The Evening Times from Sayre, Pennsylvania • Page 2

PAGE TWO SAYRE, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1933 Dr A R-0-OF-4-N-G 2007 A Johns Manville Roof ETC Is Always the Cheapest and An the the Best. Get a price from your local contractor or from us. H. M. HAIR SON COAL BUILDING SUPPLIES LUMBER Walnut Street, Athens.

Telephone 553-A (Everything Shipped Over The Lehigh Valley) Lions District Governor Here SAMUELS RITES TO BE HELD TOMORROW Funeral services for Ike Samuels, former Sayreite who died at his home in Elmira Tuesday night, will be held at the home, 862 Euclid avenue at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, Rabbi Silverman officiating. The Sayre lodge of Elks will conduct a service at the home at 8 o'clock tonight, RAILROAD MEN! SHOPMEN! LEAVE DIRTY OVERALLS FOR LAUNDRY STARCHED AND IRONED, SERVICE THRICE WEEKLY O'BRIEN BROS. 107 LEHIGH AVE. SAYRE WILBUR SHOE REPAIR WE REPAIR TO YOUR COMFORT WE GIVE FIRST CLASS WORK AT A SPECIAL PRICE D. -RACO, Prop.

WILBUR HOUSE BLOCK T-A-X-E-S All Unpaid Tax Accounts are now delinquent, Tax accounts of persons neglecting to pay or arranging for payment will be filed with their employer and deducted from wages as provided by law. Properties will be returned May 1. See your collector at once. J. HENRY PRICE, Collector.

Paul Esbenshade of New Holland, Is Guest of SayreAthens Club at Meeting Held in Hotel Bonney Paul Esbenshade, district governor of the 14C district of Pennsylvania was the guest of the Sayre-Athens Lions club at the Hotel Bonney last evening. Mr. Esbenshade gave a splendid talk on Lions club activities in the district and in other districts and states, and outlined some of the plans which the Lions have for the future. Last evening's meeting was very well attended, and was one of the most interesting that the club has had. SALVATION ARMY PLAY IS ENJOYED The religious play, "In Name" presentation in the Salvaton Army citadel on Desmond street last night was enjoyed by a large audience, many favorable comments concerning the production having been heard.

The play was produced under the direction of Sarl Foden of Towanda and there were a number of Towandians in the cast. It brought out the far reaching outcome that may result from a simple act of kindness performed in His name. FREE 18 WATER GLASSES Not Too Late to Register At Sayre Market Basket. Not Necessary To Make Purchases. Come InLet Us Explain.

TEED'S FOR YOUR SEEDS in Bulk. They Grow. FANCY SPENCER SWEET PEAS 2 oz. 25c FANCY ELKFORD SWEET PEAS 4 oz. 25c 3 LBS.

ONION SET 25c Leahy': COLD STRIPE World's Greatest Rug Values- Beautiful Silk Stockings That's the Reason We Sell 9 out of Chiffon, 75c-3 pairs $2. Service 75c-3 pairs $2. a Rug anywhere you like, we'll give 81. Full Fashion Silk Hose, 50e 10 Rugs in the Valley--If You See Adjustables, 85c-3 pairs $2 it to you For Less- Ladies' Fine Silk Hose, Just Saved A Customer $65.00 on 40e Ladies' Fine Lisle Hose, 19e a Rug. COATS DRESSES Lot 9x12 Duroleum Rugs, 83.9N Just Received Hundreds of New Best 9x12 Duroleum Rugs, $4.98 Silk Dresses -Five Dollar Quality, Best Goldseal Rugs, $5.98 Only $2.08.

620. 9x12 Woolen Rugs, 89.9S Lovely Easter $9.98. 825, 9x12 Velvet Rugs, $12.50 $25.00 Quality Coats, $12.50. $29.50 9x12 Wearever Velvets, ROSE BUSHES, 3 FOR $1.00 BB0. 9x12 Smith's Velvets, $17.50 Madam Butterfly, Etolle de France, 835.

9x12 Smith Axminsters, $19.50 Lady Hillington, Talisman, Paul $39. 9x12 Wilton Velvets, $19.50 Neyron, Karl Druski, Gruss 849. 9x12 Extra Heavy Rugs, $22.50 Teplitz, American Beauty, Souv de 859. 9x12 Amer. Orientals, $29.50 859, 9x12 Worsted Wiltons, 829.50 Claudius, Pernet, Columbia, Sunburst, President Hoover.

875. 9x12 Best Orientals, 839.50 9312 Hair Rug Pads, 82.98 SHRUBS RAMBLERS 9312 Fancy Grass Rugs, 82.98 Dorothy Perkins, Crimson 8310 Fancy Grans Rugs, 81.98 Rambler, American Beauty, Yellow 6x0) Faney Grass Rugs, $1.50 Rambler, Paul Scarlet. 4x7 Faney Grass Rugs, Rose Sharon, Double Red; Rose 339 ft. Congoleum Rugs, 95e Sharon, Douhle Pink; Spirea Bridal 36-Inch Congoleum Rugs, 35e Wreath; Spirea, Red Blossom: 54-inch Congolium Rugs, 45e Butterfly Bush, Purple; Hydrangen, 60e 36-in. Rug Border, 39e Tree Form; Hydrangea, Hills of 50c 24-in.

Rug Border, 29e Snow. Hedge Privet, 10 for 50e; 50e 24-in. Hall Runner, 20c Big Barberry, 10 for $1.00. 7:30 TO 10 TOMORROW Soiled Wool Blankets, $1.00 Pr. Best Silk Pongee, 3 49e 65 Solled Wool Blankets, $1.25 Pr.

72300 Muslin Sheets, 25e SIaH0 Seamless Sheets, 39e 81309 Sheets Guaranteed 3 59e 81x89 Sheets Guaranteed 4 $9e $1.25 Hall Stair Carpet, 58e Fancy Ruffle Curtains, Pair, 25e Lot 9x12 Goldseal Rugs, $3.08 Lot 7.6x9 Goldsenl Rugs, 82.99 Lot Best Prints, 3 29e Lot Meney Silks, 8 7dmy 49e Insurance Fund Representatives Are Defied Here OPERETTA CAST PICTURES TAKEN A bit of old Bagdad was in dence at the New Morley theatre late Wednesday when the vast of the coming Athens high school musical production, "Belle of Bagdad," had their pictures taken in costume on the stage which was set for a street scene in the old world city. The attractive costumes were made in the Home economics department of the Athens High school under the supervision of Miss Eleanor Pease, and the tic scenery, was painted by the high art club under the supervision of James T. Williams. These pictures will be on display at the theatre Friday afternoon. CHAPEL PROGRAM IS ENTERTAINING A crusty old chief of police and a romantic old maid entertained the students of the Athens High school in senior assembly this morning when a sketch from the coming operetta, "Belle of Bagdad" was presented, by Walter Brittain and Miss Virginia Loveland.

A short play, "'The Kelly Kid," was presented by a group of Junfor candidates for the Thespian society. Those in the cast were Page, Alice Hulett, Marjorie Hatch, Doris Friant, Adelaide Frisbie, and Marjorie Brown. D. A. CADZOW HERE ON BUSINESS TRIP Noted Archaeologist Supervising Relief Work on Historical Project Donald A.

Cadzow, noted explorer and archaeologist, of Harrisburg, was in Athens on Business yesterday. At the present time he is supervising work at Pennsbury, where the Bucks County Relief is aiding in the reconstruction of William, Penn's home as a memorial. There are just two kinds of wives: (1) those who boss their husband, and (2) dumb ones. INTERNAL TREATMENT BEST WAY TO BE FREE FROM PILES GUARANTEED PRESCRIPTION "Take one tasteless tablet 3 times a day and in 3 weeks the chances are that your pile misery will be gone--the clean way--the right way." So says Dr. J.

S. Leonhardt whose wonderful formula Hem-Roid is dispensed by Glaser's Cut Rate Store of Sayre, and Payne's Cut Rate Store of Waverly and progressive druggists everywhere with the distinct guarantee that one bottle will show you the way to be rid of this torturing and embarrasing trouble or money back. Blind, bleeding and itching piles all come from the sane causestagnant blood in veins of the rectum and bear this in mind no matter what kind of piles you haveno matter how stubborn or how long standing--one bottle, of HemRoid is guaranteed--ask your $19 AS COMPLETE 95 SHOWN KONLER KOHLER KOHLER 42-inch Drainboard Sink with Apron All Fit- tings Heavily Chromium Plated. COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU A COMPLETE LINE OF SINKS AT REASONABLE PRICES. YOUR.

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H. RANDALL ADDRESSES W.C.T.U. Brewers, Politicians and Rich Men Want Repeal, Sayre Pastor Declares Politicians, brewers and some men of great wealth are the chief actors in the move of the repeal of 18th amendment Rev. F. H.

Randall, pastor of the Church of Christ, told the members of the Sayre W.C.T.U. who met in the Sayre Baptist church yesterday. Mr. Randall declared the government has never made money out of liquor, "The advocates of repeal tell us how much we got in revenue; they never tell us how much it cost the United States to care for the product of the legalized liquor traffc. While we would not I do evil that good should come, beer will play a big part in helping to retain the 18th amendment," he declared and added, "The Christian church should be aroused out of its indifference and regardless of what happens, continue to fight for righteousness." The opening prayer was given by Mrs.

Clarence Tebo of the evangelistic party now conducting a revival at the Baptist church and several instrumental numbers were played by Mr. and Mrs. Tebo and Miss Eleanor Ostrander. Mrs. Anna Bull was named chairman of the entertainment commitete for the coming regional conference to be held in Sayre.

On her committee are the Sayre church vice-presidents, Mrs. Mabel Northrup of South Waverly, Mrs. Verne Struble of East Athens, and Mrs. Loomis of Athens. Mrs.

James Rymell, chairmon; Mrs. Anna Hancock, Mrs. Pearl Johnson and Mrs. Wilson constitute the music commitee. Music numbers presented yesterday included a vocal solo by Mrs.

Rymell, a duet by Misses Dorothy Larabee and Irene Bissell and a trio, Misses Jean VanGorder, Elaine Edsall and Irene Bissell. A resolution, offered by Mrs. Florence Lyons, was unanimously adopted by a rising vote. In part it was as follows: "Be it resolved that because alcohol is a poison and science has demonstrated that voluntary total abstinence promotes health, prolongs life, increases efficiency, saves money and is essential to safety in these days of automobiles, airplanes and high powered machinery and the only absolute safeguard against drunkenness, "And because we believe that 3.2 beer is intoxicating and its sale a violation of the constitution of the United States, we, the members of the Sayre Women's Christian Temperance Union, will patronize those places of business where they do not handle intoxicating beverages of any kind." Gillette Acts To Aid State Trade Representative's Resolution fered in House and Concurred in by Senate Requests Hospitals to Buy in Pennsylvania A move to induce state-aided institutions to do their trading in Pennsylvania as far as possible was made by Representative son D. Gillette in the House at Harrisburg yesterday.

Mr. Gillette introduced a resolution which was agreed on by the lower body and in the afternoon was agreed on by the Senate also. The resolution said that the present unemployment situation in the Commonwealth "is due to the shutting down of many industries caused by the failure of such industries to dispose of their products." The resumption of these industries would mean the re-employment of many persons, the increase of purchasing power by the payment of wages, and the gradual return of prosperity, the resolution says. STEEL PARTICLE EMBEDDED IN EYE Robert O'Mara, 31, of Wyalusing, while using a cold chisel in a Wyalusing garage yesterday afternoon, suffered a painful injury to his right eye. A piece of steel flew from the metal he was cutting, and became embedded in the organ, Mr.

O'Mara was admitted last night to the Robert Packer hospital where the piece of steel was removed and where it is reported that his eyesight will probably not be impaired. Buy, Sell, Rent with Want Ads. Turkey Dinner EASTER SUNDAY, 75c FORREST HOUSE RESTAURANT ATHENS NEW CROP MAPLE SYRUP AND MAPLE SUGAR at HOPE'S Easter Morning--Obert's FRESH SMOKED Sausage lb. 19c FRIDAY SATURDAY SPECIAL Either one will be a Rare Treat served Easter Morning with steaming hot pancakes--made from Quality Young Pig Pork, having that good old "Dutch" Pungent Taste of Pure SeasoningAnd it'll be a tasty thriller for the occasion. Fry In Obert's Lard.

Order Early. Quality TEED'S Service TELEPHONE 160-A (FREE DELIVERY) 206 DESMOND ST. JUST ARRIVED 150 NEW FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SILK DRESSES TO SUPPLEMENT OUR EASTER SPECIALS PRESENT AT THE ASSORTMENT Every and Dry Goods Store THE NEW. STORE-IN THE OLD LOCATION Dress 144 DESMOND STREET SAYRE, PA. A Gem SATISFIED OR YOUR MONEY BACK $2.88 AND LADIES' BLOUSES BY THE YARD IN $4.95 ORGANDIES, VOILES, THE FRUIT LOOM OF PERCALES, ETC.

PRINTS FULL FASHIONED Spring Shades PER YARD HOSIERY 59c 13c 49c INFANTS' CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES DRESSES SIZE UP TO 52 IN IN FRUIT OF LOOM CORSETS CORSELETTES, 65c up FAST COLOR PRINTS AND OTHERS SILK PRINTS SLIPS, 59c up 59c and 79c KID GLOVES 29c To $1.45 up Many More! Hurry In! See Them 95c MEETS WITH MAS. HAMPTON HUFF Interesting Articles Read at Gathering of Athens Presbyterian Group Sayre Personals Borough Manager Ray Nobles Refuses to Produce Pay Rolls of Relief Work for Audit to Determine Amount of Premium Claimed Due Austin Mullen, of Wilkes-Barre auditor for the State Workmen's Insurance fund, and George Guilliam of the same city, supervisor of the fund for the northeastern district, arrived in Sayre today to go over the pay rolls of the borough. However up to late this alternoon they had not seen the pay rolls as they were locked in the safe at the town hall and Borough Manager Ray Nobles declared they would remain there unless some higher local authorities instructed him otherwise. The admitted object of the insurance fund in seeking an audit of the pay rolls is to arrive at the amount for which Sayre borough will be charged for compensation insurance. This would be about $3000 for the first three months of this year according to the rate for work done under the state relief plan.

Local authorities are taking the stand that the borough is not liable for the exorbitant rate of $1 per week per man regardless of whether he works one or six days during the week. An agreement concerning compensation insurance for the men employed under the relief plan. was made with state fund by the borough last fall and it was understood that the same rate applied to other borough work, namely $1.63 per $100 pay roll, would apply to the relief work. Since notification of the $1 per week per man rate was received here about two weeks ago, there has been no work done 1 in Sayre under the relief plan. LACEYVILLE TOT, HIT BY AUTOMOBILE, HAS FRACTURED HIP Ralph, four year old son of Mr.

and Mrs. Burt Woodruff of Laceyville, suffered a fracture of the right hip when struck by an automobile as he darted across the street in the business section of Laceyville at about 10:30 o'clock this morning. The car was driven by Edward Thomas, superintendent of the Connell coal mines at Mildred, who, witnesses declared, could not avoid the accident. The tot was brought to the Robert Packer hospital this afternoon. There it is reported the injury, while serious, probably will have no permanent serious effects.

MRS. LAYTON BENJAMIN Mrs. Layton Benjamin of 31 Second street, Towanda, died at the Robert Packer hospital last night. Mrs. L.

W. Dorsett, who underat the Robert Packer hospital 12 went an operation for appendicitis days ago, was discharged yesterday and returned to her home on Lincoln street. Miss Rita Vail R. N. of Jamaica, L.

has returned there after having spent a week visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Vail of 205 West Lockhart street.

SLUMP HITS SOCIETY BOSTON (UP)--The depression has. laid a heavy hand on the Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants, The present, membership is 1,474, a net loss of 181 for the past year and a net loss of 242 for the last two years. A very interesting meeting the Woman's Missionary society the Athens Presbyterian church was held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hampton Huff on South Main street, with Mrs. Ray Sinclair presenting the program.

Devotions were conducted by Mrs. Charles M. Smith, after which Mrs. Fred H. Smith read several current news bulletins and also an article on "Chosen," the country formerly Korea.

"Temperance Among the Tuscarora Indians" was read by Mrs. George Raup, al and Mrs. Smith read an article "Making Christ Known." MRS. RANDALL J. DE WITT Mrs.

Randall J. De Witt, 45, of Temple street, Owego, died at the Robert Packer Hospital today. Loveliest of Blooms EASTER FLOWERS Alive with Color and Fragrance, Be sure to see our Display of Hydrangeas, Hyacinths, Tulips, Rose Bushes, Easter Lilles- Grown Especially for Easter. All Prices are Low SPECIAL POTTED EASTER PLANT, SAYRE FLORAL CO. ORDER -CALL 798-A GRAND UNION Founded 1872.

We celebrate EASTER with exceptional values in fine, seasonable foods SUGAR CURED HAMS, NEW LAID EGGS, TURKEYS every item for a fine Easter feast. Choose from this list--you'll be delighted with the quality and the prices you pay! FINEST QUALITY MEATS Sugar Cured SMOKED HAMS Whole or lb. Shank Half 12. RIB END PORK LOIN (3--4 LBS. AVERAGE) lb.

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15 Finest Boston Is. 1C lb. 17 -SUMMER FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES FRESH STRAWBERRIES FLORIDA U. S. NO.

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