ES ES
$1.50 to $6.00
Your choice of the following goods at
10 cents each :
10 quart tin dish pan
cn
Perfection grater, oe Bde
Bowl strainers
Boap savers
cake
Large aque oul pans
Chopping bowls
- dor oat: 13,4 qtaizes
- : pudding pana. 3, 3,4, 3 ot sons
- Custard cups, White & White ware
bib mr
Wire capet whips.
SOUVENIR POST CARDS
. We have just receiv-
ed over Your thousand
‘Souvenir Post Cards,
embracing all the latest
and most up-to-date
in Easter Post
New York and
Also an elegant line
"of Easter novyelties.
322 8, Main St., Athens,
The Man Who
“Gets There”
Driggs’ Wine of Cod Liver Ol
Makes blood—lots of it—
life-giving, braln-nourish-
strength-replenishing
oy
75c Per Bottle.
C. M. Driggs
Prescription Druggist,
ponk Buflding, - Sayre, Fa
The e Valley Record
ct me A
“AI the news that's fit to print”
MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1908.
LOCAL BREVITIES
Repertoire all this week at the
Loomis.
Humphrey Bird of Towanda is
working in Sayre.
The robins and blue birds were
much in evidence this morning.
Wanted—A middle aged lady to
care for two children. Address
box 42, Sayre, Pa.
Moving time is at hand, and
draymen throughout the valley
are rushed with business,
L. B. Barton and family have
moved from 210 Miller street to
119 Park Place, Waverly.
The board of school directors
“Iwill hold their regular monthly
The band attached to the com-
pany which is to appear this week
at the Loomis gave a concert in
Sayre this noon.
J. J. Coon, a Lehigh Valley em
ploye, fell through ome of the
frames of an engine at the round
house and fractured ome of his
ribs.
Mr. and Mrs D. N. Bentley ap
preciate most sincerely the kind-
ness and sympathy extended to
them by their neighbors and
friends in their recent sad sfflic-
tion, and for the many beautiful
flowers, and take this method of
Zachariah T Henninger, Sue-
cumbs to a Stroke of Apoplexy
Sustained on Tuesday Last
the best known Lehigh Valley
engineers employed in this section,
died at the Packer hospital on
Saturday night at 8:40 o'clock,
after a few days illness. At his
Henniger, of Auburn, two sisters,
and his uncle, Frank Daniels, the
Lehigh engineer, who resides at
stricken on Tuesday morning last
at his room in the Wilbur house.
He did not rise for breakfast, and
at noontime one of the dining
room girls went to his room to
ascertain why he did not get up.
She found him lying in bed in an
unconscious condition. Dr. Theo-
dore Wright was immediately sum-
moned and found that Mr. Hen
niger was suffering from a stroke
of apoplexy. For a time he seemed
to improve, but on Thursday his
condition became such that it was
deemed advisable to take him to
the hospital. “He sank gradually,
and his death occurred as stated
above.
The deceased was born August
14, 1848, and came to Sayre in
1872. He commenced work for
the Lehigh Valley railroad com-
pany as a brakeman, and later was
promoted to fireman, at which
occupation he was employed for a
number of years. Recently he had
been employed running the electric
motor which operates the turntable
at the Lehigh Valley round house,
He was a general favorite among
the railroad men from the fact that
he was genial and wore a pleasant
smile.
The funeral occurred this after-
noon from the Lutheran church,
the Rev, E. N. Beysher officiating,
The burial took place at Tioga
Point cemetery.
LOGAL MENTION
On account of the day being
Sunday the April fool joker was
not much in evidence yesterday.
A large number from this place
attended the performance of “Ben
Hur" at Elmira on Saturday even-
ing.
John McAsee, formerly of the
Park hotel, is now at Leahey's in
Athens. John is a first class fellow
and has a large following in the
three towns.
The various ward assessors are
distributing notices among the
taxable inhabitants of the borough
notifying them of the amount of
the valuation of their property and
their tax rate.
Newspapers are always glad to
get all the news that is obtainable,
and The Record is no exception to
the rule. If you cannot bring or
send your news items to the office,
use the telephone, Call 128x,
The reading from the “Prisoner
of Zenda" given by Miss Maud
Willis in the high school building
on Saturday evening was well at-
Willis is a pleasing elocutionist,
and her visit to Sayre has made
for her many friends.
The borough council will hold a
meeting this evening. It will be
of a most important nature as sev—
eral questions which have been
agitating the city dads for several
months are likely to come up for
discussion and it is expected that
some of them may be finally dis-
posed of. =
The local M. P. A. gave a fine
entertainment in Trainmen’s hall
on Saturday evening. Local tal.
ent furnished an excellent program
consisting of farces, recitations,
vocal and instrumental music, and
by It's Mother's Demise
was due to coasumption, of which
died, and the mother and child will
be buried in one grave at Meshop
pen on Wednesday next. Recently
typhoid fever, but she he had
recovered from its effzcts. Cons
sumption, however, had in the
meantime made rapid progress, and
alter the birth of her child she
failed steadily.
The deceased was 27 years old
and came here with her husband
from Meshoppen about one year
ago. She is survived by her hus-
band and a little girl about three
years old. The remains of the
dead mother and her child will be
taken to Meshoppen on Wednes-
day morning next. The funeral
samc grave.
et —— mg
SWINGING DOOR
DAMAGED COACH
Lehigh Valley Passenger Train
No. 8 Met With Accident Near
Batavia This Morning
A Pullman coach attached to
Lehigh passenger train 8, which is
due at Sayre at 8:50a m., met with
an accident this morning near Ba
tavia which resulted in one of the
windows near the front end being
completely demolished while the
side of the car was badly damaged
Batavia it passed a freight train.
On one of the cars of the freight
train 2 side door had become de-
tached and was swinging to and
fro. The door crashed against the
Pullman, smashed out a window,
and defaced the entire side of the
car, Fortunately there were no
passengers seated near the window
and no one was injured.
FUNERAL OF FRED COX
The funeral of Fred Cox, who
was killed in the Coxton yards on
Friday morning, was held from the
Methodist church yesterday after-
noon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. J. F,
Warner, pastor of the church, of-
ficiated and the Brotherhood of
Railroad Conductors had charge of
obsequies. The remains were taken
to Tioga Point for burial.
BUSINESS MEN'S MEETING
The regular monthly meeting of
the Business Men's association will
be held Tuesday instead of Wed
nesday evening of this week. It is
earnestly hoped that every busi-
ness man in town may be present
as business of vital importance
to Sayre is to be transacted
The directors will meet this even
ing
TONIGHT AT THE LON
“The Ideals,” under the manage-
ment of John A. Himmelein, will
open a week's engagement at the
Loomis this evening. The com:
first class plays durings the week,
beginning tonight with “The Sul-
tan's Daughter,” a screaming farce
comedy.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Thomas Spellanty of Waverly,
Mrs. George Hart of Candor, and
operated upon this morning.
in His Business
132 Chestnut
office building on Desmond street,
to find him at any hour of the day.
Within the past few months Mr,
delinquents to the fact that their
taxes must be paid. In his house:
hold he has a parrot. The parrot
is an exceedingly clever bird and
has already learned to talk as flu~
ently as a woman. Mr. Plumstead,
however, has decided to utilize the
bird in his business and for the
past two months has been teaching
it some original stunts in handling
the king's Eaglish. The bird will
be confined in a handsome cage
which is to be huag up in Mr.
Plumstead's new office rooms on
Desmond street, and when a visitor
“Pay your
taxes!" Everybody will look
|alike to the parrot and Mr. Plum-
stead hopes to be saved a lot of
vocal exercise himself.
PERSONAL MENTION
H.C Creveling of Towanda was
a Sayre visitor yesterday.
Attorney C, C. Yocum is in
Towanda today on legal business.
a Mather of Ulster is
the st of Mrs. E. F. Mercereauv.
Maggie Maroney and May En:
right visited friends in Wilkes-
Barre yesterday.
John Umpelby, who has been
Ithaca, returned home last night.
E J. Connelly is on a business
trip to Rochester and Buffalo. He
expects to be absent for several
days.
Marvin Corser of Geneva was
the guest of friends in town yes-
terday. Mr. Corser's visit here
was ostensibly for the purpose of
inspecting new postal cards.
E F. Mercereau, district man-
agar of the N P. L, and who was
recently elected secretary of the
local organization, will go to Wya-
lusing this evening to install the
newly clected officers of the lodge
at that place. The Wyalusing
lodge now has ever one hundred
members.
WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY
M. Procas, the Greek confection
er, will move from lower Desmond
street on Wedoesday next to the
store formerly cccupied by C. U
Ingham & Co. Mr. Procas has
caused the interior of the store to
be entirely transformed and he will
open one of the finest confectionery
stores in this section. The store
will be absolutely clean from to top
to bottom and the stock of candy
and fruit will at all times be of the
bzst, Attend the opening and get
a carnation free.
APPLES ARE HICH
Apples are so scarce that they
are a luxury and sell at $2.50 per
This is probably the high-
est price ever paid for the fruit in
this section. A year ago apples
were sold at fifty cents a bushel
{and dealers found difficulty in get-
{ting rid of them at that price.
FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED
A truck breaking on a freight
burn Junction this forenoon. A
yaad
PICTURE
FRAMING
205 Desmond St.
SN
The safety of any business is in ita
Our Assets January 1, 1908, |
Liabilities. . ..
No. of policies in foros, 137,312.
Dividends paid past Juar:
Disability
Daath, pal
Does away
Kneading
Better
Desmond St.,
{
{
i
Delays Are Dangerous
Things will happen over night to’
chaoge the entire course of events Thus
with your houseand Lousehold at peace
and in safety at sunset Easter Sunday
there may be no home the next day
Fire! Why don't you get and keep your!
personal property insured through us
against fire every minate in the year?
FRED J. TAYLOR,
SAYRE, PA.
+
CONSIDER THE EASTER
LILIES
a a a as a a sasAss.assssss sss sss sss sl a
TTT TT TT TTT TTTYTTYTYTTITYT TTY ITY YYY
FP And contrast thelr purity and white.
jp ness with your teeth, If th= com-
p pariaon is not favorable, or if you
FP already know your teeth to be be
\ defective, do not hesitate to consult
! DRS WILLIAMS & LEWIS
P whose profession is not oniy to cure
L sore and painful teeth, bat to re-
store and place them to their natur-
al beauty, Oar methods are the lat
AAAS AS ASA AL 8a 88
> - v v
+ eat, thoroughly scientific and paln-
® lous VITALIZED AIR.
$ DRS. WILLIAMS & LEWIS,
I Opposite Big Store.
SEPP PPLE EEE EEE 00 +4
ae
G. H. GOFF
Pure Reservoir Ice to
Sayre patrons.
Both Phones, Waverly.
Subscribe for The Record,
Valley Phone 191 a, ,
management. Investigates our order
Gain of about ohne past year
Sayre.
with Hand
and Makes
Bread,
LAWS & _WINLACK,
Attorneys and Counselors
at Law.
TRANSACTED.
ave BUILDING, 119 DESMOND ST,
Valley Phone 180-A. Sayre.
All modern methods for the scien
tific performance of
tions on the mouth Foinlets oper:
104 South Elmeriphve.,
OVER THE GLOBE STORE,
ORCHESTRA
Striotly Up-to-Date Musle 1 -
for Balls, Parties and all mater of
ial Functions, either
Any oumbes {scons desired i be
nis Call Valley Record for ter
eto.
H. L. TOWNER, M.!
Specialties ;
Diseases of Women and of the
Hours—-7to fa m,1t08, 7608 p.m
OFFICE-S8AMUELS BLOCK. :
Valley Telephone 37x. 138 Lockhart 84.
TOUHEY'S HOTEL
Byarythin
Thomas Ave, Opposite L, V, Station.
Save.
|. L. BENJAMIN,
Nay and Up-to-Date. Fimsd-
coommodations,
First-class work done promptly ab reas
sonable prices.
120 Spruce St, Athens, Pa.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Ofos:—Rooma 4 and §, a
Residence: