wanda today.
| Mrs. Walter Graham has returns
ed to Oneonta,
F. B. Park and family went to
New York today.
Clarence Weble of East Athens
Bargain Opportunities.
Dress Goods Section Shoes
Mrs. Foster C. Page wentto
Meshoppen today.
Frank Granger of Towanda was
in town yesterday.
er ——
at Saving Prices
Remnants and short ends of silk,
Mrs. J. M. Tompkins went to
larly at 59¢ to $1.25 yd.
$1.50. price.
| dresses for school girls.
ized waistings. | price.
Men's oxfords and high shoes, tan and
gun metal, vici and colt. $1 values $2.89.
Same as above in $3.50 value at $2.69.
Women's wide ankle, button and lace,
$2 value $1.50.
Children's white canvas oxfords,
90c values. All at one price, 59c.
Furniture Section
! price.
75 to
short ends and remnants.
Belts at ! price; a numbe
Children’s black ribbed
Sizes 5 to 91.
: Jaks. away.
Shirt waist patterns in v
of embroidery work,
87c, $1, $1.15, $1.25, $1.50.
Refrigerators 3 styles, . 2 makes, 1
Leonard Cleanable, 2 Manhattan. Va-
rious ice capacity. | off.
500 yds. table oil cloth, colors. Special
for one week 12lc.
Hammocks 11 left, representing as
many kinds. $2.47 to $6. | ofl.
Chiffoniers We have a surplus and
wish to reduce our stock prior to incom-
ing lots recently bought. 15 styles. Val-
ues $5.67 up ts $22. | off.
Millinery
Not a hat reserved. Anything you like
well enough to buy is now marked } for-
! price.
rof styles and
hose at less.
arious designs
! price.
New Albany today.
a ——
Judge Kline of North Dakota is
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Scott re-
turned to > lsway, N. J. today.
TB Smith of Utter was in
Athens on business yesterday,
W.0 Robinson of East Orange,
N. J, visited friends here today.
Miss Hunsiker attended a social
event at Quarry Glen yesterday.
Leon Munn went to Canton
today to witness the firemen's
parade,
F. J. Cheney and family of Wil
mington are visiting relatives in
Athens,
Mrs, Floyd Campbell of Lacey-
ville is visiting her mother, Mrs. C.
E. McKinney.
Olark’s 200 yd spool best 6-cord cotton
thread 3c a spool. 30c a dozen. mer prices.
W. E. Scudder and “wife went to
Canton this morning to witness the
One lot red Russian fo. parade.
WhiteWaists > Original Prices
Bat soiled and mussed through handling.
Misses Helen Raub and Ella
Moss, who have been visiting Ellen
Once tabbing will bring
their full worth. ! price.
2nd Floor Center
Colored Wash Goods
On tables and remove them at | and less.
Table No. 1 contains all figured goods
up to 15c and is repriced to close. Ge.
them back to
Aisle
Table No. 2 contains silk mulls, organ-
dies, eolians and crepe chiffons. All 25¢
values. 121c. St. Floor, near elevator.
'W. T. CAREY,
JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE
Office | Maney & Page Block,
Rooms formerly occupied by the
late John R. Murray,
Ofios hours: —9 to10 a. m.; 8:30
fo 8 p,m. At other times during
day at Valley Record office,
ALEX 'D. STEVENS,
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE.
C Negotiated, Insurance Writ
ten, Houses Rented, Rents Col-
lected, Taxes Paid.
ROOM Y. FLMER
TOCKHARY BY. SAYRE.
R. A. 6. REES, M.D.
100 Lake B88. West Sayre.
OFVICE HOURS:
$80 11:00 a. m., 2 to 4:90, 7:00 to 8:00,
: talto nines) od chronle diseases s
SPECIALTIES
Diseases of the Eye, Fir, Nose ll}
Throat, and the Proper Fitting of Glass- |
os. Hours—9-12; 1-5. 7-8, Suondays by
appolatment. Office, Wheelock Block,
OSBORN’S LIVERY
| Heavy and Light Draying and Moving
Baggage called for and delivered in
SEER Sayre, Athens and Waverly,
EE Made of team wort attended
Livery attached.
A.E. BAKER
~ Garpenter and Builder.
ty Pleasant St. Waverly, NY.
MH. L. TOWNER, M.D.
Specialties
of Women and
Im Ilh TRE pm
ne
$6.60 to Toronto, Ont. and
{ Return. The Lehigh Valley Railroad
| will make aspecial rate of one fare for
{ the round trip to Toronto, account Can-
| adian Natlonal Exhibition, August 27 to
= ptember 10. Tickets “to be sold A
rust 20th to September Sth jnclusive;
| Timited for return to Ssptember 11th,
SAYRE'S LEADING
DRAYNAN. | inclusive, and will be good going and re
| turning on all teaine except the Black
{
|
| Bapecial care and prompt At- | Diamond Rxpross, within ths prescribed
{ limit, See Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents
tention given to moving of for further particulate. 81
| lass, Household Goods, Sates |
Ls
HILL & BEIBACH
CAPE
Best of Everything
| Lockhart St.
C. J. Kiron,
|
Bloodine
Liver Pills.
Cure ¢hronic Constipation.
25¢ a Box.
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hee
UNITED wEoICAL CO. ox 74, LancasiEn, Pa
Sayre.
CEMENT SIDEWALKS
When yon want’ a cement side-
‘walk laid in a first-class, durable
{ manner, call on Simeon Davis. You
will get Lhe benefit of years of prac-
| tical experience. Mason work of
jal kinds. Simeon Davis, Olive St.,
yre.
Sold in Sayre by the West Sayre
Pharmacel Co.
Is now ready to furnish
Pure Reservoir Ice to
Sayre patrons.
Both Phones,
1. L. BENJAMIN,
| Palater, Decora 2 aod Paperhanger.
JOHN C. PECKALLY,
DEALER IN
‘Foreign and Domestic Frults.
| First-class work done promptly at rea-
sonable prices,
Residence: —120 Spruce St, Athens, Pa.
DR. F. J. GREEN
Osteopathic Physician,
Of Elmira, will be at the Norwood Hotel,
Waverly, every Friday from 0 to 2:80 p.
m. Acute and chronic cases treated.
Consultation and examination free,
Graduated under the founder of the pro-
Macaroni at 5, 8 and 10e per pound.
No x Elizabeth St,, Waverly.
Subscribe for The Record.
H. H. Mercereau,
Attorney-at-Law
Notary Public
Spesial stitention to Pension Papers.
Valley Phone 11 X. {
!3 Desmond Street, Bayre |
H. TUTTLE, MN. D.
| Specialist
pie pita at ak dr COMRACTOR #0 ULE.
ay
Attorneys and Counselors.
nard Block, Athens, Pa.
Ear, Nose
Steed,
Raub, returned to Trenton today.
Mrs, Felix Stehle, formerly Miss
Mary Espy, of New York, was the
guest of Miss Anna Keefe yester-
day.
Mr. and Mrs, Bert Booth have
gone to Granville to visit the lat-
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, M. E.
Granger.
Dr. W. G. Simpson will go ©
Scranton tomorrow to officiate at
the marnage of two of his former
parishioners,
Mrs, James McCue of Waverly,
and Mrs, J. Bixby of Sayre, at-
tended a porch party given by Mrs.
Seth Hawkins yesterday afternoon.
Clayton Berghaus of Harrisburg
was visiting Archibald Maurice
yesterday. He is here on a busis
ness trip in the Sayre sewer project.
Mrs A Moon an J children Eth-
el and Frances went to Rummer-
field this morning where they will
be guests of John Moon and fam-
ily,
There will be some good matinee
races at the park Saturday. There
will be three races and ome of the
best horses in the valley will com-
pete. ow
That trombsne bock b b:longing
to Hosmer's band has cot yet been
found, It is of no use to anyone
but the owner, and ought to be re-
turned.
Mrs. Anna Kinney of New York,
Mrs. W. H, Shores of Towanda,
and Miss Laura Shores of Black,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
L. Fuller today.
~
Mr. and Mrs. Will Gamble re-
turned to Olean this morning after
visiting in Athens and attending
the Gamble family reunion in
Franklin yesterday.
Miss Addie Glcason of New
York, came to Athens today for a
week's visit with her parents, J. C
Flood and wife. -Miss Helen has
been here some time.
Mrs. H. E, Walker went to Wy-
alusing this morning to visit her
former home and friends, She
will extend her journey to Wilkes
Barre before she returns,
The special train for Canton left
the station this morning at 5:30.
Protection hose company had 44
men and Hosmer's band had 28
return train will leave
ers will be in attendance.
R. A. Horton and son, and Rev.
Athens yesterday on their way to
is to be placed ina school.
Rev. W. E. Dawewas called to}
Brooklyn today by the serious ill. |=
ness of his sister, There will be|@
no services or Sunday school at
of his absence.
Willis Hill and wife are attend
ing the Hill family reunion at El.
mira today, and tomorrow they will
go to Geneva for a visit with rela-
tives, Mr. Hill is having a fifteen
days’ vacation from his mail route.
SECURED FINE TALENT
Athens —The following talent
has been secured by Prof. Rogers
for the high school lecture course
this season: Gillian, the world
renowned humorist; Johan M.
Driver, the lecturer; the Lulu
Tybee Gates Concert Company ;|and
the Brockway Ladies’ Concert
Company ; the Schildkret Hungas
nan Orchestra. The latter is one
of the famoug orchestras that only
visit the large cities and Mr. Rog-
ers has only been able to secure
them at great expense. They are
composed of eight artistic musis
cians, and a lady singer will accom-
pany them.
KEYSTONE CAPITOL ACCEPTED.
Famous Hromse Doors With States
men's Heads Stay In It.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. 16.—The
new state capitol was accepted by the
capitol building commission from the
contractors and turned over to the
board of public grounds and buildings,
of which Governor Pennypacker is
president. The commission announced
at the close .of ils meeting that It
would turn int the state treasury be
tween $30,000 and $40.000 out of the
$4,000,000 appropriated for the build:
{ng after its accounts have been closed
After accepting the building the com.
mission made the final payment to the
contractors, an aggregate of $3,508,650
The commission will have to settle
with Edwin A. Abbey and other artists
for the decorations before closing its
accounts. The bullding is practically
finished and Is now being made ready
for the decoration ceremonies on Oct. 1.
Tbe present capitol takes the place of
the old statehouse, which was de
stroyed by fire February, 18087. The
bronze doors containing the heads of
the members of the commission and
other distinguished Pennsylvanians,
over which there had been some con-
troversy, were not rejected.
Fatally Hurt at Bargain Counter.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Aug. 10.-—Mrs.
Susan Welland was probably fatally
injured and many other shoppers were
burt in a bargain day rush at a de-
partinent store. Tue chief of police
ordered the store closed, but rescinded
the order when he found that the ten
policemen on duty there had the situa
tion under control, A pumber of wom-
en were carried out of the crowd over
come by heat, each In a fainting con-
dition, but all were able to go home
without medical attention except Mrs.
Welland.
Former Congressman Dead,
NEW YORK, Aug. 16 --News was
received in Jersey City of the death of
George B. Fielder, ex-congres=inan and
ex register of Hudson county, N. J, on
Tuesday in the Catskills. He had been
ill a long tiwe. He was a civil war
veteran.
Weather Frovabiiities.
Fair apd warmer: varigble winds.
$5.65 to Jamestown, N. Y.,, and
Retarn. The Lehigh Valley Railroad
will make a special rate of one fare for
the round trip to Jamestown, account
Firemen's Association of New York,
August 20-24,1008. Tickets will be sold
August 18 to 23; limited for return to
August 25th inclusive, and will be good
going and returning on all tralns ex A
toe Black Diamond Express, within
prescribed limit, Seen Lehi Valley
Ticket Agents for farther particulars. 81
Come and be convinced
of the bargains at
McMahan's
All 12ic ginghams re-
duced to 10c.
We are showing also
some excellent bargains
in table linens, lunch
cloth, center pieces and
tray cloth.
We have also some ex-
cellent bargains in mus-
lin underwear,
An Entirely New Bookselling
Saving Immense Profits to Book Buyers.
By placing an order with the Anthors
and Newspapers association of New
York for a very large edition of each of
twelve famous works, we control the
male in this valley and vicinity, and we |
will sell a new movel every month by a
world-famous author at only Gle a copy
for the regular $1.50 style. The lar-
gainis where it ought to be — with our
customers. The reader benefits by this
SHteMMrLALy purchasing arrangement,
Wy quality of the book ia no way
Instead of $1
Twelve of the foremost fiction writers of two continents hays been
at an expense of $150,000 to write a new novel for the Aathors assool;
each month one of these new hooks will be issued. Weber's Book Store has
selected as the distribating point for this valley ; the books will not be on
any other store in this region, nor can they be purchased divect from the h
ors for less than $1.50. The novels are copyrighted and will not be blishe
Wg cannot obtain more than our allotment. Bay at once if you wish to own
greatest of novels by modern authors. Three of the series are now im
a) ROCK IN THE BALTIC”
By Robert Barr
“ Like a reffeshing breeze on a sultry day.” —Boston Herald. _
“THE MAN BETWEEN”
By Amelia Barr
“ No more startling story has ever been written.” —New York World.
“LADY EVELYN”
By Max Pemberton
*
“Wiil be read, re-read and discussed.” Baltimore American.
Bear In Mind that these famous books can only be had through Webersat
50c a copy, and only while the limited edition lasts. Next month s now novel by
one of the nine remaining famous aathors above relerrad to will be issued ;
The Racord for announcement.
WEBER'S ‘BOOK STORE, -
133 Lockhart St. Sayre, P
HOSE NEN
.: IS
While This is Not a 10c 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 §
Gregg’'s Racket Store,
tor, Broad St. and Park Ave., Waverly.
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