and the committee appointed for
Rogers, visited the Willow street
and Page school buildings yester-
day afternoon to give patriotic talks
ia all of the rooms so well prepared
Wash Suits and Frocks
For Girls of All Ages
midsummer and we are titling out lots of families
from infants to gr ip girls. Prices you will
be willing to pay and selections you will be glad
WI
Flags Flags Flags
For the home, business house or grave of the fallen
hero. You will want to decorate on Memorial day
We have them various priced from 3¢ per dozen to
$15 each. Sizes 2 in. x 3 in. in cotton to 12 ft x
20 ft in wool.
to get
SFA OND FLOOR
Infants, children’s and
lace and lisle, 15¢ to 39¢
TREET FLOOE
ladies
short and long
Saturday and Monday offer on
low shoes. Tan. gun metal, vic
leathers. All $350 and $400
leading shce manulacturers
this sale. Prices $269 an
TREET FLUOK
65¢,
Men's high and
and patent colt 7x9 10-wire
value, $1100
rugs. Regular
Special in Porch
Often times sold for $1 25, now
Rugs
Rugs
Rugs
Saturday and Monday
Tapestry rugs Regular $15.00
9x12 10-wire Tape try rugs Reg-
9x12 8 wire Tapestry
£1300 value $1400. These are
last
Chairs
3
25¢ values, 19¢
On sale
STREET
Some are plain
FLOOR —NOTION SECTION
5Uc values, 38¢
Hammocks---36
Kinds
Goods of 1st
in any quantity
in colors and
But
quality, 20 pattern
In inlaid “A”
ers
We buy on a jobbing
throughout were touchingly beau-
tful and impressive We found
Miss Ethel Gray, the musical in-
structor, everywhere at the post of
duty, and as she led them in the
work up to the highest standard of
excellence. The teachers in charge |
of the different departments also!
deserve high praise for the discs |
pline and mental
scholars.
get the sacnfices of the heroic de-
f:nders of our nation, we know and
feel that Athens has not done so,
and that the children of our schools
are fully alive to the responsibilities
required of them to make them
good loyal citizens and patriots.
No part of the children’s exer-
which was shown in the flag salute.
There is no person can estimate
the value of the impressions ab-
sorbed by the youth who stand be-
fore the flag on frequent special
occasions and pledge their loyalty
to it and the principles it typifies.
Its stripes of red illustrates the
blood of freemen shed for freedom
from oppression, Its parallel
stripes of white, the purity of pur-
pose. Its stars are bnlliants mul-
tiplying as the years roll on which
are set in the azure blue of the
skies where omnipotence reigns.
It was a beautiful sight tous to
witness the children and youth
giving such loyal expressions of
POTIOV
T. GAREY,
JUSTICEOF THE
PEACE
LHdLLHLLS
Office Maney & Page Block,
Rooms formerly occupied by the
late John R. Marray,
Office hours: - 9 to 10 a. m.; 4:30
to 8 p,m. At other ti oes during
day at Valley Record office.
C. J. Kiron,
SAYRE'S LEADING
DRAYMAN.
Bepecial care and prompt at
tention given to moving of
Planoce, Household Goods, Safes
otc
LAWS & WINLACK,
Attorneys and Counselors
at Law.
A GENERAL LAW BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.
LAWS’ BUILDING, 219 DESMOND ST,
Valley Phone 180-A, Sayre,
LENIGH AND SCRANTON
COAL
At the Lowest Possible Prices.
Orders can be left at West Sayre Drug
Store, both phones; or at the Eris street
yards at Sayre, Hoth Phones.
COLEMAN NASSLER,
HILL & BEIBACH
CAFE
Best of Everything
Lockhart St.
ALLL LALAALALAALALL SAO 888
POPPI IVITITITITIITITTY
Sayre.
ra
ATHENS.
E5+n Brown went to Laceyville
todiy where he 1s working
Elmer Gregory and Bert Camp-
bell went to Towanda today
Miss Esther Macafee of Sheshe-
quiu was calling upon her Athens
friends today
J. W. Beaman, Esq, went to
Trow this morning, where he will
remain over Sunday.
Miss Myrtie Taylor went to To-
wanda this morning to wisit rela-
tives for a few days.
Mr and Mrs. J. T. Stalford spent
the day in Owego as guests of |
Mrs. Stalford’s parents.
Miss Ellen Leary of Bentley
Creek has been visiting her friend,
Miss Hannah Leary, and returned
home today
Mrs. Leslie Mingos and children
have been the guests of friends in
Athens the past week and returned
to Burlington today.
The ladies of the high school
will hold a candy sale at Sanford’s
drug store Saturday afternoon and
evening. The sale 1s given by the
freshmen for the benefit of the jun-
101s
A valuable Eaglish setter dog
belonging to A. W. Corby was
killed by the street cars at corner
of Spruce and Main street yester
day afternoon.
Victor Howe and two sons, and
)
there they go on a western trip.
Sayre to take teachers’ examina
tions.
A very interesting meeting of
Army hall last evening and ten
new members were received. C
J. Dun of Williamsport, National
secretary, was present and ad-
| Miss Bourse gave recitations.
There was a bunch of young
Biscuit company unloaded them
meadow. They created consider-
able curiosity until it was found
what they were after.
a birthday party at the Presbyterian
church parlors this evening. Their
invitations are accompanied by a
dainty silk bag in which it is re-
quested that the person shall place
as many pieces of money as they
are years old. The ladies promise
secrecy and state that they will not
reveal the age of any in attendance.
~~ BENEFICENT EFFECT
of Harris street, and Chief Mulli- |
found him
him home.
| material on the streets. E. B. Car-
work.
their regard for this emblem of the
nation’s grandeur, and we sincerely
thank Prof Rogers and his teach-
ers and scholars for such expres
sions of their loyalty to our soldier |
dead, our country and its flag.
$10.45 Sayre to Boston, Mass.
and return via the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road, June 5th to 8th, account American
Medical Association. See Lehigh Val-
ley Ticket Agents for further particu-
lars. 15-td
$4.50 to Toronto, Ont. and Return
Account Decoration Day excursion, May
30, vis Lehigh Valley railroad. Tickets
will be sold Ma stn, good retarning
until Jane 2 inclusive, on all trains ex-
cept the Black Diamond Express. For
further information see L. V. Sickest
agents.
—
$3.00 to Buffalo and Niagara
Falls, N. Y. and return, account Lehigh
Valley railroad excursion, Decoration
Day, May 30. Tickets sold Hay Sie
with return limit May 31st, good going
and returning on all trains, except the
Black Diamond Express, within phasctib:
ed limit. Por farther partion
Lehigh Valluy ticket agents. 12-4
$8.25 Sayre to New Haven, Conn.
and return via the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road, Jane 84 to 6th, account Knights of
Columbas Nations! Coancil. Bee Lehigh
Valley Ticket Agents for further par-
ticulars. 16-td
OXFORD TIES
For Men, Women and
Children in all the latest
styles, prices ranging
from 70c to $3.25. Ev-
erything strictly new;
no old stock. Call and
examine our shoes and
convince yourself.
D. E. McMAHAN,
I. 0. 0. F. Block,
B. F, LAUER'S SHOE SHOP
B. F. Lager alten. to give notice to
blic that he has purchased the Esta-
bio 604 South Main street,
wil ieee salt adhe bout
I - 8
il open’ desires to wee all his old
and new oastomers,
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The best in quality, the
best assortment, the lows
est prices. Each week
finds the supply of veget-
ables coming from nearer
by points. This week we
have Cucumbers, Wax
Beans, Early June Peas,
Large, Meaty White Po-
tatoes, etc, etc, from
Long Island Asparagus,
Radishes, L-ttuce,Oanions,
Pie Plant, cic, from our
enterprising home gar-
deners. The shorter the
cut to market the fresher
the goods.
Fruits
Fancy bananas, oranges, pineap=
| ples and strawberrics.
‘Home Fowls
A few very fancy fresh killed
yearlings.
A 1 Beef
Nothing finer, very tender, rich
flavored.
Porterhouse steak .
Sirloin steak
Round steak . .
Prime ribs, boned and rolled
Prime ribs, short cut . . g
Prime rumps, bon'd and roll’ d’ 121 4
5 lbs plate . . . 25
5 lbs briskets . . 2%
Piame kettle cuts . . 124
Good kettle cuts | 10
Hamburg steak . c 190
(fresh ground while you wait)
Veals
The finest of the year are now
coming. We have a fine lot for
tomorrow.
Chops .
Stewing
Cherry Hams
AND BACON, unusually ten-
der, unmatchable flavor, just salted
to taste, none just as good. The
Cherry brand, and that brand only,
has that rich, appetizing flavor.
Cadet
That name stands for the best
medium priced lawn mower on this
market. Made by a well known
firm, which means repairs always
easily obtained. $3.00, $3.25, $3 50.
Icicycle Coolers
Scientifilally designed, skillfully
constructed. A dry air cooler at a
minimum cost for ice, a low price
on a first quality cooler.
Blue Flame Wick
Oil Stove
Tasting is knowing. We will
send any size and let you sec the
working of this perfect summer
range. A success is the popular
public verdict. Time payments if
more convenient.
Shoo Fly
Don't waste your time and ener
gy on “‘shooing” them cut; put up
the screens before the rush comes
A new line of doors, windows,
wire cloths, fly paper, etc
Groceries
Yes, this is the only place you
find White Star bread fiour. Best
grade flour at third rate price,
1 bbl White Star . . . . $1
gen 2
4
16
4
. 124 14
.8 10
25
45
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sib Gsugar. . ... ..
2510s. G. sugar . , . 7. }
5 bars Oak Leaf .
5 bars Acme .
5 lbs starch .
4 Qts. beans .
1 bu potatoes .
1 sk pastery flour .
1 sk cheap flour .
12 Ibs salt pork, no bone
3 cans good peas .
3 cans of good corn
3 Ibs Golden Rio coffee
1 can Karner's special coffce
1 1b finest Basket Fire Japan
tea . .
i Ib finest green Japan tea .
1 Ib excellent Ygreen Japs
tea .iin .
3 Ib tea dust . .
Can hulled corn . . .
(fine for breakfast )
Force (mill shipment)
Purelard . .
Furniture
Look the different stocks over ;
post yourself thoroughly, then fook
get our stock, and we will be sat-
ed with the résult. We have a
be line to select from. Priced for
business growth
KARNER Sh
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WILLIAMS & SUTTO!
SHOES SAYRE, PA.
| A comparison will convince you
¥ that the Walk-Over Shoe for men
at $3.50 and $4.00 is the best shoe
§ ion the market today.
@ This week adds many new num-
0: gbers to our Walk-Over line. :
J. W. Murrelle, D.D. S.,
Office and Residence at
106 Center Street, Athens, Pa.
Bridge Work Our Specialty
Valley Telephone 97d
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Office
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printers and a new, up-
equipment are at your service.
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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 th’ ng.
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,
Lockhart St, Next to Pos