on us and our
~~ We have just receiv-
ed over four thousand
Souvenir Post Cards,
embracing all the latest
‘and most up-to-date
thi in Easter Post
how York and
M WS.
Also an elegant line
~~ Easter novelties.
line of these
ever brought to
It shows that
reputation and ability fo get for them
RECORD COUPON
Good for $1.00
On One Range This Month Oaly
Aati-Saloon League Commences
Action against Sayre Hotel
Keepers to Recover Penalties
Yesterday suits were commenced
against the proprietors of the Park
Hotel, the Brundage House, the
Valley House and the Sayre House,
by agents of the Anti-Saloon
League of this state. The suits are
to recover a penalty for the alleged
selling of liquor on Sunday, and
all the cases are returnable before
Justice of the Peace Meredith of
Towanda, on Wednesday next. The
AntiSaloon League has been par-
ticularly active throughout this
section for some time past, and itis
stated that several liquor dealers in
Towanda have also been made de
fendants in actions of the same
nature as those which the Sayre
dealers will be called upon to de-
Jewel Novelty Range, $30 to $35
Glenwood Range, $35, $40, $45
National Novelty Range, $35, $40
Detroit Steel Ranges, $40, $45, $50
Ranges with High Shelves and Water Fronts
Rapges with High Shelves and Reservoirs
Ranges with High Closets and Water Fronts
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This month we will accept one of the
coupons printed in any of cur advertise-
ments for $1.00 on any range sold on either
cash or lease terms (one coupon only on one
range.) Raoges sold on cash or lease
terme, and your credit is good here if it is
geod anywhere,
322 S. Main St, Athens.
The Man Who
“Gets There"
blood —and
plenty of it—in his body.
Driggs’ Wine of Cod Liver ON
Makes blood Lota of it
I braln-nourish-
ren rapa
J3c Per Bottle.
0. M. Driggs
Prescription Drugg'st.
prok Building, Sayre, Fa
$10 CASH
You can save on the new machine
you buy—the slick-tongued agent's
profit.
We have the New Home, Singer
and other makes. You have no
agent's commission lo pay if you
oy here. Call, write or telephone
Tiffany’s Music Store,
222 Main Street, Athens, Pa.
The Valley Record
“All the news that's fit to print’
BATURDAY, APRIL 21 1908.
LOCAL BREVITES
Contribute liberally to the relief
fund.
“The Little Avenger” at the
opers house this evening.
Dust is again flying in the streets
of the borough. Only a week ago
the same streets were filled with
mud several inches deep.
Fierce forest fires arc raging in
many sections of the state, The
huckleberry pastures, however,
have not yet been damaged.
sm
Remember the San Francisco
fire sufferers. These are over
200,000 homeless ones and the
small amount each can afford will
not be missed.
Sayre is responding generously
to San Francisco's call for help
and coins are jingling in the little
banks placed in various business
places with rapidity. Help' swell
the lund =
Many arbutus hunters are now
| traveling about the hills and wood.
process is issued was passed years
ago, but as it has never been res
pealed, is still in force. It provides
that upon proper information being
made before'a justice of the peace
in the case of a liquor dealer selling
contrary to law, and providing a
penalty therefor,a summons may be
issued and such penalty recovered
in the same manner as other debts,
In the case of recovery the prose-
cutor is entitled to one-half of the
penalty whatever it may be. In
the meantime, however, the offender
is not relieved of the criminal re.
sponsibility attached to the illegal
selling and may be prosecuted at
any The outcome of the
cases against the Sayre hotel keep
ers will be watched with
interest.
tune,
much
The hotel men who have been
served strenuously deny that they
have been guilty of selling on Sun
day and will contest the case to
the finish.
PERSONAL MENTION
A D. Stevens went to Towanda
this morning on business,
Mrs. D. Clarey spent last night
with friends in Van Etten, return-
ing to her home this morning
Rev. E. C. Petrie has returned
from Scranton, where he has been
attending the of the
presbytery.
et — A ———
meeting
J. B. Hutchins, who yesterday
tendered his resignation as train
despatcher for the Lchigh Valley,
to take effect on the 23rd day of
this month, went to Wilkes-Barre
this morning for a few days’ visit
with friends.
Mrs. Ira Hotaling is expected to
return tonight from her visit to
Worcester, N. Y. She will be ac-
companied by Miss Frances Vail
of Stormville, N. Y, who will
parsonage.
DOCTOR'S NEW SICH
Nearly everyone who has passed
along Desmond street today has
had his or her attention called to a
sign hanging from one of the win-
dows in Dr. Higgin's office rooms.
The sign hangs from the end of a
fishing rod, and on one side is
printed the following: “Just mar-
ried, don't bother me, Dr. Hig-
gins.” On the reverse side appears
the words: “Just married; on my
honeymoon. Dr. Higgins" The
sign has caused no ead of amuse-
ment for the friends of the doctor
who are somewhat piqued from the
fact that he fooled them by getting
married at a different hour from
that which they had been given to
understand the ceremony would be
perlormed.
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FRACTURED HIS ARN
John Haas, night watchman at
the round house for the Lehigh,
slipped and fell last night, sustain-
ih
NTO SEA
Elmira Advertiser Prints An Un-
certain Story to That Effect
This Morning
This morning's Elmira Adver-
tises in a special edition prints the
startling announcement that the
city of Honolulu, Hawaii island, is
gradually sinking into the sea and
that the 25,000 inhabitants are lost.
The Advertiser's story spread
quickly about Sayre, and informas
tion concerning the new calamity
was cagerly sought. Up to the
hour of going to press the stock
exchange at Waverly had received
no news of the sinking of the
island, nor had the Western Union
at this place. The Advertiser's
story was based on a wireless mes-
sage which is said to have been
received by a ship passing at a
point several hundred miles distant
from the island, but beyond this
fact nothing is known. :
The Waverly offi-e of the Bing~
hamton Press thiis afternoon is dis-
playing a bulletin received by cable
that two days ago the Sandwich
Islands had experienced an earth-
quake shock lasting six minutes,
A sccond cable message states that
the shock did not consume so
much time. The details as to
whether the shock did any damage
arc missing.
MUSE CUB READERS
FIRST-CLASS MUS
At the Elegant New Residence
of Mr, and Mrs. James West
Last Night
The elegant new home of Mr.
and Mrs. James West on South
Wilbur avenue was the scene of a
decidedly pretty occasion last night
when the Junior Etude Music Club,
composed of little girls, under the
capable direction of Miss Ethel
Holt and Miss Clara Hevener, ren-
dered a delightful program in the
presence of about sixty invited
guests who came from Sayre,
Athens, Waverly and Ulster. The
house was tastily decorated with
pink and white carnations, the
colors of the club, and the program
rendered was of an exceedingly
high and entertaining character
The little misses, none of whom
are over twelve years old, acquitted
themselves in a most commendable
manner and received unstinted aps
platuse. After the rendition of the
program clegant refreshments were
served, and all present cnjwe! a
delightful social hour. The musical
program is to be repeated by the
members of the club at the Ladies’
Library Club meeting on Tuesday
afternoon
DOCS POISONED
The dog poisoner has made his
annual spring appearance. Two
or three days ago George Norris,
who resides in Milltown, had a
valuable dog poisoned, which died
in spite of vigorous efforts to save
the animal. - Yesterday a dog be-
longing to George Wilson was
given poison by some unknown
person. The brute’s condition was
noticed in time and remedies were
given which proved effective. The
miscreants who are doing this
work are unknown, but if they are
apprehended criminal prosecutions
will likely follow.
PC —
CLOSES TONICHT
The engagement of the Cook-
Church Stock company closes at
the Loomis this evening when the
“Little Avenger” will be presented.
Last night the amateurs were given
an opportunity to show their skill
{immediately after the regular per-
formance. There were four num-
bers on the amateur program,
Master Harold Mastellar was
awarded the first prize, consisting
$300 in cash; Stanley Stark,
ze, | t Catter,
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| This Possible---They Are Going
""Word-Building Contest --Fif-
ty-Two Other Prizes.
Every home needs music and D,
at Elmira, Ithaca, Sayre and Paint
ed Post, have inaugurated a “word
and grand priz: is a D.S. Andrus &
Co. cabinet grand piano valued at
$450.00, of their own manufacture,
for the largest correct list of words
from “DS. Andrus and Company.”
The second prize is a Doylemarx
concert grand upright piano valued
835000 Then there are 52 other
prizes, and by this mcthod every
home can have music. Through
the generosity of D. S. Andrus &
Co. this is made possible in more
ways than onc. First, if you win
any of the prizes outside of the two
above mentioned you will be cred-
ited on the books of DS, Andrus
& Co. with the amount you win
purchase price of cither a D. 5,
select from those now in stock.
drus & Co. have inaupurated un
casy payment
winners in the contest can apply
their credit amounts and pay a few
dollars monthly to suit their own
convenience, The grand prizes are
now on exhibition at their stores
All queries will be answered and
particulars will bes furnished
application at I). 5. Andrus & Co's
NY
RATHER DOUBTFUL
to The Record as follows: “I write
to infornt The Record man that
high water and poor trout fishing
are simply newspapsr talk. The
water is very high, but “the fish do
bite.” It is an attested fact that on
one stream April 16 of this year|
one fisherman got 50, one 40, one |
32 apd one 24, and twenty others |
reported smaller catches. How's
thar 2
That’. pretty pood, but fish
stories are always taken by The |
Record with a great many grains |
of salt. Had we been there when
the-fishing was going and seen the
same with our own eyes we might
be inclined to believe the yarn,
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BENEFIT PERFORMANCE
Twenty-five per cent of the pro-
ceeds of the performance to be
given by the Cook-Church Stock
Company at the Loomis this even:
ing will be sent to the fire sufferers
at San Francisco. The managers
of the company and the theatre
decided upon this plan yesterday
afternoon and it is hoped a large
house will greet the performance
Here is an excellent opportunity
to help swell the relief fund,
EASTER MUSIC REPEATED
The Easter mucic will be repeat.
ed at the evening service at the
the Presbyterian church tomorrow.
Rev. I" R Ross of Waverly will
{preach in the morning in «xchange
| with the pastor. An opportunity
will be given at both =ervices to
contribute to the San Francisco
fund,
ao
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER
The services of the octave of
Easter will be conducted by Mr
Burton P. Pyman. Morning prayer
{and address, 10:30; Sunday school
{at 12 and evening prayers at 7,
SOCIALIST CLUB
Meets every Fri
Howard Elmer Hose
evening at
A FULL LINE OF
CALDWELL'S FURNITURE STORE
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TAKE A POLICY WITH THE
NATIONAL PROTECTIVE LEGION
The safely of any basincss is in ita management. Investigate oar order
Our Assets January 1, 1008,
Liabilities. .. et ia es :
No, of policies in forea, 187,312
Dividends paid past year
Disability Je past year
Death, paid past year. .... 61,639 ¢1
E. F. MERCEREAU, Dist. Manager,
Office 112 Desmond St., Sayre.
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3Housecleaning time is here and you will need
new up-to-date Wall Papers. We are better pre-
pared to show the latest designs in decorations §
this Spring than ever, both as to prico and qual-
ity. We carry a fall line of H. M. Berge & Son's
high grade papers.
We are offering gilts at 5 cents, double roll.
Gilts at 6 cents, double roll.
Embossed gilts 7 cents, double roll.
Embossed gilts, 8 cents, double roll.
Kitchen papers 10 cents, double roll.
Borders same price as side.
Uive usa call bafore baying. 600 pattoras in
stock to select from,
G. F. Beloud & Co,
Desmond Street, Sayre, Pa.
CRT EIA CICS SA DIX = i I CE
SKITS aN. 5 Se
SLES EEL 444204 P EER L PR P200 |
THE LITTLE FOLKS” TEETH
Need attention as well as thoss
of grown up, even if they are suc-
ceeded by a second set, Why
should they suffer unnecessary pain
and sow saeds of indigestion and
futare dyspepsia when we ean right
matters at sach small cost to yon ?
Note prices:
Full Set
Gold Crowns $5.00
Gold Fillings $1.00 up
Teeth filled with cement, Jo
Teeth Cleaned He
Teeth extracted without pain.
VITALIZED AIR
DRS. WILLIAMS & LEWIS,
Opposite Dig Store, i
EPP E ERR PEE
Jap-a-Lac
gives new Jife and laostre to old
furniture and
It is the ideal
inish for floors, interior wood.
| work, bath rooms, sash and
sills, .
Thirteen colors —100 different :
uses
tables, chairs,
£5.00 picture frames,
70 cents a quart can,
All the best and most widely
ee wdvertisal goods are always to
be found at this store and at
prices to please every parse.
BOLICH BROS,
HARDWARE.
~ G. H. GOFF
now ready to furnish
Pure Reservoir Ice to
Sayre patrons.
Waverly.
I. L. BENJAMIN,
Painter, Decorator and Paperhanger.
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A Fruitless Search oe I) :
| 20 ed 1 DUNICS,
through the nowspapers for houses “to |
It” or “buy” is discouraging, but don't
give apehope, If yon must wove this!
Npring an early visit to our office is sure
to give gratifying resalts, and the
chances are that we have on our lists
just the house you require,
FRED J. TAYLOR,
RAYRE, PA.
* ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
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First-class work done promptly at rea- i
sonable prices.
130 Spruce St. Athens, Pa:
L. B. DENISON, M. D.
Office, Rooms 3 and 4
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