The valley record., October 11, 1905, Image 2

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4 of Congress of March 3,
SPECIAL
S¢ Outing Flannel, yd
Blankets, and Furniture.
ENTIRE STORE.
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CHALLE
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7¢ Outing Flannel, yd
8¢ Outing Flannel, yd
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oc Calicoes, yd
3iC
6ic Muslin, yd
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DAY, OCTOBER 11 1805,
IN REPERTOIRE
row the Maude Hillman
y will open a three night
program at the Loomis.
plays will be put oa by this
ion, and some star
e work will come between
Novel Menu Cards.
. woman of an Inventive turn
recently conceived the happy
of having her menus prioted
satin yard measures. The
marked on one side, and
(her the menu iis-if appear;d
name of the guest, whose
measure Indicated at lhe ta
to It.
Such a Convenient Game.
Joung Jarried couples with one
them find “bridge the
game to play rvenings
#06" Bay the mothers, “we are
.,
baby came, we flad it so cun
Dummy can always £o rock
“if Be Is restless” N. Y
quietest and tamest paths
and perspective eyes. The
of life, If life is monotonous
1s In you, not in the world —
Brooks.
~ Not Too Hard.
ier bard to lose your daughter,
pid the guest at the wedding
“feplied the bride's father; “it
88 if it was going to be hard
time, but she finally landed this
Just as we were giving up hope.”
eiphia Public Ledger
. Living Barometers
is make splendid living baro-
J If they By seawards early un
# morniog sailors aud fishermen
jaw that the day will be fine and the
fair. but if the birds keep inlaud
a sign that the elements will be
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Bowiething Worth Knowing
FAR! pretty lady!” exclaimed (he
p teller, “you Rave come to find
pture husband?’ “Not much’
| the pretty lady, “I've come to
where my present husband is
’ gbsent Philadelphia
7¢ Ginghams, yd
BC
10c Cambrics, yd
NGE PRICES
IN CLOAKS
SUITS AND FURS
0
SPECIAL
CHALLENGE PRICES
Ladies’ Long Coats
Black,
Brown.
in Castor,
0
A Big Bargain
$10.49
6c
Ladies’ Jackets,
25¢ Linen Towels, each
Black, tan and
18¢
Misses Coats,
Arncld Flannels, yd
Browns, greys
12;C
Sultan Carpets, yd
$5.48
$1.50
castor
New Hamburgs, yd
10c
$2.98
io¢ to
Price
Half
13.50, 19.00.
Muslin Underwear prices:
A handsome
2 i,
to 3.50,
coats,
90. 10.00.
$1250 up to
Far Scarfs, Isa
¢ach. Others
bella Opossum, $3.50
41.50 up to 30.00.
Muffs to match,
Notice
Mr. J. Vernon Teed having)
resigned his position as Wa-
verly representative of The Val. |
ley Record, all business in that |
territory should be transacted for
Mackenzie will continue to repre-
sent The Binghamton Press.
A complete line of headwear for
infants at Mrs. Baker's millinery
{parions, Waverly. 129 4
Work on the new grist mill in
East Waverly is reported as pro-
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Editor G. D. Genung of the Wa
verly Free Press had business in
| Owego yesterday.
either be left at Mr. Mackenzie's!
office or telephoned to him by
calling Bell phone 56, Waverly. |
If it 1s desired to communicate
with the publication office of The |
Record, call Valley phone 142-A,
Sayre.
J. H. MukreLLg, Publisher.
Sayre, Pa, Oct. g, 1905.
Personal and Local Mention
Dr.W. E Johnson was in Owego
y esterday,
guest of W averly friends.
-
mira yesterday.
Attorney F. I. Howaid returned
from a short visit to the county
| seat yesterday afternoon.
Many persons are calling atgthe |
{office of F. A. Bell, village clerk, |
to examine the sewer report and |
| maps.
i
i
| Dr. L.S. Betowski was among |
|the local physicians attending the |
| Tioga county medical meeting yes- |
| terday.
Miss Eva Blizzard of Fulton]
| street is visiting in Seffern, N. Y.,
‘and will later go into New York |
| with friends.
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During the work being done on
Waverly sticet that thoroughfare |
F.S. Morgan and family have
moved from Fulton street into the
new house erected by F. W. Ge-
nung at corner Waverly and Clin-|
ton streets.
‘the temporary suspension of the
ordinance relative to burning leaves
im the streets,
Several young people from her
attended the dance in the new
| Pharmacy hall in West Sayre last
‘evening, returning at a late hour to
most enjoyable time.
Rev. Dr. P. R. Ross, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, had
$7.85 to 20.00.
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Old Soldier Had Coin
Waverly —With steps unsteady
by reason of old age, not liquor,
Daniel Wheeler, 76 vears old, a
veteran of the civil war, alighted
from Eric train No. 8 last night
and looked about in a dazed man-
ner for a few moments, then seeing
the friendly beacon that shines
from Ed VanOstran's restaurant, |
the old soldier entered;Tined up
against the bar, anc
a worn wallet from his old blue!
out. Fortunately for the old
| stranger, he was among those who |
know enongh to take off their hats |
{to the blue coats and little brown |
some sound advice and later seen
safely to his hotel.
(old gentleman volunteered the in
formation that he had been here
| before, had friends in the village
and had now come all the way
(from the southern part of Potter |
| county, Pa, to attend the reunion
of the Tenth Cavalry, to be held
here this week. Wheeler was not
| served as a private during the civil
army for six
at Fort Riley, Kansas.
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Pot Will Boil
Waverly--Evidences of activity
are beginnin ; to be secu in political
circles, after the rest taken by those
interested in the recent struggle to
win the Republican nomination to
the assembly
Byron L. Winters of Smithboro,
the successful candidate, was here
friends,
The local Republican leaders
were nearly all in Ogago Tuner:
day, laying preli :
the coming |
vd
lace, tailor
Automobile veils
notion
against Winters, has a number of
friends in Waverly who are loud in
his praise. A Red Man of state
renown, an enthusiastic Mason and
a union workman, Murray is the
kind of timber that is able to give
a good account of himself in any |
kind of contest. While it is not
| believed or anticipated that he can
compete successfully against as
|strong a man as Mr. Winters, in
old Republican Tioga, yet he can
make the race at least interesting;
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Store Changes Hands
| H.B. Graf has purchased the
| furniture and undertaking establish-
| ment formerly conducted by French
| & Kingsbury and the business will
| be conducted in the future under
| the firm name of Graf & Co.
Mr. Gral comes to Waverly
from Scranton and is an experi.
‘enced man in this line, having been
in the business for the past fifteen
years. He will conduct the busi-
| ness in the same able manner that
{characterized his predecessors,
| Messrs. French and Kingsbury.
The plans of the retiring firm
{have not been definitely ascer-
| tained.
The advertisement of the new
| firm appears in this issue of the
| Record.
i
Any Basket Ball ?
Waverly—Will there be any-
| thing doing here this scason in the
| way of basket ball? A few good
| games were pulled off last season
under Eddie Sebrings management
and most of the material is still
available.
This year, as last, the chief
object is the lack of a suitable in-
door space, requisite for players
and audience.
The Princess Chic
Waverly—Miss Elaine Von
Thiele is featured in the title role
of “The Princess Chic" this season
for | under the direction of Edward R.
Miss Von Thiele is the
All Wool Carpets, yd
oC
0c
Large Smyrna Rugs
For Parlors
25¢
SPECIAL
SOLID OAK v
PARLOR
STAND
$1.89
EACH
59¢c
19%
$12.50
Iron Beds
Reed Roc
Axminster Rugs
Solid Oak
$19.00
made
Solid Oak
45¢
three
cach.
Big bargains.
Couch Covers
98c up to $5.50.
The largest stocks of
line l “50, id0Silks in
FUNERAL OF THE LATE
HOWARD M. CLENDENNY
“The funeral of Howard M. Clen-
enny, which was held from the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
attended. The Rev. J. F. Warner
of the M. E. church officiated.
Six young machinists acted as pall
bearers. Many beautiful floral
offerings were received as the last
tribute from the friends of the de-
ceased. Interment was at Tioga
Point cemetery.
DENTISTS DISPLAY
INGENIOUS DEVICE
The up to date dental office of
Drs. Wiliams and Lewis has been
improved still more by the addition
of a Dunn light, fitted with a pow-
erful reflector and lens. By the
use of this device, any kind of
of dental work can be done at
night. Gas can be used and gold
fillings put in, as the reflector
throws an intense light into the
patient's mouth and upon the op
erator’s instrument stand.
FOTBALL TEAM
WILL ORGANIZE
Wanted— About 400 good foot-
ball players, heavy weights, to
meet at the office of P. H. O'Shea
this evening. An endeavor will
be made to organize a good team,
and every lover of the game will
do well to be around.
SAYRE STORM CENTER
According to the weather map,
today's flurry of changeable winds
and beating showers was caused by
9 to 3.50
Carved
39¢, 59¢, 69¢ pr.
Dress Goods and
priced
ATHENS NOTES
A very pleasant meeting of the
M. P. A. was held last evening.
The Waverly degree team was
Miss Kaufman will have her
millinery opening Friday and Sat
urday, October 13 and 14.
Mrs. Mary Carner, who has been
quite ill for several days, is reported
worse today.
NEW HALL OPENED
Pharmacy Hall was opened last
evening with a reception given by |
Mrs. Wood who organized a danc- |
ing class and enrolled 80 pupils.
The new hall is very spacious,
has an excellent floor,and is a very |
desirable addition to the amuse-
ment places of the town, Andrus’
orchestra will give a dance there
this evening.
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DATE OF PAY DAY
The Lehigh Valley pay day this
month falls on Saturday, the 14th.
Mrs. Ira King of Osceola and
Mrs. Mary Leahy of Ridgebury
underwent operations at the hos-
pital today.
Quickest Route to Chicago, 17
Hours from Sayre
Leave Sayre this afternoon and arrive
at Chicago at 8 o'clock tomorrow morn-
ing. In time for connections for ig
ints. This is via Lehigh Vall
Mie igan Central or Lake Shore Rail:
Sleeper $3.00 double berth from
Buflalo. Best services and tau pment-
finest roadbed —unexcelled
$2.89
$1.98
$2.49
$249
$349
kers
Rockers
Rockers
$950
Legs
5T0-
$14.50.
WANT ADS
Rates : — Wanted, Found, But For
| Sale, ete, | cént a rt each insertion
{ for first three times, } cent a word each
insertion thereafter. None taken for
less than 25 cents. Situations wanted,
free to paid in advance subseribers.
Wanted. i
Two or three Carpenters at ones, H.
0. Hansen, Sayre, 150-4
Five clothing salesmen and ten sales
ladies. Apply Wednesday betweenl10
and 11 o'clock. H. A. Kaufman,
{Girl Wanted to clerk in a Broad street
‘store. One familiar with
None other need apply. 574} —s
| Waverly. 12088
Girl wanted to do general house work.
| 200 Chemung street, Waverly. t#
competent girl to do general houss
Bet Must Seb do enn Y. Apr
{ply to C. T, Hull, Athens.
For Sale or Exchange.
Double Barrel It guage hammer shot-
fom perfect tion for sale cheap
or will trade for a good bleyele.
| Write what have to offer to “Sports
man,” care Valley Record, Sayre, Pa. 1158
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Cards For Sale.
The V, Record has in
ley Noord ha fo sok 447
For Sale—13 room house and lok 587
Clark street, Waverly; city water; #
torms. Inquire Louls Bu ley, Ci
Bank, Waverly,
Two parlor stoves in good
cheap, at Kepler's supply
Broad street Wore
Black Mare, we
quire J. C. Wood,
For County Ce
date for the alboe of Conaty
ik pe ile er
52 th pola a November,
Towanda, Pa. Ang. 16.06.
For Rent