the construction of the its controlling moscles in such cases can only be th application of wuil- ; made to correct ail defects. I make a special A ht testing in all CAR MAAUTE A per wherever itexin'n Do Not Use Drops : Belladonna, Atropine or other mydriatic, injurious drugs all of them, and belonging to a past stage in the science of optics as applied to eyesight testing. | make use of the atest and most fmproved scientific instruments for determining the possible presence of disease, and to measure accurately all errors of re- fraction and mascles, Recommend Glasses Oaly when positively needed and clearly promising good results Considering the character of the work 1do my charge fora thorough examination of the eyes and glasses is moderate, W. H. BAIRD, Eyesight Specialist, Ramenber the place, Coraer Broad and Clark Streets, Waverly. The only exclusive optical pariors in the valley. him Yow t& tie Als nec%tie He bad the ends | pushed up under the collar in front and then brought down through the loop without going around the neck at all You know the way No, he didn't mind me telling him Ed always told him things like that Ed was a dandy Jdresser——spent more money on his clothes than any feller in town—or his father did for him Well, he certainly looked a whole lot better when | got through with him And in a couple of months you wouldn't have known him for the same boy He caught on all right Not that be tried to put an agony. He wasn't that sort of a chap But he kept his eyes open. and he soon got to know what was what The new suit he got, when he gol one, was a peach He quit talking in the Rube way he iid at first But the boys joshed him a lot. They all liked him, though. He was just as chummy as could be with everybody. from Waitles down to Pete, the janitor But ft was funny We'd wouldn't much matter what Tommy would chirp up: “A friend of mine back In Lichenburg, Ed Kemp ley" It wasn't st OF SAYRE. $50,000.00 $12,000.00 5 Tt oa Certificate of Deposit or Bavings Account. The department of savings is a * special feature of this Bank, and all deposits, whether large or daw the same rate of to hear HM. N. SAWTELLE, Cashier. any use trying to break him of it. He'd prattle on about the admirable Ed In spite of anything er — Publisher, Ed. could do this, and Ed could do that: Ed was soandso and ‘tother i= Ww. T CAREY, Bditor And his face would be all of a glow —— with pride. You didn't} the beart to stop him He wrote to Ed. about once a week when he wrote to his folks bat there was only one time | ever heard him anvthiong about getting a let. er from him and thst same saw him slip something into an velope that looked like a money order, though | couldn't swear to It S80 1 bad Ed. pushed at me for close on to three years—and then Ed came up to Chicago for a visit a" . : " “All the news that's fit to print”, . anybody - FRIDAY PEBRUARY 2 190 Shout guyining 18 ail my my wa: over the pews that eee coming He couldn't eat. he oD HIS FRIEND ED, p stil He hurried Barker about a for he aven arranced to zow roves LOOKED TO TOMMY "er and 1h to the : was going to treat me to a LATER ON paragon-—If | cared to sit Ey ‘Ours a : VE of the aleest boys lo the of » ed : : 2 Tammy Swikehart but how he h t vk 10 bare us about his friend, Ed {da ye Jey, when he Orst blew in from =» : ot 2 the tall grass waves Yon oug! ne have seen him then Honest, be as If he was just going to do a | i ; Published every afternoon except § San- day st Murrelle's 's Printing Office, Bayre, po eiption, $3.00 per year: 25 certs rates reasonable, and made AVE SH ¥ to me Entered as second-class. matter “Say 10, 1008; at the at Sayre, Pa. under Te. Act of Congress of March §, Ed ouldn’t Mrz And din then he ight of the up-—-and, of He to see Ed take him to theater e on to 12 o'clock He rapped at the entered 1 started back He gnked had that oid dog zay ‘I sald wren . door Ke al scared pale and wok th f hit me Pp this is Cane queer ar eemed ™ he ville stunt and was dressed | tiem he ' c part. I didn’t think they wal kind of clothes any more Lichtenburg, where Ti . So that Ed.~—that JINMY from. flashily cheap was sport’ was was to see the fressed. pigeyved, loud-mouthed jay That what he Wattles, the manager, turned the It kind of pi ful ; over fo me, to give him pointers on Tomniy tried to ead im These ied a shiny black satchel “hin « hi ad an Cows. “Where are you going t abo i him Tommy wo ig he asked, and Tommy looks ertaln y have bro But ‘Qereq and sald he hadn't found out 1 wash ay . Susi sce ‘wel. “You take the aftern and Tommy 3:1 w and find him a place. Sumter ays ‘Wat. | P10Kae 4b Ove! it : ties to me: and so that's how he came | FJ stayed a eck, and To 10 be my roommate | stuck to him like a brothe There gr oy guess I'm prett wasn't any! fidnt make Tommy, as he toddled along with me | that skate have zoo He “fa the Joint. “Ed Kempley y v might have showed him off, but Rt the cows'd eat me If they saw me didn't he bragged about Of the street. Ed's been her ee” worse for time “Whos EA?" | asked He Ed has “pds my friend back in Lic? Onis has got Bure” be says It might have been, | Ike an ox Then he sighed “P4's the prince of Wales and all the | You're off, Te royal family,” from the wa a basn’t changed. It's you. You've got Jt “His father runs the bani tl | your eyes open since you've Leen he went on, “and Eds in the © bere Chic: ago Dally News. now, We always run Prolific Fruit. 2 Gel. They dont any smarier } producing power of the banana fellers than him . "Ob. you'll catch “fold him. | kind of took Bim, you Know He looked at you a lost dog that's found wx P pat Rim—Kind of scared and yet as | he trusted you and was tickled to ‘death anyway He though! the room WaR the greatest ever, although EJ Bad a mighty fine room all to himseit _ in Bis father's “residence . “I took him around to a barber _aliop when we'd settled about yoom. His hair was lopping over his cost collar behind Then we Wan! bark to the room aud | showed large Solid Oak Rockers: - Regular § | way steer him | | whore he'd , | low might | good point | { ight em out and 1 it wasn't WAS A hing he do to green says A time and than ever said to bat that boy Iw me hanged a heart | n miny I sald together make as great on, all right dried fruit is readily oon it SAUSAEMS while the oth and the ther as ink a faney t " nto nutrilus our Ine b+ manufactured nu ¢er can be mad from ned melody IC skin can be tur fuice made to do vice @ j or vinegar Fer mented Li quor The four siates whi pr antity of ferms “7 od the Seo a wr In ai 1904 were sew York 10.651 868 Lar ‘eninisylvania, 6.123 } barrels ie barrels and Wiscon Uarreis ArEesat qu th down eis I Hiinols, 4633 i i 3.50 at $1.98. Regular $1.00 at $219. ular $2.50 at $1.39, GRAF & CO. v and Undertalag. Cor of Bod Sand Pk Ave. Ware. Reg- Valentines at Strong's a ———————— J. M. Jolls lek for New York this moraing $ Valentine post cards at Strong's Horace Kinner of New York , was in town today, a ——————————— Strong's cough syrup for colds. Mis: Maud Ellis is visiting Mrs. | Barton Hall at Elmira The Knights of Columbus give a euchre party and dance at their! hall this evening. The board of health will meet | flannelette this evening to consider thegadvisa | bility of passing an ordinance regu lating plumbing in the village cf Waverly. and laces Miss Tina Eagleman came home today from Elmira college accem- | panied by three of her fellow stu- | dents, Misses Sue Brink, Hazel Briggs and Sarah Sedman, ——————————— Percy Hemus, the noted baritone, | of New York city, will give a sc ng | recital accompanied by Horace! Kinney at the Y. M. C_ A. hall] Waverly, Monday, Feb. 5. Tickets | soc zt A. B. B. Higbee's. 225-5¢t UNDERWENT OPE OPERATION Waverly — W. H was operated on this morning by | Dr J. T. Tucker. Mr Ballenstedt | received a serious injury to his| ib. ck more than a month ago due | to falling through a hatchway at| l his store Ba'lenstedt . Broad He recovered sufficiently to re~ turn to his work, but to go to bed again a few days ago. | A large lump had appeared in| [ew Trescott should now te an the small of his back. This was|,;unced as Princess Mary Tudor, pened and cleaned this morning, {the winsome heroine of Charles ind his speedy recovery is looked | Major's beautitul novel “When for ——— Knighthood Was In Flower." Her INSTALLED OFFICERS triumphant career is absolute proof drama is within the scope of her Waverly—The following officers | wonderful dramatic ability were installed at the meeting of the | gn0 In the charm of local Red Men last night her own personality, in her ravens Harry Howell, senior sagamore,| haired beauty and in the glory of J. Morrison; keeper of wampum, |} great dark eyes one might also Simon Zausmer; collector of wam | ina0ine Charles Major's wilful and pum, F. A. Blazinski; keeper of||gyable heroine to have stepped records, M. F. Hogan. District| (on the pages of romance on to Deputy P. A Cusseck and his staff) {the actuality of the stage. Like ‘rom Owego had charge of the | th fascinating creature she imper neeting The attendance Was isonates, she is gified with the | large and the evening passed very | power to move with her tears and pleasantly. HORSE BADLY INJURED sich that beam with gentleness or flash with Waverly ~The he horse on Painton’s | the fires of great emotion, a beau bake wagon fell on Waverly street iful voice that soothes with its the corner of Broad, this | | morning. The harness was badly | the thills broken off the horse's knees quite badly TRIUMPHANT CAREER It is not surprising that Virginia was forced! {that any woman known to the y | and ly studied art. Sachem, | {to cheer with her merry pranks | Beauty of face and figure, a most presence, cycs softness or thrills with passionate utterances, the { demeanor of a gentlewoman, and you have Virginia Drew Trescott, There is an accumulation of ice at} phe Mary Tudor of Romance that place and this 1s the third] | horse to fall there during the past |, winsomeness and nroken, and cut. | BE a... t ip, CANDLENAS DAY Today is the Feast of the Punfi cation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 24 hours ce————— ol 15 DAYS as it is more properly called, McNally, the|Candlemas day. Services were possession of a held in the Church of the Epiph- any this morning. The candles used in the Catholic church | were blessed today, that is all the |terday on the charge of vagrancy lc andles used during the year, and | ind sent to Owego for 15 days FUNERAL TOMORROW {all but one. That one they take The f ol f Mrs. Susan. Cook {back home with them and leave it e funer will take place tomorrow afternoon | in the house, being a blessed candle and used on the occasion of a visit it one o'clock from the home at) om the priest to give the last No. 462 W ivi street. sacraments to the sick or dying La ersons, or on any occasion when WAS A FINE A ATTRACTION | its use would be proper. It 1s a | custom, too, to light the blessed The comic opera company which | candle on Christmas eve and leav peared : at the Loomis last night | ing it burning until bedtime, in every ho ear DEFENVANT DISCHARGED The music was of a high character, | At the hearing in the case of the solos were fine, and the chorus) the best ever heard in the house. | Miss Paula Edwardes captivated | commonwealth versus Mary Craft, the audience whils “the comedy in which her cousin, Lena Craft, portion of the opera produced charged her with assault and surety merriment in every quartery of the [of the peace, the defendant was | house. The attraction was in many discharged, the court holding that respects superior to anything thatthe evidence was insufficient to in- has been seen at the Waverly — Ed man w ho got nes} PACK had stolen from a Lehigh box car it Sayre, was given a hearing yes lit is the custom ol Catholics to { bring donations of candles to the {church and at the masses and leave NOVELTIES Manicure sets, comb and brush sets, glove boxes, collar ‘and cuff boxes, handkerchief boxes, jewel boxes. ladies ‘ladies | 40 per cent reduction on ladies ‘muslin underwear. » Street, Corner Park Avenue, Waverly, N. Y. ~It'stheFashionNowadays For Dentists to advertise, so we take this means of bringing to your attention the following special proposition: BEGINNING SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, I will give for TWO WEEKS ONLY the benefit of over 30 years continuous prac- tice at the following low rates: Gold crowns, 22k, to 85. Bridge work, per tooth, $4. Gold fillings, $1 up. Amalgam or silver fillings, 50c to 75c¢. Cement fillings, 50c. Extraction, 25c. Plates, $5.00 to $8.00. 30 gauge, seamless $4 Remember these prices are only for the two weeks beginning Jan. 20 and ending Feb. 3, and for CASH only. The gold I use is prepared by J. M. Ney, one of the oldest and most experienced metallurgists of the United Tai which is sufficient guarantee of its ex- cellence, as any dentist will tell you. DR. J. W. MURRELLE, 106 CENTER STREET. ATHENS, PA. MEAT AND FISH AGENTS WANTED. Everywhere to sell teas, coffees, spices, x Fin : extracts, baking powders and fine soaps, When you want the best eg! and Ere wheal) orders, Auch og Mico fish at popular prices, call on curtains, dishes, etc. A good chance for Bellis, 7 Elizabeth street. Phone boys and girls to make money after orders reccive prompt attention | school hours. We sla give prizes to Valley Phone 60x. Bell Phone 133w boys and girla selling ol fied smount, such as watches — timekeepers, | rings, wrist bracelets, guns, stick pins, | LOOMIS OPERAHOUSE ORCHESTRA . dolls, ete. These prizes come extra and | do not include your regular commission. | Men and women are making a good in- | come off our plan. Write today for full | information to the SAYRE SPECIALTY | WORKS, Box 115, Sayre, Pa. | Strictly Up-to-Date Music furnished for Balls, Parties and all manner of Soe- ial Functions, either public or private. Any number pieces desired will be fur- nished. Call Valley Record for terms, ote. 3 THE VALLEY EMPLOYMEN AGENCY. LENIGH AND SCRANTON COAL At the Lowest Possible Prices. Orders can be left at West Sayre Store, both phones; or at the Erie strea yards at Sayre, Valley Phone 37m. COLEMAN HASSLER, ——————— rt ——— Lost Saturday on street car between Ath- ens and Hayden's corners, a dark fox mufl. Finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving at 114 Chestout- street, West Sayre, 224-8 A gold watch charm on one side of which Is engraved, “J. A. Bradley, Co. P 6th P. BR. C; on ie olher aide, “Against weeu is re- Advertise in The Record. Dressmakiog done at your home. For { further particulars inquire at 115 Hos pital place, Sayre. 8 year's experience. Girl wanted for general housework. No washing, Ironing or baking. wages, 340 Broad street. Situation Wanted | rrr ———— First-class stenographer wants posi- | For Sale or Rent tion at once, best of reference fur- | nished Apply Valley Empfoyment| The Robinson house, corner Maln and | Agency. Office hours § tol. Room 1, | Perry streets, Athens, Pa. jonoe, J.T. Corbin, Athens. Talmadge Bailding. If you are a contractor and want men | we can furnish you with from 1 to 100! if yon will give us a few days noties. | Call or write, VALLEY EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, Room 1, Talmadge Bldg. Sayre I TR For Rent Four rooms over Wilber's liquor store ! suitable for office Jorpous. roa. sonable. Inquire of B. A. Wilber, 225f | Two offices for rent in the Maney & Want ads inserted b not hav- | Page block. ner ~ | ing » ledger th ri eed | "Her aD p—Touse . mast be paid for whea ordered printed. | uinet, Meat Sari tan AaoDalles taforini Jel ie charge want ads | ry)| at National Bank ol Sayre. 233 6% —the expense of boo dB ed out of | Six room house, 120 Hoover street, aod co! proportion to to the amount involved ln Sayre. Inquireat FP. BE. Lu Faireets [Rha It a chy wo i only lo conta tral rs liey Ta | Rolie. Rebellion 1861."
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