R. Pay.
of the thrifty people with us.
Your own good judgment will determine
dising.
Millinery Offerings
One Half to One Third Off
Friday, May 13, we will again feature hats, same
as we did last Saturday when 43 were sold in one
day. They are the production of our work
rooms, conducted by our New York trimmers. We
save no expense to keep foremost this department.
What you buy here is correct in style. One day
To $100 to $500 hats will be sold fur 3 a3 to
5.00.
ECOND FLOOR
Ped Dame Fashion
Says Ribbons
Are Right
We anticipated their pop
ulanty and greatly increasd
our stocks by obtaining di
rect mill purchases, Dres.
dens, Persians, gun metals
and white are the prevailing
wanted things at under pn-
ces. We invite a close 1n-
spection. 10c up to $2.00
NOTION SECTION —STREET FLOOR
~ (Curtain Section
FURNITURE FEPAKTMENT
Nottingham Curtains § 45t § 239
Insh Point Curtains 15890 to 1000
Arabian Curtains .- 1.39% 1000
Muslin Curtains 39 t 1.25
Bobbinet Curtains 119 to 239
Madras Curtains 97 to 147
Curtain Net 25¢, A7¢ and 57c¢ per yard
Curtain Edging and Insertion, 5c. lc 15¢ per yd
THIRD FLOOR
Garment Department
We don't want to carry over a wool garment
As a result we continue our offer on unsold num-
bers of various styles and materials, one third off
SECOND FLOOR
Carpet Department
Japanese Mats, 27 in. x 22 in. They are our
regular 75¢ porch or room mat, are variously de
sigaed, and are on sale Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday, 59c.
Another lot of 50 Oil Cloth Door Mats, size
18in. x 36 in See table full street floor Always
sold at 25¢; Thursday, Fridsy and Saturday, 17¢c
THIRD FLOOR
Unusual
Offerings
Initial
in
Embroid-
ered
and
Hand
Drawn
Hand ker-
chiefs
Plain and Hemstitched, all linen
Plain and Embroidered 15¢ and 25¢
Plain Initial, or enclosed with wreath, 15¢ and 25¢
Japanese hand drawa work, vanously designed
They are worth one third more by way of com-
paring Mexican goods 50c to $1.25
NOTION SECTION—STREET FLOOR
W. T. CAREY,
JUSTICE OF THE
PEAGE
wanda today.
Towanda today.
Office Maney & Page Block,
Rooms formerly occupied by the
Office hours: 9 to 10a. m.; 6:30
to 8 p,m. Atother Uanes daring
day at Valley Record office,
Superintendent H. S. Putnam
was in Athens today.
Sylvester Collins and wife of
State Run, Pa, have been guests
of his brother, Gorge Collins of
Athens on their way to Potter
county.
Mrs. C. H. Humphrey of Terry
town, is spending a short time with
today they together went to Elmira
where they will be the guests of
fnends a short time.
The Waverly Choral Union will
races May 30.
SAYRE'S LEADING
DRAYMAN.
tention given to moving of
Pianoe, Hovsshold Goods, Safes
Waverly on the evening of May 23.
It will be given under the direction
of Mrs. Blackmore, who has had it
in rehearsal for several months.
The Supreme Council of the
Royal Arcanum is now in session
at Old Point Comfort, Va. Supreme
Regent Wiggins has doffed his
LAWS. & WINLACK,
J B Smith will go to Ellindale,
del, in a few days to make a
month's visit with hus neice, Cora
Attorneys and Counselors | jester.
at Law.
James E Fredenburg died at the
i GENERAL LAW BUSINESS home of his daughter on Hugh
TRANSACTED street, Wednesday evening, aged 7§
.
ycars.
LAWS' BUILDING, 219 DESMOND ST,
Mrs. F. I. Estabrook was in at-
Valley Phone 180-A. Sayre. tendance at the Women's Christian
Temperance Union
LERIGH AND SCRANTON Sayre today.
COAL
At the Lowest Possible Prices.
Orders can be left at West Sayre Drug
Store, tar » ot as Rs
yards at Sayre. Both Phones,
COLEMAN MASSLER,
CEES
Save money by buying there. 6 ¢
The Rt Rev. Bishop Hoban will
H. H. Mercereau, joseph'schuch
Attorney-at-Law
Notary Public
Special attention to Pension Papers.
Valley Phone 11 X. week.
13 Degmond Street, Sayre, tery F, Third Penna. Heavy Artill-
IT the war of the Rebellion.
DR. A. 6. REES, M.D.
100 Lake 88, West Sayre,
OFFICE HOURS:
8 80 11:00 a. m., 1 to 4:30, 7:00 to 85:00.
Genito and chronle diseases s | |
crown and sceptre and is presiding
We tremble lest they may adopt
some more new edicts.
The Hosmer Marine band will
furnish the music at St. Joseph's
fair this evening. A large number
of useful and ornamental articles
will be sold at auction. On to-
morrow evening the Aeolian or-
chestra will render a fine concert.
The Italians, Camila Mato and
Joe Ocid, were on tnal at court
yesterday on the charge of violat-
ing the pure food law, by attempt
ing to sell renovated butter. The
|jury could not agree and their case
will go over until next term.
| The ordination of Alvin C
Sawtelle and John V. Axtell will
take place at the Presbyterian
church next Tuesday evening when
the Presbytery of Lackawanna will
convene for that purpose. The
public are invited to the exercises,
William's Carbolic Salve With
Arnica and Witch Hazel
The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Tet
ter, Chapped Hands and all skin erup-
tions. It is guaranteed to i satisfao-
refanded. rice 250 by
liliams MCg. Co, Props.
0. Bold by M. Driggs,
ATHENS
Strawberries Naval Oranges
Bananas,
New Cabbage Texas Onions
Lettuce Radishes
Extra Fancy California Celery
Cucucumbers Aspiragus, Etc
Home Veals
Never better than now, 6to 8
weeks old and well coated with fat,
tender, juicy and fine flavored.
«8c
. 12C
Stewing pieces
Chops
10
rs, 14
Flour
White Star
friends
flour is gaining |
day. “It's better
fl »ur for less money” is the general
verdict.
1; bbl sacks
1; bbl sacks
1 bbl in sacks . . + :
Cyclone, Spray, Standard, Mor-
ley’s graham, meal, buckwheat
flour and mill preducts
Groceries
Cream cheese, old .
- - new
every
i
i
f
Pure lard .
Potatoes . .
Best creamery prints |
5 Ib sacks sugar, granulated
231b * i if 1
3 Ibs fancy Rio coffee .. to}
1 Ib Kamer's Special blend
coffee « 0. 25 |
(2 unmatchable coffee values)
Oak Leaf soap
Acme soap .
Lump starch
3 cans red salmon .
3 cans pink salmon .
6 lbs broken rice
Banner oats . .
Force i
Shredded wheat .
Egg O See
Nu Life
toc bbl matches . .
H. P. pea beans, qt.
Miscellaneous
Best Painted Garden Wheelbar-
rows, regular price $3 25; Saturday
price, $2.63,
A nice assortment of plain and
high grade screen doors and win-
dows, wire cloth, poultry netting,
fence posts, garden tools,
All colors in
Jap-a-Lac, Devoe Paints
Varnishes, Oils, Glass, Etc.
Blue Flame Wick Oil Stove
Is the newest and best stove of its
kind that has been brought out yet.
Lighted and extinguished as
quickly as gas. Blue flame from |
the start, intense heat, economical,
and pleasant to operate.
Market
Top cuts of beef put up ina
skilled manner,
5 lbs brisket .
5 lbs plates .
Hamburg steak .
Round steak . .
Finest quality rump roasts,
boned and rolled .
Top quality nb roasts, boned
and rolled .
Top quality
short cut .
Pork chops 13%
Porkroasts . «iv 5. «13M
CHERRY HAMS AND BACON |
are ina class by themselves. There |
are no “just as good” to the users
of Cherry hams and bacon.
Chuck roasts . . . . 10¢, 124
Wafer-cut, sugar-cured, sun-
dried beef put up while you wait is
a long start toward a good lunch.
Potato chips are fiue if properly |
made. No guess work with the
Golden. Boxes 10c.
Cadet Mowers
Contain the cutting features of
higher priced machines, are lighter
to handle, made of first quality ma-
terial by the Caldwell Lawn Mower
Co. $3.00 and $3 25.
20
27
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ribbed roasts
14
SHOES
BARGAINS IN
+¥
SHOES
100 Pairs
Edwin C. Burt and
Patrician Shoes for
Women. Regular
Price $3.50 and $4.
Sale Price
$2.78
A. E. Nettleto
$3.98
100 Pairs
La Lrance and
Other
$3.00 Brands
for Women.
Sale Price
$2.19
200 Pairs
Walk-Over, Mon-
arch Pats, and
Worthmore
n's
and $4.00.
Sale Price
$2.78
WILLIAM P. LANE
Athens—Notice of the death of
William P. Lane of Owego, in last
evening's Record, brings sadness
to some of his old Athens friends
who have known and respected
him highly in earlier years. He
was a talented musician, and took
part in many of the events that
prominently in past
times. He possessed a high tenor
voice, such as is seldom met with
among professional singers and his
Office and Residence at
106 Center Street, Athens, Pa.
Valley Telephone 97d
services were sought for far and
near. Mr. A. C McCaslin was in
Binghamton day before yesterday
half hour before he started out on
his fatal fishing trip with his two
little grandsons. He was in good
spirits and anticipated great pleas-
ure from lis day's outing. Mr.
Lane worked in Athens last sum-
mer as painter and decorator in al
carriage manufactory.
BIG CROWD ATTENDED
Athens—There
was a large
fair last evening. The rug was won
W. E Croll. The door
prize of a ton of coal was awarded
Carroll of Sayre. There will be
special attractions tonight and
Hosmer's band will be present to
enliven the hours with good music,
young people after the exercises
are over
| | L.
We wish to call your
attention to our numer-
ous selections in
Lawns and Batistes
Resldence: -1
AN
UNUSUAL
THING
Did you ever
hear of a plumber
having a “Special
Sale?”
Well, that's
what we're doing
We have the larg
est and most com-
plete line of Gas
Fixtures and Sun
| lies in the valley . J “
Twenty - five dif- | *®
{ Twenty tv ait ~The Satisfactory’ Place.
fixtures to select
from, and, until
Jupe 1st, these!
will be on sale AT 2
COST. Don't printers and a new, up-
wait until the best €quipment are at your
ones are picked
out, but come now
and save money !
on those fixtures
that vou need.
Murrelle’s Printing
Office
| disposition to please.
| our promises.
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i
Elmer Ave.
: Valley Pose 128x.
BENJAMIN,
WE PRINT
20 Spruce St,
A few samples of which
are to be seen in our
ei,
window. We also have
a line of
Summer Suitings
In the pretty silk effects
for this season.
We invite you to call
and look over our stock
What Will You Wear
This Summer ?
It's high time to decide
what style you want and
make your selection now
D. E. McMAHAN
I. 0. 0. F. BLOCK,
ATHENS.
E. M. DUNHAM,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Lockhart Rtraet, Sayre, Pa,
CAFE
Lockhart St.
Sayre.
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
la pleasure to show them. §
++
| Murphy & Blish,
Tailors, Clothiers and Haberdashers,
SAYRE, PA, A
Lockhart St, Next to Postoffice