NOT ALL AT % PRICE $1.19. regular i5¢. regular Le. regular Boys Sle Coats and J More advice is come early chosen, but all sizes are here main. S5e Clearance 37c¢ values values values = “1 # are being values sfivien re 8 large quantity of Furs For 6%¢ Neck Pieces and One-Third Way sou figure now a 1506-1907 Is the Furs. Every one is be gone into service WUT Of oti a quantity of But must at one-third off The Tabard Inn Increased the rentals one-third fo publishers Get selection of morrow it may not be here $1.50 $1.00, regular regular People Feet It not being =eif To How Our regular 1% leader 10-4 White, regular Tic 11-4 White, regular $100 11-4 White, regular $112 11-4 White, regular 1.18 11-4 White, regular $158 12-4 White, regular $200 ( Clea “ular 25¢ quality, Amoskeag Teasledown, regular ance 10c, and grey $175 Caps $1.18 47¢c up to $1.60 sale 674 price 4lc G&¢ $103 rance $137 $175 $ Yeska Prices enough to assure their goodness 1oe. Clearance ise. Open Compare With the One lot, Une our 06Y FOR BEING BIG. W. T. Carey, Justice o. the Peace. OFFICE Room 6, M. P. A. Building, Valley Phone 246y Alex I D. Stevens, ~ Insurance and Real Estate, Loans Negotiated, Insurance Written, Houses Rented, Rents Collect : ed. Taxes Pald Room 7, Elmer Block, ! LOCKHART STREET, SAYRE. _H.E. Towner, M. D., Specialties. Diseases of Women and of the Rec tum. Hours 7to Sa m 1 no 3 7t08 p. m. ~ OFFICE—-SAMUELS HILOCK Valley Phone 27x. 128% Lockhart St RE TR HS EE ER Attorneys and Counselors at : Law. A GENERAL LAW BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Valley Phooe 180a. Sayre. ] dolin Teacher twee 1 will devote tothe pia of pupils ou tre mandolin, Room 2, Richard block, over For farther particulars ad- fin F. hosmis, Athens, Pa Leading Drayman. tial care and prompt attention fo saving of Planes, Household . M. Dushaw, . ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. One One One fof, fot, jot, It's Not Too Late To hare a mod ern steam or hot wa'er heating system installed before extreme onld weather sets in We can make your house com- fortable in every corner avd your coal bill will bet no larger. Le us give you an estimate on an np -to - date sys- tem. We sell the well known Cheerful Home furnace which can't be beaten. Plumb- ing, Heating and Tin work. Gas Fixtures, Burners and (ilassware H. R. TALMADGE. Both Phones, Elmer Avenue H. H. Mercereau, Attormey-At-Law. Notary Pablie. Special attention to pension papers. Valley Phone lla. 112 Desmond Street, . A. J. Green, Contractor and Ballder, Plans and Estimates Furnished. 525 Stevenson Si. Valley Phone 212y. Sayre = These All Wool Special $1.19 Special $469 Special $5.39 Special $625 Special $419 WOULD BE GLAD TO GET. WILL SHOP HERE. THAT'S OUR ONLY APOL- $6.50 THREW BOMB FROM “L" STATION Attempt to Kill Sylvester Cimilunea, Victim of Vendetlin. NEW YORK, Janu, 7 Three persons were seriously injured and many oth ers uarrowly when a bomb was thrown just before 11 o'clock at night from the uorthbound station of the Avenue Elevated road In Forty second street The bomb was undoubtedly thrown with the lotention to kill Sylvester Clmniluca, a fruit dealer, who hias been active in the prosecution of a woman now in the Bedford home charged with murder, No trace of the bomb thrower was found, but luvestigativn of the circum stutices and the statement of the fruit dealer wade It virtually certalu that frieud of the woman hurled the explosive from the stairway leading to the uptown station Clslluca will lose one arm, not prove more serious Mrs. Mary Balley was an Inoocent victim of the affair, ns was Giorgio, a fifteen-year-old son of Clmiluca Mrs. Halley was ou ber way home from market and Lad stopped to buy fruit, when the bomb fell directly be tween her sud the fruit dealer. Both were hurled from thelr feet, while showers of glass fell about thew. Thelr faces and hands were cut by the dylug glass The force of the explosion broke a large plate glass window In a saloon on the corner and all of the smaller panes of glass ou the side of the Lulld ing next to which the bomb fell. The sidewalk was cracked where the bomb fell, but search for fragments of the missile was froitless. Ars. Balley and Clmtiuca described It as large and round, as near as they could remem- ber, “There was a flash of black in front of my eyes.” Mrs Bailey told the po Hee, “and after that | did not know anything” Clmiloca refused to admit that he was the victim of a vendetta, but he admitted that “some enemy,” as he put It, had sought bis life Exposure Brings on Rheumatism. nful in its mildest form, quickly becoming an agony or torture if neg- ected. When you feel the first pain the muscles, the slight stiffness |derfn joints take Bloodine. It acts aan the Blood and Nerves, will positively ! escaped Second SMDe If his Man and Woman Wanted By Danville Police Returned to the Latfer Place Today, Athens—There were two iamates of Hotel Mulligan over Sunday that are sadder if nol wiser than they were a few days ago Charles Sultos, a married man from Danville, Pa, got Impressed with the idea that his wile was unfaithful to him, and that her sister, Miss A. D. Krum would be a more agreeable companion aud Oth of November lhey mu- pledged their eternal devolion to each other and started out on foot lo find greener pastures They obtained work at several farm houses and lived together as husband and wife, and about December 1st they arrived in Athena and went to boarding at Will Jenny's over near the tannery Sutton assumed Lhe name of Charles Wray and oblained work at the American Bridge Com- pany's plant. llere everything went well until Chief Mulligan read in the Towanda Review, “Danville police are anxious to locate Charles Sutton, allas Charley Wray, about five feel seven inches tall, weight about 140 pounds, dark moustache, very much pitted with small pox. [Is accompan ied by a 17 year old girl, who ia short and thick set They left Danville in November and Danville authorities ciaim he is stopping in Bradford coun- ty with John Martin” Chief Mulligan soon located the man and with Constable McGovern they arrested him about noon Satur- day. He owned up that he was the man wanted and said that he had as- sumed the name of his grandmother and that he had several times want- ed to go back but the girl objected, and so they were doing the best they so on the tually ail alone slender, could to support themselyes John G. Voris, chief of police of Danville came to Athens last night in response to a telegram from Chief Mulligan and took the wayward cou- ple under hie care and returned with them on No 5 thiz morning When we saw the couple this morning they did not try to couceal anything but seemed willing to go back and face the music, MES. LUNDIE'S } RODY STILL UNRECOVERED. Dynamite Scheme for Raising Bed) Proves Useless, Athens— There was a large crowd oun lhe Chemung river bank opposite the old dam yesterday [forenoon walchiug for tidings of the drowned wowau, Mrs. J.B. Lundie. Chief Mul ligau, Burgess Kinney, W. H. Nutt aud Jobn B, Ackley had charge of a dynamite scheme for the purpose of ralsing the body to the surface should it be lodged in that viciaily They fired three charges of dyuamite and the fourth missed fire. The explosion stirred up the water In great bul it was without results Two large fish came to the surface and Charlie Ostrander secured them with a net. A large eel was disturbed and came to the surface and sticking his bead about six inches above the wa- ter struck out with lightning speed across the river and the supposition is that he did not stop until he reach- ed the further hills. He evidently did not like the proceedings force J. W. Beaman and wife were In To- wanda today Fred Lowe went to Laceyville this morning on business Mrs two half pennies I. W. Kelley has dated 1804 and 1817 David Kaufman returned to Jeffer- son college, Philadelpla today. Frank McGeorge of Corning, is the guest of Frank Herrick this week be special meetings in the Baptist church all this week com- mencing tonight. There will Miss Mary Doran returned from Oneonta today and has resumed her position at Kiff & Stacy's store a a —— Mrs. Charles Kellogg went to Bing- hamton today to visit her sister, Mrs Sheldon. She will return tomorrow Mrs. Floyd Morse has been the guest of Mra. J. J. Weller the past week and returned to Towanda today Mothers who give their children Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup lo- variably Indorse it. Contains Houey and Tar. Conforms to the National Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by C. M. Driggs. Freel! Pree! Mrs. A. C. Trainor, Colchester, Conn, writes that a free sample bot- tle of Bloodine helped her when the was all run down, Bloodine is a S047 builder and systemm tonic of Wop, | merit, and it Jou have not it, you should The test enjoyable meeting Saturday afternoon on the occasion of the public justallia- tion of their officers for the year 1907. Fast Department Commander J. An- drew Wiit officiated as instalilng of- ficer by authority of the orders from headquarters, and he was assisted by Comrade D. C. Gray as Officer of the Day. The following were installed: Commander Artemus Weller; 8S V. C, Geo LL. Pendleton; J. V. C, John Santinyre; quartermaster, A. L Richards. O. D, George W. Parsons; 0. G, A. P. Sexton; chaplain, W. H. H Gore; surgeon, Abrezinah French: adjutant, C. T. Hull; ser- grant major, Geo W. Morse: QQ. M S. A Y Vapsice. The hall was well filled with the comrades and their wives and alter the services were con cluded Commander Wilt made a pa triotic address giving some splendid counsel in regard to the work of teaching patriotism to the cilizens aud younger generation After his speech Miss Clara Belva Kelley sang with tender pathos the song, “Just Before the Battle” The incident of that song awakened some touching reminescences of war Umes thal were recited by a comrade Comrade H. G. Blair then was call- ed out and sald that he was filled with tender memories that made it almost impozsible for him to conlain himself He then proceeded to relate the scene of his enlistment when at a little cot- tage amongst the hills of Vermont he stepped over the threshold of his childhood home, bidding mother “good bye” never (0 see her tgaln—of the visions of mother and wife sitting through the dreary hours of anxiety with bleeding hearts listening for tid- fngs of the dear one that had been reported killed in battle. Of her four boys who went to the field of strife only one came back before she cross ed the river, and he came as a wound- ed cripple to pass a few years at the home that had been so dear to them After Comrade Blair flnished his address he sang “We've Drunk From the Same Canteen” and the meeting concluded with the benediction There Is a renewed interest in the Post and although the comrades are getting feeble they have great enthus- jasm io the work of the order and their gatherings are looked forward to with great satisfaction Miss Jennie L Keefe returned to Syracu®e today Mra Born to Mr. and Leonard Moore yesterday, a son Mary Doran and sister Helen turned from Ouoeonta yesterday re- The new Steinway Grand piano has been placed in the Willow school Mrs. FB Wright was In Ulster to- day at the home of Mra Geo. Mal- aon Mrs Ellen Batler of Port Allegheny Is the guest of Mr. and Mra. C. P Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Steward B. Haight of Milford, N. Y.., spent Sunday at the home of D. C. Gray m— Mrs. A. B. Schermerhorn, who has been visiting her daughter, Mra. Clara Chubbuck, returned to Asylun today Mrs M.A. Davis, who has been vis- iting her brother, 8. F. Robiusin, turned to her home in Troy this morn ing re- Mra. W. H. Sawtelle of Ulster, was in Athens today, returning home this afternoon She spent Sunday with her son in Sayre. A. L. Richards of East Athens, went to Towanda this morning to attend the Republican meeting called by the County Committee L. O. Snell recelved notice Saturday not to go to New York until Monday, January 14, and his trip to Panama has been postpoued a week In con- sequence F. G. Salrs, W. F. Waters, Jas. B Maney aud S. F. Robinson went to Towanda today to attend the call meeting of the Republican County Committee. Mr. and Mrs. L IL Campbell of Shunk, Pa, have been to Elmira and stopped over last night with Athens friends, returning home today C. P. Hunt went to Ulster today to attend the funeral of his soun-in- law, Walter Farrell Bruce Merrill and wife will go this evening. The funeral will take place tomorrow At Athens opera house, Wednesday, evening, Jan. 16, under the auspices of the P. O. 8 of A, No 633, the beautiful pastoral play, “The Rector of St Mark's,” will be presented by amateur players of Athens and Sayre The cast will be under the personal rection of Will J. Vance, who has staged the play In ten different slates, A competent cast has been selected for the different parts and rehears- als are under way. # Fors at Greatly Reduced One First Quality Near Jacket left. Size 38 at a low price Box Stationery, regular 10c goods, Saturday only, Sc a box. Gregg's Racket Store, Cor. Broad St. and Park Ave. Waverly. ELMER A. WILBER Wholesaler of Wines, Beer and Ales. | A. H. Murray, M.D. Specialties: Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat and the proper Fitting of Glasser. Hours—$-12; 1-6; 7-8; Sundays by appointment Office, Wheelock Block. 0SBORN'S LIVERY Heavy and Light Draying and Moving. OUR SPECIALTIES LEHIGH CLUB WHISKEY, DOTTER. WICH BEER AND ALES, NOR- WICH BREWING CO’S. ALES. 109 Packer Avenue, Sayre, Pa. Both Phones. : WANTED | HORSES AND CATTLE DEAD OR ALIVE. { Baggage called for and delivered in any part of Sayre, Athens, Wavefly, and all kinds of team wor attended to promptly. Livery at- tached i 207 N. Lehigh Ave, Valley Phone 208x | OR. A. G. REES, M.D. Will pay $1.00 a head at the barn 111 Miller Street : {All calls promptly attended ta day OFFICE HOURS: lor night. Valley telephones at stare. 5 $to11:00a m, 2 to 4:30, 7:00 to 8:00 Bell telephone in house. Genlt rin and ch I diseases | a specialty. Both Phones. “| J. H. DUNLAP, | Susquehanna St, Athens, Pa. COME TO Hill & Beibach's CAFL For the Finest Beers, Ales, Wines and Cigars In the Valley. Lockhart Street Everything new and np-to-date. Firat ; Class Accommodations. : Thomas Ave, Opposite L .V. Station. Hates $150 Per Day. H. Tuttle, M. D, Sposlalist, Practice limited to a to diseases the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. accurately fitted. Hours 10 ta 11 12 am,2t6 7to8 p.m Office and residence, 211 South Elmer Ave. Va ley ‘phone 156x. Sayre. Maynard, Maynard & Schrier Attorneys and Counselors. M. P. A. BLOCK, SAYRE, PA. MAYNARD BLOCE, ATHENS, PA. J. M. ASHTON, General Contracior and Ballder. Plans and Estimates Furnished. Valley Phone 126. Residence Chestnut 8t., Sayre, Pa Contraclor and Bullder Plans and Estimates Furp 210 Miller St 208
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