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for retail sales, and are in effect on days named, and
with our delivery service reaching all this valley, both
phones, and a stock of merchandise varying from
Ladies’ Spring Suits
20 suits of panama, worsted and
new check designs. One third off
17 covert jackets, some three
fourths length, some regular, other
and still others of the English
style. Until closed out one
third off.
SECOND FLOOR
Special in Rain Coats
from openiag hour until
12 noon we will deduct 25% from
any coat in our stocks. Upward of
25 styles and all sizes to select from
25% off.
SECOXD FLOOR
Special in Wrappers
For Tuesday afternoon's acceptance
We offer our regular 79¢ garment, |
trimmed and made from Simson cal- |
joo of various greys and blues, for,
"We have on sale others at 80c, |
, $1.19, $1.25 aud $1.39 in|
32 up to 46 in. for large
SECOND FLOOR
Waists Waists
Ladies’ white sheer and colored |
waists. Mussed and soiled through
showing and window samples We]
offer without restriction as to kinds
the entire lot at one half price
SECOND FLOOR
Mercerized
Foulards
= = 8 es. 30 mches wide; our reg
ular 15¢c and 18c qualities Special
for Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day, 12}c per yard
FIRST FLOOK
BigValue in Go-Carts
Weofler for Tussday and Wednes- |
day selling our regular $230 col- |
lapsible, robber tired, black enam
eled frame, with perforated seat and
back for $1.98. Small stores usual- |
ly ask $2.75. Figure the saving
Other Carriages and Go-Carts up
to $26.50.
THIRD
FLOOR
|
Furniture Dep’t
Unmatchable values in Furniture
and Floor Coverings for Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday
Inlaid granite linolenm, (A qual
9c sq. yd. In three patterns, one
blue, one light, and one dark brown
Others in block patterns, $1.00 and
£120
Lowell ingrain carpets. The buy
ers protection 18 the square core in
Rt .
the centre of the roll Look for it { . : oY
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Rugs v a
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Our sales have been UI). greater
than last year. Buyers tell us that | Ages 4 to 14, wash fabrics of seer
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we save them from $2.00 to $5.00 on | okey awn, chambrays, ginghams
same q ality offered by small dealers 79: Roc, $119
{and linens, 09¢, 7°
Special in Sideboards | #139. $145 $169, $2.59, 32 5
‘and $3.00. Others in serge, shep-
For Wednesday only we will offer | herd checks and panamas. Sailor
any sideboard in our stocks at 2U
off onginal marked price. 7 styles
and Peter Thompson styles. $3 to
$008
Parlor Pieces
$150 to $15.50
575 0 16.50
375 t0 1300
3250 13.00}
24 00
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to 35.00
complete
Big and Little Girls
Dresses
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Special Sale China
A syndicate purchase of 1,000
pieces Decorated China at about one
half value. Not over © pieces sold
to any one customer. On sale fore
noona of Tuesday and Wednesday
The assortment comprises han-
dled tea cups, bowls, salads, 6 and 7
{inch nappies, bakers’ cream jugs
chop plates and fancy cake plates
True value 1s 10¢ to 15¢ each
Parlor Tables
Parlor Cabinets
Parlor Rockers
Parlor Chairs
Davenports
Couches
Enameled Iron Beds,
with springs and mattress $785
$5500 Oak Bedroom Suits,
$17.75t0 $7500. Springs $2.00
to $487. Mattresses $298 to 314
Dining Chairs, set of six, 36.00 to
$50.00 Dining Tables $7.50 to $30
TARE ELEY
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ATOR —THIRD FLOOR FASEMENT
Men’s Shoes
at Less than
Factory Cost
John Mitchell, HHumanic, Keith's
Conquerers, Endicott-Johnson and
Crawfords: all $350 and $4.00
goods, in patent colt, gun metal,
and tans, at $2 69 and $2.98
They embrace only new lasts
and are the wanted styles in Men's
Footwear
STREET FIOOR
If It's In Our Ad It's So
We make the prices and carry
The Store for Thrifty, Careful Buyers
HILL & BEIBACH
CAFE
Best of Everything
Lockhart St.
Sayre.
SPECIALTIES:
Dissases of the Hye, Har, Nose and
EEE EEE
Wheelock Hoek,
LAWS & WINLACK, ~~ | HOLD ON
! .
i br od a minute, we want
Attorneys and Counselors | ~ [to tell you some-
|thing.
We do plumbing,
) [steam and hot wat-
| er heating, gas fit-
(ting, tinniog, sell
| the famous “Cheer-
at Law. A
A GENERAL LAW BUSINESS if
TRANSACTED. \
LAWS’ BUILDING, 219 DESMOND BT. | | <\
Valley Phone 180-A. Sayre.
Vv
C. J. Kiron, 5”
ful Home" furnace
o7== and handle the fin-
=:
: ey tures, burners, man-
Btles and glassware
£ in the valley.
We know we can
est line of Gas Fix-
SAYRE'S LEADING
DRAYMNAN.
Especial care and prompt at
tention given to moving of
Pianos, Housshold Goods, Safes
etc.
© please you on any-
, thing in our line.
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H. R. TALMADGE,
LENIGR AND SCRANTON... Eimer Are.
COAL
At the Lowest Possible Prices.
Orders can be left st Wost Sayre
Store, both phones; or at the Rrie
Both Phones.
Read The Record.
RE -E™
| H. H. Mercereau,
Dana Fice was in Trinket today
A. J. Roell of New York is in
Athens, fe
Edward Payne returned to Cor-
nell today. =
Miss Inez Brigham of Smithfi J
is visiting friends in town.
for a week's visit with friends.
Mrs. Fred Noble and children
went to Towanda this morning.
Mrs. F. A Armold and son Guy
were calling upon Athens friends
today.
Joseph B. Smith went to Nichols
today for a short stay with his
brother.
J.-H.
Roads,
Mrs. E.
Owen of Columbia Cross
is visiting his daughter,
H. Brown.
Miss Ida Huff went to East
Smithfield this morning for a short
visit with her parents.
R. N. Post went to Shores Hill
this morning to look after matters
on his farm in that place.
Prof. Rogers of Athens high
school went to Towanda today to
attend the teachers’ institute.
A B Higbee, one of the Waverly
merchants, was entertained at tea
last evening by Athens friends.
W. A Lamberson of North Wil
bur avenue, purchased a fine piano
of Armstrong Bros yesterday.
J H. Crayton and wife went to
West Franklin this morning to
spend a short time with his father,
H. B. Crayton.
Keyser Munn and Mrs. Ous
Brown of Lestershire, N. Y, are
visiting friends in Litchfield and
Athens this week
Mrs. George A. Dayton has been
spending two weeks at Stony
Hedge farm, and returned to To-
wanda this morning.
new refrigerator in operation, and
the vegetables and meat looked
very tempting this morning.
Two young fellows had a dispute
in the yard back of the Stimson
House last evening and were taken
wanda on business this morning
and will attend the teachers insti-
tute now being held in that place.
team of Athens went to Monroe-
ton this morning to play a game
with the high school team of that
place.
“Alcohol Annie” was arrested
last evening by Chief Mulligan on
a bench warrant and was taken to
Towanda by Deputy Sheriff John
Griffin.
H. C. Hays has accepted a posi-
tion in the Athens bridge works
again and will commence work
Monday. He is one of the oldest
machinists that have worked in
that establishment.
The ladies of St. Joseph's church
will open a bazaar at Elsbree opera
house Monday. Supper will be
served from 5:30 to 7 Monday.
There will be attractions each even-
ing and all should attend.
Lewis Schrier Sr., and wife, went
to Bagota, N |, today, where they
will remain with their daughter,
Mis. W. R. Leers, four weeks, and
Mrs. Schrier will remain there dur-
ing the summer, Mr. Schrier will
visit New York, Staten Island and
other cities on his way home.
The canoeists of this vicinity are
contemplating building a canoe
club house on the Susquchanna
accommodating light canoes. There
arc some fine boats being pur-
chased and manufactured for our
sporting fraternity and this boat
house will be just the thing needed.
Snyder, We obtained the story
it. This morning Nathan Sayder,
father of the deceased, showed us
Conrad was sent to the hospital that
‘day and was suffering a scvere
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STYLISH SPRING -
FOOTWEAR
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doctor said an operation must be
performed in the momning to save
{his life. Nothing further was heard
from him until yesterday morming,
when a telegram was received stat-
ing that he was in a dangerous
condition, and in about two hours
another dispatch was received with
{the news that he was dead. His
remains will be taken to Wilkes-
| Barre today and from there to But-
{ler Valley, Pa, for interment
Nathan Snyder went to Wilkes
| Barre today noon to attend the
| funeral.
AGCIDENT AVERTED
| Athens—Charles Fraley was
leading his blooded cow down
| town this morning and when they
| were opposite Fitzgerald's livery
{the ammal saw car 17 coming
| abead right after her and she reared
| and fell broadside across the tracks
| The motorman held up the car be
| fore he got to her and <0 an aca
| dent was averted. The bystanders
{looking on expected a serious
| collision.
i
| Miss Georgiana Graham and
| Miss Leona Bradley have just
| finished a very successful term of
|school in East Athens, Miss
| Graham comes from Newark Val-
ley and has taught in the High
| schools of the state of New York,
|and possesses rare ability as a
| teacher, and whoever is fortunate
| enough to secure her for another
| term will not regret their choice.
| $3 Sayre to Geneva and Return
Account Centennial Celebration, via
| Lehigh Valley Railroad. Tickets sold
| May 13th to 18th inclusive; return limit
| May 10th, Tickets will be good going
i nad returning on all trains except Black
| Diamoud Express within the prescribed
| limit. Cousult ticket agents for further
particalars, 208-21
Mill Sale
OF
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,
ATHERS.
LOOMISOPERAHOUSE
ORCHESTRA
£ Strictly Up-to-Date Music furnished
for Balls, Parties and all manner of Soo-
fal Panctlons, either public or private.
| Any number pleces desired will be far
| wir Bey Valley Record for terms,
ete.
Maynard, Maynard & Schrier
Attorneys and Counselors.
{
M. P. A. Block, Sayre, Pa. May-
nard Block, Athens, Pa.
A.E.BAKER
Carpenter and Builder.
17 Pleasant St. Waverly, N. Y.
Pl EE SSE ESE SS
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J. W. Murrelle, D.D. S.,
Office and Residence at
1068 Center Street, Athens, Pa.
Bridge Work Our Specialty
Valley Telephone 97d
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PEACE
Office Maney & Page Block,
Rooms formerly occupied by the
late John R. Murray,
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From four to eight skilled job
printers and a new, up-to-date
equipment are at your service.
| Our patrons say we have the
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mit, Mauch Chask, Allentown, Bethlehem, New
PM (Waverly 4s P. M.) Week dam
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WE PRINT
‘The Valley Record
What Will You Wear
This Summer?
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,
Murphy & Blish
Tailors, Clothiers and Haberdashers,
SAYRE, PA,
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