terns. Robes. value. ment; handling this department. Ladies’, ings. “Lest ye forget Ladies. Good, ‘best on the market. We sell the W. T. CAREY, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ~~ OFFICE ROOM 5, M. P, A. BUILDING. : J elephone 246y. H TALE) LR R. Trains leave Bayre as fallen: : RASTROUND. A MM. Dally for Bsapock, Wilkes-Barre, Mauch hn Bethlehem, New iphls, and Wash } ». Daily for Towanda, Tunkhan- Mit Wilkes-Baire, Glen Som- . p Chunch, Allentown . New York: and Philadelphia. ie AM) W a4 AN. eras x Mow. Wrslastng, Lacey JA! VEE a Phtaton az4 Wilkes-Barre al Rao MM) Ey Sammi JeAI, New York, Pali on riage Perfect Glove Cleaner, Guaranteed to CAUSE OF GREAT WRECK. Jury Meld lirldge Tender Responsible For Misplaced Hail ATLANTIC CITY, No 9 Daniel | Stewart, the agel bridge tender for the Pennsylvania Iroad, is held re hor ct | sponsible for the wre { the cughfare drawbiridg n Sunday 2%. in which nf | Killed apd mang In rendering that the accides the draw sti woup | the bridge tender respos i seeing it was down before li | signal for a clear track swtse? 1. \ were jnry held { the ind held sills for not rail on Save Ax Stewart is of the I ginpany is held bie for the aecudent servant « nusyvivania railroad that padres | Atala Mill Baraed { IDAHO SPRINGS, Colo The Al mil Pile here, wis de Shisiim Dutch Successful Colonizers. | Holland's « vioples are 60 times gai ther country | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ! ) 4 (losing Stock Suoatio ns { Mo T per cent fly per cont BE s La :. balances, FLY i || Ere anoock 1 PF. M) Dain Ek (ivr 133 bn x ‘ po Mins Choma Sammit = ev aly for Athens, Ulster, Wysiasing Lacey rel Buffsls Connects | Pulls and Teromio. . , Ithacs, Trumazs Bitva, Rocke aad Wiagars ¥ for Geneva oe) Pol Fails, Detroit A.M. Week days only, for Lock wood, Daily for Ihaca, Rumsey Corsers, Genevs, Rochester, Bulle, Cleveland, Detroit, a fr Auburn week devs only CURZON FOR AMERICA, Former Viceroy of India May Sacceed Durand as Amhassador, WASHINGTON, Nov. $- Lond Cur ton, former roy of India, Is men tioged in diplomatic elreles as a possible 3 Sir Henry Mortimer Du rand, British smbassador to the United States. The fact that Lord Curzon | flow on the se Great Britain ind this country announced ountry for color to the rumor of to the Washington Lord Curzon is accompanied by Leiter, the mother of Lady Cur zon, who died a short time ago The retirement of Sir Henry Mort wer Durand will take place at the end of the year, He has been permitted to resign at his own urgent request and has been anxious for some tine past up diplomatic work. He in to permaupently leave the diplo- service and retire to private life Vice cessor to i between ells untinent Mrs fo give tends mathe AT KAMP KILL KARE. Governor Fleet Haghes Espects a Glorious Time In Woods. MONTREAL, Nov, 0. Governor Elect Charles E. Hughes and his party ar rived here by train from New York Jett immediately by train for Kamp Kil Kare In the Adirondacks which is only two hours frow here Mr. Hughes seeined In the best of health and spirits. “I expect a glorious time in the woods,” sald In the party are Seoator Alfred R. Luther Little and Charles W Farunm Mr. Woodrnff, M. Linn fand hie Page, . & Nash -Met issour! Pa New York Markets, det and ser to el} M A $4100 er igh a winter exXiras, §L% or at s, $744 WHEAT-Further liguklat ber, with easier calles and 3 ed When rices about » Dros 5 -r INF win ard 10kw fair to x herd, extras, per Jos. fresh gathered, firsis rm and In gots demand: bushi! Ls50 holce, per bush good, per bushel in fair slere, ¥ h ' i ®, 1% DRESSED. Pe iY ren rh ox] dermur fow! t i 5 | fair fo Eaod 15:8 riearhy « kens { $k { £ Live Stock Markets { CATTLE-Supply light, market st | choles, BLN prime, § 366% calves, $i HOGS Receipts light: market higher rime heaves, Bid. mediums and vy Yorkers [area he, SHEEP AN AN Asis © ket steady! prio wel nnd yeal t Yorkers hamp Kill Kare is oue of the most charming retreats in the Adirondacks Imothy L. Woodruff, its owner, has spent scores of thousands of dollars In improvements there during the last i Year, and the spot Is an Ideal one, e—————————— Wl ROOSEVELT'S MOTTO. 2] | (Don't Flinch, Don't Foul; Tiit the Line Hard, NEW YORK, Nov. 9-Mrs. Sallie { James Farpham, the New York sculptor i Who completed a bas-rellef bust of Pres- | ident Roosevelt to be placed In the Ja- cob Riis neighborhood house at 48 Henry street, Las obtained the presi deat’s cordial approval of her work ex- cept that the inscription will be chang- ed I'he president thought he could sug | gest a wore appropriate sentiment than {the words “Better faithful than fa- | | mons These were therefore eliminat i et I, and in their stead the bronze tab i let will bear 4 quotation from a speech | made by the president to a deputation | of football players { “Don’t flinch, don't foul; hit the Hue { hard” i Call for the Real Thing. | Big apple’ stories reach this office { every day, but somehow the apples | never accompany (he story. ~—Spring J. B. Caul went to Dushore this morning. The winter schedule on the Les ‘high will go into effect Sunday, | Nov. 18 Bora to Mr, and Mrs. Harry W. | Spencer Spring St. Sayre Nov. 7 a daughter, House to Rent: also barn if des sired. Tiffany music store, Athens. Valley ‘phone goc. tf Mrs. Oscar Hammond of Du- shore is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Geo. E Davis. Jas. Brish was “out hur hunting yes |terday and brought home a nice lot of game birds last evening. Daniel O'Neil and wife went to Wilkesbarre this morning, where {they will visit friends a few days, Orson D, Carner has gone to Washington, D. C. to visit with Colorado friends who are now in that city, Miss Alice Ransom and her niece, Miss [Adelaide Nicol, went Jister today, where they will spend a short time with relatives: Seth Merrll of Elmira was in Athens last night as the guest of his daughter, Mrs, Calvin Hawkins, and went to Towanda this mcming. Mrs, Elizabeth McDaniels of Liberty Corners has been spend. ing a few days with Athens rclas tives and returned home this morning John M. Felt, Superintendent of Imperial Tool Works has resigned | , his position and acc:pted a similiar position in the Independent Tool Co. works of Chicago. He will re- move to Chicago about Nov. 15. ————————— Supt. Rogers stated last even ing that he had arranged for an artistic exhibition of rare pictures to be given Dec. 5 to 8, in Elsbres pera house, which is to be free to the public. This exhibition is for the purpose of giving the people an opportunity to see the famous pictures of the world renowned artists with a view to cultivate a higher degree of appreciation of the good and beautiful products of human excellence, and it des signed to add to the collection in the schoolrooms such pictures and will have an educational value OFFICERS’ CONPARENCE Athens-The conference of grand officers of the Royal Arcanum with representatives of subordinate lodges held at Scranton last night for the purpose of awakening rew enthusiasm in the order was disappointing in its results, The matters discussed were not perti- nent to a solution of the problem and the lay members looked upon it as an evasion of the vital issues that must be met if the order is to take on new life. The molifying arguments to soften the aspersions aroused bv a persistent crusade against the older members who have borne the brunt of the battle is but an evasion of the vital issues of the situation. Itis no remedy to argue measures for making the fraternal features of the lodge room more attractive when the underly- ing elements of fraternity are diss regarded SPLENDID CONCERT Athens—The Orpheus Jubilee Singers gave a splendid concert last nfght in High School Hall and pthey had a delighted aueience that packed the room to the doors The old slave songs that furnished the soul inspiring cheer of a race in bondage have a wonderful power that always demands our adminis- tration, Beneath the weird har- monies there is an indescribable power to elevate acd spiritualize The Orpheus Jubilee Singers have added cultivation to their natural gifts and the program last evening embraced not only the old slave melodies but glso some of the choice classic music of the best authors, They created an enthu- siasm that held the audience under their spell from beginning to end 1s New Canned Blue Label peas, extra fine . , 23c Blue Label peas, extra sifted . 21c Blue Label corn, small kernel . Blue Label com. .*. . , .13¢c Flag Brand peas. . . . . .13¢c Flag Brand peas. . 15¢€ Flag Brand peas. . . . 17 Blue Label tomatoes . . 18¢ Blue Label tomatoes . . 15¢ National Park corn. . 108 Flag Brand pumpkin . 13 Flag Brand squash . . , . . 16:2 Indian Brand corn. «3. 136 39 large cucumber pickles . |. 25¢ Kinney Brand salmon . 25¢ Pineapple cubes, fancy . c 136 Pineapples, grated . . 10¢C Blue Label catsup. . . . . 25¢ New California prunes, 2 bs. 235¢ New Persian dates. . . . , 10c Honey, light and dark . : 13 VanCamp's Hominy . . loc ; heads fancy celery. . 10¢ Cottage cheese . . . . . . .o03¢c Delicious Brand tomatoes , . 13¢ 10 bars Oak Leaf soap. . . joc 10 bars Acme .-, . 30¢ Fancy club olives . . 10¢ 1 bushel apples . . 50: 1 bushel apples, fancy . . 6oc Flat turnips, pk. . 15¢ Rutabaga turnips . 15¢ 3 Ibs hotel blend coffee . . +308 Karner's special blend coffee . 25¢ Upham Blend. . 35¢ White House blend . . 35¢ Kamer's pkg Jap tea . “joc Smithfield prints . . 30¢ 4pkgsNulLife. . . . ~., . 30: 10 Ibs Morley's b'kwheat M5ur30c Cyclone fiwr. . . . ., .r3s White Star flour . «128 Couches, Lounges and Teets. A fine line in the newest designs and upholstery. Special priced pay diy payments if preferred, Meat Market Do you judge quality by price ? If so, our price will condem the quality in your judzment. Low price does not always make low quality any more than high price means high quality. Sirloin steak . Porter House steak . Round steak . Kettle roasts . . . . Ribs Boned and Rolled . S1bPlates. , ...". 6 lbs Brisket . ‘. Hamburg Steak . . . . . Pork roasts . Pork chops. . . . Sausage, “country style” Sausage, ‘our own" Sausage, “Lilpig"” casing . Sausage, “Lilpig"” bulk. 4 Ibs pickled pigs feet . . 14¢C . I4c . 12Yc . 3c Lo 14c . 25¢ .28¢C «124 . 14¢ . 14C « 12M . 14¢ « 10 . 162 . 25C Cherry Hams are without a rival in this market, If you love good, rich old fashioned flavored hams try cherry, Stoves for rich and poor alike. Heating, Cooks and Ranges. One of the best displays on our flor in the valley. Priced quick on time pays ments. Furniture The entire second floor and part of the third devoted entirely to furniture display. Buy now, pay later, All kinds and colors 0% ae AMR TNE 758 RNIN Permanent Dentistry A quarter of a century ago we placed some gold fillings in the teeth fo a well known gentleman at pres- ent a resident of Sayre. These fill- ings today are just as bright, firm and useful as the day they were made, We will tell you the name of the party, sf you wish to see kim yourself. There are variations in dental workmanship, just as theve are df ferences in the various brands of four. If you desive the highest de- gree of proficsency—the skill and knowledge that will make YOUR fillings serviceable twenty-five years from today—come in or "phone for an appointment. On the other hand, of you take pleasure in having your teeth filled over and over again every year or two, you should go elsewhere —awe do not do that kind of work. J.W. Murrelle,D.D.S., 106 Centre St, ATHENS, PA. Valley ' Phone 93 D, R. H. DRISLANE, Contractor and Builder Plans and Estimates Furnished 210 Miller St. Sayre, Pa. for men, women and warm, cheap. It will pay Talmadge Building, Elmes. Ave., Sayre, Valley Phose 128x. WE PRINT The Valley Record Bring Your Job Printing to Murrelle’s Printing Office
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