Clothing ,We invite a careful inspection of our new line outside fabric, lining, and most important of all, the new concave shoulders and perfect fitting neck. The new cut shows the only Frunt ever made that will not break. It fits right, stays right and we guarantee it to be night We can show you a lot more about our clothing that vou will find in no other make: besides, it don't cost you any more than the ordinary. kind {i you have never bought a Rochester Hand-Tailored Suit you've missed something. “Come in and Maney & Page SAYRE ATILENS - = e When You Are Thirsty and foc] the noud of s dainty, overage, dont | | The Valley Record “All the news that's Bt to print” | FRIDAY, OUTOBER 20, 1905. LOCAL BREVITIES All to the goodsky r—Lode Star. | Smoke Peer's Straight Five, a fine fragrant cigar. A clean, fragrant smoke—Lode Star. Sr A ns H. O. Hansen went to Spencer this morning. Mrs. Dora Miller of Williams- port is visiting at W. C. Walker's Harry H. Baker of Stevenson street is recovering from an illness. “The Missouri Girl” at the Loomis tomorrow. Matinee and night. Mrs. Alex. Sartia and Mrs. Eva Sackett started for Bay City, Mich, yesterday. G. M. Angier is having a large verands built on his Park place residence. Mrs. Harry Atkins of Desmond street is convalescing from her re- cent illness. Remember! A fine gun given free with each Boy's Suit sold by Unger & Ellis, Waverly. . D. C. Gray, superintendent of Tiga Point cemetery, is ill at his home on North Main street. The ladies of the Wilbur Hooks will open the fair at the casino to- morrow afternoon from 2 to 0. Admission five cents. Charles LaMonte has resigned his position at Bolton's and taken one in the new shops, where he will begin work Monday. The L. C. B. A. will hold a pro- gressive euchre party in the P. O. S. of A. hall, Tuesday, Oct. 24 All are invited By order of Pres- ident. 139-3 Miss Josephine Stapleton and Miss May Fleming of Towanda attended the dancing class of Mrs. Frank Wood in this place last evening. KING CONVICTED Edward King was convicted of lady read her own ad, and every time she did so she unconsciously {began to look around. {she opened her umbrella and out ‘rolled the ornament Yes, it does pay to advertise. A small, - advertisement sometimes accomplish wonders : Of course it pays to advertise. Here's an instance where wonder = IN HIS POCKET A man who gave his name as Charles Devine from P'hiladeiphia was found wan and said he was dering or staggening around the The production of the “Missour Girl” packed the Casino to the doors and pl iyed to the best busi- ness the house has had The com- pany was wood: and the work of = The party of witnesses who Ww to Scranton to testify in thee against Edward King, 4 with breaking into the po toln at Camptown, June 7, ir { aad ¢ JHealel Stranvss & Conner INSTALLED OFFICERS OF SAYRE LODGE Grand Master Melville F 1.0.0. F,, last| installed the following officers : Frank | Vice grand—Martin Garey Secretary — Willis B. Weeks Treasarer—B I. Trustee, Noble grand—Horace F Lewis 18 months—Harry M.| Representative to -the grand | Hers Conductor—Geo. W. Doncy Warden—Miles K. Hudson. Inside guard—Wm. R. Conine Outside guard —Perry F. Estelle. | Right scene supporter—A. At | i kinson Left scene Lockwood Chaplain—Isaac C. Piatt Drillmaster— Joseph Ellers Righ supporter to noble grand— John Kunes, Left supporter to noble grand— Charles Sheldon Right supporter to vice grand— J. F. Spires. Left supporter to vice grand— Fred E. Seager. SIN YOUR NANE An exchange 1s right in saying that people who write for news- papers should learn to sign their names to them, not necessanly for publication, but so that the cditor may know the source of the com- munication. Newspapers, at least a large majority of them, never use the name of a correspondent against his wishes. Sometimes there is a good reason why a communication cannot be used unless the writer is willing to permit his identity to be known. In that case, if he prefers to remain in the dark rather than to have the article used with his name, the communication must be refused publication. supporter - Ralph | ————— esas: HOSPITAL NOTES James Teeter of Athens was ad mitteg this morning. Mrs. Harry Knapp of Waverly, Miss Ida Smith of Towanda, and a two-year-old child of Samuel Tate underwent operations today. Philip Inger of Athens picked up a rail and laid it down on his right forefinger, badly jamming that member this morning. Harry Blake received lacerations of the cheek dangerously near one eye and contusions of the body by being thrown against the handle of an airbrake at Manchester last night. ————— A — NOTHING SUSPICIOUS Officer Vogel was called to the! portion of South Elmer avenue, between Hayden and Lockhart strects by an urgent telephone message which said that some sus- picious characters were hanging | He found nothing suspicious, rm pm The Rev, J. F. Warmer will lady lost a piece of possession brought to mind, 0 the Sayre sufficient to Want" ad columns intoxicated. “l am 5 1 ¢ fy a article was accordingly in- tile, although fortific scemed to be intoxicated and was yhNnere is he is) 3 knife with a blade eight inches ne ssed man said he had a wife and drunk,’ Some did not explain why he had the open knife. Harry's Choice unexcelled g cigar, made at Sayre Lo night. The case given to the jury yesterday fo oon I'he Say re people who tified were W. R. Fulford, J. J. E William Kishpaugh, Herb Pratt, William Burke, J. Bush, Rounds, W. Wildrick, P. J. han, John Brillhart, E. W, Wit! Chas. Brown ard Robt. DeGrof audience wit- = the + prices for the [Loomis tomorrow af {| be, children 10 cents, i , igar—that’s all *3 cent bargains. they have been in. NS EES SR ES HG SEES EEE Sale last Friday, Octaber 13, for 9 Just began days. figure out how have passed. many more days you have left. Mens Suits and Overcoats. A Fine Suit ot Men's Clothes, all to Match, $2.98 This Suit is positively worth $10.00 or your money refunded at any time daring this sale. A fine suit of Men's Clothes, all to match $3.98 This suit is positively worth 812.50, or your money refunded at any time daring this sale. $4.98 Worth 815.00 or your money refunded at any time during this sale if you are not satisfied. Men's Splendid Suits in Velour finished Cassimeres all sizes $5.85 This is positively worth $15.00 or your money back Men's fine suits in cheviots and Scotch plaids At 80.98 each, you are free to choose a Sait or Overcoat, worth 22.50 to 825.00, from 20 lots of as finely made and as elegantly finished Saits and Oyercoats as the most fas tidious dresser could desire, fine home and forei ings and overcoatings of style and tone, and in variety of effects tailored into garments o fashion ~kersey, melton and whipecord overco blue, brown, tan and drab diagonal, cheviot homespun, tweed and cassimere saits, single and double breasted At £12.08 and 814.55 these represent the product of the world's celebrated looms and the world's most skillfal tailors They equal and are guaranteed to excel any 240.00 tailor- made-to-order garment in the world, or we will cheerfully refand your money, Men's extra fine dress suits, in all the atest styles heavy silk and satin lined, equal to the finest $40.00 tailor made-to-order suit for Don't fail to ask to see this suit, ind shades, $12.48 Ladies suits, cloaks and furs at prices you never dre: amed of and thousands of othe articles too numerous to mention. TARRY NOT Fall---OVERCOATS--- Winter RICH IN STYLE. HIGHEST QUALITY. An elegant black or oxford frieze overcoat, cut in good length and trimmed with the best materials, £1.95, well worth £10.00. Overcoat, in all popular shades, worth $4. 08 A fine long Res SIC we x = ’ x $1200 CE NEE SE et SE a as aes 2 i ONLY i "2 MORE DAYS' | OF H. A. KAUFMAN'S : Mammoth Sale. Cah aT Xs Ys XS Re 7 Xs hE Fine Kersey and Melton Overcoats, in all woo rth R151 $6. 98 BOO overcoats to pic k and choose from in fan ya d pla n ma terials, from £7.48 to £13.08, worth fro MM mens overcoats made by the fall tir Shaflner & Marks of Chicago, Stronse 1g Alfred Benjamin of New York I'l Knawn the world over as the fa {ot of coats consists of the very th pla with extra fine linings, positively w n S600 to SSO. beavers, meltons, homespans, faney from 215 to These prices are cut 50 cents so the dollar Xo) in Friday, October was the first day. How many more days will be leftfor you to grasp this opportunity ? RUBBERS Rubber boots and rubber shoes go at 30 cents on the dollar. . Heavy Felts rubbers at Mens rubber boots at Mens buckle arcticos at 250 boys and childrens suits, sizes S to 15. Prices rage from 1.50 to 82.08 Must go at LOO jiairs men tent leather shoes, made by the All, an shoe Company of B , and sell the world ¢ over for &4 per pair, must and will goat... ... a res, worsted and plait AQ Jo) pair mens pants in cashes i and mittens at per pair... 50 r= broadelo th and silk at... ... wat 9 ¥ to 15, made in the latest style 1 well worth 85, to go at vorth feom 31.50 to 3.50 344 LOCKHART STREET,
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