ISTER WEDS A Pl OF CEILD'S BIBLE STUDY CULMIN- ATES IN MATRIMONY. CEREMONY PLEASES BRIDE i companied by Their Toys —Bride- groom Over Twice Her Age and an Ex-Athlete, As Philadelphia - Bouse.” Alice A Hall 15, walked up the aisle Church of the Annunciation a days and af the altar met and wedded Charles Thatcher Pfeiffer of N. Y. a stalwart athlete twice her age A some 300 people wi formance, in which the Church of the ticipated The parents of were present The unattended Awestruck child heard their elders notism.” “infatuation ag.” “destiny “psychological more or less Incon terms, but to the was nothing to the picture hat and he foranything long Jttle girl at the altar Making the like a stu dent at an oral examination the gir £aYe no sign that she understood it was all about was t of interest in the church an pleased her immensely more « the enormous pi hat and her fi Jong skirt For obvious reasons the gir scribed In anticipation of the a8 one having the figure of a woman and as nearer 20 than 15." As a matter of fact the girl Is not abnormally developed but is a fair type of the jean girl of 15 was with the other children in the borhood of her howe in two days before | marri more than ome of her child tances appeared at her wedd toys in their hands. The of the girl is something it a gid of the few piayiog barely Rew Cairo of more of per of par the bride rowd the minisiers motliey tnessed two Annunciation bridegr Win Was ren hureh hyp teach fale and iascru manifestation eremony Just: dress worn responses what She he object i the fact ik an st ven ture and repose COKIng Amer playing neigh intown and iain with healthy She Germ er Ale acq t mentality above the SHE WAS THE OBJECT OF IN THE CHUR INTEREST H average. She memorizes facility and it was this primarily led to her wedding Rey. Charles Thatcher Pe Delng ordained was called t ®hurch, Germantown. as a Rev. Dr. Samuel Upjohn the House of Prayer. In that Charles Thatcher Pf Scripture tc Alice Hal times talked love to hes "A period of only 1% the romance, if such it The girl was a constay ant at the House of Prayer evinced great interest In Bill iy early demonstrated her ability t orize whole chapters of the work and fo recite degree of understanding this ehild an inspiration study and constant appl rector of the House of Pra aged her In the work and theological works with which 1ate her studies As she advanced Rev. Charles Thatcher ered that her pre to his complete happineas pecasional visitor to his st came his constant companio: Where he was there the girl might be They took long rambles (oget ln the country round, and as they he taught her to appreciate ders of nature as proofs of the of God. Strangely enough. the constant ciation of the man and the ch gave rise to gossip in Germantown Even the parents of the gir! sur prised when Mr Pfeiffer asked per mission to marry the child Some tle consideration was gh to the Ioatter, after which consent was given and arrasgements made for the ce mony. s 2 Superstitious persons who attended the wedding ceremony noted the fact that many birda fluttered outside the great high window over the altar while the marriage service was being read, snd It Is held by these that this au gurs well for the future of the bride Mr. and Mrs Pleiffer will reside at Calro, N. Y., after their wedding trip Will Live High Mrs, Stoessel, wife of Gen. Stoessel of Port Arthur fame, recently pald $130,000 for a house in St. Petersburg with great faculty that iffer St upon Luke's tant to It Bran CYVers allied She mem inspired with a in close ation the eucour ent her to facili fie a ML Fading in ber Bible studies Pfeiffer i sence was essential and fr iy she be ov a An ind ver walked Fr « won work A8ROr i never were Ht en fe This Is True : A man wishes for sons, but be gets his happiuess out of daughters —N. Y. Intensely English The Canadians are said 15 be more British than the English themselves So they are doubtless in political seatl ment. but In matters of ess tha! feeling Is never allowed interfere A correspondent of the London Mail srite No Eunglish apply addendom t advertise He busin to that need » & common 0 ments in Canada he Yankee leaven pepaialion Pr feriamn attributes It ‘a in the Canadian bably the a the mpared with lack of adaptability Eng ter, As or the American wivnial a Name Ready of Mil Sawyer Sawyer Had ivi NS . Slephen AWS Aret MM ration, gave Samuel Sally, Sa Sandy to hovea ould Bost “hemis chem fae ex the use « of po od fron Cold Storage Romance Had an jay ne morning uy b ie experience reak i OF Family Record lied in Jam~ica Her age wa: followed W children ildret nd all name nent 0 ie Teh riti funerals o people fro LENE lute ¢ hip hadow of sorrow « the brightest of the r and lead people t . mfot poor cunsolation of a big funera ja) Week i Shrimping Ger Ten miilion pound of caught annualiy Most of them r 40 feet in many hrimp ar man coast Shah's Notion During the recer of Persia iu an shal True to His Father Houeyimoon an aftertovor | 1 time Le an old pipe] married h about ons Press yw tha hand will soon find tha ‘ itl h put her hu Land on hi Toples Not Covetous i—This, sir, Is the ouly poem |} No bixly's go | Cleve Two Classes {into two dis- warried vide are peli e diffe an invalid? ey oY is one who 1 s 1hote arvund him sick. — 8 Tim rence Electric Road Aris {igh ’ Lights on Harness Quite a He Did acior’ Shi $ No bad pon Womanless Eden Woman haters should find the coa-| vent of St. Catherine, on Mount Sinaf, much to their Hking No woman Gas entered the place in 1,400 years Sobs Attracted Farmer, Who, at Re- spectful Distance, Learns Their Woes and Helps. Ind. —F in a Lafayette r the purpose of recent hot after ir Nterbein gir kK their two ests LO a 5e¢ A sWwWin iuded spot on On arriving at irucied ah 1 they had ed 10 divest bing £ and es of thelr «i thd Soun the s the suits i Ei iispCriing Wabash While UWS ia cool waters of Lhe a herd ofl the impro their nos<s of feminine “ ANIMALS INN TO DEVOUR GARMENT ENTLY REGAN GARMENT AFTER ire! hanging upon a barbed. Possessed of ar iS Ap anima innocently began garment after garment feast f nol en inh: articies a Fren wan wearing ap wire fence te, the Avene pet and tu ey when there properly dress The » KE scene had t ir the Aer finally concluded left to was ng girl saw the dr atastroplie that proceed eadlulc to efallen them ar weey Their cries aitracted the tion of a farmer ou ad not far and he approached the shawl tent him to ks d atien IWAN The #pa hun are occupants called to dred yards away Then they pened and he ma home, obtained angi ha clothing and ! ments to the bank of the very abou NAILED INTO HIS COFFIN. Austrian Peasant Becomes a of Horrible Superstition § Transylvania Bu late fa Pesth prasant nas Ammons peasant suddenly ed Wer: the The gaudarme fastened by long to the while another un right thr she and hand nail ugh the wed that th of the receiveq of vi often the wilch who had mmittee wad lphia P Co Hav Editor t of married ool We mplacent Bachelor ing lately heard a! grumble al and shoes for able to buying sch books the children whistle When We sew but tons Washington (Kan.) ir indershirt on Register Queen Queen Alexand personal atts L being mist ladles of hot s Ladies A Comeback WO you it you ani if I had fever leader Fitshes of the Nile Nile oted for the An expedition museum brou The fits fish British specimens is variety of] Don't nO Im Bet ney in betting be ¢ and spend Philadelphia Inquirer, lose what you lo win Chimney of Paper A paper chi feet high and fireproof, is a cu tc be seen at Germany iney. Of riosity Won't Work Both Ways If a man has plenty of money he can get all the time he wants | Where Push Fails. | It takes more than push to open Lhe doors of paradise. - - - -— Signs in Japan Clafence Ludlow Brownell, “The Heart of Japan’ tells amusingly of some sigos he saw In Japan on the shops of merchants who were bidding for English and Ameri can trade Barber to Shave Beard or to Dress Halrs Away “The Genuine. ly Bler Buy the Health for Drink of smokes our tobacco is pressure to Our tongue and give the Hhealthiness to Also All People by It” “Cowmeat and Pigmeat and Ramune Souda Sasupre Zinsinbiva Jinjyael Ia means lemon soda sarsapa ginger beer and ginger ale This rilia Mien the of the Mikado mikado Iz seen When n Ii i3 €resi | u public sub ther £ asl iiBEly pa* type of the Bardiy s« i if the ext it for MIRE 1« along He 2, The accegluatsd ndeed sits seen Papas se 1 he ipl manher ta of «I hear the crowd Thi pt the embers lause OE hap matier mikado the etiquells he ancestors that rem of DMN) ye his who gods Ars ago Strange Rainstorms he Col i i rado desert 1} rain {f wa ralu can mds = the hot €re are luring which not a drop hes the earth The from thi it reachs fallls high hut when the These in seen ig clo above air beneat al take clouds it is ried strang rainstorms place regions where. the eprees in shade London Zoo Gorilla wither, the ever captured london zoological feet six Inches | 4. arour Cx Ereal streng she has fit of rage very shy and hides her {lors with her hands, Mise ('¢ est go at the is five ures ritla lately arrived gardens n heigh!, mens the «hes tant Occaslonally 1d rth hut inches POSSCS fist she 1 from vie ally face Captain Death An English master mariner named Death has had his name changed. He said, in explanation, that he was now actirg as first but oon te have command of a ship Hu was afraid that few passengers would care about risking a voyage caplained by Death Times officer in a Kansas Too Much Trousers In feudal days Japapese Wore troysers thelr that the wearer Belasco in “The Darling of the God «0 convulsed the Hanige rial at the first dress rehearsal that liter | had to * and oft | wide twice as OUE A thev trailed afte iwoed but the Aaagt legs, 20 introds ally he cut them « Crown cof the Vi pope has ordered a f jewelers {Oo manuia ririn i urm The ence ture a crow} set with imitation stones for the imag of the fn In the basilica of the vat Ar place of a awn containing gems valued at $7500 te d4 in the vaultz of the vati vir in which | be deposite can Feminine Comment Maria. here is a story jo women who cooked abou on ont didn’ quarrel in all that time’ amiably stupid lot they been “leveland Plal . “Here ' Buffa stove for more have a single “What an must have Dealer than a year and Hard to Down When the good man quered, the of « to rue their shortlived triu say as Pyrrhu ald when the Roman “Three fuch Vict would Archdeacon Farrar seems to be con vil hag stil mph, and def powers ve alec ries ruin me.’ Helping the World yourself a neces what you contr comfort pefore the the You men all th at | pure —M. | to in what Make parid by way of personal iu embodying ity ibute by are is gentle and Dana generous Only a Bluff does a fter making guch a solemn promise to cbey at the altar, give her husband such a cold aud hollow laugh when he merely hints would be the proper thing Why wotnan, a that it to do? 014 Russ Costumes The old local costumes are worn In many parts of Russia is great varlety in them broildery and an in of some sort are common to all still posing Even. He—You married me for my money She-—-Well, what if I did? 1 didn’t Isn't that punishment enough? —Detroit Free Press Fact About Iusects making insects ars males females are silent, using neither nor their body scales or plates to produce musical sounds all Music A Good Looker vou like his looks? whenever he Plain Dealer Do Yes Cleveland Ann Jane way The Pontifical Pen The pope does his private writing | ith a gold pen. but the pontifical sig is always given with a white feathered quill, which believed to] wing of a dove is Autopsy Easy If it is a difficult matter for a doctor is the alive he seems to do so and dispatch at the autopsy to discover what pationt with eas« while Women Barbers in Austria, There is a examination In Austrian cities for female barbers. whe are jearly growing more numerous, special Chinawomen Uneducated. Nearly every Chinaman can read but about 90 per cent. of the women are sntivaly nnaducated, : arkable HOLIDAY SALE A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY November 14.to 18 [he prices that you generally get after Christmas on l=ft overs and job lots we offer now in time for | you to take advantage of them for your Xmas outlay. THE REASON : On account ol ill health we have been unable to properly attend to business, so that oun store, basement and two storerooms are full WE MUST HAVE MORE ROOM FOR (EY FOR OUR HOLIDAY BILLS, so we 'to overflowing and our bank account correspondingly low OUR HOLIDAY DISPLAY. WE MUST HAVE MON | offer the following uncommon inducements Dinner Sets Who wouldn't enjoy their Thanksgiving or Toilet Sets Knock Down Prices. 10-piece sets. Your choice for. \ few G-piece sets. Your cholee for. Worth three times the money. Lamps Not a cheap lot bought to sell in a bunch, but our standard line in the latest designs. We have them in plain colors green, red, cte., alsa a few beauties in the frosted glass with chrysanthemums, autumn leaves, ete., for dec oration. Some with bird or animal figure decoration. Reduced for Wednesday and } Saturday only. 88.50 ones for .86 19 86.00 ones for 4 49 £1.00 ones for 2908 MEN'S DRESS AND DRIVING GLOVES. A brand new lot 23 and 45 cents. Wrappers at O8c, lanncllette wrappers 69c. Granite Ware Our beautiful line of blue and white enam- cled ware. A little too expensive for us to carry, at cost, Writing paper Baby bonnets = Pictures, picture frames Jardeniers, at cost. Your choice of our 50 and 75 cent perfumes and toilet preparations for 88 cents. Fish globes at cost. | Xmas dinner one huadred fold if served You {turkey too with what you save at this sale | beautiful new china can buy your Reg. Pr. Sale Four 100-picce dinner sets, the very best English Royal Semi- Porcelain Johnson Bros. make $17 00 S12 Two 100-picce dinner sets, Amer. ican China, one white with gilt trimmings, one white with | flower decorations. Very pret C- ty . | Two 100-piece dinner sets, Amer. ican China, blue and white Special one 100-piece dinner set, American make, green and white. To close out stock pat- Two 100-piece dinner scts, can make, blue and green and white Amer- white, | One 112-plece dinner set, plain white, American make .80¢, 19 .19¢, 39 One stock pattern, not a full set, | white, with pink flower decor- | ation. Very pretty. Odd pieces closed out at most any price, One 56-picce tea set, pink and white decoration When you come to take advantage of this sale keep an eye open for our Xmas novelties and toys which are daily arriving. Bring the children This store is their special delight. Letters to Santa Claus delivered free of charge. GREGG'S RACKET STORE Corner Broad Street and Park Avenue, Waverly, N. Y. THE VALLEY RECORD WITHOUT QUESTION IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THIS REGION Leading business men of this valley get “the real thing” in circulation and correct typesetting when they place their announcements in its columns. LEHIGH AND SCRANTON Cs Strictly Up-to-Date Music furnished At the Lowest Possible Prices. | for Balls, Parties and all manner of Soo- {ial Functions, either public or private. QOpde be Ww. Any number pieces desired will be for- geope Te yards at Sayre, Vall:y Phone 37m. nished. Call Valley Record for terms, COLEMAN HASSLER, JOHN C. PECKALLY, "HL TO) L. TOWNER, M.D. R. H. DRISLANE, | Specialties. Contractor and Builder BDEALER IN Foreign and Domestic Fruits. | | Hours—7 bol Women or oe p.m. - ; Plans and Estimates Furnished. H. H. Mercereau, Attorney-at-Law Notary Public Special attention to Pension Papers. Valley Phone 11 X, Drug 113 Desmond treet. fayre, Advertise in The Record. prices for this week. No. 5 Elizabeth St., Waverly. Olive Oil —Quart 85¢, Gallon $3.00. 15 different kinds of Macaroni at low OFFVICE—-SAMUELS BLOCK. Valley Telephone 37x. 138 Lockhart fi.
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