“Maple Leaf camp No. 252%,
Royal Neighbors uf America, will
hold an ice cream social in the Saving Immense Profits to Book
Desm nd street park on Wednes.
day evening, August 15. All arr
By placing an order with the Authors
snd Newspapers association of New
York for a very large edition of eseh of
twelve famons works, we control the!
sale in this valley and vicinity, and we |
will sell a new novel every month by a
world-famous author at only 50 a copy
for the regu'ar $1.50 style. The bar
gainis where it ought to be- with our
customers. Tha a benefits by this
ext are arrangement,
and the ny of dn Lug
suffers.
invited, 82-3
It has been decided by the Le
high Vall¢y Railroad Company to
separate “the freight and ticket
{agencies at Mauch Chunk, p'acing
the ticket cffice there on the same
basis as those at Eiston,B : hichem
and Allentown.
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According to reports every man| yueive of the foremast fiction writers of two continents have
Parlor Suites
Sale
Price $2200
256)
20m
53.00
Regular
Price $30.00,
32 00,
_ 40.00,
65.00,
Extension Tables
Regular Sale
Price § B75
10.00
2000
25.00
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nominated for Governor in the State
of New York this year will be
clected. Even the Prohibitionists
wo filling up their glasses and
drinking a bumber to the success
of their candidate.
at an expenses of $150,000 to wrile a-new novel for the Anthors a
each month one of these new books will be issued. Weber's Book £
selepisd ua the distributing poiat for this valley ; the books will not b
Ey i Fea: "hou. apt 54a thoy be Purchased disoct fiom {} be gibi
ers for less than $1.50. iavelaare copyrigh ted and will not be rs
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Buffets.
Sale
Price $1200
hy, 14.00
16.00
18.00
22.00
Dining Chairs
Cage Sale
Seats “Price $ 5.50
H 8.50
! 13.00
14.50
15.5
Regular
Price $16.00
18 00
2000)
2200
3000
$ 7.50
10.00
15.00
Tcather Seats 18 (0)
“ 20.00
We cannot obtain more than our Allotment. at ones if you
frees test of novels by modern authors. Three of the series a
s, viz:
“A ROCK IN THE BALTIC”
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Thete is 2 smooth fakir headed
Bed Room Suites
Sale
Price $1700
21 (0
71.00
300
36 00
Price $2300
25.00
3500
4000
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Library Tables
Regular Sale
P rite $10.00
12.00
15 00-
16 00
2400
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this way. He sells razors for a
dollar and promises to give th
purchasers’ money back The
purchaser, however, gets nary :
red and the fakir moves out of town
in most cases £200 to the good.
Week-Ead Outings
By Robert Barr
“Like a refreshing breeze on a suliry day.” Boston Herald
© “THE MAN BETWEEN"
By Amelia Bary
* No more startling story has «ver been written." — New York World.
Oak Rockers
We have a linited number of
good substantial Oa Rockers to go
in this sale at $1.25. Better Rock-
ers for more Be but Jar below
real value. -
Pictures Half Price
There is in the store a large num-
ber of Handsome Framed pictures.
We put the entire lot in this sale
with the price cut squarely in
two,
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The Valley Record
4. H, MURRKLLE, Publisher
LL ( AREY Baler,
Published every ein Hetopt Say:
day a4 Marmil's Printing Office, Sayre,
“Al the news that's Bt to print”
TUBSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1908
DENTAL OFFICES
BURGLARIZED
Gold Only Was Stolen, and Doors
Were Locked as Usual When
Offices Were Opened in the
Moming.
Whea Drs. Saocok, Hart and
Switzer came to their respective
. dental offices yesterday morning
everything appeared to be in its
usual order, and it was not until
they each had occasion to use some
gold that they discovered that the
entire supply had disappeared
Just when the offices were entered
and the gold stolen is uncertain, It
may have occurred at any time bes
tween Saturday night and Monday
morning The work was evidently
done by professionals, and it is the
* opinion of the polic: that it was
~ dose by some pne who is making a
_ reports of similar robberies have fre
quently appeared in different parts
of the country.
The thieves showed themselves
to be experts in this line of work,
for nothing in the offices had been
disturbed sufficiently to attract the
attention, even of the owners, until
the loss of the gold was dis-
covered. A close examination
revealed the fact that the
offices had been ransacked very
thoroughly, but every thing had
been put back in its place, and only
the gold was missing. The doors
had all evidently been unlocked
_ and locked up again, and the only
~ thing broken was a drawer in Dr.
Harts’ office which had been pried
There are doctors’ offices in the
same buildings with the burglarized
deatal offices, and any one could
enter or leave without attracting at-
tention.
Special Rates For Old Home
Woek at . The Lehigh Valley
Rallroad will sell tickets at low fares
Augast 13th to 18th inolusive. Fare
from Sayre-80c. IS idk gud gob and
inclusive,
return an
Definite in-
be obtalosd of Ticket
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WAVERLY
FRANK E. WOOD, Representative
News and advertising matter may be
office at Sayre, Valley ‘phone 128X,
Mrs. J. 0. Reber is visiting at
Greene, N. Y.
Clyde Bixby
Waverly today.
of Nichols is in
Miss Mabel King went to Corn
ing to visit relatives today.
Mrs Ellen Powers returned
from New York last gvening.
Miss Lena Hedges is wisiting
Miss Bessie Crispin at Elmira.
Mrs. A. K Gore is expected
back from Greene, N. Y , today.
There will be a special meeting
of the board of trustees this evens
ing.
Mrs. Mary L. Fiederich of
Albany is the guest of Mrs. Henry
Tozer.
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Brown went
to Ulster today where they will
visit Mrs, Brown's parents,
Misses Georgianna and Charlotte
Crispen of Elmira are visiting at]
the home of Fred Pigeim
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Mrs A R Bailey of Cleyelard, |
Ohio, 1s visiting her sister, Mrs, |
G:orge Paingon, Broad street
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Miss lsabella Hammond, ho)
has been visiting her cousin, Miss
home at Manshsld, Pa.
Colonel N. H, Loomis of the |
opera house, who has been in|
Waverly for the past two Wonks,
returned to New York today.
Mrs. Charles Welch and daugh- |
ter Ester, and son Charles, of
Kansas City, Mo, are visiting at
the home of W. D. Whitaker on
Providence street.
Miss Mabel Hallet entertained a
party of her friends at a porch
party last night.
and bunting and there were about
25 present,
Henry A. Booth, cashier of the
Flandreau national bank of South
Dakota, was calling on F. A. Bell
yesterday, He was on his way to
Candor to visit his mother, who is
seriously ill.
H. B, Graf and William Hedrick
and will float down the river to
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limited
0 Ang Y
Ageeta.
Waverly, provided they can keep
On Saturday and Sundays from June
30th to September 30th, the Lehigh Val-
ley Rallroad will sell excursion ticksts
ally in New York siate at low fares,
which will provide over Banday oatings
ata minimum cost for raliroad fares.
This arrangement applies generally to
points in New York state east of Geneva.
Ask Lehigh ticket agents for full par-
“LADY EVELYN” . °
By Max Pemberton
“ Wiil be read, re-read and discussed.” — Baltimore American,
Bear in Mind that these famous books can oaly be had
throagh r
.50c a copy, aad only while the limited edition lasts. Next month 3 néw. novel’
one of the nine remaining famous authors above referred to will bet lagued
The Record for annoancement.
WEBER'S BOOK STORE,
133 Lockhart St.
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ticulars.
Williams’ Kidney Pills
Have you neglectod your Kideys?
Have you overworked your nervous s
tem and caused trouble with your Kid-
neys and Bladder? Have you pains in
Waverly, N. Y.
| the boat r ght side up until they the Tons, side beck, ios sod blad.
a SECURED POSITION our, mo res, tly a
appearance o
eyea? Too
| i rs Se, So pe eer [i ao
Waverly—Daniel. Mills of this [glimmer Be Te. Sota oy
place has secured a very desirable Williams Mfg. Co, Prop's,
position as principal of the high Qa «3. Driggs,
school at Theresa, N Y. The
0. Bold by
school is a large one and has a 3: % 10 Pentile a. 3, an Re
staff of five teachers in the high eT Central New York State Splritaal-
school Theresa is situated in the | ist Meotiags, July 22 to Aug 20tb, 1908.
Tickets so
‘northern part of the state, near the
thousand islands. Mr. Mills taught
July 21 to Aug. 10th, in-
at VanEtten last year,
BUSINESS CHANGE
farther particulars see Lehigh alley
Waverly—G. a Harding has
Ticket Agents.
$1.35 to North Fair Haven and
sold the shoe business which he
Fs A Bell and wife went to), = conducted on Broad street for
Return
The Lehigh Valley Rallroad will sell
tickets Sunday, Jal It 5 every Base
day Fhiitauieas until Sept. 0th
Spencer to attend the centennial |, years, and will give possesion
which is being held at that place | about September 1 The new pro-
this week Mr, Bell will deliver |prietor will be E. Barton Hall of
an address at the opening of the | Elmira.
ood go ing and retarning on all trins on
of issue only. Bee Lehigh Valley
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new school house which has been |
recentlo completed. |
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Miss Aona Qiinlan is spending
| her vacation at Randolph, N.Y.
Raymond O'Brien of Wilkes
{ Barre is visiting his uncle, M.
| O'Brien at this place,
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H. B Ingham returned home
last evening after “spending the
past 10 days at Kerrickls camp
below Towanda. Mrs. Ingham |
stopped at Towanda and will come |
home tomorrow, |
PPPs
is Not a 10¢ Store
It is surprising how many ar-
ticles can be found here for »
the small sum of a dime.
We are showing a new as-
sortment of ten cent dishes
cups and saucers, salad
bowls, bread and but-
ter plates, Etc. :
10c berry bowls, a new lot,
also new .vases, sherbet
glasses, wine glasses, etc.
10c. ribbons,” 10c laces and
10c candy. -
A new assortment of enamel
ware, kettles, etc, Saturday
3% While This
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Ticket Agents for furlber icalars 46
$1.25 to Sylvan Beach and Return
The Lehigh Valley Railroad will sell
tickety Sunday, July lst and Sun-
day thereafter dntil Sept. 8th. ckets
good and returning on all trains
on date of issue only. ee Lehigh Tick-
ot Agents for further particulars. 46
Free Free
Mra. A. C. Trainor, Colchester, Conn.,
| writes that a free sample bottle of
| Bloodine hel her when she was all
| ran down. loodine iss body builder
and system tonic of wonderful merit,
and if you have not tried it, you shoald
FOR SALE
today. The greatest system Tonio in
A very desirable property
tie viorid, ' Sick Ridaess ase positively in Waverly, ong block from
| Driggs, Sayre. trolley Nine room house,
NT A YEN 4 acre lot, plenty of fruit.
$1.00 to Wilkes-Barre and Re- Wo i DE isic poi
Lehigh V road will 3 :
ell Lickota Augast 196%, Speciat train, | Park This property will
leaviog Sayre at 7:10 a. m.; returning be sold at a sacrifice if
ary iy ik bought before Sept. 1, 1906
Reynold s Real Estate Agency
ial train on date of lssue, Bes Lebigh
1117 Packer Ave. Sayre, Pa |
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G. Tracy Rogers of Binghamton |
Joseph A Powers of Troy, N. Y,,
and vice piesident Graham of the
Erie railroad came through
Waverly yesterday on a tour of
inspection They stopped in
Waverly for about three hours and
then went on toward Chemung to
look over the route of the new
trolley line which is now in course
of construction
ATEN
Gregg’s Racket Store,
Cor. Broad St. and Park Ave. Wavatly,
ZEN N /
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Valley Ticket Agents for further ne
ticalars.
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GOOD NEW
q It's not our charitable disposition by a long shot, that induces us to sell CLOTHING AND
FURNISHINGS at a loss this time every year. we’ re simply pursuing a reasonable ‘and sensi-
ble business policy. We've determined to have a bright, fresh néw stock at the commencement
of every year. We'll not offer our trade old stock, carried from season to season. We've got
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to get rid of the old before the new comes in and we are going to
Sacrifice Profit for Policy.
{ It's a better chance to get good CLOTHING for a little money than you have ever had befe
and better than you will probably have again. You can't afford to miss it, come in and at leas
inspect the offerings whether you intend to buy or not. The prices in our window display mus
convince you that we mean business.