the family purse.
than this.
the big city stores.
is drawing heavily on the
tnday 0 big 09x12 2 left our stocks
clude Wiltons,
and Tapestries
display
Body Urussels, Axn
About one third
rd Floor
Hammocks
Knotted (
: Lawn Seals
They 1n I awn Swings
insters, Veivets | Vidor Porch
yf¥ See Window Fo fing C §
Porch Rockers
re rugs offered
About 35 are
€] Stoves. 23
Reductions
prices each Friday for th
will elaborate on
Satorday special sale days
third off, or better
2nd Floor
01] Stoves, $5
Doors
ncly
Wind
iter Coolers
i his we
$109
24 56 up
2498
ck - 250]
Joe Bush took a fabing trip to,
| the wilds of Sullivan today.
Miss Anna Keele went to At-
| lantic City yesterday for a week.
Ds. J. W. Murrelle went to La
| Porte this morning on business,
{ Wilham Erk returned from a
| day.
Mrs John Bixby and daughter
of Sayre spent yesterday with Mrs.
| Seth Hawkins.
|
{ Good value for every dollar you
| leave with us tor shoes and cloth-
H. Sattler.
Mrs. Almira Snell went to Milan
| today where she will be with rela.
tives a short ime,
259
4.67
nas hinges 2 measure
3c to Joc
$150 and up
Friday and
andor ely
Notable becauss of
churches will generally
suits for children up to 14 year size
2ad Floor
Separate Skirts
ts
3 A
$1.59 to $6.00
iren's day in
coming
al Jot of tub
6c to §5 Beautiful
Odd Pieces
Seemingly endless variety
ordinary sash ribbons
certain loom and buy on the
Notion Section
Undermuslins--Choice
peice for children’s up to $6
‘They embrace every wan'ed sort H
corset cover and skirt combined, all «
Underwear Section 2nd
a l Be CAREY,
JUSTICE:OF THE
PEACE
Office Maney & Page Block,
Rooms formerly occupied by the
late John R. Murray,
Office hours: 9 to10 a. m.; 6:30
to 8 p,m. At other times doring
day at Valley Record office.
G. J. Kiron,
wiland Dinner Sets, and
rgest themselves here in
June brides
rv ont of the
contract for i Others Dire
$125and up
Parasols
ite linen insert, motiff bLietween nib
hand carved handles, el
Bargains
Peter P
Cme Ww
ir ment Y9c a
it cat prices
New Lace W
eren tha .
een Lhe Lawns, shor
Ave yo
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ME sie8ves «aC and up
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Political Announcements
I hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for Jury Commissioner on the Re-
publican ticket, subject to the rules
governing the Republican primaries to
be beld June 16th next. 8. A. BLISH.
gf ony Pa, May 15, 1804,
The andeysigued aanounces Bimasit 2 a
candidate for the nomination of Jary
Commissioner, subject to the rules of
Democratic party of Bradford county.
J. BE GRAHAM.
Towanda, Pa., March 30, 1908.
To Bradford Coanty Republicans:
| herewith present wy name as a can-
didate for Representative in the Penn
sylvania Legislature, subject to Repub-
lican ruiea. | stand for the enactment
of laws giving a straight, uniform two
cent fare on all railroad lines. That
trolley roads shall have the Yastud right
to transport freights. A re n of our
tax laws to the end that co vi rations
shall contribate to relief of local tax ‘-
tion and be compelled to bear their just
share of the burden of tax. The same
to be used 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
Edmund M. Tuton,
14-td Bentley Creek, Pa.
Towanda, Pa, Jun 8, 1968,
To the Republican voters of Bradford
County :
You doubtless bLalieve in the prinei-
nitted to
their jast
everybody on
senger rates two oenta a mile, also for
more liberal appropriations for schools
to the end that local taxation for that
purpose may be reduced to the lowest
possible limit, and for such additional
aid for road building and maintenance
an the best interests of the people de
’
SAYRE'S LEADING
DRAYMAN.
Especial care and prompt at.
tention given to moving of
Pianos, Housshold Goods, Safes
elec
ples published in my announcement, viz
ae lines should be per
arry freight
Corporations should pay
share of the taxes
Attorneys and Counselors Two cent fares for
tI steam railroads,
a w. Enforcement of the A i re-
lating to carrying companies (Art. XVII)
4 GENERAL LAW BUSINESS by providiog proper penalty for r ita vio-
lation
TRANSACTED If nominated and elected | shall vots
. and work for these reforms. | may not
have seen you during the canvass, so
LAWS’ BUILDING, 219 DESMOND BT., tak. this method of requesting yom to
attend the primaries, June 18, and assist
Valley Phone 180-A. _Hayre. in the good work of a proper revision of
AE the tax laws.
He sure to go to the primaries and
LEKIBH AND SCRANTON take your neighbors and friends wit
you. Sincerely, Geo, Moserip. 29
COAL To the Voters of Bradford County :
I hereby announce myself a candidate
At the Lowest Possible Prices. for Representative subject to Republi
can rules. | have always stood for clean
politica, a fair ballot and an honest
Orders can be left at West Sayre Drag cunt, and 1 believe in “a square deal
Btore, both jphamet; oe 84 ® Brio street 1. 1" |f elected I will vote and work
erry Ay th Phones. for such laws as will further theses ends.
COLEMAN MASSLER,
SEm——
CAFE mand. | partiontany favor the enact-
ment of laws that will equalize taxation
and compel corporations to bear their]
Best of Everything [ior rig priviicgea to trolley con.
og of freight privileges to trolley com-
g panies, and a libel law that is just and
aquitable. Pledging myself to the int-
Lockhart St events of the people, | sthally solicit
. their support at the Sewing I primaries,
GILES COONR,
Canton, Pa, May 10, 1908.
es Cash or
BEAMAN-BRANE
Athens -Jos. W. Bzaman, Es is
of Atiicns and Miss Martha Brane
were married at high noon today
at the residence of the bride's par
ents in Willlamsport. It was a
brilliant event and was attend@d by
a lirge company of society people
The bride has visited at the home
of OL and has
friends who will be glad
come here as a resident of Athens
Mr. Beaman 1s one best
citizens and stands high in profess
social circles, We
extend congratulations. The happy
couple will be at home in Athens
in about two weeks,
$4 50 to Toronto, Ont., and Re-
turn, account Lehigh Valley railroad ex-
cursion June 14th, 1306, Tickets will be
#old for all trains except the Black Dia-
mond Express June 14th, good returning
on all trains except the Black Diamond
Express June 17th inclusive For fur-
ther particulars ses Lehigh v alley tick-
et agents. 25
$3.10 to Auburn and Return,
woeount Old Home We
June 24-20, 1908,
Haverly many
to wel-
of our
sional as well as
Tickets will
antil June 30th inclusive,
particularssee L. V. ticket agents. 26
$4.50 to Toronto, Ont
tarp, account Lehigh
carsisn July 4th, 1906
mond E 1 ress July 4th,
on all trains except the
Express te niuiy ith inclusive,
We still have a large
assortment of
6Ginghams 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. McMANAN,
I. 0. O. F, Block,
borer Mbens
W.S. Catlin is working in the
{interest of the M. P. A ia To-
wanda and vicinity.
Riy Finch of Bucknell univer-
his summer vacation.
George W. Stevens and “wife, who |
have been guests of J. E. Swyers, |
returned to Jersey Shore today.
Arunah Ladd and
New Albany, were in towa today. |
Mrs. W. I Burrall and children,
that been wisiing at J. L
Dyer’s, returned to Covington, Pa,
today.
have
The W. C. T. U meets tomorrow |
afternoon with Mrs. Pierce, Penns
sylvania avenue
land Heredity.”
To day is flag day and old glory
is displayed on Perkins Post hall
and from many homes and places]
of business in Athens.
| There was a company of quoit|
| tossers pitched a very interesting |
|game in the alley back of Mid.
have been visiting Mrs. Bradley's |
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Miller, |
returned to their home at Franklyn,
N.Y, yesterday.
Robert, Genevieve and Sarah, went |
to Dushore this morning and they |
will spend several weeks visiting |
relatives in that vicinity.
The regular meeting of the N.
P A will be held tonight in G. A.
R. hall. There are ten new mem-
bers to be admitted and other
business of importance to be trans-
acted and it is requested that all
members be present.
A merry party of about 15
gathered at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. I. Duncan last evening to
give them friendly greetings for
their 15th wedding anniversary
They were given a handsome
rocking chair as a mem ento of
irniendship and good wishes.
C. F Knapp went to Litchfield
Centre yesterday and sold a beau-
CLEARING RING SALE
Great Cut Pric Price Sale
of Goods, Some at Half
Price. They Must
Go Regardless
of Cost or
Value.
Grocery Department
Good potatoes. , . . ...
25 lbs granulated sugar .
5 lbs lemon cookies .
§ Ibs ginger snaps .
Good bread flour .
Good pastry flour.
10 Ibs buckwheat flour .
Raljeake flour . er
: lbs oyster crackers .
Yeast foam .
3 pks raisins. . .
Finest dairy butter .
Finest creamery butter .
Oak Leaf and Acme soap .
12 bars Hustler soap . . .
Baker's chocolate . _ 28 and 30
| Baker's cocca . . . 08 and 20
| Mixed pickles, bottle . 10
| 3 cans Bell condensed milk . 25
l3cansbestcorn. . . . . . 23
|3cans Red Seal lye. . . . 25
2 cans_pears. . . .- .'. . 28
[Fresheggs. . . ..... 19
[Headlight oft. . . . . . 1
7 boxes sardines. . . . . 2%
7 ibs starch... 2%
\E agle brand condensed milk 15
| Large cans corned beef . . . 20
| Large cans roast beef. . 20
NL Le Le Wn
NO NNN
Banneroats . . . vo. 2
Bast lard, . . , «sco IO
: . 10, 25, 40 and 350
Coffees . . 15, 18, 23,
Clothes liges. . . .... 10
Wash boards . . . . . + 23
Mop sticks .
| Scrub brushes
| Folding ironing tables
| Jardiner stands .
| Bible stands . .
[Good floor brooms .
Floor paints and brushes
. § and
prices
. 10and 1§
| Crepe paper, all colors
| Good line work gloves . 25, 35, §
3 qts beans . ;
sets .
7 papers garden seeds .
| Horse whips. . . 10, 25 and 350
(Ca arpet whips . .
Ladies’ fine umbrellas .
Wall racks.
{Copper bottom wash boiler,
90 and 1
Tin pans . . 8 and
Bread tins. . .
Good tin dipper .
Enameled kettles . .
Large square dinner pails .
Nickle tea kettles .
Shoe Department
We have a good line of men and
boys’ work shoes from 1 00 up.
Qur line of children's shoes is
complete, at the lowest prices
We have a large line of ladies’
shoes we will close out at cost
Baby shoes . . . 5
Gent's Furnishing Dept
Full line overalls . . 35, $0,
Full line work and fancy shirts
Men's pants. . . 100, 1.50, 2
Full line caps. 10, 15 and
Men's socks, 6 pairs. . .
5
tiful cottage organ for a birthday
present to the ten years old grand-
daughter of Wm. R. Campbell.
They had a very pleasant gathering
and the persons present raised the Bue, black and white .
money by contribution among] :-0cn collars. . .
themselves to pay for the organ Best rubber collars
Colored and white hdkfs, 5 and 10
This will be a pleasant memory for| Great variety of crockery, glass-
we will
close out at cost, and some less
than cost. Great bargains in this
Geo. H. Lenox died Thursday, | line of gcods. ,
June 7, at his home in Mansfield,| All silk ribbon at cost to close
aged 51 years. He was born in|out. Also all of the 7c Ginghams
Ulster and raised a family of eight | at sc to close out, and all other
cloth at cost
children there, seven of whom are | | Plated teaspoons, each. . . oI
‘now living. Five of his children | Plated tablespoons, each. . o2
live in Tioga county, There are! Gold clocks, each. . . . .1 00
two brothers, John L, of Monroe- | Table tumblers, doz . . . 30
ton and Daniel of Mountain Lake, | Slt and pepper shaker, eich 04
h ha...
and one sister, Mrs. E. L. Thomp- | Water pitchers, eae 5
Crumb trays . . 10, 23 and 50C
son of Sayre. There are 42 grand {lamp shades. . . . . . . O©§
| Men's socks, 3 pairs .
Men's socks, 2 pairs .
Full Line Underieat
NN NN
WU un
2¢ and
will make her life happy.
children and 41 great grandchil-| Two foot carpenter ruler. . 10
dren living. His son, D. L Lznox,|Lather brushes. . . . . . 10
attended the funeral at Mansfield. | 3 cakes Buttermilk soap . . 19
Pearl buttons, card, . . . Of
NOTICE | Men's suspenders . .'10, 18, 2%
Hand lamps . . 20 and 25¢
Standard lamps . 30 and 40
All persons selling milk in the || jdies’ black hose . . 5, 10and 15
borough of Athens that have not | Boys’ heavy ribbed, 3 pairs. 25
complied with the ordinance in re~|Sad ifon handles. . . . . 10
gard to having cows tested for
to the provisions of ordinance,
So please take notice.
‘Athens Board of Health.
107 THOMAS AVE.
Sayre - - Penna
WILLIAMS
al “ABOVE ALL"
THE PATRIGIAN SHOE
; For Women
{Sizes 1 to 8 Widths A to Ef
PRILE 334 50.
SHOES
FOR 1906.
The Pierce, Racycle, Miami, Rambler,
Crescent and Nubia.
PRICES FROM $20.00 UP.
Largest stock of bicycle sundries. Tires from $1 50 up.
Saddles from 50c up. Pedals from 50c up. Pumps
from 10c up. Coaster Brakes from $4.00 up.
ZAUSMER'S JEWELRY STORE,
Broad Street. Waverly.
7:
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‘J
O END to the good things at the
Racket Store this week.
find most anything you want, from a
Dinner Set to a Tooth Pick.
from $1.00 to $1.00,
18 inch Window Screens 25c.
You can
Hammocks
hooks free with each
one. Sou-
venirs of Waverly 10c each; the very
prettiest “little brown jugs’ you ever saw ;
ten different styles.
Special for Pay Day Week
We have just received an assortment
2 Nay
1 (9)
of China: Caps and Saucers, Plates, Su-
gars and Creamers, Mustard Cups, etc.
worth from 15c to 25¢, for one week only
10¢ each.
Shbbbbbboe
2 7: N
Gregg’'s Racket Store,
Cor. Broad St. and Park Ave., Waverly.
: WwW) 332) S22 SL [I
NARI ICRL ORIN
H. H. Mercereau, CEMENT SIDEWALKS
|
Attorney-at-Law
Notary Public
Special attention to Pension Papers.
Valley Phones 11 X.
12 Degmond Btreot.
Go 28
When you want a cement side-
‘walk laid in a first-class, Jurabis
| manner, call on § Sn Daris,
will get the benefit 0 ary
i ) of gra
all kinds. Simeon SL Olive St.,
Sayre.
Bayre,
Cards For Sale.
The Valley Record has in stock the
following card signs:
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Plans and Estimates Furnished
$15 K*evenson BL. Valley Phone Sly
pe
There is no nook nor cor-
ner where The Valley Rec-
'ord does not circulate
Please Do Not Ask for Credit
!
Bouitiyely No Admittance
Rooms,
the best House
goad; |
lion cous
Make Suits to Order
Fit, Style and Workm :nship Guaranteed
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