MANEY
& PAGE,
OUR STRONG POINT
A SQUARE DEAL
216 Desmond St., Sayre.
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CHERRY PITTLRS
—-— just in.
necessary. New
Priced at
50 and Tie.
Tough and well woven
in many designs and col-
ors. Prices range from
50c to $7.50.
Ice Cream Freezers
all sizes and makes ne
priced from $1 to $10.
322 8. Main St,, Athens.
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Welhave added a new
line. As fine a line of
10c candies as can be
Poe
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
STOP, LOOK, LISTEN,
New Sewing Machines,
Drop Heads, $20, $25 and $30.
Delivered st your hom on tris Sold
wri
a. Cal, Writs or
Tiffany’s Music Store,
222 Main Street, Athens, Pa.
The Valley Record
“All the news that's fit to print”
MONDAY JUNE 15 1908.
LOCAL BREVITIES
“Velvet and Rags” at the park
this evening.
Ar ma—
The freight handlers at Wilkes-
Barre are on a strike.
The Republican county conven-
tion will be held at Towanda on
Thursday.
Bom, to Mr. and Mrs. A. P.
Wieland of South Elmer avenue,
last evening, a daughter.
Save money and telephone your
grocery orders to Angell's store
Valley phone 2 c. All goods de
livered promptly to any part of
the city. 31-4t
Aan ice cream social will be held
by the Luther League of St John's
Lutheran church Monday evening,
at the comer of Stevenson street
and Elmer avenue. 34-2t*
Howard Elmer hose company
No, 4. will hold a special meeting
~ Sunday alternoon at 3 o'clock,
All members are requested to be
present il they wish to hold their
The Man Who
“Gets There”
plenty of 18 in his body,
Driggs” Wine of Cod Liver Ol
Makes blood lots of it—
life-giving, brain-nourish-
ing, strength-replenishing
75¢ Per Bottle,
0. M. Driggs
Prescription Druggist.
pank Building, - Sayre, Pa.
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There will be a complete change
in the specialties at the park to-
night. “Dick” Mitchell, one of
the best of monologue artists, has
been engaged as a feature specialty
for the week.
“Velvet and Rags," a five-act
comedy drama, will be the attrac-
tion at the park this evening. It
is a powerful play, with plenty of
humor in the situations, and should
be seen to be appreciated.
The voters of Bradford county
have registered an emphatic pro
test against Lilley and Lilleyism,
The probabilities are that the
voters will be heard from again
when they cast their votes at the
November election.
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The axle on one of the north
bound open cars broke last night
just as the car was ascending the
approach to the bndge which
crosses the Lehigh. The accident
occurred shortly before 8 o'clock
and traffic was delayed for a con
siderable time, No one was in-
jured.
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Miss Helen Newell, who has
been studying at the American
Academy of Dramatic Arts, will
give a recital at the rectory of the
Church of the Redeemer on Weds
nesday evening. Manning Elsbree
will give some select readings.
Coffee, sandwiches and cake will
be served, and a silver collection
taken. a
The Imperial base ball team
played a game with the rivet heat
ers’ aggregation of ball chasers on
Saturday afiernoon. The Imperi
als scored 6 runs while their oppo
nents got only 3. Bert Eddy, the
pitcher for the victors, fanned out
seven. Christy Smith, his oppo-
nent, three strikeouts to his credit.
Sele cted by Overwhelming Ma-
jorities as Candidates on the
Republican Ticket for Mem-
bers of Assembly
The Republican primaries held
throughout Bradford county
Saturday resulted in the selection
of Dr C L Stevens of Athens and
George A Moscrip of Towanda as
candidates tor the assembly. Both
gentlemen have been nominated
on |
by handsome majonties, complete-
ly distancing their nivals, Hoyt,
=| Tuton and Coons. A large vote
1s cast in the majonty of districts
and
great inlcrest was manifested
in the contest. Stevens polled the
largest vote, with Moscnp a close
Hoyt, Tuton and Coons
were literally snowed under
second.
The result for jury commissioner
the rural districts
heard from.
have been received today,
So far as the returns
S
Blish, the candidate from Sayre, 1s
finish
wanda
over all
A big vote was cast in the four |
wards of Sayre borough, and hand-
some majorities were
Stevens and Moscrip
given
Blish for
jury commissioner also received a
big vote in his home town
decisive victory for the anti Lilley
ites,
date and his defeat
the complete downfall of the wiley
boss, who has for the last time
politics
The following is the result in
Sayre borough
REPRESENTATIVES
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38 17 S220
72 191 40 S730
11 bl o 4 75
JURY COMMISSIONER
Ist 2d 34d 4thTot)
Scott 7 | ! 5 18
Mustart a 10103
Dixon . 2 13 16
Gillett 10 12 B09
Blish wi 102
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BOY BADLY INJURED
The ten-year old son of Walter
Eddy of North Lehigh avenue,
climbed a porch post at the family
home yesterday afternoon, and as
he sli! down his left arm caught
a piece of band iron which encir~
cled the post, tearing a piece of
flesh about two inches square from
the fleshy part of the arm between
the elbow and the shoulder. The
arteries of the arm were exposed
and two of the ligaments were torn
loose. Dr. C. A. Haines was call-
ed and dressed the injury,
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Hoyt
Tuton
Moscrip
Stevens
Coons
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PAST RESURRECTION
As a politician the Hon. Mial |
E Lilley, congressman from this |
district, is defunct. He is dead
past resurrection. Lilley played
his last card when he tried to de |
ceive the voters into the belief that |
he was opposed to Hoyt The
voters, however, failed to be duped
and they went out and downed |
Hoyt and Tuton, too. This fall |
the voters will get a rap at the
Hon. Mial himself, and then the |
funeral Shsequies will take place. |
LARGE CLASS S CONFIRMED |
Rt. Rev. M. LH Hoban, bishop of |
the Scranton diocese, came to
Sayre yesterday and visited the!
parish of the Church of the Epiph
any. A class of 135 candidates
was confirmed by the Bishop and |
his assistant priests. The class was
largely young people, and the ser-
vices were attended by a large con-
gregation. The Bishop spoke elo~
quently and left a profound im-
his auditors,
Michael Clary Met With a Serious
‘erious Accident Near Van
Etten on Saturday Night
Michael
and
jumped
On
Clary,
known in
Saturday might
VarEten,
Sayre,
of wel
from the
caboose of a Lehigh freight train
nea and by a
wality he
was in, plunged downward throuch
ir the former place,
miscaileulation as to the lc
a bridge which crosses a
road, to the hard
tance of nearly
waron
ground, a diss
twenty five feet,
nght
badly lacerating his
his arm and
breaking
shoulder and
head and back.
The accident occurred shortly
Mr. Clary
as an extra ticket agent for the Le
high, and on Saturday he had been
working for the company at Du
shore, filling the place of the regu.
lar day agent, He
m
who was absent
and
the afternoon called on his brother
Daniel Clary, the coal dealer,
also transacted other
and
business
But
of landing on the ground along
side the tracks Clary dropped off
There
on the bridge and he fell through
this opening, landing on the
shoulders.
A trainman discovered the mis
{train was stopped and the train's
|crew went to his assistance. He
was found lying on the ground
seriously hurt, So extensive was
his injuries it was at once decided
to remove him to the hospital at
| this place. An engine and caboose
were sent for but on account of a
compound engine being off the
track near the State Line tower, it
was not until after six o'clock that
he arrived at the hospital
a fatal naturc it will be some
before he is able to leave the
pital. The fact that he was
killed outright regarded
miraculous
Mr. Clary well in
Sayre where he has many friends
time
hos
15 as
known
1s
who will wish him a speedy re
LOCAL NEWS
Illustrated summer excursion
books to Keuka Lake, Chautauqua
Lake, and Cambridge Springs, Pa,
ticket office, Waverly. 15 taw
The Queen Esther circle of the
Spring street. The members
all the young people of the church |
are urged to be present.
Harvey Gray gave a very enjoy-
able dance in Eighmey's hall
| Saturday evening which will be
{the last until the hot season is over.
Mr. Gray's dances have been very
on
them again along in September
Jil will be greeted by large
| crowds.
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ELECTED OFFICERS
At the annual business meeting
of the ladies’ aid society of the
Baptist church held on Saturday
afternoon the following officers for
the ensuing year were elected: Mrs
G. M. Peters, president; Mrs. Geo
Richer, vice. president; Mrs. B.
Weller, secretary; Mrs. F. J. Till-
man, treasurer; Mrs. Eugene Brown
collector; Mrs, C. C. West, assist~
aat collector,
Air Hose Broke snd He Was
Thrown Agaicst the Caboose
Stove
Albert FF. Thomas
oldest and best |
of the
rat « ~
, One
nown fre
ductors on the L-hizh, met wit!
enous accident in the Sayre yards
vy sterdawy morming, and it 1s fearcd
that his injunies are of an internal
nature
Thomas was stan ling in
caboose of his train which had ju
pulled into the Sayre yards rom
the east, when the broke
ibout five ¢ engine
arr hose
the
This caused the rear portion of the
train to stop instantly. Mr. Thomas
was thrown against the stove of the
| caboose, other
were also knocked down and sus-
irs from
and two trainmen
As soon
|they recovered themselves, how
| ever, they went to Mr. Thomas’
| assistance and found that he had
The aca
directly in
{ tained shght injunes as
been seriously 1ajured
| dent happened almost
front of the station A stretcher
a telephone message
At the hospital it was discovered
of them has punctured the lungs.
He is resting comfort bly today,
however, and it 1s hoped that he
Conductor Thomas, who was for-
merly a chief of the fire department,
[and one of the most enthusiastic
| had, has been exceedingly unfor
[tunate during the past year. Last
hose cart to a fire, he was run over
|on the western approach to the
badly
He was taken to his home
and it was months before he was
able to return to his work. His
many friends among the railroad
men and citizens of Sayre will hope
for his speedy recovery from yess
terday’s accident,
PERSONAL MENTION
Senator F
Fred Mather of Ulster were pleass
ant callers at The Record
this afternoon
{injured
dmiston of Milan and
office
Mrs A L New
York visiting friends and relatives
and expects to remain a couple of
weeks
Sterigere | 1s In
Mr. Stengere accompanied
her as far as Wilkesbarre
HOSPITAL NOTES
Sweency of Athens,
Mrs. Peter Complete of Waverly
and Miss Matilda O'Connor of
Binghamton were admitted to the
hospital today.
Walter Walker of Laceyville,
Miss Snow of Owego, Mrs. Mary
{ Howard of Towanda, and Mrs
| Joseph of Hallstead
were operated upon this morning
Charles Strobridge of Wellsburg
and Mrs. W. J Munn of Sayre
were discharged today.
Edward
McCreery
. H Vought, a shop employe
see a laceration of the
| this morning
Floyd Cuatt of Sayre received a
bad cut on the upper lip while
| working 10 the shops this morning
NOTICE
To the Citizens of Sayre and
{ Viamty
neck
| George EE Wood having opened
a bakery in the Law's block, 219
Desmond street, and having placed
one of Robert's Black [Diamond
you, and
and after
able to supply you on
Wednesday, June
with a full assortment of first-class
bake stuffs. Our motto : Quality
|and cleanliness 353
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There is no nook nor cor-
ner where The Valley Rec-
ord does not circulate
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The “Esmenicn’’ Pillows
received the highest award
at all World's Fairs, and
are guaranteed to be filled
with pure, clean, downy, odorless
feathers, posit vely mo c¢ofton, po
doddy, no hog's hair, bo impure or uncured feathers,
Every genuine "Esmumricn’ Pillow has attached a patented envelopes
h Guarantee losurance Certificate, an insurance
ney back.
Emmerich & Co., Makers of fine pillows, Emmerich Building,
ne Feathers Make Fine Pillows,”
WOW the € progress of feathers from incubator to finished pillow.
CALOWELL'S FURNITURE STORE
205 Desmond St. Valley Phone 191a.
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Is Your Life Insured? If Not, Why
Not?
DO YOU KNOW THAT THE
NATIONAL PROTECTIVE LEGION
Will give yoa a better policy than any other fraternal or old lige
company at the exact cost of carrying it. Examine ita TERM
POLICY. Costs 57¢ to $1.85 per month. According to age.
E. F. MERCEREAU, Dist. Manager,
Office 112 Desmond St., Sayre.
Write Cha
Stead 14] receiy e, free their new booklet, **Fi
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THE NIGHT OF JULY 4TH
is proverbial for its many fires—
result of rockets, fire crackers and
fireworks | generally. Are you go~
ing to take the risk alone? A mo~
ment's thought should convifice
you that you ought to be properly
mmsured We stand ready to write
you a safe and strong policy today.
‘Phone connections.
FRED J. TAY
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Five Act Comedy Drama
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Fe ature Specialist,
Dick Mitchell,
Comedian and Monologuist. ms
PEPER RE
RICES, 10,20, 30¢c
SATURDAY MATINEE 10¢ TO ALL
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Just Think Of It
We have the reputation
of sending the LARGEST
PLUMBING BILLS of any
fiom in the valley. Awful,
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 White
same time.”
We please others, and we Mountain Freezers, Oil and
know that we can please
you if you'll give De a Stoves,
chance.
Try us on anything
Plumbing, Heating,
Fitting and Tinwork.
H.R. TALMADGE,
Bot "Poses.
SOCIALIST CLUB
Meets every I'riday evening at
Howard Elmer Hose house, Maple
street, West Sayre. All invited. |
Everybody welcome
Refrigerators,
(asoline Screen
in Doors and Windo ws at
Gas-
BOLICH BROS.,
HARDWARE
G. H. GOFF
now ready to furnish
Pure Reservoir Ice to
a — ae Sayre patrons.
I. kL. BENJAMIN, | Both Phones, Waverly.
Painter, Decorator and Paperhanger. =
First-class work done promptly at rea- A. HN. MURRAY, RB D.
sonable prices,
SPECIALTIES:
120 Spruce St, Athens, Pa. |
Diseases of the
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Office: - Rooms 4 and 5, Elmer Block,
Lookhart trent, Saym, Pa
Is
Realdence;
ALEX D. STEVENS,
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE.
Loans Negotia: Insurance Writ
en, Hotacn id Rents Col-
lected, Taxes Paid.
ROOM y, ELMER BLOCK
LOCKHART 87, SAYRE. |
my
A E.BAKER.
Carpenter and Bullder.
17 Pleasant 8¢t. Waverly, RY