WE FILL MAIL OR-
DERS AND PREPAY
FREIGHT OR EX.
PRESS ON PUR-
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THE BIG STORE WITHESS LITTLE PRICES.
SAYRE, PA.
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Woman's Tailor
Made Suits
AND
Child's Misses’ and
Ladies’
FALL AND WINTER WRAPS
d Floor, Front
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4 SE NE
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Nee
Made of worsted of fine
double breasted. Inlaid velvet
The
collar, seams are triple st
le others
4 ip caffs
Very stylishly made
coats are 45 inches loaz, plan-fitted back, some sin
siseves with n"at tgrne
24.25
«i suits
ttehed, large
, other
Same
l-woaol, silk line as low as SOIR Others up
snplete,
A)
Of ¢ouarse there is an added advantage in
Second Floor
Irish Frieze Coals, ¢
8 Jas at $3467. This st
changing. Others up to $15.00.
Special Sale
Street Floor
Beginning Pridav on a 10 ft. case
and Tafleta also Persian Ribbon Belts
25¢ belts 10
belts 70¢, 21.50 belts 21.19
it full, filled with Silk
wk
| iw k
ages 6 to 14
is continual
ar
s 3
S0e belt
halts 59
. fa
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elsewhere 2 , 21.00
ure the saving
Shoes
Street Floor
AUTUMN
SHOWING
TRIMMINGS
want mothers and fathers to know
we sell an absolutely solid leather
it S0¢ in Child's up
We cut them open to show
The Summer Vacation
Sa tho uo 1 oe have the children's
eth attended to.
daughter may owe
uty to her perfect,
‘Bhe wil thank you some day for
) g her from disfigurement and
Speci Prices for July and Au-
‘ gust.
~ Dr. W. B. McDonald,
DENTIST.
Roos 7 and 9, Taidadge Build-
- Elmer Avenue, Sayre,
Offen: Ser The Globe Store.
BEIBACH
care
Best of Everything
Lockhart St.
Sayre.
Come let me five your teeth a thor-
It will cost you
iy save you a lot of trou
3 Tater on. Kince adver-
is considered very unpro-
mack like, I can only say
prom rll PLES is fair prices for fair
VITALIZED AIR.
6. F. CARLING,
St. Sayre, Pa
#0 1%: 10 5:30; 7 to 5. San-
t. The Place, over
"upholstered,
esses renovated, Um-
_re-covered and re-'
pi 4
There is no nook or cor-
ner in Sayre where The
Valley Record does not cir-
ulate.
The Largest Circulation
YOUR SPIRITS GO UP
when ours go down. Our wines are ex-
bad effects. Why?
GIVES THE
hilarating without
It's because
PURE WINES ARE BENEFICIAL,
and we keep nothing except it's abso-
lutely pure Liqaors that restore the
energy must be wholesome, We sell no
others. Try ours and get the best.
Prices are reasonable,
ELMER A. WILBER,
109 Packer Ave, Sayre.
FREE
To the Person Bringing this Ad
to Our Office.
LARGEST
PUBLICITY
There is no nook or cor-
ner in Sayre where The
Valley Record does not cir-
culate. Beginning September
give free of charg
13th we will
one gold crown (hest
quality) on every full set of teeth made
or contracted for on or before Octolx re
20th,
We will also allow 10 per cent dis-
count an other work done or con-
tracted for daring same period of time.
NOTE PRICES
Gold crown and bridge work 85 per tooth
Full set of teeth 25.00 up
Teeth cleaned, MM ents
Teeth Oiled with silver, 70 cents
Teeth filed with gold £1.00 up
Teeth filled with erment 50 cents
Teeth filled with art’l enamel $1.50 up
We extract teeth positively without
pain. All work guaranteed,
DRS. WILLIAMS & LEWIS
Hours: 830 to 12; 1 to 5.30
Opposite $ lig Store, corner Ber Si
wkhart St., Sayre, Pa.
Ready for Business
ail
West Broad Street in the building
formerly occupied by DeForest &
Munn, and are prepared to repair
and upholster
All Kinds
of Furniture
| Chairs, Couches, Parlor Suits, Ete
Mattresses thoroughly renovated.
| We guarantee first-clags work and Having refitted the billiard, pool and
_ | right prices. Samples for your in-|lanch rooms recently leased of F. 8. Wol-
o { cott, | am now prepared to serve all cos
spection, whether you order or not. | tomers in a satisfactory manner, My
Specialty is quick lunches of all kinds,
our patronage solicited. :
clams in season,
i
Frank Mead is back from Troy.
Alex. Allen was in Milan last even-
ing
Sadie Bradley is visiting at Bump-
ville
Mr
Elmira
and Mrs. J
to-day
C. Flood went to
M. Ronan of Oneonta,
is visiting M. Doran
Mrs N:. ¥.,
D. Fice
Owego this afternoon
Constable Geo went to
Maurice Fuller
Campbell,
is
this week
staying at the
Miss Edith
atives in New
Stulen
York
Is visiting rel-
city,
Mr
iting relatives
Ford Munn and wife are vis-
in Litchfield
Mr
ire
Ira Cols
at \\
and son of Watkin
viziting G. Jordan's
E
the
I. Bird of East
House
Smithfield
ye
Was
at Forest terday
ral Mile
to Niagara Falls
Seve Hill residents are go-
ng fomorrow
of Schenectady,
LL expected in town over Sunday
Clarence Carmer
William Winters
Wilawana
attended the
{
‘dance at last evening
There
Joss ph | lomorrows
will be but one mass at St
at eight o'clock a
m HH
Chas. Campbell and George Goff of
Litchfield were about town this morn-
ing
Mrs
to-day,
Park's
Dean Hill went to Burlington
after a brief visit at Mrs. Will
Mr=
jing on First
| Brooklyn
Gleason, who has been visit
treet, has returned to
Katherine
whore
Miss
Dalas,
Moore went to
Texas, she wil! teach
in the public schools
The Bay. W. A
Creek was
i O'Rourke
Gorman of Bent-
M.F
ley calling on Rev
vesterday
Kingsley Walnut
York
John
sent
street,
to New city, where he
a position
weepted
WwW. 8
Normile
at the
Manley . 0
of Elmira,
F
were
Lewis and G
registered
Campbell, yesterday
The Rev
who 1?
n
ik
E. O'Byrnc
been
of Seran-
ton in town for a
few days went home, to-day
Mrs
garet,
Cowell Mar-
this morning
Miss Lela Watkins is visiting friends
in town
and daughter,
went to Elmira,
A. C. Arnold has returned home
after attending various fairs In cen-
tral New York, and will go to*Vaw-
ter to-day.
a two
he
attended the National encampment of
the G A. R.
Charles Hull is back, after
weeks trip to Denver, where
Mrs. | P Hu, who has been vis-
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Stone, returned to Plainfleld, N. J.,
this morning.
Lawrence Page leaves for Buffalo
to-day to visit relatives. From there
Ind., where he
will attend the military school.
At the morning service at the M
church the pastor will deliver a
The subject
for the evening service Is “No Sub-
stitute for Christianity.”
he will go to Culver,
E
temeprance address.
Miss Hannah Kaufman opened her
millinery store at the corner of 8.
Main and Herrick street, this morn-
ing. The room has been remodeled
and she displays a very attractive line
of goods
is holding
lot
John Dunlap
the
econd hand store
N. V
ver aml succeeds in holling as weil
as attracting the crowd
an auc
his
Susquehanna
tion sale on adjoining
on
street Weller 1s the auction-
The street car was held at the N.
Malin street crossing for nearly thir-
tood at the crossing and while it had
ty this A train
the crossing and while It
been cut that the
the car was not
This happens
much to the Inconvenl-
minutes morning
#tood at
had
was open to traffic
80 crossing
allowed to proceed
quite often,
ence of the street ear passengers, and
it that method should
be devised to avold it,
soems Some
Coal Received at Bridge Works
Further evidence of the fact pub-
lished exclusively by the Record yes-
terday, that the Bridge Works will
soon be in active operation, was not-
ed this forenoon. A large car load
of coal is being unloaded into the
Mlentinuea ua ’
NEW YOK, Sept. 16-11 G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review of trade says’
Industrial. commercial and agricul
tural progress coutiuues satisfactory
Nothing has occurred te weaken confl-
dence, the disposition belag to extewd
plans further luto the future, and many
plants have their facilities engaged
well into next year. As demand broad-
ens there is a natural tendency to en-
large capacity, which adds to the al
ready exceptional structural activity
Jobbers have secugss] much more for
ward business than at this date last
year, especially la dry goods lines, and
the frequent reminders of autumn tem
perature stimulate retail distribution
of wearing apparel. Thus far the
wenathier has not been cold enough to
bar the crops that remain to be har
vested, and another week of favoralile
conditions should assure an unprece
dented yleld of corn Several settle
ments maintain labor disputes at the
minimum, and mercantile
cotitinue prompt
Commercial fallures this week in the
United States are 194 against 185) last
week, 217 the preceding week and 224
the corresponding week last year. Fall
ures in Canada number twenty-nine
against twenty three last week, pine
teen the preceding week and twenty
one last year Of faflures this week In
the United States, seventy were in
the east, fifty-eight south, forty oue
west and twenty five In the Pacifie
states, and (fty three report lHabilities
of £5000 or more
Liabilities of commercial fallures re
portal for September to date are
$ILT2 488 agulnst £3.230.348 for the
same period last year
collections
HAD A WALTZ WITH WILDCAT.
Trathfal Mr. Siegel Tired Animal
Out, Then Han Miles For Help.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Sept
16.—Jobn Siegel, a rauchwman, respect-
fully comwends to President Roose
velt a uew method of subduing a wild
cat. Mr. Siegel's plan is to waltz with
the beast
“It's only natural,” explains Mr. Sie
gel, “that & man cau outwit a wildcat,
because a Wildeat's hind legs alu't
bullt for terpsichorean exercises, which
the same | have discovered.”
It appears that Mr Siegel
versing a wountain pass ran into a
wildcat. which charged upon him
Mr. Siegel backed up until the animal
was standing erect, with front feet
sutstretched, and then made a sudden
leap and embraced it
They waltzed for about two honrs,
when the wildeat, exhausted, loosened
its grip and began to look for a place
fo rest. Siegel-and he is a truthful
ran wiles into Colorado
Springs to get somebody to slay his
late partuer. When the slayers reach
ed the impromptu ballroom In the
mountains the wildcat had departed
“1 ain't much of a waltzer myself,”
onfided Mr, Siegel to the disapointed
Hunters, “but It simply goes to show
that all you've got to do when you
meet a wildeat Is to write your name
mm her dance card for the next number
ind run for assistance.”
Calo
in tra
nan uine
Want Entertainment.
Canon Alnger, blographer and editor
of Charles Lamb, once uttered this
pithy saying: “You may preach like
an angel, but if you can whistle on a
stick people ignore your preaching,
and speak of you as ‘the man who can
whistle on a stick.’
— TT —
Weather Probabilities,
Falr; fresh southwest winds,
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Stock Quotations,
Money on call firm at § per cent
nercantile paper, #48¢,0.;
138,863,770. balances, $3.54,°8
Closing prices.
Amal Copper
Atchison
8B &0 " nay
Drookiyn R. T.. &%
2.C,C & Bt L ny
Ches. & Ohlo 4% St. Paul
Chl & Northw. 214%, Bouthern Pac
D&H as Southern Ry
Erle giy, Bouth Ry. pt
Jen. Electric 182 Bugar
{ll. Central 17% Texas Pacific
Lackawanna... €& Union Pacific
Louls & Nash. 168% U 8 Steel
Manhattan 188 U. B. Bteel pt..
Metropolitan... 177% Wost.
Missourt Pac... 107y
Prime
exchanges,
N. Y. Central
Norf. & West.
Penn R. R
Reading
Rock Isiand
ny
0
148%
Ky
14%
118%
iy
178%
6s
a)
100%
139%
al)
1
Mh
108%
Union... Ny
New York Markets.
FLOUR~—Rather firm, but not quotabl
thanged; Minnesota patents, TJS;
winter straights, H{413;, winter eoxtras,
d 3185; winter patents, $4 34.78
WHEAT — Firm and higher on better
:abjes and rains In the northwest coupled
with strong minor markets and covering,
December, 8 11-1648" cc , May, Wc
Cc N-Firm. Ber vraber, gis
BUTTER Creamery. extras, per pound,
WgnWe. (Mercantile
quolatior extras, Jc), fArsta. gllc;
Eichange oficial
19% 71 hia thirds, 17001% west.
imitation creamery extra= 19
ISG ILK renovated, extras, Jo,
18g 1K pcconds, ZL thirds,
seconds
rn
rsts
rats
§ ge
HEESE — Btate, full
white, fancy, 12 | fair to cholce
1§¢.; colored, fancy, lic; falr to
AGQUINC. , large, white or colored, fancy
dc, light skims, choice, $B Ul0c part
Kime, prime $4.1 9¢ good, TWUTHO.
sommon to falr, &yTc full skime 2.0
i”
Yoos-N irby, selected, white, fancy,
Tude. ; cholre, T4055 | mixed, extra, Ji ;
firsts to extra firsts 2X firsts, 2040 «
»” gud 1861. thirds, 16517 dirties,
241164 ecks, 12yibe. relsigeratory 17
cream, small,
11a
cholce,
ya
FRE SH FRUITS-Apples
por bLarrel 1X4, green, $1L.E
iy, pears, Se kel per harrel BG4L0,
ett, 2%, other varieties
waches, por irtier, BIQIL SS
Tc §ifl. state, per two basket crate, &c @
3; Michigan, per bushel basket, 75 981 80;
lume, per basket, 154 3x Krapes, per
rarrier, $417 cranberries, per barrel,
wot huckleberries. per guart Se,
nuskmelons Rocky Ford per crate, 1 80
#173, nearby, NYPL. watermelons, per
mrioad, $5410
POULTRY Steady, fowls 14;
Jucks, 131% | old roosters Belin,
wring chickens, 12% G14
DRESSED POULTRY — Unchanged
‘resh killed fowls, choice, 1I5c do, fair
0 good, 14g old roosters, 190 | near-
sy chickens, choloe, 15@17c.; westarn
;hickens, cholee, 18c.; western chickens
fair to geod, 13G14
oa various,
crab, £20
Bart.
313535
prr basket,
LIVE
Live Stoek Markets,
CATTLE-Supply light, market steady:
holes, BMGs ®; prime. 5105.5; veal
ilves. ea ut
HOGS — Receipts i ht y thet slow
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The ls 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.
t
The shoes we have ready for trying on are durable,
They'll wear just as vou think shoes should wear—or
better. Besides they won't pinch and hurt. They're
right all the way through—Ileather, style and shape.
With all that, the prices are right, too.
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 minimum
Premium. You cannot af-
ford to pay rent when mon-
ey for building your home
can be had on such advan- |
tageous terms.
C. W. TIDD
Secretary.
COAL
J. W. BISHOP
There is as much difference in
the quality of coal as there is
between white and yellow sugar.
We sell nothing but the celebrated
Lehigh Valley fresh mined anthra- |
ite. We also sell Bituminous eis
Loyalsock coal and all kinds of 3
wood.
Boys, $1.15 to $2.25.
“
Bring Your Job Printing to
Murrelle’s Printing
Office
“The Satisfactory Place.”
From four to eight skilled job
printers and a new, up-to-date
equipment are at your service.
Our patrons say we have the
| disposition to cor Ag We keep
our promises,
Talmadge Bullding, Eimer Ave., Sayre,
Valley Phone 142a.
WE PRINT
‘The Valley Record
LEHIGH VALLEY R. R.
(In effect June 18, 1908.)
Trains leave Sayre as follows:
EASTBOUND.
A.M. Daily for Towanda, Tuli.
14 nock, Pittston, Wilkes-Barre,
unk Allentown, Bethiehem New New
33 sTtiagcipn] a, Baltimore and Washiagton.
. M. Daily for Tunkhannock, Pittston, J
Wilkes Barre, Glen Summit Springs,
White Haven, Mauch Chunk, -
3:3! , New York, Philadelphia, :
| and Washiagton.
. . : A.M. (Waverly 645 3 Nak Week
Qur specialty is prompt service 3 00 jaz for Athens El
nd the lowest market price. | Ba. Tontianaoct Flinn
(Wa iy 8 A. Daily
JW. misuop, |: “RiRAE
A
103 Lehigh Ave, Lockhart Bldg. | saeipon
Both Phones. 10: i
WOOD WOOD WOOD | | 2:5: Forti Fntiemact She
LE BAKER 1isemse
rem, New York
Carpenter and Builder.
COAL
A aM Sunday T0487 only, fur Sthtan. ‘Athens, Milas;
ville, oro aad yr
| York, po Cnt, Baltimore sad Washington,
(Waver! MN.
4:95 BB cui or arms Hr, Tories, dow
pd Albany .
: Hae Voi tom) Wyslusiag. Lacey
WESTBOUND.
A.M. Dally for Genev
2:00 te re Toresto, Detrolt ala a
Jud: ER
Niaguie Felis tid Taromie, &
AM Dell? Jor
b |e :
210 Counects for tor Nlagara Valls, Toroata,
pul gc rpling
M Week 4 ty, for
30 A NA, PEt a. Th LES
ter Natavia, Hulale and Nia =
burg, Hayts poate
ars Fain
3: a Daily for
Washi
‘Glen Sum
| mit, Allentown, Bethlebem, New s
17 Pleasant St. Waverly, N.Y.
H. H. Mercereau,
Attorney-at-Law
Notary Public
Special attention to Pension Papers.
Valley Phone 11 X.
dare.) !
Rashes
i at de malo. .
M. Duily for Lock
Burdect (Watking) ins) Val
Varik sad
Daily for ha, Tramassberg, Inder
i » 8 '
alo. Connects N! i
| Ietroit, Chicago, Bt. Louis and ise Pol,
u I 30 Bei Rips pally cucept Sunday, Mack Dit
rio Avan ra a,
iinet hols aud pituta west BS
“Shoe Hospital” &
JAMES SMITH
Is still at his old stand, 604
South Main Street, Athens,
ready to repair shoes in the
best manner and at the lowest
price, Bring your shoes to
the “Shoe Hospital” Shop
open evenings from 7 to 8,
od
A.M. Week ouly, for rer
ville, Canastota,
(; 05 Moravia, Aubure, Wi
a'r Haven, Syracuse, Utica and
(3:50 Daily for Owego,
SEE
We are now showing Imported.
Domestic Woolens for Fall
and Winter
Have your next Suit made by us.
Murphy & Blis