One Lot of and formerly , riced Cletrance of about’ six Boys' 75 at Ha 19 x ibe = Blue Flannel Faultless No discount to Reds rials they come iu Broadcloth and _ Special lot of Grey, Red and } Lendance Drop Prices are Lowest of All 4%¢ Leader Blanket, Special $150 White 11-4 Blauket. 12 White 11-4 Blanket, 59 White 11-4 Blanket, the Year on These 4c ic 89¢ 98¢c $109 $1.37 $178 price $1.00 $6.20 $6 50 $7.55 $5 67 Special Ought to be 56c only at Leas values 9%¢ » ‘pew stylish and practical at one-third Street floor, tell you to buy deep a cut, to Clearance of it's not always Our $318 ... 3489 . $5.39 $6.25 $4.19 be Jelisregulatine. Stocking Caps 25 and 50c¢ C-B Corsets $1.00 values 69¢c, $1.50 Big Clearance of oue-half off. See table Hlled on Your own judgment will Closing them out Is cause for 0 SALE 4. ’ % A. 6. REES, M.D. 111 Miller Street. OFFICE HOURS: 4. m, 2 10 4:30, 7:00 10-8:00 b urinary and chronic diseases | ality. Both Phones. \lex D. Stevens, Insurance snd Real Estate. ‘Negotiated, Insurance Written, : Rented, Rents Collect- ed, Taxes Pald STREET, SAYRE. | of Women and of the Rec- . Hous Tto am. I to 3. Tto8p m UBLS BLOCK. nx aws & Winlack| Attorneys and Counselors at AL law, GENERAL LAW BUSINESS Contractor and diy and Estimates Furnished. Phone 120. Residence staut Bt, Sayre, Pa. {EY'S HOTEL 208 MONDAY, JANUARY 14. Stomach | | A greal moral lesson replete with ex- citing incident of the far west and full of human Interest. | ireatest novel and original scenic ef. fects ever witnessed, INPECIAL SCENERY FOR 4 BIG ACTS PRICES: | First t and last 4 rows orchestra 85¢ Remainder lower floor... , ble Baleony 35c. Gallery ie Advapee sale Friday al Hall's We Buy Junk. {pay the highest price for rags, rub- | bers, buy wholesale and retall. Write for prices. Bolsteln Bros. Cor. Johnson and Broad Sta, Waverly. COME TO CAFE and Cigars Ia the Valley. Lockhart Street. tion as they exist in a healthy stomach, combined with the greatest known tonic and’ reconstructive Kodo! for properties, dy does not only relieve indigestion Piiopils, bt _1hia_{umeut Head} stomach troubles by cleansing, sweeten! and strengthening A ay, a Vee Maynard, Maynard& Schrier N. P. A. BLOCK, SAYRE, PA. MAYNARD. BLOCK, ATHENS, PA. Mandolin Teacher Will be In Sayre on Bsturdsy, seh week, which time 1 will devote tothe instruction of pupils on the mandolin, Stadio: Room 2, Richard , a parilniars 1a Edwin F. Loomis, Athens, Pa’ H. H. Mercereau, Attormey-At-Law, Notary Public. Special attention to pension papers. ; Valley Phone 11a. 112 Desmnond Street, Sayre. W. T. Carey, Justice of the Peace. on the sireefs yesterday. The Presbylerian church received seven new members last Sunday. Edgar Payne of Cornell, Is home to spend Sunday with his paresis Ernest Schoonover moved from Pine Dr. C. L. Stevens and Charles Clark will go to Harrisburg Monday morn- ing Charlés DeGroff is laid up at bis father's home on Elmira street with sickness. Miss Mary Titchen and Miss Pearl Hicks of Wyalnsing, are visiting Mrs Ernest Schoonover. Mrs. Paul E Maynard will go lo Towanda Monday to see her uncle, Geo. Moody, who is sick. Mr. and Mrs J. J. Weller and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E Mille returned {roffi Nichols this morning. * Miss Mattie D. Howell, a teacher in the Athens schools went to Che- mung today to spend Sunday with her parents The Presbyterian church will not hold special services next week There will be only the regular pray- er meetings, Ely. Kinney of Schenectady, is spending a few days with his father, G. A. Kinney. His wile has been here aboul 8 week. The Imperial Tool Works shut down at noon today for repairs (o thelr en- gine. They will not run Monday, for the same reason. . W. P. Lane of Luthers Mills, was in Athens today and.will stay over Sun- day to attend the funeral of his grand- son, Alfred Douglass Henry Stanton of Ulster, bas been working ou a farm at Geneva and stopped over night with Athens {riends on his return trip home The two brothers, Clark and Fay Chaffee were in Athens Jast night on their return home to Potterville from a trip to Niagara Falls Oscar DeFrahn, a machinist from Wyalusing, has been employed at the Bridge Works a short time and re- turned “0 his home today The funeral of Alfred Douglass will be held at the family residence, corner of Walnut and North Mains streets, 2 o'clock. Rev Dr. Simpson officioat- ing J. B. Hess with his wife and daugh- ter, Winifred have been visiting at Bruce Miller's a short time and re- turned to their home ln Austin, Pa, this morning Reserved seats for the Rector of St. Mark's will be placed on sale at Sanford's dry goods store Mouday morning at 9 o'clock. Call early and gel a good seal F. A. Armstrong, who went to Al- bany, N. Y, with his son who Is learning piano tuning at the BHoard- wan & Gray manufacturers establish- returned home yesterday William Essenwine with his wife and daughter Ruth Christine went to Towanda today where they will Spend Sunday with Mrs. Essenwine's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Whyte Miss Julia Haverly has been de- tained at home on account of sickness longer than her holiday vacation last- ed, hut she will return to Welles col- lege, Aurora, Monday to resume her studies. The Baptist “church will continye thelr special evenlog meelngs every pight next week. There was great in- terest manifested In the past weekly meetings and It Is thought best to continue them. It is generally rumored that the Tool Works are soon to be largely In- creased In size and capacity as they are now crowded for room. They are doing a large business and employing a great number of skilled mechanics, i Mrs. Albert Duncan, River strégt, entertained the ladies of the Penochie club at tea yesterday afterndon In honor of her sister, Mra. Michelback. There were many present and the soc- fal features were very greatly en- joyed by all who were there. W. CT. U. Meeting. Athens—The W. C. T.'U. meeting held yesterday at Mrs. Streeters was largely attended, over thirty ladies being present. The meeting was open- od by the president, a short business session was held, after which Mra. Gardner, superintendent of tive department presented a fine pro- gram. This department has been in force since 1880 with a record worthy of pote. Its Influence has been far reaching. Mrs. Norrish, our County President save 3 good talk slong this live of -Athens—Hezekiah Morris dled at his home In Athens township last night ut 11:30 o'clock aged about 54 years. He was one of the oldest residents of working farmer. He served In Co. D 179th New York Vola In the Civil war contracied In that service for many years so that he has been unable to do anything, he being confined (0 his bed for several years. He leaves a widow, two sons and a daughter. His funeral is not yet arranged but it will probably be at some of the Athens churches Monday. TRADE CONDITIONS. BR G Dun £& Co's Weekly Business Review. NEW YORK. Jan. 12-R. G. Dun & Co.'s weekly trade report says thal re turns are irregular because of the er ratic weather, npseasouable high tem perature restricting sales of heavy- welght wearing apparel at some points, while bupipess ls most satisfactory lu colder sections, Freight blockades were relieved {9 some quient by open weath- er and special efforts by officials, but there is still mueh complaint of tardy deliveries. Mercastile collections are alse more prompt lu sowe sections than others, but there Is unanimity regard. ing the large amount of forward busi iiess on the books of the manufactur ing plants and general confidence In the future Bargain sales are reducing retall stocks of winter goods lu prepa ration for spring opeulnge. malié deliveries more promptly becauge specifications are less frequent, espe cially In respect to structural shapes and a few plants are rolling billets lu the structural mills, which relieves the pressure very wuch In that depart welt. Deiuand for cotton goods in the pri mary markets is somewhat less urgent but selling agents are no less coufidenty and there is no pruspect for lower prices in the near future owing to the abundance of business ou the buoks of the mills Commergial! failures this week In the United States are 311 against 254 last week, 1S7 the preceding week and 30 the corresponding week last year. Fall ures in Canada pumber 20 agalust 17 fast week, 17 the preceding week and il last year. Of fallures this week In the United States 110 were lu the east, 100 south, 70 west and 20 ln the Pa vific states, and 83 report labilities of $5000 or wore. Liabilitles of comer cial faljures reported for Janvary to date are $3.268.400 compared with $2, 178.227 a year ago. Burxiare Took Underskirt and Cash, TOLEDO, 0, Jun, 12 -Burgiars «uo tered the residence of George D, Harsh bere and after ransacking the house carried away Mrs. Harshi's underskict, in which she bad secreted a pocket book containing $27.25 Watches apd jewelry were left untouched. Entrance was gained through the front door, which had not been locked. The bur shary was discovered Ly Mrs, Harsh when sbe awuke Mrs. Harsh belleves she and the other Ove members of the family were chiorofornied by the bur glars, as she aud ber daugliter were sauseated when they awdke, FINANCIAL “AND COMMERCIAL. ——— Closing Steek Quotations. Money on call steady at §§ per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 8% per cent Exchanges, 5557.67, balances, $10.51. @l. Closing peices Amal Copper... 119% N. Y. Central.. B&O. .....o00s Brooklyn R. T. AY c.c.cagtL. mn Ches. & Qhlo.... M a Chl & Northw. S04} Southern Pac... 1% D.&H....... 10 Southern Ry... Erie... ..oc...... 2% South. Ry. pf. Gen. Electric... 18 Sugar ........... Ill. Central. ... 168 Texas Pacifie... lLackawanoa.. 5 Unlen Paslfic... flouwis & Nash. . 18 U. B Hteel...... Manhattan... ..18 U. 8 Steel pf.. Int.-Met. ... MW Wesel. Union... Missouri Pac.... Wl New York Markets. FLOUR. Dull and asd with thot change Min. A oir t I Tinie Satria. | H nt wheat state report, favora Argsatine weal Bows and fack Gi short intersat; May, RN Op tian’ Be nels on matt pened, and settied weal 3 Jan but later ed with wheat: J uly, Who. . od, ey a EL i er ~8 full small And HEESE-State, ul Sv éc.; small, winter made, en: large, bat; fi oe. DTI Pa skims, hee half skims Dest, 1¥ skims, prime, ASe rash ert sxtras, per dos- en, Nc.; neard terest gathered, firsts te SE ALIOW-F rm; eity, 9c. ; eountry, 94 AT fraspies: WoWe.; govd to 8T RE TRAW—SI aT BEAN pol; he 0 80! red kid: Bo oF le.; an hos h + rT "Eirm, snd rules i ork "aha wamich. do. CE POULTRY = d fowls, sickens. Sialic DRESSED alr to ern, nes i neste Yur) holce to anay, . ' Wake; nearby ducks, 13@ide. ; estern, SPioc. i. but roosters, ducks, lc; geese, HE a choloce, . fe } y ly If You Want Tliings Cheap big cut in Children's Night Gowns and Pajamas. is yours. See 26S LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE: Afternoon and Evenig. SATURDAY, JANUARY 12. SPITZ & NATHANSON Present A Powerful Melodrama of Today “WHEN WOMEN LOVE” SEE Peter and Sons’ Shirt Faclory. The Ureat Labour Unlon Scene. The Jefferson Market Police Court The Great Garden Fete The Graphophone's Startling aud Sensational Evidence. Woman's Word. Blackwell's Island. The Strougest Company Ever Selected for a Melodrama. Special Scenery, Wonderful Electrical Effects. A PLAY TRUE TO LIFE Prices—Evening 25, 35, Matinee—15 and 25. bo, 76. Seats on Sale Thursday at Hall's, Bankrupt Sale. Notice 1s hereby given that pug suant to an order of the United States District Court I 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, Jan- uary twenty-first (21st) 1907, at store- room of sald Bankrupt, No. 226 Des- mond street, Sayre, Pa.:— (a) One, box Gloves (12% doz. (b) One box overalls and coats (3 doz each.) (¢) 149 outstanding accounts. (d) Such Interest as bankrupt may have in one horse and wagon. Sale will be made in parcels as above enumerated. H. 8. WINLACK, 205-101 Trustee. Advertise In The Record. SLT ge % RAR THE CAYUTA LAND CO: OF re : Desires to announce that they hive some very desirable building Tots for sale on cheap and easy terms, snd that they have placed the agency for selling them in the hands of ANDREW EVARTS of this place. All wishing to provide thetsslves homes or to invest In lots for lative purposes will do wall’ to suit with Mr. Evarta before re pu lug elsewhere. This plot of pearly surrounded by ind with beautiful scenery and i vantages of a modern town. to sult purchasers. Steps are comprising this plot wi ply of the best walter fords. When you the plot of ground tak Springs Corners, crosses over I. V, No. 244c. Andrew Rvarts, 108 Hoaph tal Place, Sayre, Pa. ELMER A. WILBER Wholesaler of 4 Wines, Heer abd Alss. OUR SPECIALTIES - : LEHIGH CLUB WHISKEY, DOTTER- WICH BEER AND ALES, NOR- WICH BREWING COS. ALES. 109 Packer Avenue, Sayre, Pa Both Phonss. any part of Sayre, At Ne : and all kinds of attended to promptly, tached. 207 N. Lehigh Ave, Valley Fi Monday, SALE. ANY
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