GER
Eye Strela Is Not a Disease
Bat arises from mechanical de-
fects in the construction of the
Hye or its controlling muscles.
Relief in such cases can only be
had through application of wuit-
able made to corpect all
existing defects. 1 make a special
study of eyesight testing iu all
its branches CAD AGENT A per
foot correction wherever it exists.
1 Do Not Use Drops
| make use of the latest and most
the possible
fraction and muscles.
1 Recommend Glasses
Remember the place, Coraer
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF SAYRE.
Capital $50,000.00
Surplus - $12,000.00
ES,
We solieit your Banking busi-
ness, and will pay you three per
oent. interest per annum for money
jeft on Certificate of Deposit or
Savings Account.
The department of savings is a
special featare of this Bank, and
all deposits, whether large or
small, draw the same rate of
interest.
B. N. SAWTELLE,
Cashier.
The Valley Record
J. 5. MURRELLE, Publisher.
W. T. CARREY, Editor.
ei.
Published every afternoon except Sun-
Sr at Murrelle's Printing Office, Sayre,
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Bubseription, $3.00 per year; 26 cents
per month.
rates reasonable, and made
at the postoffice at Sayre, Pa,
Act of Congress of March 8,
“All the news that's fit to print”
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1908.
NO SETTLEMENT YET.
fines and Operators Form 8s Com-~
mittee to Discuss Terma,
NEW YORK, Feb. 16 The special
scale committee of the union anthra
¢ite mine workers of Peunosylvania
appeared before the presidents aud oth
er officials of the coal mining compa-
nies bere and stated in geuersl terms
the propositions it desired the opers:
tors to grant
Before the conference adjourned two
subcommittees, of seven men each,
were appointed, cue representing the
miners aud the other the operators, to
take up jolutly the questions at issue
and endeavor to reach an agreement
When these committees Lave complet
od thelr work they will wake a report
to the conference
The utmost good feeling prevalled
during the meeting, and there were
many signs that all matters at lssue
may be settled without resort to a
strike. That the mine workers were
not completely prepared to go ahead
with the negotiations cumue as a sur
prise to the operators. as they bad
beet led to Lelleve that the miners bad
perfected their case. The operators
were fully prepared to proceed, and
some of them were disappouluted that
the representatives of the men were
Dot quite ready.
The conference, so far as It related
10 the coal cowpanies. was the wost
representative that Las ever met
President Mitchell wheu seen refus-
od to make any cowiment on the out
come of the first meeting but loquiry
awong the other mips workers showed
that they were as a whole well satls
Sed with the situation
The principal demands of the miners
are for the eight hour day. a 10 per
cent increase and recoguition of their
wulou.
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Division of Opinions.
of men, but only some of them, and
pot those of all men, either, but those
of some only. —Socrates
Huge Hoppers.
The largest grasshoppers are found
in South America, where some speci-
mens reach a length of five inches, with
a spread of wings of ten inches
Regular $3.50 at $1.98.
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The only
es in the valley.
“WHAT SEEK YE?"
olutionize Things in the World
anc Make All Prosperous
and His rightecuscess, and al: these
things shall be added unto you
What a message 1s embodie! in this
brief sentence’ We should accept such
plain words Io full as a message (0
realizing that they are
the words of Christ Himself. They are
a command. a positive statement, with
a rich reward attached How shall
we attain the full measure of this
blessing”
Jesus says. “Seek ye first De king-
dom of God” How shall we seek
for anything until we consider [for
what we are to look? The Apostle Paul
saith ‘The kingdom of God Is not
meat and drink, but righteousness and
peace and joy io the Holy Spirit,” and
Jesus said. “The kingdom of God is
within you” We have pot {ar W go
to seek for such things His right-
evusness we shall scarce find on
earth, yet it is sald. "Seek and ye
shall fod We canpot miss the way
If we only trust God lu love and faith,
Jesus also said All these things
shall be added unic you What are
“all these things’ save joy and peace
in the knowledge of spiritual truths
with every material need rupplied
We have God's word The psalmial
assures as that “he that trusteth in the
Lord shall not want any good thing”
Suppose that all the people In any
community should “seek the kingdom
of God and His righteousness ™ and
thereby advance in spiritual thought
and life, what would become of all
bad tastes and appetites’ The crav-
Ing for liquor, for example, would dis
appear. All things would be “made
new.” Happiness would Increase If
all sought first the kingdom of God
many little money banks that now in
silence beg for missions would Al
up and with richer and the
collection plates at churcao
overflow. Prosperity would be shered
by all
This, says E Howard Leggett
New York Observer is just a
picture of what would result If the
knowledge of the truths of od ple-
valled In every hear! bringing into
life God's word where it belongs and
send it forth In messages of
“Call upon Me and [ will answer thee
and show thee great and mighty things
which thou knowest saith the
lord. “Belleving ye shall receive”
RBetractec
Counsel—And what was
fendant doing meanwhile?
Witness— He was telling me » funny
story
coin
in
love
not
got
oath”
“Well, then, he was telling me a
story" —Cassells
Allaying His Fears.
Mrs. Goode (a clergyman's wife) —
My husband always
prayer before each meal
The New Cook (lndignantly) —Waell,
he needn't take sich precautions
phwile I'm at th’ range —I'm
cookin’ school gradooate' —Puck.
Slow, But Sure
‘Have you a street cleaning
tem”
Yes, answered the man who never
loses his social pride “It takes a lL.t-
tie time. but it is thorough. We wai’
for a thaw. '—Washington Star
Excursions
ERIE RAILROAD.
$2.28 w Shee
ays
on train 7, returning on or before the
234. 821
$6.75 to New York and return on
Tuesday, March 6th, good to return
Reg-
WHEY
FRANK K WOOD, Representative
News and advertising matter may be
left at Greggs Racket Store, Waverly.
After 12 o'clock noon call the main
office at Sayre, Valley ‘phone 128X.
Andrew Patchen of Loder street,
gave a party to a number of young
friends last evening
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh |]. Baldwin
will start in a few days for
tended Southern trip
Rev. Alanson Tilden of this
place will preach at the Disaple
church in Sayre Sunday.
if} €X-
Mrs. Hollenback of Halsey Val-
ley is visiting at the home of | M
Slawson on Waverly street
visiting at the home of D. V. Per-
sonius of Pennsylvama avenuc
Mr. and Mrs M. Lansing of
Randall, N. Y, are the guests of
| Johmson street
All kinds of up to date photog-
{raphy at Coe & Webster's,
i
Broad street, Waverly. Ping pangs
a specialty; 28 for 25c 237-4t
Elmira are spending a few days at
{ Decker, on Fulton street.
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| The Colgate University Glee
{ Club, of which Roy Brooks and
| Ralph Knapp of this place, are
members, will give a concert at
the Baptist church March 26
FARMERS INSTITUTE
The Farmers’ Institute opened a
A. hall this morning. The attend
sented the progressive farmers of
thia township
opened by prayer by Rev. P.R
Ross,
President of
welcome but on account of illness
was unable to be present, and P. 1.
Lang acted Mr.
Lang's address was timely and he
paid a high tnbute to the worth of
in his stead
waverly, and extended to them-a
hearty welcome from our citizens
In the absence of Conductor
Cook, Frank DD. Ward of Batavia,
Mr. Ward
| will take charge of the exercises
| George D. Genung
until Mr. Cook's arrival tomorrow.
The other local members of the
A.B Ellis
LEHICH APPOINTMENTS
W. Thompson,
| superintendent of the
{division of the Erie, later superin-
G formerly
Delaware
| high Valley railroad company.
| of the Ene, has been
| superintendent of the
ap pointed
Wyoming
{ division of the Lehigh with head
| Quarters at Wilkes-Barre
LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE
The Tioga Hose Presents
MR. CLIFTON MALLORY
DAVID GARRICK
MISS GENEVIEVE DEAN
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
Evenings, Feb. 22-23.
i
Grand Holiday Matinee Thursday after
noon at 2:30,
A Musical Extravaganza by over 80 peo-
ple will precede the action of the play.
COSTUMES English court of the peri-
SCENERY--By Seaman & Landris.
INCIDENTAL MUSIC by Mrs. Clifton
Mallory, Musical Director,
| Reserved Seat Sale Opens Monday A. M.
Reserved Seats 50c and 35¢, llery
25¢. Matinee 10c and 0c.
Down comes the bankrupt sign, and this bankrupt sale which has been the talk of this valley for thefpast
two months will be a thing of the past. This sale will commence on
For 10 Days THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15 For 10 Days
positively no longer, I am not giving you a lot of hot air, but will give you merchandise you are looking
for at prices you never before heard of. Words in print cannot explain the great values we are offering
for the next 10 days to come. No man, woman or child need go for lack of clothes or shoes as long as this
tomorrow may never come.
sale is in force. Act today;
The world will not help those who will
not help themselves
Genuine Rubber Collars, 2 for 25¢
50 dozen Men's Black Socks, 3 pairs for 25¢
A good Men's Business Suit, 75% wool at $4.98.
Have a look
It is easier to save now than ten years
from now. He who hesitates is lost
Men's Heavy Fleeced Underwear at 29c each
Overalls and Coats to match at 39¢ each
Knee Pants, while they last, at 11c a pair
wn's Extra Heavy Socks at 4c a pai
Men's Extra Heavy Socks at $23 pair A good Men's All Wool Suit, the thing for busi-
Red and Blue Handkerchiefs at 3c each ness wear, at $6.98. It’ dand
Men's Black Sateen Shirts, the best in the land wes Aa Na, . 33 anny x
oe pul 30 Sach 25 Men's Black Unfinished Worsted Suits, all
or only A434c eac 43 2
Men's $2.50 and $3.00 Stiff and Soft Hats, while ig ned, at 3848. Tt world ve
| ) ; J
“thev last, at Y8c each : v :
Ly ph ot ph Here is THE SUIT, Strictly pure wool, lined
| hn 4 a 5 » Soators at Ade with the best of Skinner's satin, round and
*idiren S 2 oo : square cuts, single and double breasted. This
| 250]Children’s Suits from 98c to $2.98 suit we always sold at $18.25, si f
'l 100 pairs Men's Patent Leather and Box Calf : : ys: Soe 4 Sizes Tul tom
2 Sie $1 Erato ab $180 34 to 46. This suit is a wonder. They will go
hoes, the 8 while they last at $12.48
an’ rer 3 th, sold $10, now $5.98 er ;
Men's Overcoats, full leng uv $ $5 Any Ladies’ Coat in the store at $4.98. Just
About 1 dozen Dress Sait Cases left, at 98¢ think of it
Men's Dress Shirts, worth from $1 to $1.75 each Men's Working Gloves at 19¢ a pair, This is
your last chance
50 dozen Silk Bows at 10c each. The 25¢ grade
All of our 50c Four-in-Hand Ties at 19¢
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at 69c each
Men's and Boys’ Linen Collars, all late
i-ply
styles, 3 for 25¢
The man who saves will soon find he 18 When you begin to save remember that
earning twice as much |
| it's the little things that count
pot GO TO SLEEP AND FALL OVER YOURSELF. When this sale is over you will wonder: “Where was
I when such bargains were offered?" Your neighbor will have some of them ; why not you? This,
sale positively closes on Saturday, February 24, and our large bankrupt sign comes down. Be wide
Remember, this sale means Stock to Go Out and Cash to Come In. It is up to you to do the rest, as
I don't say very much, but what I say is gospel truth. A word to the wise
It will be easier to save now than ten years from now. He who hesitates is lost.
H. A. KAUFMAN'S OLD STAND
| LOCKHART STREET, SAYRE, PA.
awake.
is sufficient.
pares — ee ———————
Read The Record.
GREGG'SRACKET STORE
Pay Day Bargains
$17.00 Dinner Set for $11.98.
$6.50 Dinner Set for $4.98.
All 50c Tams for 25c.
75c and $1.00 Wrappers for 50c.
Soap pu Wand for
housewo! at borne House,
207 North Lehigh aa Sayre, 299-*
Dressmaking done at your home. For
farther particulars inquire at 115 Hos-
pital place, Bayre, 8 year's cxperience.
Gregg’s Racket Store,
TOUHEY'S HOTEL SHOES AGENTS WANTED.
. Everywhere to sell teas, coffees, spices,
James Smith, the Athens Shoe Doctor,
New and Up-to-Date. First. | #04 South Main street, has just pat in a | &Xtracts, baking powders and fine soaps,
Clans Accommodations.
| Thomas Ave. Opposite L. V, Btatlon.
premiums with all orders, such as lace
fine lot of call shoek and other up-to-
I ice, “Pomona xight. Re. gurteina, dishes, ote, Agood shaned for
| Rates $1.50 Por Dey. Sayre.
LE. BAKER.
pairing continued in the usual scientific hours. We also give prises to
Carpenter and Builder.
Page
Third floor of the Glaser block. Heo
Two offices for rent in the Maney &
block. 144
| such as timekeepers,
A.J. GREENER Br
ete. These prizes come extra and
regular commission.
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
| Plans and Bstimates Furnished
5
making
come off our plan. Write today for full
information to the SAYRE TY
WORKS, Box 115, Sayre, Pa.
H. L. TOWNER, M.D.
Specialties.
Diseases of Women and of the Rectum,
Hours—7%0 fam, ,1%08,7t08p. mm.
oO BLOCK.
Valley Telephone 37x. 138 Lookhart 86.
Read The Record,
manner. 236-6* boys and girls selling amount,
watch
a good in-
25 Stevenson Bt., Sayre, Pa.
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17 Pleasant St. T Waverly, N.Y.|
te RH. DRISLANE,
E XA ) "Contractor and Builder
T | Plans and Retimates Furnished.
Office: — Rooms 4 aod 6, Elmer Block,
Lockhart Street, Sayre, Pa. 103 Lincolo St. Bayre, Pa