Or it isn't right. There is
no half way about tailoring,
from, a dozen patterns of a
style, a dozen reasons why
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MANEY
& PAGE,
ms
SIRES
OUR STRONG POINT
A SQUARE DEAL
316 Desmond St., Sayre.
CHERRY PITT:RS :
Are necessary. New
stock just in. Priced at
20 and 7oe.
Tough and well woven
in many designs and col-
Prices range from
20¢ to 37.50.
v
—
ors,
Ice Cream Freezers in
all sizes’ and makes and
priced from $1 to $10.
322 S. Main St,, Athens.
Wejhave added a new
line. As fine a line of
10c candies as can be
bought.
We 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 BT.
STOP; LOOK, LISTEN,
New Sewing Machines,
Drop Heads, $20, $25 and $30.
Delivered at your home on trial. Sold
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Tiffany's Music Store,
222 Main Street, Athens, Pa.
The Valley Record
“All the news that's §it to print”
B TUESDAY. JUNR 16
s———
1908.
LOCAL BREVITIES
“Velvet and Rags” at the park
this evening.
The old saying that “it never
rains but it pours,” has been fully
exlemplified during the past week.
The sewer committee will meet
this evening to discuss the legal
perplexities incident to the sewer
plans.
Now that the primaries have
passed the average follower of the
political game will settle down to
basiness. Te
The Luther league ice cream
social that was to have been held
last evening, was postponed on ac-
count of rain and will be held to.
night.
There will be a meeting of the
King’s Daughters of the Presby-
terian church tomorrow afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Huffs, corner
of Desmond street and Hayden
The Newark Valley Herald is
authority for the statement that
a colt two and one half months old
» d by hail stones near that
The Man Who
“Gets There”
Is the man who has blood
real rich blood and
plenty of it In his body.
DMggs’ Wine of Cod Liver Oll
Makes blood — lots of 1t—
life-giving, brain-nourish-
ing, strength-replenighing
75¢ Per Bottle.
0. M. Driggs
Prescription Droggist.
pack Building, - Nayre Pa
Follow the crowd and go to Oak
Grove park this evening
| Illustrated summer excursion
| books to Keuka Lake, Chautauqua
Lake, and Cambridge Springs, Pa.
can be had on inquiry avthe Erie
ticket office, Waverly. 15 taw
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church of Sayre will
hold a basket picnic at Mrs. West
fall's, Wednesday, June 20. Take
car at 2 o'clock. All members of
this society invited
— nd —————
The Sayre Aerie of Eagles will
hold their regular semi-monthly
meeting at their rooms on Thurs
day evening. Thirty-two candi-
dates have been notified by the
secretary to appear for initiation.
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The driving rod on a freight en-
gine drawing an east bound symbol
train broke near Laceyville and de-
layed traffic for several hours. The
train was running at full speed
when the rod broke, but tortunately
no one was injured
» »
It you are a business man and
have net yet made the return to
the mercantile appraiser required
by law, you should do so at once
The returns were long since due,
and for neglecting them a fine of
$100 is liable to follow
m————————
At a recent meeting of the Brad
ford County Agricultural Society
it was decided to have besides the
usual attractions a public wedding,
a public baby show, and a balloon
ascension cach day at the fair to
be held next September.
Towanda township farmers have
suffered considerably from the
violent hail and rain storm which
occurred on Sunday last. The
wheat was beaten down and it is
estimated that there will not be
more than a third of a crop. Other
a A pod
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SHTRE BOROUGH
| Heid Meeting Last Night to Ap.
point Janitors dhd Fix Their
Salaries
A regular adjourned meeting of
the Sayre borough school directors
was held in the high school build
ing last evening to finish the work
of appointing committees and
jamitors for the various buildings
for the ensuing year Directors
Thompson, Whittle, Baltz, Cook
and Shedden were present.
President Thompson announced
[the following committee appoints
ments
| Finance — Maddock, Whittle,
Thompson.
Teachers, Organization, Salaries,
Discipline—Maddock, Baltz, Whit
tle, Cook, Thompson, Stetler.
Buildings, Sites and Repairs—
High school, Whittle, Cook, fourth
ward, Maddock, Shcdden East
Side and Milltown, Talada, Thomp
son; Elmer avenue, Balt;, Hutch
inson
Rules and
Maddock,
Course of Study,
Regulations—Shedden,
Cook, Whittle, Stetler
Printing—Talada, Baltz, Hutch-
imnson.
Library, Text Books and Sup-
| plies— Thompson, Cook, Talada
Boundarnies— Executive board
The secretary was instructed to
draw an order for $190 to pay in-
terest on bonds.
A resolution was passed desigs
nating next Saturday afternoon at
1 o'clock as the time for the annual
inspection of the school buildings.
D. S Pennel was appointed
anitor of the fourth ward school
building at a salary of £35 per
month. John Bigelow was reap-
pointed janitor of the hich school
building with an increase of salary.
Mr. Bigelow formerly received $0
and $55 per month for his services,
but will now receive £50 and 86¢
Mrs. Kersey was appointed jan-
itress of the Elmer avenue school
building. For the months/of Sep
tember, October, November, Apnl
and May she will receive $15 per
month, and during the months of
December, January and February |
her pay will be $25 per month
Mrs Forbes was named as janitress
of the Milltown school, at a salary
of $10 and $15 per month. Miss
Grace Biles will officiate as jani- |
tress at the east side school at gio]
and $15 per month
Vera Keyes and Elsie Seward
were elected supply teachers, at al
salary of $1 75 per day when their |
services are required
The vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Miss Dunlap was not
filled
The secretary's salary was placed
at $125 per year and the treasurer's
at $100
Considerable time was devoted
to discussing the absence of a fence |
around the Elmer avenue school |
lot. It is asserted that a driveway |
has been made across the lot
that a fence 1s the only
will put a stop to it. The board |
took no action |
and |
thing that |
REAL ESTATE SALE
The Lambert property on West |
into building lots and is being sold |
at public auction this afternoon. A
large crowd is in attendance and
many handsome presents are being
given away by the New England
Land Company, which is conduct- |
ing the sale. The lots are very |
desirable ones and should find |
ready purchasers
i
To the Citizens of Sayre and!
Vianmty
George E Wood having opened
a bakery in the Law's block, 219
Desmond street, and having placed
one of Robert's Black Diamond
Ovens in it, will be pleased to see
you, and able to supply you on
and after Wednesday, June, 20,
with a full assortment of first-class
bake stuffs. Our motto: Quality
and cleanliness,
Will Ask the Council to Impose
a License Fee of $25 Per Day
for These Fellows to Do Busi
ness
The Business Men's Association
of Sayre are after the street fakirs,
and are determined to nd the bore
the thew
On pay day and far sev
ough ol
leeches
cral days thereafter, anywhere from
presence of
6G to a dozen of these fellows Appear
in Sayre and apply for a license to
It has been the cus-
tom to tax them one dollar a
o business
day
for the privilege of doin business.
of Burgess
Cross, that official has placed the
hcense at five dollars per day
This amount is rather discouraging
to the small fry, but the man with
a particularly good stunt, laughs at
the burgess, produces the five and
the
carned shekels of his victims,
procecds to gather in hard
Friday last, the day after pay day,
a fakir set up business on Desmond
by
cakes of soap among the crowd of
spectators, and then bought
soap back at a good price, leaving
street. He began throwing
which he had offered for sale would
be purchased back, too But the
fakir 1s enjoying good
health and is therefore not in busi
usually
number
razors, that wouldn't cut hot butter,
of a large
ly departed, leaving his dupes
staring in amazement
The wares carried by the aver-
age fakir as a rule have absolutely
no value,
take a
money out of
intrinsic and
as they
considerable amount
the
giving value received, the business
of
men of Sayre are determined to stop
it At the meeting last night a
viding a tax of $25 for each and
every day that a fakir wishes to do
business in Sayre
that this will
amount be high
The request will probably
be presented to the council at the
next meeting of that body,
VELVETS AND RAGS
Although the weather was de
cidedly unfavorable a large audi-
ence gathered at the park last night
imtial presentation
an exceed
ingly entertaining and interesting
The play
best
seen at the park this ycar. A story
and two
limited supply of laughter. “Dick
Mitchell,” a monologue artist and
trombone soloist, appreared as the
feature specialty last might and
made a hit He will remain at the
park during the week. The sume
park and the populanty of the
company 1s increasing with each
performance. The attendance 1s
the patrons are well pleased
Messrs Salisbury & Murray are to
be congratulated upon the excels
lent talent they have secured for
THE ** WORST EVER
Hazelton was visited by a terrific
day afternoon and the newspapers
of that say that it is the
worst has occurred
place
that in
Cellars were
flooded, pavements torn up, par
dollars worth of damages resulted
It is estimated that at least four
inches of rain fell.
- -
Railway employes will observe
19, 1906.
VOTERS GRATIFIED
r Valley R
The result of Saturday's R “1 ub
ican primaries 1s
to those
things
exceeding!
have
this
Th
defeat of the Hon LL T Hoyt, wh |
¢ ugrht
lature, 1s particulary pleasing, as|
graulying who
aotic-d political in
ounty for several years past
i second term an the legis |
the voters are well aware that Mr
Hoyt wasinthe Lille y band wagon, |
breeches, At the
Mr. Lilley passed |
out the word to knife Hoyt, but
those who have any acquaintance
whatever with Mr Lilley know to
body, soul and
eleventh hour
certainty that this was only an-
of his Mual's
efforts to square himself with the
voters of this end of the county
other wily tricks
The more h=
tried to get out of the mess the
The defeat of
Hoyt and Tuton has sounded his
death knell, and even those who
are indeed amusing
farther in he pets
haven t the first particle of admira-
{tion for the once powerful boss,
will candidly admit that he 1s pos-
sesscd of sufficient gray matter to
realize that lus career as a dictator
1s at an end
There 1s a growing feeling, too
that some one other than Mial wl
represent the Fourteenth in con
If he is elected
| he will have mighty hard sledding
PERSONA MENTION
E J Connelly was in Towanda
yesterday
gress next session
Mr and Mrs. Samuel Blake went
to New York this
[visit with friends
morning for a
-
Miss Ruth Post of Towanda is
her Miss
Bull, Lincoln street
visiting
cousin, Sarah
H, H. Mercereau, Eq, left this
| mormag for a trip to Toronto and
{the Thousand Islands
Gallespie left this
week's sojourn in
the Thousand Island region
Harold L
morning for a
EB McKee, buiiness manager
of the Towanda
| transacted business in Sayre today
lac
Daily Review,
Hon EK M has
been spending several days with
Dunham, who
his family at Laporte, has returned
home
Mr and Mrs C H Rathbun re
turned this morning from Cortland
| where they have been attending
[the funeral of a relative
-
John Tabor, formerly of Sayre,
has gone to Scranton to accept a
| position with the five and ten cent
store at that place as a chaffeur
John Loucks will go to Elmira
ton Thursday officiate as best
{man at the of Fred
[Schiley and Miss Lena Baldwin
{which 1s to occur in that City at
| ) o'clock
| M. H Sawtelle and Andrew
| Sawtelle went to Chester, N. J,
| this morning to attend the wedding
Alvin C,
Sawtelle, which 1s to otcur in that
place tomorrow at noon
to
wedding
a
Fred Krom, who some time ago |
left Sayre to accept a position with
the Cudahy Packing Company,
with headquarters in Michigan, is
in Sayre today shaking hands with
old frends and acquaintances
The Susquehanna river is again |
on the nse. The rniver has not!
reached the low water mark at any |
time this year, ® and the recent |
heavy rains have caused it to be. |
ing the past 25 years at this season
of the year. The Chemung is |
also way up and the bass fishermen |
are remaining at home, as there is |
absolutely no prospects for good
fishing until the water recedes
Section men are moving freight |
for the Lehigh at Wilkes-Barre,
the freight men being on strike.
hope of the men receiving an isi-
Crease in pay,
FRA
i
The "Exmericu” Pillows
received the highest award
at all World's Fairs, and
+ are guaranteed to be filled
with pure, clean, downy, odorless
feathers; positively po cotton, no
po hog's hair, Bo impure or wocured feathers,
Every genuine “EumumEricu’ Pillow has attached a patented savelopes
tag, containisg the Emmerich Guarantee Insurance Certificate, an insurance
poucy of satisfaction or money back.
Write Chas. Emmerich & Co., makers of fine plows, Emmerich Building,
CALDWELL'S FURNITURE STORE
205 Desmond St. Valley Phone 191a.
Is Your Life Insured? If Not, Why
Not?
DO YOU KNOW THAT THE
NATIONAL PROTECTIVE LEGION
Will give you a better policy than any other fraternal or old line
company at the exact cost of carrying it. Examine (ts TERM
POLICY. Costa 570 to $1.85 per month, According to age,
E. F. MERCEREAU, Dist. Manager,
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Office 112 Desmond St., Sayre.
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Summer Stock Co.
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Fol
STII IITE
THE NIGHT OF JULY 4TH
1s proverbial for its many fires—
result of rockets, fire crackers and
fireworks generally, Are you gos
ing to take the risk alone? A mo~
ment’s thought should convince
you that you ought to be properly
insured. We stand ready to write
you a safe and strong policy today,
'Phone connections.
|
| FRED J. TAYL
RICES, 10,20, 30¢ | J
:
TURDAY MATINEE 10c TO ALL
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
same time."
We please others, and we
know that we can please
you if vou'll give us a
chance.
Try us on anything in
Plumbing, Heating, Gas-
Fitting and Tinwork.
H. R. TALMADGE,
[imer Ave.
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IALIST CLUB
Meets every IFnday evening at
Howard Elmer Hose house . Maple
street, West Sayre All invited. | |g
Everybody welcome |
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F eature Specialist,
Dick Mitchell,
Comedian and Monologuist.
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White
Mountain Freezers, Oil and
Stoves,
Refrigerators,
Gasoline Screen
Doors and Windo ws at
BOLICH BROS.
HARDWARE
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now realy to fvrnish
Pure Rescrvoir Tee to
Saye patrons,
l b. BEN AMIN, | Both Phones, Waverly.
Painter, Decorator and Paperhanger. | gy mo
A, H. MURRAY, MN. D.
SPECIALTIES)
First-class work done promptly at rea-
sonable prices,
Realdence: 120 Spruce St, Athens, Pa, |
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E. M. DUNHAM,
ATTORNRY-AT-LAW,
oure 1
appolntment. Yori Hon”
ALEX D. STEVENS,
. Office: — Rooms * %od b, Elmer Kl ALEX
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INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE.
Loans Negotiated, Insurance Writ
ten, Houses Tigaied, Rede Ool-
Garpenter and Bullder. |... hod Raw LOCK
LOCKHARY ST. BAYER.
17 Ploasant 8t. Waverly, . ¥,
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