oF
WE FILL MAIL OR-
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DERS AND PREPAY
FREIGHT OR EX.
PRESS ON PUR-
et 1 | - CHASES OF S$so0
: OR OVER.
Each
‘been given marching orders.
selections hereabouts.
Rain Coats
SECOND FLOOR
No two alike and 23 styles i Many
Are genuine Cravanette. Vilaes ar oue-third more
thas marked prices,
~ The seawon is favorable and price
olose figuras, $7.67 up to 321.67,
Garments and Furs
SECOND FLOOR
The prices are so cat, that it means you get
pleces or 2? earments for aboat the price of ous,
All naw, all stylish, all well tillored, apd we make
alterations free if ne
Did You GetOne of Our Clear-
ance Sale Bulletins ?
If not, ask for one by mail, and we will supply you
with a list of goods not matched by any legitimate
y select from
*s adjusted to
COSSArY
Rugs, Carpets, Mat-
tings and Linoleums
Actual count shows #8 rugs pat on our floors this
week, All the new designs and values are vader-
priced one-third. They include. Bigelow s velvets,
Hartfords, Axminsters and Tapestries, Smith's Ax-
minsters and Tapesiries, also Smith's one piece Col-
onial Tapestries, Wilton velvets, Roxbary's Ta-
pestries and Moquettes,
This department rocently fitted out a god home
in West Philadelphia the prices did it. Over 100
room size rugs to select from, Size 0:12 81450 to
238.50.
The offer on Saxony Axminster earpat is good till
January 31st, made, laid an lined, 95¢ per yard.
Select early. A namber Lave been sold this week,
but offering applies to every pattern in our stocks,
Other carpsts as low as 25e per yard,
TLS
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SLE
of
BoYeaY%
today to visit relatives.
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Herman Leonard of Hanover,
Pa, is visiting friends here.
of Elmira street, yesterday ,a daugh-
ter.
Percy Pierce and wife of Ulster |
are guests of his brother, C. L |
Pierce, today.
John Cleveland and wife of ‘Sa |
lem, N. Y, are guests at the home
of Dr D McClarty.
Mrs. E A. Cole weat to New|
Albany this morning to spend the
day with her parents,
F. C. Gerould of East Smithficld
stopped in town this morning en
route to Trenton, N, J.
Mrs Rinebold is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs W. N Jen
nings, in Wilkes Barre.
Mrs. C. T Hull attended
Towanda musicale tadav. While
there she played a violin solo.
Rev Dr Simpson will address)
the union evangelistic meting at!
the Baptist church this cvening.
in town today attendiag to business
connected with his farm near Litch-
te Burning of Wife's Yacht.
Parker was a witness in the suit of
| the London and Liverpool and Globe
Insurance company agninst Mrs Susan
Day Parker for $7.00 of the money
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yacht Scythian
By a ruling of the court Dr. Parker
was nol permitted to deny or in any
way_refer to the sworn statement of
| Captain Thomas J. Cardiff, commander |
| of the Scythian, that he bad burned the
| yacht at the Instance of Dr. Parker.
“Did you at any time offer to Cap-
i tain Cardiff or promise to him a sum of
| money If he burned the Scythian?” the
witness was asked,
Mr. Cardozo, counsel for the insur
ance company, objected to the question
on the ground that be had asked no
i question on Cardiff's direct examina
tion which gave a basis for such a
bad been brought out in an effort to at
tack the credibility of Captain Cardiff
and objected to the question as incom-
petent. He sald it would uot be compe
! tant unless Mrs Parker, the defendant,
had been charged with knowledge of
the alleged arson
The objection was finally sustaloed
Judge Wheeler remarked in com-
menting upon the rullpg
“lI expect to tell the jury that the
question as to whether or not Dr. Par
ker told Candiff to burn the boat and
nothing to do with this case”
Hubert W. Nickerson captain of a
boat which he had bought from Mrs
i Parker and mate on the Scythian when
she was burned, was a witness
He identified a letter he had written
{to Captain Cardiff A passage was read
to him, and be was asked to what he
referred by a particular passage
“Well” be sald, “I might Lave re
ferred to au offer made to me by Cap-
| tain Cardiff to pay me £40060 fo coma
de er.
bliss at greatly sa rificed prices
Cats that appeal
and Baby Carriage Robes,
$1.0) vale at $100
375 valas at . 2150
= They ara China Sheap aad leela
» peo
Some Good Special
Values
Bleachad maslio, 31 ja. wids,
Sia
Go-Carts a regalar Te valoe at
Calicoss, dark and light, bat the best to of-
fer, Go.
One lot Percales, regular at this store, Se,
price, Sic.
Brown muslin, a very spacial value, Se
at .8350 none
wl Lamb. sale
We have had the p!
joe of avery arti
Ws ahall ast day fron
thos: d wiring Furnitar
ial
SASY payments
badness now alm st a year on a strict cash basie. Tae results have
have been able to b+ eminently fair with you on the
Ysa have pot PAID CREDIT STORE PRICES, nor the items of
, incident to a cradit store policy.
in ths Futura, exept wa have op sae | an just dlmeat proposition for
. Matting and apholetery, 01 uo other groands, than apon request of
it possible to have the use of hous: faraishings and pay for thea on
We
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RRR:
IRB,
ys.
“$0 $5. .
work, per tooth, $4.
fillings, $1 up.
seamless $4 | Amalgam or silver fillings, 50c to 75c.
‘ement fillings, 50c.
Extraction, 25c.
Plates, $5.00 to $8.00.
he gold I use is prepared
Feb, 3, and for CASH only.
by J. M. Ney, one of the oldest and most experienced
DR. J.
108 CENTER STREET.
SEE ES
M. PROCAS,
Greek- American Confec-
~ tion and Candy Store
Nice | Fresh Mixed
candy, 3 pounds
Mixed Chocolates, 21bs. . .
Nice Fresh MizedChocolaes
ibe. ......-...
Nice Fresh Candy
Made Every Doy §
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ney Bo
R : andy 1 All Kinds 20
; . 213 Desmond Street,
o_o AND GENER.
RERAL REPAIRING,
E Have had over thirty years’ ex-
~ and guarantee work to please. Your
* patronage solicited. The East Wav-
erly Shop.
© W. E. MILLER.
W. MURRELLE,
ATHENS, PA.
ire Oo AT HILL & BEIBACH
CAFE
At the Lowest t Possible Prices
Orders can be left at at West Sayre Drag Best of Everything
Lockhart St.
‘COLEMAN HASSLER,
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Sayre.
Diseases of Women and of the Rectum. |
Hours Ttofam,1to8, 78pm.
OFFICE-S8AMURLS BLOCK.
Valley Telephone 27x. 128 Lockhart St. |
A.E.BAKER,
Carpenter and Builder.
} Syerythin Now and Upto-Dste, First
Accommodations.
i Baten
| Rates $1.50 Par Dav.
A.J. GREEN
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Plans and Bstimates Furnished
515 Stevenson St, Sayre, Pa.
All modern methods for the scien-
tific performance of painless
4 tis a the thouth and teeth. rf
| here and corroborate his testimony.”
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Mrs John Weble of North To
wanda is visiting her sister, Mrs, |
G T Ercanbrack of South Main|
street.
Good for Old People. :
A high authority holds that amons
the stmpde health measures beneficla
to old people are deep Lreathing, care
fully regulated. and the drinking a
i an abundance of pure wa'er.
Miss Rose Searles of Towanda,
who has been the guest of Mrs. |
W. LL Marnison, returned home!
today
Remaricable Memories.
The Hindoo priests in India have re
markable memories. and it is said
be easy to find ene who can repeat thy
300 006 lines of the Mahabharata with-
club out a mistake
whist
at the home of
Miss Jessie Harrington yesterday
afternoon.
The you-g ladies’
were entertamned
Bussia’s Smart Shoes,
St. Petersburg and Warsaw possoss
thoe factories and shops equal to thos¢
{ of London or New York whilst smart
er goods are not produced even In
Mrs. Frank Burley of Chemung | paris.
visited the family of Rev. Alkn
yesterday, this
returning home
mormng.
Miss Jessic Bullard has accepted
a position as stenographer in the)
office of Banfield Brothers at*Van
Etten, N. Y.
Cashier and Mrs 0 L. Haverly
went to New York yesterday to
attend the annual banquet of Brad
ford connty citizens resident of that
city.
There will be another meeting
for men in the Methodist church
Sunday at 3 o'clock. Rev. God
shall of Waverly " will give the
address.
John Corbett, representative of!
the Elmira Advertiser, was here]
yesterday and called on W. G. Jor- |
dan, who was formerly associated |
with him on the Watkins Demo- |
crat.
The Athens W. C. T. U will
hold their regular meeting at the |
home of Mrs. Campbell, corner of |
North Main and Frederick streets, |
Friday afternoon at 2:30 The]
subject is National Reform. Mrs.
Campbell, supermtendent, will bevel
charge of the meeting.
The fire alarm sound_d at abort]
6 o'clock last evening and the fire- |
men took a run up to the home of |
'Squire Johnson on Elmira street.
The chimney burned out and when
the crowd got there they found Mr.
Johnson leisurely reading his paper: |
They. concluded that there was not |
much the matter aad “left him | Murrelle’ S Printing
alone in his glory.”
1. CAMPBELL
JOHN D. CAMPB Office
“The Satisfactory Place.”
Athens— John D D. Campbell died |
at his home at 214 South street]
this morning at about 2 o'clock, |
From four to eight skilled job
| printers and a new, up-to-date
| | equipment are at your service.
Complete Line
cei Join
Starrett's and
Sawyer's Fine
Mechanical
Tools Kept in
Stock.
'BOLICH BROS.
HARDWARE
| Desmond St Sayre.
| Bring Your Job Printing to
after an illness of two months, aged |
60 years. The cause of his death
was pneumonia. Mr Campbell |
was born in Calicoon, N Y, and
38 years ago came to Athens with |
his parents, Two years later he patro
was married to Miss Sylvia Os-|digposition to please. - We keep
borne, who survives him. Two! our promises,
brothers, Wm, of Stevens’ Point,
N.Y., and Charles of Danville, and
one sister, Mrs. John Stevens of!
Hancock, N. Y. Funeral will be;
¥ | private and interment will be made |
at Tioga Point femetery, Rev.
ers
ns say we have the
Talmadge Building, Elmer:Ave., Sayre
Valley Phone |42a.
WE PRINT
% Grover’ S
§SOFT SHOES FOR TENDER FEET)
AF
i There are hundreds of women in this borough }
8 that need no introduction to the celebrated Grover
2 shoes. The COMFORT and SATISFACTION ¥
3 fg they have had in wearing them, will “speak loud-
' than anything we can say. To this class of 88
Ye i we will simply say we are carrying a com- |
) plete assortment. To those not familiar with the
Grover we wish to say for many years the makers
2 of the Grover Shoe have devoted their attention
4 to the design and manufacture of Soft Shoes for |
8 Tendor Feet, and every vear shows a large and £8
i increasing number of those who find comfort in
; them. 4
us Ladies whose feet are naturally tender, or have
ae been made over-sensitive by wearing ill-fitting
li
Is absolutely per-
fect. Itcan always
be improved if you |
know how. It is |
our business to sug- |
gest and supply im- |
provements in the
(In effect Dec. §, 1995.)
Trains leave Bayre as follows:
MASTBOUND. »
pock, Pa a, ated, wiles arte Maveh
12] rman
i AM. Daly for Tun hana Pte. Pittston,
123
Plumbing and Heat- | 2nd Wadiogion.
A.M. 2 wary A.M.) Week an
ing Line. D0 Foelia, ew = Ema
{ ville, Sis Wiliamapen : pd
$5 fe hi ML) By
Wilkes Barre, Glen eal
ite Ha Fepn
Chunk A etal om, Rew 76 New York, mi.
sdeiphis, Baltimore and
AM ey i
10: Df dheuncppes bts
12005 Fa
tub in place ‘i the | bem bem, New York. Philadel
old copper tub you ington
now have, may be 3 oh drial
what you want. mi} sock, Pittston, Wilkes Barre Senin ew
| York
J so 3 Files,
How about it?
We would like to
uy our skill on your
house. A cheerful
home furnace, a
steam or hot water
system, a five lava-
tory, a''NATURO"
closet or a porcelain
Attorneys and Counselors
at Law.
M.
Burdett 0 Wathing Valols,
Ey aes Carper. Genera: Clfion
Victor, &. for ALA Palle,
Bayre, a
C. J. Kiron, :: Lo
eile, Maga Fue Baron, Chicago,
SAYRE'S LEADING
a M. Fk. Daly fo Lackwand. Ya Lodrsed. Yau mien,
[205% au Week Ha LG Free:
DRAYMAN. & i
Er dente aad Mbt,
UBURN DIVISION.
North
Especial care and prompt at | 3 HE
tention given to moving of
Pianos, Household Goods, Safes
ete.
, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
cr
alls, “Wun © rrainsing. Lacey.
Both "Phones. Elmer Ave. 1:
Souls, Saiabia. Busia. |
) ere aris Corps
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P.M. Dally for Genera, ochaster,
LAWS’ BUILDING, 219 DESMOND ST, hE
H. R. TALMADGE. Tire
Daly fx Ognere. | ron wa for
NEEeness
A GENERAL LAW BUSINESS [3:1 ©
Valley Phone 180-A.
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Sere, Syracess Srracas. tics end Alpadte
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ner where The Valley Rec-
ord does not circulate
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