There is as much difference in the quality o coal as there is between white and yellow sugar. We sell nothing but the celebrated Lehigh Valley fresh mined anthra- cite. We also sell Bituminous and Loyalsock coal and all kinds of wood. Our specialty is prompt service and the lowest market price. J. W. BISHOP, 103 Lehigh Ave, Lotkhart Bldg. Both Phones, WOOD WOOD WOOD OF SAYRE “x. $75,000.00 THREE PERCENT INTEREST Paid on Time Deposits. DIRECTORS. RB PF. Wiibar, J MN. Weaver, W. A. Wilbur, J W. Blahop, . J.B Whesickk. W T. Gooduow, O.L Hawerly, Seward Baldwia, F. T. Page, R. FP. Page, Cashier Renting, Hstates Mamaged Collecting E. E. Reynolds, REAL ESTATE For sale in Athens, Sayre and Waverly. anaes INSURANCE Property Bought, Sold ~—— Rxchanged — lovestmeats Loans Negotiated by 117 Packer Ave., Valley Phone 230x, Sayre, Pa. D. CLAREY COAL C0. Lehigh Valley Coal HARD AND SOFT WOOD Best Quality & Prompt Delivery Guaranteed Bradford Street Yard Phone, 186d 0s at Ruymcul 4 Haupt's Store, Sayre ELMER A. WILBER, Wholesaler of Wines, Beer and Ales. OUR SPECIALTIES CLUB WHISKEY, DOTTER. WEICH BEER AND ALES, NOR- WICH BREWING COS. ALES. 109 Packer Avenue, SAYRE, PA. BOTH "PHONES, INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE. Loans Negotiated, Insurance Writ ten, Houses Rented, Rents Col- lected, Taxes Paid. ROOM y, ELMER BLOCK LOCKHART ST., SAYRE. ES TE It has been our custom for years at this time to give our friends a special brew of Eas- ter Beer and the one we have brewed this year we are proud . It's called L's absolutely pure and has a flavor all its own, that's sim- ply delicious. On sale this week. CALL FOR IT TRY IT. THEN ORDER (8 case sent home, that all may enjoy 8 glass with their dinner. DISASTER AT NAPLES Monte Oliveto Market Col- lapsed; Hundreds In Ruins. TOWNS ON VESUVICS' SLOPE DOOMED Destruction of Terre del Greece Typ. ical of Many Other Villages—{urse Heats Lpon the Clty, Say the Natives. NAPLES April 11. A frightful dis aster occurred in the center of this Glly, following the eruptivu of Mouut Vesu- vius I'we hundred aud fifty persons estimated, were buried the market Moute UI roof collapsed under the cioders from the volenuo Sixty bLedies recusered Over 100 wouuded bave Leen takeu to hospitals Ihe disaster at the market place was appalling Tbe courtyard 0 square feet and was roofed The space withiz was unasually crowded with buyers and their children, the accident happening at the hour ef the day when trade is wost brisk. Rival displays of Sowers, {ruits sod vegetables contend ed for buyers, while marketwomen scresied their wares and joked with their castowers Little children played about the stands, adding gayety to the scene. the like of which is not te be witnessed outside of Naples Suddenly, with scarcely a tremor of warulog, there was a terrifying crash, apd the Lrilllaut sight disappeared in a cloud of dust. while shrieks of agony reat the air The peeple outside seemed demented They surrounded the market, in many cases tearing their Lalr, cursing amd screaming. “Ob. my busband Is there™ or “Briug out my child” and endeavor- Ing, with their own hands to move heavy Leams from beueath which the groans of the injured were fesuing The cries for help were so heartrending that even rescuers were heard to seb aloud as they worked with feverish eagerucss, to save Ile or extract the bodies of the dead from the rulas Such was the anxiety of the people to take part In the work of rescue that it required determined efforts ou the part of the large force of police and carbineers present to keep the most desperate frem moving beams too pre cipitately and thereby causing further deaths or Injuries Some of the people about the market were heard to exclaim that a curse rested upon the people of Naples for repudiating their saluts om Monday, when Meunt Vesuvius was lo its most violent moed. The identification of the bedies of a number of these killed by the collapse of the market reef was found to be Liapossible, some belng re duced to pulp, while othiers were Lor ribly mutilated, giving rise to scenes which are better undescribed Among the dead were many childrey who Lad been seat Ly their parents to do the morning's marketing, and the grief of the pareats when the bodies of their children were found was bheartrend log The work of searching the ruius con tinued ia the wost energetic mauner doctors, firemen, wunicipal guards, po lice and arsenal ewployees taking part in It under the direction of the Duke af Aosta, prefect of Naples Owing to the volcanic activity of Mouut Vesuvius the fate of the vil lages and towns grouped around the volcano seetns Lopeless. Instead of de creasing the fall of sand and ashes emitted from the crater Las increased Even with the sun sbiniug high io the Leavens the light is a dim vellow, in the midst of which the few people who remaloed io the stricken towus, their clothing, bair and beards covered with ashes. move nbout io the awful still ness of desolation like gray ghosts The case of [ourre de! Greco is typ ical. For thirty bours the place has been practically deserted, but amid the rulos aud semidarkoess, illuminated from time to time by vivid fashes of lightning, a few of the lobabitants go about hungry and with throats parch ed with smoke and dust, seemingly uu able to tear themselves away from the ruins of what so receutly were their Lemes Communication by rail or tramway with Torre del Greco and Torre del Aunuuziata Is impossible ow ing to the cinder. sand and ash de posits The number of dead taken frow the church at Sap Gluseppe which cel lapsed wblle a congregation of about 200 persous were attending mass is twenty-six. There were seveaty nlue severely injured The stream of lava which started anew iu the direction of Torre del An aunziata has reached the cewetery of that town and turned {u the direction of Potupeil A violent storm of sulphurous raln bas descended on Seu Gluseppe, Vesu viaus and Saviauo The volcano resuming sspecially toward Geroola it is in the ruins of wheu the wuight of veto have lwen cus ers in activity Rossevelt Cabled His Sympathy. WASHINGTON, April 11. “The pres ideut seut by cable a message of con dolence to the king of Italy upon the havoc and loss of life resuitiug from the eruption of Mount Vesuvius Buildiag Collapsed at Plttaburg. PITTSBURG, April 11. Oue person was killed and two others slightly iu jured lu the collapse of a buliding here. The bulldiog was a five story brick structure on Liberty avenue, in the center of the city, that was Lelong razed, and the victims were laborers employed ou the work. Supervisor's Sudden Death. BALLSTON, N.Y, April 11 Walter obnson, y of the town of DOWIE WEAKENED. Elfjah IIL at the Eleventh Hour Hee solved Net to Go te Zien (ty CHICAGO, April 11 Jobo Alexander Dowie arrived in Chicago on 8 Wabash traiu from St Louis A temporary Zion City will be made in Chicago Dowie will not go to Zion until he is arwed with the legal documents which he believes, will otice wore put him in power in Zion City When the traiu roiled futo the station bere au immense throug was there to catch a glimpse of the ‘first apostie He was given a spevtacular welcome Cries ranging fro the Ziouites' “God be with thee” to the irreverent “Good boy, Dowie,” were showered on the old man lu bewildering confusion As Lie walked through the crowd Le was for & time iu danger bodily hurt, so great was the crush The police seem ed powerless to hold back the Wken be bad traveled about Lalf acruss the depot platform 8 wan way iug a legal paper sprang at bimu Zion guards, who crowded about closely reached for the iustrumment, Lut before they cuuld lay bands upon him police officers picked up the wean bodily and threw Lim over a nearby railing Dow- le did not seems disturbed Ly this un usual locideut, but swiled and =ald I guess It was another those emissaries of the devil which they have Leen sending to me lately, but they'll never get me That's the way they all go—over the fence Dowie eutered his « arriage and, with a number of his followers, drove to the Auditorium Annex, where apartioents bad been secured At the botel Dowie made the follow lng statement “The tight that I will make to regain wy prestige iu Zion will be a legal cue 1 do mot think It for me at this time to proceed at ouce to Kion, as | fear my enemies have set & trap and would do bodily injury to me [I will not state now just what these legal steps will be because | am uot certaln of them myself Dowie has retained the law firm of Eddy. Haley & Wetter to assist bim in his legn! fight Attorney Wetten said after a long talk with him that Dowie would prob ably not visit Zion City before Friday of specta tors vue of wise WILL OPPOSE LONGWORTH. President's Son-in-law to Nave Mard Run For Congress. WASHINGTON, april 11 Repre sentative Nicholas Longworth. son-in law of the president. is in serious dan ger of losing his seat In cougress Re ports from Clocluuati indicate that he will have the bardest political fight of his career in Lis effort vo retain his po sitien Theodore Horstman, a prominent at torney and reform leader, Las deter mined to be a candidate against Loong worth. He was at one time city solic itor and was ouce independent candi date for mayor He Is said by Olle politicians here to be a wan of ability aud certain to prove a formidable op ponent Mr. Lougwortl's position is compli cated by the fact that he has nlways Lad the support of George B. Cox. the recently defeated Hepublican Loss of Cinclonat! ' It was threugh the efforts of Cox and net through his own efforts that Longworth went to cougress. Now Cox and his followers have suffered defeat, largely through the efforts of the presideat and Secretary Taft It is expected here that for this reason the Cox following will be decidedly luke warm toward the Longworth candida cy. On the other band, Secretary Taft's influence will probably be put forth for Longworth, and this may save him FAKE HOTELS TO GO. Bill te Abolish Raines Law Houses Fassed at Albany. ALBANY, N. Y., April 11.—The sen ate passed Ly a party vote the Pren tice LUI aimed to abolish disreputable Halnes law Lotels Governor Higgius sent In an emer BeUCy message, as Le did when the bill was passed Ly the'assembly, and the rules were suspended so as to facilitate Its passage The LI goes now 10 the governor for approva! Ibe senate passed unanimously and without debate two of the insurance bills which had vot beet nwended Que assembly LIL WoW. aweund Ing the general corporation law as to acquisition of real property by life in surance companies, the other assewnbly Bex. awending the penal cowie so ns to probibit the giving of relmtes tn life io surauce business Both hills have pass #d the assembly aud go pow eruor Higglus is to Gov Murder or Accident? [LOS ANGELES April 11 - The police of Hollywood, a suburb of this city, were notified that a fourteen year old boy uamed Rayvwond had murdered sud bis wother, Mra. Kute P. Raywond, wife of a government ew ployee at Washington in a serious coudition mt the fully residence bere Iie police found the body of the Loy Ising lo the bed, dead frow gas as puyxiation The wother wus also iy lug lo te room uncousclous frown the snine effect She 18 expected to re cover Cal Lew is Espert Hydraulic Euglaeer Dead NORWALK. « April 11. Wil Ham B Hider uf the best known sud most expert vuglneers of ivdraullce plants la the dead at lis home in Cannou, wesr Danbury He was sixty-four yenrs old nud 8 ustive of Norwalk, uun one country. is French Warships (6 Ald at Naples. PARI, April 11. The council of min- Inters has decided to send a division of Preach warships to Naples and take part in the efforts belug made to sue cor the sufferers from the outbreak of Mount Vesuviue, APOSTLE OF LIBERTY Maxim Gorky at New York In Peasant's Garb. Comes to Spread Doctrine of Unlon of All Men In One Comrade Family of Free Workers—Soclalism, the Heligion of Freedom. NEW YORK. April 11. Alexei Max- lmovitch Piesbkoff emaucipator, pa triot and man of letters, w Lose fae as 8 novelist under the pseudouywm of Mazin Gorky has penetrated to the far corners of the earth arrived last night on the steawsulp Kalser Willielm der Grosse, a picturesque figure. dress ed Io the garb of the peasants of the Steppes The Russian revolutionist $OcCial palhologist was ad his wife, a very beautiful wotuan with a wass of light bruwa balr sod large lustrous eyes, who served as Ler Lius baud’s iuterpreter aud spoke iu soft Parisian Freuch the barsh guttural Russiau words uftered by him Gorky, though coming to Awerica a sick wap, lu no way resembles the nervous, ansemic, hunted sentimental individual which bis photographs ph ture The apostle of Russiau liberty ia i tall, square shouldered, deep chested nau whom It is very hard to bLelleve a consumptive The face though uot in the least clas sical in its features, is that of a virile intense, stroug. manly wan. The fore bead is broad. furrowed deeply when be talks and surmounted LY 2 mop of dark bair pushed back Two fearless gray look defiantly from under heavy bushy eyebrows You feel at ounce that this is a self possessed. masterful mau-a wan in whom character is even wore remark: able than intellect The great apologist of the humble, of the iittle people of Russia, the Cos sacks of the Volga valley, was hanging over the rall of the Lig lluer as the reveinue cutter drew up alougside. and Lis eves at once picked out little Nico ial, Lis adopted sou, who Las bevn in New York studying English for a year from awong the crowd of uewspaper wen aud Russian revolutionlst leaders There a wild waving of Lauds aud as Nicolai reached the deck of the vessel two stroug arins closed bim, and for a few minutes there were wotlhiug but aud Kisses and strange words iu Russian About the first questivu asked of the author of “Folua Gord'veff” was as to his motive lu cowiug to America “First of all” sald the great un curbed individualist, “wy health fs poor and 1 shall bave to prop It up before I step into the areus again The spirit 1s unconguered, Lut the body is not what it was You see | bave gone through many hardships, and they leave dvep scars “As much as my strength will per it, however, 1 shall devote all my time to the spreading of the doctrine of the union of all wen io one comrade family of free workers 1 shall preach Soclalism — the religion of liberty, equality aud fraternity—anud those | cannot reach with my voice 1 shall eu deavor to reach through my writings *“l do pot kuow how long or how short my stay in this country will be,” sald Gorky "but of this I aw sure that while Lere I will try to do sowe thing for my fatherland “l do not believe lu the douws wor in the present method of bLolding elec tions. The elections have uo connection whatever with the liberation of the people. The Social Democrats are not taking part iu the electious as a party though a great wany have Leen elected individually ‘That the douma will Lring Russia quiet aud prosperity 1 do not belleve The actual condition of the revolution in Russia !s this lu more than twenty two provinces the people are starving to death, using all the woney they Lave aud receive to buy arms with Asked whether he thought that the revolution could su ceed without arms, Gorky's answer broad smile You cap kuow from historical prece dents that it Is (wpossible.” be sald Toulghit a diuuer will be given here la bovor of Gorky Besides Lis Rus sian fricuds waeny Awerlcaus are ex pected to attend and one of the prin cipal gues's will Le Mark Twaln Before 1 itus to Hussia It is ex pected that he w United St avd Mupauied by great eyes was about tears . was 2 ret | travel all over the tes Chinese Bandits on Hampage. PEKING, Ap 11 the southern purt of Houan proviuce aud io westerns Shaugtung, caused by the Big Khuife society of Boxer bey are nowinally hostility to the new educa ud the Catholics but rin of the pillage of lu Houan the latter fo number 1200 and curry inscribed the worlds ua With the Mancha Dynasty ™ Disturbances lu a relic ism ret ported caused b Houa! seine ther tal the towns Ly DEudits are said banners [ov with Senntur Hicase Not Galley, COLUMBIA, 3 « April 11 —Ktate Senator Eugene 8S Blenso charged with the wurder of his brother in law Joc at Saluda, was ac quitted last night Ben Coleman Mre Astor's Father Dead. PHILADEL PHA April 11 Ed ward Sh ppt father of Mr» John Jai ob Astor i? his howe bere of Leart disease. He was eighty Willing Is dead four years of age Horses and Mules Harned, PENDLETON, Ore, Apri 11 In a fire which destroved a large stock sales stable bere sixteen horses and several mules were burned to death. The loss is $5,000, A SWATTING FEST. jurants Down Hastern League Cham i plons by a Score of 11 to © I NEW YOHKK. April 11 - The Giants Lield a swatting fest on the Polo grounds and lucidentally whitewashed last year's chawpious of the Eastern league, the Provideuce team. Ly the scure of 11 10 © Awes, McGlanity apd Tayler took turns lu the box. and two Lils repre seul the sum total of the Rhode Island boys’ batting record Right Fielder Browne led at the bat with four pretty singles tu Lis credit Deviiu was second ou the list with a two bagger and two siogies Doulin aud Marshall also cracked cut double sackers that in every case resulted in tallies Ihe disimmond was tolerably fair the outfield was like must and the base lines treacliervus for running Jack Dunn bad quite a bLuoch of old leaguers in Lis Providence team, amoung thew Steve Brodie. cue of the Baltimore champions, Harley of Phila deiphia and Dunn blwselfl, 8 former New York chawpiou Not many fans gathered ou the ter raced balconies, because most of the baseball contingent Lugged the delu sion that there would Le no gawe Batteries Taylor. Ames, McGionity and Bresuaban; Cooper, Maddox and McKenuey but Game Cock Won Steeplechase. WASHINGTON, April 11 A fair day, both as to weather and sport were the characteristics of raciug at Benniugs. The Southern steeplechase, 8 pink coat hagdicap for hunters guali- fled under the rules of the National Steeplechase and Hunt association. was the notable attraction and proved to be the Lest running of the race ever wit uessed Game Cock, with I. Evans up. was the favorite and Oleroso, with Mr. Smith in the saddle, was a strong second cholce These two led the way, taking the last hedge nearly to gether. Oleroso then drew away from Gawe Cock, and until the last hundred yards he seemed certain to win, but with a flue ride Mr Evans just man aged to get the decision fer the fa sorite DY 8 uose Sutton Outclassed Boston Billlardiat, NEW YORK, Apri 11 Sut ton. who has gaiced an iuferuatioual reputation as a Uiillard expert defeat ed Albert G. Cutler of Boston iu the world's billiard chawplouship tourna went at 182 balk live Ly a scyre of HX to JU Suttou gave a flue exhibition of his skill, his two highest runs be ing 116 aud 100, with au average of 25 Cutier wade severa! spurts, Lis Lest efforts netting him 81. 50 aud 40 respectively, The Boston man was out classed Lreul gy Gloomy Gus at Oakland, SAN FRANCISCO, April 11 lu the racing at Oakland Gloowy Gus won the third race at odds of 25 to 1 Mc gregor, another loug shot, captured the place. A hundred yards from the wire in the fourth race Linda Hose appears to be a certain winuer, but Tue Major was giveu a splendid ride aud reached the wire first Open Golf Tournament. WASHINGTON, April 11 In an open golf tournament for professionals and awateurs here Alex Smith, Nas sau, N.Y wou first prize of $180 with the medal score of 160; Isaac Mackie Foxbllls, Staten Island. second prize $100, score 108; David Ogilvie, third prize. $0 score 16] La Pacelle at Hot Springs. HOT SPRINGS, Ark, April 11.—La Pucelle lowered the track record for six aud us Lalf rfuriougs at Oaklawn to 1°18 3-5 defeating Broom Handle, the sbort favorite Expect to See aud lua Gray were the winning favor ies priced Lady Henrietta at New Orleans. NEW ORLEANS, April 11 la Sp ige of light showers the Fair grounds track was fast Lady Heurletta, tnuch the best of Ler company. was the ouly win Diug favorite Edwin J. Cooper on the Stand AUGUSTA, Me, April 11 Edwin J Cooper, husband of the defendant, was the principal called at the Northy murder trial here He testified that he had kwowuw Northy for fifteen Years Northy cawe to Lis Louse In Novewber, 180 to board and to work Llacksmith shop He sald that was a goud workwan, a boy of Wituess iu his Nurthy fen Mrs Cooper seell Northy tugetler seldom Wourkiug Mrs a bamwock at aud bad watched thew ludulgiug Kames, but had seen nutbliug about thelr conduct which would justify biw lu weking a protest words, sud Le spoke to He Lad sittiug While and Cooper in Lis Louse a Storm on New England Coast. BOSTON. April 11 The storm which passsd over New Foginod during the night aod forenoon was vie of unusual severity nut ouly because of the cow bination of slevt wud ralu which foruwed the precipita tou, but also in the extent of dawage dove to luisud and warine property reports frow the coast giving accounts of vessels driven ashore, suuk or dash- ed to pleces vn the roc ks. The worst acoident reported was that to the schooner DD Gifford of Boothbay Har ber. Me which rocks io Was res wind and the suuow was wrecked on the barbor. Her crew life savers Gloucester ued by Sis Raliroads Divide Trae, PHILADELPHIA, April 11 hat the bituminous coal traMe Is divided fiohg six raljrosd companies was de veloped at the flest hearing of the In terstate colmmerce commission held bere for the purpose of determining | Whethier the raliroad companies are (n- terested directly or ladivectly in the oll (or coal which is transported aver thelr ! mes, : OPERATORS’ PLAN Strike Commission to Settle | Matters In Dispute. MINERS TO GIVE ANSWER TOMORROW After Hefusing Mitchell's Offer of Ar- bitration Mine Owners Make Coun- ter Froposal te Declde the Muted Questions NEW YORK, April 11. At the meet Ing of the joint committee of the an thracite operators aud miners the op erilors submitted a counter tion to President Mitchell's arbitration proposal propos Ihe operators made a counter posal that the commission by President Roosevelt iy quested to de pro appointed 13 be re whether anv cliauges the hard coal which re de iu conditions iu fegious that the! should be Hilt the wages aud Lave UL UrTe=d award of the wodifled. The UW Lele lguiry to two grievances & method fur the adjusinent of cota plaints. The mivers bave takeu the proposal under consideration and may Wive the gperators an totLor row, when another coufervuce the subcommittees of the two parties will be held Ibe principal poiuts of the counter proposal were that the operators were willing to arbitrate any matters that way bave arisen since the authiea cite coal strike commission passed up ou the original differences three ago, that the operators would still unwilling to recognize the union and that In sigoiog apy new agreement with the miners it be made for a of three lustead of two venrs, so that it wouldn't terminate upon the eve of a presidential election The counter proposition crators is lo part as follows “You suggest that your propositions, which include recoguition of the uulon check off, limitation of the wu wen permitted to work tract wiver, limitation of the smount of work which be doue by Wiser, uo terwiuation of cwploywent of apy ludividual without aud supervision of our wining opera tious geuerally. with all the wackinery that your organization bas created fur controlling the coal Lusiness Le subliuitted to the Loard of conciliation created Dy the authracite strike com wission. a board with which you have shown your dissatisfaction by asking lu the propositious which you have sub mitted that it Le abolished Your proposal, as we understand eveu iuvoived the submission by us of the question of our making su agree ment with the Uulted Mine Workers of America to the exclusion of nonun ion workers—a question which we did not subwit to the authracite strike cowitnissiou for reasous then stated. ln which we were fully justiied by that comission Every question that sented was, lu sowe form or other, aft er careful lnvestigation, passed upon Ly the anthracite strike commission-—-a wmmission cowposed of disinterested parties The award it wade has Leen faith fully lived up to “Your propositions cover various wetbods of Increasing wages to such au exteut that the price of all coal would be iucreased. the ou dowestic sizes running as high as 31 2 per tou proof of the uecessity we are opposed to any action which will have the ef fect of lucreasiug the preseut price of anthracite coal “The board of couclliation, to which you have asked thot all these sarious Questions Le referred. was not created for auy such purpose It was design ed as 8 winor tribunal to give effect to the awards the cowlnission wade aud determine controversies thereunder “For the reasous stated we therefore declipe your suggestion to refer questions decided LY the anthracite COA! strike commission tu the bLoard of conciliation Guire Coltuissivu ile AUsWer between ew Sears Lye teria of the op aber of under a8 cul way “acl artitratiou shall you have pre luCrease lu the absence of couvinclug to arisiug Smuggled Goods From Warship SAN FRANCISCO, April 11 —Swmug gled goods of cousiderable value, which were brought to thls city on the battle ship Oregon, were seized by the United States government luspectors at a local freight shed Auioug the goods seized were pleces of valuable silk and with high priced specimens of Lhe customs house ofMicials are pursuing thelr tuquiry and expect to wake other Fey Lave seat telegraws to ishing that tauy rius expensive china sets along ivory selaules wany places suspicious packages La pled and held until mu luvestigation of thelr Le wade itera wonteuts cau Panic on the Plilgrim NEW LONDON, Conn, April 11 After a fearful night Iu the storm the svuud, during on which many a state of panic, the steanter Pligri beaved sighs of tvlief when that reacted this Larbor The Pligritu was forced to abaudou the sttewpt to reach Fall River because of the dense fog sud the Leavy sea runoiog lu the sound The S00 passeuxvis trausferred to a special train aud sent ou to Bostou were passengers of the vessel sufels were Standard Ol Agent (oavicted MIDDLETOWN lu the superior ugent fut was convicted of aell Coun, April 1 court John Boylau, the local the Standard Ol com | pany ug wil o du laferior aud dangerous quality sud was | sentenced to forty furl $20 apd costs the oll agent grew out of twa civil sults | brought against the company by Theo dore White as the result of an explo sion of u Inmp at his home in Janvary. days in jail and he case ga inst | Weather Frebabilitica, Fair and warmer; varlable winds. PRICE ONE CENT New Easter Finery Those New Silks Hair lines and pin checks, gun metal and greys. These are the most popular in the city today. Of course we have a full line of the staple weaves in plain colors, Rad- ium Jap, Peau de Clune, Taffetas, Crepe de Chenes, Silk Mull, etc. All at the usual “Globe Warehouse low prices. Satin stripes, silk tissues, batistes, swisses, lawns, etc. All from the best manufacturers in the United States. In the plain weaves we are showing Jacquards, Nippons, Eoliennes, ete. All new spring shades at right prices. White Materials Immense line of plain weaves made especially for shadow work. Also ndia Linens, Lawns, Batistes, Nainsook, Persian Lawn, Persian Nainsook, Leno de Amerique, French Lawn, ete, from 39 in. to 48in. We give you as good value as New York City or any- where clse. Let your own jodgment convince you. We buy di- rect from the mills. New Golored Umbrellas $3.00 umbrellas, all pure silk, in the newest col- ors and latest borders. This week $2.00. “Enough Said.” Wednesday Special New white waists, regu- lar $1.50 and $1.25 values, Vednesday 98c. They are all new. A glance at our window will convince you. For one day only, Wednes- day, 98c. Globe Warehouse, Talmudge Block, Eimer Ave. VALLEY "PHONE. - H. H. Mercereau, Attorney-al-Law Notary Public Special attention to Pension Valley Phone 11 X, {2 Dusnond Sipemt, Bayre, ‘ered Office Maney & Page Rooms formerly occupied by the late Jobn R. Murray, Oftice bours:—9 to 10 a. m.; 8:30 to§ p,m. At other times during REAL ESTATE BARGAINS | Small Farms, Large Farms, Good Build. Ings, good fruits, well watered. Houses and Lots for sale or exchange, All ab bargain prices. Honses to rent. = ; | W. T. CAREY. : + * v $ + day at Valley Record office, ANDREW EVARTS, JUSTICE OF THE PEACEE: PEEP PI PERI PPIPPE P00 0900 Nooe phone Al.w Reon 2. Ta) Bik, Subscribe for The Record. Contractor and Builder Plans and Estimates Furnished. 108 Linenln Bt Sayre, Ps. DR. A. G. REES, M.D. 100 Lake Bt. West Sayre, OFFICER HOURS: 8 to 11:00 a. wm, ? to 4:80, 7:00 to 8:00, Genito and chronle diseapes aoc anh ad. i \ -y
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