WE FILL MAIL OR-
DERS AND PREPAY
FREIGHT OR EX-
PRESS ON PUR-
CHASES OF S$s.00
OR OVER.
by dependable goods at upright prices.
Garment Section
Second Floor
e empire and paddock styles are dominant.
coats are the thing this Fall and winter
with the long sweeping lines that properly
id lend height to figures that peed it and give an
grace to women who are tall. Empire style
ths length) the general effect isa trim
The Paddock style, sung to the figure,
sort of maonish with shoulder fallpess to
‘with long cuffs.
stock in this department continually chang-
coming and going daily makes a minute descrip-
t, but choice thisgs are here first.
elly Glass Special
advantage of this while they last. A fruit
“Fay
salectioas,
Mason's § gallons, s7e.
y glasses, lc each.
¥
overlooked,
25c to 40c
have made carpet
intending pur-
exclasiveness on these
We
Were
would be quick to adopt it
jobbing price,
Shoes
: Street Floor
Special close out price on several dozen pairs
i stylish $3.50 and $4.00 oxfords. Always good
September and part of October wear. $1.89 and
representativ
Blankets
The good full sizes at 68c to $1.50. To see our
you might think we jobbed in them. We fre-
y supply small merchants these goods. There
be a goed reason for it.
Third Floor
and new as canbe, A
its proper)
Each is
velvet (because
to R389.
Rugs
to 270.00 each. See
DadS)5 a6 (8) RSI
RACTOR
BUILDER
ESTATE
teed.
Your Job Printing to Athens, Pa.
CAFE
Office
rto eight skilled job
and a new, up-to-da |
Lockhart St.
Sayre.
t
Underwear, former price 50c a Suit. Now 35¢ a Suit.
$1.00 and $1.25 Shits Sale price 79c.
ts at half price.
rt Waists at half price.’
$250 and $3.00 quality. Sale price $1.98.
$3.50 and $4.00 quality. Sale price $2.50 and $2.7
ip =
Pe
Is the time to Have the children's
teeth attended to
Your pretty daughter may owe
To keep them so they must be
well cared for.
She will thank you some day for
saving her from disfigurement and
mortification.
Special Prices for July and Au-
gust.
W. B. McDonald,
DENTIST.
Office: Rooms 7 and §, Talmadge Build-
ing, Elmer Avenue, Sayre.
Over The Globe Store,
F. E. SMITH,
Plumbing, Heating and 6as
Fitting
101
PACKER AVENUE.
Sayre, Pa. Yay Phone 238x.
dl “Shoe Hospital”
JAMES SMITH
Is still at his old stand, 604
South Main Street, Athens, DJ
ready to repair shoed in the J
best manner and at the lowest &
price. Bring your shoes to
the “Shoe Hospital.” Shop
open evenings from 7 lo 8,
Try an ad in The Record.
Orchestra
The Queen City Orchestra, composed
of experieriead musicians, and playing
all the latest music, is prepared to far-
nish any number of instruments for
balls, patties or entertainments, day or
night; rates reasonable. . Inquire C. HL
Barden, Valley Phone 2-x, Sayre or leave
orders at Madey & Page's, Bayre,
——————— —
Sheriff Robinson was in town, Mon-
Frank Kinner was in Elmira yes.
terday
Hon. Mial Lilley was In town this
morning
Arthur Morey was a Towanda vis-
{tor yesterday.
District Attorney Mills Is in To-
wanda to-day.
W. G. Gordon of Towanda was in
Miss Donna Snell was an Elmira
Karl VanlLoan returned to
York yesterday
New
Grant Menier of Wilkes-Barre, was
in town yesterday
3G
Athens
Marshall of Rome was In
over Sunday
Olin McCabe
at North
ME
day visitor in
M
and wife spent Sun-
day Rome
Rogers of Ithaca was a Sun-
Athens
Calisher of Manchester, N. Y.,
M. G. Hubbard of Troy, was a call-
Labor Day
B. F
on our
Fletcher of Nichols was seen
streets yesterday
Frank
off on
Little and John Heavener
are a fishing trip
Clark Grant
his family on Walnut street
spent Sunday wish
Miss Eunice Fitch left to-day for
a visit with friends at Laquin.
Miss
store,
Anna Baker of the Karner
spent Sunday at Struble
Leslie Yontz and Arthur Thomp-
son were in Elmira, Labor Day
E. M. Rogers of Wysox regisitered
at the Stimson House on Sunday
Scott Shoemaker of Nichols, trans-
acted business In town yesterday.
Jay McKean of Pennsylvania aven-
ue drove to Smithboro yesterday
Athens
jurors, is at the county sea} to-day
Mrs. H E
visiting friends in Athens yesterday.
J. BR
ed at the Campbell House yesterday.
Foster Page, one of the
Surine of Laquin was
Corby of Sheshequin register-
The Shaw reunion is being held at
the Gore farm In Sheshequin,
E. H. Wells of Barton, N. Y., made
a business trip to Athens last even-
to-day.
ing
Jo. F
men from
Griswold, one of the
Athens,
jury-
is in the county
seat
Frank , Roenrutt
of Elmira, was
registered at the Forrest House yes-
terday
Mrs. Chas. Watkins of Elm street,
went to Ulster this morning, return-
ing at noon
Messrs, Mills, Dunham and Briggs
of Nichols are engaged on a job of
painting here
Ww. C
for Towanda, where he serves on the
Morison left this morning
jury this week
Miss Clara Johnston of Elmira, is
of Miss Elizabeth Van-
Loan of North street.
W. F. Voorhis started on his regu-
lar trip this morning after a short
stay at his home here.
the guest
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Otter are
guests at the home of J. 8S. Thurston
and wife, west of town.
George H. Raup, the accommodat-
ing at F. E. Luckey's
spent Labor Day in the country.
Mrs. A. J. Roell of New York was
the guest of the Misses Stulen of
South Main street over Sunday. '
salesman
Archibald Maurice spent Sutfiay
and Monday at his home here, re-
turning to New York last night,
H. K. Crandall left to-day to attend
the wedding of a friend at Greene,
N. Y., which takes place tomorrow,
C. M. Myer, the coal man, made a
business trip to Williamsport vester-
day, returning home in the evening
I. K. Northrup left this morning
for Leroy, where he will join the Mac-
afee force on the bridge abutament
work. §
Elmer E. Gleason and wife of New
York city are visiting the latter's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Flood of Pine
street. 1
Mrs. Eighmey of Elmira, who has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. LL. W
Elghmey of this place, returned home
yesterday. \
George Lowman, a student at the
Medico-Chi., Philadelphia, is visiling
his parents, James Lowman and wife
of Tyler street. vy
At a meeting of the borough conn-
cil last evening they accepted the in-
vitation to attend the Waverly firepa-
rade on the 15th.
M. Kaufwan of Towanda and M
Athens closing up an extensive deal in|
real estate this afternoon,
Miss Ruth Hall of Towanda, who
has been the guest of Miss Fthel Win-
ters, 510 North Malin street
to her home this morning
Mr. acd Mrs. Horace Horton of
Sheshequin went to a sanitarium In
, returned
will take treatment for rheumatism.
Mr. George Feel and two sons,
George and Joseph, of Palmyra, N.
J., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stu-
Hosmer's Marine Band were at El-
mira Labor Day and pariteipated in
the parade The fellows from Ath-
ens who were up say the band showed
up fine
Ely M. Kinney and wife, who have
been guests at the home of his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G
time,
A. Kinney for
some returned to Schenectady
last night.
The clothing stores of the three
towns have decided to open evenings
beginning with Lehigh pay
stead of September 1,
thought of.
Prof. J. P and family
left to-day for Marion, O., where they
will make thelr future home. Mr
Robinson will have charge of a large
stock farm.
H. C
from a visit
in-
as previously
day,
Robinson
Hayes Saturday
to his daughter, Mrs
Geo. Robbins of Trenton, N. J. Mr
Hayes Ig under the doctor's care, hav-
ing been quite Ill while away.
M E
visiting his parents,
returned
Simpson of New York Is
Rev. and Mrs
Simpson Mr. Simpson is connected
with the Wood-Ball Co., of New York
builders of engines, and makes the es-
timates for his firm
Edgar Grant, who has been work-
ing on bridge constructing work at
Jerse City, during his summer vaca-
tion, arrived home Saturday even-
ing for a week's visit prior to return-
ing to Cook Academy
Rev. Chas. C and
daughter, Marie, of Los Angeles, Cal,
who have been in attendance at the
Pierce, wife
World's Baptist conference Lon-
don, visited Mrs. Plerce’s uncle, E. G
Fitch of South
Day.
at
Main street, Labor
Athens Council Meeting
At a full council meeting held last
evening the usual quota of business
was transacted. Among other items
of Interest that came before the coun-
cil was the request of the Athens,
& South
company
Sayre Waverly Traction
The mat-
ter was referred to a committee to
line down Elmira street
be reported at a special meeting.
Contract for purchasing coal was
let to 1.. S
Damages were nsked by
the Nicholson
and the McMorran property.
Stacy.
attorneys
acting for property
Two Street Fights
The residents of Center street are
up in arms at the conduct of a couple
of families in that part of the town.
Yesterday afternoon these parties
again “showed fight,” and for several
hours the alr was blue with their
profanity and vulgarity two fights be-
ing on the program. Complaint has
frequently been made but
these days several persons will be
landed in the lock up at Towanda.
Something ought to be done to stop
these carousals as the morals, not only
of the street, but of all that section
of the town, are seriously threatened.
one of
That Road Is Coming
Hon. Mial Lilley, representing the
Athens, Sayre & South Waverly Trol-
ley company. assured the council at
thelr meeting last night that all the
company was waiting for was the
franchises, and as soon as they were
granted operations would begin. It
looks mighty like a road from Wa
verly through Athens to 04 Towaada
Athens Schools. Open
The Athens schools opened yester-
day with a full attendance, notwith-
standing the fact that it was Labor
Day. As he boys and girls flocked
to school in the morning we heard
a stranger in town remark: ‘These
are the brightest, neatest lot of chil-
dren | have seen in a long while”
So say we all.
Attending Shaw Reunion
Among the many in attendance at
the Shaw reunion at Sheshequin to-
day are Miss Mira Shaw, W. H. Shaw
and Wife of 1043, and Mrs. Maria
CHUGH YOR
TEETH |
Extracted positively without PAIN at |
our offices?
Full set of Teeth
Gold Crowns
You are sure to get resulls, Best ma-
terials, Lowest prices,
VITAL ZED AIR ADMINISTERED
DRS. WILLIAMS & LEWIS:
Hones: 5:30 to 12; 1t05:30;7 to 8,
Opposite Big Store, corner Elmer and
lockhart St, Sayre, Pa.
IT'S
SIMPLY
THIS
Health and hap-
piness are what you
most desire in life
and you can't enjoy
either fully in a
house which does’
not contain an up-2
to-date bath-room
Now we do Plum
bing and do 1t well
If you engage
to fit up a bath-'
room for you there's
only one thing that
you'll be sorry for
and that 1s, that
you didn’t have it
done
\
ua
sooner.
Plumbing,
H. R. TALMADGE,
Both "Phones. Elmer Ave.
Heating and Tinning
ee ——
Dr. Chas. E. Annable
Specialist.
328 Broad Street, Waverly, N. Y.
ALL CHRONIC DISEASES.
Diseases of women specially treated
by the most approved meth With
many years practice as a surgeon | feel
justified in stating my competency to do
as | promise. Several years ago | plac-
ed my name with others, calling myself
a conservative gynecologist, which
means to be careful, and [ join with
many others in saying too much cutting
has been done.
H. L. TOWNER, M.D.
Specialties.
Diseases of Women and of the Rectum,
Hours -7Tto fam, 1tod, 7to8 p.m.
OFFICE-SAMUELS BLOCK.
128 Lockhart st
Valley Telephone 27x.
L. B. DENISON, M. D.
Office, Rooms 2 and 4
Talmadge Building, Elmer Ave.
Valley Phone at office and
residence.
A. H. MURRAY, M.D.
SPECIALTIES:
Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat, and the Proper Fitting of Glass-
es. Hours—0-12; 1-5; 7-8; Sandays by
appointment. Office, Wheelock Block.
A Bargain of Your fe
With every purchase of 3 cans of
Presto Hand Cleaner you receive free a
box of Magic Polishing Powder, the best
powder known for polishing Glass, Sil-
ver, Steel or any kind of metal.
Ask your grocer and druggist for it.
H. H. Mercereau,
Attorney-at-Law
Notary Public
Special attention to Pension Papers.
Valley Phone 11 X,
112 Desmond Street, Sayre.
A —
Orchestra.
The D. 8. Andrus Orchestra guaran-
tess satisfaction at all concerts, balls,
parties, etc. Prices reasonable. Leave
order at D. 8 Andrus Music Store, 128
"| Desmond street, or see J, J. Hummel,
Mgr. 117 N. East streat, Sayre,
JOHN C. PECKALLY,
DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Fruits.
Olive Oil—Quart rt 85c, Gallon $3.00.
Macareni—8 and 10c Ib or $1.75 per box
We have opened a shop at
West Broad Street in the build
| formerly occupied by De
‘Munn, and are prepared to
ga and upholster
= Al Kinds
of Flurnitu
Chairs, Couches, Parlor Suits,
Mattresses thoroughly rene
We guarantee first-class work
right prices. Samples for your
spection, whether you order ar
Max M. Shepard &
Waverly, N. Y.
gq
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ner in Sayre where TE
Valley Record does not ¢i
culate.
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ner in Sayre where Tk
Valley Record does not ci
culate.
LEHIGH VALLEY R. RL
{In effect June 18, 1908.)
Trains leave Sayre as follows;
EASTBOUND,
A.M. Daily for Towanda, T !
12: 25 mock, Pittaton; Jemiown. Bethlehem,
Chunk, Allentown 2
Vort, Philadelphia, Baltimore and W
A.M. Dasily for Tunkhannock,
* Wilkes Barre, Glen Summit
’ White Haven, Mauch Chuak,
Bethle , New York, Philadeiphia,
and Washington.
M. (Waverly £43 A. MJ}
J 00 zz ar Tw
ville, Teuhurases
oy SRA XN ——
(Waverly
B] Fomemts.
0] Eomieta Ta Summit
Bite Haven, Penn Haven Junction
ani
BY
Chun Allentown, Bethlehem
sdeipbla, Baltimore and Weablagton:
AM Sunday ly reat:
10: Es Sands, !
60%: M. M. (Wiverl} nag P.M
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aven a
Philadelphia, 1
hem, New
be M Raprem. for et me
2. 15 mem nock, Tila: ;
mit Ja Chunk, fe Big
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and W!
P.M (Waverly £13 2. M.)
four for Athens, Ulster,
pr Sew Albany, D
Wyal
ville, a iam
tston and
A.M. Dally Jats
Nagas Valls a Toronto.
A.M. Daily for Lod
) omer Juhacn: Tru
He ER
Detroit and Chicago.
for
A.M. Week apne
[1:30 td
none tavia, re, Marts and Niagara Falls
34 Catedonts, Batavia
3 42
Burdett vaibian lian, vise, Lod
Varick and
Daily for Ithaes, hs :
Jakeu, Ha Coruers, :
ctor, Rochester,
$a a, 0. Couneets for
i Ch St, Louis snd
Daily except §
30 5a. Hapress, for G
b: Buffalo, gars Malia, De
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P.M. i ph
0:38 tomes fre. Gemeva ad
AUBURN DIVISION,
[: 09 i. AM. Werk dar culy, for 0
t Haven, Syracuse, Ut
2, burn, Syracuse, Utes
AUBURN DIVISION
P.M. Daily for gos
fand, Canastols
AM. Suuday only, for ©
. ville, Cortland, La,
b: Alban N
No. 5 Elizabeth St., Waverly.