his clothes, fabri
manshi
find ?
ing is worn by
Fall line.
trimmings, work-
s of men of good
growa. Buy
ATHENS.
OUR STRONG POINT
Do You Wash ?
We have a display of
wash day goods in our win-
dow that will interest you.
Wash boards of brass, nick-
el plated, enameled iron,
glass and zinc in all styles
of crimp and size from
10C TO 45C.
We also sell wash bench-
es, clothes racks, washing
machines clothes wringers,
ironing boards, etc. Look
in the window.
216 Desmond St., Sayre,
322 8S. Main St., Athens.
Gold Crowns______$7 and $8
Gold Fillings $1.00 up
Silver Fillings___50c and 75¢
When You
‘Are Thirsty
feel the io ee a dalaty,
Drigg's Soda Fountain,
phia. Sold by
G. U. INGHAM & G0.
GROCERS.
The Valley Record
“All the news that's it to print”
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1005.
LOCAL BREVITIE
Smoke Peer’s Straight Five, a
fine fragrant cigar,
A —y Wp ——
Mabel Pittsley is clerking in the
West Sayre bakery.
Try Lode Star, the only perfect
cigar. Smoke no other,
Harry's Choice—unexcelled sc
cigar, made at Sayre.
Ladies, “attention ! Encourage
your husband to smoke Lode Star.
Mortimer Moe is recovering af-
ter a bad case of bloodpoisoning
in an injured hand.
Work was commenced on Elmer
avenue yesterday preparatory to
moving the W.S & A. track to
the middle of the street.
The weather this afternoon
proved propitious for show-goers,
Wilbur avenue shortly before two
o'clock,
. In the absence of Press Agent
i Bower, who was called to New
York, chief detective Jno. W. Con.
nery of the Hagenbeck show was
around settling up advertising bills
today. He is a most genial gentle.
man to meet and made a good im-
pression.
Quickest Route to Chicago, 17
Hours from Sayre
¢ Cnieg oat 8 o'clock a er
that of Miss Sadic V. McCloskey,
daughter of Cornelius T. McClos-
key of North River street, to John
Galligan of Oneonta, N. Y, son of
Joha Galligan of Sayre.
The event was celebrated at high
noon today, at the Church of the
Epiphany. The Rev.]. L. Shanley
officiated. Miss Margaret Collins
of Rochester was bridesmaid and
Charles Foyle of Washington was
best man.
Immediately after the ceremony
a reception was given at the home
of the bride's parents, after which
they left for Buffalo on their honey-
moon. They will reside in Sayre.
Mr. and Mrs. Galligan are well
known in Sayre, as is evidenced by
the many beautiful presents which
were showered upon them.
Among those from out of town
were Mr. and Mrs. Michael Con-
way, Mr.and Mrs. William Con-
way, the Misses Margaret and
Susie Conway, Miss Kate McKen-
na, Mrs. Nellie Gebel and Mrs
Michael Conway and daughter, all
of Wilkesbarre; C. P. Collins of
Rochester; the Misses Mary and
Leona Gulligan of Binghamton,
Miss Margaret Collins of Roches-
ter and Charles Foyle of Washing-
WHY SAYRE WOMEN
ARE NOT CHRISTA
The service for women yesterday
afternoon at the tabernacle was
largely attended, fully eight hun-
dred being present. The subject
of the address was: “The Reasons
I Have Found Why Sayre Women
Are Not Christians. The address
was a strong presentation of the
things that are keeping women
from serving Christ.
The evening address was from
the theme: “The Call of Jesus,”
the text being from John 11:28,
“the Master is come and calleth for
thee.” It was one of the best ser-
mons that has yet been delivered
by the evangelist. Some respond
ed to the call by deciding to be-
come christians,
There was no service held this
afternoon as the day was devoted
to personal work by the christian
workers, The service will be held
as usual tonight,
HAGENBEGK'S PARADE
TOOK THE TOWN
The Hagenbeck parade this fore-
noon called out every man, woman
and child who was not tied or
nailed down, and it was well worth
while. The animals were all there,
from the palar bear to the zebara
and the chimpanzee. The two
bands knew how to play, and the
steam calliope was the real steam
whistle affair, with its own engine
TOWANDA FAIR
GETS 00D CROWD
A number of Sayre people have
been attending the fair at Towanda
this week and they all report a
record-breaking exhibit and big
crowds. The public wedding was
the attraction today. The big day,
however, will be tomorrow and
many will go from here.
FALLING BOARD ~~
INJURES HOSTLER
William VanVliet, head hostler
at the engine house, was struck on
the head by a coal board which
fell from an engine this morning
The board inflicted a cut three
inches long on VanVliet's head.
Medical attention was necessary to
close the wound,
COTTAGE PRAYER WEETINS
Cottage prayer meetings were
held at two o'clock this afternoon
at the homes of Mrs. F. F. Haver-
ly, 214 Chestnut street, Mrs. Gray,
- CP. Collins of Rochester is vis-
iting friends in town.
i
Charles Foyle of Washington is
greeting old friends about town.
A number of the coal dealers |
throughout the state and all who!
ship from various points have re-
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Field have!
returned after their wedding tour. |
Mrs. Michael Conway and
daughter, of Wilkesbarre, are in
town.
John Hammond is entertaining |
his son, Arthur, and wife of Jersey
Shore. .
Edward Johnson of Hombrook
is visiting his sister. Mrs, G, F,
Beloud.
—————
Stephen E. Fisher returned this
morning after visiting his brother
at Long Branch.
Miss Jessie Hakes, who has been
at C, A. Childs for some time, has
returned to her home in Evergreen
The Misses Mary and Leona
Gulligan of Binghamton attended
the Galligan-McCloskey wedding
this noon.
Lou D. MacWethy, represents
tive of the Inland Type Foundry's
Buffalo branch, was c alling on the
trade in this valley today.
Mrs. Nellie Gebel and Miss Kate
Keuna of Wilke-barre are among
the out of town guests at the Gal
ligan-McCloskey wedding today.
Mr.and Mrs. M. Conway, Mr
and Mrs. William Conway, and
the Misses Susie and Margaret
Conway of Wilk-sharre are visiting
Sayre friends.
tt fen
A P. Blosier of Buffalo, travel-
ing passenger agent for the Michi
gan Central railroad, was in Sayre
this morning making contracts
with the newspapers for advertis
ing his well known road. A good
sized order was left with The Rec-
ord.
“CAPTAIN DEBONNAIRE”
Paul Gilmore, in character of a!
17th century daredevil who sweeps
down all odds, some of them moun-
tain bigh, to win the woman he
loves, is what will bs offered pa-
trons of the Loomis on Saturday,
September 30, when this talented
young star is presented here for the
first time by Jules Murry in the
new spectacular comedy romance, |
“Captain Debonnaire.” As this
play is described as possessing all
the force and vitality of Mr, Gil-
more's great carly successes, “Un-
der the Red Robe” and “The Three
Musketeers,” and as being far more
potent in charm, its enactment here
is sure to prove of such interest!
nore will care to miss it.
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ADDITIONAL ATHENS NEWS
Ed Davidson of Elmira was vis
iting Athens friends today.
Philip Verbeck died at his home
in Vawter this morning at about g
o'clock, aged 66 years. He was
one of the oldest settlers in that
vicinity. He served in the war of
the Rebellion in Co. D, 17th P. C
No funeral arrangements have yet
been made.
A sub station of the Athens
postoffice will be established at D.
E. McMahan's store, corner North
Maine and Pine street, October 16,
1905, where stamps and money or-
ders can be purchased and letters
can be registered the same as at
the postoffice.
Warrants are in the hands of
Constable McGovern for the arrest
of the boys Woodward and Quinn,
whose names were mentioned in
this connection in Monday's Rec-
ord. The warrant charges them
with fishing on Sunday. The boys
have not as yet been arrested.
Charles W. Ross of Philadelphia
is spending a few days at the home
of his grandfather, James H. Wil-
son, Center street. Mr. Ross is on
his way home from Chicago where
he has been attending the twentieth
annual tion of the Brother-
4
large coal companies that they |
must send in their orders for winter
supplics at once and that they must
take turn of the mine coal or the
coal that comes out from day to
day in the sczes and qualities de- |
sired. No coal will be sold from
the hugh stores which the com-
panics have been accumulating at
various points in the anthracite
region and near Philadelphia and
New York As orders
were issued in 1000 and 1602 it is
the opinion of dealers that the
companies
stored
trouble in the
year.
similar
arc husbanding their
coil in of
mine regions next
PLEASANT PARTY
A very pleasant card party was
given by J. Perry Schaffner, i
honor of a visiting brother, last
night. About 30 young people
attended. The prizes were won
by Miss May Lull and Clarence
Parker, the consolations going to
Miss Mabel Corbin and S. Louis
anticipation
Alter the play, delicious
r:freshments were served.
THE NUIRS HELD FOR
QUARTER SESSIONS
for court by Justice Murray this
morning The charge was adultery
Attorney A. LL. Laws represented
the defendants and C. E. Mills con
ducted the case for the common
HOSPITAL NOTES
Mrs of East
Forks was discharged today.
woalth
Emma Driscoll
Paul Harding, a car repairer, fell
from the roof of a car this morning
sustained a fracture of the
right radius and a cut on the left
ear
LOONIS OPERA HOUSE
SATURDAY, SEPT. 0.
JULES MURRY
PRESENTS
P
3(g1umore
His new magnificent spectacular
comedy romance by Wil
liam Farquhar Payson.
PRICES: 25, 50, 75, $1.00, $1.50
FREE!
To the Person Bringing this Ad
to Our Office.
Beg'oning September 13th we will
or contracted for on or before October
20th.
count on all other work done or con-
tracted for during same period of time,
NOTE PRICES:
Gold crown and bridge work
Fall set of teeth, |
Teeth cleaned... is Ceri
Teeth filled with silver... .
Teeth filled with gold .s
Teeth filled with coment
$35 per tooth
85.00 up
00 eents
We extract teeth
pain. All work guaranteed,
Hours: 8:30 to 12; 1 to 5:80; 7 to 8.
Opposite Big Store, corner Rimer and
Lockhart St, Sayre, Pa.
H. L. TOWNER, M.D.
Specialties
Diseases of Women and of the Rectam. |
Hours 7tofam,1%03,7 to8 pm. i
Fruit Cans of all kinds at ve
ry reasonable prices.
An entirely new line of ladie
Price 10 cents pe
NOTIONS OF
ALL KINDS,
Waverly, N. Y. Cor
Broad St. and Park Ave,
JOIN THE
National Protective
Legion.
Fifteen years of business has proven
to us we can do all we claim.
Assets Augost 1, 1905, 82,115,000,
Pays
815.00 per week for sickness or acei-
dent.
8100 for loss of limb or eye,
£5.00 to C00 at death.
Cash dividends each five years.
Costs
$2.00 to £4.00 per mouth,
E. F. Mercercau. Dist. Manager.
112 Desmond St.
Both Phones,
Sayre, Pa.
The Athens Building an
Loan and Savings A 1
tion, established 1887,
Premium. You cannot af.
ford to pay rent-whe
ey for building your
‘an be had on such ad
tageous terms,
Secretary. -
HE STORE
Fi
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YOUR SPIRITS GO UP
when ours go down,
hilarating without bad effects,
It's because
PURE WINES ARE BENEFICIAL,
and we keep nothing except it's abso-
lutely pure. Liquors that restore the
energy must be wholesome, We sell no
others. Try ours and get the best
Prices are reasonable,
Oar wines are cx-
Why?
ELMER A. WILBER,
109 Packer Ave. Sayre,
FRED J.
TAYLOR
1
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If you haven't a
home and want one,
or if you have one you
want to get rid of,
call, write or "phone
Taylor. If I haven't
want I'll
it for
what you
try and find
you,
EAL ESTATE
iE S SEAS SAS I CAS 0)
Athens i
4 “Shoe Hospital”
JAMES SMITH
Is still at his old stand, 604
South Main Street, Athens,
ready to repair shoes in the
best maoner and at the lowest
price. Bring your shoes to
the “Shoe Hospital.” Shop
open evenings from 7 to 8,
Rzad The Record,
JOHN C. PECKALLY,
DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Fruits.
Olive Oil Quart 850, Gallon
Macareni —§ and Toe Bor $176 por box
IT’S
Simply [SE
Tis]
Health and ei 1B
piness are what you | Ii h
most desire in life [TRAE
and you can't enjoy I Rn
fully in apt
house which does) (SRS
not contain an up-}8
to-date bath-room.
Now we do Plum-
bing and do it well.
If you engage us
to fit up a bath-
room for you there's
only one thing that
you'll be sorry for
and that is, that] &
you didn't have it] g#¥
done sooner.
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Plumbing, Heating and Tin
H. R. TALMADGE.
Both "Phones.
COAL
At the Lowest Possible F
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Orders can be left at Weat Say
Store, both plones; or at the Erie
yards at Sayre, Valley Phone 37m.
COLEMAN HASSLER,
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Contractor and Builde
Plans and Estimates Fun
103 Lincoln St Sayre. FP
SPECIALTIES:
Diseases of the Bye, No
Huting of
appointment. Offea, lo oe
Valley Phone at office
residence.