Long at These Prices.
That Is Right in
Style and Quality,
Incoming Styles for Spring.
Curtains
MUSLINS
1 pair formerly $1. 19, now 69¢
1 palr formeriy $1.25. now 76¢
2 pair formerly 98, now 69e
2 pol) formerly 50, now 33c.
NET CURTAINS WITH
pair formerly $1.50, now $1.00.
pair formerly $1.75, now SL1O.
pair formerly $2.00, now $1.35.
palr formeriy $139 now JIS
palr Ecru formerly $2.89, now
pair Eeru formerly $2.25, now
palr Ecru formerly $2.19, now
until lots are closed.
FFLE. WITH
RUFFLE.
formerly
formerly
formerly
formerly
formerly
formerly
formerly
$1.95.
$1.50,
$1.40,
ee ee LU ee LS
COLORED BORDERS,
$2.98,
BS,
1.69,
88,
1.39,
3.39,
now 0.
now
now
now
now
Dow
now
Coats, Efc.
fitted.
215 Tospm Oflice and
pe, 211 South Elmer Ave. Val-
156x.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Office:
4 and 6, Elmer Block, Lock-
Bloodine-
Li rR 00
ver
you know that Blostein Bros
the highest price for rags, rub- |
prices. Bolstein Bros. Cor
and Broad Sts, Waverly
CATTLE DEAD OF
ALIVE.
Will pay $1.00 a head at the barr
All calls promptly attended to day
or night. Valley telephone at store
Bell telephone In house.
J. H. DUNLAP,
Susquehanna St, Athens, Pa
Alex D. Stevens,
Insurance and Real Estate.
Loans Negotiated, Insurance Written,
Houses Rented, Rents Collect-
ed, Taxes Paid
Room 7, Elmer Bloe
k,
LOCKHART STREET, -SAYRE.
Laws & Winlack
Attorneys and Counselors at
Law,
A GENERAL LAW BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.
Valley Phone 150a Sayre
A. J. Green,
Contractor and Bullder,
Clans and Estimates Farnished.
525 Stevenson St. Valley Phone 212y
Maynard, Maynard & Schries
Attorneys and Counselors.
M. P. A. BLOCK, SAYRE, PA.
NAYIARD BLOCK, ATHENS, PA
H.L.Towner,M.D.|
Specialties.
Diseases of Women and of the Rec
tum. Hours T7to 9a. m.,1 to
3.Tto8 p m
OFFICE—SAMUELS BLOCK.
128 Lockhart St
WOMAN FOUD
LYING ON SIDEWALK
Is Subject to Fits and Is the Same
One Whe Recently Spent the Night
in Lehigh Station.
A woman who is probably Mrs Sly-
ter, who spent the night in the Le
high Valley station recenuy walling
for her husband, was found lying on
the sidewalk on South Elmer avenue
in front of the vacant Jot near
Wright's grocery store about one
o'clock this afternoon. Two men raw
the woman and lifted her to her feet
She leaned agalnst the high board
fence for a moment and then fell for-
ward again. The hospital ambulance
wus summoned and she was taken to
that institution. A Record epresen-
tative telephoned to the hospital and
the person who answered the phone
was unahle to give out any loforma-
tion.
Later, however, it wus ‘earned that
the woman was Mrs, Slyter, and that
she fell In front of Williams & Sut-
ton’s shoe store last night. She was
carried Into the store and a physi-
cian summoned. Later In the even-
ing a kind hearted citizen gave her
two dollars and told her to go to a
‘hotel and secure accommodations for
‘the night It was learned this morn-
ing that instead of guing tv the hotel
she went to Waverly and this morning
| was found in the walting room of the
'D. L. & W. depot.
The woman appears to be suffer-
{ing from fits and it seems as if she
{ought to be cared for by friends or
[the authorities.
be left at Gregg's Racket Store, Way-
erly.
After 12 o'clock noon call the main
office at Sayre, both phones.
Ty
GIRL SAID THAT SHE WAS SUP.
FEKING FROM HEART TROUBLE
Lay on the Floor of the D., L. & W.
| Station for Half an Hour This
Morning Then Got Up and
Departed.
Waverly—There was a girl in the
D, L. & W. station this morning who
after wailing there for some time
seemed suddenly to fall into a fit
She lay on the floor for nearly half
an hour, and when questioned, she
sald that she was suffering from heart
trouble, and that an especially severe
attack brought on such spells as she
then had. She remained on the floor
for some UUme, squirming about
Those who saw her were of the im-
pression that she was shamming for
some cause or other. When further
questioned she sald that she had had
iwD similar attacks while at Savre
yesterday. She also said that she was
married, and that she was expecting
her husband, who was in Elmira, to
come down on the train that was due
at about that time. The train came
and went, but no one alighted who
seemed to know her. After lying on
the floor for a while longer she arose
and left the station. :
SOME PARTY MEN
DON'T LIKE ISSUE.
Republican Wish to Support Ticket,
But Many Are Opposed to Munich
pal Ownership of Public Utilities.
Waverly—The action of the Village
Republican committee at the meeting
held a few days ago for the purpose
of making plans for the coming vil-
lage election, seems to have lead to
considerable dissatisfaction among
some of the members of the G. 0. P.
The committee decided that the cam-
paign should rest upon the {ssue of
municipal ownership of the public
utilities; the water works, of course,
being the case in point. Some of the
Republicans experss a desire to sup-
port the Republican ticket, but an-
nounce themselves as being opposed
to the public ownership of public
utilities, As one Republican express-
ed it, “I want to support the Repub-
lican ticket, but do not want to come
out Jn fa favor ot municipal _Swheranip
em
yn are clamoring tor a union
ticket, and experss a desire to have
party lines eliminated.
Blizzard Blocked Roads.
Waverly—The blizzard of last Sup-
day drifted the snow to such an ex-
tent in some parts of the county that
the roads were almost impassable
Some of the rural mall deliveries were
unable to get through, being forced
to return without delivering the mall
In places the roads were piled so
full of snow that it was necessary
get through.
R. H. Lee Buried.
Waverly—The body of the late R
iI. Lee of Elmira, was brought to
Waverly from Eimira this morning
tery. The remains were accompan-
led by a number of friends and rela-
tives of the deceased. E S. Hanford
had the burial In charge. There was
a short prayer at the grave by the
Rev. H. B. Cook of the M. E. church.
Thomas O'Harra went to Corning
today, where he will remain for a
time, going from there to St. Louls
where he will play ball the coming
season with the St Louls Nationals
Whaated, Girl to learn dressmaking
Mrs. CG. M. Legg, 379 Broad street
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Plies! Piles! Piles!
Dr. Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment
will cure Blind, Bleeding, Ulcbrated
and Itching Piles. It absorbs the
tumors, allays the itching at once,
acts as a poultice, gives instant relief.
Dr William's Indian Pile Ointment
is prepared for Plies and Itching of
the private parts. Every box guaran-
anteed. Bold by druggists, by mall,
for 50c and $100. Willlams Mf'g
Co., Cleveland, O. For male by C.
I. adh a Sraggist
In the
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WORK
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WNERY
Petite Marie Rylands who is the!
soubrette of "The Beauly Doctor”
which comes to the Loomis opera
house next Saturday afternoon and
evening combines cleverness of act-|
ing with a dancing abliity far ino ex- !
cess of the ordinary and has withal
an English dialect which is very tell-|
ing in the big musical hit of the plece
“On a Paper and A Comb" which is
given by the entire chorus in coster |
costumes with Miss Rylands as the
bright particular costtermongers |
girl
A. Unger and wife arrived in Wav-
erly this morning after an extended
wedding trip to the national capitol, !
and other points. They will reside
on Lincoln avenue. |
Miss May Barnum of Binghamton, |
who has been visiting at the home of
C. C. Strong, returned to her home
at Binghamton yesterday,
a—
A number of people went {o Bing-
hamton last evening and witnessed
the production of the Music Master
by David Warfield.
Mrs. Cald Peck went to Baltimore,
Md., this morning, having been called
there by the serious {liness of a rela-
tive.
The Rev. Father Leonard of Great
Bend is the guest of the Rev. E A.
O'Rellley.
The lowesi polnt that the thermome-
ter reached last night was 3 degrees
2.25,
2.00,
1.65,
1.40,
1.68
1.48
119=
98
sale price
sale price
sale price
sale price
95 33
WAVERLY NEWS NOTES.
Harry Rumsey of Cayuta, N. Y., was
‘In Waverly yesterday for the purpose
lof purchasing supplies and equipment
for the saw mill that he runs at Cay-
uta. .
Ervine Haucock, who has been ill
from an attack of the grip, has re-
turned to work in Lockerby's barber
shop.
Miss Nettie Griswold of Owego, fs
| visiting her brother, Dr. C .F. Gris-
wold.
Dr. E C. Rumsey of Watkins, will
SAYRE, PA.
visting [riends in Waverly and Sayre.
Chief of Police Brooks and B. Fread-
man went to eMadville, Pa, this .
ing for the purpose of identfylng the
men who are serving a term in the
county jall at that place. It is thought
that the men held at that place
the ones who are suspected of burs
glarizing Mr. Freedman’'s store some
time ago.
0. G. Taylor of Nichols, was in
Wave: ly yesterday.
Try the Record.
This Is the Place.
To get your bair cut, 15; shave
10c; shampoo, 15¢c; hair singed, 160:
whiskers trimmed, 10¢c; sea foam, Bo;
massage, 15¢; moustache dyed, 26¢;:
hair dyed, $1.00; ladles’ hair switches,
cheap; razors honed 2c; shears
sharpened, 10c; scissors, 5c: ns
eczema call and get Lockerby's
ma cure, 50c a bottle. Thousands
of testimoulals can be furnished, Bait
fish on hand the year round Locker-
by Is nlso an expert taxidermist
Lockerby's barber shop, 418 Waverly
ttreet, Waverly. 236-8m
Freel Preet
tle of Bloodine helped her simple ot
was all run down. Bloodine Is
body builder and system tonle es
derful merit, and if you have not ‘
it, you should today. The greatest
system Tonle in the world. Sick
Kidneys are positively cured |
Bloodine, Sold C. M
Sayre.
-
Every
Overcoat
at Cost
Suit- and
in Our