‘We have just receiv-
ed over four thousand
Souvenir Post Cards,
embracing all the latest
¢ and most up-to-date
in Easter Post
New York and
views.
Sg of Raster novelties.
Finest line of these
$ goods ever brought to
one-third more if we
RECORD COUPON
Good for $1.00
On One Range This Month Oaly
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
This month we will accept one of the
coupons printed in any of our advertise.
ments for §1.00 on any range sold on either
cash or lease terms {one coupon only on one
range.) Ranges sold on cash or lease
terms, and your credit is good here if it is
good anywhere,
322 B. Main B8t,, Athens.
The Man Who
“Gets There”
Driggs’ Wine of Cod Liver Ol
Makes blood—lots of it—
Ing, strength-replenishing
blood.
75c Per Bottle.
0. M. Driggs
Prescription Druggist.
Bank Bullding, - Sayre, Fa
$10 CASH
You can save on the new machine
Jud buy-—thie slick-tongued agent's
ro
We have the New Home, Singer
and other makes. You have no
agent's commission to pay if you
Suy here. Call, write or telephone
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Tiffany's Music Store,
222 Main Street, Athens, Pa.
The Valley Record
“All the news that's Bt to print"
MONDAY, APRIL 23 1908,
LOCAL BREVITIES
The business men's banquet will
occur tomorrow evening.
Nearly all the lawyers, con
stables and other court officials lo-
cated in Sayre are at the county
scat today, it being the first day of
Hu
EN'S PARADE
the meeting of the grand jury.
The calamity which has over-
taken San Francisco and which has
,|been the subject of column upon
column of newspaper stories, makes
the coal strike sink into signifi:
cance and look like the proverbial
30 cents,
SS —— i A —
All members of the B of LL F..
and L. S. to B. of LF, are re-
quested to meet in Trainmen’s hall
Tuesday evening, April 24, to at
tend a joint session, after which
supper will be served to the mem-
bers. Zena Hartman, Sec,
Winter is loath to retire. This
morning when the citizens of Sayre
awoke they found the ground
white with “the beautiful.” Saow
j|and. rain had fallen during the
t, the air y, and those
Was Struck by Lehigh Valley
Train No. 1 and Met Instant
Death
Henry A, Prince of Towanda,
oae of the oldest and best known
employes of the Lehigh Valley,
was literally ground to pieces by
westbound passenger train No. 1 at
Ulster about 3 o'clock Saturday
afterncon. Mr, Prince, who was an
inspector of Hall signals, was at
Ulster Saturday and while there he
left his work for a few minutes to
call upon his daughter who resides
at that place. When he returned
to the railroad crossing the east-
bound Black Diamond was passing.
As soon as the train went by he
stepped on to the tracks directly
in front of train No. 1. His body
was crushed almost beyond recog-
nition. Death was instantaneous
The deceased was 63 years old
and was born in Orwell township
Lehigh for the past 35 years. He
was a highly respected citiz=n and
numbered as his friends all who
were acquainted with him. He is
survived by his wife acd the follow-
ing sons and daughters: Fred R
Prince, county commissioners’
clerk; Hartley L. Prince, Mfs. B.
S. Harden,"Miss Helen Prince and
Ronald Prince of Towanda, George
Prince of Sayre and Mrs. Charles
Horton of Ulster,
Funeral services were held this
afternoon at 3 o'clock from the
family home on Packer avenue,
Towanda
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PERSONAL MENTION
Hon. R S. Edmiston was a
visitor in Sayre today.
Archer L. Laws, Esq, is at To-
wanda today transacting business
of a legal nature.
F. F, Barner and wife of Canis—
teo, N. Y, were visiting at E. A,
Kilmer's on Keystone avenue over
—
Mrs. Kate Arnold and Miss Amy
Lamont who have been visiting
friends in Sayre have gone to Che-
mung to spend the summer.
—————
Miss Nellic Weaver has gone to
Providence, R 1, where she will
be the guest of her sister, Mrs. J.
N Nevins, for several days.
eat sn
John Murphy, a former Lehigh
this
morning.
Capt. A. H. Mitchell of the De-
Harrisburg and Mrs. Mitchell are
guests of their daughter, Mrs A.
P. Wieland of South Elmer avenue.
NOT KNOWN HERE
Yesterday Chief of Police Walsh
received a telegram from the police
for information concerning John
W. Shields, who had fallen dead
on the streets of that city, Shields
carried an M. P. A. life insurance
policy, and he was registered as
belonging to the Sayre lodge. An
investigation, however, developed
the fact that Shicids is not a resi-
dent of Sayre, and is not known
here 7
The police were called to the
residence of William Johnson on
S. Elmer avenue Saturday night,
the inmates of the household have
ing reason to believe that thege
was a burglar about the premises.
An investigation failed to locate
any suspicious characters,
POLICE BUSY
The railroad police are kept
busy these days chasing illegal
train riders. Nearly all the trains
which went down the line yester-
yUUNLI a Vio
ae a 5 FRR T ie E- =
Milltown, East Side and Northern
Part of Sayre Will be Added
to the Plans
* The borough council held a
special meeting of Saturday even
ing to listen to a report of the
scwer committee. A committer,
composed of Messrs. Heverly,
West and Walker, recently went
to Harrisburg to confer with the
State Department of Health, and
to submit plans which have already
been drawn for sewers for the bor-
ough. The department recom-
mended that Milltown, the cast
side and the northern part of the
borough be included in the plans,
and the committee so reported to
the council at the meeting on Sat-
urday evening. There was a long
discussion of the matter, during
which one councilman offered to
wager that the sewer project would
be defeated when presented to the
people.
A resolution was finally passed
instructing NF, Walker, the bor-
ough engineer, to survey the dis-
tricts mentioned and make them a
part of the plans already prepared.
Mr. Walker will commence the
work at once and when the plans
are completed they will be sent to
the department at Harrisburg for
approval.
SIRE CHURCHES
RESPOND NOB
-—
The Collections Taken Yesterday
Were for the San Francisco
Sufferers ,
All the churches in Sayre took
up collections yesterday for the
San Francisco sufferers and the
members of the various congrega
tions responded liberally.
work of collecting for the fund will
be brought to a system from this
on, M. H. Sawtelle, cashier of the
National Bank of Sayre, having
consented to take charge of such
funds and forward them to the
proper authorities at San Francisco,
This morning Mr. Sawtelle re-
ceived the following telegram from
Joseph A Steinmetz, secretary of
the Pennsylvania branch of the
Red Cross at Philadelphia : “Will
your bank receive subscriptions for
the San Francisco relief on behalf
of the Red Cross, transmitting
the same to Mrs. A J Cassatt,
treasurer, Philadelphia” Mr. Saw
telle immediately wired that he
would comply with the rcquest,
WILL AWARD PRIZE
Tioga Chapter, D. A. R, will
award the priz:s in the essay con
test in whith Waverly and Athens
students will take part, in a public
mecting to be held in the Sayre
high school building on Frid
evening at eight o'clock. All who
are interested in our nation's his
tory are invited. Children below
the seventh grade will not be ad.
mitted unless accompanied by their
parents,
EE
INFANT DEAD
Harry, the seventeen months old
child of Mr. and Mrs Michael Mc-
Graw, died at their home, 207 East
Lockhart street, at 2:45 o'clock this
morning of convulsions, as a result
of teething The funeral will take
place Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock, Rev. Father Shanley offi-
ciating. Interment will be made in
the Catholic cemetery. Rogers &
Miller, undertakers, in charge,
DED AT OWED
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Frederick E Platt, aged 89 years,
only brother of Senator Thomas LE. |
Platt, died at his home in Owego |
last night after a brief illness of |
pacumonia, He was cashier of the
Tioga National bank and was a
hly respected citizen,
Tm
at the Wilbur House on Satur-
day Forenoon Next
The Spring meeting of the North
eastern Pennsylvania Press Asso-
Saturday next. The session will
oy
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J ipa
157, which is due in Sayre at 10:50
The Valley Record immediately, |
PICTURE
FRAMING
205 Desmond St,
Record, having charge of the local
The program has been arranged
B. McKee, of the
Towanda Duly Review, will talk
on the subject, “The Passing of the
All-Around Printer,” BB. L. Lyman
will take for his subject, “Higher
Prices Necessary on Account of
Increased Cost of Materials.” John
R. Farr, general secretary of the
Press League of Philadelphia, has
promised to be present and will
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Lisbilitles....... .5.............
No. of policies in force, 187,312.
Dividends pald past year .... ..
Disability
Daath, past year, ..
eet... $3,400,000 00
"Gain of aboat 40,000 rida
a Na.
287,167 50
61,639 81
Manager,
measures loo
modification.
members are earnestly requested to
be one of great importance.
“S TB”
This great rural comedy as pre
in this section of the state. It is
Homestead" and “Shore Acres.”
farmer, gives Dan Darleigh ample
opportunity to display his ability
in acting the character.
weather and!
At the |
The following are the committees
Con!
CH
W.G.
Reynolds, J. WV.
Burlingham, Ike Samuels, James
Maney; music committee, C. C.
West, R D. Wiliams, C. L
decoration committee,
De HS. Fish, Dr. MC. Hunter,
H. R Talmadge; invitation com
GRAND JURY NEETING
District Attorney Mills has about
will present to the grand jury. The
star chamber body met at Towanda
week to finish the work. Among
the indictinents drawn are several
Sayre defendants who have been
held to court on charges of thiev-
port, and assault and battery
CONTRIBUTE LIBERALLY
Do not be afraid that San Frans
cisco will get too much money,
The conditions there are even
worse than described in the news
paper. In fact press correspond
ents are unable to fittingly describe
the enormity of the awful affair.
Contribute hiberally. If every man,
woman and child gave $400 each
it would only restore the property
08s
SOGIALIST-CLUB
Meets every Frida
evening at
Howard Elmer Hose
use, Maple
All invited,
“gHousecleaning time is
this Sprin
ity. We carry a full line
high grade papers.
here and you will need
We are better pre-
designs in decorations
of H. M. Berge & Son's
Borders same price as
Desmond Street,
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side.
600 patterns in
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Pb Need attention as well as those
L of grown up, even if they are sne-
p ceded by a second set, Why
P should they suffer unnecessary pain
L and sow seeds of indigestion and
p fatare dyspepsia when we ean right
P matters at such small cost to you ?
hp Note prices
Full Set
Gold Crowns £5.00
Gold Fillings £1.00 up
Teeth Alled with cement, Boe
Teeth Cleaned He
Teeth extraotad without pain.
VITALIZED AIR
DRS. WILLIAMS & LEWIS,
Opposite Big Store.
PE 4 E2444
$5.00
TETTYTYTTIYTTYTYYY
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- Yianr {
through the newspapera for houses “to
let” or "buy" is discouraging, but don't |
give up hope. If you must wove this
Spriug an early visit to our office Is sure
to give gatifylog resalts, and the
chances are that we have ou our lists
jast the house vou require,
FRED J. TAYLOR,
SAYRR, PA.
E. M. DUNHAM, |
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Office: —Rooma 4 and 6, Kimer
Hock,
Lookhart Street, Sayre, Pu, | :
gives new life and lastre to 81d
tables, furniture and
pletare frames, It is the ideal
finish for Moors, Interior wood-
work, bath rooms, sash and
sills,
Thirteen colors— 100 different
uses - 75 cents a quart can.
All the best and wost widely
ulvertised goods are always to
be found at this store and ad
prices to please every parse,
BOLICH BROS,
HARDWARE.
G. H. GOFF
Is now ready to furnish
Pure Reservoir Ice to
Sayre patrons,
Waverly.
EE I CCE IIR
I. L. BENJAMIN,
Painter, Decorator and Paperhanger.
chairs,
. ' ' .
uni Pliones,
First-class work done promptly st rea
sonable prices.
Rosidence: 120 Spruce St., Athens, Pa.
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