JOL BEGINS
2 Ycu may want a Suit for your boy
Saturday, September 2nd
we will have a
SALE OF SCHOOL SUITS
You can save from one dollar to
two dollars on a suit at this sale.
Come in and take a look before
on buy,
MANEY & PAGE
ATHENS SAYRE
Your
Dog
We have a fine new line
of dog collars in sizes 8 in.
to 20 in. at prices
from 15¢ to $2.00.
the window for your selec-
ranging
Look in
PPE NEVER SLEEES tion.
GEO. L. ROBERTS GO.
Desmond St., Sayre. 322 S. Main St., Athens.
If you don't trade with us we both lose money. ~wn
‘The Valley Record
“All the n news that! 8 I" to print”
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stop you reach
Drigg's Soda Fountain,
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,
00 EES
Band concert at the park this
| evening.
Mrs. W. H.
ously ill.
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Jesse June is moving into the I.
A. Williams house on S. Elmer
|avenue.
Flory is very ser-
All business places in Sayre will
COAL | be closed next Monday in honor of
Labor day.
JO aL COAL
J. W. BISHOP |
There is as much difference in
quality of coal as there is H E Cunvingham, city editor
een white and yellow sugar. |of The Valley Record, is confined
e sell nothing but the celebrated | to his room on Lockhart street by
th Valley fresh mined anthra- | illness.
Wealso sell Bituminous and | There will be a cottage prayer
ock coal and all kinds of | | meeting at Mrs. N. Z. Wagner's on
| South Elmer avenue this evening
specialty is prompt service! {at 7:30 o'clock.
A the Market price. | The Ladies’ Aid socicty of the
| Methodist church will hold a cake
db Ww. BISHOP, [sale at the store of W. I. Teed &
Lehigh Ave, Lockhart Bldg. | {Sons tomorrow from g a. m. to 3
Both Phones. Pp m. i
: The regular meeting of the N.
hd OD Woon WOOD 'P.L will be held this evening.
=| Dividend checks will be given to
| several members and a sccial ses-
| sion enjoyed.
Born—to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
| Tillman of Chemung street, this
| morning, a girl
It is expected that the Rev. M
| E. Bramhall, a former resident of
[this section but now living in one
of the Western states, will occupy
the pulpit of the Mcthodist church
He is at
present visiting friends in Sayre.
phia. Sold by
Dr. Haines reports that he has
thad three cases of typhoid fever
(recently in the vicinity of the high
school. He says the sanitary con-
{dition of the pond there is bad
Sayre, and attributes these cases to this
{cause. This is a matter that should
{be attended to before the opening
of school next Monday.
A party was given last evening
Lin the Movanho club rooms in
yt Mr. and Mrs Herbert of
Elmira, who are visiting friends in
{this place. Dancing was the order
nm LV] m as
Supervision of Several Depart-
men's of Old Shops Transfer-
red From Master Mechanic
Kells to Shop Superintendent
James.
An important order regarding
the Lehigh Valley railroad shops
at this place went into effect today
by which a number of departments
heretofore under the supervision
of Master Mechanic Kells were
placed under of Shop
Superintendent James.
The order transfers all work in
the passenger car department, in-
cluding the paint shop and the
The pas-
senger and freight car inspectors
charge
freight car department
remain under Mr, Kells’ direction
Mr. Kells will have charge of all
division work on the Pennsylvania
and the Auburn divisions, with all
outlaying paints, and will retain
his supervision over the engincers
and firemen.
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CHOICE OF HIS PARTY
The re nomination of Mr. Mc
Nulty as commissioner was made
by a majority sufficiently large to
indicate that he was clearly the
choice of his party and that the
time-honored practice of giving a
candidate but the single term had
been abolished. Hereafter it is
probable that the one term shibbo
leth will cut very little ice with the
Democratic voters of Bradford
Mr. McNulty won his
nomination in spite of this prejudice
which has long existed in his party
and, on his record of
the past three ycars
his constituency believe that ex
penence and are
more to be valued than a senseless
county.
we believe,
Evidently
tried capacity
party practice, however old it may
be.—Reporter- Journal,
i. Sree...
AN APPROACHING WEDDING
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Shrimp
of North Elmer avenue have
nounced the approaching marriage
of their daughter, Miss Rachel
May Shrimp, to Mr, Lewis Emory
Field. The wedding will be cele-
brated at the home of the bride's
parents on Wednesday, September
20, at 12 o'clock m, and will be
witnessed by relatives of the con
tracting parties and a few invited
guests. These young people are
well known and popular, and their
many friends are already extending
felicitations over the coming event.
CYLINDER HEAD
FELL ON HIS Foor
Harry Spangler, a young man
employed as machinists’ helper in
the new Lehigh shops, sustained
an injury this morning that will lay
him up for some time, but which
might have resulted more seriously.
A heavy locomotive cylinder head
fell on the instep offhis right foot
and inflicted severe bruises. Luck:
ily no bones were broken. Dr. H
D. LaPlant was called to attend
the young man
DEGENRING--RIEAL.
an-
August Degenring of Elizabeth,
N. J. and Miss Emma Riehl of 259
North Keystone avenue, Sayre,
were married in the Presbyterian
parsonage at Waverly on August
20 by the Rev. Mr. Wylie. The
young couple will reside at the
home of the bride's parents.
ALL SAYRE TEACHERS
All teachers of the Sayre schools
are requested to meet Superintend
ent Stetler at the high school
building at 4 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, and to bring their cre
dentials,
HOSPITAL NOTES
~ Montie Daley, whose home is on
Lloyd J ness is visiting at Stev-
enswville, Pa
eb ama
A.D.S vens vas in Towanda
today on Lusines
R. T. LL: » nan is visiting friends
at Sheshequin today.
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Mrs. Thomas Iligson left
morning for a visit at Buffalo,
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this
Miss Clara Shoop has returned
from a visit at York City, Pa.
J. D. Rogers and wife returned
today from a visit at Bradford, Pa
Mrs. H A Burtlett and daughter
cf Sugar Run W.G.
Bartlets
are visitng F
Rev. F \W._ Bartlett of Rack
Mass, visited relatives here
ye sterday
port,
ncn
Edgar [lammond of Bingham-
W. C. Walker last
ton visited
evening
nemesis
Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Steckel of Stevenson street,
August 30
Dr. Wm. B. McDonald is in
Binghamtone where he Wil stay
Born—a son to
over Sunday.
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M. H. Sawtelle and wife left to
day for Fulton to visit Mr, Saw-
telle's brother
Miss Cora Mutthews and Miss
Janet Shoop leave tomorrow for a
visit at Wilk sbarre, :
A. R. Johnsen of Troy will
spond Sunday with his daughter,
Mrs. J. H. McClellan.
J. H. Gray and wife of Towanda
visiting at the home of W. N
Lacey on Chemung street.
arc
I. W. Dorsett returned
from a meeting of the Fraternal
Societies at Milwaukee, Wis
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Mrs. F. C. Welliver went to Du-
shore this morning to take care of
has
her mother, who 1s critically ill.
mrt
Mrs. Cook and son of Rochester
who have been visiting H. K,
Spalding returned home this after:
noon.
George J. Bolton and H. D
Jump will return this evernag from
a few days’ fishing trip down the
river.
Mrs. P. A DeBell, who has been
visiting her son D. M. DeBeil for
the past few months, has returned
home.
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Claude Thompson of Towanda
He
turn trip from Seattle,
visited relatives here yesterday.
is on the 1
Wash
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Thomas Whalen of Towanda
was in Sayre last evening. He has
just completed a large railroad con-
tracting job in Canada.
Messrs. Curtis, Chapman, Clapp,
Houston and Fletcher, who have
been camping at the State ljne,
broke camp this morning.
R. B Bushby, traveling passen
ger agent of the Grand Trunk
Railway, of Cortland, visited rail
road friends at Sayre today
F. J. Cole of Ossining, formerly
of Sayre has returned here and will
be employed at the plant of the
National Car Wheel company.
Miss Bertha Loetzer returned to
her home in Brooklyn this morn-
ing after several days’ visit with C.
E. Loetzer South Elmer avenue.
at rs
John F, Carroll is moving from
Elmira to this place. He will oc-
cupy one of the new houses re-
cently built on the cast side of the
river,
tf inn
Miss Ruth Shiner who has been
visiting at the home of F. C. Cook
has been ill. She hopes to be able
to return to her home at Elmira
tomorrow.
The families of E. P, Schofield
and W. R. Rought have returned
WILLIAMS
8 fv |
Judge Panaing 1 Made Appoint-:
ment This Afternoon on Pre-
sentation of Petition Signed
by Members of Sayre Borough
Council.
Judge Fanning this afternoon
appointed Dr. E. E Williams bur-
gess of Sarye borough, to fill the
unexpired term for which the late
Frank Pike was clected, The ap-
pointment was in response to a pe-
tition made by the borough coun~
cil asking that Dr. Williams be
named. The Record believes it
will give general satisfaction
Friends of Dr. L B. Denison
this morning had circulated a peti-
behalf. It was stated
that Dr. Denison’s petition had not
tion in his
been presented to the court
WEST SAYRE
Don’t forget the old nciphbors'
picnic at Oak Grove park on Labor
day.
Mrs. Frank Meade left this morn
ing for a two weeks’ visit at North
Spencer.
Miss Ethel Wood returned home
yestercay after a visit of tén days
at Albany and Lake George.
Dr. George Rees and daughter
Anna of Costello, Pa, are visiting
J. H. Rounds of Center street.
There will be a cottage prayer
meeting this evening at the home|
of Edgar Merrill, 524 South Key-
stone avenue,
Mrs. G. S who has
been visiting friends at Rochester
for the past two weeks, returned
home yesterday.
Rounds,
T husday evening ‘Madeline Rose-
boom entertained seven of her little
friends from 4 to 6 o'clock. The
occasion was the third birthday of
the little Miss.
PREPARING FOR THE
OPENING OF SCHOOLS
Superintendent Stetler is busy
this weck making preparation for
the opening of school on Monday
next. Several repairs are being
made at the high school building.
The scats for the Miller street
building have not yet arnved.
They were shipped a few days ago
and are expected to arrive so as to
be in place a few days after school
opens.
1S CHARGED WITH
BREACH OF PEACE
John Brundage, proprictor of the
Brundage House on the east side,
procured the arrest of Brice Dixon
this morning for surety of the
peace. The hearing is set for 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, before
Justice Muay.
COUNCILMAN WILLIANS
HAS RESIGNED
Di. E. E. Williams, councilman
front the first ward, has tendered
his resignation. A special meet
ing of the council has been called
for this evening at 8 to take
action on the resignation, which is
duc to his having been appointed
Burgess
A FEW GOOD BARGAINS
$1350 takes a seven room house on West
street ; lot 52x228 feet; good fruit;
easy terms,
$2100 takes a seven room, new house;
modern improvements on Madison
street,
$2200 takes a seven room house, nea iy
new, modern improvements on M
ler street,
$2400 takes a nine room house, modern
improvements on North Wilbur Ave,
$2100 TL room house on North
Elmer avenue; corner lot; large
enough for dwelling on back.
ne sakes 3 ine Hn house and wii [oy
arge on Pennsylvania
Ave, within minutes walk of L.
V. R. R. shops.
FRED J. TAYLOR.
Valley Phone 191A
loans... =o
United States Bonds _____
Banking House and Fixtures
Bonds (Cash Value)
Demand Loans __
Due from Banks. __
Cash _
Capital
Surplus and Profits
Circulation
Deposits
I, 0. L. Haverly,
PAY DAY
any granite ware
lipped sauce pan
our store at cost.
Wayeslys N. Y.
National Protective
Legion.
Chartered under Fraternal
Laws, State of New
York.
Fraternal Life Insurance
Costs less than Old Line
and easier payments. We
accept payments, monthly,
quarterly, semi-annually or
yearly. Look up our rates,
they will interest you.
E. F. Mercercau, Dist. Manager.
Sayre, Pa. 113 Deamond Bt,
Valley Phone 144y
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