= 3 sonable GRAF Picture Framing Neatly | Prices. & CO. oe UNTIL es 8 Easter always brings fresh things to eat and we have them Cucumbers Sweet Potatoes Tomatoes Jone ; at Reasonable Prices THE NATIONAL BANK OF SAYRE. Capital - Surplus - ET sh. $50,000.00 $12,000.00 We solicit your Banking busi ness, and will pay you three per cout. interest per annum for money loft on Certificate of Deposit or Savings Account. The department of savings is a special feature of this Hauk. and all deposits, whether large or small, draw the same rales of interest. NM. K. SAWTELLE, Cashier. EEE EEE ESS The Valley Record J. BH MURRELLE, Publisher. w. T. CAREY, Editor. Published every “afternoon except Bus- day ot Marralle Priccing Office, Sayre, PS, eaription, $3.00 per year; 25 cents per month. 10, 10053 yre, ER Congress of March 8, BE ““All the news that's fit to print” FRIDAY, ‘Ne Time to Waste “He's still employed by hat big wholesale Bouse, suf he’ "No; | think he's in business for himself now. He used to take an hour for lanch, but now hie only *akes a bare five minutes "—Philadeiplla Ledger APRIL 13, 190¢ Could She Have Meant It? Jack (a8 the clock struck 11)—I ought to Se guin’ ~ Fap—Aw, go ou! —Chicago Tribune Get the Worst of It It's all right to take a fellow of our size, but most of us don't reailse how small we are. Sdquors in Canada. The consumption of spirituous liquors in Oanada last year was less by §709,000 than io 1904. Wants War China bas gotten the worst of It In politics 80 long that she is tempted 0 Uy War. Piles! Piles! Piles! Dr. Williams’ Indian Pile Oigtment will care Blind, Bleeding, Ulcerated and Itching Piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays the itching at once, acts as a poaitice ves instant relief. Dr. Wil law's I Pile Ointment is prepared for Pilea and Ttebiog of the private rts. Every box is guarauteed. Sold by araggisia. vy mail, for 50¢ and $1.00, illiams Mfg. Co, 0. Formle Prop's., Cleveland, C. M. Driggs, druggist. K. J. Clements and Gertrude Clements Graduatés of the American School of by, under the founder, Dr. Andrew Taylor Still, Kirks- ville, Missour', are located tempor arily at the Hotel Snyder, 2nd Floor, Room 3, Waverly N. Y, until they can secure permanent of- fices in this city, and will be pleas ed to meet all who are interested and explain the science. All acute and chronic cases successfully treat od Examination and consultation free. Ee Political Announcements The undersigned announces himself a candidate for the nomination of Jary Commissioner, subject to the rules of Democratic party of Bradford county. J. E. GRAHAM. Towanda, Pa, March 30, 1908 To the Republican Voters of Bradford Coun! 1 announce myself as a candi date for resentative to the Penosyl Yapis Legislature from Bradford coauty, to the rules of the Republican It elected 1 will work for and vote for the enactment of laws allowing trolley roads to carry freight, establishing a two cents a wile fare on steam roads, com- pelling corporations to bear their proper share of taxation, providing for the en the state funds, Wweasures as may be demanded by the people of this county. CC, L. Stevens De. C, L. Stevens, March 10, 1906, 2nd Ward, Athens. I hereby anvounce myself a candidate an representative in the ntale legislature * from Headford Sagat}, subject to the " Republican party. M. Toton, Beatley Creek, Pa. Subscribe for The Record. Cabbage Popcorn Figs, Dates Uranges Bananas Lemons Lettuce Green Umions Radishes Parsnips Soinach PERSONAL MENTION F B. McKee, of The Towanda Daily Review was in town today. “ 25 Ibs. granulated sugar . : boxes Nu lafe Miss Elsie Sattler of Towanda Vieor is visiting her father, H. Sattler of | ; poxes Eggo See . Sayre - er —————— NNN 4 cans corn cans peas cans pumpkin > Tbs starch . 10 bars Oak Leaf soap . » bars Acme soap 26 Robert pure food 1“ bars good soap . 25 : | 3 pk. cornstarch. 25 arent. was in Sayre this morming. | I _ : ¢ E 3 bottles ammonia £ 25 3 lbs nce . cis 25 4 Ibs prunes « + a 23 soc table syrup : 40 6 boxes sardines . 25 ¥ resh salt salmon, per 1h. . os sibs bestciscoes . . . . . 23 i Ib fancy mackerel 12Y; 1 Ib Royal Luncheon coffee known the world round to sell for 25c, and worth the price at that, sells today, Ib Wear Hartz, Shaffer “and Marks | 39¢ a . | Clothing A Kauf pi ry man, old postoffice builiding Des- | 3 cans condensed otk mond street, Sayre 42 table pickies - 1 Ib Arm and Hammer soda Class No. 13 of the Baptist; bulk . . i 04 | Sunday school will hold a bake! We have best Yanis. weighing | sale at G. R. Follett's grocery from 10 to 15 lbs. store tomorrow afternoon. Place your order early and get it | | for Easter. We have strictly fresh eggs for William Downs 1s home from A A LY RN tv NW Jersey Shore and will stay over te ~. Sunday A. Summers, He is lookiug up matters relative to the sale of food stuff which will not bear official inspection LOCAL MENTION Given away, a nfle, with every! | childs’ suit of clothes from $250 {up at H. Sattler’s 287-2 For sale by H The Lehigh Valley run the first excursion of the season to Wash lowest market price ington this mormiag. Quite a large number of Sayre people boarded the train at thas place = | A J. HOAG a hcavy white frost last mght, and the fog very much | resembled a morning in October. | There was 220 DESMOND STREET The robins, however, were plentiful Valley Phone 181 x | carly this morning Spring 1s | making a desperate effort to arnive LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE The borough streets were never on hime in a worse condition than they are It has rained | every day this week and no oppor- | BEG INNING WEEK MONDAY, APRIL 16TH MATINEES Thursday and Saturday at the present time tunity has been given for the mud | to dry. The inches deep, 1s of a thin char ter | mud 1s about five Tuesday, eS The Famous C00K-CHURGH STOCK 0. Supporting the Dainty Sou brette Star, Miss Ruby Erwood and makes travel very disagreeable Better weather 1s predicted whi h will dry the streets quick} y LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE | The Norristown (Pa) Times has| Evenings in the following success- ful plays Monday—*“A Game of Hearts.” Tuesday “An Heiress to Millions.’ Wednesday “An Actor's Romange. Thu sday ‘The Colleen Bawn.” Friday “Her Only Crime.’ Saturday “The Little Avenger.’ MATINEES. “Little Miss Military. “Fast Lynne.’ Saturday “The Little Red School ness the opening performance of | | House. SR the Cook-Church Stock Company | Vaodeville Acts by “The Pryers’ sing- ers, dancers and musical artists. | Harry ‘Moore, Ben Loring and Ruby carned aeputation established here | Erwood. PRICES Eveningw, 10, 20 and 30c. Matinees -10 and 20¢. and better this| yp geo Tickets Monday Night, April 16, 15 cents. Limited to 200. “Amateur Night Friday evening, April 20. Three cash prizes will be given, the following to say regarding the | Cook-Church company which will] be the attraction at the Louis Opera | “All to the unamious verdict | House all next week good" was the rendered by the delightful audience | that packed day afternoon and evemng to wit- laesday the opera house yester- | Foor oy which fully sustained the well in previous seasons The company is really stronger year, being equipped with entirely | claborate | new plays and more scenic and mechanical effecty Miss | Ruby I rwood, the leading lady, 's| a talented repertoire star of charm MEAT, MEAT ing personlity and versatility.” The | opening bill for Monday evening, | The best in the market can be pur- April 16th, will be the New York | chased every 4a at prices that fit your pocketbook. . J. BELLIS, Elizabeth | “Game of Hearts’ street. [.adies’ tickets Monday might 15 | Valley Phone 66x. Bell Phone 138w | cents, limited to 200. “Amateur success, meht” Friday evening, Apnl 20th, three prizes will be given. Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday CREWS SENT OUT The D S & S crews were or- dered out by the Lehigh Valley | Railroad Company yesterday af- JOWN Cc. OSBORN, | Vy ternoon to proceed to the Packer- Meavy and Light Draying and Moving ton yard and haul empty coal cars to Dnifton. This | part of the company Specialties Diseases of Women and of the Rectum. | Hours Tham, 18 78pm. OFFICE SAMUELS BLOCK. Valley Telephoon 37x. 138 Lockhart Bs, | Gardens ploughed, ashes drawn AWAY, | action on the 4,4 ail kinds of team work attended to | has caused a promptly. Livery attached. | be circulated that the | 207 N. Lehigh Ave. Valley Phone 205 Drifton colleries will start operas tions on Monday next. The cars| Unfailable Headache will be hauled to Dnifton, but | Table Cares all forms of Head whether they will be used to take ts sche, Neuralgia, Meastral the stored coal fit Roan to market aod other pains. Do not affect the heart or be prepared for a resumption of Contain no opiates. All druggists or by all 106. Unfalible Headache Tablet work could not be learned. Co., Kimirs. N. Y. { rumor to TWO FRANK E WOOD, Representative News ER ‘advertising matter may be left at Gregg's Racket Store, Waverly. After 12 o'clock noon call the main office at Sayre, Valley ‘phone 138X. ne Easter post cards at Strong's today. Mrs. Ellis, the Broad street mil- liner, Waverly, 286 2 Past cards at Strong's. J. A. Morey of Nichols was in town yesterday. E D. Sebnng, Esq, his parents at Newfield. is visiting Post card books at Strong's. Mrs. E Barton Hall of Elmira 1s visiting her father, P. L. Lang rt A stm Wall paper and paints at 11 The Hon. Byram L was in town today. Carl Arnold and wife of Nichols Winters Edward Eaton is home on a va- cation from the Albany law school. Easter hats, all prices, at Mrs. the Broad street milliner, | 286 2 |and 11. 275-14t with Miss Florence Godshall last — i —————— Mrs. Ells’ Waverly. em—— A fe ennaen Broad street parlors, 280 2 Fall in line and buy a hat for 280 2 William Pickley, who formerly | | ran the Erie house, has leased the Stewart house. : Naver. wet & went to ns morning where he will visit friends for a time. Misses Mabel Finch and Mertie | js Alice Westfall. Miss Anderson of Buffalo is Brooks for a few days. Mr. R. S Whitcomb went to Elmira this morning where she will visit her mother for a time. Mrs. C. H. Swain received two ccates of strawberries this morning from her husband in Flonda. Abe. Unger returned from New Yoak today where he spent the past week visiting relatives. Mrs. Horton of Los Angeles ar- rived in Waverly this morning and will visit relatives for a time Store will open for business April 2nd. Opening days April 1oand 11. Mrs. M. J. Baker, 511 Waverly street 276-14t | verly school. double house on Waverly street that formerly belonged to R. B Comstock of Binghamton. Mr. Comstock was in town yesterday closing the deal. Mrs. M. J. Baker has decided to go in business again at her own home, 511 Waverly street, and invites her friends and patrons to call and look over her line of spring millinery. All fresh flew goods. Trolley cars pass the door. Bell phone 214 B. 275-14t The application blanks for liquor licenses arrived this morning and relieved the anxiety of the appli- cants who had been notified that the application must be in by Apnl 15, and that the old 1905 form would not be accepted. John Buck, the man who was found wandering in Waverly yes. terday, and who was evidently de- mented, caused ‘the authorities much trouble in trying to find where he lived. It was finally dis SPRING SESSION OF PRESBYTERY Will Be Held in the Presbyterian Church on Monday and Tues- day, April 16 and 17 Waverly—The spring session of the Binghamton Presbytery will be 16 and 17. The delegates will be church The pening session will be held at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon The evening session will commence at 8 30 and will be addressed by the retiring moderator and the sacrament of the Lord's supper will be administered The Tuesday morning session will open with a prayer service at 8:30 and and will be led by Dr. Hollenbeck A luncheon will be served to the church at auditonum. ELLIS CRANDALL Waverly—Ellis Crandall died His death was due to tuberculosis from which he had suffered for the past three years, and had spent the greater part of the time wn the Adirondacks. He had resided in Waverly only a short time before he died. Deceased was 35 years old, and had been a resident of Owego for a long time where he was engaged in the jewelry busi- ness. He married Miss Mildred Topping of this place, who with two small children survive him. Three brothers, Burdette Crandall and Stowell Crandall of Grand Rapids, Mich, and Fred Crandall Apnl 18 A very fine musical program has | been provided for the Easter ser~ next Sunday. Shipman, Center street got into a that she died He will go to Troy where he will work for a time.’ week studying styles. Mrs. M. J. Baker, 511 Waverly street. 275 14 The officers of the Waverly high school alumni association met last night to make arrangements for him. The funeral will be held Sunday from the home of Mrs. | Topping on Waverly street. The interment will be at Glenwood. to Buffalo and Niagara Falls Tickets will be sold Apnl 15; return limit April 16. Fare round trip from Sayre, $3.00. See Le high Valley Agents for further ce ——— W. T. GAREY, JUSTICE OF THE PEACESR Office Maney & Page Bloek, Rooms formerly occupied by the Iate John R. Murray, Office hours: —8 to 10 a, m.; 6:30 to8 p,m. At other times during See Display in Show Window All hardy, thriving, blooming plants and ferns. Our assortment is com- plete. Make your Easter Hower purchase here. You'll find we have the finest variety of potted plants in the valley. Boston Ferns, Easter Lilies, Azelias, Tulips, Daffodils, Hyacinths, Primroses, Cineraries. N. B.—All flowers held for Easter delivery must be paid for in advance, nor will they be subject to exchange or return. Flowers delivered at your own risk. EASTER CANDY SPECIAL Pure, wholesome candy, 40c grade fine chocolate-coated candies. This sale per 1b only 28¢. 20 different assortments to select from. See South Show Window 20c¢ Ox Hart chocolate creams, per 1b 1te Pecan meats, walnut meats, candy cherries. Fruits and Vegetables Strawberries, malaga grapes, grape {10 bars Acwe soap fruit, blood oranges, naval oranges. La- |4 pkgs Nu Life nauas, cocoanuts, dates, figs, nats, |! vkg Banner Oats {2 pkgs Mapl Flake. {132 pkg macaroni 4 qts beans 2 Ibs finest peanat butter 2 lbs shredded cocoanut . 40c gallon can pie peaches. . green onions, California celery, cabbage. | 70¢ gallon can Blueberries Pillsbury’'s Best bread flour P.S.- We make a specialty of fine | Washburn's best bread flour Olives and Oils | Excellent pastry flour ‘Pay Day Specials Saturday Only Vegetables Red ripe tomatoes, green string beans, curly and swoath lettuce, radishes, cu- cumbers, water cress, parsley, rhubarb, gEsseruRERENRY Fancy New Fresh-Laid Eggs 4 cans corn 30¢c, 3 cans telephone peas 25¢, 3 cans Hoyt's tomatoes 40c, 2 cans red beets 5c, 2 cans Herald succotash 25¢, 2 cans lima beans 25¢, 0 Ibs fancy lake ciscoes 250, fancy mackerel 10c¢ each, 26c can Herald peaches 20c, Island Beauty brand pineapple squares (deliciously sweet and very tender) 20c can 18g, 2 large cans Island Beauty baked beans with tomato sauce je, 13¢ can White Lily sucootash, 10c. i a————— A. & C. R. WILLIAMS BOTH 'PHONES. 148 Desmond St. Household Necessities Brooms, Pails, Brushes, Mops and everything needed for the spring housecleaning We have now an especially good line of kitchen, laundry and dairy tur- nishings which all housekeepers are invited to inspect. A Choice Selection of Easter Novelties Try The Record. TOUHEY'S HOTEL Bve New and Up-to-Date, First- ocoommodations. Rates $1.50 Por Day. Same, For Sale. For Sale—1 piano and pouschold goods. Mrs. H. D. Sweetland, 319 Chemung street, Sayre, Pa, 288-3 A dinl 1. Apply at 110 De ee mond ay yoo gir PY a ner For Bale or pray shop ad gat fix- tures, 405 Broad street averiy. Stock RR ————————————e | yu %tured chesp. Inqaire Penn- For Rent sylvania avenue. BS. K.Wolcott. 286.81 Farm house, garden and room far one or two houses (f desired. west ot Bayne Price $4. J. H. McKin- | Wilbur avenue. ney, R. F. D. No 26, Athens, 2d Aw ——— mesepeeesmtmas— {age for sale cheap, in fine oo ary Artiags Inquire 202 Olive, 275-41 “Pasture to let after May 10, 1908 Dr en daca orth or older cattle for horses. J. H. McKinney, R. F. D. No. 20, Athens. — he lu Pa. x Konto w W, Howard Two small offices, one room with bath, Alem, Farmers Nat Athens, suitable for gentleman. Inquire H. Rl Talmadge. 278-¢ For reat, office rooms in the Wheelock lock. 204 Notice Block Herbert Millheim has just Twoulioss Tor rent In the Maney & | CF, Wik toute in Sayre. Page block. net Third floor of the Glaser block. Kleo- i
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