Or it isn't right. There is no balf way about tailoring.
These Rochester Clothes will fit right, and they'll wear
right, because they are made right,
dozen reasons why
MANEY
& PAGE,
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OUR STRONG POINT
[CE CREAM FREEZERS
Are a necessity in every household
in the summer season,
2 quart at $1.30
3 quart at $1.50
4 quart at $1.80
6 quart at $2.30
We have all makes and sizes
of Gem, Lightning, White Moun-
tain, Blizzard and Arctic, and
the new twin freezer that you
can freeze two kinds at once and
in prices ranging from $1.00 to
$9 80.
2168 Desmond St., Sayre.
322 8. Main St,, Athens.
We; have added a new
line. As fine a line of
10c candies as can be
bought.
e 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
WEBER'S BOOK PARLORS
133 LOCKHART 8ST.
STOP, LOOK, LISTEN,
New Sewing Machines,
Drop Heads, 12, $25 and $30.
Delivered at your Some on trial. Sold
vay Jayac. Call, write or
Tiffany’s Music Store,
222 Main Street, Athens, Pa
The The Valley Record
“All the news that's a to ——
FRIDAY, JUNE 8 1908,
LOCAL BREVITIES
How is your “appetite for potted
meat?
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The Sayre senior class of '06
had their pictures taken this afters
noon.
The Republican primaries will
be held one week from tomorrow
evening.
cern con
The big county bridge across the
Susquehanna at Wysox is being
repainted.
The weather clerk promises us
cool weather, and the indications
today are that he will keep his
promise.
Posters which have been hung
in various windows announce that
Sayre is to be visited by a circus
next week.
The Aeolian orchestra will ren-
der selections tonight at the re-
* ception of the Alumni at the Ath-
ens high school.
“A Brother's Revenge" at the
park theatre this evening. It is
Sclightiluly cool 3t the park and i
“Gets There"
Is the man who has blood
real rich blood -and
plenty of it In his body.
Driggs’ Wine of Cod Liver OH
Makes blood lots of 1t—
life-giving, braln-noarish
ing, 36, Skrengh- er
ee Per Bottle.
0. M. Driggs
Prescription Druggist.
paok Building, - Sayre, Pa
It is said that the disclosures be-
ing made by the beef inquiry are
likely to cheapen the price of meat.
Let the good work go on.
William Fisher, an engineer em-
ployed by the Lehigh Valley, was
overcome by the heat yesterday
while preparing to pull No 4 east.
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It is said that none of the Brad
ford county delegation voted for
Stuart for governor. The gentle-
men composing the delegation were
all for Louis A. Watres.
The degree team of the Sayre
Aerie of Eagles will go to To-
-|wanda on next Wednesday even-
ing to initiate a large number of
candidates into the mysteries of
the order at that place.
The marriage of John M. Lee
and Miss Mary Alice Fisth oc-
curred in New York city on June
sth. The groom was tormerly a
resident of Sayre, having been em
ployed here by the Lehigh asa
special officer. His bnide 1s one of
New York's most estimable young
women.
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The kindergarten that has been
conducted by Miss Mary Warner
in the Vaughn block during the
last year, held its closing session
today. Miss Warner has accepted
a position elsewhere and will not
open the kindergarten next year
She was quite successful in her ef-
forts here.
A Sayre citizen said yesterday
that the plan of each property
owner removing the stones from
the street in front of his residence
would be an excellent one and that
he would agree to it provided the
services of the street commissioner
were dispensed with, He says that
he can see no reason why taxes
should be levied for this purpose
and then turn around and do the
WTO TITS
Hence Fight Lads Were Arrested
by Special Officer Wilson and
Fined One Dollar Each
Costs
and
Special Officer George Wilson
today noon arrested eight young
lads who were
Shepard's creck near the old
Southern Central bridge. As itis
the first time that any of the lads
were everuader arrest, and the of-
fense with which they were charged
In swimming in
a trivial one, The Record forbears
The lads,
to 17
to give their names
whose ages range from 12
years ol age, were brought belore
Justice Nelson, and were fined one
dollar cach and the costs making
three dollars each mall. Fnends
and they were released
There is anordinance prohibiting |
without tights or covering for the |
person, and the lads were taken in|
custody by the special officer under |
the provisions of this ordinance
All the boys are employed Ly
the Lehigh Valley in the shops
and two of them assigned their]
time to get money with which to
liquidate their fines. Onc little!
tellow who declared that he earned
only 30 cents a day, and that he
supported his mother out of this |
amount, refused to pay the fine and |
costs, and he was released.
PLEASED BIC AUDIENCE |
“A Brother's Revenge a four
and replete with sensational situ-
ations, pleased one of the largest |
audiences of the season at the park |
last night. Every seat in the
theatre was taken and the audience, |
judging from the frequent applause, |
was well pleased. The play was
creditably presented and each]
member of the cast was admirably
suited to his or her part. It will
be repeated this evening. Last
night “The Great Train Robbery”
was shown by the moving picture
machine. This is one of the best
pictures in the business and never
fails to please. This will also be
repeated this evening
0DD FELLOWS MET
The local order of Odd Fellows
held a meeting last night and con.
ferred the initiatory degree upon
three candidates. June 24 was
named as the date for holding the
memorial services, and as the
cemetery association has refused to
allow services of this character to
be held in the Tioga Point cenie-
tery, they will probably be held on
the hospital park. An invitation
from the Waverly lodge to attend |
the memorial services to be held |
in that place on the 17th of this
month, was accepted
PRINTER KILLED
Leo Cushiog, 18 years old, was
fatally injured in the office of the
Morning Times at Hornell yester- |
day morning. While the big du-|
plex press was in motion, Cushing,
contrary to the rules, opened a trap
door and went underncath the
press. His head was caught be-
tween the bed of the press and the |
rollers, and his neck was instantly
broken. The deceased was 18
years old, and why he went under
the press will never be known.
HOSPITAL NOTES
CTPSES 0 WIRED STEM GROWTH
0 OF ONES BEATS A BOC
Authorities of That Place Told Considerable Activity Among the
the Nomads to Move On
The band of Gypsies that visited
peiled to leave town on orders
from the borough authonties met a
similar fate at Owego. The bunch
run the town with fortune tellers.
Chief of Robinson
information
Police -
other
to the character of the
of the he
ordered them out. That particular
from
band and
band of nomads will find consider
able trouble in being allowed to
stop anywhere
table lot never before visited this
A more disrepu
section
PERSONAL MENTION
Mes. CE Knipp has gone to!
Rocky Point, Pa, for a month for |
her health.
G. M. Angier is improving an dl
making alterations to his residence
Edw in F
visit with his mother
Charles EE. Felton, proprietor of
the Dickens Book Shop at Towans
da, 1s visiting Sayre friends today.
| He was a welcome caller at The
| Record office
-
Miss
{the teachers the Sayre high
school, left this morning for Wy.
in
Daniel Bentley and wife went to
Towanda this morning to attend
in-law, Mrs. Lloyd Bentley, whose
Wednesday
I. M. Os borne of the First Na-
tional bank of Towanda,
off in Sayre this
enroute to Elmira
stopped
afternoon while
where Mrs. Os-
borne 1s visiting friends. He look
ed 1n on his frends at The Record
office
Miss Eva Rathbun returned this
morning from [Ithaca where she
has been attending the graduating
exercises at the Ithaca Conserva
tory of Music. Mrs. Harry T.
Pole, formerly Miss Melissa Treat,
who appeared here in a concert re
cently, among
was those who
tener
Messrs Blish and Gillespie re
turned last might from a visit to
Canton, Burlington and
other places in the western part of
the county. Mr. Blish is a candis
date for jury commissioner on the
Republican ticket and he says that
matters political are looking ex-
bright. He has many
friends all parts of Bradford
county and they will rally to his
support on Saturday next. Mr.
Blish will also get a flattering vote
here at home. In fact he should |
receive the undivided support of
his party.
ceedingly
in
This Summer
A number of dwellings are going
up an vanous parts of the borough
While buildin
{as brink as summer before last, yt
{7 cpcrations are not
| the activity in this direction 1s veny
noticeable. Ral estate quotations
are firm and the transfers that have
been made recently indicate that
| values are established on a solid
basis. Property owners are mak
ing amprovements that add to the
value of their holdings. On every
hand one sees new cement walks
being laid and dwellings
| repainted
being
Desirable houses are
| all occupied, there is but one vacant
|store room in the town, and the
[indications are that business will be
| good dunng the summer. Sayre is
| having the sort of growth now
| that makes for permanence.
NIGHT OFFICER
CORNER RESIGNS
Tenders His Resignation to
Chief Walsh This Morning
This morning Night Officer
William Corner, who has been a
member of the local police force
since last fall, handed his resigna
tion to Chief of Police Walsh
The resignation is to take effect at
Mr. Corners
tendering
reasons for
at this
time are unknown. His beat in
West Sayre will probably be taken
| by Special Officer Jay Lewis until
the next meeting of the borough
council, when his
be duly appointed. The position
only pays $45 per month and it
appears to be a difficult matter to
get men to stay on the job at thas
LOCAL NEWS
Newspapers are always glad to
get all the news that 1s obtainable
and The Record is no exception to
the rule
his resignation
successor will
If you cannot bring or
send your news items to the office,
use the telephone. Call 128x.
of
school will give a trolley
the members of the senior class
this evening. The place of meet-
ing will be at the home of Miss
Rebecca Peckeas on North Elmer
avenue,
The junior class
the high
nde to
A number of the young friends
of Hilbert Daniels tendered him a
birthday surprise party at the home
of his parents on South Elmer
avenue yesterday afternoon. Re
freshments and games were enjoy
ed by the young people, and the
little host was wished many events
of a similar nature
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Want ads inserted by persons
not having a ledger account with
The Record must be paid for when
ordered
printed We positively
TOWN HALL PLANS
It is expected that the prelimin
be here by the first of the
Cu mang
having charge of the matter will
hold a mecting for the purpose of
may be
committee have been
desired. The
of the plans and it is likely that ere
cannot charge want ads indiscrim-
the expense of bookkeep
of proportion to the amount involy
| ed in the transaction
NTEENS NEWS
Mrs. Willis McDaniels went to
| Overton this morning to visit her
| father, C. F. Brown.
Barry, also of Sayre, and Bernard |
Ackley of Laceywille, underwent |
noon
Mrs. Michael O'Brien of Waver-
ly, was discharged this forenoon.
John Low of Sayre, an employe
severe laceration of the scalp this
forenoon. He was taken to the
hospital for treatment.
Read The Record,
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PUMP HANDLE ORDERED
Borough Clerk Mercere stated
Desmond street park. The old
one was broken a few days ago,
since which time the thirsty ones
have been compelled to go else-
where for water, It is expected
that the handle will arrive here in
B Fk. Tanner, an old comrade of
| the - Pennsylvania cavalry, who
was born in Athens township and
now resides in Milton, Pa,
newing his old acquaintances in
this
1S re-
vicinity,
NOTICE
| There are some who have not
paid their old taxes. Please call
and settle by June 15 and save
trouble, J. LIL. Plumstead, Cols
26-8
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= PILLOWS
Pillows
with pure,
¥ feathers;
no hog's hair,
shoddy,
poticy of satisfaction or money back.
205 Desmond St.
POLICY.
Fairs, and
downy, odorless
no
feathers, are used.
or uncured
, "'Fioe Feathers Make Fine Pillows.”
Examine its TERM
Sayre.
Below Are a Few of the Specially
Banner Oats, pkg
Shredded Wheat, pkg
2 pkgs Apltezo biscait
3 pkgs Apitezo grains
NEW ARRIVALS AT
GROCERY
THIS BUSY
3 pkgs Wamaco sugar wafers We
Kueipp's malt coffee, a coffee substi-
tute, 2 1b pkg 25¢
Anchovies, French beaos, Feaner's grape
jaice, ginger ale, Bensdorfs cocoa, Ar
mour ox tongue
Juigettes, 3 pkgs
Hrooke's cayatal soap, bar
2 pkgs maltine wafers
3 pkgs milk biscuit
3 pigs Excelsior butters
3 Ibs excellent molasses cakes
Potato chips, ib
2 lbs evaporated apples
1 cans Hoyt's tomatoes
18¢ caus Pippy telephone peas
3 cans Herald bake beans
See following
hands
and Uollee
Coffee
offee
lea
Tea
One pound be
One pound 2bo
One pound 40e
Qoe poand 40¢
Cue poand 40¢
Ope pound 50¢
Oue pound C0
Tea
Tea
lea
BOTH 'PHONES
Priced Itews
Cherry Bacon
White Lily Lard
We sell the above too and everything
vise that's good.
! cana Island Beauty bake beans ....
4 cans Climax corn sieves
3 cans Cone wago corn
! cans red Alaska salmon
3] quarts beans
Pillsbury’s Best flour
Washburn's best flour
10 1b sack Personius’ pancake flour. . 200
4 Ibs ginger snaps
3 10c jars chipped bat 7
.. 180
100
be
..100
.+.100
.. 100
Cucumbers, Asparagus,
New Potatoes, String Beans
»
..one § inch frying pan
Combination grater
one flour sifter
one 8 quart granite milk pan
one quart milk pall
one large turquoise pudding pan
one granite stew kettle
See South Window,
148 Desmond St.
Corvaant
Home Builders
will delight in seeing sowe of the many
plots of land we have listed here, in
viewing some houses we have sold or
had built for buyers of lota,
you in on quite a number of ways of ae
caring a home nest by paving some cash
now, a little weekly or monthly right
along. Come in,
FRED J. TAYLOR,
SAYRE, PA.
G. H. GOFF
now ready to furnish
Pure Reservoir Ice to
Sayre patrons.
Waverly.
Is
Hoth Phones,
AH. MURRAY, M.D.
SPECIALTIES:
Discasca of the Fi 0
Te To pests
oa, oure 3
Office, Whealoek Bloak,
appolntment.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Office: Rooms 4 and 6, Kilmer Rlook,
Lockhart Street, Sayre, Pa
A.J.GREEN
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Plans and Eetimates Furnished
U35 Stevenson 88, Valley Phone Uy
R. H. DRISLANE,
Contractor and Builder
Plans and Eetimates Fornished,
210 Miller BL. Sayre, Pa.