2,50, $5.00, $3.75,
00, $4.50, $5.50
AND $1.50.
j kinds of oil heaters.
6 Desmond S¢., Sayre.
322-8. Main St, Athens.
yy, “8
Drop Head
Any of the above on small
Soult of 10% Sor cast in full
commissions will add
of the piano, and not
much betler Piano we can
New Home
interest charged on contracts.
“The Orphan's Prayer” . at the
Loomis this evening.
Born Sept. 8,t0 Mr. and Mrs,
Bert Hause, of Stevenson street, a
08,
Remember that every private
citizen can contribute materially to
the success of the big firemen's
parade by appropriately decorating,
A large number of Towanda
citizens are making preparations to
attend the firemen's conveation
which is to be held here on Thurs.
day.
By special arrangement reserved
seats will be sold to ladies for 20
ceats during the engagement of the
New York Standard Stock Come
pany at the Loomis this week,
The Oriole football team will
play a team from Owego on the
Riverside grounds on Saturday
afternoon of this week. Both teams
are in fine practice and a great
The condition of Joe Piolettwho
Public to Judge Why the Record
is Not Listed in Telephone
Book
Items of news, big or little, are
always cheerfully received by The
Record and as cheerfully printed.
If you have friends visiting at your
home, or if you are going out of
town yourself, communicate with
The Record and we will see that
your item is i in the col-
umns of the paper, If you cannot
come or send to The Record of-
fice, grab the telephome—the Val-
ley—and communicate with us in
that way. But before you tele-
phone, a little explanation will be
necessary. The Valley Record is
oot listed in the telephone book of
subscribers. Since this paper was
started over a year ago there have
been two telephone books pub-
lished, and each time the publisher
of The Record has made unsuc-
cessful efforts to get the name of
this paper listed therein. The
first omission was looked upon as
an excusable blunder, but when the
name of the paper did not appear
in the book issued in May last,
after copy had been furnished to
the telephone management, there
was just cause to suspect a Sene-
gambian in the wood pile. The
matter was called to the attention
of the local manager of the tele-
phooe company. The manager
interviewed the proprietor of the
establishment in which the book
was printed. The Record was in-
formed, however, that the manager
did not get much satisfaction as to
how the omission occurred. Of
course there may or may not have
been an object in the omission, but
as to that we will leave the public
to be its own judge. As a matter
of fact the name of this paper does
not appear in the list of telephone
subscribers, and while we do not
attach any blame to the telephone
company, this explanation is deem-
ed necessary.
You can telephone The Record
office, however, by asking central
for “Murrelle’s Printing office,”
and any item that you may have
will be gladly printed aad duly ap-
pretiated,
PLEASED BIG AUDIENCE
The New York Standard Stock
Company, under the management
of Gaspard Brothers, opened a
week's engagment at the Loomis
last evening, presenting “The
Slaves of the Orient,” a four-act
drama, which immensely pleased a
large audience. Between the acts
several high class specialties were
introduced including the Gaspasd
Brothers in one of the best novel-
ties that has been seen at the
Loomis in some time. Forbes &
Forbes, a clever singing duo, also
made a hit as entertainers, as did
A. Bernard Snow, the singing
comedian. The engagement of the
company promises to be a success
ful one, judging from the manner
in which the, initial performance
was received last night. This even-
ing “The Orphan's Prayer” will be
the bill.
FAILED TO MATERIALIZE
An adjourned meeting of the bor~
ough council, which was called for
last evening, failed to materialize, a
quorum not being present. The
meeting was called for the purpose
of taking up the sewer question in
so far as it pertains to the negoti-
ations which are under way with
the Lehigh. Borough Attorney
Yocum, at a recent meeting, was
instructed to ask the company for
permission to go under their tracks,
but as yet he has not received a
reply to his communication, The
status of the matter was generally
understood by the members of the
council and therefore only two of
the members, the borough clerk
and the borough attorney, showed
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NY
NGHT
Clean, Wholesome Entertain-
ment, Which Is Deserving of
Liberal Patronage
Thornton's Carnival Company,
under the auspices of the Packer
hose company, attracted a large
crowd on the Desmond street
grounds last night, and the dozen
or more tented exhibitions gave
excellent satisfaction. The large
grounds are literally covered with
attractions, none of which are of
an objectionable nature, and all of
which are deserving of the highest
praise. Besides the paid shows
there are the Ferris wheel, the
ocean wave, the merry-gosround,
palmists and a host of amusement
stands, all of which serve to make
the grounds attractive.
There is an entire absence of
gamblers and fakirs, and thé clean
appearance of everything about
the grounds indicate that the exhi-
bition is in the hands of a manage-
ment that believe in giving the
people good, clean, wholesome ens
tertainment,
The Waverly Boys’ band has
been engaged to furnish the music
during the week. As a fair share
of the receipts go to the hose com-
pany, the carnival should be liber-
ally patronized,
SFL
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PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. Hugh Dixon, of Cliff street,
is the guest of relatives at Towanda
for a few days.
Mrs. Dr. Avery of New York is
visiting at the home of C. H. Rath-
bun on Lockhart street.
Edward Keeley of Ridgebury
was admitted and operated upon at
the hospital this forenoon,
J. L. Plumstead, who has been to
Endicott, N. Y, on a business trip,
returned home last night,
S. A. Arnold, advance agent for
Billy Wild, the well known come-
dian, who has cheered the hearts
of hundreds of auditors in this secs
tion was in town today calling on
old friends and renewing acquaint-
ances. Mr. Arnold was on his way
to Towanda, where the show is to
appear next week.
LOCAL MENTION
The regular semimonthly meets
ing of the Sayre Aerie of Eagles
will be held Thursday evening. On
account of the firemen's convention
being held on that day the meeting
of the Eagles will be called at 8
o'clock sharp, and it is earnestly
hoped that every member will be
present,
The abandoned ties of the Le
high Valley are sold to foundaries
at the rate of two cents each. The
ties originally cost 65 cents each,
and private citizens living along
the line of the railroad would glad-
ly purchase them at a higher rate
than the company receives for
them, but the officials will not sell.
>
It is believed by many that the
action of the several castern rail-
roadsin reducing the rate of fare
to two and one half cents per mile
will ultimately result in a two-cent
fare. The railroads can afford the
cut, and the opinion is held that
they will adopt the two-cent rate
voluntarily rather to be forced to
late
Want ads inserted by persons
not having a ledger account with
The Record must be paid for when
ordered printed. We positively
cannot charge want ads indiscrim-
inately—the expense of bookkeep-
ing and collecting is entirely out
of proportion to the amount involv-
ed in the transaction.
eens .
Merchants who desire a change
of their advertisements in the
Daily Record must have the copy
o'clock on the day previous to the
day itis to appear in new form.
We cannot guarantee insertion of
advertising on the same day that
Serious Injury
e =
fash Bab 5
Desmond street gave way yester-
gene Ackley to the ground below,
a distance of ncarly fifteen feet
shoulders, but aside from a bad
bruise oa the right side of his face
and a contusion of the right shoul-
der he is little worse for his expers
ience,
Ackley and his family have been
living on the second floor of the
Laws block for some time, but
yesterday he was engaged in mov -
ing. The household goods were
taken out the back way and lower-
ed to the ground by a tackle block
and rope. The last load had been
lowered and Ackley leaned against
the railing to rest. Under his
weight the railing gave way and
he tumbled over backwards, strik-
ing the ground as described above.
Several persons who saw the ac~
cident went to his assistance, and
found him unconscious, The am-
bulance was sent for but when it
arnved the injured man was able
to stand on his feet and also stren
hospital,
Dr. C. A Haines was called and
attended to the bruises on his face
and shoulders.
broken and he will be able to go
to work in a few days. The fact
that Ackley escaped with his life
is considered miraculous by those
who saw him fall.
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PROGRAM SLIGHTLY CHANGED
On account of slight changes
made by the committee today the
program for the firemen's parade is
reprinted in today's issue of The
Record. The line of march has
been extended somewhat and a few
other small changes arc made, The
revised program follows:
FIRST DIVISION,
Form on Lockhart street,
Grand Marshall, Elmer A. Wilber.
Marshalls, Robt, Wass, M. F. Mee,
Chief Engineer and visiting Chiefs
Northern Central Baad, Elmira.
Elmira Exempts,
Frauklin Steamer Co, Towanda.
Mantua H. & L. Co, Towanda.
Good Will Hose, Laceyville.
SECOND DIVISION,
Form on Packer avenue,
Marshalls, John Hill, S. A. Blish.
Waverly Fire Police,
Nichols band.
Tioga Hose, Waverly.
Waverly Hook and Ladder Co,
Boys band, Waverly
Spaulding Hose, Waverly.
Cayuta Hose, Waverly
THIRD DIVISION,
Form on Packer avenue,
Marshalls, John Laux, Walter Brooks
Hosmer's band, Athens,
Wilhar Hook aud Ladder Co.
Packer Hose,
Drum Corps.
R. H. Sayre Hose,
Howard Elmer Hose,
J. E. Wheelock Hose,
Lehigh Fire Brigade.
Thorunton's band.
Rescue Hose.
Erie Hose,
Darktown Fire Brigade.
Veteran firemea.
Borough conncil.
Guests in carriages,
Floats,
COMMITTEE IN CHARGE.
Joh Hammond, chief engineer: Jas
E. Lyon, first assistant; C. A. Heibach
second assistant ; George Rounds, thied
assistant ; George Uase, fourth assist
ant ; F. Wass, secretary ; M. J, Farrell,
treasurer; Eliner A. Wilber, chief mar-
shall; Robert Wass, M. PF. Mee, John
Hill, 8. A. Blish, John Laux, assistants to
chief marshall,
LINE OF MARCH,
Desmond to Lincoln, to Keystone, to
Maple, to Wilbur, to Lockhart, to Hop
Kins, to Stevenson, to Flier, to Se neos,
to Lehigh, to Allison, ta Elmer, to Pack
er, ta Thowas, to East Packer, to East
street, to Holly, to Thomas, to Packer
to Elmer, to Lincoln and countermareh
on Elmer to Lockhart, to Desmond and
disband.
Line forms at 2:30 and moves
sharp,
Wd
Exposure Brings on Rheumatism
Painful in ita mildest form, quickly
becoming an agony or torture if neg-
looted, When you foel the first pain
in the muscles, the fAratsiight stiffness
in the joints take Bloodine, It acta im-
mediately on the Blood and Nerves, and
will positively cure Rheumatism, how-
aver nevera, Zoid by C. M. Driggn, Sayre.
Administrator's Notice.
Letters of administration on the es-
tate of John H. Mills, deceased, late of
Boro. of Sayre, "a, having been granted
the undersigned, notice is hereby given
that all parsons lndebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay-
mms, and all persons having claims
agninst it must present thom duly an-
thenticated for settlement.
L. B. DENISON,
Sayre, Ang. 77, 1006.
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THINK IT OVER!
This 18 an excel-
| lent time of year to
have a heating sys-
tem installed and
ready for the hard
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weather man says
2M is coming.
| We would be plea-
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'tions or give esty-
mates on steam, hot
water or hot air sys-
tems. We sell the
satisfactory “Win-
chester steam and
Pi hot water heaters,
A “the American Rad-
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7“~<4 and boilers and the
~ #justly famous
“Cheerful
furnace, making a
fine line for you to
choose from
Plumbing. Heating and ‘finning
(Gas Fixtures, Burners and
Glassware.
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H. R. TALMADGE.
Bei "Phones. Hume Ave.
OSBORN’S LIVERY
Heavyand Light Draying and Moving
Baggage called for and delivered In
any part of Sayre, Athens and Waverly,
and all kinds of team work attended to
promptly. Livery attached.
207 N. Lehigh Ave. Valley Phone 208x
H. TUTTLE, A. D.
Specialist
Practice limited to diseases of the Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat. (Jlassesacourately
fitted. Hours 10 to 12 a ma2t0b, 7 to
8 p.m. Office and residence 211 South
Rlmsr Ave. Valley ‘phone 158x.
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Plans and Estimates Furnished
£25 Stevenson Rt.
SOCIALIST CLUB
street, West Sayre.
Everybody welcome.
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Firet-class work oun promptly ab rea
sonable prices,
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you way weet the opportunity of your
life in real estate investment likely to
prove profitable within a shorter time
than you imagine. Our time, experience
nd facilities are at your disposal -om
commission or a straight buying or sell.
ing basis,
FRED J. TAYLOR,
BEAXRE, PA.
Sayre Rendering
WORKS
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tant from Athens, Sayre and Waverly.
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The Cayuta Land Company
| of Bayre, Pa., desires to announce that
| they have some very desirable
{lots for sale on cheap and easy terms,
{and that they have placed the agency
for selling them in the hands of Andrew
Evarts of this placa, All those wish
€o provide themselves with homes or to
invest in lota for speculative purposes
will do well to consult with Mr,
before purchasing elsewhere, This plot
of land is nearly sorronnded by indue-
| trial plants, with beautiful scenery and
all the advantages of a wodern indas-
trial town. Terma to suit purchasérs,
Steps are already beirg taken to supply
all the land comprising this plot with a
full supply of the best water the val
affords. ANDREW RVARTS, 108 Heapi-
tal place, Sayre, Pa. Phone 2440
R. H. DRISLANE,
Contractor and Builder
Plane an Estimates Furnb bed
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