(CO. Smepistonew THES LITTLE PRICES the family purse. than this. We price , pany of which are larger | Politics is decidely warm. Edwin F. Loomis returned from | { i Mrs. Harry Noyes and Robert Nichol went to E!mira today. P. C. Gori of Towanda was | transacting business in Athens Dr. E. B. Joachim and C. M. | Myer were in Elmira on business the big city stores. i8 drawing heavily on t! 9 big 9x12 left our stocks left any one goes at pr clude Wiltons, Body Erussels and Tapestries About display e 50 Ax: ne third ird Floor Ham Is offered Ki About 35 are They 1n \ elve is See Wit mocks otted ¢ fo ie T nsters Reductions We have strongly featured hats prices each Friday for the last thre» Saturday special sale days will give our patroas a price third off, or better 2nd Flo little weeks his we rts Miss Bertha Stroud has gone to Hoboken to visit her sister, Mrs. Good value for every dollar you Miss Agnes Grantham of Ridley Park is renewing Athens acquain- $150 and up Frida f stele wind we n equal W hit Notable becauss of selections ( churches will generally obser Sabbath We have suits for children up to 14 year size 2ad Floor be Fine Wi Separate SKirts ite Nt nen ul nes ¥ 2350 ii 300 up to 787 230 1 $395 $l x0to §u00 haldr ed this en's day oming tide U . B Odd Pieces ibundance _ Seemingly endless varety ordinary sash ribbons (ur certain loom and buy on the doing you can assuredly cot it Notion Section Sree H id D zest thems r June brides iner Sets and nront D Pi ers it of tha Beautiful contract for a Others Dresden $125 and up wi IES Parasols te linen insert, motif | border tween nibs hand carved handles, ete Undermuslins--Choice peice for children's ‘I hey embrace every wan'ed sort corset cover and skirt combined Underwear Section 2nd W. T. CAREY, JUSTICE:OF THE PEACE : Ofloe Maney & Page Block, Rooms formerly occupied by the Iate John R. Murray, Office hours: 9 to 10a. m.; 6:30 toBp, m. Al other times during day at Valley Record office, SAYRE'S LEADING DRAYMAN. RBspecial caro and prompt at tention given to moving of Pianoe, 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, Sayrs, LENIGH AND SCRANTON COAL At the Lowest Possible Prices. Orders can be left at at West Sayre Drug Store, both phones; or at the Erie street yards at Sayre. Both Phones. COLEMAN MASSLER, HILL & BEIBACH care Best of Everything Lockhart St. Sayre. Bargains r ment Ye a rted windsor tie see the f a piece ? Floor Political Announcements 1 hereby announce myself as a candi- date for Jury Commiasioner on the Re- publicau ticket, subject to the rules governing the Republican primaries to be held June 16th next. 8S A. BLISH. Sayre, Pa, May 105, 1904, The and-raigned announces himself a candidate for the nomination of Jary Commissioner, subject to the rules of Democratic party of Bradford county. J.R. GRAHAM. Towanda, Pa, March 30, 1908, To Bradford County Republicans 1 herewith present my name #8 a can- didate for Representative in the Penn syivania Legislatare, subject to Repub- lican rules. | stand for the enactment of laws giving a straight, aniform two cnt fare on all railroad lines That olley roads shall have the vested right to transport freighta, A revision of oar tax laws to the end that corporations shall contribute to relief of local taxa- tion and be compelled to bear their just share of the barden of tax. The same to be usad for free schools or such other purpose as our people may desire, All laws to be drawn plain, clear and dis tinct so there shall be no doubt as to intention and purpose, Fdmand M. Tuton, Banuay Creek, Pa. Towanda, Pa, June § 10864, the Republican voters of Bradford County © You donbtless believe in the prioei ples published in my anuonpeement, viz Trolley lines should be permitts carry freight, Lorporations sb share of the taxes Two cent fares steam railroads, Enforcement of the constitution re lating to carrying companies (Art. XVII) by providing proper penalty for its lation If nominated and el and work for these reforms, 1 may not have seen you during the canvass, so take this method of requesting you to attend the primaries, June 18, and assist in the good work of a proper revisi the tax laws, Be sure to go to the primaries and take ir neighbors and friends wit you. Sincerely, Geo, Moserip. 9 uld pay their ju for everybody Vio- ted 1 shall vote To the Voters of Bradford County : I hervby announce myself a candidate for Representative subject to Republi can rules. | have always stood for clean politica, a fair ballot and an houest count, and 1 believe in “a square deal fur all.” If elected 1 will vote and work for such laws as will further these ends. 1 favor the passage of laws making pas s*nger rates two centa a mile, also for more liberal appropriations for schools to the end that local taxation for that purpose may be reduced to the Juwest sossible limit and for euch additional aid for road building and maintenance as the best interests of the people de mand. | particularly favor the enact ment of laws that will equaliz» taxation and compel corporations to bear their fron share of the burden, the grant ng of freight privileges to trolley com- panies, and a Hing) law that is just and Foe areata of ay hE thelr support at at the ng primaries, i GILES M. COONS, | Canton, Pa., May 10, 1908, | Try an ad in The Record, Cash or Installment BORE NO RESEMBLANCE Athens —Mrs Edith White went to Homets Ferry thas rate the story the id at that place re pp sed to be Ira Meco She the some of She 1s a sister of Ira McMillan and states that the description of the clothing and per- con of the de morning to investi; about dead man fou: cently and Millan formerly of this place Was very indignant over published statement ) papers in vesterday' id man bears no re brother. was in Athens, that vicinity » Ferry at the time men- NOTICE selling milk in the s to that of her She states farther that * he left hardly semblan he Binghamton sin ind that it is he could have f Homet tioned possible been in the All person boro complied with the ordinance 1n re- to tested for to be held hable of ordinance. having cows culosis are prov S1ons So please take notice. Athens Board of Health Illustrated summer excursion books to Keuka Lake, Chautauqua Lake, and Cambridge Springs, Pa. |a can be had on inquiry at the Ene ticket office, Waverly 15 taw We still have a large assortment of Ginghams and Percales Suitable for Dresses and Shirt Waists. Plain and Figured Lawns and Batistes All the new things in pretty silk effects and a nice lot of White Goods suitable for Shirt Waist Suits. Call and look them over. D. E. McMAHAN, I 0. O. F. Block, Cor. Pine and Main Sts., Atheas i The Aeolian orchestra furnished music for Mrs. Ahbe's reception yesterday afternoon. Ray Hosmer has joined another traveling troupe and started out on his journey this morning. Mrs. J. H. Hoffman and children, | Floyd and Edna, have gone to New Albany to visit her brother. , Sanderson Burns went to Elmira | this morning to see his daughter, | Mrs. Frank Lyons, who is quite ill. Miss wanda, Pauline Kaufman of To- | who has been visiting Athens friends, returned home yes- | terday. Miss Frances Stevens went to | Stevensville this morning to stay | at the home ot her grandfather a| short time. Dr. K J Clement and Gertrude | Clement moved their office in the | Finch building today over the hardware store Walter Ademy and wife went to Smithfield today, where they will be guests at the home of Burr] Mrs. Col. E Overton and Miss Fanny Long of Towanda attended | the reception given by Mrs. Ahbe | yesterday afternoon. The ladies missionary society | held a meeting in the Presbyterian | church this afternoon. Tea was served after the session. Mrs T A. Brennan and son Elton have gone to Liberty Cor- ners where they will wisit Mrs Brennan's parents a short time, Mrs H G Atkins and children Vera and Harmon, went to Lacey- ville this morning where they will be guests of relatives weeks, for two Mr. and Mrs. W. G. guests of her parents, J. L.. De Groff and wife. Mr. and Mrs. | Frost will move from New Jersey Frost are O. LL Haverly and wife went to Williamsport in their new automo- bile today to attend the wedding of ] W. Beeman and Miss Martha Brain tomorrow. Mrs E M Cowell joined Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Haverly in thar automobile trip to Canton today | and will attend the Beaman Brain | wedding in Williamsport tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. George Stevenson of Jersey Shore are the guests of] her sister, Mrs J. E. Swyers. They | were called here to attend the funeral of Mrs. A. Strouse in Sayre | | today. Miss Flora Atherton, who has been employed as one of the new high school teachers for next year, was in Athens yesterday. She re~ turned to her home in Chambers- | burg last evening. J. LeRoy Corbin, who died in Potterville, Pa, Saturday, was at one time a merchant in Athens and He resided in the John Ruggles’ house occupied by the Finch hardware COPAY idan Read The Record, of Goods, Some at Half Price. They Must Go Regardless of Cost or Value, Grocery Department Good potatoes . : 25 Ibs granulated sugar . 5 Ibs lemon cookies : Ibs ginger snaps . Good bread flour. Good pastry flour . 10 Ibs buckwheat flour . Pancake flour : 3% lbs oyster crackers . Soda . , Yeast foam . 3 pks raisins. Finest dairy butter Finest creamery butter . Oak Leaf and Acme soap . 12 bars Hustler soap . | Baker's chocolate Wr CN WN NN ) A A S WY APY LS A he we hy ~ . 28 and . 08 and 20 WA A | Fresh eggs . YAY ee AO | Eagle brand condensed, milk | Large cans corned beef Large cans rodst beef . ' Large cans chipped beef . | Banner oats . « vv: Best lard . Teas, . Coffees . : | 6 rolls toilet paper : | Clothes lines | Wash boards Mop sticks . . { Scrub brushes . Folding ironing tables | Jardiner stands stands : Good floor brooms . { Floor paints and brushes Oranges and lemons at lowest prices Good broom brushes Rolling pins. . . . . Crepe paper, all colors Good line work gloves 2 ba we ba bo wm wm hy bY NNN 4 COON WwW BY Lad AY ee . 10and Now Ww Croquet sets . 7 papers garden seeds . Pulp water pails . vo | Horse whips. . . 10,23 | Carpet whips | Ladies’ fine Wall racks. . . Copper bottom wash boiler, o and 1 00 Tin pans : . 8and 10 Bread tins. ... . ... .:'oO} Goodtindipper. . . . .. 1D Enameled kettles . . . 0 Large square dinner pails . . 23 Nickle tea kettles. . . . ) Shoe Deprttmnt We have a good line of men and boys’ work shoes from 1 00 up Our line of children's shoes complete, at the lowest prices. We have a large line of ladies’ shoes we will close out at cost Baby shoes Gent's Furnishing Dept - 35.50, 75 Full line work and fancy shirts Men's pants. . 1.00, 1.50, 200 Full line caps 10, 15 and Men's socks, 6 pairs . Men's socks, 3 pairs . Men's socks, 2 pairs . Full Line Underwear Blue, black and white Linen collars . Best rubber collars . . . 20 Colored and white. hdkfs, 3 and 10 Great variety of crockery, glass ware, china and notions; we will close out at cost, and some less than cost. Great bargains in this line of goods All silk nbbon at cost to close lout. Also all of the 7c Ginghams lat gc to close out, and all other cloth at cost Plated teaspoons, cach . Plated tablespoons, each . Gold clocks, each Table tumblers, doz . Salt and pepper shaker, each Water pitenss, cach Crumb trays Lamp shades . WY and ~ Ww “low AY NNW umbrellas wi RS 1s 25 and 3 . os 01 04 15 . 10, 25 and Oc 0% 10 10 10 Pearl buttons, card . Men's suspenders . Hand lamps . Standard lamps . Ladies’ black hose . Boys’ heavy ribbed, 3 iron handles . . 10, 13, 23 20 and 2 «3, 10 and i5 pairs { 3 | cl 3 107 THOMAS AVE., Sayre - - SAYRE, PA. “ABOVE ALL" THE PATRICIAN SHOE For Women = Sizes 1to 8 Widths A to Ef hi 2 35. 50, Crescent and Nubia. PRICES FROM $20.00 UP. Largest stock of bicycle sundries. Saddles from 50c up. from 10c up. Tires from $1.50 up. Pedals from 50c up. Pumps Coaster Brakes from $4.00 up. ZAUSMER'S JEWELRY STORE, Broad Street. Waverly. Yetta Peas O END to the good things at the Racket Store this week. You can find most anything you want, from a Dinner Set to a Tooth Pick. from $1.00 to $4.00, hooks free with one. Hammocks each 18 inch Window Screens 2jc. Sou- the prettiest “little brown jugs” you ever saw ; 10¢ each; venirs of Waverly very ten different styles. Special for Pay Day Week We have just received an assortment VW OD / ae NTE TST] A 2a N56 $e} 3, of China: Caps and Saucers, Plates, Su- gars and Creamers, Mustard Cups, etc, worth from 15c to 25¢, for one week only 10c each. Ebb bat ree Gregg's Racket Store, Cor. Broad St. and Park Ave. Waverly. Owing to change in case de- | CEMENT SIDEWALKS signs by the factory, we are obliged to sell When you woul a cement side- walk laid in a first-class, durable manner, call on Simeon Davis. You will get the benefit of years of o ONE INTERIOR PLAYER PIANO At Less Than Wholesale Cost all kinds Simeon Davis, Olive St, in order to keep stock up to date. This is an opportun- ity to buy a firstclass inter- ior player at an extremely low price. The action is the same as will be used in the | new cases. Come quick or write, if interested. F. A. Armstrong, 203 E. Cooper St. Athens. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Plans and Betimates Furnished ¥15 Stevenson BL. Valley Phone 212y There is no nook nor cor- ner where The Valley Rec- ord does not circulate Murphy & Blish Make Suits to Order Fit, Style and Workmanship Guaranteed ~— SE let a gm Sy RERUN
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