Or it isn't right. There is no half way about tailoring. These Rochester Clothes will fit right, and they'll wear 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 ICE CREAM FREEZERS arm a OUR STRONG POINT A SQUARE DEAL necessity in every honshold in the summer Season, 6 quart at $2.30 We have ill of Gem. Lightning, White Moun- tain, Blizzard and Arctic, the new twin freezer that you can freeze two kinds at once and in prices ranging from 31.00 to ih $0 SM) GEO. L. ROBERTS GO. 216 Desmond 8t., Sayre. 322 8. Main St,, Athens. a If you don’t trade with ws we both lose money “ws makes and sizes and The Man Who “Gets There” Is the man who has blood real rich blood and plenty of it--in his body. Driggs” Wine of Cod Liver Oll Makes blood lots of It— life-giving, braln-aouriah- jug. strength replenishing 75¢c Per Bottle. C. M. Driggs Prescription Druggist. pank Building, Sasre, Pa. YES We have added a new line. As fine a line of 10c candies as can be bought. We are continually receiving new souvenir post cards. 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 183 LOCKHART ST. STOP, LOOK, LISTEN, New Sewing Machines, Drop Heads, $30, $25 and $30. “A Brother's Revenge” will be presented for the last ime at the park this evening. This will also be the last opportunity for witness- ing the comedy horizontal bar per- formance —— Better go over to the park this evening where it is cool and com fortable. A first-class play is be ing presented by the summer stock company, and the price of admis sion is small. IBRUYSISA 48 Yous hoe ou Sein Sold on monthl yments. Call, te oall Valley Phone 900. = Tiffany's Music Store, 222 Main Street, Athens, Pa. The Valley Record “All the news that's it to print” SATURDAY, JUNE § 1908 LOCAL BREVITIES He came to me with dizzy smile And murmured, “Is this hot 7" And all that marks the place he stood Is one small, greasy spot: ns Harvey Gray will give a dance in Eighmey's hall this evening These dances have become very popular and the indications are that a large crowd will be present this evening There will be no service_at the Presbyterian church tomorrow evening as the congregation will unite in the union service to be addressed by Rev. W. LL. Riley in the Mcthodist church. ti Republican primaries one week from today, On account of the absence of Rev. E. M. Beysher, pastor of the Lutheran church, there will be no services in that church tomorrow. Sunday School, however, will be held at the usual hour. Today has been the hottest thus far this season A There is s but one prisoner in the Wayne co unty jail. — — That cool wave promised by the weather clerk for yesterday failed to show up. At the Milltown chapel tomor~ row afternoon at 2:30 Rev. ] F, Warner will preach. Lehigh Valley passenger engine No. 2659 is again in service on the Mt Carmel Mauch Chunk run, The citizens of Chemung will celebrate the ever glorious Fourth of July in the good old fashioned way. An additional Lehigh Valley work train with Foreman Fred Smith in charge has been added to By an unfortunate typographical error an item in the Globe Store advertisement was made to read “48 in. Persian Lawn, toc,” when it should have read, “Persian Lawn, etc, special, 18¢."” Union services “will be held at the Methodist church tomorrow evening at 7:30 Address will be given by Dr. W. L. Reilly, state superintendent of law and enforce ment of the anti-saloon league. Bass fishing will become lawful sport on and after June 15 The waters of the Susquehanna and Chemung afford excellent fishing and when the season opens the nimrods will be out in full force. ou SSP ert ovidd ICKE WILE Young Woman Believed to Be An Impostor Taken Ill Hazleton at Miss Edna Blessing ot Bing hamton, enroute trom that city to Philadelphia, who is believed to he an impostor, stricken with hemorrhage while on a 1ehigh Valley train at Her condition apparently became very serious shortly after the passenger arnved at Hazleton and for a ime it was feared she would die. The | state hospital ambulance was sum- was Hazleton, | moned and pending its arrival the woman was cared for by the mem At the hos pital it was necessary to resort to prompt bers of a bridal party and heroic treatment to restore her and check the hemor rhage. Her purse was overlooked the officials took recover it and steps to an investigation and learned of the other In Carbondale she stated that <he had been assaulted while in a delicate condition periences in places. Her motive 1s believed to be for the purpose of obtaining money and exciting sympathy She was abie to leave the hos- pital within a few hours after her] admission. CIRCULATING PETITION of Congressman Mal E carculated a petition the Lehigh Valley, asking congress passes day next for a final hearing and passage, and if it becomes a law as it has been reported from the it will mean that rail roads will not be allowed to issue committee passes to their employes except when they are engaged in actual business for the company rate tickets and they area great convenience Mr. Lilley visited the shops this forenoon and secured nearly 300 names to the petition STOLE IGE CREAN During the early part of last| evening sneak thieves carried away | about two gallons of ice cream from the rear porch of the ice] cream parlors conducted by Mrs Ella Cook on Thomas avenue. The | cream was in a freezer and had been left on the porch where it was cool. The freezer was found a short distance from the porch but] the cream, the | thieves had evidently transferred it to another vessel. The neighbor. hood was searched but no trace of| to employes or low it was minus and the guilty parties | was found. HUNTING HER HUSBAND Yesterdaya woman who said that her name was Mrs Foster came to Sayre from Buffalo in search of her husband. She in terviewed Chief of Police Walsh and told that official that her husband left home some time ago to come to Sayre and secure a the Lehigh Valley The woman made diligent inquiry at the local offices the Lchigh Valley company but failed find any trace of the man she wanted. She returned to Buffilo last might wath- out her husband. SEVERE STORM There was another severe storm to the north of this section yester- | day afternoon, accompanied by hail and which did considerable dam age to growing crops and also cre- ated no end of trouble for the rail- roads. A section of track 40 feet wide was washed out on the E C. N division of the Lehigh Valley and caused considerable interrup- tion in the running of trains, position In shops. of Railroad to "STARVING AN FOUND GUILTY Tom McLaughlin Has Not Tast ed Food fer Several Days end Was Taken to the Hospital Totally exhausted from the lack of food, of which he had not tasted tor several days, Tom McLaughlin, a laborer, was found 1a the aliey in ithe rear of the Valley House mht about 10 o'clock, and as soon as his condition became known the summoned and he M: verge ambulance was was taken to the hospital the of starvation and admitted that he had foughhn was on not had anything to eat for several When found he lying ground too weak from th days on the lack of prop=r nounshment to take McLoughlin came here from Berwick where was care of himself he had been employed as a laborer in the In the car shops at that place carly part of the evening he stag gered into the lunch wagon con M K Tully North He said that he ducted by on Lehigh avenue was ill and starving and Mr. Tully offered him something to cat, but weak to two the man's stomach wa: too He retain food Was but refused to retain the (the cafe land later was found given his Had ina stomach | He left h cups of to -get into the fresh ar, lying on the] ground in a helpless condition as | | above described REPUBLICANS HELD INFORMAL MEETING About Forty Prominent bers of the Party Met in South Waverly Last Night There was an informal gathering of Sayre, Athens and South Wav erly Republicans at the Lorie house { in the latter place last might. The | meeting was of an informal nature Mem- ind there were about 40 prominent members of the Several speeches were made which | party present | of enthusiasm and will | have a tendency | were full to create a closer | | friendship between the members of | the party in the three boroughs Dr. C L Stevens, was present for [a few minutes, but who was called [to make a professional visit in the | | western part of the county, made a | few remarks and when he had | | Smished it was cvident that there | sentiment {was considerable in | favor of him as a candidate for the | state legislature from this county | The meeting was followed by al | ban juet which was most thor |oug hly enjoyed by all present. —— PERSONAL MENTION Dr. R C Taylor went anda today on business, to Tow | Mis. W. LL Johns | Horn Brook for with friends in has gone to | a few days’ visit | Miss Eva Morns of Sayre 1s spending a few weeks with relatives in Towanda Mrs. 1. N of North Wilbur avenue, has returned from at | Smiley, a visit with friends and relatives Cortland Mrs. H. LaPlant Joe went to Lock Haven this morn the former's niece which occurs 1 D. and son ing to attend funcral of the in that city tomorrow Roy Lilley (town today circulating of Towanda was in a petition in connection with the railroad hill Ww hich 15 to come up in congress on Monday next President Thomas and Superins tendent Gilroy of the Lehigh Val ley spent the past two days in Drifron inspecting the shops. 141s reported that they are going to re move a number of the machines {from the shops and transfer them to some other nt of the division, | NY P &SW Connecting Ring hamton and Williamsport May Be Constructed The Bingham'on to proposed rulroad that isto be hal from Biaghamton to Wilthamsp ort, 1 Wy le IF muter of the Herald ha« tt following Say sing and Dushore A K Harves New Y & Southwestern railroad } gFincer i pre otk, Penn sylvania is expected to arrive in Bingham ton to reopen flices of the company in the Kilmer vithin the next few days C. Forham, to the aty of late, after a tnp over the line, expecting Mr. Forham told the local men interested in the road that all the debts are settled up and that there 1s money enough building Wi visit to meet Mr. Harvey. on hand to resume the construction This will prob- of on a small scale after the The latter was ex week. With the and bona fide capitalists the project at is thought NY] Ww dead huried some hme bly be done return Mr. Harvey pected here thie debts pad back of that the ered a Ww S , COIist | and 3 3s will again be 2 put on its feet LOCAL NEWS the the has been engaged to John irioncttist of Daly, well known Packer band instruct the " Band of Waverly. Mr. Duly 1s a musician of rccopmzed ability and the members of the band Be ys dare to be congratulated upon securing A portion of the Lehigh Valley's signal gang are at present engaged at a point known Laurel Junc tion near Delano, installing 4s an ins with gy stem, the proposed staft- block Brook Junction and that point between Silver has and The frog on most railroads To overcome this a well perfected a frogless switch A single rail The point rail, which guide the track, are control led by a small lever The monument to be erected to Bradiord C distinguished hero, General Henry J. Madill, being made and [will be erected inthe Wysox ceme ounty’s ideal soldier and 15S now tery, ready for unveiling at the ans { nual reunion of the 1.41st Regiment in August. The be imposing and a thing of beauty - monument will The meeting of the Socialist lo last evening The referendum question of the imtiative and was discussed what at length. Final preparations were made for the speech by Prof at the on next Monday all are invited. some hose to Admission INJURED | TOWANDA Jack Piollet, son of Mr. and Mrs C. of severely bruised at night, which free Iohn Piollet Wysox, was Towanda last might while endeavoring to restrain He had left the horse untied and the amimal started to walk He called to the hors= and it became frightened. Mr. ['ollet grabbed away. feet, and lacerated but his injunes are ammal’s He was badly cut not o! a senous nature, EXCEEDINGLY WARM Since the beginmng: wave there have been many pros. It 1s seldom that the weather gets so trations from the excessive heat vér warm at this season as it this year. In addition to the bhs tering rays of the sun the air has been charged to the limit with humidity, making the conditions The "Exurricn’ Pillows received the highest award at all World's Fairs, and are guaranteed to be filled with pure, clean, downy, odorless positively no cotton, no * no impure or uncured feathers, are mused. "Esyericn’ Pillow has attached a patented envelopes tag, containing the Fmmerich Guarantee lusurance Certificate, an (nsurance poiicy of satisfaction or money back. Write Chas. Emmerich & Co., makers of fine pillows, Emmerich Boilding, Chicags free theirnew booklet, "Fine Feathers Make Fine Pillows." Bhows the progress of feathers {rom jocubator to finished pillow. v feathers; oddly, no hog's hair, Every genuine », and receive, 205 Desmond St. Valley Phone 191a. Is Your Life Insured? If Not, Why Not? DO YOU KNOW THAT THE NATIONAL PROTECTIVE LEGION Will give yon a better policy than any other fraternal or old line company at the exact oost of carrying it. Kiamine its TERM POLICY. Costa b7e to $1.86 par month. According to age, E. F. MERCEREAU, Dist. Manager, Office 112 Desmond St., Sayre. TONIGHT 0ax Grove Park SHEFF EER FR Prt Erbe Summer Stock Co. 44TH EP EERE R ERE EELS A BROTHER'S REVENGE Comedy Drama. i Home Builders . ¥ will delight in seeing some of the plots of land we have listed here, in viewing some houses we have sold or had built for buvers of lots, We can let you in on quite a number of ways of se- caring a home nest by payiag some now, A little weekly or monthly right Jong, Come in. FRED J. TAYLOR, HAYRE, PA. FH EPFR P44 E RHR 20004004 3 Big Specialties SLR 0 00024 F F444 044 t PRICES, 10, 20,30¢ Jou MATINEE Toc TOA Just Think Of I of It We have the of sending the PLUMBING fiomn in the isn't it? A number of our all-well- pleased customers have ex- plained it this way: “We gave you a small job that required immediate atten tion and you attended to that so promptly, and did your work so well that we decided to havea lot of oth er work attended to at the same time.” FH 442040 PPE00 OPP PEPE PAPER PEPE TIE : : i : + : : : : : : i : reputation LARGEST BILLS of any valley. Awful, White Mountain Freezers, Oil and Stoves, Refrigerators, (asoline Screen We please others, and we Doors and Windows at know that we can please you if vou'll give us a chance. Try us on anything Plumbing, Heating, Fitting and Tinwork. H. R. TALMADGE, Beth oth “Phoses. mer Ave. DF. A. G. REES, M.D. 100 Lake St, West Sayre, OFFICR HOURS: Rto 11:00 a m, 2 tod 30 7:00 to 8:00, Genito urinary and chronic discanes a BPO ANY. Roth phones in uas BOLICH BROS., HARDWARE G. H. GOFF now ready to furnish Pure Reservoir Ice to Sayre patrons. Both Phones, Waverly. Is ———— Specialties. Diseases of Women and of ths Reotam Bar, Nose and I. L. BENJAMIN, Painter, Decorator and Paperhanger. Hours 7twdangltod 7wlpm g : : Throat, and the Pro E. M. DUNHAM, NH. L. TOWNER, K.D. A. H. MURRAY, M.D. SPECIALTIES: Diseases of the ls OFFICE SAMURLS BLOCK. Glass | Valley oe phone Yin : IN Loakhart 2 palsimnt Olt ope Fine wa ak | ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Office: - Rooms ‘ wld 5, Kilmer Block, Lushan Rtreet, Bayra, Pa First class work done sonable promptly at rea prices, 10 Spruce Resldence . Athe ns, Pa. AJ. GREENR. H. DRISLANE, CONTRACTOR AND BUiDER. | Contractor and Bullder Plans and Estimates Furnished | Plans and Estimates Furalshad, Valley Phone tity | 210 Miller 8¢ Sayre, Po.
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