=
18 OF INTEREST TO THOSE WHO WANT LIVE STORE NEWS
¥ TOLD. BUT OUR STOCKS ARE TOO LARGE TO
L YOU Avil. BETTER KEEP IN TOUCH WITH THIS
PRICE REGULATING MEDIUM. A GOOD PLACE TO SHOP
| IS WHERE MOST PEOPLE SHOP. GO WHERE YOU ARE
"LIABLE TO FIND WHAT YOU WANT WHEN YOU WANT IT.
THEN WE SHOULD SEE YOU HERE.
SPECIAL.
Salts for Big and Little Women.
Tallored Suits at $9.58 are marvels
They come from makers of repute
Three-quarter sleeves and turned silk
cuffs. Some are finished with im-
ported (fancy trimmings, and run In
values $1250, $15.00, $18.67, $21.50,
$2250, and $25.00. We are Wooltex
agents for Waverly, Sayre and Ath-
ens. That's how big makers regard
No two exactly alike, but all choice,
te
ot
0 ® PRESSED WOEN
Popular Prices Always the Watchword.
would scarcely expect they could.
Prices begin where you
Special Bargains in the Basement.
House Furnishings and House Cleaning Equipments are always
Modest in and selections big.
says house tleaning time Is at hand.
CAYUTA LAND CO. OF SAvaE. Plles! Piles! Piles!
Desires that ve! Dr. Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment
uauice & a we for | will cure Blind, Bleeding, Ulcerated
; and Itching Piles. It absorbs the
and easy terms, and (tumors, allays the itching at once,
have placed the agency for | acts as a poultice, gives instant relief.
them fu the bands of ANDREW | Dr William's Indian Pile Ointment
RANTS « of this place. All those | +3 prepared for Plles and Itching of
ithe private parts. [Every box guaran-
to provide themselves with ,5ieed Sold by druggists, by mall,
8 or to invest in lots for specu- for 60c and TL.00. reijams rh ¥
Wm purposes will do well to con- Co, Cleveland, e by C.
with Mr. Evarts before purchas | © Driggs. drusxist.
QUANTITY,
“slsewhere. This plot of land is |
GOAL PRICE
y surrounded by Industrial plants |
If you buy from
Beautiful scenery and all the ad- |
COLEMAN HASSLER
of a modern town. Terms
plot of ground take trolley to| 116 Erie St, Sayre, Pa.
rch Steps are alieady |
taken to supply all the land |
ist this plot with a full sup- |
‘of the best water the valley af-|
§ Corners, cross bridge that|y,y get the three. Ask your neigh-
V. R. R. when across bers.
left and you are Hard Coal and Lopes Anthracite.
There will be a man Hoth Phones.
; When you come to look over |
| office Tuesday, Thursday and |
QUALITY,
you over the ground, or any
day by calling Valley Phone
r, Nose and Throat Glasses
oly fitted. Hours 10 to 12
Fs Tlo8 pm Office and
pe, 211 South Elmer Ave. Val-!
i
Ww. TF. Carey,
Justice of the Peace.
OFFICE
ove over Ike Samuels’ Lock. |
part Streel Jewelry Store.
Valley Felaphane.
Money E~Worry
' saved and Lthein
creased cleanliness
| of Gas
£ .
over all other fuels
. 9
| ought tobe sufficient
the highest price for rags, rub-
ci metals, etc. Call on us
ing of your junk We
and retail. Bell phone
attention. exact weight.
= Bolstein Bros, Cor
and Broad Sts, Waverly,
A. WILBER,
GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
Waverly, N. Y.
| WANTED
\ omsks AND CATTLE DEAD OR
ALIVE.
Will pay $1.00 a head at the barn
OUR PRE-EASTER MILLINERY
OPENING
March 23, 25 and 26.
There will be some real Paris Pat-
rn Hats in our show rooms, and
hers straight from New York's suc
designers, and some clever
from our own work-
Prove to yourself that you
Charter Nollee.
Notice is hereby given that an ap-
plication will be made to the Governor
of Pennsylvania on April 10th, 19507,
by E. B. Carner, M. W. Nevins, J. 8
Thurston, Manson Elsbree and C. M
Myer under the Act of Assembly en-
titled “An act to provide for the in-
corporation and regulation of certain
corporations” approved April 29th,
1874, and the supplements thereto, for
the charter of an intended corpora-
tion to be called Karner's Department
Store Company, the character and
object of which is the buying, selling,
trading or dealing in any kind or
kinds of goods wares and merchan-
dise at retall, and for these purposes
to have, possess, and enjoy all the
rights, benefits and privileges of sald
Act of Assembly and supplements
thereto
HOYT & SCHRIER, Solicitors
March 21, 1907.—21-28-3
Laws 8& Winlack
Attorneys and Counselors at
Law,
A GENERAL LAW BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.
Valley Phone 180a. Sayre, Pa
OR. A. G. REES, M.D,
Rooms 11 and 12, Lockhart Bullding.
OFFICE HOURS:
Stollam,2to 4:30, 7 to 8p m
and chronic dis-
Both Phones.
A. E. BAKER,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
Genito-urinary
cases a specialty.
17 Pleasant SL Waverly, N. Y.
E. M. Dunham,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Office: Hooms 4 and 5, Elmer Block.
Lockhart St Sayre, Pa
J. M. ASHTON,
General Contractor and Bullder.
Plans and Estimates Furnished.
Valley Phone 125. Residences 208
Chestnut St, Sayre, Pa
C. J. Kitchin,
Sayre’s Leadiog Draymas.
Especial care and prompt sitention
daiven to moving of Pianes, Household
Ss, ed, Semen
Maynard, Maynard & Schrier
Attorneys sad Counselors.
RP. A.
‘was ia Towanda
George A. Lamkin and son Robert
wer In Troy today to visit friends.
Mra. Wilson F. Vorhis spent today
with her sunt, Mra. John Schouten in
Ulster,
Mrs J. H Olmstead went to Ulster
today to attend the funeral of Thom-
as Parks.
The Easter vacation of the High
school wil begin Thursday, March 239
and ends Tuesday April 2
Easter post cards, wholesale aud re-
tail. Athens Racket store. 35 de
signs. tu-th
F A Gillette bas been confined to
his home with grip several days and
was able to be around town today
Mrs. Dennis Haves has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. J. P. Lynch
and returned to Rummerfield this
morning.
H. D. Sevison returned from Wil-
liamsport last might His wife and
chfid will remain in that place four
weeks longer.
Mra E F. Eisbree and grand daugh-
ter Helen Hosmer went to Ulster this
morning where they will spend the
day with relatives.
Mrs. Fred Brown went to Colley to-
day after her father, W. M. Smith, who
will reutrn with her and reside in
Athens in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wilkinson and
daughter Bertha, went to Ulster today
to attend the funeral of Mrs Wilkin-
son's cousin, Thomas Parks.
Curtis B. Tyrrel and wife with their
daughter, Mary went to Towanda this
morning to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Tyrrel's brother, Lewis P. Wurten-
burg. :
Benjamin C. Franklin came to Ath-
ens a few days ago to attend the
funeral of his sister, Mrs. R M
Walker, and returned to Adisn Mich,
today
C. F. Brainard has been sick with
pleurisy six weeks and was around
town for the first time this morning
He thinks that he will be able to go
to work tomorrow.
The Athens W. C. T. U. will meet
Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
the home of Mrs, Hillis, Cherry street.
Subject, “Mercy.” Mrs. Hillis will
have charge of meeting.
Ira Berger recently went to Indian-
apolis, Ind, where he Ia working. Mrs
Berger is packing up the household
goods and they will be sent there and
they Intend to reside there in the fu-
ture.
A regular meeting of Camp No. 633
P. OS. of A. will be held in San-
ford's hall Friday evening, March 22
All members of the degree team are re-
quested to be present. P. F, Haflett,
president.
A. R. Morey has been refitting his
barbee parlors and now has every-
thing complete and shining like a
new top. His customers will now be
waited upon as fast as they can come,
and ia good style.
Corporal Willlam C. Dounlon of the
U. S. coast heavy artillery is on a
leave of absence and has been visit-
ing his brother in Sayre and East He
went to Lopez this morning where he
will spend a few days with friends
His command is stationed at Fort
Ferry. N. Y
Herman P. Hedrick was taken in
charge by Commissioner Marsh this
morning who started with him for
the Danville asylum, Dr. E M. Cow-
ell will meet them at Wilkes-Barre
and accompany them to Danville. Hed-
rick was in good spirita and did not
seem to be disconcerted with the (dea
of being locked up.
The Board of Health are urging the
people to slick up and renovate their
yards, and this is something more
than pride. They have taken hold of
the sanitary conditions of our town
as has never been done before, and
already this has had a salutary effect
in keeping away contagicus diseases
No one can estimate the menace to
health of water contaminations and
garbage, and it pays heed the
warnings so often given. Let us all
slick up.
to
By reference to another column it
will he seen that steps are taken (o
incorporate Karner's Department
store. Evans B. Carner, the original
proprietor of the store, Is a business
man of exceptional ability and a
hustler in commercial circles, and the
success of this establishment if due
to hiz energies The business has
now assumied such proportions that
it is found necessary to enlarge the
scope of its operations, and {t's very
gratifying that we can look forward
Sari
vader, Mareh 21.—/The following re
port by General Jose Dolores Press,
commander of the Balvadoresn force
that is saguged with Honduras fighting |
Nicaragua, is made pp bile:
“We attacked the enemy with a
artillery, taking ground iu front and
sition. :
“The hattlé began at 5 o'clock In the
ou the right wing, while General Cha
wents on the jeoft. The infantry at]
vision of our army was in the center,
pusitious of the enemy by assault
tions, although a desperate resistance
was made }
“The enemy, estimated at 5000 well
armed men, have (aken up a new er
tion iu the hills
“The Houduran forces had Feptetin
Lle losses iu commuandiog asd othet
officers
“The enemy's losses in killed and
wounded were large i
Senor Sanchez has left Nicaragua for,
Ecuador on the steamer Tueapel I
is confidential agent of President Ze!
laya nnd goes to Ecuador to endeavor!
to obtain the support of President All
faro of that country for Nicaragua ia)
her fight against Honduras
i
THE REGULAR ANSWER.
Secretary Loeb Rafers All Doomars
to Election Speech of 1804. |
WASHINGTON. March 21.—If you
write a letter to the presidentsaying you!
have looked over the situation is your!
neighborhood and are convimced that!
he will have to accept another nomina-
tien for the presidency, you will In due
course of time get this reply:
Whitk Mo
My Dear Sir Your favor of
——
he — In-
dent thanks you for writing. While he
appreciates your kindly sentiment, he
has nothing to add to his statement fs
sued on the night of his election, 18M.
Very truly yours,
WILLIAM LOEB. JR.
Secretary to the President
Every few days some uswspaper
prints this letter with the “startling”
announcement that it has just been ref
ceived Ly 8 pruminent citizen who
wrote to the president saylug
everything thereabouts “looked like
Roosevelt for 1908" As a matter of
fact, bundreds of letters come to the
White House every week from friends
of the president who say they hope he
will revonside: Lis determination uot
to stand for apother nomindtion. Al
these letters are | irned over to a clerk,
who bas before Ii 1 the form of answer
used above, and ilentical replies are
sent to the well wishers. The form has
been In use for months, and the coun
try has been literally flooded with the
stereotyped anawer
The form of auswer was originally
prepared by the president, and he con-
tinues to stand pat
Balision Inventor Dend.
BALLSTON. N. Y., March 21.—Peter
Schaeffer, vue of the oldest citizens of
Ballston, Is dead bere, aged eighty
years. He was a weaver and Inveoted
a knitting frame sixty Years ago
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Steek Quotations.
Money on call easy at § per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, 64% per cent Ex-
changes, $73 570003; balances, 113.310 3%
Closing prices
Amal Copper
Atchison,
B&O
Brooklyn RB. T
C.C.Ca8t.. 13
Chess. & Oulo @
Chi & Northw. 147%
D&H. ... 1m
Erle ssssssare SNE
Gen. Eleotric 1%
IL Central 142
Lackawanna ws
Louls & Nash. I1T%
Manhattan 18%
Int. -Met Ns
Missouri Pac Eri
ny
NK
hy
54%
N. Y. Central.
Nort. & West
Penn. R R...
Reading .
Hock Island
St. Paul
Southern Pac
Bowthern R)
South Ry
Sugdr
Texss Pacific,
Union Pacific
U. 8 Steel
1. 8 Steel pf,
West. Unlon,... 7
118%
Ts
LAE
11
New York Markets.
FLOUR ~ Dull but held steady; Min-
nesols hig $1004 55; winter straights,
B Xue, winter extras, R0J3, winter
patents, BonLs
WHEAT--Market opened a shade lower
under liberal northwest receipts and good
weather, but laler advanced Yc. on cave
ering and absence of selling ressure;
May, $3 15-160% ce. | July, MWEiNe.
BUTTER~Creamnery, extras, per pound
{Mercantlie Exchange oMelal
exiras, Mc). firsts Npdc.
2c, thirds, Uc; hel oX-
tras. 2c. firsts, JQINC.. secon awe
thirds, OyZc.. state dalry tubs. freak,
finest. ITUSe good to prime, M@Nc
sommnon Lo (alr, plc
CHEESE State, full cream. small eol.
ored, September, fancy. 150; white, 14%¢c ;
slored, small October, best. H@I¥C
white, 13%H1i4¢ A ROO to Hane nd
i3%e ; winter made, aves
large, [eptember fancy, es De
inal nlite. Jad to Sine, 1g
180; VV ferior G11%e ight skims,
1c. half a st, 10,4 1040. Jar
SLU falr to good, TY
skims, prime,
common. Cys x full skims, i
‘ennsylvaoia and nearby
: choles 1G
EGOS -Blate
selected, white, fancy AQGXce
Ax brown and mized extra. 191%.
firsts 10 extra Arsts Hianye.: western
extra frets, Ihe firsts, 17%c. (oMcini
quotation, firsts, 17%c). wsecondy 1TW\G
1The thirds. 164@170 ; Adirtles. Jngienc.:
nec ke Ag lotec duck eggn’ a
ae eof
onse Bi \shipping BSc. good to
cholee $1165 i:
LIVE POU LTRY Firm and in good de.
mand, fowls 1bh4il6c.; old roosters 100
ie; roasting chickens, Jk 1% winter
chickens, ; duck
Ry POULTR uy FA and In
good detpand; fowls. choles, 18%4¢.: do,
fair to good. 13448 1ic ; old roosters, loc.
nearby chiskens roasting. 15G16& west.
ern, do. do. 1Mi5c Earby turkeys
cholee to faney 3 oo Fig, da, western Ar
$0. | West
Nga Tog1te
ar Ne
ATEX
quotation,
scconds, 24
Beye
solid Ww
L hears geen
CATTLE-8 y 3 mgrket atandy
eholoe, wee is las’
heavies, Tr aime and
ry Yorkers, t Forsers
Live ork: Marketa
cal
ode Rass!
£; 7.18; "to 5 1. 50g
_— ket steady; Lake! we A
Tulle Aud SoRuDen My. ambe.
EXTRA SPECIAL!
One lot Edwin C. Burt Shoes for
Women, Sale Price $2.98
Regular Price $4.
See West Window,
A. J. Green,
Contractor and Builder. A
Plans sad Estimates Furnished
Sayre, Pa
Great results from Record Wanl Ada.
LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE
WEEK OF NORDA, MARCH 18
The Talented Actress and.Comedieane
ROSABELE LESLIE
and her splendid company.
5—Bilg Vaadeville Novelties—
10—STANDARD DRANMAS-10
Attractions:
Wednesday—The Great White Dia-
mond.
Wednesday Matinee—East Lynne.
Thursday—Not Guilty.
Friday—A Mill Girl's Honor,
Saturday matinee—Over Niagara
Falls.
Saturday—The Hand of Man.
PIG SOCIAL PRIDAY NIGHT.
Prices—Evenings—10, 20, 80; Mat.
ince—10, 20c.
ORDINANCE NO. 24.
AN ORDINANCE granting to the
Sayre Electric Company, a corpora-
tion of the State of Pennsylvania, bav-
ing its principal office in Sayre Bor-
ough, its successors or assigns, the
privilege of erecting and maintaining
poles, wires, cables, and conductors
of an Electric lighting, heating and
power system, over, under and along
the public streets, avenues, lanes, al-
leys, and public grounds within the
Borough of South Waverly, County of
Bradford and State of Pennsylvania
Be it enacted by the Burgess and
Town Council of the Borough of
South Waverly, and it is hereby enact-
¢d by the authority of the same.
Section 1. That the said Sayre Elec- |
tric Company, its successors or as
signs, is hereby granted the rights
and privileges of erecting and main-
taining poles! wires, cables and con-
ductors over, under and along the
public streets, avenues, lanes, alleys
and public erounds, within the cor-
porate limits of sald Borough, as they
now are gr shall be hereafter extend-
ed, for the purpose of supplying light, | !
heat and power to sald Borough and
its Inhabitants for illuminating, heat-
mg and mechanical nurposes, by
means of electrical currents, and to
operate, use, maintain repair and ex-
tend the same over, under and slong
the public streets, avenues, lanes, al-
leys and public grounds in said Bor-
ough and for the purpose aforésald
to make all necessary excavatious for
poles, etc, In any and all of sald
streels, avenues, lanes, alleys or pub-
llc grounds at any and all times,
under the following terms and con-
ditions.
Section 2. All poles shall be of
good sound cedar or chestout, reason-
ably straight and proverly shaped, and
shall be set’ inside the curb line at
such points as shall be designated by
the Street Committee of the Borough
Council.
Section 3. All wires used shall be
of first class quality, properly insula-
ted, same to be properly stayed and
maintained. and where strung on
poles sald poles shall be of sufficient
height and the sald wires shall be
strung at such height above the
ground as directed by the Street Com-
Section 4. All poles, wires, cables,
appliances, structures and erections of
every kind used or employed In, upon
or over any of the streets, avenues,
lanes, alleys or public grounds with-
in sald Borough for the purpose of
the distribution of electricity under
this ordinance, shall at all times be
kekpt and maintained In good and
proper order and repair and in a safe,
suitable and proper condition.
Suits made
by reason of the Tights and AE kind.
hereby granted.
Section 6. The sald borough shall"
have during the term of this franchise,
without charge therefor, the right to
nse the poles of the sald Bayre Elec:
tric Company, ils successors or as-
signs’ for police and Ore alarm wires,
withont hindrance or molestation,
using for the said purpose the upper
most porilon of the poles
Section 7. Should the sald Com:
pany, its successors or
any time decide to place its a:
cables or appliances or any other
part thereof underground . it shall
have the right to construct the neces
sary underground subway or conduits
in, under, on or across the
alleys, lanes, avenues
places within the sald borough
ee re EE I ia
under the direction su =
Borough Council and the
streets, lanes, alleys, :
public grounds of sald Borough
be placed in as good condition
the work has been done as they
before, and In case the sald
pany, its sucessors or assigns,
clean up the sald streets, avenues,
lanes, alleys or public grounds oF
make necessary repairs, in that case :
the Borough shall have the right to
do sald work, and collect the cost
thereof, with all costs, ex
counsel fees, from the
fis successors or assigns
Section’ 8. This’ Franchise shall
terminate at the expiration of thirty-
five years from the date of fia grag
ing,
Section 9. The sald Company,
some one duly authorized In |
half, shall within thirty days oa
this date file a written acceptance of
this franchise with the clerk of the
Borough Council and shall pay
assigns, to fully comply with all
terms and conditions of this fran-
chise shall render the same, =fd all
rights thereunder, vold and the same
shall thereby be forfeited
Section 11. The’ franchise hersby
granted shall not be consld ss de
priving the Borough of Soath
from granting other franchises for
furnishing Electric light, heating and
power, to other Companies.
Section 12. The sald Sarre Electric
Company, its successors or assigns,
shall pay’ Into the treasury of Bouth
of January,
($50.00) Dollars as a {ranchise
during the month of Jan
the sum of Sixty ($60.00)
a franchise tay; during the
January, 1910, the sum of
($70) Dollars as a franchise tax;
Ing the month of January, 1911,
sum of Eighty ($80.00) Dollars as
franchise tax; during the month
January, 1912, the sum of
($90.00) Doliars as a franchise tax;
during the month of January, 1918,
the sum of One Hundred ($100.00
lars as a franchise tax; and a
sum of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars
£5
itis
fates
3
term of this franchise, as a
tax The said sum to be in leu of all
other local taxes
Section 13. The Sayre Electric
shall, during the term of this frane
verly for lighting the Boi
Section 14. This Ordinance shall
ly passed, signed, advertised,
The foregoing ordinance was adopt:
March, 1907.
G. D. STEPHENS,
President of Council
Approved:
PATRICK CONLEY,
Burgess.
GEO. W. EDMINSTER,
Borough Clerk. m7-14-31-28
to order by
custom made.