.
Rates :— Wanted, Lost,
Sale, etc, § cent a -. — 3
Hardware, Graniteware i routs fe Lt g
Tinware, Crockery, &c., &ec. [Ja to paid genta Simatons, wanted;
All at Wanted. 3
: Pin boys over 10 years of Uto- |
Rock Bottom Prices Pia AR nus Ne Jar
Typewriter sud s
wanted to do after office
call for work. L. Smith, hii.
144a.
C.A ro
@ ® | A banch of keys between high
| and Stevenson street. Raturu toh
school office. Reward,
( | I : D Two crowbars, one about 4 feeb
and oue § feet long, between Sayre
| Tioga Point
& C O : i at this Eat
Fine Art Andes heatin
= Mrs. James Kooy, 108 t ]
[dome of Hopkina St. Weat Supe aa 1 ¥
puts ns ae
Carpenter and Bullder. ae
: — ud i 31 Seah Re ave, =
17 Pleasant 8t. Waverly, N. Y. | Seren houses and lots for sale ln
TOUHEY'S HOE] Ei rid Sd
For Rent
Bve New and U Date. Firgs | For rent, office rooms In the
C . pein 2 of i |B Bloek.
Two houses to rent, one t voom, |
Thomas Ave, Oppuaite L. V. Stadio, Modern improvements, and nn room
a Sayre | hou Enquireof OG, L. Van B ;
$28 31.50 Por boy Athens. Phone 337.0 Valley. 180 2
’ House to rent, corner of
OSBORN'S LIVERY =: coe of omst
110 West Cooper street, 150-8¢
Seven room houge: : Sete ny
scitabla for small family, o
Baggage called for and delivered in Inquire of Mrs, Con yey No. 214 ows
aay prt of Sayin Athens and Waverly, ard street, Waverly, 10
all kinds of team work attended -
promptly. Livery attached. Ten room brick house, modern
DR. NH. S. Fish A.J.GREE]
Has removed his offices, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
from the Lockhart building pias and Estimates
Heavy and Light Draying and Moving
to No. 217 South Elmer Ave. 15 Steves 01, RE — "