and Undertaking.
Tomatoes, Extra Fancy
panish Onions, Sweet
Parsley. Green Onions,
6c
14]
13}
6]
Peanat Butter, lb
Finest Shredded Cocoanut,
4 buarts H. P, Beans
ib
3 pkg. NuLife
2 peg. Maple Flake
Swift's Hams, Ib 13
12¢ can Sifted Peas
ot 9
4 cans Uonewogo Corn
5 J
EMOI KS
A CHICKEN.
My first acquaintance with Muham- |
| mad Din was one evening ln the early loft at Gregg's Racket Store, Waverly.
fall. His mother, comparatively un- After 12 o'clock noon call the mal
successful in her second attempt at in- office at Sayre, Valley ‘phone 138X,
cubation, had tired of maternal duties
on a small scale and piloted ber small | ~
family tc one of the roosting houses |
where, on my rounds, | found a pecu-
Har ey > : Assemblyman Byram I.. Winters |
| The chicks bad all sought their | is in Waverly today.
Quarters for the night excepl one I’
was Hitle Muhammer, and there be)
stood, a fluffy black ball, lonesome, un- |
certain in the gathering twilight, and |
pouring the tumult of his litUe soul!
into measures of the most exnuisite |
melancholy and abandoment that | haa |
| ever heard
Taking up the hopeless little outcast, | E A, Tilton is ill at his home|
I tried as best | could to comfort his lon oA Thu street.
aching heart
He was appreciative of my efforts!
{and responded with cheery peeps of |
trust and confidence as he nestled In home on Waverly street.
my hand and chirruped a dreamy
| good-night when I finally left him in | 3 .
bm cory quarters Mrs. E. C. French ol Pennsyl-
I thought little more about it until | | vania avenue is visiting friends in
the next evening, when | found thal! | Dryden.
my litte protege had by no means for- |
gotten his delightful experience and |
for he did not ful-
low his foster brothers and sisters to |
| their wooden mother, but again raised | place yesterday.
| his doleful chorus, which | quieted by | ae
again putting him safely to rest | :
And so il grew into a habit with | Ray Barrows has moved from
Every evening Maham- | Lyman avenue to rooms in the new
FRANK E. WOOD, Representative
News and ‘advertising matter may be
Easter post cards at Strong's.
Wall paper at Strong's, Waverly. |
day from Buffalo.
BO Ps
Miss Hazel G:tman of Vanktten
of us
i retired and them ralse his entrealing |
i ——— -
cries, while 1, listening, would hasten |
| and put the little pariah to rest. Devoe lead and zinc paints at
And thus the friendship beiween Mu- | Strong's pharmacy.
am
- 3
-i-
of this place and Daniel
| Hugh Lennon of Sayre.
. The hose companies of Waverly
will hold their annual meeting next
Tuesday evening, at which time
the officers for the ensuing year
i will be selected. Delegates will be
chosen for the department conven-
tion which will select the chief and
{ his assistants,
The board of health last evening
| passed a resolution prohibiting the
(maintaining of a slaughter house
tin the carporation without permis.
{sion from the board. Also that all
| complaints of nuisances shall be
made in writing with the signature
|of the complainant attached.
Mrs M. J Baker has decided to
go in business again at her own
home, s11 Waverly street, and
| invites her friends and patrons to
call and look over her line of
spring millinery. All fresh new
goeds. Trolley cars pass the door.
i Bell phone 214 B 214 14t
WILLIAW F. SULLIVAN
Waverly—William F. Sullivan, a
| well known Lehigh conductor died
When they see it judging by he
way our 10c candy goes. Every piece
of candy in this store.is fresh. We
fresh--but it keep us busy !
Easter Novelties—See Window -
Come and look over our Bargain Ta-
ble Saturday and Monday only.
Gregg's Racket Store
Cor. Broad St. and Park Ave., Waverly.
LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE Excursions
FRIDAY, MARCH 30 ERIE RAILROAD.
78.25 to Los Angeles, Cal., and re-
12 caps Hoyt's tomatoes 1
2c can Horld peaclies
50 lbs Pastry Flour
65 | hammad in and myself ripened. It]
22 | was about this time that [| honored my
1 20 tittle friend with his foreign sounding |
| turn, tickets on sale April 24th to
{at his home at 137 Chemung street May 4th inclusive. Valid to return
Don't forget the millinery open-|a¢ »
Bread | Flour
Give us your flour trade
price ?
BOTH "PHONES.
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF SAYRE.
Capital
Surplus -
$50,000.00
$12,000.00
We solicit yoar Banking busi-
~ pass, sod will pay you three per
cent. interest per annum for money
left on Certificate of Deposit or
Bavings Account.
The department of savings is a
special featare of this Bank, and
- all deposits, whether large or
small, draw the same rate of
_ intevest,
HM. B. SAWTELLE,
-Cashier.
The Valley Record
H 'MURRELLE, Publisher.
Ww. T. CAREY, Editor.
Published every ‘afternoon except Bun- |
day at Murrelle's elles Printing Office, Bayre,
PS ehecii 00 ; 2b cents
ption, $8.00 per year;
per
Advertising rates reasonable, and made |
map i
as second-class matter May
10 S000 10, 190824 She the Josietice a Pa.
“All the news that's fit to print”
FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1008.
Submarine’ Logging
The wastefulness of the esrly jum
bermen in the west ls the opportunity
of the enterprising lumbermen of to
day. A company was Incorporated las;
summer to engage in submarine log
ging In various rivers of Michigan. If
“vas announced lately that from a deeg
hole In the bend of one river a scow
equipped with a crage had fished oul
20.000 feet of lumber The Maniste:
river 1% sald to be paved with logs of
pine, elm, cherry, oak and maple for
distance of 200 miles, These jogs sank
“fnstead of floating down stream along
with the main body of the cut when
they were first rolled ino the wate!
Not only are logs being fished from the
river, but slabs are being dredged frou
the botiom of Muskegon lake, where
{liey were sunk years ago because thes
had no market value.
up nto lathe now and sold at a profit
A
Her Geutle Hint.
Hy-aty Sen fear. there is something
tiking About is closk~N. Y.
-
*
ER
148 Desmond St.
Btrange Patients Thrust
Upon Him,
The visit of a real wedicine man ls
a grand time for the natives of the
villages In the territory near
the Congo Free State In Africa. Not
only do the natives demand medical
to see that what helps them ought tw
help their domestic animals. The au
thor of “On the Border ol! Pigmy
Land” gives some amusing experiences
| with patients
“One day, while dispensing med)
toward me. The herdsman explained
i
i
tor oil with salt, and ordered it to be
administered in one hours time
I rather regretted this afterward,
for very soon another veterinary case
was brought in for treatment. This
time
key, suffering terribly from the plague
dry season
were absolutely raw, and
post lost the power of standing
antiseptic washing and ointment, |
legs were evidently never made
right shape for that
the bandages to stick
gested trousers It really
suitable, so I set to work on a palr,
and when the donkey was put into
them he looked most distinguished
The people gathered round In num.
bers to see it, and exclaimed “What
honor the Egropean gives his animal'’
There were several spectators who
were not clothed so magnificently, and
as | was afraid of giving the Impres-
the
I could not get
Mr. Fisher sug
to them the necessities of It
“The donkey did not take kindly to
pair of trousers Perhaps
they 41d not fit well; at all events, Ire
kicked them to pieces In two days. A
second palr was made on
scale. and whether or not the owner
bad cultivated more civilized Instincts
it Is not easy to affirm, but they re
maloned intact untll they were no
longer needed and the donkey was abls
to run about
pranks again”
Scholirly Women.
Whatever criticisms may be made on
women as = holars, pone can be made
oh those women dedlc
scholarship v service of the home,
and nen doing this
wore and wore Youth's Companion
who ale
scholarly w are
Blue Cave of Capri
like a twilight of blue fire, and waves,
and grotto walle, and boats, and peo-
come able to distinguish |
| Muhammad clearly from his fellows
{and It pleased ee that he
| celled them all in deference and atten
iJon 10 me Yet as the days passed on
i could not help seeing as the
| feathered and increased in size
| stature that my little friend was not
| holding his own
me to ex
ely | found
While thers were work
vigOTO uss pateni in the
Mulismmsad was
vy look
earner
Noticing more cio
| reason the
ing.
for the hidden gr
{ for more ilhely to he rod
ing on ii
| titi
At intervais 1 place
| tnad in the grain Li and a
tO eat lo repretinig
ivink his hunger
{no marked growth,
{and more behind
{ Al leugih chicks
! broader and it atpe
find a new piace for Muhammad
A couvenlent arrapgement
fered liseif
n
sfubtam
ved Bim
i hile sat
==ined (no
ind be [ell
the
wo
the utilgrew
be necessary
{
i
{
i
to roost
At this®ime, however, this falling
became a virtue Muhammad was
placed in the house and every evening
he crawled under them for his night's
rest. thus having his third maternal ar-
Yangement
Winter was coming on pow and kind
pature supplied littie Muhammad with
a generous coat of dull, black feathers,
which reached clear to his toes, and If
pot enhancing his beauty at any rate
alded In making him comfortablé.
No doubt many would have considered
bim an ugly little runt with utterly no
excuse for living, and | admit that to
thus keep him was iD contravention of
all laws Enown or laws to be discov-
ered for profitable poultry raising, but
if such thoughls were ever present
they instantly fled when I looked down
{at Muhammad's sagacious iittle eyes as
{he stood blinking at me and regarding
me with the most sincere devotion and
admiration
Never do | hope to be favored with
rh love and affection. Every morn-
{ing when | opened the house he ran to
| meet me, chirping a cheery good morn-
ing. and every time that [ chanced
uring the day to be about the yard he
wonld follow after me, chattering his
yod will and making hig bravest ef-
[forts to light on my shoulder
| was his hero, his benefactor, bis
protector. [le was happy to even nee
|me; he was in transports did 1 but pet
{bim for a bit
He now no longer wade the slightest
pretense of scratching for his food, and
(regularly every morning | placed the
[iste glutton in the grain room, where
he would stuff himself until he could
hold no more, yet at evening he was
| ready again to engorge his little crop
with the delicious masly and, tirgd and
happy, cheep under his protectors,
|chirrupping and carrolling his satls-
faction
On past Christmas Muhammad bad
bat®ed manfully with the chilling
blasts and | was quite unprepared for
the sad event with which | must end
this little blography
One bleak morning upon opening the
house Muhammad Din falled to meet
me with his accustomed greeting.
1 cannot well describe my feelings
when, upon looking more closely, 1 dis-
covered my little friend lying stiff and
{stark on the yellow straw at some little
| distance from the corner where his
{ guardians usually slept. These guar-
{ Alans, alas, at this late day had finally
| decided to go to roost and had left
poor Muhammad to freeze 10 death
His eyes were closed peacefully in
death, and ! could almost fancy that
| {in his last moments he had been think-
ing of his happy little life and his
steadfast friend —Kausas City Star.
Bapacity of Bargain Hunters.
A London periodical reports a “regret
{able” incident. In ua bargain counter
detached from a lady's hat avd was
sold as a remnant before the lady had
discovered and could explain her leas,
[8d14, 275-14t|
{
- | house in Clark street
Mrs. G. A. Scott,
| Newland and Mrs.
{ went to Elmira this morning,
Mrs. H. E.
James Van Orman has moved |
from West Broad street into I. F.|
Lord's house in East Waverly
Victor Getman has resigned his
ipasition at C. A Neaves lunch
wagon to take ellcat in 10 in two wecks,
, H. Everett | has ar moved from |
a Broad street into apartments |
{over Stamford & Shepard's store.
mr ————
Waverly Legion No 1 N P. LL
{will hold their annual election of
officers in the national temple this
| evening
The directors of the Manoca
Temple Association held a meeting |
at C. O. Hoagland's office last]
| evening.
Store will open for business]
Aprit 2nd. Opening days April | 0
Mrs. M. J. Baker, 511
Waverly street. 275 14t
»
Dr. J. T. Tucker and Dr. R. S
| Harnden are at Dean Creck today
as a commission to judge of the
sanity of John Wright.
Dr. Clemens, who recently
located at this place, received a
telegram this morning notifying
{ him of the death of his brother.
The Waverly Impenal Minstrels
will give a performance at Owego
this evening. They recently made
a decided hit at that place and have
been invited to play a return date.
Att the latest styles that can be
found in any millinery store. Her
trimmer will be in the city next
week studying styles. Mrs. M. J.
Baker, 511 Waverly street. 275-14
E J Cullen of Philadelphia, was
in Waverly yesterday, called bere
on account of the death of his son.
He accompanied the remains to
LeRoy, N.Y, where the funeral
will be held.
The Vincentian Fathers of Bul-
| falo will conduct a spiritual retreat
lin the St. James Catholic church
commencing on Palm Sunday and
continuing until Holy Thursday.
| There will be sermons each even-
ing.
The Postal Telegraph company
will close their office at this place
April 1. Wire Chief Weed of Ei-
mira will come here tomorrow and
disconnect the wires. Operator
Flynn will be transferred by the
| company to another station.
The committeee who have charge
of the reception to be given by the
Knights of Columbus on Easter
45 o'clock this morning, aged
tHe had been sick fpr
some time and his death was due
| to tubercolosis.
Deceased had lived in this
| sec! i"n for the past thirtceh years
land had a acquuntorce
among the railroad men
he survived
| by three daughters and one son of
| whom reside in this vicinity
The funeral will take plice from
the house n-xt Monday afternoon
at Rv H W. Cryden-
| wise il conduct the and
[the at
wide
Besides his wife 1s
‘clock
sevice
hs buri=d
remains will
Tiega Point ce metery
THE CAYUTA LEGION
ELECTED OFFICERS
| Waverly—Cayuta Legion, N P
L., elected the following officers at
their meeting in Cayuta hall last
{evening
Worthy President, Mary E Col-
line; worthy vice president, Burton
| I. Brink; secretary, Wm. H. Ellis;
[trcasurer, H. A. Ellis; chaplain,
| Cora Bogart; conductor, Ellen C,
| Kinner guard, C. F. Poolé, senti~
, Geo. S. Brink; organist, Mrs.
D. Coryell; degree master, L
M Palmer; trustee, LL. M, Palmer.
Notice to N. P. L. Members
A report has been circulated that in
the event of my being elected Loeal
Secrstary the members would not have
the same conveniences in paying their
assessments as they now have, If elect.
ed to this chair I will establish an office
in the business center where assessments
can be paid at apy time, Fraternally,
278-3 W. N. LAMONT.
— sb —————
Piles! Piles! Piles!
Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Ointm®nt
will care Blind, Bleeding, Ulcerated and
Itching Piles. It absorbs the tumors,
allays the itching at once, acts as a
oultice, gives instant relief. Dr, Wil-
iam's lndian Pile Ointment is prepared
for Piles and Itchiog of the private
paris Every box is guarauteed. Sold
> drnggists, by mail, for 50c and $1.00.
illiams M{'g. Co.,, Prop's.,, Cleveland,
0. Forsale by C, M. Driggs, druggist.
Very Cheap Traveling
Beginning Feb. 14 and continuing dai-
ly until April Oth, the Erie R. R. will
sell colonist tickets to all Pacifico Coast
and numerous interior points at very
low rates, which will be quoted and all
other information given by calling on or
writing any Erie ticket t, or J. H.
Webster, D. P. A, Elmira. N. Y. 228-e0d
Try an ad in The Record,
HEPES PERE R EPR EES
WEARY HEART
FORGETS
ITS PAIN
WHEN
SOUSA
COMES
Hear this Band of 50, assisted
by three emininent
Soloists.
LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE
Thursday, Afternoon Apr. §
Prices —50, 75 and $1.00.
to reach pows hat later haa July 3st.
Bhp « over privileges weat Missouri
sdmay-eod
NEW YORK BY NIGHT
—BY—
RENRY BELMAR Levan AND
~~ COAL
At the Lowest Possible Prices.
| Orders can be left at West
| Btore, both phones; tat Vent Sayre Drug
| yards st Sayre. Both Phones.
COLEMAN NASSLER,
| K. J. Clements and Gertrude Clements
Graduates of the American School
of Osteopathy, under the founder,
Dr. Andrew Taylor Stull, Kirks-
‘ ville, Missouri, are located tempor-
{arily at the
The Sensational Drama of New| 3, Waverly N. Y,
York Life After Dark. | until they can secure pe cnt of ¢
Prices 10, 20 and 30 Cents | | fices in t x a will be ples
Advance Sale Wednesday. ed to meet who are interg
LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE
ALL NEXT WEEK WAN
ed. Examination and consultations
Matinee— Wednesday and
free.
Saturday. Low, Fuind, Jot
bo an
a each
John A. Hemmelein's ig | Er jo
Comedy Co. re.
rs me nt ord mh
| Jom
THE IDEALS
advance subscribers.
For Sale.
= Baby carriage for sale cheap, in fine
condition. a Ri
Miss Beatrice Earle The Dr. Judson
Stlost, Atma PAM
i And Howson's Band and Orchestra. | Allen, Farmers N
Including
Vv
Extra Vaudeville Feature, the
Great
Arminta and Burke.
The Perfect Woman Gymnast and |
the Funny Aerial Comedian.
Night— “The
Daughter." | mun
Tuesday Night— “Out of the Fold." |
Popular Prices—10, 20 and 30c.!
+ Matinee Prices—10 and 20c.
Monday night, Ladies’ Tickets, 15c.
ale Limit 200.
Unfailable Headache
Tablets Cures all forms of Head-
ache, Neuralgia, Menstral
and other palns, Do not affect the heart.
Contain no opiates, All druggists or by
mail 10¢, Unfailble Headache Tablet
Co., Elmira, N, Y.
FISH, FISH,
We will have them every day daring
Lent. Also a good line of meat at popu-
lar prices. 8. J. BELLIS, Elizabeth
street.
Valley Phone 66x. Bell Phone 138w
R. H. DRISLANE,
Contractor and Builder
Plans ‘and Estimates Furnished.
103 Lincoln St. Sayre, Pa.
! A large Edison phonogra
jclass sha) and 90
Monday
rOpO
e
Political Annougcements
The undersigned announces himself a
candidate for the nomination of Jury
Commissioner, subject to the rules of
Democratic party of Indio county,
GRAHAM.
Towanda, Pa., Marek Ro. 1908,
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
as representative in the state legislatare
from Bradford count
Republican party.
274¢
mund M. Tu
Bentley Creek,
Por Rent
For rent, office rooms in the Wheelook
Block. 204
A suit of rooms for light housekseping
on the second floor in w's block,
ens, Pa. All the modern improvesesis.
W. H. Shaw,
Two offices for rent in the od
block. nef
House for reat—8 rooms, all modern
improvements, Located corner Wilbar
avenue
OG. W. Morse, 1290 North Elmira
Athens.
Lost
Lost— Between high school
and 301 Desmond street, a ladies’
face watch, “G, L.
Bt rim
Cards For Sale.