The Evening Times from Sayre, Pennsylvania • 5

PAGE FIVE Fair Prices-No Credit- Delivery Miller's Market WALKER'S GAi AGENTS FOR LOSE IN ENOICOTT I LEI TEAMS SUED LEHIGH 1010 RECEIVED VII 150 The Store That Sells Good SVIeat TOWANOA Lockkart St. John J. Borden was awarded a verdict of f'oO against, the iehigh for damages he received while employed by the company. A sealed verdict was opened In court at Towanda this morning. Borden sued for $10,000.

Borden who i seventy years of age and now resides on a. farm In Franklin township was, formerly employed by the as a carpenter. According to his story he was sent on Sept 5, 1917 to Sheldrake Springs to make repairs to crippled, cars. He says hi was accompanied by Milo The men were alone in the smoker of train No. 129, according to Borden'! story, and he was laying down his tools when the gave a.

sudden jolt. He was thrown against a seat and his right knee was permanently injured. Lehigh records offered i-i evidence showed that Borden was employed on both Sept. 5 and 191 in the Sayre yards and that he made no report of being injured for nearly a month after that time. Then he went to George Langford, foreman ot carpenters, and asked for an order for treatment at the Packer hospital.

Miss Josephine Bonfoey, a clerk at the hospital, testified that Borden came to the hospital on Sept. 24, 1917, for treatment and at that time he said his knee had been injured six weeks previously. One incident of the trial caused many to smile. Three physicians testified that Borden's knee had been permanently, injured. Three physicians testified that the condition ot his knee was due to advanced age.

Complete line of Kelly-Springfield Tires and Tubes COMPLETE GARAGE SERVICE 420 S. Fultcn St. Waverly, N. Y. WE ARE SELLING OUT Our line of Square and Stable Blankets and Stoves We have about 12 Square Blankets and 20 Stable Blankets to go at Cost, also 5 Small Heating Stoves and 3 Ranges at Less Than Cost.

Better Come Early. (See the Window.) GEO. L. ROBERTS IF YOU DON'T TRADE WITH US WE BOTH LOSE MONEY Sayre, Penna. ELLA HEFLIN 400 Lincoln St.

Sayre, Pa. W. E. Davis, Mgr. The kind that live and grow.

It does not pay you to spend the time and trouble bothering with the fussy, uncertain hen, when you can have, your eggs hatched by us in a safe and i sure ljot water Candee mammoth incubator at the small cost of $3.75 tray of 75 eggs. fierton J. Fisher, who has been serving on the U. S. Missouri, has been honorably discharged and is now confined to his home on Madison 1 street with tonsilitis.

I GUSTO HATCH In a basket ball game that the En-dlcott fans say was the fastest ever played on a court in that city the Coleman Memorials of Sayre were defeated last evening by tho score of 45 to 39. "Come here again" was the verdict of Endicott, "we want another game just like that." When the first half ended the score was 25 to 17 in favor of Endicott. The Cole man players were Hill at center, Stafford was the right forward and Walt- man and Forsythe were at left for ward while Blackmail was left guard and Welch was right guard. The Coleman Memorial gym was repre sented on two courts last evening for the Coleman girls played at Towan-da and lost Ly the -score of 19 to 5. All the points for the Ooleman girls were scored by Levina nman.

The line-up and sumary follows: Towanda Sayre Baker Inman Forward. Bullard Bolich Forward. Fairehild Price Center. Kingsley Otto Guard. Doane Everett Guard.

Substitution: Van-Horn for Doane: Hood for Otto. Field goals: Bullard Baker, Kingsley, Doane, Inman. Foul goals: Inman Baker 3. Time of periods, 20 minutes. Administrator's Notice.

'Lettefs of administration on the estate of Gertrude Strauss Stevenson deceased, late of Sayre Borough, liradifoird county, having been granted the undersigned, notice i3 hereby given that all persons indebted to eaid estate are requested to make Immediate payment, and all persons having claims against it niusi present them duily authenticated for settlement. EVA STRAUSS, Administratrix. Jan. 16, 1919. Electrical Convenience Costs But Utile FOR VERY LITTLE MORE TI1AX THE COST OF A GOOD SUIT of clothes, or a piece of furniture, or a rug you can enjoy the advantages of Electricity in your own home.

IX THE ELECTRICALLY WIRED HOME IT'S "TOUCH A-BUTTOX" and you have light, bright, genial and steady. It's "touch-a-button" and you have heat for a flat iron or toaster, power for washing, sewing, or for an Electric Fan. Electrical Wiring Does Not Litter Up Your Home THE MODERN WAY OF WIRING A. HOME XO MATTER HOW long ago it may have been built does not damage walls or floors or interefere in any way with household routine. The work is done quickly, neatly, perfectly.

The job completed, you will never know the wiring was not done when the dwelling was erected. It will be to your distinct advantage to Wire Your Home under our liberal "Wire Your Home Time" offer. Ask us about it. Our representative will quote you prices. Sayre Electric Company 134 W.

LOCKHART ST. SAYRE, PA. SAYRE Matinee Night THEATRE Feb. I 5 I fct ft ri CD '3. pf a i ol 22 a fl 4 Severe Burns Are Received By Woman While Having Fit Mrs.

John Mancone received severe burns at about 10 o'clock last night when she fell on a stove at her home at 111 South River street dining a fit. Mancone lunged forward in such a positon that, the left side of her neck and her left shoulder were burned and her right hand and right elbow were also burned. The worst burn is to her right hand where the effect of the heat extended down to the tendons. That burn will be a long time in healing. The members of the family treated the burns last night and this morning Dr.

C. A. Haines was summoned. He advised that she go to the Packer hospital for treats ment but she refused, saying that she must remain at home and care for her many children. CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER Rev.

William M. Weir, Rector. Services: Sexagesima or the 2nd Sunday before Lent. 8 A. M.

The Holy Communion. 9:30 A. M. Bible School. 11 A M.

Morning Prayer and Sermon. 4 M. Confirmation Instruction. 7 30 P. M.

Evening Prayer and Sermon. THE WEEK. Monday: St. Matthias Apostle. 8:00, 10:00 A.

M. The Holy Communion. 8 P. M. St.

Mary's Guild. 8 P. M. The Young Men's club. Tuesday: 2:30 P.

M. St. Martha's Guild. 3 P. M.

The Red Cro3s branch. Wednesday: 10 A. M. The Litany. 3 P.

M. The Woman's Auxiliary. 4:30 P. M. Children's service.

Thursday: 10 A. M. The Holy Communion. 3 P. M.

Red Cross Branch. 7:30 P. Evening Prayer. 8 P. M.

Senior Choir. Friday: 10 A. M. The Litany. 4:15 P.

M. Industrial School. 8 P. M. Boy's club.

Saturday: 1:30 M. Junior Choir. The hurch open daily" for Rest, Meditation and Prayer. Distinguished Service Medal William H. Williamson of Aubur-has ben awarded a distinguished service medal by the commander-in-chief of the U.

S. Army, acting in the name of the president. The citation follows: Sergt. William H. Williamson, Company lOSth infantry.

(A. S. No. 1 For extraordinary heroism in action near Ronssoy, France, September 29, 1918. Sergt.

Williamson, In charge of a combat patrol, successfully accomplished his mission under heavy shell and machine gun fire, after three fourths of his patrol had been killed or wounded. In the same engagement, he successfully reorganized his company, after all the officers were killed or wounded, and led it in effective combat. Home address: Jas. Williamson, father, 176 VanAnden Auburn, X. Y.

Doughnuts for Doughboys. Doughboys passing through Sayro last evening were given doughnuts to eat. And they also had some coffee. There were 163 colored soldiers and a white ofllcer with the gold bar of second lieutenant on his shoulder. The train was to have arrived here at 11 o'clock and long before that I time canteen workers were wrapping I two doughnuts in oil paper, this being in accordance with Red Cross requirements.

Then boilers containing coffee were placed on the stoves. QUALITY MARKET Fresh and Smoked EATS Always On Hand Fresh Fish every Thursday and Friday Packer Sayre, Pa. mi Impudent Imps Seek Scalps of Coleman Courtmen The premier sporting event of the winter months will bo pulled off Mon day evening at the Cnleiutn Memorial "gym" between the Imperhi basket ball team of Ithaca and th-; Cok.n courstera. Botli teams wi string of victories that resembles an income tax schedule, bid fair to furnish the game of games for the basket ball devotees of the valley. The Ithaca aggregation comes to Sayre, victors over every team they have met with the exception of one or two games that were lost because the University city tossers were like sheep in a strange fold when in foreign towns.

It is interesting to note that they haven't lost a game on their own court since Hector was a pup and some years before that. Hutchinson, the star forward generally gets away with a dozen or so baskets during the evening's pastime and their guards are reputed to be able to keep opposing forwards from marring the score sheet. But the Imps are coming to Sayre to do their darndest, but with a crowd of rooters on the side line that is typical of Sayre only, they no doubt will leave Sayre with their boots reversed and the funeral march softly flitting across their dazed thinking apparatus. But that is all conjecture for it is folly to attempt to belittle tne prowess of the Imps. They're good, by gosh, and we adhiit It, but we believe the Sayre butibh better and we loudly proclaim it.

So there you are, fans. Monday's the night for the big clash and no one wants to mites it. 1 LOCAL AND PERSONAL II. T. Merrill-was 'In Towanda yesterday.

Edward Rockett is seriously ill from pneumonia. Miss Marion Stark went to New ork city last night. Thomas Morrisey went to New York city last night. Miss Bertha Forbes went to New York city last night. Miss Florence Mines left last night for a visit at -New York city.

Ten per cent oft on every tire and tube. Waverly Tire Phone 398. 21F2t Mahlo Sari; of Schenectady is spending the.wek end at his home here. Roses, carnations, lilies, daffodils, narcissus. Quality counts.

H. F. Merrill. Florist. 4Ftf M.

L. Walace is visiting friends in Mercedes, Texas. iGlbe-rt lRoekweH of Bing-hamton is spending a few days with Mrs. Iewis Devan, Desmond street. Ethel renting ot Rochester is spending a few days at her home in West Sayre.

Mrs. B. L. Lewis is visiting her J.TfQ'Sf-ipHr. 'MrSL Rawitey at Syracuse.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ruggles have been tsummoned to DuBois, on account of the serious illness of her mother." The Towanda High School basket ball team defeated the Canton High School five ttst evening on the Towanda court 'by the iscore of 34 to 29.

The Evening Times stated in error last evening that the electrical workers would give a dance in Eighmey hall, Feb. 21st. The (lance will be held Friday evening, Feb. 28th. Dagh-istaan's orchestna will furnish music.

MRS. GEORGE WHITE. Mrs. George White died last night, at her home on Orange. Hill at the age of sixty-five years.

iShe is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Charles Park and two sons, Leonard and Lester. The funeral will be held at 1 o'clock Monday afternoon and the Interment will be made in the White cemetery. MRS. ELMER RIFENBURG.

Mrs. Elmer Rifenburg died Thursday night at her home in Barton at the age of forty-eight years. She was stricken by apoplexy Wednesday night. She is -survived by her husband and a daughter, Addie, age thirteen. -The; iuneral will be held at 11 o'clock Sunday at her late home and the interment will be made in the Tioga Tolnt Chas.

E. Mills Lawyer Electric Building Lockhart Street Sayre Pan-American niGii SPEED AND MOTOR WASHING MACHINES BOUGH BROS. SAYRE, PA. ATCH OUR WINDOWS Ike Samuels The Lockhart St. Jeweler.

W. R. FULFORD GENERAL INSURANCE Real Estate. Loans and Investment! Rooms 2 end 3 Jilmer Bank Bldjr. PA, EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING Shoes Tapped and Heeled in 20 Minutes ANGELO COCCO, 124 LocM St.

PRUYNE PRUYNE Palmer CHIROPRACTORS Splnograph Laboratory (X-Ray) Office Hours: 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 P. M. undays and Other Hours by Appointment. Federal Phone. Office 773-Y; Resi-dence 212-X.

1 06 S. Elmer Ave. SAYRE, PENNA. The Store of Progress REESER, KESSLER WIEIAND SAYRE, PA. Riural Carrier Examinations.

On March 8 there, will he held at 'the Sayre postofliee a rural carrier examination to fill vacancies at Sayre, Wyalusing and Stevensville. E. D. HAMMO.xD, Loal Sec. Ten per cent off on every tire and tube.

Waverly Tire Phone 396. 21F2i 2 3 II A broken wheel caused a wreck at Ulster at 11 o'clock last night that tied up the west bound track for several hours and It was neces-sarv tu pilot trains westbound over the east-bound track. A train 'known to railroad menyas "Advance J3-1" was raining westward. It was, in charge of Conductor Cummings and Engineer Litzleman I Was at the throttle of engine No. i 2118.

When the wheel broke the ear left the track in' uch a position that it blocked the crossovers at ttuv point. Soon afterwards an easfbound train reached then thai. train was shoved tack to Milan and left there while rile engine wa? run eastward to Towanda and piloted a troop and a passenger trian westbound from Towanda to Sayre The troop train was delayed an hour and twenty-nine minutes. The wrecking crew was at Laceyville, and this fact added to the delay. Then followed a wait.

It wa3 near- ly midnight when information was received that a at Ulster was delaying the train. It arrived here at 12:40 o'clock this morning and left at 1:20. YES, it's pleasant to have your baking done if it's done iu our bakery instead of in your own home. The pure-food ingredients of our bread and pastry thoroughly mixed and baked with expert skill bring to your home the acme of the baker's art when you order our goods by name. HI WHEEL CAUSES IE LI Tones' ii; i I (LIVES OF rrREATyTS MEN -m-r 1 "Mo I I remind u.o VrvS i TO WATCH tTT i yCUR I DDirCC.

Night 25, 50, 75, $1. Positively No Child i llXtJ. SDecial Matinee 50c ren Admitted. HE! NIL Parish House Monday 8:15 "ou have seen pictures of successful men well, whether it was Cromwell or Beau Brum-mel they were arrayed In a rather natty costume, weren't they The men of today who are determined to take their place in the front rank are careful about the 'details of their wardrobe from quality 'kerchiefs to ornamental scarfs. Desmond St.

Sayre. Pa. Notice The regular meeting of TJ. of B. of M.

of W. Employees win be held on Saturday evening, Feb. 22. All mem-I bers are requested to be present as business of great importance is to be i transacted. Many quetions to be an- swered on this date, without fail.

At-! ter meeting has adjourned there will be a smoker held and a good time guaranteed. By order of th? President, F2I-23 A. L. Bush, Secy. 360 ITHACA IMPERIALS VS.

C0LEMANS Admission 35 Cents Including DancingUntil 10:30 o'clock WEST SAYRE i.