WE FILL MAIL OR- DERS AND PREPAY FREIGHT OR EX. REESER, KESSLER NINN WIELAND CoO. PRESS ON PUR. id . CHASES OF $s.00 -. (0. BiG STORE win E@ Ure paices DAE SAYRE, PA. p Closes Daily at 6 P. M. Except Saturday and Two Evenings After Pay Day. | Frugal buyers watch these magnetic values. After all is said and fie, no merchant is on the inside on purchase price unless he is a quan- ty and cash buyer. We combine both, and pass it along. That's why “you get it here for less. Basement Special XC Tin Wash Boiler, No. 8 57¢; No, 8 62; ‘Dry Goods Section Street Floor Valaes one-half more Rain Coats Copper Bottom O3e, The season is here for their practical ase, Pr Exactly 60 patterns of Amoskeag Gingham. 5 vailing style is Empire, with a toaelt of velvet in Your choice of designs in any quantity C collar, cuff or piping. No less than two dozen Kinds Arnold's Goods 28 designs of Flhunelettes in [| Prices $7.87, 30.097, 30.67, $10.47, 811.00, $12.57 and up - - all shades of We also have misses’ in 11 and 16 vear old sizes, Lome doable width, nicely teazied, Japanese ental designs. Very choles swell cheviot «fests Two more sold to a party on An alate aoe third more s : 15c Satanlay, looking and buying after having been to : vow Yorid i= + a reason for it - Scotch Flannelette in solid and fancy shades “New York, Must be ar n for You will pay more most places : I Hera it s.. 10c yard Rug Specia : . Third Floor, Gomfortables and Quilts | seo maecesimotz scsi, st cone pet, we are told, SIS and S10.00. See window, 8,4, 520d 7 7 Ib Laminated Cotton, beautifal Silka covers. Eich is represcutative 81.37, $17, $1.70, $1.98 and $2.47. So Special Sale Street Floor, Beginning Friday on a 10 ft, value, Pay Day Specials for Men In Lace and Congress Shoes. $1.19, $1.39, $1.45, $1.69 | come Very heavy and darble an from the tanner case filled with Silk naker, which means one profit We cannot daplicate Taffeta also Persian Ribbon Belts our purchases at these prices She belts 19¢, 50c¢ belts 35c, 70¢ belts 50¢, $1.00 ‘belts 70¢c, $1.50 bells $1.10. Figure the saving. Shoes Waists Sireet Fionr : We want mothers and fathers to know that we sell » - RIA G* € : In solid and fancy eolors, special at #ic and S119 an absolately solid leather shor at S0¢ in Child's up They are choice quality of sateen, nicely piped and to 81.23 in misses’. We cul thom open to show you I tailored. Value one-third more, Garments = : Second Floor : Special this week oa Children’s Ready-to-wear Clothes is Irish Frieze Coats, cat full, ages 6 to 14 $3.5 at 2367. This stock changing. Others up to $15.00, Look elsewhere, then come here and see the difference, Fruit Jar Specials Atlas special large fruit Pint One hall gallon glass t-Bs The Cane hall gallon poreelain All complete question, = wide mouth especially revlaced to 67 ail pied for quarts am glass taps oO 1s continuslls tops The Ask vel]? with jar pam yourself the where can you do as Not a department without special values given this week, REESER, KESSLER, WIELAND COMPANY Cau of Lef:at Summer Vacation _ There is no nook or cor- Une of the Aga st a recent > in Sayre where The ¢v on 18 Derby Bir England was a V: ord does not cir-} ITT omer aol Temarkalle lof his gen the time to have the children's alley Rec c erosity. He found sell defeated hatlendad to culate. at the po and bade adieu to the B anghtor may owe electors with the words: “At any rate other boa to her perfect ladies and gentiemen, my wife and | ; have spent a very happy fortnight bite taeth. in the Peak "Xe came a sudden for. 5 they a retort from the crowd, “and that's : all you have spent FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. he will thank ng her from ou some day for isfigurement and AE . Closing Stock Quotations, Special Prices for July and Au- ; : Money on call firm at 3 per cent; Prime I. mercantile pag + i eT ent ex- = gust. The Largest Circulation mos eur, wee per con - Closing prices = Amal Copper £5 N.Y. Central. 18 = Atchison *"y Norf. & West 5 Dr W B McDonald B&O 113% Penn. R. R.....147% - » . ’ GIVES THE Brookiye RT 9 Reading 119 : C,C,C& SLL 1a Rock Island aN DENTIST. Ches. & Ohlo.... 153, Bt Paul 179% 3 : Chi. & North SidYy Bouthern a Shy et Rooks 7 20d 9, Faliindge Build D &H Ms Southern Ry... 3% jing: Klaas venoe, Sayre, Erie 2 South. Ry. pf. 10 Office: The Globe Store. Gen Electric 182 Sugar 13% 2 LARGEST Ii Central 178% Texas Pacific Eo = & Lackawanna £0 Unlon Pacific . 132% z T=] louls & Nash 14 1 H Steel 3 3 Manhattan 16 U. 8 Bteel pf 14 Metropolitan 17%, West. Unlon pil, CAFE Missouri Fac 107, New York Markets. PUBLICITY 5 - * CORN Steady, contract grade, Septem- Best of Everything bar Isc CATS—Firm and i; to lc. higher. No. § ok Nite natural, 33c., No. I white, clipped, : khart St s————————— “Fron R — Steadier. with a rderate Loc . ade; Minnesota patents, $7545 win- ade: fights, $451 ter extras. $2854 ie [Kinier batents #24408 WHEAT- Fi at Ay higher on ver Sa e ing. pr [ete fe tr tale rs the northwest : and buliish Russian crop estimates. De yre. There iS NO NOOK. OF COT- | timber. ss vis hirer. Mat ner in Sayre where The “il rrer- creamery. cxtrae por poina Valley Record does not cir- | 2::72e. Glcreantie Exchange officia EE culate. RD) me give your teeth a thor- 131s It will cost you Jody s save you a lot of trou- anxiety later on. Since adver. prices is considered very unpro- | AT gach like, I can only say is fair prices for fair LT VITALIZED AIR. Tus id ra rds be stall 9 nds, 6g ream Upholstering © DR. 6. F. CARLING, pa w We pe opened a Sh Pp at 157) firsts 10 sim LN, tern ex, est Broad Street in the bu y 130: third Msg) Bayr , Pa 1h ling FRESH i Ri ITS -Auplen, red varieties, formerly occupied by DeForest &| por ioroit irt, coven a Aare Munn, and are prepared to repair prars, Seckel, ter barrel, Sv 18. Rarcsts 01%; 1 to 5:3; 7 to 8 Sap- and upholster cartier. HE por basket. ia an: re £ ity The Place. per twa basket craf GH; Michigan, ) a per bushel basket, 5 hl J; plums, per -— basket. 159 3x grapes, por carrier, = ranberries per barrel 3587. Huckle Ain S berries, por guart, &ik muskmeleuns, Hy Ford, per rate, $1.5443. nearby CUS, watermelons, per srioad. §756 16 LIVE POULTRY ~Firmer, fowls upholstered, of Flurnitu P@ oii rovers. stain; spring chickens, if i 1 ks 12 Ee renovated, Um ESSE: D POULT RY Steady. fowls, halve real files do al oO WOR re-covered and r -10 hairs, Couches, Parlor Suits. Fie. | Waieue. old roosters. ioe. nearby «hick- ens, Lae western do, choice, 1k dao, fair to good, 1341 d, 250 panerns of up- Mattresses thoroughly renovated. to fie We guarantee first-class work and | _ {right prices. Samples for your in- | guaran- | whether you order or not. | Live Stoek Markets, de TL E-Supply lght. market steady; 6. ®, prune, BISYIW; veal i aire 1 pts heavy. ot lower; 4 Ye Vy 2 bh: 4 Brief Local Mention Frank Snyder of Eimira was in town, vestordas Eugene VanSlce leaves for State College Volnes iously IH last evening Lewis wns taken quite =er- Bessie Cangley returned yesterday after a visit at Ithaca Frank Mead and wife are attend- ing the fair at Troy There was an oyster supper at the Methodist church last evening James McCue of Scranton stopped it the Forrest House, vesterday Miss Lena Gregory went to Owego yesterday where she will visit friends Mrs Gleason HBrookive is visit of ing her mother, Mr Flood of First street Abram urned last he Groat ret even after attending state fair at Syracuse Richards the Mi Harriet of Plea of D int Valley, | J. Fice Mrs. J Fens visiting at home and Miss Laura Ste New York the purp of pure hace Gould will go to city to night for Ose of millinery goods The regist following out of town people were ered at W. 1. Parmlee Johnson of and W the on House of Cleve Utica; K. E H. Moody Stims seterdn land: J. H Newall of Towanda Dea'h Dealing Horse Feed A hor=e belonging to Charles Fitz- gerald, dled ve Mills Mr. Fitzgerald let ont last Wednesday, and It to Lu Mills, where Yesterday of terday at Luthers the horse was driv en thers it re- mained over nigh morn ing it showed e slekne Mr vidence d died the and soon afterwar Fitz gerald thin} it | he constit Athen that Mills. was of a feed produced for at uther too much ulon horse living Same Old Story David Keeler of Litchfield of hi Officer Was on one periodic drunks vesterdas McGovern started him on his hore old at Ath wi hut the boore ens proved too alluring and he find re turned only te himself After in the hands of the law sojourning fer the night in one of the cages in the town hall he far ha ens . was and so Ath released, not heen weain seen in Frightened by Traction Engine while hitch sprinkler, was stand- John Newman's ed to the ing team, street in front of John Dunlap's store on Susquehanna street, yesterday, when it became frightened at a trac The street to tion engine that was passing team ran down Susquehanna the river bridge and turned up River street. They ran up Rlver street for some distance and stopped of their own volition Overland Mail A forty-years-ago Item in the Leaven- worth Times says: “On Monday next the dally overland mall will start from here to San Francisco. They expect to make the trip in 18 days This is one of the most gigantic enterprises ever undertaken in any part of this country, but under the able manage- ment of Willlam H. Russell no ope can doubt for its complele success.” Expected Pay. An extremely unintelligent Phila felphia “repeater” was arrested at the last’ election in the Quaker city. He asked what crime was lald at his door, and the policeman replied “You are charged with voting twice.” “Charged, am I?" muttered the rared prisoner Why, I expected to be paid for it” Hoping It's Her Last. “That's her own composition,” sald a High School girl to the boy near Ler when Ler friend was playing the piano “Really? asked the boy. “Yes, really’ “Well, let us hope It's her valedie- tory!“—Yonkers Statesman. Same Boy Three Times. A custom house officer at Yarmouth England. the other day saved the lite of a boy who had got off a quay into the sea, and found he was a boy whose life he had saved in a similar man- aer twice Lefore, Tiny Elepbant. “Jumbo Junior” is a tiny elephant that is now the pet of london was “dined” by "some fair Americans” at a restaurant on August I and after ward “entertained the company with favorite airs on the mouth organ.” The Cigarettes Evil. A piss) young mak when go swimming recently, a lighied AT BRIDGE WORKS Officials Say Plant Has Orders That Will Keep the Wheels Moving a Year —All Athens Rejoices Over the Good News Several workmen are engaged this anloading the morning in that a car of iron arrived at Bridge Works yesterday Several more car loads will arive in the nexi few days, n= a number are an the road at the pres ent time The company has nearly a year's work on hand, that will be done at Athens. The local plant will be open ed in the near future First one d« partment, then another will be put in wtive operation until the entire works are moving A full force of men will be em- ployed and there will be an atmas- phere of activity and hustle that has been absent for the past vear DOMINGO'S CUSTOMS SERVICE. Colonel Colton's First (amplete He- part In Faver of the Republie WASHINGTON Soft 10. --The war departinent has mide publ the first eatin: lete report of Cola! Colton, the “eastpptreller and general receiver of the onstoins service of Nainto sania go.” showing the custoins neaeipts amd other I data for April last, the first period of administration of the Island revenu hy the Americans Colonel Calton introduces his statement by some remarks respecting the geo graphical and climath wlitions of Nauto Doming)» which are not general iy Knowy He =avs th there are no caotniries in the frople nid few else where posse<sad of a more healthful climate No infedt I= or contagious dizciases or dis += peculiar te tropical climates are prevalent, the average bealth is at least equal to that of the United States and as much manual labor may be performed without in Jury to health as in most of the Amer can s<tntes The avemege mean tem perature for July and August was 79 degries and for December and Jan uary 745 degree I'he popu.ation is it Iy estimated at from 350.000 to St the former number being more probably correct Colonel Colton desoribes the vast ag ricultural possibilities of the Island ind the abundant mineral resources and says that “altogether it would be difficult to hnagine i country more richly emlowed with the natural ele ments of material wealth and commer cial progress” Colonel Colton next takes up the treasury flgnrn showing how the finances of the ishiwd are progressing, ind he says The most strikiog fea tare of the the hand of the republic Bie showing for the month was balance of trade in favor minting to $473,224, total value of exports having been T2241 imports valued at $24 3 22 one ti against —— — SECRET CLAUSES IN TREATY. CUertain Features of Aunglo-Japanese Alliance Not te Tie Made Pablie, PARIS, Sept. 15 -It the present intention to postpone making public the text of the new between Great Britain and Japan. The officials wer «xl that the plan was to make it public in London and Fokyo last Monday, but the Japanese asked for further time, probably on ac- count of the Internal disorders, and it wis therefore arranged to Jet the pub- Ueation go over for a month, when it Is expected the texts of the treaty of alliance and of the Portsmouth treaty will be officially communicated to the public at the time, the two documents are expected to counterbal- ance each other with the Japanese public It is possible, however, that action by the Japanese diet upon the treaties may lead to a postponement of the publication of their texts beyond a month In the meantime it Is sald that the new Anglo-Japanese alliance does pot contaly surprises outside of the main features summarized in these dispateh- es on Sept, 7. It is known, neverthe that the agirvement covers secret clauses known only to the contracting parties iil mot be made public. is treaty Livre uly first same as feas, These w Mammoth Rope. The bigzest rope ever used for haulage purposes has just Leen made for a dis- trict subway in Glasgow it Is seven miles long, four and five-eighths inches In circumference and weighs nearly 60 tous. it has been made in one unjoloed and upspliced length of patent crucible steel. \When in place it will form a com plete circle around Glasgow Crossing the Clyde in {13 course, and will rub at a speed of 15 miles an hour Pieazant Prosiect. Bobby—Won't you be Roaptin, when you marry glad, Mi my sister, an’ won't have to go crooked any more when you walk? Mr. Roaptin— Why, what do you mean? | don't walk crooked “Well, | heard sis tell me that she'd make you walk straight when she married you. An’ ma sald she'd help her!" "—8tray Stories Where Germany Leads. The French board of trade publishes a fable which shows (hat Germany has 242.000 employes In (he postal tele graph and telephone service. The 0 Tilowea. i Same, next, ——— IT. “ - y = oI - J v = “2 » 3% 7 = re ta ‘The daily march to school is sure to be pretty hard on the shoes the girls and boys wear---so, too, the play-time before and after. : The shoes we have ready for trying on are durable, They'll wear just as’ vou think shoes should wear—op better. Besides they won't pinch and hurt. They're right all the way through leather, style and shape. With all that, the prices are right, too. m9 9% Boys, $1.15 to § Girls $1.15 to $1.75. Williams & Sutton, SAYRE, PA MONEY To Loan The Athens Building and Loan and Savings Associa- tion, established 1887, has money to loan at minimam Premium. You cannot af- ford to pay rent when mon- ev for building can be had on such advan- tageous terns. C. W. TIDD Secretary. COA L J. W. BISHOP There is as much difference the quality of coal as there between white and yellow sugar We sell nothing but the celebrated Lehigh Valley fresh mined anthra- ite. - We also sell Bituminous 3 Loyalsock coal and all kinds of wood. Bring Your Job Printing to Murrelle’s Printing Office “The Satisfactory Place.” From four to eight skilled job printers and a new, ip-tadate equipment are at your service. your home Our patrons say we have the disposition to please. We keep our promises, [almadge Building, Elmer Ave., Sayre, Valley Phone 42a. WE PRINT The Valley Record LEHIGH VALLEY R. R. (Tu effect June 18, 1908 ) COAL COAL mm i Trains leave Sayre as follows: EASTBOUND. Daily for Towands, Tuakhan- 12: A Pittston, Wilkes-Barre, Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Bethichem, New Yar Wy Phitadeiphia, Baltimore and Washington. Daily for Tunkhannock, Pittston, 339 Es ilkes Barve, Pethl Glen Summit Springs, White Haven, Mauch Chunk, Allentown, m, New York, Philadelphia, and Washiagton. A jo (Waterly $434. M) Hoek Jars 3 > . ce [| ° only, or Athens Our specialty is prompt service etn, New Albany, Bushore, Satter. market fa, Malls, willl A = ville, Tunehsack, Pittston and Wilkes: Thes Barve. J. W. BISHOP, 8 0 (Waverly SRAM A. M.} Daily for 103 Lehigh Ave, Lockhart Bidg. NY Tusk White Haven, Fenn Haven Junct Both Phones nd the lowest price, Wilkes Barre, Glen anit Chunk, Alietowa, Bethichem, New York, Phils aie’'phia, Baltimore and Washington. A. M. Sunday only, for Athens, | 0: Ulster, Towanda, i . ru Meshoppen and hapnock .- M. (Waverly 1233 P. M.) Dally wooD WooD WOOD |: Temas tema pe | White Haven, Mauch Allentown, herr, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore sad Washington EN M al cept 8 Black Dia- 3: 15 mes press. for al nock Fr ym , Wilkes Barre, ‘Giles Sum wit, Mauch Chunk, Allentown, York sFulisdeighie. be and W i. E.BAKER. Carpenter and Builder. 17 Pleasant St. Waverly, NY. H. H. Mercereau, Attorney-at-Law Notary Public Special attention to Peasion Papers. Valley Phone 11 X. 112 Desmond Street, Dally So Bari (Watkins) Lock Valois, wh Sign Varick and Genewa, Daily for Ithaca, Trumansburg, Isler R. : alls, Williamsport, ort, Wrslusing, Lacey. | ville, Tunkhannock, Pit WESTBOUND, 2: 0: are Pai Totouio Drivel, Caleago, hs a “Bul fo Gentwn, Richens; Cala Batavia, Seki Comme A.M. Dail yan Rien ba] =x Spencer, Liha act. Geers Rochete Pails, fe roit — ants Jor A M Week days only, for ee ’ 30 burg Hayts Corners, Cara Tan ™ Daily for Geneva 3: A) Caledonia, Batavia, §: Af Iaken, Hayls Corners, * Springs, Victor, Kochester, betroft, ‘Chicago St. Louis and points west, Daily SHEE Sunday, Black : 3H: rs Hapress, for Geneva St Louis and pol roetom, New Albany, ‘Dushore Daily for Geneva off) = pe Falla bung Van Fiten, Spencer, Ithaca, ter, Batavia, Ruffalo and Niagara Pally, Matai, Bumato Connects for Niagara Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Detroit, In still at his old stand, 604 @b Daly or ta Lockwood, Ven South Main Street, Athens, oN | Comers, Geneva and 3 Manchester, ready to repair shoes in the OU] AUBURN DIVISION, best manner and at the lowest A.M. , Week days only, for price. Bring your shoes to 7s Be Cartland, a the “Shoe Hospital.” Shop Moravia, Aubum, N " Syracuse, Utica and Ce open evenings from 7 to 8, als WIL y Daily for overs. a ® land, Cansstiots 3:50 burn, Syracuse, ties and and Atbeay, We are now showing Imported Domestic Woolens for Fall and Winter Have your next Suit made by us. Murphy & Bli
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