Saturday, September 20d
we will have a
" SALE OF SCHOOL SUITS
Yon can save from one dollar to
t + dollars on a suit at this sale.
Come in and take a look before
jou hay.
MANEY & PAGE
ATHENS SAYRE
OUR STRONG POINT
A SQUARE DEAL
. ADVANCE SHOWING OF
OIL HEATING STOVES
Just the thing to heat your room now
that fall is approaching
Our owls have been out searching for
bargains and here they are:
$3.00, $3.50. $3.75, $4.50, $7.50
All sizes and kinds.
“GEO. L. ROBERTS C0.
mond St,, Sayre. 322 8. Main St,, Athens.
If you don't trade with us we both lose money. “=
The Valley Record
“Al the news that's 8 to print”
g TUBSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1905.
Lou BREVIIES
Try the new v pool game at the
Utopian Pool Parlor. 105-3
E. F. Mercereau returned from
Rummerfield this morning.
Comforts crying babies, Nyal's
Soothing Syrup. Gillespie's Drug
store. 105-2
“Get in the game’ —the new one
at the Utopian Pool Parlor. 105-3
Discriminating buyers will find
many good bargains in our adver-
tising columns today.
You can. judge the merits of any
question by the personnel and
motives of its opposers.
Mrs. A. M. Ayres has returned
from Sparta, N. J, where she has
been attending the funeral of her
mother.
Miss Hannah Kaufman, Athens,
will have her millinery opening in
ladies’ walking hats; Saturday,
September 16.
Special officer Brougham arrest-
ed a drunken man oa Lehigh ave-
nue this morning. The man was
too drunk to tell his name and was
put in the cooler.
The Lehigh Valley railroad is
taking stringent measures to sup-
press illegal train-riding, says the
Hazleton Standard. © Between
[Hazleton and Hazle Brook some
cdal ang freight trains have carried
more passengers than the passen-
.| ger trains. Four arrests were made
last Friday in that vicinity and
each of the culprits was fined five
dollars and costs.
: The Frank AR ‘Robbins big cir-
cus came to town this fhorning
amid a heavy downpour of rain
They .secured a lot on the lower
part of Desmond street and put up
~ [their canvass at once. The street
5 Parade st 11:30 wasa pretty good
Heaven, the City Four Saar,
Subject of Discourse by the
Rev. Rees at the Tabernacle
Last Night.
Despite the inclemency of the
weather a goodly audience gather
ed in the Tabernacle last evening.
The text was from John 14:2. “In
my Father's house arc many man-
sions.” In presenting the theme
Mr. Rees emphasized the fact that
heaven is a place, a prepared place,
for a prepared people. The char-
acter of the prepared place was set
forth as the most beautiful and
grand of all dwelling places and
the character of the people was
shown to be those who had pre-
pared themselves. for that place by
coming up and out of the great
tribulations of earth, who have
“washed their robes and made
them white in the blood of the
Lamb.”
The second sermon in the week-
ly series will be given tonight from
the subject “Is There a Hell ?”
Bible reading will be held in the
Presbyterian church this afterno: n
at 3 o'clock.
ALL-DAY SERVICE
The general topic for the all-dy
mecting in the Methodist church
will be “The Holy Spirit” The
addresses will occur as follows:
10:30 a. m—The Doctrine of
the Holy Spirit. John 14 and 15
chapters. Rev. G. A. Briggs, Wa-
verly.
11 a. m—~—The Advent of the
Holy Spirit. Rev. J. F. Warmer,
D. D., Sayre.
1:30 p. m—The Holy Spirit in
the Book of Acts. Rev. Riley A
Vose, D. D,, of Owego
2:30 p. m.—The Personality,
Officc and Work of the Holy
Spirit. Rev. Peter Lindslay, D.D,
Rochester.
3:30 p. m.—Power From on
High. Rev. M. S. Rees.
All are invited. Come, if only
for a half hour. Pray for the serv-
ices,
PACKERS DECIDE
10 VISIT WAVERLY
The Packer Hose Co. decided
last night to go to Waverly Sept.
19, and take the Packer band. Ed-
ward Houghton was elected vice
president to succeed John Galli-
gan; E. A. Wilber member of the
finance committee to succeed
Ralph Viele, and William Hoag
second assistant foreman in place
of Charles Foyle, all for the rest of
the year,
FIRE BOARD MEETS TONICHT
A mecting of the Sayre Fire
Board has been called for this
evening at 8 o'clock. The board
has not held any meetings during
the warm weather, and undoubted-
ly a great deal of important busi-
ness will be transacted.
WRANGLERS GD CALLING
A crowd of Wranglers got to-
gether last evening after the Tab
ernacle meeting and paid their re-
spects to Mr.and Mrs LE. De-
Laney. Refreshments were served
and the evening was thoroughly
enjoyable,
BUILDING OPERATIONS
Contractor Drislane has enclos-
ed the nine-room house which he
is building for Peter Laux on N.
Elmer avenue. He has also com
pleted the steps in front of the
Church of the Epiphany.
WC. T. 0. MEETING
The Sayre W.C.TU, will meet
it 7:30 tomorrow night at the home
rs. Walker,
Miss Mabel Coibin went to
Owego this morning.
Mops. Nellie Holcomb of LzRoy
is visiting friends in towa.
Miss Agnes Kelly of Austin is
visiting her sister, Mrs, E, A. Wil.
ber, of Hospital place.
R. M. Hovey of Lockport and
W. S. Hovey of Three Rivers,
Mich, are visiting old friends in
town. >
Miss Eleanor R. Sanford, who
hos been visiting Mrs R E Ham
mond, left for Cortland this morn
ing to enter the Normal school
W. G. Wilber has returned from
Overton where he was calling on
the hotel trade in the interest of
the E. A Wilber wholesale liquor
business.
—————
Dr. W. F. Stepheas is in Canis
teo, N Y , attending the funeral of
his grandfather, M. F. Rosa, who
died Saturday. Dr. Stephens will
return from his sad errand Wed
nesday.
WILBUR HOOKS ARE
WORKING FOR FAIR
The Wilbur Hook & Ladder
Co. have chosen Oct. 16 as the
opening date for their big fair.
The contract for the use of the
Packer avenue Tabernacle begin-
ning with that date has been sign
ed, and all arrangements are going
merrily on. The evening attrac-
tions will be especially fine. There
will be a number of contests for
valvable articles and generous door
prizes will be given each night
The booths will be arranged on a
large scale, and the fair is expected
ever held in the valley.
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MILDRED HOLLAND
Mildred Holland will present her lat-
est success, “The Trinmph of An Em-
press’ at the Loomis, Satunlay, September
16, in which she appears as Catherine
the Great of Russia. 3
Liké most Russian plays it deals vith
political conspiracies that afford plenty
of opportunity for thrilling sitaations,
but it also has a lighter side which prac-
tically comprises the first two acts of
the play, and which contains much of
very enjoyable comedy. Mildred Hol-
land as Empress Catherine dominates
the entire play, and most agreeably so,
for she is an interesting, if wilful, sort
of character. Daring half the play she
is a romping, devil-may-care girl, un-
broken to the harness of court etiquette,
During the other half she is the great
sovereign, with a due appreciation of
her rank and prerogatives, and com-
manding admiration by her majesty and
dignified benevolence.
Look! Look!
If you are looking to the Interest of
your pocket book you should buy your
Groceries and Provisions
where you can save the most money.
Everything In the line of first-class
staple and fancy groceries at a big sav-
ing of money. Our
Sunshine Coffee
is the best on earth. All who have tried
it once use no other. 230 a pound,
J. L. HUNTER,
875 Broad Street, Waverly, N. Y.
A.E BAKER
Carpenter and Builder.
17 Pleasant St. Waverly, N. Y,
»
Ready for | Business
Hay ing refitted the billiard, pool and
lunch roonis recently leased of F. 8S. Wol-
cott, | am now prepared to serve all cus-
fomwis in a satisfactory wanner. My
ialty is quick lanches of all Kinds,
ot patronage solicited. Oysters amd
clams in season. Try a cup of our new
coffee, 8. BUTLER,
Op. First Nat'l Bauk, Broad St,
07-Im Waverly.
AN EACELLENT OPPORTUNITY
prietor of restaurant in Sayre de-
"og 0 #21] on easy terms, or will rent
right party for term of five year or
longer. Best lo¢ation in town. Call or
write and obtain particulars. Fred J.
Taylor,
. Orchestra
The Queen City i, no
he mie Fiore
Health and hap-
piness are what you!
most desire in life’ 1%
and you can’t enjoy
either fully in a’:
house which does®
not contain an up-%
to-date bath-room. §
Now wedo P lam-_ Y
bing and do it we a1." 3
If you engage us i
to fit up a bhath-'
room for you there's! |2
only one thing that ©
you'll be sorry for
and that that
you didn’t have
done saoner.
A lx
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Heating and
12,
Plumbing, Tinning
H. R. TALMADGE,
Both "Phones. Elmer Ave.
Bring the Children
And have their teeth put in proper
entering school, A
ful when badly decayed teeth are pres
ent. School days require good teeth,
NO MATTER IF YOU WANT A
Extracted, Fills or Replaced; we can
do it positively without pain. We pay
especial attention to children and per
vous people. Oar prices are always the
same.
DRS. WILLIAMS & LEWIS
Hours: 8:30to12; 1to 5:30; 7to 8.
Opposite Big Store, corner Elmer and
Lockhart St, Sayre, Pa ~~
D. CLAREY COAL (0.
Lehigh Valley Coal
HARD AND SOFT wOOD
Best Quality & Prompt Delivery
Guaranteed
Bradford Street Yard Phone, Ba
Office at Raymond & Haupt's Store, Bayre
Both Phones
C. J. CARY,
CONTRACTOR
AND BUILDER
REAL ESTATE
CARY BLOCK, SAYRE.
HILL & BEIBACH
CAFE
Best of Everything
Lockhart St.
Sayre.
LEHIGH AND SCRANTON
COAL
At the Lowest Possible Prices.
Orders can be left at West Sayre Drug
Store, both phones; or at the Erie street
yards at Sayre, Valley Phone 27m.
COLEMAN. HASSLER,
JOHN GC. PECKALLY,
DEALER IN
foreign and Domestic Fruits.
Olive Qil--Quart 8c, Gallon $3.00.
No. 5 Elizabeth St.. Waverly.
Political Asuovacemeat
for Prothonotary, subject to Republican
W. G. GORDON.
Towanda, Pa, Sept. 2, 1005,
Specialties.
Diseases of Women and of the Rectum. | =
Hours—7tofam,1 tod 7to8 p.m.
OFFICE -SAMURLS BLOCK.
Valley Telephone 275. 138 Lockhart S86
a a = RE.
For Reat
300
50
~i)
2s
Performances
Carl Hagenbeck
The
the fam Florenos
them, in an act never be fore attempted in
ALLJUNDER ONE ROOF
rformers — 3%
Railroad C ars
A 2
2
500 — Magnificent Horses —500
1,100 Trained Wild Animals—
10,000 — Seating Capacity—10.
was Arena Ever Constructed for Exhibition Purposes.
nin 3 Rings, in a Steel Girt Arena. on Two Stages and
A Wide Racing Track.
aris and Vienna Hippodromes,
enn, irvels in acrolatic feats, divide tonors
ted Zvi the Herzog educated stallions, sixties
Wf Trio, Rassias best ae rial har artists: Use Edy
ntrancingly beaatifal e jung cantertainers; England's famous tights
re entertaining itd remarkably thrilling elecus features,
50
Give
Ll]
inost
the (
A= idals;
th « country
and 8 p.m; Doors open at 1 and ;
Admission
and Trained Wild Beasts Exposition
dreds of L'ons, Tigers, Po'ar Bears
Performanc
EXCURSIONS ON ALL ROADS :
Children Under 9 Years 25c.
P fm.
50c.
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. Mercereau, Dist. Manager.
Sayre, Pa. 112 Desmond Bt. |
Valley Phone 1ddy
A FEW GOOD BARGAINS
street ; lot 623228 feet; good fruit;
easy terma
$2100 takes a seven room, new hoase; |
modern lwprovements oa Madison |
street,
$2200 takes a seven room bouse, nearl
new, modern Improvements on Mil
ler street,
$2400 takes a nine room house, modern |
improvements on North Wilbar Ave, |
$2100 takes a seven room house on North
Kilmer avenue; oormer lot;
enough for dwelling ou back.
$1400 taken A Line, obit Bousd and Sve}
large bul ota on Pennsylvania |
Ave. within 20 micutes walk of L. |
V. R. R. shopa.
FRED J. TAYLOR.
TOUHEY ™ i
Plain Oak, Quartered Oak, Reed Rockers, frome
$1.50 UP
Furniture Repairing and Picture Framing a Specialty.
Valley Phone 191A 205 Desmond St., |
Fitting.
CARY BUILDING
PACKER AVE
i Pa. bic.”
A COMPLETE STOCK,
OF
RODS,
HOOKS,
LINES,
BAIT PAILS, |
FISH a of ¥
ETS AT
| Presto Hand Cleaner you §
‘box of Magic Polishing F
wder known for polish;
Bou +, Jiest or any Kind of
ro re,
Al GRE