invite a careful inspection of
new line cutside fabric, lining,
most important of all, the new
pave shoulders and perfect fitting
The new cut shows the only
mt ever made that will not
It fits right, stays right and
niee it to be right
@ can show you a lot more about
cléthing that you will find in no
other make, besides, it don't cost
: any more than the ordinary
f you have never bought a
ter Hand-Tailored Suit you've
missed something. “Come 1nand
see"
Maney & Page
SAYRE ATHENS
Wo
OUR STRONG POINT
A SQUARE DEAL
YOU ARE MAKING MONEY
When You Buy Thes:
Sayre Store.
Goods
A lug line of enamel ware
little price
Pie plates all sizes deep and sh: low
Egg Poachers Stew Pans,
Tea Pots Handled Fry Pans
Tea Stecpers Lady Finger ans
Tube Cake Pans, Cups,
Patty Pans Mugs
Pudding Pans, Trays,
Covered Pails Omelet Pans
Colanders, Broilers,
Strainers, Oval Baking Pans
Mustard Cups Mixing Bowls
Baking Pans Custard Cups
All Priced at 10c Each.
ata
216 Desmond St., Sayre.
322 S. Main St., Athens.
ST SEE WHI
FOR 10 DAYS ONLY
GoldCrowns __________$450
$450
YOU ON GET aT
S0
THE FOLLOWING:
Bridge Work per tooth_$4 50
Gold Fillings_______$1.00 up
Silver Fillings ___50c and 75¢
132 Lockhart St.
The Valley Record
“All the news that’s fit to print"
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, dow.
LOCAL BREVITES
Harry's Chokeunixcslied 5c
i
Mrs. S. J. Hyatt is having a
Arthur Crocker is ill at his home
Most of us have to humor
our appetites. What more
can appeal to your taste
than appetizing
This is the kind we try
sell
to
We Want Your Trade
Yours Truly,
C. U. INGHAM & CO.
Everything in Groceries.
.E. BAKER,
Garpenter and Buider
Olive streets.
There was a large attendance at
to be having a good time.
ee ——
Lost—A ladies’ small purse con
taining a sum of money. Finder
Wanted— For a small
rooms for
Centrally
family,
housckeeping.
Enquire at
light
located.
At the meeting of the local
this evening the second degree will
be conferred upon several candi
| dates.
Prof. John Cummings, the danc-
{ing master, has changed the {ime
of each week.
A number of friends met with
Miss Pearl Kersey, North Lehigh
avenue, yesterday afternoon the
CONVENTION CLES
| Interesting Addresses by Dele-
| gates Were Features of Yester-
day's Sessions---40 Schools Or-
ganized in Bradford County
During Past Year
The closing session (so far
| Sayre is concerned of the eleventh
|annnal convention of the Bradford
| County Sabbath School Association
{was held in the Methodist church
night There
| attendance and the program was
| carried out to the letter,
The afternoon session was an in-
as
last was a large
{ teresting one, the principal features
of which decidedly
structive and thoughtful address-
which listened to
great attention and evident profit
The address of the Rev. Homer C.
Snitcher on “Enthusiasm” was a
masterly effort and contained excel-
lent advice as to creating interest
in the Sunday school work.
Before adjournment there was a
business meeting at which the fol-
lowing officers
were two
es were with
for the ensuing
President, Rev.
Martin of Canton; first vice
president, Rev. M. B Wood of
Sayre; second vice president, Rev.
H. Jones of Neath; recording sec-
retary, Miss Balliet of Sayre, treas
urer, H. J. Halleck; secretary home
department, Miss
year were elected
J. W.
Mary Boyle; scc-
retary normal department, Rev. C
A. Brady. primary department,
Mrs. Wm. Lilley.
The sum of $25 was donated to
the state association. '
An important feature in the busi:
ness meeting was the large increase
in the number of Sunday schools
in Bradford county during the past
year. The report showed that 40
new schools had been organized,
due largely to the efforts of P. B
Waterhouse, a student of Princeton
college, whois an enthusiast in the
work, and his efforts
deserved commendation.
The cvening session was” well
attended. A praise and devotional
scrvice was followed by two ad
dresses which were of an interest
ing and helpful character.
This morning the delegates,
numbering seventy, left for Camp.
town, where the two days’ program
will be repeated
RECEIVED ORDERS
T0 MAKE SURVEY
N. F. Walker Will Begin Work
= of Surveying New State Road
on Monday Next
N. F. Walker has received in-
structions from the state commis~
sioner of highways to make the
survey for the state road that is to
be built in Athens township. The
road is to commence at the west
end of the bridge which crosses
the Chemung river and will reach
received
as far as the crossing immediately
north of Green's Landing.
Mr. Walker will begin work on
Monday, and the survey which he
15 to make will show the alignment
of the road and also the elevation
and grades. From the data fur
nished by Mr. Walker the state
highway commissioner will prepare
plans and specifications from which
the contract will be let.
The actual work of constructing
the road will probably begin carly
next spring, or as soon as the frost
is out of the found
STREET INPROVENENTS
I'he cement crosswalk ordered
at a recent mecting of the borough
council has been put down on
Miller street at its
with the eastern
Maple street.
Street Commissioner
Field had the machine at
work on Miller street yesterday
grading the roadbed and cleaning
out gutters. When he gets
through with the task that thor-
oughfare will be in excellent con-
ion for the winter.
intersection
extension of
David
road
REFER TO
According to Wilkesbarre Papers
Machinists in That Place Do
Not Want to Come to Sayre
The newsmongers in the
Wilkesbarre and Hazelton daily
papers are evidently putting forth
their best efforts to discourage the
men who have been w
shops at the
coming to Sayre.
orking in the
former place from
According to a
story recently published it appears
that E. A. Mitchell of South Beth-
lchem, superintendent of motive
power of the Lehigh Valley, and
E.T
at Sayre,
James, shop superintendent
and Charles Wilson
of the Wilkesbarre
the shops at the
West End, Wilkesbarre, the other
day and asked every man employ-
ed there to go to Sayre an
mas-
ter mechanic
shops, visited
I- take a
The
story further relates that the move
position in the new shops
was made very quietly and that the
men were approached separately
One of the employes is said to
have stated afterward that the offi-
cials even went so far as to .co#x
the men to go to Sayre
It is alleged that the men refused
to go to Sayre on the grounds that
the place was small, amusements
were limited and the only employ-
ment for their
in the shops or out on the railroad.
It is said that
offered children 1s
the officials met
with almost unanimous refusal on
the part of the men, notwithstand-
ing that in some instances the lat-
ter were offered weekly passes,
thus enabling them to continue to
live in Wilkesbarre
every Saturday night
and co home
the
Valley
road is
Ash
largely
influencing
men to remain in Wilkesbarre
Just how much truth there is in
any of these stories 1s a difficult
matter to ascertain. The Lehigh
officials in this place are non-com
mittal.
MISS EMERSON GAVE
FINE PERFORMANCE
Was Supported by An Excellent
Company and Pleased A Big
Audience.
A rumor is current among
railroad men on the [.chigh
that the Jersey Central
about to increase its
that this
instrumental
force at
ley, and fact 1s
in the
Mary Emerson in “Will o' the
Wisp,” supported by a company of
more than ordinary ment, pleased
a large audience at the Loomis last
mght. Miss Emerson is a young
and strong emotional actress and
the play which she has chosen this
season gives many opportumties to
display her ability. She takes ad-
vantage of them all, and her audi
ence last night gave plenty of out-
ward evidence of apprdciation.
Miss Emerson has surrounded her-
self with a capable company of
performers In fact every part was
handled an exceptionally fine
manner and the show on the whole
belongs with attractions of the
high class
———— A pe
THE LADIES CONCERT
I'he young ladies who are to
appear at the Baptist church next
Friday evening, come very highly
reccommended. They de-
lighted large audiences in other
in
have
places and are sure to please the
people of Sayre. In speaking of
the work of Miss Mallery the fol-
lowing comment appeared in the
Binghamton Press: “The star of the
evening was Miss A Mabel Mal-
lery in her recitation ‘The First
Day at Kindergarten’ Miss Mal.
lery surprised her hearers in her
broad scope of voice and clever
impersonations of so many char-
acters.” Of Miss Dean the Bing-
hamton Herald “Miss
Dean widely known, having
made several tours through Cana-
da and the south She possesses
|& pure soprano voice of fine quality
{and is a young woman of charming |
py a
remarks
is
Interesting Details Connected
With His Official Duties
E. J. Quigley and wife of Oil
City are guests at the Norwood in
Waverly Mr. Quigley is
United States
Pipe Line Company and his duties
Ord
today.
inspector for the
are of an interesting nature
narily the company pumps export
h
time a
oil of the cheaper grade throu
their
high junlity 1s needed at the
seaboird and as the pipe
used for pumping both kinds of o
to
and de
line but from time to
grade
same is
it 1s necessary for an inspector
visit the various stations
termine by tests when the inferior
oil has stopped flowing and the
higher At the
present time a 30,000 barrel batch
of high grade oil 1s being forced
through the line Bradford
and today Mr. Quigley will visit
the station below Athens the
purpose of ascertaining when it
quelity begins
from
for
arnves. The export or inferior
grade of oil bzars 110 degrees test
while the ©
water white,” or high
grade oil, 1s tested at 150 degrees. |
In order to ascertain the difference
between the two oils Mr
depends upon the color, the
Cyc but sometimes the hy-
drometer is brought into service to
determine the specific gravity. The
export grade shows yellow while |
the water white is colorless. When |
he visits the station below Athens |
today Mr. will make al
thorough test and when he has dis
covered that the high grade oil has
reached that point he will immed:
to Wilkesbarre |
where he will repeat the operation
to
and so on until
the scaboard is reached, and at the
latter place the high grade oil will}
into separate tanks. |
Quigley
using
only,
Quigley
ately proceed
From Wilkesbarre he will go
the next station
be diverted
to use undue
Wilkesbarre,
hours
haste in reaching
as at will be forty
before the high grade oil
that city after he has
determined that it has passed the
at Athens. Mr
Quigley completed his task in this
section this
reaches
pumping station
and will
leave for Wilkesbarre in the morn-
¥y
ing.
afternoon
—— iy Wes:
THE THEATRE
No book has ever achieved such
stupendous success as has fallen to
the lot of “Beaucaire,"”
ble comedy romance which
Creston Clarke make his
appearance in Waverly soon. It
will undoubtedly be recalled that
this beautiful play, Creston
Clarke found last season the best
sort of maternal
the irresty
in
will
in
for his personal
“Beaucaire
wherever seen, has proven a gen. |
uine revelation. This season he is |
meeting with cqual good fortune, |
entrenching himself more and more |
as one of the few really high class |
and legitimate star the |
present day. It will be a genuine]
pleasure for local theatie soers to]
welcome Mr. Clarke and his com. |
pany in “Beaucaire.”
exploitation, and his
actors of
The Postmasters of Towanda and
Sayre Will Unite in Urging
Lehigh to Improve the Present
Conditions
A concentrated effort
le by the ppstmasters of Sayre
Towanda to
ng
s
is being
ma
and better
curc
me mail and passenger
%7
¥
3
pst
ites Te irner of Towanda has for
vice on the Lehigh Valley
some time past been striving to
gain this end, and recently he has
1
ulated
of ti
ic
wused a petition to be’
the
seat
Cire
among business men
C intly
Lehigh A
5
which
ley to
As
now stand the citizens
to th
Philadelphia and New York paper:
ind
req
sts the
al provide bett
mail facilities matters in this
firection
of
Sayre are unable get
other mail until nearly noon
Residents of Waverly are provided
with a morning mail which reaches
The west
section of Bradford
ugh which the
tral runs,
crn county
Northern Cen-
also gets an carly morn-
and the Lchigh officials
vill be urged to provide
ing mail,
as rood
service, at least, for this section of
county Deputy Postmaster
Price has a petition which he has
been presenting to the
men of Sayre today, and he has
busines
signatures
——— A
The regular monthly pay -mect
ing of the Sayre Building and Loan
held Thursday
Money will
Chas. C.
association will be
k
} p
be loaned at 8:3 m
West, secretary
— i —
Smoke Peer's Straight Five, a
fine fragrant cigar.
YouWould Give Considerable
To Be Relieved of Your
Rheumatism
bahly tried
wir Rhcuma
Did ycu cver try
Adflophores
H. L. GILLESPIE
1 ited
v pve \
1t and se {
advice anid treatment
JFHOR vew Haven Conn,
JOIN THE
Legion.
Fifteen years of business has proven
to us we can do all we claim.
Assets August 1, 1005, £2,115,000,
Pays
10 PRONOTE SOBRIETY
1
|
“The Reclaimed” is the name of
a new which was re-
organization
cently employed by the employes
of the Lehigh Valley. The orpan-
1zation was perfected at Lackawan-
na Junction, Pittston, and it will be |
auxihary to the general organiza
tion which 1s rapidly rowing in|
the South and West The object |
1s to promote sobriety and morals
ty and discourage vice among the |
ratlroad men
—o oe
FUNERAL OF AWN SMILEY
The
daughter
funeral of Anna
of Mr Mrs
Smiley, was held privately this
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the]
latter's home at the corner of N
Wilbur avenue and Mohawk street.
‘Rev. Ira W. Bingham, pastor of
| Gie Baptist church, officiated. In-
Smiley, |
and Jay |
£15.00 per week for sickness or ace
‘nt.
£100 for loss of limb or eye,
£5.00 to $600 at death,
Cash dividends each five years.
Costs
$2.00 to 4.00 per month.
E. F. Mercereau, Dist. Manager.
Sayre, Pa. 112 Desmond St.
Both Phones.
J. TAYLOR
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have the following ranges
wo have them
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» Sterling, Dockash, Happy
Thought and Garland
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Desmond St.
IT'S
Health and hap-’!
piness are what you
most in life
and you can't enjoy,
either fully in a’
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to-date bath-room
Now we do Plum-"®
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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
done sooner.
Plumbing, Heating and Tinning
H.R. TALMADGE,
Both "Phones. Ewer Are.
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Our prices are the lowest,
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oi
Hours: 8:30 to 12; 1to 5:30; 7 to &
Opposite Big Store, corner Eimep
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LOOMIS OPERA HOTS
MONDAY, OCT. 30, :
MR. W. E. NANKEVILLE
ANNOUNCES
THE NEVER CEASING
SUCCESS
HUMAN
HEARTS
An ldolized Story of Lif
the Kansas Hills.
PRESENTED WITH A
Superb Scenic Sensations
Marvelous Mechanical
Magnitude,
25, 35 and 50 ce
ANDREW W EV
Has opened a a Teale estate and
lecting office in Room 2, '
| Building, Sayre, Ps.
Prices