Suites. Prices Right. Large
Assortment. New Goods.
GRAF & CO.
© 30d Undertaking. Cor. of Broad St. and Park Ave., Waverly.
= WAVERLY
FRANK EB WOOD, Representative
News and advertising matter may be
left at Greg's Racket Store, Waverly.
After 12 o'clock noon call the malo
office at Sayre, Valley ‘phone 138X,
Try Strong's Cough Syrup.
{ Grant Taylor of Nichols was in
town today
—
| Try Strong's beef, wine and iron.
Superintendent WE. Case went
to Elmira today.
Buy your spring millinery of
Mrs. Ellis at Waverly. 261 2t
| Miss Mame Finch of East Wa-
| verly went to Owego this morning
= Miss Julia Nichols of Cincinnat
1e : Valley Record tus is visiting friends in Waverly.
John J. Kane of Howard street
W. T. CAREY, Tditor, is convalescent after a severe attack
Published every ou oat Bear of grip
u4 Murrelle's Printing Office, Sayre, is :
Call on Mrs. Ellis, the milliner,
201 2t
Mrs John Slawson, who has
®t "the ihe Dostotioe at Sayre, Pa,
Congress of March 8, been visiting her mother, Mrs. Wel
ler, returned home today.
11 the news that's fit to print”
All Three candidates took the third
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 14. 1906. degree at the meeting of Manoca
“lodge, I. O. O. F., last night.
Post card views of Waverly and
Sayre. Plain and colored. 2 for sc.
At Strong's pharmacy, Waverly.
1 modern ‘methods for the scien-
of painless opera-
on the mouth and teeth.
104 South Elmer Ave,
BR THE GLOBE STORE. Miss May Keegan returned from
mm Wilkes-Barre today after spending
the past two months at New York
Thy an ad in The Record. city and Wilkes-Barre.
millinery arriving daily.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jessup of
| Painted Post, who have been visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs George Painton,
| have returased home.
ALL BUT ONE
Waverly—After many attempts
to get a full ticket in the field for
the coming election,
party have succeeded in filling all
but one vacancy. At the caucus
L. F. Lord, Michael Curry and
Simon Zausmer were nominated
for trustees. Mr. Lord and Mr
Curry withdrew. Mr. Lord was
mittee to appear on the ticket but
meeting yesterday afternoon Fred
on the ticket.
i MP in,
FAILED TO INDICT
Waverly—The grand jury failed
to indict either William Dunham
or Athur Floyd, who were arrested
some time ago on a charge of
breaking into a barn at North Bar-
ton and taking a shingle mill. Mr
the oull under an agreement that
permitted him to take it at any
time if there was default in pay
ment. The grand jury decided that
he had committed no crime
WILL ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
their friends Monday evening,
March 19 in the K. of C. hall in
| honor of St. Patrick's day. Good
| speaking and music will be provid-
| ed, and a merry time is assured
Cards For Sale.
The Valley Record has In stock the
following card signs: \
For Rent
For Sale
Privates Offices
Please Do Not Ask for Credis
Positively No Admittance
Furalshed Rooms)
Boardinz
The local officials of the United
States Express company are as
much in the dark as ever concern-
iog the loss of the package of
money on Monday morning. The
mvestigation which was conducted
on the matter and the chances are
that the money will probably
never be found.
KAISER'S FRIENDLY ACT.
German Miners Recover Bodies From
Wrecked Courrieres Pits.
PARIS, March 4 —Unexpected sue
cess crowned the work of the life sav.
ing corps from the Westphaliah mines,
who arrived at the scenes of the col-
Hiery disaster in the Courrieres dis
trict. They are sald to have heen sent
in accordance with the express wish of
the German emperor. They descended
into the wrecked pit No. 2 and as a re
brought up to the pit's mouth
Experts describe the work of the
Westphaliaus as wonderful. They are
rapidly clearing the gulleries of the
mine
Ambassador McCormick presided at
a brief appeal on behalf of the suffer
ers from the disaster. The sum of §1.-
Three Villages Destroyed by Lava,
HONOLULU. March 14--The erup
tion of the volcano on the island of
Savall of the Samoan group continues
on a large scale. Three villages have
been cotnpletely destroyed. inchuding
cocoa plantation on the islaml. The
residences of A. King and G. Barleley
have been reduced to ruins and are a
total loss. The
wide
three-quarters of a mile
feet an hour
some distance alicad the sea waiter 1s
boiling and the sof breaking over the
fiery streann
Great Britain's Wealth
An estimate of the accumulated cape
00 Dy,
Lost
and 301 Desmond street, a ladies’ open
face gold watch, monogram, “G. L.
Fioder please return to this office.
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For Sale or Rent
House, barn and 12 acres of land in|
Lockwood. Eaquirs of D.C. orn
ca.
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Pa Robiton hays, garage Mais aad
erry streets, Ath oseaylen A
Be J.T. Cor Athen
We positively will move on April 1
and in order to reduce our $15,000
stock of CLOTHING AND SHOES
we will innaugurate a removal sale,
beginning March 13, to last 12 days,
and will give you some. convincing
prices.
Bp ry hag
Dressmaking done at your home. For
further st 115 Hos-
partisans. inquire
For Rent
House to rent, Athens, Pa, corner of
Elmira and street. Apply to B.
O. Decker, West Cooperstreet. 255-8*
FOR RENT--Three rooms up staies, :
Boytize at No. 118 Harris street, Athens,
SUITS
Men's suits that were $7 now $4 48
Mens * vv ~*~ g " 678
Men's «© Iz 820
Men's *- _" 1$-% 0b
OVERCOATS
Overcoats that were £6 to $9, £4 78
* 10to14, 680
HATS
$175 and $2 derbies and soft
hats, newest shapes, $1 28,
st
A seven room house, 202 Tyler street,
Athens. Inquire at the house or of B.
F. Lauer, 228 Main St, shoe shop. 253-8*
To Rent—Small house on Elmer ave-
nue, at once. Mrs J. E. Wheelock, 112
South Elmer avenue, 261-1
The Dr. Judson pro; on North
stre:t, Athens, Pa. Apply to W. Howard
Ales, Farmers National Bank,
SHOES
100 pairs men's $3 shoes, now
F 3! G8.
Children’s shoes soc and up
KNEE PANTS
soc and 75c values now 42c.
25c values 18c.
MEN'S PANTS
150 pairs Men's Pants that were |
$1 50, now g8c.
$2 and $2 50 Men's Pants, now
$1.48.
Double brick store, suitable for a gro-
cery or ry and meat market, cor-
ner of H stree} and Pennsylvania
avenue, A Pa. Will be fitted up
to suit the renter, new and in first-class
order. James 8. Parks, Athena. 253-8
A suit of rooms for light
Suit cases worth $1 50, now g8c,
60 pairs ladies shoes, the $125
kind, now gsc.
Men's odd vests, worth $i to
| $1 25, now G5c
FURNISHINGS
500 silk bow ties worth 25¢,
three pair for 25c.
go dozen black half hose, silk |
finish, three pair for 25c.
Men's soc work shirts, double |
or single fronts, now 38c.
Men's white handkerchiefs 3c
each, two for sc.
Bring in your boy to be
clothed, we will save you
| money.
B. Freedman,
| 308 Broad Street, Waverly.
minutes walk ed shops, at a bargain,
'We Stand on the Quality
of Our Work. | FISH, FISH, i TL), Ren
— We will have thom every day during
~ Good work horse for sale cheap.
| Try us for a Suit.
| Lent. Alsoa
: A large num-|lar prices. quire 322 Chemung street, Waverly.
ber of stylish designs of high 200-8t
grade maternal to se-
street,
Valley Phone 66x. Bell Phone 138w
i lect from.
Prices Moderate.
| Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing. | THE DOCTORS
|S. J. NASADOWSKI, Elects wo titut
ectro ical Institute
MeCarthy Dock ibe ng and | will be at the Tioga Hotel, Waverly
| atk Sts, Waver'y | March 14 t0 18. Consultation free
Situation Wanted jot Pe
Widow wishes position as housekeep
‘er. Inquire at Stevenson St. 247-6!
i
and »
G. W. Morse, 120 North Elmira Stivet
Athens,
For Sale.
For Bale—Eight room
land, fine chicken house and barn, 16
line of meat at popu-
En-
. J. BELLIS, Elizabeth
1905 Automobile, two or four passen-
ger, convertible, prime condition, In-
spection invited, Particulars on re=
quest. Address Lock Box 8, Athens, Pa,
Five piece parlor suit. Inquire 444
Pennsylvania avenue, Waverly. 2354-0t*
Residence lot on North Wilbur aveane,
Inquire 513 Stevenson street. 354-12¢
Houses for sale in Waverly, any
Ene. arn
Inquire of A.G
I Waverly: NY
Read The Record.
TOWN CLOCK BLOCK.
RCH SALE, ®
®
400 dozen Huck Towels, each
60 dozen Huck Towels, each
50 dozen Huck Towels, each
“50 dozen Huck Towels, eac h
25 dozen Ready- Made: Sheets,
25 dozen Pillow Cases, each
1,000 yards Fancy Laces, yard
. Satteen Petticoats -
The New, the Beautiful, the
each
Dress Goods, Silks
Panamas Mohairs
Batistes Albatross
Tamise Henriettas, Cravenette Cloths
Cream Serges Chiffon Panama
Serges Broadcloths
Pau de Soie Voiles
Grey Mixtures
This stock contains all that's new and best in
8 Materials. Examice the New Goods.
New All-Overs for Waists, yard
8ic Bleached Muslin, yard
7c Grey Oalicoes, yard
he
8ic
Oc
Persian Lawns, yard
500 yards New Embroideries, yard
1,000 yard New Embroideries, yard
Handsome Bagdad Drapery, yard
L.adies’ Muslin Night Gowns, each
Lace and Embroidered Trimmed
the Latest in Dress Goods, Silks,
to new styles and to economy :
Carpets and Rugs
Brussells Axminsters Ingrains Oil Cloths
Mattings, Fillings Linoleums Fibre Carpets
Smyrna Rugs Axminster Rugs Brussels Rugs
Shades Poles &e., &ec.
We positively show the largest stock of Floor
Coverings in this section. “Seeing is believing.” Visit
this elegant department and inspect this immense
stock.
New Spring Ginghams, yard
Unbleached Table Linens, yard
Bleached Table Linens, yard
Handsome Patterns
Carpets, Rugs, and Furniture
Elegant Furniture
New and Handsome Furniture for the
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