“SLL THE NEWS THAT'S | FIT T0 PRINT” VOLUME IL NO. 42 SAYRE, PA. FRICE ONE CENT QOAL O©OOAL OOAL J. W. BISHOP There is as much difference in the quality o coal as there is ‘We sell nothing but the ceicbrated Lehigh Valley fresh mined anthra- cite. We also sell Bituminous and Loyalsock coal and all kinds of wood. Our specialty is prompt service and the lowest market price, J. W. BISHOP, 103 Lehigh Ave, Lockhart Bldg. Both Phones. WOOD WOOD FIRST om OF SAYRE $75,000.00 THREE PERCENT INTEREST Paid on Time Deposits. WOOD DIRNCTORS. BP. Wilbur, J. N. Weaver, W. A. Wilber, J. W. Bishop, J. B. Wheelock. W T. Goodnow, 0.L.Naverly, Seward Baldwin, ¥ T Page AP. Page. Cashier D. CLAREY COAL CO. Lehigh Valley Coal “HARD AND SOFT WOOD Best Quality & Prompt Delivery Guaranteed PT bir tbat YB. tl bro ell Roth "Phones ELMER A. WILBER, Wholesaler of Wines, Beer and Ales. OUR SPECIALTIES LEMGH CLUB WHISKEY, DOTTER- WEICH BEER AND ALES, NOR- WICH BREWING (O'S. ALES. 100 Packer Avenue, SAYRE, PA. 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PASSIMICRANTBILL Paves Way For Entry of Per- secuted Russians. — THE POOR MAN NOT TO BE DEPORTED “America Has Always Been Regarded as a Haven Where All Worthy Men May Fiad Refuge Frem Uppreasion WASHINGTON, June 24 Under a rule limiting debate ou all but two se tions the was discnssed alld lovaigration bill for three thie a yeu aud any of the aftracted ent altro Riliing murders at ital VIE ~ hours In house and passed without aay vole belug permittad o paragraphs This bill has aud the res re=ultiag io much attention ties in Russia the of way Jens amd Kistivefl orous speeches on the part of Mr, Lit tauer (N.Y aud Mr Goldfegle iN} Mr Littauer offered following amendment, which was adopted witle out division “An immigragt who proves that he = seeking sdimis=ign to this country solely to avoid prosecution or punish ment el religious or potitl for an offeuse of a political character or persecutiou lavolving dauger of lin priseament or dauger to life or limb on account of religious belief shall not be deported beciuse of want of means or the probability of his being unable to earn a livelihood’ He spoke sympathetically of the po litical refugees, who driven from Lome, seek thizs country lecause of their belief, almost nating to a fetich. that bere religious persecution is unknown In supportiog the amendment Mr Geldfogle sald he favored even a bruader provision which would exempt the persecuted refugee from the educd tional, qualification test America, he said, had always been regarded as the hiven to which int was worthy, he could come to escape from the tyranny pression to which be had Leen subject ed iu Lis native land Now that the streets of Russia ran red with blood of the victiws of persecution and the civ- ilizatiou of the world had been "sham ed” by the wholesale #Maughter of ln offeusive men women and children, America ouxht not te close the doors to those who are teeing to this country for protection An amendment by Mr. Grosvenor, substituting & commission for the edu cational test provision of the lmmigra tion bill, was adopted by the house 128 te 116. the catuy ia for sttoug id groumls ane { the lmumigr race intolerance and op NEAR ITS CLOSK. Congress, About Finlshed With Ite Work, May Adjourn Friday. WASHINGTON, June 20.--Seuator Hale, who in the absence of Seuator Allison is acting as chairman of the sehate cemnittee om appropriations expresses confidence In thefiualadjourn ment of eouxress before the close of the present week His programme will be to urge the ceusiderativn of appropriation bills and conferencereports to the exclu sien of practically all other matters, and with the supply bills fBoally passed there is no measure, unless it be the raliread sate bIIL that can bold con gress together. The Maine senator !s of epimiom that the work can ali be conciuded by Friday, but says that lo ae event will It go beyend Saturday The only twe appropriation bills which have pot passed the senate are the general deficiency bill and the om nibus public building bill, but the sun: dry elvil, the naval and the agricultural bills are still ln conference. Of these nome is expected to require much thwe except the agricultural bill, to which is attached the meat Inspection pro vision. As to the rate bill, ne one doubts that it will get through, but no one yet is satisfied us to just how the commodity amendment, prohibiting common car riers from transporting their own prod. ucts, will come out Every effort 1s to be made to finish the business of the session im the house of representstives this week Carles of Bourbon Near Death. MADRID, June 26. Prince Carlos of Bourbon, who In 1901 married the late Infants Mercedes, queen of Spain from the death of ber father Alfooso XII, aati! the birth of her brother, the pres ent king. had a narrow escape from death while returning to Madrid from La Granja lu an automobile with the Margulis of Mesadeasta The auto mobile was overturned and the mar quis was seriously injured but Prince Carlos was not hurt Cnknown Woman Found Dead. BOSTON, Juue 26 An nukuown wo man. believed 10 be from New Haven Conn. was found dead in a at the Adams House After an lnyvestiga tion the police announced that death was due to patural causes though some of the clrvumstauces in counec tion with the tudiug of the body bad seemed suspicious. The woman regis tered at the hotel about a week ago. Covey Will Fight Wife's Sault, RENO, Nev. June 26 ~-Willlam Ellis Corey, president of the United States Steel corporation, has filled au answer fo the petition of Mra. Corey for di vorce. He denies that she is a legal resident of Nevada and further denles that he ever alundoned her, He asks that her suit be dismissed, roan Curfew Rings at Ballston, BALLSTON, N. Y., June 2 board of trustees last ulght curfew law which forbids to HIGH TEA WITH KAISER Mr. and Mrs. Longworth Eatertalacd on Imperial Yacht Meteor, KIEL, Germany, June 20 tion of Emperor William, Congressman and Mrx Nicholas Loncworth tak ten with him on board his American built yacht Meteur yestenlay afternoon The Admiral Elsendecker, visited Washington in 102 as a member of the suit of 'rince Heury of Prussia, rece Mr and Mr= Longworth as they came alongside and then the yacht, Mrs Lonzwaorth haying sald that spe of the oliiccts of the visit of her (he: invita. einperor, attended by who sel showed nver if to hiel was to sce Feb = York sed horse Lad oh shooters sland stencd the yacht «he URE, at New harbor Mr. Lengwortl Riel Yacht olub 4d Waele at the iizhit, at AR persofns pfesent "iar a guest niher ast which there including high Mr. Lousworth had peror = : itd gOests, ‘ ag A. wour, sat further down Mr and Mrs o'clock last night weut to a ball at the of Prince Adalbert Tue young prisce danced Mrs Louz worth and talked for sowe Lime with Mr Longworth The emperor has been vucommonly Lusy with business and with drew frown the special class yacht race 18 It now appears because he was ten minutes late in starting The judges did not walt for him, but gave the sig nal precisely at 10 o clock Ihe ewperor, who had been busy with papers on board the Hamburg iad not allowed Limself time to reach the Meteor though be came ou a swift torpedo boat He went aboard the Me teor, followed by his secretary with a arge packet of documents, which, bow ever, the emperor did tot touch Following was the result of the third contest of the regatta for special cluss wats Molch, fret; Tilly VIII, second; Augelo 11 | third fhe King of Spain's vithdrew the Mo the offic r= nav i seat at the en other Afuerican and Ogden Ar Lougworth about 10 residence with state agent Lad firs? two races [he cuted the Bilbao Yacht aiso Las beeu withdrawu, as Ler hort racing riscot. as she weil las! Sant cigh mast iy is ton STREET CAR STRIKERS. State Constabulary Charged Crowd at Allentown and Made Five Arrests ALLENTOWN, Pa 4 wob spirit that was rampant In streets of Allentown following strike of Lebigh Valley Truusit pany conductors and motormen has een thoroughly cowed by the pres epee of Troop OC, state constabulary with thirty four wen, under Licutenaut Suiith . The constabulary patrol the city's main thoroughfare, keeping it clear and keeping everybody moving When they rode up the street frow the rail to the Falr grounds the crowd gathered at the point numbering a thousand persous, hooted and jeered then After a brief halt the Fair grouds Lieutenant Smith brought his men down the street as though ou pa rade. When thuy reached the transit rompany’'s transfer point, where wan) [vople were cougregated. the wen whevled to the right and left and harged the crowd off the street. With in & few Winutes several arrc3ts Were wade of men who booted, aud five men were placed (u jall by the troupers [Le trapsit company took off all its vars, and all trafic 1s suspended The officials of the company decided uot to run cars last night, but today it is Intended, with the protection of lleutenaut Smith's troop, to resutde wperations lo full By order of the mayor all saloons are closed The the the Colu june road station camp on Trouble at Dillonvale Mines. DILLONVALE, 0, Juue 26 —Trou ble was retiewed iu the mining strike in this vicinity when six negro cooks in the employ of the United States Coal company and escorted by guards were fireal on In a ravine wear the Bradley mine The company guards returped the fire, and it Is estimated that probably a hundred shots were fired. The attack is alleged been made Ly strikers forwerly em ployed at the Bradley wine, and ln the fusiliade it Is known that oue company guard was seriously wotlided and that the wife of one of the guards wns bit by a bullet to have Sunday Hall Ne Crime, NEW YORK. June 20 Magistrate Steinert has Leld here that it is to play baseball on Sundays with contribution bases at the entrance TH ax contributions a crite gate long are not forced frow the spectators Following this decision be discharged the oti. and players of the Savannah Gi and the All Awerlcan trams, who were arrested on Sunday for playiog base hall ins tuts Mre. Kaufmann Out of Jalil RIOUIX FALLS RB. DD, June 2d Mrs Emuwa Kaufmann, who was cum witted to Jal on a charge of man slaughter In connection with the recent death of Agnes Puolrels, her sixteen yearold servant girl, was released from jail here and left by tral Mrs Kaufmann accompanied LY her husbasd. Their destivation was kept secret wax Bank Clerk Short 880,000, POYNETTE. Wis ervpancies coveriug a period of several years and amounting to at least $540 0 are sald to have been revealed as A resnlt of the arrest of Fred OC. Price, nutll recently a clerk In the Bank of Perinette. He ls churged with embes Ine Dis EY Barthluake Shocks In Cuba, HAVANE. Juss 26 = Four slight FAKE LIQUOR TRADE Congress Learns Whisky Sel- lers’ Secrets. POISONOUS DRINKS AT $20 A BARREL Everything In the Alcoholic Line (an Be Made Iu a Few Hours From Essence nt Hidiculously Law Prices, WASHINGTON, June by floor of the le charge Hepresenta Hall on the Lose effect that thousands of bLarreis of = sen sa tional made tive to the i undies and cordiais York chemicals wilskios gins. ba med in New every JYOAar fran ighily corroburated irre] of shy drink in a frst wore than $4% can for than $3 vs are the potent fas Cs were hes been fii it is stated that ! ahiich retails bp for manufactured wle wi tim class cafe jan and that sfroig esses tors in the making of a great percent f all bar products lu forty of de menthe wen would not ordinarily twenty four hours there eight ocuuces of gepuia: halt a plat of brandy clent for a full barrel of cog No distillation process Is used io the manufacture of these cheunilcal liquors aud after they bave stood for three Lours they are ready for the market Drugs supply a bead wbich whisky look as If It were years of repose in wood. while colors are added that render it almost lmpos sible to detect the fraud in New York aloue there are more thau fifteen Arms supplying these chemicals. They all act withiu the let ter of the law, but the saloon men who make this are violating every revel the business Kai Hn ist which fons crete Lulisuine in are less than extract, i= stil while vessUle Likes iged Ly twoonshiue act. That to an euoruious citent evinced after au luguiry of iess than twenty minuies Within half a bLiook from the postof fee York, where the chile! irs hold forth, is houses There a reporter waiting lo live with piut spd half plot bottles lor small quantities of chemicals which in a few days will tratusforied thou sauds of gallons of "twelve year-old whisky aod sold in the vpen market Isu't it rather daugervus deanliug in these things?’ was asked of a clerk who was quite busy waiting ou three persons at once Not in the least” was Lis reply, “but It's & serious offense If cue I» caught manufacturing the goods’ He added that most of their custom ers were In New Yprk city, but that there were huudreds throughout the country i= carried on Wiis building In New fesviiue the fouud sixty buys inspect t ¢ vue of Le into Still After Steel Trust. WASHINGTON, June 28 -The sen ate Senator La Follette's jolut resolution extending the scope of the Inquiry now being conducted by the interstate commerce commission under the Tillman Glllesple resolution 80 an to have It loclude the transporta tion nud storage of gra us In request ing more money for the use of the bu reau of corporations in its (nvest| gation of ines, Herbert Kpox Smith. deputy commissioner. has dis closed the significant fact that the bu resus through with the United States corporation and that a continued and =earchiug luvestigation of the whole steel Industry Is to Le caltied ou has passed cont uot Steel Trouble Over Ships’ Viale, LONDON, June 20 The Tribune is conducting a strong agitation agalust the dispatch of a British ticet to Cron stadt fixed for July 7 arguing that fra teruization with divided Russia would court misunderstandings and that no real entente ls possible until the Brit ish government is able to deal with a cabluet representing the Russian peo ple. It is understood that the foreign office cousiders that the Cronstadt ar rankeinent bas gone too far to permit of cancellation A large number of members of the house of commons however desire that it should be made perfectly clear that the naval vigit Is a compliment offered to the Russian peo ple and not to the Ruselan government Andeveon Defeated Pell MORRISTOWN. N J. June 268 —-F G Anderson Kings County Lawn Ten nis club, Brooklyn, defended the An derson cup emblematic of the New Jersey «tate lawn teunls championship on the courte of the Morristown Field chub. He defeated the net and swash ing play of TR Pell, the challe lu the challvuge match by the score 6-27 6-1, 3-4 0-2 ger Hankon Decorntes Edward's Yon, TRONDHIEM [he oficial festivities in connection with the core June uation of King Haakon csime to an end last ulgbt with a great reception at the NR persons All the royal personages gow lu King Haakon Prigce of \W the grand cross of the af Order palace. to which vited the has conferred on the Were in City were present es Tego May Vialt Jpmestown. TOKYO, June 20 wiralty has replied extended to Adwiral the Jamestown (Va reat expense would sendlog a fleet al the Japanese ad the juvitation to attend exposition that volved in road, bot that should uext yeur's diet te a theet will be dispatohied, according to the wish of the United States to Togo Dw ote Ladue y MM. C Latina te Succeed Darnes, WASHINGTON. June 24 M C Latta of Oklahoma has been appoints] assistant secrvtury to President Roose velt to succeed Benjamin FF. Barnes appointed postipaster nt Washington. Ar. Latta lms several years acted as GRASS SELLING STAKES. Legistilla Easily Wea Feature Sheepahead Hay. NEW YORK, June 2u Logistilla, played down from 6 to § to 10 easily wou the Grass selling stakes one wile and a sixteenth ou turf, at Sheeps. bend Bay r West set the ta aes: to the «tretoh where Knapp seat the favorite to the il "i y iw weal Clare Russeil secoud choice, easily won the Hosebud stakes three leagths The 6 favorite, Adora tic, finished ses but was di=sguali fied for foul Second given to the liw fo | with Woodwitch third Nutuiusries Pete rv by to & ond wa= then HBarinve, piace shot were successful First Hace woeuok, second; Yausee Girl Secunid Race Fiabe vtid, Handzarra Race first third first third Hussel frst; Woodwiteh third Ruicht of Elway. first Drowedary. third Greusde, trst, Dainty Pau Hose Lien LS Third Clare Ba Fourth Hace fom Co Fifth Hace second. Vou [Tromp third Sixth Hace Logistilla, first; Manda rin, secoud;, Far West, third gai secoid BASEBALL SCORES. Games Played Yesterday In the Nae tional and American Leagues. NATIONAL LEAGUE At New Yorke Philadelphia ¢ 0 9 9 1 New York 2 & 20271 Hite -Fhilad 5, §; New ¥ Errors — 1 i 7. New X¥ Battertes Lush tekie and Dx TA Tayior, Ferguson, Smith and Bowerman At Hosion Brooklyn i } 6 © 0 2d ¢ © Brookise ¢ bry » sokiyn Boston © Hatteries Scan ion anid Bergen, Young and Needham At Cinginnatl Pittsburg Cincinnaly Hits - Fittst ¢ 2 0 2 0 0 it ITE Cin innat Pittsburg ¢; Cincinnatl Joss and Clarke, Duneian a At Chicago Bt Louis Uhlcax Hite -8t | #, 1: C3 ¥ St. lx ia, 1 i iK Hatters ger and Grad; } back and Ki TABLE OF PERCENTAG w Hatiiries Jd Warner Chica i“ New rk * Mittaburg Philadephia 2 Cinginnati 2 Bt louis A Prookiyn in Boston un AME} AN LEAG At Washing! New York Washingtar { { ) Hits New York Was ! i Er rors -New York Washing 1 Bat tarics Chests and MoGuire, Falken berg and Heyden At Philadelphia Heston I Phiiadeiphia 3% { Hits Boston. ° tinlelphia -Boston, 8, Philadelphia Dineen a Armbrust Bchreck At Deatreis- ME BET EL e¢ ¢ 01 e 0 Cleveland $8 Ireiralt Cleveland 0, Detrs and Gibson, Ewing and = hlel At St Louis Chicag Bt lols Hits Chicago, € Chicago, 3, Nt. 1. rock and Sullivan Bor TALLE OF FERC: Cleveland ladeiphia LR Washingten x Rowsten uu Wright Has Finger Amputated WIMBLEDON Euglaud 28 Beals « Wright. the mewber of the Aniericnn teams which cawe to England to play for the Dwight F Davis inter pational lawn tenuis championship cup Lut unable to compete be ause of the cutting of his right hand with a broken soda water bottle at the Crescent Athletic clubhouse in Brook Ivy a day or two before the team salled. Las had the forefinger of the bapd amputated Th hand is now Liealing satisfactorily. but Mr Wright will bereafter he obliged to forego batsebail, which was one of his diver slous June who was Great Auto Race at Parle. PARIS June 28 The grand automo bile race was started at 6 o'clock this worming and is the chief lnternational test of Europe, sug tional cup evont cewediug the luterua France has twenty five cutries three and Italy sig. The cars were started at intervals of a miaute aud a half over the Sarthe circuit, and the round it twelve tiwes, totaliug 1.280 kilome ters. runuiug elx hours dally for two days Germany racers will go Lawn Tennis Tourney Ende. PHILADELPHIA, June The sational chawplonship lawo tennls tournament on the Philadelphia Cricket wns brought to a conclusion here, Mm. L 8 Coe and Mrs D F Platt of the Englewood (N Jy Fleld club winning the the wilxed doubles chamg captured hy Mrs NSaruh Cou of Staten Island and EB Dewhurst of the University of Pennsylvania 28 WOR s club's grounds doubles and wnshilp belong Yacht Anemone at Honolala HONOLTUILL The yacht Anetuione has from Dia mond Head Haw ating entry In the transoovanld Sau Pedro, Cal hours’ allowanee June wett sighted La Patong, the rnce from has twenty after the entitle her to second place red] first honors suvveh Aueinone the Lurliue fo haviug se Frank Flesher at 0 to 1 CINCINNATI Tune Ouly Jedd at Latonla handiony six The was de FAcCys Wen J fourth event clared off Flesher at ta to} in haudy fashion from Still Aller third n free Frauk fifth event Edith M, with Iwo favorites wot wou the Colby Shut Out Bondoln, PORTLAND, Me, Jone 2 The Maloe Intercollegiate baseball cham plonship wus wou hy the Colby team which was ted with Bewdoln. Hoore, Brew | Henley May Mies Rich Har- ve.t of Greonbacka VESPERS CCL LD OF CKOORED WORK Association of Amateur Unramen Has Not Done its Duty Toward | Oficial Sass Satlonal Agquatie Sport In Bruaia HEMLEY, | oo ’ y re 4 i { i i Ia are of Ox i AUiE te ex fee tus ke le . 1 the CALS ire Henley they Lave not dons Fletcher Every foreign car hiere 1 ug vipete Las deciaration that he is to the ARSi= 3u amateur ac the Amateur of Euglaud mote that curding iaws of Rowiug Ili aired alien Vespers did hey notary Was Te swore jo affidasits be that they our definition were supported Ly the president Awerican National teur Qarsmen thd vel we afterward that the and that the American ass ition had not taken proper « wlorsad the eutrs ‘Under the circuinsta the Awerican not 4 its Hot to accept the Amer § fore a publ Were They of the \ina earned tier amatenrs Association of itfidavits were false re to learn the facts hefore if that Las izht until =a Rowing duty and t} ution fiw America Hig How on NEW Hottle Night HAVE) i i iw As the reawdt of a Lge { ¢ jRace the ob the freshiu i : iI What |s part of Im uetiihe af Runt as Thotih «ht Dean Clitten fet of the tin «4 A stateiient Shetfeld Nob sclivol which practi 80 Temple sturlianoe took Vere ited on the bottle night Lijlarity us th =Ltueut of the freshiusu uw in the ty three alled sirvet whet place wes freshiuen tap tnd their names were reported to the Bottie anything windows by thnes pedestrians lis 155 ised lo lewple authorities night ono which is hurled fron scientific school uight is the breakable students amd many intured Werle Lit have wen year froshaien street block Two Killed In Panama Hicctions. WASHINGTON June 24 The state departinent was advised by both Gov ernor Magoou and wernl Shanklin at Panama of the results of the election and the disturbuuces at tendanut thereon [be cou general wierely reported there had a row resuiting fo the killing of two wen aud the wounding of several others and that all the trouble was over Gov ernor Magoou reported that the erument party was successful lu Pana wa wud the other larger towns the vole belug ieht fad Consul Gee sul Lewns Rov Colon inatua Fwo Were tuesuit the mshing fights kfter wen kilhsl ln from individual log had closed ug vot Julled For Taking a Bribe BOSTON Timothy J Swift a former custliaug of the fed eral Lnlldiug, who, after three trials was couvited for takiug a Lrilw, was sentenced Ly Judge Dodge to the Uwnlt od Ntates district court to serve fifteen months jail and flue [he count upon wh convicted Juue 24 in to pay a no h Swift was involved the finding pot hii of $120 (o warked Lills those Lay tix nllecoyy Ly a ’ defendant Hind ar Hd been given blu firm with which the ranged a plan whereby It w for certain the general postottiog ng get the coutract furuisbiiugs in Woman Not Mise Hood. ASHEMILLI \ receive | uli uta [ele \oa, Ly Kills Cal, state ried her Liu Toso she Is the dish athe the sities] by lisse Lewd Jomo antes it furwanled tolleges Cut Unt Greek WASHINGTON June > W Joffe Pro Hege has fol ther ducatioual au Ling Greek fools awen shing lowed «itn tin the Class id thu Hretitents ti The trustees | that th Al Jefler=on Growk (u the culleg: Geverner Marria to Be Mure Discreer, COLUMBUS © MM Harris has returned to the capiiai from his home nt He sald that be wax feeling twitter that he would vndeavor to be more discreet in matters that alected his Lealth The governor dovs nol show apy sigus of his slukuess. June Governor Baton much and Ledi*s Muslin Unde:wear at Globe Warehouse Prices Drawers and short skirt, to match. 25. 27,20 and 31 in lengths with 10 in tounce, four rows tucks and hemstitclung, worth 40c. Sale price dle Drawers to Match | Open or closed, all sizes, worth Sale price 25¢ Skirts Deep lace trimmed flounce, regu- lar 50¢c values. Special 374c. Open and closed drawers to match 37}e. Embroidery trimmed skirts, deep flounce, worth 02jc. Special 49¢. Open and closed drawers to match 40¢ Drawers Small lot of umbrella dries, three tucks and three rows, val in- sertions, edged with lace, very sightly, worth $100. Sale price iH Long Skirts | Double lawn flounce 18 in, with 18 tucks, he nstitched, mad4 to sell for $1 121¢c. Special 89c¢. One lot §125 values, three rows Point de Pans lace and insertions, lawn tlounce tucked and hemstitch- ed, very sightly. Sale prics 98c, One lot $1.75 values, 18 in. lawn tlounca with ruttle, three rows tor- chion insertions, hemstitched, tack- ing between each. Special $1.124¢. Very elaborate $2.00 value, dou- ble rutile and double flounce, six rows lace insertion, garinent, made of cambric and lawn. Sale price $140 Dotted Mulls About 25 pieces, priced at 12§c, 15¢, 20¢ and 25¢, pin dots to size of pea. These goods we buy direct from the maker, saving you 20%, imported and domestic es, Sheer White Materials In variety equal to the city stores and prices lower, beginning at 8¢ and raising by easv stages to 65c. Our Line embraces Lawns, Linens, Batistea, Organdies, French Lawn, Persian Lawn, French Batiste, Lin- gune, Leno de Amerique, etc. The wholesale output together with the branch stores enable us to purchase these goods direct from the maker, saving you 20%. ar eK The ‘Globe Stores’ never lie to their patrons. White Waists A new lot going at 93¢. Silk Umbrellas Another lot of $2 00 silk umbrel- las. Special §149 Other specials space does not per- mit us Wo mention Globe Warehouse, Talmadge Block, Elmer Ave. VALLEY PHONE. 100 Lake St. Weat Sayre. OFFICE HOURS: 8 to 11:00 a. m., 2 to ¢:30, 7:00 to 8:00, Genito unitary ut chronic diseases 8 Rot specialty phonea Harneas, Washed, Oiled, Repaired A Harnoss Bought, Sold, Traded Bicycles and Lawn Mowers Repaired Mirrors and Looking (lasses Replated Boota and Shoes Repaired AL. CONKIN, - =
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