SAYRE, PA.
We buy for
of them button down the back.
Notion
Nothing" newer,
eyelet embroid-
$5 98 to $5.67
Down Pillowa
We show them in Panama,
third less in price. Colors,
and Athens,
Chiffon Panama,
Department
Je and 75¢
They
Huck,
We
ani B Cotton, made especially
25¢, 39¢, 45¢, 60¢, Tc
Scarcely any color com-
23¢, 2 25¢ .47¢, 60¢.
Alice Blue, Old
1,000 Yard
Coats
We bave a leader at $4.98
wilh our coat values.
ers $2.69 up.
Vale
s 1,000 Yards
1es one half more
Get acquainted
$16
200 pairs Men's Shoes to go
at less than present cost. We
do this to close ont these lines
that in the future we will not
carry. Everything in the
$1.50 class, which are Oil
Grain and “A” Calf, in Bal-
supply at this price.
,
2k fa Vda PE ES 4
This assortment
Meat Dishes, Bow
~y
Everything in our 10c reg-
includes Cups and Saucers,
1s, Nappies and Pickle Dishes
Sa NS) Wd \
Bo Ak Oe FeV se BS
err
“From four to eight skilled job
yv
M. PROCAS,
Greek-American Confection
and Candy Store.
Nice special fresh chocolats drops
12¢ pound.
Nice fresh mixed candy 8c pound.
Maks every day fresh candy.
Jee Cream, lee Cream Soda and
Fruits.
222 Desmond Street,
ats LALA AASS SA Aas as aa ba bbl
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equipment are at your service.
~~ Our we have. the
3: dispoaition £0 ple please.
promises.
Talmadge Bolling, Elmer Ave.. Sayre,
Yaley Phone 128x.
WE PRINT
The Valley Record
W. T. GAREY,
JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE
Office Maney & Page Block,
Rooms formerly occupied by the
‘late John R. Murray,
Ofos hours: —0 to10 a. m.; 6:30
toSp,m. At other times daring
day at Valley Record office.
"LENIGN AND SCRANTON
COAL
CAFE
2 Best of Everything
Lockhart St.
Sayre.
LAWS & 'WINLACK,
[Attomeys and Counselors
at Law.
'A GENERAL LAW BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.
| LAWS' BUILDING, 219 DESMOND BT,
Valley Phone 180-A. Bayre.
FISH, FISH,
We will have them every day during
Lent. Also a line of meat at popu-
lar prices, . 4. BELLIS, Elizabeth
street,
Valley Phone 66x. Bell Phone 133w
A.J.GREEN
CONTRACTOR AND BUMDER.
Plans and Bstimetes Farnished
525 Stevenson 84, Sayre, Pa.
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS !
YoeeeeTTeYITTTTTTTTTTTTTy
Pop's Bpecialty.
He—I must be going
She—But what's your hurry?
*“] understand your father
| very heavy boots”
“That is 80, but you are the second
| caller | have had this evening, and you
| know father is not strong enough lo
| eject two men in obe night.” —Yonkers
| Statesman.
Weather Probabilities.
Rain; southwest winds
wears
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Stock Quotations.
Money on call easier atl & per cent, prime
mercantile paper, §§L% per cent, ex-
! changes, 176.18.2%; balances, $1053. 7%
Closing prices:
mal Copper + 1084
Atchison, w
B 40 . green
oklyn R. T.. 79%
| © eo & StL wy
< hes & Ohio ey
Chi & Northw. 28
D.&H . 20
Qo
Erle
167%
N. Y. Central
Norf., & West
Penn R. R
Reading
Rock Island
St. Paul
Bouthern Pac
Southern Ry
South. Ry. pf!
Sugar
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
LU. 8. Steel
U. 8 Stee!
West,
145%
Vi
Gen Electric "
111. Central «187
Lackawanna... 60
Louls & Nash. . 144
Manhsttan 156
Metropolitan... 114%
| Missouri Pac.... 8%
New York Markets,
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged,
sota patents, 3. B5g4
£.70u3 8, winter extras, 31.0543 5; winter
patents, $3 +3
WHEAT re was 5 moderate dJde-
cline In wheat, due to good weather news,
literal receipts, OE or and a bearish
Kentucky state report, Say Bio
July, 8,0.
CORN—-Opened up on higher Liverpool
cables and wel weather west, bul cased
off later with wheat, May, #5§ 5
TALLOW — Steady; city, 5¢., country,
RS 8icady: shipping. Ec; good to
choice, 71
BETRAW Quiet; long rye, Ugdc
HOPS-—-Dull, state, common to choles,
16, 1glec ; 14, 11c.. olds, 8gTc.; Pa.
WG, Ql; 134, lc; oldx
cine coast,
<
UTTER-Creamery, sxtrus, per pound,
NYT (Mercantile Exchange official
quotation, extras, ec); firsts, Ng Xc
secunds, 15gLc.; thirds, legis | held, ex-
tras, AYTc ; Arete, ISPTc | scconds, 1644
17¢.; thirds, 15§16c. ; state Jalry, tubs, cx-
tras, 3c , firsts, glee, seconds, 18Qlic
thirds, 17¢
CHEESE State, full cream. small and
jarge, colored and white, Beptember, fan.
cy, 1gINe.. October, Dest LD\yiine
| late made, small, average best 12:
large, 13%¢.; falr, Wille ; light skims
fall made, choice, UNULINC. . winter made,
art skims, prime, $ave
| Sammon tu fale, 97%
ull skims, §
wt
EGGS-Stale, ay lvania and nearby
selected, white, fancy,
19c.; mixed, extra, Ic;
irties. 11%013c ; checks, 10912
LIVE POULTRY ring Ehickens, per
und, llc; fowis 1 ; roosters, old,
Ie. turkeys 18. , ducks, per pair, BUC. ;
geese, 061.78 bis igeons, Bx
DR RESSED pot LTRY — Capons, Fhila-.
deiphia, per pound, 15D brollers, 4
pounds per Ir and under, Philadelphia
ry pleked, 34 ; New York and Penn
| sylvania, Yolo. roasting chickens, »
{ pounds per pair and over, Philadelphia
| dry picked, 16G1% ; New York and Penn-
Poylvania, 1091. western, Ary picked, av-
erage run, 129i. ; poor to medium. 104
He; fowls, Phliadelphia, dry picked, 13
13%¢. ; old cocks, diy picked and scald
0c. duc Kin nn Mx, squabs rime, large.
white, per dozen. $2150; mixed, $1.7397
. B50, culls, hand =
pi
Vnlon
Minne.
80, winter straights,
Live Stock Markets,
TT 8 iy 1 ket stead
CATER hl RU
market ®low,
10S — Receipts i ght:
ais. Torna, and
Aen [i
38
f] George A. Kinney is ia
Buffalo this week.
A tramp boarder spent the night
in the borough lockup.
John Warner of W Windham is the
guest of Daniel Vanloan.
William Schrier was confined to
his home today by illness.
The Liacoln club had a very en
thusiastic meeting last evening.
Born—to Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Peck of Baltimore on Monday, a
son, Ss
Photographer H. D. Sevison is
in Williamsport for the remainder
of the week.
The first bowling team of Athens
scored a victory over the picked
team last evening by 89 pins
Johan Vandermark had two fins
gers crushed yesterday while work-
ing in the boiler shop, Sayre.
Ex- Register and Recorder W. J
McCabe was in Athens over night
and went to Towanda this morning.
J. L. Young of Sheshzquin, who
has been dangerously ill, was in
Athens yesterday greeting his old
friends.
George | Macafee has sold his
farm at Osborne. Will Carmer,
who has worked the farm for sev~
eral years, was here today with a
view to moving here,
Miss Josephine Corcoran ac-
companied by her cousin Miss
Catherine Leary of Atheas spent
Sunday with Miss Corcoran's
parents at Bentley Lreek.
John C. Forbes was in Owego
yesterday and stopped over last
night with his daughter, Mrs.
Emma Campbell, resuming his
journcy to Rome this morning.
District Attorney Mills informs
as that a special term of court has
been ordered for Apnl 29, to try
Charles Johnson, charged with the
murder of Maggie Johnson and
Annie Benjamin.
Queen Esther council, Royal
Arcanum, will hold their meeting
at Grand Army hall, Monday cven-
ing when the officers for the year
will be installed. This is an ims
portant meeting and all of the
members should be in attendance.
Col H. G Blair of Liberty Cor-
ners was unable to meet with the
U. V. L. yesterdaay on account of
illness. The meeting was an import
ant one as arrangements were made
for the annual memorial service to
take place on the afternoon of May
2, to which the public will be invit-
ed. James H. Wilson was the
only member who died during the
year.
BOROUGH COMMITTEES
Athens=-Piosident N. V. Weller
has appointed the following bor-
ough committees for the year, as
follows : Finance, Nevins, Keele
and Tripp ; streets, Keefe, Stevens,
Tripp and Weller ; water, Stevens,
Keefe, Nevins and Clark; lights,
Weiss, Nevins and Weller; build
ings, Tripp, Clark and Sutton; fire
and safety, Sutton, Weiss and Nev
ins; sewer, Clark, Weiss, Sutton
and Stevens.
WEDDED AT ATHENS
J. R. Eiffert snd Miss Anna E,
Clark, both of Ulster, and very
in marriage at the home of the
bride's parents at Athens last night
at 9 o'clock. The Rev. Mr. Fisher
officiated. After the
ceremony a dainty wedding supper
was served. Mr. and Mis, Eiffest
will reside in Ulster, where he con.
ducts a successful business,
THIRTY DAYS IN JAIL
Athens— James Smith of Patter-
son, N. J, was arrested by Night
Officer O'Brien last night for mak-
ing a disturbance on the street. In
the absence of Burgess Kinney he
was brought before Justice Johnson
Athens—Chatlie Ostrander isa
scientific geologist and during the
is preserved.
detect valuable deposits he has
tasted of the specimens until the
poiscnous substances have made
him ill
be out of the house all this week.
ad his stomach will not retain
nourishment, besides he has a gen-
eral all gone feeling.
BROKE IS LEG
Athens—-Justing t the cleven-year-
old son of Mrs. John E. Fosburg,
while at play on the schqol grounds
in Smethport yesterday, fell and
broke his left leg above the knee.
He was taken to Packer hospital in
the afternoon, his mother accom-
panying him as far as Athens,
where she will remain: for a time
with her cousin, J. E. Gillett,
HELD T0 COURT
Athens—The hearing in the case
of Isaac, Claude and Leroy Gaosline,
charged with the larceny of trees
and a double bitted ax, was held
before Justice Johnson this fore-
noon. They were held to court
under $100 cach on the tree case,
and Isaac and Claude were held
under the sime sum for the larceny
of the ax.
ASK WITTE FOR PROTECTION.
Jews of Russia Fear Henewsl of
Massacres at Easter,
ST. PETERSBURG, March 8. —A
deputation of Jews beaded by AM. Sliez-
berg and representing provincial com-
mittees for the assistance of sufferers
by massacres laid a report of outrages
before Premier Witte, at tbe same
time directing his attention to the con
tinuation of the anti-Jewish agitation
awong the Black Hundred and thelr
threats against Jews If they acted with
the progressive parties In the elections
The deputation expressed fears of a
renewal of massacres at Easter and
fusisted that only an immediate proc:
lamation of the government's firm iu
teution to protect life and property of
Jews and to severely punish their as-
sallants would stop the evil
Count Witte replied in a sympathetic
velu and promised to bring the mat
ter lmmediately before Lhe cabinet,
He declared that Le fully realized the
unfortunate position of Jews outside
the law, adding that be was confident
the uational assembly would resolve
the Jewish question justly
He further advised participation in
the election in order that whore Jews
are (u the majority they might send
representatives to the assembly,
THREE SHOT AT BOGOTA.
Rebels Who Attempted Life of Geme
eral Heyes Suffer For Crime.
BOGOTA, Colombla, March 8—The
three men who attempted to assassi-
nate General Reyes, the president of
the republic of Colombia, were shot
ou the spot where the attack took
place
Complete calm prevails throughout
the republic.
President Reyes was shot at by three
mouuted men as he was out driving
with his daughter Eight revolver
shots were fired, five of which struck
the carriage, but the president aud bis
daughter escaped uninjured,
The scene of the attempted assassl-
oation was near the Arzoblspo bridge,
In the suburbs of Bogota. After firing
at the president the would be assassins
rode away, but were subsequently cap-
tured
Rathbone Seeks Vindication,
COLUMBUS, O., March 85.—A joint
resolution was Introduced in both
branches of the general assembly pe-
titloning cougress to grant ap lnvesti-
gation of the claim of E. G. Rathbone,
who was director of posts of Cuba un-
der the United States provisional gov-
ernment, that Le was deprived of his
rights during Lis trial for the alleged
misappropriation of funds of the postal
departnent of the Island. Rathbone
was freed by the general proclamation
of amnesty issued when the Island was
turned over to the Cuban republic by
the United States
Linevitch at Tesarskoe-Selo.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 8 —~Em-
peror Nicholas received Lieutenant
General Linevitch, former commander
In chief of the army (no Mauclorla, at
Tsarskoe-Selo,
fies Worse.
“I think that the people who have
taken this affair In hand have made
you sincerely “repent.”
“Repent'” exclaimed the man who
had been Involved In questionable
finance. “It's worse timn that. They
nade me return some of the money!"
-— Washington Star.
Annoyed.
“Were you amnoyed while nn the
witness stand?
“Slightly,” answered the great cor-
ree 44400090
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* anew Town Hall,
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system and fine |
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You can add to | ville
the general im-|
~ provement.
An up to date
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p heating system will
add value to your
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AG more comfort and |em
| better health. And
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H. R. TALMADGE,
Both “Phones. Elmer Ave.
A. H. MURRAY, M.D.
SPECIALTIES:
Diseases of the wi Kar, Nose and
Throat, and the Fitting of Glass-
as. Hours—-$-12; 1.5; 7-8; Sundays by | ter
wpolntment. Office, Wh Wheelock Block,
L. B. DENISON, M. D.
Office, Rooms 2 and 4
Talmadge Building, Blmer Ave.
Valley Phone at office and
residence.
H. H. Mercereau, |
Attorpey-at-Law
Notary Public
Special attention to Pension Papers.
Valley Phone 11 X,
13 Desmond Bireet,
Sayre. (=
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# Arriving Daily,
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LEHIGH VALLEY R. R.
(in effect Dec. 3, 1908.)
Trains leave Sayre as follows:
EASTBOUND.
AN. Dail Pauly for Towanda. Pugh
Lo Meaio, Bethlehem Hew
x verly 645 A. ML) da
Es we y Sa Week rd
a M, Snag ly. Ro Athen: Mila:
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Daily
Black Die
Olen
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P.M verily 1333 P. M
a LAL
Ar o. Kaper Sunday.
el) Philadeiphis, Baltimore and W
New Alba ny
{Neysinsiag. Lacey Lacey-
0: 0:
WRSTROUND,
A.M. Bally fos Lockwood, Van Hilen,
I 3 fet Mei Week days only, for Lockwood,
laken, Ha A Come: Geneva, Clifton
Detroit. Chicago, Si.
pr for Geneva,
a Sue
ville, Cortland, 5
at Forth
I: ie Bare, Glen a ai
a. sack Chunk Allentown,
srk, Phiiadelzhis, Bal Baltimore end
3 0 7 ed Red
such a Allentown, Beth
P.M. (Waverly (45 PF. M.} Week an
4:5 Bh soir for Athens, Ulster,
HY "ilismepor
| wilte, Tuskbaunock, F
Daily for Alicatown, HE
hems, Haston, Newark and New York,
Carries Sleepiug Car Passengers ouly.
A.M. Dally for Buffalo,
| hf wn ata Palle, Toremio, trol, DSN
AM. ED Rochester, Cals
of] ciesis. Batavia, Butaic. Cornecls for
5 Nisgars Pallsand T .
b:l Spencer, Ithacs, Trumansburg, Ha
Corners, Geneva, Rochester,
alo. Compecis for Auburs week days only.
burg Hayls Boris Geasia. och
Batavis, Balfalo and Niagars Falls,
3: { Daily for Ithaca, ee let
ri ochester, Caledonia,
. Springs, Vite Connects for Niagara Pails,
Louis and poiots west
Connects for Auburn week days ouly
P.M Ren los Odean,
3: of ] Buri Barge (Walklay | ins) Valols, . Glibert,
35 mms M. eR Spel Sanday, Hack Dis.
ER, gaa alla, to Detruit, Chlengs:
opp
P.M Duly i Lockwood, Van Miles,
Sena 1h Rind Mer rirn Hays
Manchester,
A.M. Week days only, for Owego, Free.
T: 5 tiand Caaesiots, Groom,
Moravis, Auburn, Span,
or sven, Syracuse, Utica and .
Iu M. Dally for Owego, Preeville, Conte
Canastotls RSTAviAy A
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