orget That You Have
Are You Troubled
Valentines: at Strong’ s.
P. W. Towner went to Buffalo
oc
Try Strong's strong cough drops
D. C. Bentley, of Barton, is
| Waverly today.
Mrs. Elsworth Gamble is
With Eye Strain?
or its controlling muscles,
ia such cases can only be
through applic:tion of suit
made to correctall
defeats. | make a spall
stady of eyesight testiog ln all
branches and can AS. ure a per
correction wherever it exisls,
I Do Not Use Drops
Belladonna,
E-J Biogham, of Lockwood,
i
I make use of the latest and most
raction and gascles,
2 Recommend Glasses
OF SAYRE.
$50,000.00
$12,000.00
snd will pay you three per
pt. interest per annum for money
The department of savings Is a
fo feature of this Bank, and
all deposits, whether large or
small, draw the same rate of
interest.
B. B. SAWTELLE,
Pe 25 cents
a hdversing ries reason snd made
~ TUBSDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1008.
COSTS DIVIDED
IN FRR CSE
Jury Says not Guilty in Vander
mark Case and Divides
the Costs.
The case of the Commonwealth
versus Jerry Vandermark who was
charged with defrauding a board-
wanda yesterday. |. C.
© Vandermark departed from his
place without cause, leaving an
uopa‘d board bill amountingto £353.
After listening to the evidence the
. placed half of the costs on the de
fendant and the other half on the
~ prosecutor. Osborn settled his
- share of the costs but Vandermark
~ was remanded to jail for thirty
days, which time he will be com
pelled to serve unless he succeeds
nn liquidating the bill of costs
Large Solid
Regular $3.50 at $1.98
The only
AFRAID COURTWOLLD
DISCHARGE HIM
Charley Vanderpool Preferred |
a Jail Sentence Rather than |
Be Turned Out in the Cruel
Cold World.
At Towanda yesterday Charles |
Vanderpool, a member of To-
wanda's notorious tribe, was on!
Charley had been in jail for some
time and had friends who wanted |
him released. Accordingly they se- |
cured the services of a well known |
Sayre attorney who attended
court yesterday. The attorney
called on his client, but after he |
had questioned him a little the
disciple of Blackstone advised him
to plead guilty, as the case against
him was decidedly strong. Charley, |
however, objected to this proceed
ing, and said he feared that if he
pleaded guilty the judge would]
suspend sentence on him and turn
him out in the cold, cold world
whereas, f he had a trial and was
regularly convicted he would at
least get a sentence of six months
By that time the birds would be
singing and the atmosphere would |
be more conducive to living an |
outdoor life. After much per-
suasion the attorney decided to po|
to trial. The case was of short|
duration, and, as was expected, the
jury brought in a verdict of guilty. |
But, much to the displeasure of |
the pork and potato thief, the court |
pronounced sentence of twenty |
days shoveling snow and perform
ing similar manual labor out doors. |
The last seen of Charley by his|
attorney he was clearing away the
snow on the court house steps
|
Patrick Quinn, who is a resident
of Laquin, was picked up on
Lockhart street last night by
borough lockup in a highly
inebriated condition. He spent the |
night in the bastile and this morn-
ing pleaded guilty.
released on suspended sentence.
He was
——— A Ss
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 comanections for west-
ern points. This is via Lehigh Valle
Michigan Central or Lake Shore Ral Rall. |
roads. Sleeper $3.00 double berth Srom
| Buffalo. Best services and eulpues -
ning oars |
Oak Rockers
Reg-
GRAF
& CO.
office of the clerk this morning.
Joe Hanna, of Waverly street,
went to Chemung this morning.
A ——
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dixon have
L, is in Albany |
as been seriously ill, is somewhat
>
Dr. Richard Blackmore of South
our village
Miss Mary Finan of Dushore,
| has returned home after spending
three weeks with Wi werly friends
The party of Elmira college
girls who have been enlivening the
town for several days, returned
last evening.
i
the Methodist
unabated. The
| filled cach evening.
church continues
church 1s well
I
society of the M. E church are ar-
ranging for a rammage sale to be
The thermometer
12 degrees this morning,
reports from some parts of towa |
| place it at 20 degrees below.
ee —— ——
Attorney F. E.
i
flannelette
and laces
ladies
NOVELTIES
Manicure sets, comb and
handkerchief
boxes, jewel boxes.
- 40 per cent reduction on ladies
muslin underwear.
ECLIPSE OF THE MOON
There will be Tin eclipse of the
morning next
| which will be visible in in all parts
of the United States. The eclipse
o'clock in the
many people are accustomed to
rising and at about the hour that
certain ones are in the habit of res
(tiring. The moon will enter the
question before the supreme court.
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ELECTED OFFICERS
Waverly—The regular annual
meeting of the Waverly Building
and Loan Association was held
last evening and the following offi
cers elected: W. E Johnson,
president; H. G. Merriam, vice
| president;
tary, Louis J. Buley, treasurer. All
[the old directors were re-elected.
| The financial affairs of the associa-
The assets are $33,483, $30,000 of
which are loans on bonds and
mortgages in this valley. There
are 1346 shares in force, an in-
FRANKLIN J. CARMON
Waverly —Franklin J. Carmon
'died early this morning at his
heme here. He was aged 45, and
he is survived by his wife, four
The funeral, Fri-
and one sister
the home of his brother George,
| 437 East, Chemung strect. Rev.
GM. Briggs will conduct the fu-
| neral service.
eerste
BARACA CLASS BANQUET
standard time It
and thirty eight
minutes, at the end of which the
moon will begin to emerge from
the shadow. The eclipse will end
at 4:37 o'clock.
ECHOES OF THE RAIL
A Lehigh Valley floating gang
is engaged in rearranging. tracks
and switches at Silver Brook
Junction.
Passenger engine No. 2615 made
her appearance this weck after
undergoing some neccessary res
pairs.
Owing to the severe cold
weather of the last few days many
of the trains on the Lehigh have
been materially shortened
AM Mr
HOSPITAL NOTES
John Guiles, of Owego, Chas.
Palmerton, of Newark Valley,
Richard Connors, of Ridgbury and
Abner McCloe, of Laceyville, were
admitted today.
Mrs. C. E. Knapp of Sayre, was
| discharged this forenoon.
Gideon M. Pierce, a Lehigh
tained a contusion of the right great
the Baptist church will hold its
annual banquet in the church par
{lors tomorrow evening.
will be laid for eighty, a
toasts will be responded to The |
‘and is growing g rapidly.
EVERYONE DELICATED
Waverly—A large number at-|
Advertised Letters
The following is a list of the advertis-
ed letters remaining in the Sayre post
MEN,
H. J. Brown, James F. Boanett, Aogelo
Donnelly, Jesse
Dickinson, George 8S. Hynes, Stewart
Holmes, Charles McMahon, Wm. Ring,
son Tuttle, John VanMarter, Domenico
® WOMEN,
Mra. Jasper Billings, Mra. Lelia Case,
Mrs. Maurice Callisher, Miss Ida Dyer,
Mrs. W. W. Finch, Mra. Fred Griflin,
| Hemus at the Y. M. C. A. hall last
FORRIGN.
Wasyleuriez Michal, Ginliani Franecls-
of rare excellence and rendered a
J ae Je
If not called for within two weeks
hey aan be be forwarded to the dead let-
ioe. Ask for advertised letters,
: ahd. being de Stat ba pa
to $5.
Bridge work, per tooth, $4.
Gold fillings, $1 up.
The gold I use is prepared
Amalgam or silver fillings, 50c to’ 75c.
Cement fillings, 50c.
Extraction, 25c¢.
Plates, $5.00 to $8.00.
Feb. 10, and for CASH only.
by J. M. Ney, one of the oldest and most experienced
DR. J.
106 CENTER STREET.
LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE
FRIDAY, FEBUARY 9,
SPECIAL, ENGAGEMENT
Joseph Shipman
New Amsterdam Theatre, New
York Presents
VIRGINIA DREW TRESCOTT
IN THE
New York Criterion Theatre
Success,
WHEN KNIGHTHOOD
WAS IN FLOWER
Supported by
JOHN J. FARRELL,
And a notable cast of players. Mas-
sive and Elaborate production.
Original and os Elec-
trical Effects.
Prices—25, 50, 75, $1. $1.50.
Sale opens Wednesday at Drigg’s drug
store, Bayre; SBanford's drug store, Ath-
ens; W. U. Telegraph office, Waverly.
W. MURRELLE,
ATHENS, PA,
C. PECKALLY,
DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Fruits.
00 Falling of Jars ats. Olive Oll just re-
cel 300 boxes of macaroni and im-
ported cheese. All direct from Italy.
No. 5 Elizabeth St., Waverly.
Advertise in The Record.
AGENTS WANTED. JOHN
Everywhere to sell teas, coffees, spices,
extracts, baking po wders and fine soaps,
premiums with all orders, such as lace
curtains, dishes, ete. apo chance for |
boys and girls to e money after
rizes to
| school hours. We also give
boys and girls selling a amount,
such as watches— Hey A
wrist bracelets, guns, stick pins,
dolls, ete. These prizes come extra and
do not include your regular commission. |
Men and women aré making a good in- |
come off our plan. Write today for full |
information to the SAYRE SPECIALTY |
WORKS, Box 115, Sayre, Pa.
THE VALLEY EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
Situation Wanted
First-class stenographer wants posi-
tion at once, best of reference far-
nished. Apply Valley Employment
Office hours 9 tol. Room 1, |
Agency.
Talmadge Building.
If you are a contractor and want men
we can furnish you with from 1'to 100
if you will give us a few days notles.,
Call or write, VALLEY EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY, Room 1, Talmadge Bldg. Sayre
Notice.
Want ads inserted by not hav-
ing a account with The Record
must be for when ordered printed.
We posi Yoly cannot charge” want ads
? ape aking don inquire Tire at 115 How.
| pital place, Sayre. 8 year's cxperience.
For Sale or Rent i
The Robinson house, corner Mala and
at
.
Ferry atresta, Atheas, Pa.
once. J.T, Corbin, Athens.
For Rent
Four rooms over Wilber's or sors:
suitable for office
sonable, lnquireof RA. Wilber; ne
20 sitios for rent in the “a ;
furnished rooms for,
RRA