SAYRE, PA.
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WE FILL MAIL OR-
DERS AND PREPAY
FREIGHT OR EX-
PRESS ON PUR-
CHASES OF $5.00
OR OVER.
ly two alike.
karat prices.
preme.
p> Children’s Hats
+ Nr
at S50 cents up.
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J. Kiron,
- SAYRE’S LEADING
DRAYMAN.
Repecial care and prompt at.
_ tention given to moving of
Planos, Household Goods, Safes |
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WS & WINLACK,
Attorneys and Counselors
at Law.
ENERAL LAW BUSINESS
“TRANSACTED.
LAWS' BUILDING, 219 DESMOND ST.
Valley Phone 180:A. Sayre.
ORCHESTRA
fi Strictly Up-to-Date Musio furnished
and all Juana of ee
either public or private.
desired will be fur
Panctiont,
. HILL & BEIBACH
! CAFE
Best of Everything
They go from
They
SALE PRICE
§1.98
$3.00
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W. T. GAREY,
JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE
Office Maney & Page Block,
Rooms formerly occupied by the
late John R. Murray,
Office hours: —9 to 10 a. m.; 6:30
to 8p, m. Atother ti nes during
day at Valley Record office.
Read The Record.
Maynard, Maynard & Schrier
Attorneys and Counselors.
M. P. A Block, Sayre, Pa.
nard Block, Athens, Pa.
A E.BAKER
Carpenter and Builder.
| 17 Pleasant St. Waverly, N. Y.
I. L. BENJAMIN,
May-
SPECIALTIES:
Diseases of the Eye,
Throat, and the | 4]
on Bure 23: 1 : 7-8;
Wheelock
work done promptly at rea-
sonable prices.
| Residence: —120 Sprace St., Athens, Pa.
| First-class
This Summer?
today on businers.
nected with the F. E. Shoemaker
estate, returning home this morn-
1
Mrs. A. B, Williams and daugh-
city is visiting Athens friends.
his home on Susquehanna street,
noon.
Kramer's house for electric lights
today.
|land, Germany, Scotland and
| France.
The following notice in the El-
| mira papers today has interest for
some of our Athens people: “Mar~
‘ried, Saturday evening, April 28,
at the parsonage of Centenary
| M. E. church, Elmira, Miss Mary
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Orrin F. Waltman and h
The bride is a daughter of Ira
i Prince, who formerly resided in
morning.
relatives,
moved back from Glady, West
Va, to Athens,
Mrs. Charles Stevens, a sister of
{the late Mrs, Jesse Spalding, was
the guest of Mrs, M. P. Murray
yesterday and resumed her journey
home to Wilkes-Barre this morns
ing. She was a former resident of
Athens and was well known as
Miss Josephine Moody, and after-
ward as Mrs. Lucien McMillen.
the celebration.
well’s barber shop.
Daniel P. Weller of Windham
was greeting his old friends in
Athens this forenoon.
Wilkes-Barre centennial.
Miss Carrie Halfpenny went to
return tomorrow evening.
Mrs. William Farr went to Tunk-
hannock today to visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Lenox.
Jacob Eiffert has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Christine Rolls,
and returned to Ulster today.
Mrs. Hattie Dewey of New Al-
bany was here yesterday, looking
after the F, E Shoemaker estate.
The father of Pearl Ellis is here
and trying to settle his case belore
Mrs. Charles Wetmore has been
visiting the family of William Wet-
more and returned to Herrickville
today.
J. M. Clark received a postal
from his son Floyd this morning,
which states that he is gaining
rapidly, ==%
D. J. Macafee informs us that he
has advices from the Lehigh Coal
Co. that the price of coal has drop
ped 40 cents on a ton.
W. A. Wells of Smithboro, N.
Y., was the guest of Athens friends
last night and resumed his journey
to Wilkes-Barre this morning.
N. Gould, one of the oil well
drilling force, was in Athens over
night and went to Lovelton this
morning to start up a well there.
Charles Scott of Liberty Corners,
candidate for re-election as jury
commissioner, was looking after
his interests in Athens yeaterday.
{she died and has since visited her
other sister, Jeanie, in St. Paul,
John Snyder, a workman in the
Bridge works, received a telegram
from Pittsburg this forenoon in-
forming him that his brother, Con-
rad Snyder, was killed yesterday.
Conrad was a son of Nathan Sny-
der, and the family here resided in
Litchfield until recently, when Mr.
Snyder went to live with a daugh-
ter near Smithboro, N.Y. Con-
rad and a brother, George, were
working for a railroad company
No particulars have been received.
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
the Syracuse Garment Co. Phone
No. 133d. 290 m
Mill Sale
Lace Curtains
Three Days
Only
~ From 29¢ Pair Up
Rare chance to secure best
values at little money.
D. E. McMAHAN
I. 0. 0. F. BLOCK,
Corner Pine and Main Streets,
ATHENS.
HOLD ON
“="|a minute; we want
=.to tell you some-
thing.
We do plumbing,
steam and hot wat-
er heating, gas fit-
ting, tinning, sell
the famous “Cheer-
It's high time to decide
what style you want and
make your selection now
while our stock is complete,
We offer for choice all
new model single and dou-
ble breasted sack suits in
the ever popular blue serges
and the gray worsteds
which fashion has approved
as the correct thing.
To truly appreciate the
importance of the style
come here and try on the
different models. It will be
| a pleasure to show them,
The board of trustees of the|f a
Presbyterian church met last even- | §
ing and organized by electing F. E.
Bik cst line of Gas Fix-
Weller, chairman and W. G. Jor-
dan secretary.
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The Athens cadets will hold a | lig 20
meeting this evening and they de- | fn Id We know we can
sire every member to be present,| ESR A iplease you on any-
as they are getting in trim for | fd RE ‘thing in our line.
Memorial Day. a B=
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The bridge works have another
order for 3,000 tons of work from
the Lehigh Valley company. No
more shut downs or short hour
days for a long time.
Mrs. Charles Snyder has im-
proved so much that she is able to
sit up and there is hopes of her
speedy recovery, It is good news
for her friends who have been so
anxious about her,
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H. R. TALMADGE.
Both ‘Phones. Elmer Ave.
LEMIGN AND SCRANTON
COAL
At the Lowest Possible Prices. -
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It's Better to Get
ENS
the Best Than to
We Have the Freshest, Best
Fruits and Vegetables for
Our Saturday Specials
There Are to Be
Found in the
City
We stock up specially for Satur-
day, where others are closing up
from earlier in the week purchases.
Cucumbers, 5c, good size, crisp and
firm ; War Beans, yellow and brit-
tle: Round, Red, Breakfast Radish-
es, very fresh; Curly Lettuce, Spin
ach, California Lemons, Naval Or-
anges, New Cabbage.
RED RIPE STRAWBERRIES
at homegrown prices.
Bermuda Omons, Home Grown Top
Onions, Fie Plant, Finest Bananas.
Veals
Another fine lot of those prime
home dressed ones. Nothing bets
ter this season of the year in the
meat line. Come or place your
order. We have the piece and the
price you like,
Beef
This common article of diet has
soared skyward in price, by the
carcass until it has reached about
the price that we were getting for
the best steaks a short time ago,
and will be high for several weeks
or until grass fatted stock reaches
the market. We have some prime,
top quality, yellow corn fatted goods
for tomorrow.
Round steak . . .
Sirloin
Porterhouse
Kettle roasts . . . .10and 12%
5 lbs plates or briskets . . . 25
Finest boned and rolled nb
roasts 16
Rump roasts, boned and roll'd 13
Flank hamburg steak 10
Cherry Hams and
Bacon
are some of the items most fre-
quently checked off on the bill of|
fare. Just the size, not too fat, not |
salty, old fashioned ham flavor, a|
flavor found in no other ham we |
ever sold, and we have sold all the |
other socalled good hams this mar-
ket is acquainted with.
Groceries |
5 bars 20-Mule Team boarax |
25 |
29
29 |
25
6040
3 Ibs Compound lard . ~~: : 35
3 lbs Cottosuet . . . . . 35
4 qs. Beans . . ..... 30
31lbs Rio Coffee . . . . .
This is the best value in
in Athens, Pa. .
PotatoChips . . ... . . . 10
We acknowledge and save argu-
ment that your make is very fine,
but try these:
6 loaves Paiaton's Waverly
Bread rv.
Save your car fare; we
it now:
3 cans Charlofte Peas . . .
3 " Corn, “Country Gentle:
VanCamp's Hominy . . . .
10c barrels Matches .
N. Rome Cheese
ANulife .. . . ..
4EggOSee . .-. ..
pkgs. Force... . . vv.
Shredded Wheat Biscuit . . 10
White Star Flour . . . . . 1.35
No package or delivery c
for returning your money if W
Star is not the equal of any flour
you have ever used. We save you
15 cents a sack.
We sell and recommend Money's
pure fresh ground mill products, oS
clone, Standard Graham and Buck-
wheat flours, meal, corn and oat
chop, chicken feed, etc.
Furniture
We have a fine stock in Suits,
Chairs, Chiffoniers, Dressers, Ta-
bles, Stands, Bric-a:Brac, Springs,
Iron Beds, Mattresses, etc., priced
reasonable, payments to suit Cup
ideas,
Cadet Mowers
are made by the Caldwell factory,
one of the largest and best known
firms in the business, $300 and
$3.25
“Try them before 20 buy them"
is the way we sell ¥ :
7-STRAP, 2.BUTTON SANDAL
They are here again and in all
sizes, It's impossible to recall the
many different people and the size
they wanted who asked us to save
them a pair in their size. So come
and be fitted now.
Dress Shirts.
We have patterns that are new
in the market, well made up, full
body, good sleeve A 5c
they last out they go at 50¢.
Screen Doors
In all the standard sizes in a variety
of grades, designs and x
Sia al widkhs, screen
cents Per
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