right, because they are made right.
The beauty of it all is that they're as well tailored be- |
neath the surface as they look on the surface.
Our $10 special is a wonder, a dozen styles to choose
from, a dozen patterns of a style, a dozen reasons why
you should look through our line before you buy a suit.
MANEY & PAGE,
SAYRE and ATHENS
Tools tor Working the Garden
Weeding Hoes, 20, 25 and 30c¢
Field Hoes, 10, 20, 25 and 30c
Weeaders, 5 and 10¢
Children’s sets, 10, 25 and 40¢
GEO. L. ROBERTS CO.
216 Desmond St., Sayre. 322 S. Main St., Athens.
Wr If you don't trade with us we both lose monsy. “es
YES
Welhave added a new
line. As fine a line of
10c candies as can be
bought.
We are continually
receiving new souvenir
postcards. Our variety
comprises over 5,000
styles of views, etc. A
full line of Eaton Hur-
but stationery always
in stock at
OUR STRONG POINT
A SQUARE DEAL
The Man Who
“Gets There”
plenty of i8—In his body.
Driggs” Wine of Cod Liver Oil
Makes blood lots of It—
75¢c Per Bottle.
0. M. Driggs
2D, SATURDAY,
2, 1906
Messrs. Samuels and Sawtelle
Have Purchased a Desirable
Piece of Property on South
Elmer Avenue
Yesterday afternoon Messrs | A
Samucls and M. H. Sawtelle pur-
chased of Lewis Eighmey the lot
adjoining the department store on
South Eimer avenue, and it is
among the possibilities
up to date opera house will be
erected thereon. The lot is 75x100
feet and 1s one of the most desir-
able in the business
the town
the sale 1s not known, but as prop
erty on Elmer avenue is high it is
section of
The consideration for
to be presumed that a good round
figure was paid for the lot.
This morning Mr. Samuels stat-
cd that the lot would be available
for opera house purposes provided
parties can be induced to come
here and build. Already the busi
ness Men's Association has secured
pledges for quite a sum of money,
which will be given to anyone who
will come to Sayre and put up a
theatre
If, however, there is no chance
of securing sufficient capital to
erect a theatre Messrs. Samuels and
Sawtelle will build a large business
block.
ST. ANTHONY'S DAY
The Italians of the valley are
making elaborate preparations for
the observance of their natal holi-
day, St. Anthony's day, June 13
A native Italian priest of New
York will be present and speak to
his countryman in St James church
at South Waverly. There will be
a big parade in which the Italian
orders will take part, and for which
band The committee of arrange-~
ments has engaged G Angolone of
New York to come to Waverly
with his assistants and £300 worth
of fire works which will be dis-
charged in the evening. Itis ins
tended to make this the largest
and best celebration ever held on
Is Now B:ing Entirely Obliter
ated by the Lehigh Valley's
New Line
The excavation at East Towanda
tor the new line of the Lehigh
Valley railroad is obliterating
what is no doubt the oldest ceme
|teries in Bradford county east of
the Susquehanna river, says today's
Review. Thus week several graves
have been uncovered, and others
will no doubt be as the work pro
the graves so far
have been found,
many of them in a good state of
preservation
gresses. In
opened bones
These bones are be-
| ing carefully preserved and will be
again deposited in the earth in
some cemetery
From the very earliest settlement
of this section in 17-0, this spot at
| East Towanda was the bunal place
| for a wide section. Here, with the
| exception of the Stropes and Van
| Valkenburg's, who had a cemetery
{on what is now the Madill
the pioneers brought their dead
farm,
| Burials were no doubt made there
over a century and a quarter ago
other
| positive knowledge on the subj ct
[but it is reasonably certain that
there have beén no burials in the
cemetery within the past 75
Common field stones were used to
‘mark the graves and the cemctery
| covered a number of acres.
There are no records or
HOSPITAL NOTES
Mrs. Hattie Brink of Sayre, was
admitted to the hospital this fore
noon.
| Russell N. Harris of Lake We-
|sauking, underwent an operation
| for gangrenous this
| afternoon.
appendiatis
Mrs Elsie Brown and William |
{ Birch of Colley, Pa, were dis-|
| charged today.
| Jay Bartholomew, an employe of
| Hart's planing mill, suffered an ex
tensive laceration of the middle
| finger of the nght hand yes
terday afternoon while operating
one of the machines. He went to
Jar Containing Them Will Be
Opened Some
This Month
Some time during this month
Mrs John Fish of Oneida street
will open a can of peaches that
were canned forty-on~ years ago !
In fact the peaches were canned
by the mother of Mrs Fish the year |
the latter was born. The can is th
old fashioned screw top kind and |
Day During
the fruit 1s evidently in a good
state of preservation and it 1s ex |
pected that when it is opened it |
will be as palatable as it would
have been had it been opened |
within a short time after canning.
The can was given to Mrs. Fish by
her mother, and she has had it in
her pissession ever since. Recent-
ly she decided that when she was
forty-one years old she would open
it. Her birthday occurs this month
and on that day the can will be
opened.
LOCAL NEWS
Christian Endeavor meeting at
the Church of Christ at ¢
There will be no regular ev ening
o'clock.
service on account of baccalaureate
sermon
Aldo & Amour, a comedy hori-
-ontal bar team, have been engag
Grove Park next week, The team
and create storms of laughter
All members of Washington
are requested to
meet at their hall Monday afters
To at
tend the funeral of the late Brother
By orde r
-
Because there was a slight short
bh
age in his accounts Arthur Sturton
and insurance agent at Ilmira, ats
terday. He placed a revolver to
head, fired, but the bullet
a fi=sh wound.
Bo 2 Wy
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The “"Emmexicn'’ Pillows
received the highest award
at all World's Pairs, and
are guaranteed to be filled
with pure, clean, downy, odorless ;
feathers; positively no cotton, ro o
shoddy, no hog's hair, no impure or uncured feathers, are used.
Every genuine “Emuzmicn’ Pillow has attached a patented envelope-
tag, containing the Emmerich Guarantee Insurance Certificate, an insurance
policy of satisfaction or money back.
Write Chas. Emmerich & Co., makers of fine pillows, Emmerich Building,
Chicago, and receive, free, their new booklet, “Fine Feathers Make Fine Pillows,”
Bhows the progress of feathers from incubator to foished prlow,
CALDWELL'S FURNITURE STORE
205 Desmond St. Valley Phone 191a.
Is Your Life Insured? If Not, Why
Not?
DO YOU KNOW THAT THE
NATIONAL PROTECTIVE LEGION
Will give you a better policy than any other fraternal or old line
company at the exact cost of carrying it. Examine its TERM
POLICY. Costa 570 to $1.85 per month. According to age.
E. F. MERCEREAU, Dist. Manager,
Office 112 Desmond St., Sayre.
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viewing some houses we have sold or
had built for buyers of lotsa, We can leg
you in ou quite a number of ways of se-
curing a home nest by paying some cash
now, a little weekly or monthly right
dong. Come in,
FRED J. TAYLOR,
SAYRE, PA.
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a similar occasion in this vicinity | the hospital for treatment. | 8 a
and it 1s expected there will will be = urglars eflzcted an entrance to
hundreds of Italians from through WENT 0 ROCHESTER the Benetal gl Walter Brewer |
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out this section in Waverly on that | on Wedaesday
WEBER'S BOOK PARLORS
133 LOCKHART ST.
Wellsville, N.Y , has an epidem-
1
ic of diphtheria. Twenty cases
have developed in three days
Fewer pike are being caught,
the fish are leaving the spawn beds
and taking to the water. Carp is
about the only fish that takes the
hook nowdays
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STOP, LOOK, LISTEN,
New Sewing Machines,
Drop Heads, $20, $25 and $30.
Delivered at your home on trial. Sold
on monthly payments. Call, write or
eall Valley Phone $0c.
Tiffany's Music Store,
222 Main Street, Athens, Pa.
The Valley Record
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*“’All the news that's fit to print’
SATURDAY, JUNE 2 1908,
It is said that there will soon be
something doing in political circles,
As the time for holding the prima-
ries draws near, the politicians
usually begin to wake up
The park theatre is enjoying a
good patronage, there being an-
other large crowd last night. If
you have not attended a performs
ance yet it is time you did so,
At the Baptist church tomorrow
morning the Lord's supper will be
administered. In the evening there
will be no services on account of
the baccalaureate sermon at the
high school.
Alumni banquet Monday even-
ing.
Commencemet at the High school
next week.
School days are practically over
for this year.
. The price of coal advanced ten
cents per ton yesterday.
John Bingham, of Lockwood, a
contestant in the Elmira Adver-
tiser's scholarship race, was in
Sayre yesterday afternoon. He has
many friends here who are collect-
ing coupons for him.
The straw hat is having a hard
tussle for populanty these days.
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The Sayre borough council
meets on Monday evening, and the
meeting will be of an important
nature. It is expected that the
sewer committee will be in a posi-
tion to make a report of a satis-
factory nature and the town hall
project is also likely to come up.
George Rogerson is confined to
his home by an attack of rheuma
tism.
The lawns in the park are for
the second time undergoing the
shearing process.
Reserved seats for the concert
on sale at Jump's at g o'clock a.
m., Monday morning.
- Harvey Gray will give the Sixth
->
A ball team from the fourth
grade in the Elmer avenue school
went to Athens this morning and
played with a team from Willow
street at the driving park diamond
The score stood 3 to o in favor of
the Sayre team, Eugene O'Neil is
the manager of the Elmer avenue
team, while Louis Stephens is the
ghmey’s hall this evening.
ie Gambler's Wife" for the
day
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SENER COMMITTEE WET
A meeting of the sewer com-
over the plans which have recently
been completed by Borough En-
gineer N. F. Walker. The plans
which include the Milltown and
East Side distric's were sent to
Harnisburg today for the approval
of the State Health department It
1s expected that they will be re,
turned to the committee in about
ten days Until they are approved
the committee will not be able to
report anything of a definite nature
to the council.
rr — meet
A GOOD EXAMPLE
The borough of Tunkhannock
posing a fine of $10 for the follow-
ing : Obstructing the sidewalks,
nding bicycles or vehicles on the
sidewalks, coasting on
throwing stones, snowballs or base
balls on the streets, shooting puns,
gregate or loiter in a manner to
obstruct public travel. Other bor-
oughs could emulate example of
Tunkhannock with profit.
RECEIVED NEW LOCOMOTIVE
The Baldwin locomotive works
have just delivered to the Lehigh
locomotives, ten freight and five
fast freight locomotives. This
company will receive shortly from
the American locomotive works
years the Lehigh has been noted
for its fine motive power equip-
ment and the new engines recently
received will make a handsome
Yesterday E. D. Adamy and |
{ Charles Miles went to Rochester!
land they were accompanied by the |
former's son Clay Adamy, the lad
who lost both of
near the Milltown bridge last
fall While in Rochester Mr |
Adamy consulted with a firm re-|
garding the purchase of artificial |
his legs
limbs for his son. An order w is |
placed and it 1s expected that the |
limbs will be fimished within two
weeks
FOURTH OF JULY RACES
The Athens Driving Park Asso-
ciation held a meeting last night
and decided to hold races on the |
afternoon of the Fourth of July |
provided there 1s no public cele- |
bration in any of the three valley |
towns. A commnuttee was appoint-
ed to secure the horses and efforts
will be made to got some of the
liveliest
steppers in this section.
One of the features will be a farms
| er's running race, for which a purse
of $50 will be offered
LEHICH ENPLOYE HURT
Henry Eichler, an employe of
the Lehigh Valley, fell from a
freight car at Hazleton yesterday
‘and sustained a severe injury to
his back. D.S & S. engine No
22, in charge of Engineer Kreck,
| was derailed at Drifton last evening
| It required several hours work to
retrack the engine.
FOURTH ANNIVERSARY
Yesterday was the fourth anni
versary of the mail carrier system
in Sayre. The service was started
after another was added. The
postmaster is still fighting for an.
other one, in order to meet the
constant growth of the office.
Inight of this week and secured
about $13 The thieves
gained entrance throuph a window. !
They were unsuccessful in their
eff irts to open the safe and thereby
nussed $73
mn money
-
There will be no services in the!
Lutheran church tomorrow on acs
count of the absence of the pastor. |
In the evening the members of the |
congregation will join in the ser-
vices at the high school, at which |
time the Rev. | F Warner will
preach the baccalaureate sermon. |
The Sunday school will be held at
the usual hour
Frank B. Ferns, of No. 112
South Hopkins street, died this
The de
ceased had been a resident of Sayre |
|
for some time and was
illness of consumption
$2 years of |
He had been confined to the!
house ncarly all winter and had |
been unable to work for a long |
time.
age
He 1s survived by his wife, |
one son, Howard, of Sayre, and
one sister, Mrs. Arthur Haight of |
Athens. The funeral will be held |
from the home Monday afternoon |
at 1 o'clock, Rev. Ira Hotailing of]
the Baptist church officiating The |
remains will be taken to the Forest
Home cemetery at Waverly for in-
terment.
NP. L PAYOFF
At the mecting of the Blick!
Diamond, No N. P. L, the|
following received dividend checks
EO. Pealer, G. F. Beloud, Henry |
F. Martin, Emma Greer, Charles
Rutey and Etta Wilbur, A death
benefit was also paid to G. W. Sny-
der beneficiary of his brother, Cons
rad Snyder. After the pay-off ice
cream and cake was served,
320,
A 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
dries in the valley
Twenty - five dif
ferent styles of
fixtures to
from, and, until
June 1st, these
will be on sale Al
COST. Don't
wait until the best
ones are picked
out, but come now
And save money
mn those fixtures
that you need.
Refrigerators,
select
Mountain Freezers, Oil and
Gasoline Stoves, Screen
Doors and Win dows at
BOLICH BROS.,
HARDWARE
G. H. GOFF
Is now ready to furnish
Pure Reservoir Ice to
Sayre patrons.
Both Phones, Waverly.
A. H. MURRAY, M.D.
SPECIALTIES:
Diseases of the Har, Nose and
Throat, and the
tting of Glase-
Bours 0-13; 1.8; 7-8;
os RU7e- 0 3 7-3; Sundays by
SST
SOCIALIST CLUB
Meets every Friday evening at
Howard Elmer Hose house, Maple
street, West Sayre. All invited,
Everybody welcome.
H. R. TALMADGE,
Both 'Phoges. flmer Ave.
DR. A. G. REES, M.D.
100 Lake St. West Sayre,
OFFICER HOURS:
Sto 11:00 a. m., 2 to 4.30, 7:00 to 8:00.
Genito urinary and chronic diseases a
apacialty. Roth phonea
H. L. TOWNER, M.D.
Specialties.
Diseases of Women and of the Rectum,
Hours 7Tw9am ltd 7to8p.m
OFFICE SAMUELS BLOCK.
Vallay Telanhane T7v. 1%R Laokhawe Sg
I. L. BENJAMIN,
Painter, Decorator and Paperhanger.
First-class work done promptly at rea-
sonable prices,
Resldencs: 120 Spruce St, Athens, Pa,
A.J.GREENR. H. DRISLANE,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. | Contractor and Builder
Plans and Eetimates Furnished | Plans and Estimates Furalshed,
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