\ — We i ~ WE FILL MAIL OR- PRESS ON PUR CHASES OF S$s00 OR OVER REESER, KESSLER Sayre, WIELAND Co. values are combined with can give you in return for best service, and the best honest goods, which brings the highest returns we your patronage. A Leading Waist quota represe nts 26 st yles, The y¥ prices we have m styles at 9Rc. with short sleeves. long at About 12 sent at least 87¢ to $5 20 Special for Saturday and Monday Only little Stripes better than and fig- 19 inches wide and ind U8¢ ney dress silks at In cheeks, ire ail Ot ald half price They our regalar 7o¢, two days only, O similar to above o0c to 6GYc. Monday, 39c. They WES. SUC, goods not last For 3AC, Another lot ularly priced 3 tarda and I and repg- epre- . . Choice for A very popular number, out sizes at $2.19. Will fit ladies. 56-Piece Tea Sets They are Liv t rpool Pp pitiery, warrant »d not to craze, and variously decorated, but under- priced for Satarday and Monday, $3.19 At less than true Vit lile, also mn the largest Wash Suits for Sizes 4 to 8 years. teas, colored and white, all $3.17. are well The tailored, Rey getii strongly 4-Piece Pressed Glass Sets Sugar bowl, cr butter dish at For Saturday and Monday Boys rand gali- SOrts of der 10 am pitcher, covered spoon holder. 25¢ value toe lic nique lines tebe ind well as all the leathers, un-sual offer Screen and Windows Our recular$1.37 door, a 81 Hv ue, | 19 “" ““ 1: [TY i GR “ “ 3.2 a We make Doors il Oil $1.19 1.00 S7 CallVdas, ds up. toe, and run from a plain Gibson tie, at $1.25 ’ J Bring Your Job Printing to and -. _— Murrelle’s Printing Office “The Satisfactory Place.” From four to eight skilled job printers and a new, up-to-date equipment are at your service. Our patrons say we have the disposition to please. We keep our promises. Talmadge Bullding, fimer Ave., Sayre, Valley Phooe 28x. WE PRINT The Valley Record JOHN Py PECKALLY, DEALER IN foreign and Domestic Fruits. Pare Olive Oil for medical parpe Macaroni at 5, 8 and 10¢ per pound No x Elizabeth St. Waverly ara HILL & BEIBACH CArc Best of Everything Lockhart St. Sayre. Hinges free (bring eninre) 9 adjustable and of dl adjustable to hes to 36 18¢; White WINDOWS heights from 28 1 23c three but widths inches, ae Do . vv 2 cap value, os 3 value, 23c; 0 4 faney 30c¢ value, 27c. BASEMENT re oF £. CONVENTION CLOSED Jack, a dos London know: over the worid Athens Of won convention The Christian En closed leave Vieta els ans with a r wr i meeting last evening and its prin. and ran and « f tt “ rang. ciple . " and tad extinguls!? . have been enthused by so much of christian energy that each aw as a lelegate will return to their home with new determination to work tor The address by Hallenbeck D D | one of those heart talks that into the aff was hoke vy he wa iy his dinner wit Sv advancemen Rev. Ed t Binghamton, wt win F Dowie Hind a Safe Refuge Ai W was heart to leep ' every listener, irnest t reaches « ctions of ind he was listened to with breath! Mr his official demanded that he tO Cross disco irse that own state through his mbeck stated luties 1a his of x » much his attention had fous the line FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL id no opportumty into Pennsylvama before (losing Stock Quotations there wa hnstian ce this evening that the same earnest « he haz The evangelism 1s the It teach: truth . greatly upon personal spint ap | met with in his of same everywhere parent ac own state philosophy < the very heart of divine and its success depends | cflorts. The| rank and fle to stand in Jipit but to go out into the world and by personal cffort reach hearts of those The me and : They are not ordered - the p York Markets $ i the New who need the gospel to sage 15 delivered them like the telegraph 1st be for whom it 1s ino effect. We operator it sent to those intended or its of should be eager for opportunities that we will see k out those for whom the message 1s ins and then we should be to deliver it. The address rood one and it must have beneficial effect At the the following cted for the year nt, Revv H C Wyalusing;, first vice president, Rev. P. H. Hoover, i Dushor second vice president, | Rev. Rockwell, Monroeton; third {vice president, Miss Susie R Peck . | Smithfi=ld, secretary, Mrs, F. V | Vaughn, Wpyalusing;, treasurer, Miss Clara Potter, Athens. A bal id lance of $49 50 was reported in the | treasurer's hands, It was decided | In nd ig reds ot ies [to go to Towanda for next year's Fd A LAMBS prime warhars | TICCUNG, June 19-20. tended { faithful as a very | business flicers F11907 Pre ide | Stitcher, | a meeting were cle Live Stork Markets riot tive ATHENS. Finest kettle roasts Sc tomorrow | at Karner's. Ithaca today. Dr, ] ville was in Athens today. Mrs. P E from Mansfizld tomorrow the Destodah club this evening. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Pine street, No laughter Born Thursday, and Mrs Clark pound girl Brown, a i liver two new buggies which Eb he sold there Mrs Will Heavner and children left today for Steelton, where Mr. Heavener 1s employed Mrs. I. J. Middaugh field 1s in attendance at the Chns tian Endeavor convention Frank Champion went to Scranton ind Carbondale today where he will visit a brother and sister. Miss Stella Frizbie returned to New Albany this morning after a of two residense in Athens years Miss Effi= Vanscoten, who has been teaching in Chardon, Ohio, returned home today for her vaca tion Frank Tolbert last evening Olendort and returned Manley Bucknell for their summer va- from cation ing on business and will remain a few days Mrs. M. J. Vanness went to Ulster this be the guest mother Thetga. where she will of her and morning father Mrs Coral Jenney and little va went to North Rome today to Cabe, which took o'clock this afternoon i 2 place at onc i s.| al | SATURDAY SPECIALS fancy. Oranges, Sweet Valencias Are now at their best, $1.00 to $1.75 per dozen Fancy, crisp wax beans, strawberries, beet | greens, radishes, onions, let- |tuce, home-grown aspara- gus and peas, home veals, lambs, the beef, etc. finest export a b ’ Meat Department It frequently said that no higher grade or export quality of beef comes to this market, which 1s a fact. However we have it this week beyond the doubt of the most skeptical. 1s Export nbs, boned or short cut Export round steak . 16 Export sirloin steak Export porterhouse steak . . . 20 I I I 20 . 18 “x port short cut . 23 <xport rumps, boned & rolled “Xport pot roasts, 14 1215, 13 Texas Beef Wintered on corn, finished for the market on grass, two years old, weighing 450 to 500 lbs. The call medium weight hindquarters for steaks makes it neccessary to force the selling of forequarters or boiling beef, hence the unusually low price for strictly fresh and very 1 banner over the street | near his offic e have hung vice, turn Saturday, June 23 Mrs. Charles Haskell and sons, and the former's sister, Miss Frans cis Knapp of Valparazo, Indiana, are the guests of Mrs John Ameigh. a short vizit with friends The new Athens ex~-high school team will play a game with Ulster Saturday at Tioga Point grounds The Athens team will be strengths ened by Olendorf and Tolbert and the one. Mrs Wm. Esenwine and little Ruth went to Towanda today where they will remain a short time at the home of her mother, Mrs F. B Whyte. there they will go to Weston game bids fair to be a lively From to visit little Ruth's great great grand- { mother, whom she has not seen bfore We Still Have a Few of Those Pretty White Shirt Waists In a good variety of sizes to select from. Should YOU anything in this line need don't forget D. E. McMAHAN, I. 0. O. F. Block, Cor. Pine and Main Sts., | Lease ever | also Vout Choicest cuts 08 ob + O03 for kettle roasts 01 12 lbs clear pork $1 oo Groceries Ww he Star flour. . , ! 2% Nothing better for bread Silver Leaf lard North Rome cream Paragon cheese Very fancy sweitzer ‘ 3 cans corn, Country Gentles man 3 Ibs hotel blend coffee 1 |b Karner's special coffee Very smooth, rich flavor Fincst dairy butter, bulk . 3 cans red salmon . i 1 can Kinney salmon steak . 1 Ib soc Blanke ccffee 5 Ibs clean, broken rice Shoes Ihe canvas Oxford 1s comfort- reasonable and cxtremely popular ; if your notions are direct- ed differently, we can show you tans, chocolates, kids, patent and to £1 25to 3 00 Furniture Old comfort in new designs One of the best bargains in rockers in the willage. Sideboards, chif- fonters, suits, china and music cabinets, stands, tables, couches, mattresses, springs, kitchen, dining aad parlor chairs, etc, priced to save you money, at terms you can "If the Man did the FILAME not 11 cheese . 12%; jars 10 and 23 20 wy Cw wh Nw NN Node vi Ne N able, 8's, cooking the BLUE OIL STOVE factory could turn out stoves fast enough. Not that the women fail to appreciate them fully, but the men think the women can get along without them ; it's economy in fuel, it's economy ian time, a labor saving device. A short cut to a long meal. E. B. GARNER ~ SHOES Sizes 1to 8 Widths A to Ef§ $3 to Buffalo and Niagara Falls, N. Y. and return, accoant Lehigh Val. ley excarsion, July 4th, 1804 Tickets Black Diamond Express July 4th, good returning on all trains except the Black Diamond Express July 5th ioclusive, Sew tickets agents Lehigh Valley rail road for farther particalars, 25 $3.10 to Auburn and Return, accoant Old Home Week, Anburn, N. Y., June 24.29,1008, Tickets will be sold on all trains except the Black Diamond Express June 24 to 28, good returning autil June 30th inclusive, For farther particulars see L. V. ticket agents, 5 return, account sions July 8 and 27. July 8 and 27, good returning within 30 days, including date of sale. Tickets will not be accepted on the Black Dia- mond Express. For further particulars s== Lehigh Valley ticket agenta. 5 $4.50 to Toronto, Ont, and Re tarn, account Lehigh Valley railroad ex- cursisn July 4th, 1808. Tickets will be sold on all trains =xcept the Black Dia sn all trains except the Express to July 7th inclusive. For far- ther particulars see L. V. ticket agents. A quarter of a century ago placed some gold fillings in the tee fo a well known gentleman at pres ent a resident of Sayr. ings today are just « ; day bri e hi, wd useful as th We : party, tf you made th yourself There are variations in de rifadi z J 3 } werkmanshup, just as there are dif ran 1s the high In 7 Aour. lf you ferences Nous est de skull and YOUR £ years lestre grec of proficiency—the mak: Livenly fit today—come in or "ph an appointment. On the other hand | if you take pleasure in hazing r and over ag ould gc t do that kind of knowledge that wll fillings serviceable from ne for} ur tecth filled ove ry | ain year or il do ne , you § work JW. Murrelle,D.D.S., ATHENS, PA. Valley ' Phone 97 D H. L. TOWNER, M.D Specialties. Diseases of Women and of the Rectum. | Hours-Twfam,1t03, 7088p. m. OFFICE—-SAMUELS BLOCK. Valley Telephone 371. 128 Lockhart 8 | DR. F. J. GREEN Osteopathic Physician, Of Elmira, will be at the Norwood Hotel, Waverly, every Friday from 9 to 2:30 p. m. Acute and chronic cases treated, Cousaltation and examination free, Graduated under the founder of the pro- | feasion, Dr. A. T. Still, Kirksville, Mo. H. H. Mercereau, | Attorney-at-Law Notary Public Special attention to Pension Papers, Valley Phone 11 X. 13 Desmond Rtreet. wi 106 Centre St. Rayre, SAYRE'S LEADING DRAYMAN. Especial care and prompt at. tention given to moving of etc. LENIGN AND SCRANTON COAL At the Lowest Possible Prices. Ordezs Sun Jo left 82 Wott Soyre rug Store, both phones; or at the Erie yards at Sayre. Both Phones. COLEMAN NASSLER, A.J.GREEN CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Plans and Estimates Furnished 15 Stevenson At. Valley Phone 211y (In effect May 13, 1906.) Trains leave Sayre as follows: RASTBOUND, A. M. Dally for Towanda, Tuak- haunock, Wilkes-Barre, Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem. New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. p M_ Daily for Towanda Tunkhan- k pitiston, Wilkes Haire, Glen Sum - springs Mauch Chunch Allentown, Heth A a ‘New York and Philadelphia AM (WaverlyS3o A. M.) Week days * saly. § for Athens Ulster, Towanda, Mon New Adan, Woushore, Satter siusing, Lacey: ville, Tunkhannock, EE a a. Say A oN. {Weven . A. M) Daily for unkhassock, Pittston 8: A) Tome i oS Summit it grinm. White Haven, Fens Haven Junct) | Chunk Allentown, Bethichem Hew Yorx, Fai | adelphls, Baltimore and Wash A.M Sunday only, for EH Milan, 3 =: Towanda, Wyalusing, Lacey- ville, Meshoppen and RA ey M. (Waverly 1333 FP. M) Dally L Towanda, Tunkhannock, . Wilkes Bary Olen Sammit Spriags. White Haven, Masch Chank, Allentown bg New York, Philsdeiphia, Baltimore and lnglon FM Dall I$ Halls, will viile, Tunkhannock, RHE AM Duly fo Gener, Sai, mig pad Toremto and points west. A.M. Daily for Geneva, Rochester edenia, Batavia, Buffalo. a Niagara Valls end Toroate. | AM Darl for Mo Van reed Spencer acs, yBaACs ay Buffalo, Counects for Auburn hg ‘days in A MM Week Sapo oaly, for Lockwood, 1: 00 Van Kiten, 8 , Ithaca, Trumans- bury, Hayta Ie Amat Roches ter, Batavia, Pafialo and Niagars Falls. PM. Dally for Geneva Rochester, Buf { : falo, Niagars Falls, Detrol and’ Chi | cago M. for Lockwood, Odessa, 3 0: Burdett (Watkins) ne) vaiots, Leal, Olibert, Varick and Geneve Dally for Ithaca Trumansburg § hari commen Geneva K tavis, Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, ‘and i138 Connects for Auburn week days ‘only. . Dally, Black Diamond Express Se Geneva, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagera Falls, Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis and nis west. M. Pail) or for Lockwood, Vaa Httes, Trumansburg, Hayts pees: See ‘snd Manchester. AUBURN DIVISION A.M. Week days oaly, for Owego, ville, Cortland, Canastota, Grotos, | " ven, Syracuse, snd AJ | Moravia, Audara, W Jr Ha Utica Cant- 3:50 fast nari Satly Jor Cwsgs, Pruviiin: t- and, Cama, »
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