OF SAYRE.
Capital - $50,000.00
Surplus - $12,000.00
The spirit of the tim
ha department of savings is & prevails. Visit the Christmas store.
special feature of this Bank, and
all Sapouits, Shisthue barge u $2.50 XMAS RUGS XMAS ROCKERS HANDKERCHIEFS : FANCY COLLARS =
Small, - Se For $1.89 each. 50 Styles. $1.69 to $34.00 each. Beautiful Assortment All kinds, All prices. S¢ to 2.50 each. 10c to 3.00. A Beautiful Colle lon.
MN. NH. SAWTELLE BLANKETS AND QUILTS XMAS TABLES TABLE LINEN, Beautiful Patterns WINTER COATS
. ’ | 49¢ to $12.00 pair. Elegant Assortment. $1.89 to $25.00. Oak and Mahogany 50¢ to 2.00 yard. Napkins 1.00 to 5.00 dozen. 0.48 to 38.00. Velvets and Kerseyad
Cashier. Beautiful Pictures, Parlor Mirrors, XMAS SIDEBOARDS UMBRELLAS ELEGANT FURS
19c to $12.50. Large Showing. $19.00 to $40.00, Nicely Carved. 49¢c to 5.00. A Beautiful assortment of handles 2.50 to 50.00. A Beautiful Ling
XMAS KID GLOVES XMAS DRESSERS HAND BAGS RICH SILKS, Choice Patterns.
$1.00 to 21.75. All the new shadings.
o0c to 6.00.
Very Latest Novelties
Plain Colors and Plaids. Hcto200y
Are You Troubled With Eye Strain?
W. H. Baird, Formerly of Philadelphia, Has Opened
An Bxclusive Up-to-Date Optical Parlors at 229
Broad Street, Waverly.
He will be pleased to see all those who are troubled with Eye
Strain, also those who have not received relief owing to improp-
er treatment elsewhere.
Eye Strain Is Not a Disease
But arises from mechanical defects in the coustruction of Lhe
to be right, then we make the prices
a8 low as possible consistent with
v high-grade work. Our facilities for
painless extracting has no equal in
the valley.
Examinations and estimates free
Teeth extracted Nithaut gai $25 Eye or its controlling muscles. Relief in sach cases can only
Vitalized als... .... 50 be had throagh application of suitable glasses made to correct
Silver fillings 7% al! existing defects, | make a special study of eyesight testing
Gold fillings ee : $1.00 up in all its branches and can assure a perfect correction wherever
Ii. 4 ' it evists,
Fall set teeth . 5.00
Gold Crown, Tk 5.00 I Recommend Glasses
Crown sod Bridge Wor Work, per tooth. 5.00
Dr. Decker’s Dental Rooms
235 Broad St, Waverly N. Y.
Open Evenings. Sundays 10:00 to 1:00.
Ouly when positively needed and Sleatiy promising | good results,
Considering the character of the work [ do my charges for a
thorough examination of the eyes and glasses is moderate.
You may be wearing glasses that are not properly adjusted.
If you call at my optical pariors I will gladly readjust them [ree
of charge. Remember the place, Cor, Broad and Clark streets
W. H. BAIRD, Eyesight Specialist,
Valley Phone 50 A. 229 Broad Street.
The Valley Record WAVERLY
Published every alternoon SEvoE Bon |
day at Maurrelie's Printing Office, Sayre, yre, | S FRANK E. WOOD, Representative
Does Santa Claus mere X= STEEL
find all his Xmas ===>-= J 54 ep, oly nei
Presents? Why af smarssse oer Hous
Gregg sRacketStore ~ po i
Miss Anna Graft is visiting her
fo be sure. : “All the news that's 81 to rot” ser m Cog
idkerchief Boxes saToRDAY, pECEMBER {BER 21m. | F. J. Johnner will spend Christ-
mas in Rochester.
Glove Boxes [A CARISTANS SERVICES |
Manicure Sets At the Presbytenan church to-
Celluloid Novelties | morrow the order of services will |
2s second-class matter May |
190%, at the postofice sb SI Pay No paper Monday
Miss Anna Quinlan is visiting in
Randolph, N. Y.
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Mr. and Mrs. Geo M. Legg are
visiting at Candor.
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Miss Gertrude Slaughter went
Vern Lesher of Russell Hill, Pa,
11s visiting his brother, G. B. Lesher.
A tremendous display of holiday
wearing apparel at B. Freedman's,
at lowest prices. 193 2t
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Miss Carne Rhodes of Olean 1s
visiting at J W. Clark's
street,
, Chemung
E. D. Baker and wife went to
Walton this
Christmas
morning to spend
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Miss Nellie Spaulding
hamton
Glaser today
of Bing-
was calhng on G, B
Mr. and Mrs. Seward Baldwin
are visiting the latter's
Hagerstown, M. D
parents In
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W. A Freedman of New York
1s home to spend Chnistmas with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Freed
man of Park place. -
Olin Corby and Miss Edna
Stevens, both of Selvera, Pa, were
married at the Baptist parsonage
last evening by Rev. G A Briggs
Big shipments of nysters will be
received at Hopkins oyster bay on
Sunday and Monday
Oysters received the day after they
are shucked.
morning.
A Sagar and v
N. 5 , are spending the holiday:
with F E. Munn of Chemung
street. Mr. Segar was formerly in
business in this village.
vif of Suffern,
caf ————
CHARGED WITH
KIDNAPPING GIRL
be as follows to New York luday,
Invocation
Chin Chorus with alto and tenor solos,| Gifts that you would hope” for
aware | Sweet ee of etches. Warren | Would please your friends. Let us Charles Rowley Alleged to Have
Glassware FR sponsive scripture | please you. B Freedman. 193 2t| Absconded With Pretty 15
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| Duet—Mrs. Rosencrans, Mrs. |
Rice; Angel of Light Coonbs |
Hymn—Joy to the World
The greatest va-
of Games ana | -0 Lite Tows ofl. Miss Haanet Beardslee is spend-
Children’ S Books. Jw Nevin ‘0g 3 few days in New York.
Peter Baxter will spend Christ-
| mas at Susquehanna,
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1
rrord mn | grandmother Mrs. Wm. Elsbree.
Dolls and Toys. In somes Foe To
dai 0ys. n Dayton Hendrick and wife will
Sermon |
Chorus— Shout the Glad Tid-|spend Christmas in Susquehanna.
In the evening the choir will]
Mr. Wieking | man’s, Waverly 193 2t
Gregq S s Racket Store
Cor. Broad St. " os Ave.,
- Waverly,
e.J. Ro
SAYRE'S LEADING
DRAYMAN.
Especial care and prompt at-
tention given to moving of
Binet, Houshold Goods, Sete
TO ALL
H. H. J Mercersan,
G : AF & CO.
Year-Old Maiden -Arrested at
Waverly
Waverly—In response to a re-
quest from the Bath police Chief
Brooks met Erie train No. 1 and
took into custody Charles Rowley
and a gurl named
Rowley is 24 years old and is
charged with kidnapping the girl,
who is only 15. The young man
was uncommunicative, but the girl
talked freely. They had been
at New Hamton and lived as man
land wife, and Rowley had prom-
ised to marry her. The girl was
undisturbed, seemung to think she
had done no wrong. An officer
returned to Bath with them
LOSS PAID YESTERDAY
leda Insho.
Waverly —The loss on the house
adjoining Baldwin's lumber yard
on the east, and which was dam-
aged during the fire, was paid yes-
terday. The insurance was in the
American Insurance Co. of New-
ark, N. J, and Judge Charles
O.Hoagland is the local representa-
tive.
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DISTRIBUTED DINNERS
Waverly—The Shriners packed
and distributed 85 first class Christ-
mas dinners to worthy families to-
have done
PERSONAL MENTION
A. C. Scheufler of the Towanda |
Printing Co. was in Sayre today
Mrs. John T. D. Schomp of New-
ark, N. J, is the guest of her
daughter, Mis A.) Brittan.
Mr od Mrs. H. M. Bowman
will spend the Christmas holidays
with Towanda friends and relatives
Miss Anna Krom of New York
is spending the holiday vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F
J. Krom of Lincoln street,
rea
Mrs. James Burke of Stevenson
street and her sister, Miss Nellie
Hogan, have gone to Pittston to
spend Christiuas with friends and
relatives
NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS
Last night at the Grand Opera
House, a crowded house witnessed
one of the best musical comedy at-
tractions of the season. Tom
Waters, the star of the piece was
never seen in the city to better ad
vantage than in the character of
Michael O'Flynn in
“Neighborly Neighbors and the
supporting company was excellent
throughout the entire performance.
Mr. Waters 15 to be congratulated
on the magnificence of his produc
tion and
Ignatius
the masterful manner in
which he handled his role of a jolly
old Insh politician and prosperous
hotel boniface stamps him as onc
of the foremost character come-
dians in the profession. His talent
scems to be unlimited and his
piano specialty was the very best
thing of its kind ever seen in this
city. No better title could be sug-
gested than Neighborly Neighbors
for this uproarious bunch of fun
In the title one sees nothing but a
fine blending of good nature and
harmony. While in reality itis a
of fighting
neighbors and all worked up ina
net work of the most comical situ-
imaginable. The Item
wishes Mr. Waters every success
that he so nchly deserves, also his
continuous mixup
ations
enterpnsing and up to date manner
in which they are presenting to the
public one of the best and show-
Mr
Waters will be remembered here
est entertainments entour,
as one of the shining lights for
three years at the 11th street opera
house.—( Phila. Item )
At the Loomis on Christmas,
matinee and od might,
HOSPITAL NOTES
Mrs. artis J. J. Robinson of
Spruce street, Athens, Mrs. Maria
C. Middaugh of Towanda, and Mrs,
Charles Darrow of Laceyville were
discharged today.
Guy Williams of Hills Grove
was operated on for appendicits
this morning,
ENTERTAINED HS FRIENDS
Waverly—1L. D. Atwater of Park
TO-DAY
creditors.
they shall get.
in our possession.
DEALER IN
foreign andDomestic Fruits.
Olive Oil —Quart 85e,
prices for this week.
No. 5 Blizabeth St., Waverly.
TO-DAY
The entire stock
The
The entire
We can-
This is the
There will be
All we say to you is: Come
SAYRE, PA.
CavErERAtRAR AN SN LAR