wise man to spend it.”
_ offerings.
Halt Price Sale
Come Early Is Our Advice.
Gloves at Less
Y. Is in Athens where she will re-
main with her son, J. H. Olendort all
winter,
Mr. and Mrs L. W. Raup have been
guests of his brother, Geo. H. Raup
ahd nephew H. F. RHaup =ince New
Years day and r=turned to Milton, Pa,
today.
Alfred, the 10 months old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Douglass, North Main
street died this
o'clock. There are no arrangements
made yel for the fuueral
Abe Groat has a collection of pen-
pies and old copper coins dated
1538 and 1549, also two cent pleces
dated 1558 and 1860 and 'wo nickel
pennies dated 1564 and 1865.
We are requested to state that the
Athens lodge of the National Protec-
tive Association of Troy, Pa, meets
in G. A. R ball every first and third
Monday evenings in the mobth, and
not the second and fourth as recently
FINE, CLEAR, SWEET AND
JUICY.
ROCHESTER CELERY.
FANCY HOT HOUSE LETTUCE,
If You Want
Things Cheap
PARSNIPS, CARROTS, TUR.
NIPS, CABBAGE.
35¢ values
Gc values
jother Big Lot of Coats, | pushed
Ladies’ Wrappers at cost |
A C Mrs
Suis, and Skirts, One-
~~ Third Of.
advice li come early
but all sizes are here and many styles re-
Half Price Sale
‘Of a large quantity of Furs, Neck
Pleces and
Third Off
~ Is the way you figure now om a quantity of
‘Furs. Every one is a 1906-1507 model. But must
: our salesrooms soon Yours a. one-third off
150 Pair Gray and Tan
Blankets
Our regular 49¢ leader. Clearance sale price dic
“10-4 White, regular 75¢. Clearance 7c
~ 11-4 White, regular $1.00. Clearance S%
“11-4 White, regular $1.12. Clearance 98c¢
"11-4 White, regular 1.25. Clearance $109
11-4 White, regular $159. Clearance $137
12-4 White, regular $2.00. Clearance $1.79
One lot § patterns Nottingham Eiderdown, our reg.
25¢ quality. Special clearance Ibe.
a hens Teasledown, regular 10e.
Arnold" 35 in. Flannelette, our regular 15c. Clear.
ance 10c.
Clearance
few fancy 89 and 75¢ holiday Suspenders for
Boys’ Dollar Sweaters
For 6%c. Buy at this store.
The $1.00 sort for 79¢c.
!
|
Feet
In these leit shoes at small lay out of money.
regular
regular
. .«:98¢
sees: 080
dren’s Headgear
Napoleon and Continental shape bearskin In white
$1.19
Other values from Ale up ) to $1 00
7%¢ quality for 48e¢
Don't be gulded by price but
Blankets
With the best store offering you know of
One lot, our regular $400. Special $319
One lot, our regular $6.25. Special $4.69.
One lot, regular $650. Special $5.39
Special $625
Special $4.19%
One lot, regular $7.75
One lot, regular 36.67.
Saturday and Monday
EIGHT STYLES TO SELECT
lex D. Stevens,
fmsurance and Real Estate,
3 egotiated, Insurance Written,
Houses Rented, Rents Collect
? ed, Taxes Pald
Roem 7, Elmer Block,
AR STREET, SAYRE.
re
| FOURTH WARD HOSE
HOUSE NEARLY FINISHED
It Is Desigued to Have Bailding Ready
for the Priamries.
Athens—The new fourth ward hose
house is rapidly pearing completion
and it Is designed to have Jt ready
heating
extreme '
in sWe can make | {be held therein. They were putting
Aracld and “daughter,
Alice Raub drove over to Bumpville
today to visit friends there and on ac
count of the serious illuess of Mrs
A. E Arnold, the wife of the for-
mers brother.
The regular meeting of the Nation-
al Protective Association will be held
Saturday evening In G. A. R. hall at
8 o'clock for the purpose of lustalling
the newly elected officers. A [ull
attendance Is requested.
There is more old coins today. Mrs
G. Lo Fuller has a siver quarter In
good state of preservation dated 1818.
It was made of better metal than is
now used and is thinoer although of
the same size in diameter. She also
bas a gold dollar dated 1853. This
coin has not been issued for many
years and is now atl a premium
In conversation with J. 8. Champion
this nwrnipg we learned something of
the immense operations of Jeuniugs
Bros. in the new town they fave bulit
up in West Virginia. He wenl there
with them about two years ago and
there was not a house or other bab-
ftable dwelling there. He was a mlll-
machinery and buildings and now
they have sixty houses; a large mill
with one band saw and a gang of
saws, and complete equipment for
manufacturing the fluest lumber
They have 20.0i4 acres of timber land
enough tg keep their mills iu opera
tion for twenty years Mr
will not return,
SUTTON FACFS TWO
SERIOUS CHARGES
Couple Caplared at Athens Arraign-
ed in Court at Danville.
Athens—The wayward couple, Char
les Sutton alias Wray aod Miss Ada
Krum, who was captured in Athens
a week ago arrived in Danville In
charge of Ofcer Vorls Monday and
from an account given in Tuesday's
Morning News of that city it is evident
that there is trouble ahead for one
of them at least. We quote from that
paper:
Charles Sutton and Miss Ada Krum
the runaway couple who were appre-
hended at Athens us noted In our last
issue, In custody of John Grier Voris
arrived In this city Monday evening.
The girl has been restored to her par-
guishing In the county jail with two
charges banging over him. On arriv-
ing at Danville they were hustled di-
rectly to the office of Justice Dalton
where the desolate wife and mother
of the latter, as well as the mother
of the runaawy girl had been in walt-
Old Virginia Corp Relish... ...... le
Blue Lahel Catsup
Alpha Salad Dressing
1 50c Box of Nolseleas Matches. ..
f yis. Beans
§ 10c Bottles Blue
4 10¢ cans Yan Camp's Hominy. ...
1 19¢ cans Com
10 Ib Morle)’s Buckwheat Flour. .
12 Ib Squash .
§ pkgs. Nu Life ...
s bushel Potatoes
8 pks. Shredded Biscuit
§ gis. Hickory Nuts ..............
1 peck Walnuts
3 1h Faney 12'%c Prunes
30 Conulry Style Plekles ......
Davidson's Best Sauer Kraut, gal. .&
Manol's Best Sauer Kraut gal. ....
7 doz Clothes Plus
25¢ Snider's Cocklalls
3 Ih Carr's Oyster Cragks
25¢ cans Corn Beef Hash ... ..
3 Ih Hotel Blend Coffee
1 Th Karner's Coffe ..... ........
2 gts. Marrow Fal Beaps ..
1 bu. Polaloes age
1 box (100 bars) Acme Soap ...
6 Loaves Waverly Bread
Cyclone Flour
White Star Flour
Salndn Tea .
9
=»
2 cans Bine Labe! Peas
1 can Blue Label Peas extrs sifted 23c
Fluest Baltimore Oysters
Pork Chops
Pork Hoasis ..
Pork Chunks ..
Sausage (Country Style)
4 Ib Plekled Pig's Feet
A big cut
in Children’s
.Night Gowns
and Pajamas.
reduced
is yours.
Afternoon and Evenlg.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 12.
SPITZ & NATHANSON
Present
A Powerful Melodrama of Today
“WHEN WOMEN LOVE"
SEE
Peter and Sons’ Shirt Factory.
The Great Labor Union Scene.
The Jefferson Market Police Court
The Great Garden Fete.
The Graphophone’'s Startling
Sensational Evidence,
Wortnan's Word.
Blackwell's [sland.
The Strongest Company Ever Selected
for a Melodrama
Special Scenery
Wonderful Electrical Effects.
and
A PLAY TRUE TO LIFE.
Prices—Evening 25, 25, 50, 76.
Matinee—15 and 25,
Seats on Sale Thursday at Hall's
IS
Bankrupt Sale.
Notice Is hereby given that pur-
suant to an order of the United States
District Court 1 will expose to sale,
at public auction and sell to the high-
est bidder, for cash, the [following
goods of the Estate of Solomon
Brothers, Bankrupt, sale to take place
at ten (10) o'clock a. m., Monday, Jun-
uary twenty-first (21st) 1907, at store-
room of sald Bankrupt, No. 225 Des-
Desires to announce that have
some very desirable bullding for
sale on cheap and easy terms,
that they have placed the agelicy for
selling them in the hands of ANDRE Ww
EVARTS of this place. All those
wishing 0 pmvide themselves
homes or to invest In lots for
lative purposes will do well to con
sult with Mr. Evarta before purchas
ing elsewhere. This plot of land is
nearly surrounded by industri} plants
with beautiful scenery and all the ad-
vantages of a modern town. Tor
to sult purchasers. Sters 4
belng taken to supply
comprising this plot with
ply of the best waler
fords. When you come
the plot of ground
Springs Corners,
crosses over [. V. R. R.
bridge turn to the left
on the ground. There will |
at the office Tuesday, Thursday
other day by calling Valley Phone
No. 244c. Andrew Evarts, 108 Hospl-
{al Place, Sayre, Pa.
Wholesaler ol
Wines, Beer and Aled.
OUR BPECIALTIES
WICH BEER AND ALES, XOR-
WICH BREWING CO'S. th
-
H.L. Towner, M. D. |
of Women and of the Hec
tom. Hours Tto 9a m. 1.10
— 3708p. m
: SOFFICD SAMUELS BLOCK
{ p Phone 27x. 128 Lockhart St
6 Ib Brisket
Very Fine Kettle Roasts
103: ® Sali Pork ...... cesenes 100
Salt Salmon
your houss ¢m- {the finish coat on the front walls yes-
fortat.le in every |terday and the other work will soon
corner ard your | done. It Is a most beautiful bulld-
coal bill will bet | 128 and as commodious as it Is possible
no larger. Le! to make It and Rescue Hose can take
us give you an | much comfort in thelr new home. The
estimate on an | 27% room in front If for the appara-
up -to - date sys- | {tus, and just back of that on the
tem. We sell the ground floor is the reception and bath
well known room. It is equipped with gas and
mond street, Sayre, Pa.:—
(a) One box Gloves
pairs.)
{b) One box overalls and coats (3
doz each.)
(c) 149 outstanding accounts.
(d) Such interest as bankrupt may
have in one horse and wagon.
Sele will be made in parcels as
above enumerated.
* H. 8. WINLACK,
205-10t Trustec.
Ee a a
the mother and daughtgr, who had
been given up as lost, contained an
element of deep pathos. The woman,
yielding to her motherly instinct, al-
though deeply hurt, showed a dispos-
ition to take her daughter back and
forgive all. The girl bowever, had
much to explain. She confessed that
she did not know what had prompted
the cowrse she had taken “I just got
(12% doz.
Norway Maekerel
in any of Sayre,
Waverly, and all kinds of team
law
x EnERLL LAW RUSINESS
© TRANSACTED.
Sayre
M. ASHTON,
Contractor and Ballder,
# and Estimates Furnished
126. Residence
HEY'S S HOTEL NL.
208!
electric fixtures for lighting and steam
heat. Up stairs are three nice rooms
that the boys can utilize in any way
for their comfort and convenlence.
Oud fire laddies are well up in disci-
pline and efficiency and we are glad
that they are provided with such ad-
mirable quarters.
Furnace
Plamb-
(cas Fixtures, Pittsburg. Binghamton & Eas-
and tern railroad has been on the carpet
so long, and its route changed so
many times that jit his become a sort
of changing panorama to outsiders
Our citizens lu Rome, Orwell, Le-
Raysville and Nichols have been mak-
Elmer Avenue. |, . 1.ir plans to greet the cars when
they made their first trip into their
borders so long that they will be
considerably dismayed when they
learn that they are now coasidering
the new location to build by way of
Troy, Waverly and Nichols. From
Nichols they are contemplating par-
alelling the D. IL. & W. to Bingham-
ton. But there Is time for many more
into my head to go away” she sald
“aud I did not want to go alone.” The
little journey abroad, however, wil,
probably last ber life time. Sutton
and the girl made their way on foot
the entire distance from Danville lo
Athens about 148 miles. Somewhere
between Berwick and West Nanticoke
they spent two weeks on a farm husk-
ing corn. They confessed that they
had endured great hardshiphd and one
night’ they were obliged to spend
out doors with no shelter. This was
where a forest fire was raging and
the inhabitants were all out fighting
the flames. But the burning timber
made it warm so they did not suffer
on account of the cold. To the charge
of desertion and non-support prefer-
red agalost Sutton by his wife he
plead gulity, but to another charge
preferred upon Information of the
girl's mother charging him with being
responsible for the girl's condition
he plead not guilty. He will have lo
face this ob
want of |
A few of those well known Oaks
left al the old price. Time payments
If desired,
low about the 1ange! We have our
of the best lines In the valley, no
guess work. You can be the judge.
No stove sold unless it’s satisfactory
In every particalar. Investigate.
Advertise in The Record.
FA iY!
uifr-
(RS LEY
SAYRE, PA.