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variety of goods carried in the store.
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SPECIAL ON
Floor Coverings
THIED LOOK
90 Japanese matting rugs, large variety to
"select from. size 30x60. Our regular 75¢ rug
for 3 days only, Thursday, Friday and Satur
day, 59c.
! 200 ailcloth mats, size 24x30, animal designs,
E 25¢ mat. For Thursday, Friday and
~ Saturday, 17c
E50 Smith's Axminster 27x54 rogs
lar $275 value
only, $1.00
All weol and pro brussels art squares $5.87
to $9.57.
A regu
For Friday and Saturday
Garments
PORCH
Ao SSHEZLa lH
wi)
Make
Your
Hot
Porch
Cool,
= =
WithaVu-
dor Porch
Screen at
factory pri-
ces
O
We also
have Bam
boo screens
at §1 and
$2 each.
SHADES
1 Off
Smart, nat-
ty, stylish
3 Coats and
Suits for
= spring. We
are over
stocked and
have laid a-
side about 25
suits and a
cor respond-
ing number
of coats. They
are black and
yanous col-
orings. Cloth
ol panama,
brilliantine,
mixtures and
silk. All {
off original
prices
Notion
Special introd
in one lot at on
horns
007% of list price
The Leonard
They are used by
their merit.
Department
uclory showing this week at
118
sale Monday morning and 37
becausa we bought them at
Prices ranging from §1 up
See
If you have not seen it you
Enamel lined.
various Railroad companies,
cleanable refrigerators
§98/ up
Attorneys and Counselors
at Law.
GENERAL LAW BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.
BUILDING, 219 DESMOND BT,
ISOPERANOUSE
ORCHESTRA
oy Up-to-Date Masie furnished
= Parties and all manner of Boo-
White |
Mountain Freezers, Oil and |
Refrigerators,
Gasoline Stoves, Screen
Doors and Windows at
BOLIGH BROS.,
HARDWARE
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF SAYRE.
$50,000.00
$12,000.00
“Lockhart St.
Sayre.
~ Try The Record.
Capital
Surplus -
We solicit your Banking busi-
neas, and will pay you three per
cent. interest per annum for money
left on Certificate of Deposit or
Savings Aceount.
The department of savings Is a
special feature of this Bank, and
all deposits, whether large or
small, draw the same rate of
{nterest,
N. H. SAWTELLE,
Cards For Sale.
Ralls? Recusd has 1a stock the
NORE
EHH Tr ]
(In effect Dec 33, 190% )
Trains leave Sayre as follows
RASTBOUND.
Dally for Towands, Tuukhon-
Pittston, Wilkes Barve, Mauch
pam l Allentown, Dethichem, New
bl Baitimore and Washington
M. (Waverly 645A. MM.) Week days
a for Athens, Ulsfer, Towanda, Mos
roeten, New Albany, Dushore, Sattler
ol Halls, Williams
port. Wyalusing, Lacey
ville, Tunkbanaock, Fliision and Wilkes-Barre
Waverly 8333 A. MM) Daily fot
a, Toukhssuock, Plitston
f ions Gles Summit §
2 Haves, Fean Haven Junction, Mauch
Chank Allentown, Bethichem New York, Phil
sdeiphis, Baitimaore and Washlugton
Ne Towanda, Tunkbhanoock
Wilkes Barre, Olen Semml
is aed, Mauch Ch Allentown,
hem ew Yorz, Philsdeiphts, Baltimore and
A.M. Sunday culy, for Athens, Milas,
Ulster, Towands, Ly slusing, Lacey:
ville, Mesboppen ansock
. MM. (Waverly 1323 FP. M hii
Dall
for
Jack Dismond Kx-
sands, T
Pp ttaton. Wilkes Barre, Qlen Sam.
3 such Chunk, Alleslows, Bethlehem, New
York, Philsdeiphia, Baltimore and Washington
PM (Waverly q4sP. M.) Week days
9) only for Atheas, Ulster, Towanda, Mon-
ee, New Albany, Dushore, v datter-
win . Wyslasi Lacey.
| ville, Tokbensad, tston and Barre
Daily for Allentown, Bethle-
10: To Easton, Newark and New York.
Carries Sleeping Car Passengers only
WRATBOUND,
A.M. Delly for Geneva, Buffalo, Nis
I: Bi ars Palla, Tuts, by Detrolt, Chicago,
AM fut vier for Geneva, Rochester, Cal
denis, Batavia, BuSalo. Counecls for
Niagers Valls and Toromto.
A.M. Dally for Lock Venu Eiten
& f) ke Ithacs, a yn 1 Ml
. Corners, Oeneva, Rochepter, Bata
Counects for Auburn Week days only.
A.M Week days ouly, for Lockwood,
11 00 Van Kiten, , hace, Trumans
burg, Hayts orners, Oenerva, woches
Batavis, Buflaio and Niagare Palls
Daily for Ithaca, Trumansburg, Isler
4 laken, Havis Corners, Geneva, Cliifice
Springs, Victor, Rochester, Caledon
Batavis, Bula Cowpects for Niagurs Palle
Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis and points west
Connects for Auburn week days TS
3: Ark a (Watkins) Vaio Valois, Lal Nr
Varick and
AL, M. Daily for Lockwood, Vas Niten
pd Trumansburg, Hay
rao: | Genes snd Manchester.
AUBURN DIVISION,
AM Werk days only, for Owego, Pree
ville, Cortland, Camastots, Orotos,
Moravia, Auburn, W
r Haven, Syracuse, Utics and Al
| There is no nook nor cor-
‘ner where The Valley Rec-
ord’does not circulate
DR. A. 6. REES, M. D.
100 Lake St. West Sayre,
J. T. Corbin, Esq, was in To-
wanda today.
J. K. Stewart of Towanda: was in
town yesterday.
Horace Crandall is in New York
visiting his sister.
B. Ww. Bradley of Ghent was
calling upon Athens friends today.
The “Country Kid” home talent
will give their play ia VanEtten to
might, ..
Dr. George E. Ware of Philadel.
phia, was transacting business here
yesterday, :
Lewis Gore went to Sheshequin
decorating.
Thomas M. Stalford of Wyalus-
ing was transacting business in
Athens today.
Mrs. George Osborne of Tren
visiting her sister,
Mrs W, H. bore
Mrs. MW. Pearl weat to Ulster
this morning, where she will visit
at the home of Adolph Watkins,
George F. Stanton moves from
525 Keystone avenue to the James
A Bristoll house, South Main
street
C.F: Palmer, paperhanger and
decorator, Athens, Pa. Communi
cations by mail will receive prompt
altention. 301 Iw
Adolph Hinds, who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. J.
Griffin, returned to Wysox this
morning.
of Marion, Ind, are at the home of
Mrs. Tidd’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George E Davis.
George E Davis went to Buffalo
last evening to meet his daughter,
Mrs. George N. Tidd, who re-
turned home with him today.
Lewis Davis, with his wife and
child, went to Ulster today where
Davis's parents for a short time.
PATRICK REARDON.
Patrick Reardon died at the
home of his brother, Daniel Rear-
don in Ridgcbury yesterday after
noon at about 5:30 o'clock of heart
disease, aged 70 years, He was
born in Towanda but he resided
with his brother in Ridgebury, ex.
cept when he served in the army
for two years. His funeral will
take place tomorrow at 10:30 a. m.
from the Ridgebury church, Fath-
er O'Garman officiating, and Rog-
ers & Miller will have charge of
HELD T0 COURT
Tom Dangerfield had a hearing
before Justice Johnson yesterday |3
forenoon but was granted further
time for defense, which was con-
cluded last evening, and he was
held to court to answer the charge
escorted him to Towanda this
morning and he will remain in jail
until his case comes up in court.
Mrs. J. "H. Brown, 103 Ferry
street, has a fine line of samples of
tailor made dress and suit materials
which she would like to show the
ladies of Athens and vicinity, from
No. 133d.
Mill Sale
Lace Curtains
Three Days
Only
From 29¢ Pair Up
Rare chance to secure best
values at little money.
D. E. McMAHAN
L 0. 0, F. BLOCK,
200 m
ATHENS
Very Fancy Strawberries
with home-grown prices.
NEW CABBAGE
BERMUDA ONIONS
LETTUCE
| RED, RIPE TOMATOES
RICH, YELLOW, FIRM
RIPE BANANAS
| SPINACH, CUCUMBERS
| ASPARAGUS
PIE PLANT
TOP ONIONS, Ete.
Fresh, crisp and in the pink of con-
dition for careful and discriminating
buyers
MEATS
There is no season of the year
when veals are in fatter or finer
condition than now. We have a
fine lot of 7 and 8 weeks old ones
from Messrs. Payne and Z-ller for
tomorrow's trade. Stewing pieces,
to 14
Fine Western Lambs and Pork
There seems to be several hights
to “top’’ beef. The best in each
market is their “top.” Our beef
bunch of about 40 carcasses, We
paid top price—but we have the
T0P QUALITY
If you want a roast or steak ex-
tra fine, leave the order at Karner's
Top round steak . . 124%
Top hamburg . . 124
Top kettle roasts . . 10
6 Ibs plate and briskets . 2
Flank steak, hamburged . .
Another lot of oh ( HERRY
HAMS. Better buy a whole one
through the bone) They are very
easily managed then and are con-
venient for use. The Cherry Bacon
is fully equal to the hams.
We have our dried beef-shaving
machine running now, supplied
with choice cuts of well cured beef.
Try a box of our fancy Sliced
Halibut Very fine for lunches.
Potato chips . . 10
Karner's Special Blend coffee 25
Just opened a case fresh roasted
and packed this week. The best
25c coffee proposition in town.
Pure lard
3 Ib compound lard 25
6 loaves Painton’s bread . . 2%
This is the bread that made the
Waverly bakery famous.
10 bars Oak Leaf soap . . .
10 bars Acme soap
7 I starch . .
4 cans corn . .
3 cans peas .
4 qts beans . .
4 pkgs Egg O See .
4 pkgs Nu Life .
5 Force
North Rome cream cheese
3b cars oyster crackers
Wiate Star Flour 2
This is the bread flour that
makes the whitest and best bread,
stays moist longer and costs 1§c
less per sack.
14 bbl White Star
29
29
25
is bbl 4 ceive
(80c saving on a barrel)
Wall Paper
The last season we shall sell this
line. The closing prices makes a
fine opportunity to supply your
needs
Have you seen this season's
New Perfection Blue Flame
Wick Oil Stoves
They generate a blue flame jn
stantly and are extinguished as
quickly as gas, overcoming the two
objectionable features of the wick-
less stoves of past seasons: odor
less and smokeless, at half the cost
of gasoline.
Dress Shirts
The finest assortment ol fancy
materials in the best make-up soc
shirts in town. Tomorrow, 43c.
Shoe Values
Ev of course, but we
have some that are worth your at-
SHOES
+4 940000
Bridge Work
Our Specialty
a minute; we want
to tell
thing.
We do plumbing,
steam and hot wat-
er heating, gas fit-
ting, tioniog, sell
{ |the lations “Cheer-
you some-
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5d hgh
H. R. TALMADGE,
Both "Phoses. Elmer Ave.
Attorneys and Counselors.
M. P. A. Block, Sayre, Pa. May-
nard Block, Athens, Pa.
A.E. BAKER,
Garpenter and Bullder.
17 Pleasant St. Waverly, N. Y.
I. L. BENJAMIN,
Palater, Besoralw 2 and Paperhanger.
W. T. CAREY
JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE
Office Maney & Page Bloak,
Rooms formerly occupied hy the
late John R. Murry,
Office houre:—§ to 10a. m.;
to8 p,m. At other times daz
day at Valley Record olioa.
Attorney-at-Law
Notary Public
Hpeotal attention to Peaslon }
Valley Phone 11 X.
| 13 Desmond Street.
Political Announcemen ts
candidate for the Souilzaticn of Jury
Commissioner, subject rules
o rty 0 3 BG
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Tailors, Clothiers
and Haberdast