Cha upagne
mi 0 ght summer prices
al kind at $275
i Jin
k BL
1.35%
$550
567
7.50
9 938
a
kind at $3.75 Tafetas at 107
387
489
Nil
off jobbing list
(Street Floor)
A
Post card books at Strong's.
Sol Fieldman August 8,
Mrs. M. Mandal:
Sanday at Frecwille
will spend
Puzzle post card: at Strong's.
Nirome Hess caught
black bass yesterday.
George “Waite of Nichols was
tt fine
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Post card views of Waverly at
Miss Mabel Woodburn is visit-
Miss C+- enter and Mrs. Brown
4
Miss Eva B:zzud of Fulton
| strect left for Pine City, NY, for
6.25
and Small Girls,
At $
Ages
one — Une Half
10 were $148
1.10 1.59
25 H 1.69
W) 249
2) 2.87
298
12}, 67¢
J210 3 years (bl rs are Gun
, Linen, Seersucker and (
Styles all new.
Bal xn 20 At $1
97 1
100 1
1.25 1
1.39
(2ad Floor Front)
Price.
as Continued-
to 2 al 79¢
(~trect Floor
short vacation.
Thirty-three fresh sir children
arrived in town from New York
city yesterday.
icity come to Waverly today and
will sp:nd a short vacation here
- ges
Abraham Smith of Chicago, who
has been visiting bis brother, Clay-
ton A Smith, returned hom - to Jay,
Miss Eu: Tisn-y gove a porch
party lost night in honor of her
friend, Mr. Roche FeZ:tte of
Metal, Natural
Materials
’hambrays
On Batistes,
were
12 were $1.47 a table
Street Floor)
Chicago
The Pastime Athletic base ball
team went to Ulster today. The
boys will try to square up for last
weeks defeat,
15 1.50
30 1.89
200)
2.47
>
the dollar
plete; on the Easy
Payment Plan if desired.
CAFE
HOSPITAL NOTES
Percy Turner,
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Brown and
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Legg
went to Ulster this afternoon to
spend Sunday.
Miss Helen Blinn of Toledo, O,
who has been the guest of Nellie
Mack the past three weeks, re-
turmed home today.
Mrs. Coombs and Mrs Sayder
have filed claims against the vil
lage of Waverly for $1400 for
ed Business
borough.
ficld, who claims to be an official of
the company, came to Sayre, and
in an interview with Justice Nelson
stated that the silk which was sent
to Sayre was sent “without the
authority or knowledge of the
known to the company when the
attachment was issued. He said
that an employe of the company
had been sending the silk to a lady
here who sold it here as the agent
of the compiny. He stated, how~
ever, that the party who acted as
agent at this plice was entirely
innocent of any wrong doing, and
was acting in good [uith,
SAYRE ITENS
Sol Fieldman August 8
an——— —
Mr. and Mrs. George Ruck are
in Niagara Falls,
Miss Grace and Louis Driggs
went to White Haven, Pa, today.
Fred McEwen is working in the
new ncws stand at the Lehigh V Bl:
ley station.
The Summer Stock company
complete their engagement at the
park this evening.
A number of people are having
a bread and butter picnic at
Maney's cottage today.
Miss Blanche Bird of New York
is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. A.
Tillman, Chemung street.
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The Socialist local held an inter- |
esting meeting last night. Several
interesting articles were read and
discussed.
BARGAIN SHOES
IN THE BASEMENT
One Lot —Women's Shoes $2.48. Patrician and LaFrance.
One Lot—Women's Shoes $1.98. Regular $2.50 value.
One Lot—Men's Shoes $2.78. Walk Over, .$4.00 grade.
"One Lot—Men's Shoes $1.19. Regular $1.50 value.
Oge Lot—Men's Shoes 082. Regular $1.50 value,
One Lot—Army Shoes $225, Value $3.00.
TO. NIGHT _
AT THE TENT
Cor. Desmond and Chemung Sts.
Four Act Comedy,
THE WORLD".
PRICES 10 AND"20 CENTS
Last Performance Here
TONIGHT.
Muslin Skirts and Night-.
. gowns, One Third Of
(the Lehigh Valley yards several
{days ago, by which he lost a leg,
|was discharged from the hospital
{ today.
Miss Z-ta Farr of Sayre, Mrs
Andrew Nash of Waverly, Miss
Marie Cranmer of Masontown,
| Mrs. Peter Complete and Mrs. R.
'B Scickler of Waverly, and Mrs.
| Arthur Worder of Sayre were
Remove dead horses and cattle at short | | discharged from the hospital today
tien Ail onders will onive pnp | Mes. Arthur Pruyne of Waverly
tant from / Athens, Sayre and Waverly. was admitted today
Hides must be on carcasses; remove fres |.
of charge. | am prepared to do the bas-
inees, have ambulance to hanl the stock;
also boy Mae, cia, tallow and bones,
pay market prices. Call Bell telephone |
| No. 633, SAYRE, PA.
widening Chemung street
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Mc-
Intyre will be held tomorrow after-
ngon at 2 o'clock from the Church
of the Epiphany. The burial will
take place in the Catholic ceme:
tery. ° .
Attached to Lehigh train No.
145 eastbound yesterday afternoon
was an Arms palace horse car con-
taining about 4twenty western
horses. They were billed to
Stroudsburg, Pa. The conductor
of the train said that several car
loads were shipped from the west
every week to a stock farm mear
rckhart St.
Sayre.
C. J. Kiron,
SAYRE'S LEADING
DRAYMAN.
Especial care and prompt at
tention given to moving of
Silasey Housebold Goods, Bafes
A young fellow was drunk and
sleeping on the sidewalk at East
Waverly last night. He was
arrested and locked up. At first
he insisted that he was not drunk
but at length pleaded guilty and
was permitted to go.
VISITED BAKACA CAMP
Waqerly—A party consisting of
Leona Schoonmaker, Mabel Terry,
Clemma Hart, Veva Baldwin, Lee
Thompson, Herbert Northrup, Per-
An Unusually Pretty Line of _
Paper Napkins and
Lunch Sets
Jelly Glasses and Fruit Cans.
of All Kinds
Mrs. Taylor of Laceyville was
| operated upon today
Brooms for 15 Cents
4
TOUHEY S HOTEL
Thomas Ave, Opposite L. V, Station,
Save.
100 Lake 5¢. West Sayre.
OFFICE HOURS: %
8 to 11:00 a. ms, 2 to 4:30, 7:00 to 8:00, |
“A. H. MURRAY, MD.
SPECIALTIES:
Lr ol Bere BB
0SBORN'S LIVERY
Heavy and Light Draying and Moving
sad all kinds of team work attended to
207 N. Lehigh Ave. Valley Phone 208x
Specialties
AI
JE. BAKER.
(Carpenter and Builder.
I. L. BENJAMIN,
Painter, Decorator and Paperhanger.
First-class work done promptly at rea-
sonable prices,
A.J.GREEN
CONTRAGIOR AND BUILDER.
| Plans and Estimates Furnished
$25 Stevenson Bt, Valley Phone 22y
H. H. Mercereau,
Attorney-at-Law
Notary Public
Speeial attention to Pension Papers,
Phone 11 X.
{3 Desmond k
DEALER IN
foreign and Domestic Fruits.
Pure Olive Oil for medieal
Macaroni at §, 8 and 10a per
OVERCOME BY HEAT
{whose name was not learned,
journey.
tn. pe amaee—
Advertise in The Record
DON'T FORGET
the excellent values for
little money at
McMahan's
We have dry goods
that will please you as
well as the prices.
We also have shoes
at the lowest prices and
of the latestcut.
D.E BONAR,
LO. F. Blogk,
cy Thompson and Emery Nor-
thrup drove to Camp Swartwood
last night where the Baraca class
is in camp. They drove up in the
Wells Fargo express wagon, and
the boys in camp were a little
doubtful at first as to just what was
coming [or the old wagon resem-
bles a covered patrol wagon, but
were not at all disappointed when
they discovered what was in it
The party together with those in
camp numbered 15, and they made
the welkin ring with the noise of
fun and jollity. They won't tell
when hey § got back.
S0LD DECAYED MELONS
Waverly—A man appeared on
the street yesterday with a load of
water melons that he was selling
at a remarkably low price. Offi-
cers of the board of health in-
spected the load and found that
nearly all the melons were in a bad
state of decay. He was ordered to
| stop business and to dispose of his
load. At first he refused, but was
told that he would be arrested if
he did not and ordered out of
town which ke did.
Section 8 of the sanitary regu-
lations impose a fine of $10 upon
any person offering decayed fruit
for sale within the village.
Stroudsburg.
Billy Wild amd his repertoire
company closes a week's engage
ment this evening. While fair
crowds have visited Mr. Wild's
clean and up to date show, the
entertainments should have been
patronized in a far more liberal
manner. The attractions in Sayre
this week, however, have been too
numerous for any of thém to make
money. Next week all eyes will
again twin toward the park
theatre, the Bennett-Moulton Com:
pany being the attraction.
ANNUAL BUDGET MADE UP
Waverly-—The ¢ finance commit -
tee of the Board of Edygation has
recommended a budget totaling
$21.920 for expenses for the com-
ing year. After deducting $5000
state money this leaves $16,920 to
be raised by taxation. A motion
by Mr. Lang to submit a proposis
tion to the people to spend $10,
000 for a site for a high school
building was defeated.
* C. Hancock of Binghamton was
with a party in an automobile.
The batteries run out at Barton
and he had to leave the party a
We have a line of Brooms not quite up to
par. Sell them while they last
at 15¢; were 25c.
)
Gregg’s Racket Store, ;
Cor. Broad St. and Park Ave. Waverly. 3
Murphy & Blish